1 ^B^^l f-iA wl PUBLISHED 3Y THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY FOR THE COMMITTEE ON PRESS AND PUBLICITY UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE DIRECTOR OF EXHIBITS r^ t x5cH.F=!Q4-.M.1 oH^Sj 7.1. 1 41 ^ OFFICIAL CATALOGUE OF EXHIBITORS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION ST. LOUIS, U.S.A. 1904 DIVISION OF EXHIBITS FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director Department A E D U C A T I O N HOWARD J. ROGERS, Chief REVISED EDITION PUBLISHED FOR THE COMMITTEE ON PRESS AND PUBLICITY BY THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY (INC.) ST. LOUIS, 1904 COPYRIGHT, 1904, BY THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMPANY, FOR THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY. . PREFACE. A modern Universal Exposition well might be called an encyclopedia of society, as it contains, in highly specialized arra\-, societ}' 's word and works. It is a collection of the wisdom and achievements of the world, brought to- gether for the inspection of the world---for examination and stud}'^ by its experts. It constitutes a compact, classified, indexed compendium, available for ready reference, of the achievements and ideas of society, in all phases of its activities, extended to the most material as well as the most refined. The Catalogue of such a Universal Exposition is, therefore, perhaps the most comprehensive and representative contemporary record of the progress and condition of the human race that may be devised. It is a distinct and authentic record of the exhibits of the Exposition, which are the evidences of the capacity and performance in all lines, intellectual, 'social, and industrial, of all of the peoples of the world. The value of such a document and its significence, socially and commercially are incalcuable. It is an epitome of the capacity and promises of mankind, while being at the same time a roll of honor---a certified register of those individuals and institutions which are taking active part in the life of the world today. FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, DIRECTOR OF EXHIBITS. INTRODUCTION. By Howard J. Rogers, Chief. The Palace of Education and Social Economy is situated in the center of the main picture of the Exposition, and is one of the two buildings surrounded by the grand basin and »the lagoons. The design is of modern classic architecture, and its graceful lines and magnificent colonnade render it, in the opinion of experts, the most beautiful building on the grounds. It is designed by Eames & Young of St. Louis, and cost about $400,000. The building is irregular in shape to conform with the ground plan of the Exposition, and somewhat resembles a keystone. The northern facade is 750 feet in length, and the southern 450 feet; the east and west sides are 525 feet long. The whole building covers 290,000 square feet, or approxi- mately 7 acres of ground. The sculpture, which adorns the building is notable, and was designed by Robert P. Bringhurst of St. Louis. The principal figures are "The Flight of Time" and "The Thread of Life," which stand on the liight and left, respectively, of the figures surmounting the four main entrances; the famous statue of Horace Mann at the west portal, was designed by H. K. Bush-Brown; and of Pestalozzi at the north portal, by A. Jaegers. In the arrangement of exhibits within the Palace, the court, which was roofed after the building was finished, owing to the greater demand for exhibit space, plays an important part. The foreign exhibits and the exhibits of the American universi- ties are situated within the court. In the the north corridor of the building are the exhibits of the public school systems of states and cities. In the west corridor are the exhibits of the agricultural and mechanical colleges, professional and tech- nical schools, art schools, business and commercial schools, and business houses. In the east corridor are the exhibits of schools for defectives. The Public School section contains exhibits from the kindergarten through the ele- mentary and high school grades, including evening schools, vacation schools and schools for special training, high schools, academies, commercial schools and manual training high schools. These exhibits represent: School legislation and organization, School architecture. Courses of study. Methods of instruction, The training of teachers, School apparatus and appliances. These are illustrated by reports, charts, photographs of buildings and schools, models, bound volumes of class exercises, and apparatus designed and made by school children, etc. The college section, including colleges and universities, scientific and technical schools, professional schools, libraries and museums, contains models of buildings, special scientific apparatus, physical and chemical laboratories, models and photographs of astronomical apparatus, reports on original investigations, text books and original contributions by professors and students. Special education in the Fine Arts is fully illustrated by large and comprehensive exhibits made by five of the largest art schools in the country. UNITED STATES. Perhaps the most important display is that collected in the section devoted to the colleges of agriculture and mechanic arts of the United States. For this purpose the government appropriated $100,000. These institutions throughout the country have made an elaborate collective exhibit illustrating their methods of instruction and results of research. The exhibit includes on the agricultural side : Agronomy, or plant pro- duction; Zootechny, or animal industry; Agrotechny, or agricultural technology. The Mechanic Arts exhibit includes: Civil engineering, Mechanical engineering, Electrical engineering. Mining engineering. Technical chemistry, Architecture, Drawing and Shop practice, Domestic science and Ceramics. Special education in Commerce and Industry is illustrated in the exhibit of the various industrial and commercial schools and the higher schools of commerce. The southwest pavilion contains a model commercial school, with all its equipment, in actual operation. Model schools with working classes showing the methods pursued in the education of the deaf and blind are conducted daily in school rooms specially constructed for the purpose. Publishers and manufacturers of school furniture and appliances have made elaborate displays. The Foreign section contains an exhaustive exhibit of their educational facilities and equipment of the leading nations of the world. The exhibit of scientific apparatus and the results shown of modern scientific investigations are very comprehensive. a o a o w How To Locate An Exhibit. The Educational Exhibits are installed in the north, east and west sections of the Educational Palace. Individual Exhibits in the elementary education are to be found in blocks 1 and 2, aisles A and B. Group 2 will be found in blocks 1, 2 and 3; Group 3, in blocks 7 and 9; Group 4, in block 7; Group 6 is chiefly installed in block 7; Group 7 is to be found in block 4; Group 8 is installed in dilTerent parts of the blocks mentioned; Group 5, the Exhibit of Colleges of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts, is to be found in block 8. Over each block is a large sign which will immediately give the location of the block, with the designation by aisles, in addition, each exhibit may be easily and definitely located, just as you would locate a house on the street. INDEX. Country. Page. United States 13 Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges 17 Arkansas ' 26 Arizona 26 California 27 Colorado 28 Connecticut 29 Idaho , 29 Illinois 30 Indiana 32 Iowa 36 Kansas 39 Kentucky 42 Louisiana 42 Massachusetts 43 Minnesota 44 Mississippi 46 Missouri 46 Montana 47 Nebraska 48 New Jersey : 49 New Mexico 50 New York 51 North Dakota 53 Oklahoma 55 Oregon 56 Pennsylvania 57 Rhode Island 59 South Dakota 59 Country. Page. Tennessee 61 Texas 61 Utah 62 West Virginia 63 Wisconsin 63 Argentine 65 Austria 66 Belgium 67 Brazil 71 Bulgaria 74 Canada 74 Ceylon 74 China 75 Cuba 75 France 79 Germany 94 Great Britain and Ireland 107 Hungary IIO Italy Ill Japan 112 Mexico 113 Monaco 115 Porto Rico "... 115 Portugal 115 Siam lis Spain : 116 Sweden 116 Syria 117 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. Classification of Exhibits. GROUP I. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Class I. Kindergarten. Class 2. Elementary grades. Class 3. Training and certification of teachers. Class 4. Continuation scliools, including evening schools, vacation schools and schools for special training. Legislation, organization, general statistics. School supervision and school management. Buildings: plans, models; school hygiene. Methods of instruction; results obtained. GROUP 2. SECONDARY EDUCATION Class 5. High schools and academies; manual training high schools, commercial high schools. Class 6. Training and certification of teachers. Legislation, organization, statistics. Buildings: plans and models. Supervision, management, methods of instruction; results obtained. GROUP 3. HIGHER EDUCATION Class 7. Colleges and universities. Class 8. Scientific, technical and engineering schools and institutions. Class 9. Professional schools. Class ID. Libraries. Class II. Museums. Legislation, organization, statistics. Buildings: plans and models. Curriculums, regulations, methods, administration, investigations, etc. GROUP 4. SPECIAL EDUCATION IN FINE ARTS (Institutions for teaching drawing, painting and music.) Class 12. Art schools and institutes. Class 13. Schools and departments of music; conservatories of music. ^Methods of instruction; results obtained. Legislation, organization, general statistics. GROUP 5. SPECIAL EDUCATION IN AGRICULTURE Class 14. Agricultural colleges and departments; experiment stations; instruction in forestry. (See Department H, Group 83.) Curriculums; experiments and investigations; results. Methods of transi)ortation and shipment. Legislation, organization, general statistics. Buildings: plans and models. 13 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. GROUP 6. SPECIAL EDUCATION IN COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY Class 15. Industrial and trade schools; evening industrial schools. Class 16. (a) Business and commercial schools. (b) Higher instruction in commerce. Class 17. Education of the Indian. Class 18. Education of the Negro. Legislation, organization, statistics. Buildings: plans and models. Methods of instruction; results. GROUP 7. EDUCATION OF DEFECTIVES Class 19. Institutions for the blind; publications for the blind. Class 20. Institutions for the deaf and dumb. Class 21. Institutions for the feeble minded. Management, methods, courses of study; results. Special appliances for instruction. Legislation, organization, statistics. Buildings: plans and models. GROUP 8. SPECIAL FORMS OF EDUCATION— TEXT BOOKS— SCHOOL FURNITURE AND SCHOOL APPLIANCES Class 22. Summer schools. Class 23. Extension courses; popular lectures and people's institutes; correspond- ence schools. Class 24. Scientific societies and associations; scientific expeditions and investiga- tions. Class 25. Educational publications, text books, etc. Class 36. School furniture, school appliances. Department A — Education. UNITED STATES. GROUP I. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. Location: Blocks i and 2. Aisles A and B. Blow, Susan E., Cazenovia, New York. Monograph on the Kindergarten. C. A. Burton Machinery Co., Kansas City, Mo. Compressed air and water system, outside of Model Country School House. Chicago, Board of Education of. Public School Exhibit. Block 2; aisle B. Cleveland, Board of Education of. All branches of public school work. Block 3; aisle 4. Draper, Andrew Sloan, University of Illinois, Champaign. Monograph on educational organization and adminis- tration. Harris, William T., Bureau of Educa- tion, Washington, D. C. Monograph on elementary education. Hinsdale, B. A. Monograph on training of teachers. Morrison, Gilbert B., St. Louis. Mono- . graph on school architecture and hy- giene. New York City, Board of Education of. Public school work, bound volumes, models, photographs, charts. Block 2; aisle B. St. Louis, Board of Education of. Maps, charts, school work, etc. Block i ; aisle B. GROUP 2. SECONDARY EDUCATION. Location: Blocks i, 2 and 3. Aisles A and B. Brown, Elmer Ellsworth, Berkeley, Cali- fornia. Monograph on secondary edu- I cation. i Chicago, Board of Education of. Ex- ■ hibit of high school work. Block 2; : aisle B. | Cleveland, Board of Education of. All j branches of high school work. Block 1 3: aisles 4 and 5. | Manual Training School of the Washing- ton University, St. Louis, ]\lo. \\'ork exhibit. Block 6; aisle H. Missouri Synod, Lutheran. Class work of Parochial Schools. Synod's school books and helps. Block i; aisle A. New York City, Board of Education of. High school exhibit of bound volumes, models, photographs, charts. Block 2: aisle B. Phillips-Exeter Academy, Andover, Mass. Block 7; aisle 2. St. Louis, Board of Education of. High school exhibit of maps, charts, schoo'l work, etc. Block i; aisle B. GROUP 3. HIGHER EDUCATION. Location: Blocks 7 and 9. Aisle 2. Adirondack Summer Schools, Saranac Lake, N. Y. Photographs. With X. Y. State Exhibit. Amherst College, Amherst. Course of study, building and grounds, history, catalogues, etc. Block 7; aisle i. Beloit College, Beloit, Wis. Charts, map, photographs. \\'ith State Ex- liibit. Bellvue Female College, Shelby County, Colliersville, Tenn. General school work. \\'ith State Exhibit. Bolton College, Shelby County, Bolton, Tenn. Work of pupils. With State Exhibit. Boston University, Medical Department, Boston. Special exhibit of pathologi- cal department. Block 7; aisle i. Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Peoria, 111. Work illustrating the engineering de- partment, architectural plans. Block 7: aisle 2. Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Photographs, publications, special work. Block 7; aisle i. Butler University, Indiana. With State Exhibit. Burritt College, Spencer, Tennessee. Photo of building. With State Ex- hibit. 14 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. California State Library, Sacramento. Photographs, blanks, publicat i o n s. With State Exhibit, Cattell, James McKeen, Columbia Uni- versity, New York. Monograph on scientific societies and associations. Central College, Fayette, Mo. Photo- graphs, students' work. (Mo. State section.) Central Female College, Lexington, Mo. Photographs, students' work. (Mo. State section.) Christian Brothers College, St. Louis, jNIo. Catalogues, photographs, stu- dents' work in courses, texts, theses, laboratory methods, language work. Block 7; aisle 2. Coe College, Cedar Rapids, la. Photo- graphs. With State Exhibit. Colgate University, Hamilton, N. Y. Photographs, students' work, adminis- trative blanks, publications. With State Exhibit. Colleges of the State of Massachusetts, Amherst College, Boston University, Hoh' Cross College, IMount Holyoke College. Simmons College, Smith Col- lege, Wellesley College, Williams Col- ege, Massachusetts Library com- mittee. Collective exhibit. Charts, maps, photographs, catalogues. Block 7; aisle I. Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colo. Courses in liberal arts, en- gineering, music and art. W^ith State Exhibit. Colorado School of Mines, Golden. Complete set of drawings, topographi- cal and geological maps. Field books, laboratory notes, etc. With State Ex- hibit. Columbia University, New York City. University publications, library, educa- tion, psychology and law. Block 9; aisles C and D. Connecticut State Library, Hartford. Maps showing free public libraries, libraries of society of Colonial Dames, library of Connecticut Audubon So- ciety. With State Exhibit. Cornell College, Mount Vernon, Iowa. Photographs, college work. With State Exhibit. Cornell University, Ithaca, New York. Educational exhibit of the eight col- leges of the university. Block 9; aisles C and D. De Pauw University, Greencastle, Ind. With State Exhibit. Drury College, Springfield, Mo. Photo- graphs, students' work. With State Exhibit. Earlham College, Richmond, Ind. Pho- tographs, college work. With State Exhibit. Fargo College, Fargo, North Dakota. Written work, Greek, literat u r e, science. With State Exhibit. Forest Park University, St. Louis, Mo. Pupils' work in language and art. Block 7; aisle i. Franklin College, Indiana. With State Exhibit. Hanover College, Indiana. With State Exhibit. Hardin College, Mexico, Mo. Photo- graphs, college work. With State Exhibit. Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. Photographs, charts, maps and publi- cations. Block 9; aisles D and E. Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y. Photo- graphs, charts, students' work, plans, administrative blanks, publications. With State Exhibit. Holy Cross College, Worcester. Courses of study, charts, diagrams, catalogues, etc. Block 7; aisle i. Howard Payne College, Fayette, Mo. Photographs, students' work. With State Exhibit. Indiana Libraries. (Collective.) With State Exhibit. Indiana University, Indiana. With State Exhibit. International Correspondence School, Scranton, Pa. Phonograph system of teaching language; work in the various departments. In Guild Hall, Model Street. Established 1891. We are originators of correspondence instruction in the in- dustrial sciences. 170 special courses in the mechanic arts and industrial sciences, drawing and languages. Seven hundred thousand students and graduates all over the world attest the benefit derived from our instruction. Guild Hall erected espe- cially to exhibit work of our students. Interstate Correspondence Schools, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Photograpiis, college work. With State Exhibit. Iowa College, Grinnell, Iowa. Photo- graphs, college work. With State Exhibit. Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md. Scientific publications, work in biology, pathology and geology. Block 9; aisles C and D. Kansas University, Board of Regents of. Pictures in frames. Lehigh University, South Bethlehem, Pa. Photographs, pamphlets. With State Exhibit. Lorenz, E. H. J., Madison, Wis. Colla- borator in scientific exhibit. Univer- sity of Wisconsin. Manhattan College, New York City. Charts, students' work, plans. With State Exhibit. UNITED STATES. 15 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston. Courses in civil, mechanical, mining, electrical engineering. Chem- istry, biology, physics, naval architec- ture. Block 7; aisle 2. Massachusetts Library Commission, Bos- ton. Maps, charts, photographs, or- ganization, statistics, etc. Mendenhall, T. C, Worcester, Mass. Monograph on scientific, technical and engineering education. Merom College, Indiana. With State Exhibit. Milton College, Milton, Wis. Drawings, photographs. With State Exhibit. Milwaukee-Downer College, Milwaukee, Wis. Drawing, photographs. With State Exhibit. Missouri Valley College. Photographs. With State Exhibit. Moore's Hill College. Indiana. With State Exhibit. Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Ma.ss. Photographs, students' work. Block 7; aisle i. Nebraska Public Library Commission, Lincoln. Libraries, traveling libraries, photographs, reports, etc. With State Exhibit. Nelson, J. Alexander, New York City. Astor library and other catalogues, 1855-1904. With Columbia College Ex- hibit. New Mexico University, Albuquerque. Photographs. With State Exhibit. New York University, New York City. Photographs, charts, apparatus, publi- cations. Block 9; aisle C. New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital, New York City. Photo- graphs, publications. Park College, Parkville, Mo. Model of Campus, photographs. With State Exhibit. Parsons, James Russell, University of the State of New York, Albany. Mono- graph on professional education. Perry, Edward Delavan, Columbia Uni- versity, New York. Monograph on the American University. Purdue University, La Fayette, Indiana. Products, documents, publications and photographs illustrating instruction and research in science, agriculture and technology. Block 7; aisle 2. Redfield College, Redfield, South Da- kota. Collective exhibit of photo- graphs, paintings and drawings. With State Exhibit. Red River Valley University, North Dakota. Reports. With State Ex- hibit. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y. School of engineering and science. Block 7; aisle 2. Rochester Theological Seminary, New York. Publications. With State Ex- hibit. Roger Williams College, Nashville, Tenn. Photographs. With State Exhibit Simmons College, Boston, Mass. Pho- tographs, students' work. Block 7; aisle 2. Smith College, North Hampton, Mass. Photographs, students' work. Block 7; aisle i. Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas. Photographs. With State Ex- hibit. St. Louis University, St. Louis, Mo. Educational and historical exhibit of the Jesuit universities and colleges of the Middle West. Block 9; aisles C and D. St. Mary's College, St. Mary's, Ky. Photographs, volumes. With State Exhibit. Students League of America, Syracuse, N. Y. (Collective exhibit.) Students' periodical publications. With State Exhibit. Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y. Department of applied sciences. Pho- tographs, charts, students' work. With State Exhibit. Thomas, M. Carey, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Monograph on edu- cation of women. Union College, College View, Neb. De- partment exhibit of students' work. With State Exhibit. University of Arizona, Tiicson. General exhibit of university work. With State Exhibit. University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. Model of university, photo- graphs. With State Exhibit. University of California, B e r k el e y. Architectural olans, portfolios, etc. With State Exhibit. University of Chicago, Chicago, 111. General exhibit of university work and equipment. Block 9; aisles D and E. University of Colorado, Boulder. En- larged cabinet catalogue, photographs, university publications. With State Exhibit. University of Illinois, Champaign. Charts, publications, apparatus. Block 9; aisle C. University of Illinois, Chicago. Ana- tomical and pathological exhibit. South Balcony. University of Kansas. Pictures. With State Exhibit. University of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. Drawings, students' work. Witli State Exhibit. 16 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Col- lection of charts, graphics, photo- graphs, special methods and investiga- tions. Block 9; aisles D, and E. University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. Charts, photographs and statistics, ap- paratus. With State Exhibit. University of Mississippi. Electric ma- chine. With State Exhibit. University of Missouri, Columbia. Charts, publications, apparatus. Block 9; aisle C. University of Nebraska, Lincoln. De- partmental exhibit of the university. With State Exhibit. University of Nebraska, Lincoln. Ex- ' hibit of city, rural and traveling li- braries of Nebraska. With State Ex- hibit. University of North Dakota, Grand Forks. Photographs of buildings and equipment, mechanical drawings, wood and iron work. With State Exhibit. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Bust of Provost William Smith. With State Exhibit. University of the State of New York, .\lbany. Charts, administrative blanks, publications. With State Exhibit. University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. Photographs and model of buildings and grounds. With State Exhibit. University of Wisconsin, Madison. Col- lection of charts, graphics, photo- graphs, special methods and investiga- tions. Block 9; aisles C and D. Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, New York. Educational and building statis- tics, with models and photographs. Block 7; aisle i. Wabash College, Indiana. With State Exhibit. Washington University, St. Louis Mo. Exhibits from the undergradute, law, medical and dental departments, also reproduction of its new grounds and buildings, now in use by World's Fair. Block 9; aisles D and E. Waynesburg College, Waynesburg, Pa. General college work. Block 7, aisle 2. Wells College, Aurora, N. Y., General college work. Block 7; aisle 2. Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass. Courses of study charts, diagrams, cat- alogues, etc. Block 7; aisle i. West, Andrew Fleming, Princeton Uni- versity, Princeton, N. J. Monograph on the American college. Wesleyan University, University Place, Neb. Departmental exhibit of stu- dents' work. With State Exhibit. Western College, Oxford, Ohio. Gen- eral college work. Block 7; aisle 2. Wisconsin Library Commission, Madi- son, Wis. Sample traveling library. With State Exhibit. William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo. Photographs, school pub 1 i c a t i o n s. With State Exhibit. Williams College, Williamstown, Mass. Courses of study, charts, diagrams, catalogues, etc. Block 7; aisle I. Woman's College of Baltimore, The, Baltimore, Md. Publications, views of buildings, exhibits of departinent work, physical training, charts. Block 7; aisle 2. Woman's College, The, Frederick, Md. Wall cabinet, photographs, mounting and arranging done entirely by science department. Block 7; aisle 2. Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Wor- cester, Mass. Photographs, drawings, diagrams, specimens, apparatus. Block 7; aisle 2. Yale University, New Haven, Conn. General university work. Block 9; aisles D and E. Yankton College, Yankton, South Da- kota. Collective exhibit of written work, drawings and photograph.'?. With State Exhibit. GROUP 4. SPECIAL EDUCATION IN FINE ARTS. Location: Block 7. Aisles i and 2. Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, 111. Students' work, drawing, painting, sculpture, designs, illustration, architec- ture, crafts, etc. Block 7; aisle 2. Art Academy, Chicago, 111. Drawings and paintings. Block i; aisle i. Boston, Mass., School Committee of. Drawings from Free Evening Drawing School. Clarke, Isaac Edwards, Department of Education, Washington, D. C. Mono- graph on artistic and industrial educa- tion. Iowa School of Art, Des Moines, la. Drawings, paintings and studies. With State Exhibit. Maumaugh, Mrs. Frances, Omaha, Neb. Water colors. With State Exhibit. Minneapolis School of Fine Arts. Stu- dents' work. Block 7; aisle 2. New York School of Applied Design for Women, New York City. Designs. With the N. V. City Exhibit. Normal Art School, Boston, Mass. Il- lustrative work of school. Block 7; aisles i and 2. Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, The, Philadelphia. Students' work in draw- ing, painting, modeling, architectural design, etc. Block 7; aisle i. UNITED STATES. 17 Pratt Institute, Art Department of, Brooklyn, N. Y. Illustrative courses of instruction. Block 7; aisle 2. St. Louis Art School, St. Louis, Mo. Work of students. Block 7; aisles i and 2. School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Work of the pupils. Block 7; aisle I. Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y. College of fine arts. Photographs, charts, students' work. With State Exhibit. GROUP 5.. COLLECTIVE EXHIBIT OF THE Colleges of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts and Agricultural Experiment Sta- tions endowed by the States and the United States, under the auspices of the Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations. Alabama, Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. Maps, charts, models, photo- graphs, materials, objects, books, ap- paratus, etc. Agricultural Experiment Station, Au- burn, Ala. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc. Alaska, Alaska Agricultural Experiment Stations. (Under the direction of the U. S. Office of Experiment Stations, Washington, D. C.) Sitka. Kenai. and Copper Center, Alaska. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Arkansas, Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion. Fayetteville. Ark. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc. Arizona, Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, Tucson, Ariz. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc. California, Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, Berkeley, Cal. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc. Colorado, The State Agricultural Col- lege, Fort Collins. Colo. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc. Colorado, Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, Fort Collins, Colo. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, apparatus, etc. Connecticut, Agricultural Experiment station, New Haven, Conn. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc. Agricultural College, Storrs, Conn. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus. etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Storrs Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, Storrs, Conn. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Delaware, The Delaware College Agri- cultural Experiment Station, Newark, Del. Maps, charts, models, photo- graphs, materials, objects, books, ap- paratus, etc., illustrating courses of in- struction and methods and results of research. Dunn County School of Agriculture and Domestic, Science, Menomonee, Wis. Photographs and statistics. With State Exhibit. Florida, Agricultural Experiment Station of. Lake City, Fla. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating colirses of instruction and methods and results of research. Georgia, State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Athens, Ga. ]\Iaps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustra- ting courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Georgia Experiment Station, Experi- ment, Ga. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc.. illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Hatch Experiment Association, Amherst, Mass. Experiments investigation, gen- eral statistics, buildings and plans. With State Exhibit. Hawaii, Hawaii Agricultural Experiment Station, (Under the direction of the U. S. Office of Experiment Stations, Washington, D. C), Honolulu, H. L Maps, charts, models, photographs, ma- terials, objects, etc., apparatus, etc., il- lustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Hawaii, Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Experi- ment Station, (Under the direction of the U. S. Office of Experiment Sta- tions, Washington, D. C.), Honolulu, H. L Maps, charts, models, photo- graphs, materials, objects, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Idaho, College of Agriculture of the Uni- versity of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Idaho, Agricultural Experiment Station of the University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. Maps, charts, models, photo- 18 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. graphs, materials, objects, books, ap- paratus, etc., illustrating courses of in- struction and methods and results of research. Illinois, College of Agriculture of the University of Illinois, Urbana, 111. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Agricultural Experiment Station of the University of Illinois, Urbana, 111. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Indiana, School of Agriculture of Pur- due University, Lafayette, Ind. IMaps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustra- ting courses of instruction and meth- ods and results of research. Agricultural Experiment Station of Indiana, Lafayette, Ind. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrat- ing courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Iowa, Iowa State College of Agriculture and the Alechanic Arts, Ames, Iowa. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station, Ames, Iowa. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Kansas, Kansas State Agricultural Col- lege, Manhattan, Kan. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Kansas Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, Manhattan, Kan. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrat- ing courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Kentucky, Agricultural and Mechanical College of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, Lexington, Ky. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrat- ing courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Louisiana, Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical Col- lege, Baton Rouge, La. Maps, charts. models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrat- ing courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Louisiana, Sugar Experiment Station, Au- dubon Park, New Orleans, La. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illus- trating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. State Experiment Station, Baton Rouge, La. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. North Louisiana Experiment Station, Calhoun, La. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Maine, Maine Agricultural Experiment Station, Orono, Me. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., ilustrat- ing courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Marathon County School of Agriculture and Domestic Science, Wausau, Wis. Photographs, statistics. With State Exhibit. Maryland, Maryland Agricultural Col- lege, College Park. ]\Id. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc.. illustrat- ing,courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Maryland Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, College Park, Md. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Massachusetts, Massachusetts Agricul- tural College, Amherst, Mass. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrat- ing courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Hatch Experiment Station of the Mas- sachusetts Agricultural College, Am- herst, Alass. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Michigan, Michigan State Agricultural College. Agricultural College, Mich. Maps, charts, models, photographs, ma- terials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Experiment Station of Michigan Agri- cultural College, Agricultural College. Mich. Maps, charts, models, photo- UNITED STATES. 19 graphs, materials, objects, books, ap- paratus, etc., illustrating courses of in- struction and methods and results of research. Minnesota, College of Agriculture of the University of Minnesota, St. Anthony Park, St. Paul, Minn. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrat- ing courses of instruction and meth- ods and results of research. Agricultural Experiment Station of the University of Alinnesota, St. Anthony Park, St. Paul, Minn. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc.,, illustrat- ing courses of instruction and meth- ods and results of research. Mississippi, Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College, Agricultural Col- lege, Miss. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Mississippi, Mississippi Agricultural Ex- periment Station, Agricultural College, )Miss. Maps, charts, models, photo- graphs, materials, objects, books, ap- paratus, etc.," illustrating courses of in- struction and methods and results of research. Missouri, College of Agriculture and Me- chanic Arts, of the University of Mis- souri, Columbia^ Mo. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrat- ing courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Missouri Agricultural College Experi- ment Station, Columbia, Mo. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatu.s, etc., illustrat- ing courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Montana, Montana State College of Agri- culture and Mechanic Arts, Bozeman, Mont. Maps, charts, models, photo- graphs, materials, objects, books, ap- paratus, etc., illustrating courses of in- struction and methods and results of research. Montana Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, Bozeman, Mont. Alaps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrat- ing courses of instruction and meth- ods and results of research. Nebraska, The Industrial College of the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Agricultural Experiment Station of Ne- braska, Lincoln, Neb. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrat- ing courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Nevada, College of Agriculture of the University of Nevada, Reno, Nev. Maps, charts, models, photographs, ma- terials, objects, books, apparatus, etc.. illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Nevada Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, Reno, Nev. Maps, charts, mod- els, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. New Hampshire, New Hampshire Col- lege of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts, Durham, N. H. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustra- ting courses of instruction and methods and results of research. New Hampshire College Agricultural Experiment Station, Durham, N. H. Maps, charts, models, photographs, ma- terials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. New Jersey, Rutger's Scientific School, New Brunswick, N. J. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc.. illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. New Jersey Agricultural College Ex- periment Station, New Brunswick, N. J. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. ■ New Jersey State Agricultural Experi- ment Station, New Brunswick, N. J. Maps, charts, models, photographs, ma- terials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. New Mexico, New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Me- silla Park N. M. Charts, maps, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction; and methods and results of research. Agricultural Experiment Station of New Mexico, Mesilla Park, N. M. Maps, charts, models, photographs, ma- terials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. New York, New York Agricultural Ex- periment Station, Geneva, N. Y. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustra- ting courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Cornell University Agricultural Expe- riment Station, Ithaca, N. Y. Maps, 30 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustra- ting courses of instruction- and methods and results of research. North Carolina, The North Carolina Col- lege of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, West Raleigh, N. C. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. North Carolina Agricultural Experi- ment Station, West Raleigh, N. C. Maps, charts, models, photographs, ma- terials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. North Dakota, North Dakota Agricultural College, Agricultural College, N. D. Maps, charts, models, photographs, ma- terials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station, Agricultural College, N. D. Maps, charts, models, photographs, ma- terials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Ohio, The Colleges of Agriculture and Domestic Science and of Veterinary Medicine, Columbus, Ohio. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illus- trating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, Wooster, Ohio. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Oklahoma, Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College, Stillwater, Okla. Maps, charts, models, photographs, ma- terials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station, Stillwater, Okla. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Oregon, Oregon State Agricultural Col- lege, Corvallis, Ore. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Oregon Experiment Station, Corvallis, Ore. Maps, charts, models, photo- graphs, materials, objects, books, ap- paratus, etc., illustrating courses of in- struction and methods and results of research. Pennsylvania, The Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, State College, Pa. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Porto Rico, Porto Rico Agricultural Ex- periment Station, Mayaguez, Porto Rico. (Under the direction of the U. S. Office of Experiment Stations, Washington, D. C.) Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Rhode Island, Rhode Island College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Kings- ton, R. I. Maps, charts, models, photo- graphs, materials, objects, books, ap- paratus, etc., illustrating courses of in- struction and methods and results of research. Rhode Island Agricultural Experiment Station, Kingston, R. I. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. South Carolina, Clemson Agricultural College of South Carolina. Clemson College, S. C. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. South Carolina Agricultural Experi- ment Station, Clemson College, S. C. Maps, charts, models, photographs, ma- terials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. South Dakota, South Dakota Agricultural College, Brookings, S. D. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustra- ting courses of instruction and methods and results of research. South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station, Brookings, S. D. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustra- ting courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Tennessee, State Agricultural and Me- chanical College of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustra- ting courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Tennessee Agricultural Expenment Station, Knoxville, Tenn. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. UNITED STATES. 31 Dabney, Charles W., University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Monograph on agricultural education. Texas, Agricultural and Mechanical Col- lege of Texas, College Station, Tex. Maps, charts, models, photographs, ma- terials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, College Station, Tex. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustra- ting courses of instruction and meth- ods and results of research. United States Bureau of Education, Washington, D. C. Maps, charts, , photographs, books, documents, ob- of education in agriculture and me- jects. etc., illustrating American system chanic arts. ■ United States Office of Experiment Sta- tions, Washington, D. C. INIaps, charts, photographs, books, documents, ob- jects, etc., illustrating American sys- tem of research in agriculture and me- chanic arts. Utah, Agricultural College of Utah, Logan. Utah. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc.. illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Agricultural Experiment Station, Lo- gan. Utah. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods! and results of research. Vermont, State Agricultural College, Burlington, Vt. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Vermont Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, Burlington, Vt. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, aparatus, etc., ilustrating ting courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Virginia, Virginia Agricultural and Me- chanical College and Polytechnic In- stitute, Blacksburg, Va. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Virginia Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, Blacksburg, Va. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustra- ting courses of instruction and meth- ods and results of research. Washington, Washington Agricultural College and School of Science, Pull- man, Wash. Maps, charts, models. photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Washington Agricultural Experiment Station, Pullman, Wash. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. West Virginia, West Virginia Agricul- tural Experiment Station, Morgantown, W. Va. Maps, charts, models, photo- graphs, materials, objects, books, ap- paratus, etc., illustrating courses of in- struction and inethods and results of research. Wisconsin, College of Agriculture of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. ]\Iaps, charts, models, photographs, ma- terials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Wisconsin, Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, objects, books, apparatus, etc., illustrating courses of instruction and methods and results of research. Wyoming, College of Agriculture of the University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyo. Maps, charts, models, photo- graphs, materials, objects, books, ap- paratus, etc., illustrating courses of in- struction and methods and results of research. Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, Laramie, Wyo. Maps, charts, models, photographs, materials, ob- jects, books, apparatus, etc., illustra- ting courses of instruction and meth- ods and results of research. GROUP 6. SPECIAL EDUCATION IN COM- MERCE AND INDUSTRY. Albany Business College, Albany, N. Y. Photographs, students' work. With State Exhibit. Berlitz School of Languages, The, St. Louis. Publications, methods of teach- ing, etc. Block 12: aisle F. Binghamton School of Business, Bing- hamton, N. Y. Photographs. With State Exhibit. Boston, Mass., School Committee of. Pu- pils' work from '"educational centers." Brown's Business Colleges, Peoria, 111. "Active" and "Still" exhibits. S. W. Vestibtile. A group of sixteen high grade business schools, with an annual attendance of 5,000 students, located in the most pros- perous cities of the Mississippi Valley, 22 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. viz: Jacksonville, Peoria, Decatur, Gales- burg, Bloomington, Ottawa, Centralia, Champaign, Rockford, Moline, Rock Is- land, Streator, Danville, 111.,' Terre Haute, Ind., Davenport, la. and St. Louis, -\lo. Bowling Green Business College, Bowl- ing Green, Ky. Students' work. With " State Exhibit. Bowling Green School of Telegraphy, Civil Service, Railroad and Express, Bowling Green, Ky. Students' work, photographs. With State Exhibit. Clarkson Memorial School of Techno- logy, Potsdam, N. Y. Photographs, charts, students' work, administrative blanks. With State Exhibit. Cornplanter Indian School, Warren, Pa. Sewing, whittling, photographs. With State Exhibit. Hailman, William N., Dayton, Ohio. Alonograph on the education of the Indian. Hampton Normal and Agricultural Insti- tute, Hampton, Va. Educational work of Negro and Indian young men and women. Block 7; aisle 2. Hantke's Brewers School and Labora- tories, Milwaukee, Wis. Educational appliances for lectures on Eermeuy tology. North West Vestibule. Haverford College, Haverford, Pa. Iron work, pictures, catalogues, pamphlets. W^ith State Exhibit. Hayward Training School, Hayward, Wis. Bent work, photographs, sewing. With State Exhibit. Henley Business College, Syracuse, N. Y. Photographs, students' work. With State Exhibit. Home Institute, New Orleans, La. Night school for working men and boys. Students' work, drawings, maps, literary work. With State Exhibit. Indian School, Carlisle, Pa. Photo- graphs of Indian chiefs, students. With State Exhibit. Indian School of U. S., Hayward, Wis. Embroidery, lace, photographs, sew- ing. With State Exhibit. Indian School of U. S., Lac Du Flam- beau, Wis. Bead-work, sewing. With State Exhibit. Industrial School, The, Rochester, N. Y. Photographs, pupils' work. With State Exhibit. James, Edmund J., Northwestern Uni- versity, Evanston, 111. Monograph on commercial education. Jones Commercial College, St. Louis, Mo. Business, shorthand, telegraphy, pen art, etc. Block 6; aisle H. Business, shorthand, telegraphy, English, plain and ornamental penmanship and typewriting thoroughly taught. Lamson Business College, Phoenix, Ariz. Students' work, photographs. With State Exhibit. Louisville Business College, Louisville, Ky. Photographs and students' work. With State Exhibit. Manhattan Trade School for Girls, New York City. Photographs, pupils' work, administrative blanks. With State Ex- hibit. New York Trade School, New York City. Photographs, charts, courses of study. With State Exhibit. New York State School of Clayworking and Ceramics, Alfred. Students' work, apparatus. With State Exhibit. Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y. Courses of instruction in industrial arts and science. Block 7; aisle 2. Salem Commercial School, Salem, Mass. Geo. P. Lord, Principal. Written work of students. With State Exhibit. St. Agnes' Industrial School. New Orleans, La. Crotchet and fancy work. With State Exhibit. School of Industrial Art, Philadelphia, Pa. Photographs, arithmetic, draw- ings, metal work, carved wood, textile work. With State Exhibit. Soule College, New Orleans, La. Work of model commercial college. With State Exhibit. Spencerian Commercial School, Cleve- land. Block 7; aisle 2. Springfield, Mass., School Committee of Evening Trade School. Course of study, methods of instructions, statis- tics. With State Exhibit. Spring Garden Institute, Philadelphia, Pa. Drafting, machine work, wood work, art, electrical machines. With Pennsylvania State Exhibit. State Indian School, New York. (Col- lective exhibit.) Photographs, pupils' work. With State Exhibit. Stout Manual Training School, Meno- monee. Wis. Drawings, manual train- ing, paintings. With State Exhibit. Technical School for Carriage Draughts- men, New York City. Block 7: aisle 2. Tulane University of Louisiana, New Orleans. Students' work, shop work, drawings, art school exhibit, pottery, publications. With State Exhibit. Washington, Booker T., Tuskegee Insti- tute, Tuskegee. Monograph on edu- cation of the Negro. Woodbine Settlement, Woodbine, N. J. Photographs, pupils' work, m a p s, charts, statistics, etc. Block 6; aisle I. Young Mens' Christian Association, (night school). New Orleans, La. Methods and statistics. With State Exhibit. UNITED STATES. 23 Zymotechnic Institute, Chicago. Block i aisle 6. GROUP 7. EDUCATION OF DEFECTIVES. Location: Block 4. Aisles 4 and 5. Allen, Edward Ellis, Overbrook, Pa. ^Monograph on education of defectives. American Association of the Instructors of the Blind. (Collective exhibit.) ]\todel school for the blind. American Printing House for the Blind. Louisville, Ky. Books, maps. Appleton School for the Deaf, Appleton, Wis. Drawings, photographs, sewing. With State Exhibit. Arkansas Deaf-Mute Institute, Little Rock, Ark. Classes for the model school. Ashland School for the Deaf, Ashland, Wis. Drawings, sewing. With State Exhibit. Black River Falls School for the Deaf, Black River Falls, Wis. Drawings, sewing. Boston, Mass., School Committee of Horace Mann School for the Deaf. Courses of study, pupils' work, methods of instruction. Boston School for the Deaf. Courses of study, methods of instruction, etc. Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind, Colorado Springs. School and indus- trial work. Classes for the model school. Located in State Exhibit. Convention of American Instructors of the Deaf. (Collective exhibit.) Schools for the deaf. Delavan School for the Deaf, Delavan, Wis. Manual training, photographs. With State Exhibit. Eau Claire School for the Deaf, Eau Claire, Wis. Drawings, photographs, sewing. With State Exhibit. Gallaudet College, Washington, D. C. College work, photographs of buildings and classes. Groton School for the Deaf, Groton, Conn. School work. With State Ex- hibit. Illinois Institution for the Education of the Blind, Jacksonville, 111. School and industrial work. Classes for the model school. Illinois Institution for the Education of the Deaf, Jacksonville, IlL Classes and model schools. Institution for the Improved Instruction of Deaf Mutes, New York City. Pho- tographs. Kentucky Institution for the Education of the Blind, Louisville. School and industrial work. Lewis Phono-Metric Institute and School for Stammerers, The, Detroit, Mich. Methods of correcting speech. Louisiana Institution for the Education of the Deaf, Baton Rouge, La. Stu- dents' work, shoes, printing, mantel, model steamboat. Maryland School for the Blind. Balti- more. Dictionar}' for the blind. Massachusetts School for the Feeble Minded, Waverly. jN'Jass. Photograph and descriptive letter press. Massachusetts School and Perkins Insti- tute for the Blind, South Boston. Pho- tographs, school and industrial work. Milwaukee School for the Deaf, Milwau- kee, ^^'is. Drawings, photographs, sewing. With State Exhibit. Missouri School for the Blind, St. Louis. Classes, school and industrial work. Missouri School for the Deaf, Fulton. Classes, school and industrial work. Nebraska Institute for the Deaf, Omaha. Classes in model schools. School and industrial work. Located in Nebraska Educational Exhibit. Neillsville School for the Deaf, Neills- ville. Wis. Bead-work, drawings. With State Exhibit. New Jersey School for the Deaf, Trenton. Work of the pupils. New York Institution for the Blind, The, New York City. Devices and machines for writing. Industrial work. New York Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb, New York City. Photographs, students' work, adminis- trative blanks, models. New York State School for the Blind, Batayia. Photographs, students' work, administrative blanks, apparatus. Ohio Institution for the Education of the Deaf, Columbus. Classes in the model schools: school and industrial work. Oshkosh School for the Deaf, Oshkosh, Wis. Drawings, photographs. With State Exhibit. Pennsylvania Home Teaching Society and Free Circulating Librar}^ for the Blind, The, Philadelphia. Alphabets, photographs, statistics, class. Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruc- tion of the Blind, Overbrook. Special features of institution plant. Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf, Mount Airy, Philadelphia. Photos, statistics and pupils' work. School for the Deaf of North Dakota, Devils Lake. Pictures, school work. Sparta School for the Deaf, Sparta, 'Wis. Drawings. With State Exhibit. Superior School for the Deaf, Superior, Wis. Drawings. With State Exhibit, Texas Institution for the Blind, Austin. School and industrial work. 24 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Utah State School for the Deaf and the Blind, Ogden. Classes in the model schools. Volta Bureau, The, Washington. Pub- lications and statistics relating to the deaf; gallery of prominent international educators. Wade, William, Oakmont, Pa. Photo- graphs, work of the deaf-blind. Wausau School for the Deaf, Wausau, Wis. Drawings, photographs, sewing. With State Exhibit. Western New York Institution for the Deaf Mutes, Rochester. Photographs, charts, students' work, administrative blanks. Wisconsin School for the Blind, Janes- ville. Mailuscript books, manual train- ing, photographs, printing, piano action reports. With State E.xhibit. Wisconsin School for Deaf, Delavan. Manual training, photographs. With State Exhibit. GROUP 8. SPECIAL FORMS OF EDUCATION —TEXT BOOKS— SCHOOL FUR- NITURE AND SCHOOL AP- PLIANCES. American Book Co., New York. School and college text books. Block 7; aisle I. The publications of this house are used in all English-speaking, and in some Spanish and Portugese-speaking coun- tries. At the Paris Exposition, 1900, it was awarded Two Grand Prix, One Gold Medal and Two Silver Medals for su- perior textbooks. This constituted the highest honors ever conferred upon an educational publishing house. American Library Association. Collec- tive exhibit. Installed in Missouri building. American School Board Journal, The., Milwaukee, Wis. Publications. American School Furniture Co., New York. School furniture and appliances. Block 7; aisle i. Andrews, A. H., Co., The, Chicago, 111. School furniture and appliances. Block 4; aisle 4. Arithmo Game Board Co., St. Louis. Block I ; aisle A. Bardeen, C. W., Syracuse, N. Y. Books for teachers, correspondence school. Block 7; aisle i. Largest list of teachers' books published. Gold medals Paris, 1889 and 1900; medal and diploma, Chicago, 1893. Beck Literary Society, Albany, N. Y. Administrative blanks, programs, pub- lications. With State Exhibit. Besseler, Charles, & Co., Stereopticans and lanterns for schools. Block 2; aisle A. Boston, Mass., School Committee of. Charts, ' plans, circulars, etc, of free public lectures. Briggs, Mrs. John, Omaha, Neb. Books, literary productions. With State Ex- hibit. Cattell, James McKeen, New York. Monograph on scientific societies and associations. Chautauqua Institution, Chautauqua, N Y. Photographs, charts, administra- tive blanks. With New York State Exhibit. Chautauqua Association, Devils Lake, North Dakota. Photographs and pro- grams. With State Exhibit. City History Club of New York, New York. Photographs, charts, pupils' work. With the State Exhibit. Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs, Brighton, Colo. Traveling library, traveling picture gallery, photographs of decorated schoolrooms, Pingree gar- dens. With State Exhibit. Compensating Pipe Organ Co., The, Bat- tle Creek, Mich. School combination pipe and reed organ. Block 4; aisle 4. Cosmos Pictures Co., New York. Pic- tures and photographs. Block i; aisle A. Designs for Heat Regulators (W. S. Johnson), Milwaukee, Wis. With State Exhibit. Designs for School Houses and Libraries (Van Ryn & De Gulleke), Milwaukee, Wis. Drawings. With State Exhibit. Dodd, Mead & Co., Chicago, 111. Pub- lications, international encyclopedia. Block 7; aisle i. Dustless-Brush Company, Milwaukee, Wis. Drawings. With State Exhibit. Educational Publishing Co., Chicago. School text books, supplementary read- ing, school libraries. Block 8; aisle i. Publishers of Popular Educator, Primary Education, The Augsburg Drawing Sys- tem, Sprague readers. Everyday English. Elson, A. W., & Co., Boston, Mass. Carbon photographs and photograv- ures of old and modern masters. Block 2; aisle A. Federation de I'Alliance Francaise aux Etats Unis, New York. Block i, aisle .A. Funk & Wagnalls Co., New York. Dic- tionaries, readers. Block 6, aisle J. Gallagher, R. E., Hamilton, Canada. Text books and students' work of com- mercial schools. Ginn & Co., Boston, Mass. Educational publications. Block 7, aisle i. UNITED STATES. 25 Goodyear-Marshall Pub. Co., Cedar Rapids. Commercial text books and other publications. Graham, A. J., & Co., Publishers, New York City, N. Y. Shorthand publica- tions for schools and colleges. Gregg, John R., Chicago. Shorthand, publications for schools and colleges. Hall & Brown, St. Louis, Mo. Manual training, school fixtures, lathes, saws, wood working instruments. Kiote Publishing Co., Lincoln, Neb. Books, bound magazine, literary pro- ductions, posters. With State Exhibit. Larrabee, William H., Plainfield, N. J. ^Jonograph on education through the agencies of religious organizations. Lincoln Women's Club, Lincoln, Neb. Educational work of Lincoln Women's Club. With State Exhibit. Merriam, G. & C, Co., Springfield, Mass. Dictionaries. Block 7, Aisle i. The Authentic Webster Series. The In- ternational, new and enlarged, contains 25,000 new words, new Gazetteer, new Biographical Dictionary, 2,380 pages, 5,000 illustrations; The Collegiate, 1,100 pages. 1,400 illustrations, 7 x 10 x 25^ in., .the same reduced in size, thin paper, limp covers, also the Academic, High, Common, Primary and other dictionaries. Miehle Printing Press and Manufactur- ing Co., The, Chicago, 111. School printing press equipment. Block 4, aisle 4. Milton-Bradley Co., Springfield, Mass. Kindergarten materials. Block 7, aisle I. This exhibit is in charge of Thomas Charles Co., Chicago, Northwestern Agents of Milton-Bradley Co. Mumford, A. W., Chicago. Kindergar- ten nature text books. Block 7, aisle i. The only series of pictures in the world of birds, animals, flowers, etc., in colors true to nature. Nelson, N. O., Co., St. Louis, Mo. School toilet room fixtures. Block 3, aisle 5. Omaha Women's Club, Omaha, Neb. Educational work of Omaha Women's Club. With State Exhibit. O'Sullivan, E. J., Petrolia, Canada. Text books and students' work of commer- cial schools. Packard, S. S., Publisher, New York City. Commercial Text-books and other publications. Perry Pictures Co., The, Maiden, Mass. Pictures for school room decorations. Block 3, aisle 5. Piasa Chautauqua, Piasa Bluffs, II!. Block 7, aisle 2. Pitmanic Phonograph Institute, New York. Shorthand publications, text books, etc. Powers and Lyons, Chicago. _ Commer- cial text books and other publications. Practical Text Book Co., Cleveland. Text books and other publications for commercial schools. Prang Educational Co., New York. Publications illustrating system of drawing. Block 7, aisle i. Public School Publishing Co., The, Bloomington, 111. Publications. Rand, McNally & Co., Chicago. School books, school maps, school and library globes. Block 7, aisle i. Reek, Joseph, Neenah, Wis. Black boards. N. E. Vestibule. Robbins, Chas. M., Co., The, Attleboro, Mass. Badges, college pins, emblems. Block 9. aisle E. Sadler, Rowe & Co., Baltimore. Text books and other publications, for com- mercial schools. Silver, Burdett and Co., New York. School and college text books. Block 7, aisle I. IMusical instruction books, standard liter- ature, New York, Boston, Chicago, Phila- delphia, Atlanta, San Francisco, Dallas. State Federation of Woman's Clubs, ]\Iarshalltown. Iowa. Charts, photo- graphs. With State Exhibit. University Publishing Co., Lincoln, Neb, Text books, laboratory manuals, liter- ary productions. With State Exhibit. Vincent, George E., Chicago, 111. Mon- ograph on summer schools and univer- sity extension. Western Penman Publishing Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The Palmer method of business writing. The Western Pen- man. With State Exhibit. Wiggins, H. B., Sons Co., Bloomfield, N. J. Burlap for school use. Block 4, aisle 4. Wisconsin Journal of Education, Madi- son, Wis. Publication. With State Exhibit. Wrought Iron Range Co., The, St. Louis, Mo. Institution and school ranges. New Dormitory, Washington Univer- sity. Zabrowski, Stevens Point, Wis. Model window. With State Exhibit. 26 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. ARKANSAS. LOCATION: BLOCK 2. AISLE A. GROUP I. Argenta. Volumes of written work, drawings and photographs. Arkadelphia. Volumes, photographs. Augusta. Volumes of written work, photographs and specimens of draw- ing. Batesville. Volume, photographs. Benton. Volumes. Bentonville. Volumes, drawings. Berryville. Volume. Camden. Volumes, photographs. Clarendon. Volumes. Clinton. Volume. Conway. Volumes. Craighead County, Schools of. Volumes. England. Volumes, drawings. Eureka Springs. Special exhibit. f'ayetteville. Volumes, drawings, water colors, photograplis. Fordyce. Volumes. Forrest City. Volumes, drawings, note books, photograplis. Fort Smith. Volumes, work and models from manual training, sewing, maps and photographs. Hamburg. Volumes, drawings, etc. Harrison. Volumes. Hazen. Volumes. Helena. Volumes, numerous drawings. Hope. School work. Hot Springs. Volumes, drawings, photo- graphs. Jonesboro. Volumes, drawings, photo- graphs. Junction. Volumes. Lonoke. Volumes, drawings, photo- graphs. Magnolia. Volum^es. Malvern. Volumes. Melbourne. Volume. Oakdale, White Co. Volume. Osceola. Volumes. Ozark. Volumes. Palestine. Volumes. Pulaski Heights. Volume, photographs, specimens of sewing. Rocky Comfort. Volumes. Roe. Volumes. Russellville. Volumes. Searcy. Volumes, numerous drawings. Van Buren. Volumes. GROUP 2. Amity, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, photographs. Arkansas Baptist College, (colored), Little Rock. Model of cottage by pu- pils, models from manual training school. Normal School (colored). Pine Bluffs. Photographs. Ouachita Baptist College, Arkadelphia. ; Photographs. I Searcy Institute. Bound volumes, photo- I graphs. ARIZONA. LOCATION: BLOCK 2. AISLE B. GROUP I. Bisbee, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Photographs. Flagstaff, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Flagstaff, Northern Arizona School of. Pupils' work. Globe, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Photographs. Jerome, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Mesa, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Photographs. Noagles, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Phoenix, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Photographs. Prescott, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. St. Johns, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Photographs. Tempe, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Tempe, Normal School of. Pupils' work. Photographs. Drawings. Tucson, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Williams, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Photographs. Winslow, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. UNITED STATES. 27; GROUP 2. Flagstaff, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Mesa, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Photographs. Phoenix, High School of. Pupils' work. Photographs. Drawings. Prescott, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Tempe, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Territorial Normal School, Tempe. Pho- tographs, students' work. Tucson, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. CALIFORNIA. LOCATION: BLOCK 2. AISLES A AND B. GROUP I. Alameda County, Board of Education of, Oakland. Rural and town schools, general school work from the several grades. Fresno City and County, Public Schools of. General school exhibit work of pupils illustrating course of study. Kern County, Public Schools of. Bakers- field. Primary, grammar and manual training, school exhibits. Los Angeles County, Public Schools of. Pupils' work from the different grades, rural and town schools. Los Angeles City, Public Schools of. General exhibit of city school work. Monterey County, Public Schools of, Salinas Cit3^ Class room work of pu- pils. ♦ Marin County, Public Schools of, San Rafael. Elementary school work, ap- paratus made by pupils. Miscellaneous Exhibit of School "Work. Photographic exhibit of school build- ings, model of school house, manual training exhibit. Oakland City, Public Schools of. Illus- trative work of pupils, all grades. Placer County, Public Schools of. Au- burn. Rural and town schools, general exhibit. Redlands, Public Schools of. Miscel- laneous educational exhibit. Santa Clara County, Public Schools of, San Jose. Photographic exhibit of school buildings, classes at work, etc. Sacramento County, Public Schools of. General rural schools' exhibit. Sacramento City, Public Schools of. Work of grades illustrating course of study. Sonoma County, Public Schools of, Santa Rosa. Miscellaneous school work of all grades. Santa Cruz County, Public Schools of. General exhibit from rural and town schools. Stockton City, Public Schools of. Rep- resentative work, all grades for one year; monographs and models. San Francisco City and County, Public Schools of. Collective school exhibit, miscellaneous. State School Administration, Supt. Pub. Instruction's Office, Sacramento. Veritura County, Public Schools of. Pu- pils' work, outlying course, rural and town schools. State Normal School of San Jose. Pho- tographs. State Normal School of San^iego. Pho- tographs. State Normal School of Los Angeles. Photographs. State Normal School of Chico. Photo- graphs. State Norm.al School of San Francisco. Photographs. GROUP 2. Alameda County, Public Schools of, Oak- land. Rural and town schools, general school work from the several grades. Fresno City and County Public Schools of. General school exhibit, work of pupils illustrating course of study. Hitchcock Military School, San Rafael. ^Manual training for boys. Kern County, Public Schools of, Bakers- tield. Primary, grammar and manual training school exhibit. Los Angeles County, Public Schools of. Pupils' work from the different grades, rural and town schools. Los Angeles City, Public Schools of. General exhibit of citj^ school work. Monterey County, Public Schools of, Salinas City. Class room work of pu- pils. Marin County, Public Schools of, San Rafael. Elementary school work, ap- paratus made by pupils. Oakland City, Public Schools of. Illus- trative work of pupils, all grades. 28 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Placer County, Public Schools of, Au- burn. Rural and town schools, general exhibit. Sacramento City, Public Schools of. Work of grades illustrating course of study. San Francisco City and County, Public Schools of. Collective school exhibit, miscellaneous. Santa Clara County, Public Schools of, San Jose. Photographic exhibit of school buildings, classes at work, etc. Santa Cruz County, Public Schools of. General exhibit from rural and town schools. Sonoma County, Public Schools of, Santa Rosa. Miscellaneous school work of all grades. State School Administration, Supt. Pub. Instruction's Office, Sacramento. Stockton City, Public Schools of. Rep- resentative work, all grades, for one 3^ear; monographs and models. Ventura County, Public Schools of. Pu- pils' work outlining course, rural and town schools. MONOGRAPHS. Gillis, J. L. Monograph on Libraries of California. McChesney, J. B. Monograph on Sec- ondary schools in California. Overstreet, H. A. Monograph on the University of California. Sweet, John. Monograph on Elemen- tary schools. Von Lieu, Dr. C. C. Monograph on state normal schools of California. COLORADO. LOCATION: BLOCK i. AISLE A. GROUP I. Black Hawk, Board of Education of. Specimen work from the eight grades. Boulder, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, manuscript work, maps, man- uals, reports, etc. Colorado Springs, Board of Education of. Photographs, reports and pupils' work. Denver, Board of Education of. Draw- ing, manual training, sewing, kinder- garten work and manuscripts. . Greeley, Board of Education. Manu- scripts, drawings and photographs. Lake County, Public Schools of. Photo- graphs, drawings, pupils' work, etc. La Junta, Board of Education of. Public school work. Leadville, Board of Education of. Draw- ings and photographs, and written work. Mesa County, Public Schools of. Pictures of school buildings and pupils' work. Ouray, Board of Education of. Work of the first grades of the public schools. Pitkin County, Public Schools of. Manu- script, drawings, etc. Pueblo, Board of Education of. Pupils' work and reports, photographs, man- ual training, physical culture, drawing, cooking and sewing. Rocky Ford, Board of Education of. ^lanual training, writing and drawing, written lessons and examination pa- pers. State Normal School, Greeley. Training school work, drawings, manuscripts, arts, crafts work. State Department of Public Instruction, Denver. Reports and administrative blanks. Weld County, Public Schools of. Manu- script and drawings from 71 rural schools and 18 graded schools. GROUP 2. Blackhawk, Board of Education of. Alanuscripts and drawings. , Colorado Springs, Board of Education of. Photographs, reports and pupils' work. Denver, Board of Education of. Manual i training from high schools, manu- scripts covering all subjects in the high school course, drawing. Greeley, Board of Education of. Manu- scripts, drawings, photographs. La Junta, Board of Education of. Draw- ings, photographs, manuscripts. Leadville, Board of Education of. Draw- ings, photographs and written work. Pueblo, Board of Education of. Exhibit of high school work. Rocky Ford, Board of Education of. Drawings, photographs and manu- scripts. State Department of Public Instruction. Statistical tables; "Evolution of the School House" — a series of six models showing the dug-out, sod school house, log school house, modern rural school, modern graded school, and high school. Victor, Board of Education of. Exhibits of minerals, collected by pupils of high school. Wolfe Hall, Denver. Photographs of buildings, grounds, class rooms and work of pupils. UNITED STATES. 3d CONNECTICUT. LOCATION: BLOCK 2. AISLE A. GROUP I. Ansonia, Board of Education of. Arith- metic, language, history, geography, drawing. Bristol, Board of Education of. Pupils' work in drawing, sewing, arithmetic, language, history and geography. Deep River, Board of Education of. Work of pupils in graded schools. Groton, Public Schools of. Drawing. Hartford, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs, school reports. Meriden, Board of Education of. Draw- ing. Middletown, Board of Education of. Language, drawing, pupils' work. New Britain, Board of Education of. Arithmetic, language, spelling and penmanship. New Haven, Board of Education of. Manual, industrial, kindergarten and elementary school work. New London, Board of Education of. Pupils' work in geography, history, grammar, music, drawing, kindergar- ten. Norwich, Board of Education of. Pupils' work in arithmetic, language, history. North Canaan, Public Schools of. Work of rural schools in English and mathe- matics. Prospect, Public Schools of. Work of rural schools in science, drawing, lan- guage, geography, arithmetic. Southington, Public Schools of. Steno- graphic report of school work. Stamford, Board of Education of. Pupils' work in drawing, manual training, etc. State Board of Education, Hartford. Graphic charts showing organization, changes and progress, and school laws, reports. Waterbury, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work in civics, history, language, photographs of school buildings. Westbrook, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work in arithmetic, language, writ- ing, music and drawing. West Chelsea Schools, Norwich. Pupils' work from all grades. GROUP 2. Ansonia, Board of Education of. English, history, language and drawing. Bridgeport, Board of Education of. Art work, language, music, physical educa- tion. Hartford, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, reports and pupils' work. Middletown, Board of Education of. High school work. New Britain, City Normal School of. Course of study in geography, work of normal and model school pupils. New Haven, City Normal School of. Plan of education for common schools, cabinets of science, apparatus for schools. Willimantic, City Normal School of. Organization, course of study, typical lessons. IDAHO. LOCATION: BLOCK 12. AISLE E. GROUP I. Ada County, Board of Education of. Photographs. Blackfoot, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Boise City, Board of Education of. Photographs, pupils' work, drawings. Bonner's Ferry, Board of Education of. Drawings, pupils' work. Caldwell, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, drawings. Coeur D'Alene, Board of Education of. Photographs. Duffey, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Genesee, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Glenn's Ferry, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. 30 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Hope, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Kellogg, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Kendrick, Board of Education of. Pu- pils" work, drawings. Lewiston, Board of Education of. Draw- ings. Moscow, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, protographs, drawings. Mountain Home, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Nampa, Board of Education of. Draw- ings, pupils" work. Oro Fino, Board of Education of. Pu- pils" work. Pocatello, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils" work. Priest, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Rathdrum, Board of Education of. Pu- pils" work. Sand Point, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, photographs. Wallace, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils" work, drawings. Wardner, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils" work. Weiser, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. GROUP 2. Boise, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils" work, drawings. Caldwell, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Coeur D'Alene, Board of Education of. Photographs, pupils' work. Genesee, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Harrison, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Kendrick, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Lewiston, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, drawings. Moscow, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Mountain Home, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Nampa, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, drawings. Payette, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Pocatello, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Sand Point, Board of Education of. Photographs, pupils' work. Wallace, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Wardner, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Weiser, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, drawings. ILLINOIS. LOCATION: BLOCK 2. AISLE B. GROUP I. Anna, Board of Education of. Pictures of class rooms, bound work, etc. Aurora, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, reports and blanks. Bloomington, Board of Education of. Photographs of buildings and interiors. Bureau County, Public Schools of. Views of buildings, etc. Cairo, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, drawings, sewing, beadwork, bound volumes. Carlinville, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work, and drawings. Carlyle, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs and reports. Centralia, Board of Education of. Draw- ing, manual training, domestic science, modeling, etc. Champaign, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work, reports. Clark County, Public Schools of. Pho- tographs of buildings, class rooms, pupils' work, etc. Cook County, Public Schools of. Pho- tographs, drawings, maps, pupils' work, etc. Danville, Board of Education of. His- tory, mans and drawings by pupils. Delavan, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs of buildings, etc. East St. Louis, Board of Education of. Photographs of buildings and interiors, pupils' work, bound volumes, etc. Edgar County, Public Schools of. Model school building, etc. Evanston, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs of buildings, graphic repre- sentations, drawings, etc. Farmington, Board of Education of. English, science, general work. Galesburg, Board of Education of. Work of the school. . UNITED STATES. 31 Galva, Board of Education of. Drawing, manual training, kindergarten work. Greenview, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs and drawings. Griggsville, Board of Education of. School garden products and other school work. Havana, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils' work, handicraft pro- ducts. Hillsboro, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawing, language and his- tor)-. Jasper County, Public Schools of. Pho- tographs of teachers, graduat i n g classes, etc. Joliet, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs of school grounds, buildings and interiors. Jonesboro, Board of Education of. Mis- cellaneous school work. Kane County, Public Schools of. Pho- tographs of buildings, class work. etc. Kankakee, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, class work. etc. Kewanee, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, drawings, bound work, etc. La Salle County, Public Schools of. Photographs and pupils' work. Lewistown, Board of Education of. Drawings, pictures, bound work, etc. Macon County, Public Schools of. Pho- tographs of buildings. Marion, Board of Education of. Writ- ten and drawing work. Mattoon, Board of Education of. Pic- tures, drawings, bound work, etc. Monroe County, Public Schools of. Pho- tographs, reports, bound volumes. Monmouth, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work and manual training. Murphysboro, Board of Education of. Drawings, bound work, etc. North Belvidere, Board of Education of. Photographs of school buildings and interiors. North Dixon, Board of Education of. Drawings, industrial work, photo- graphs. Pana. Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, drawings, etc. Peoria, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, graphic representations, draw- ings, modeling, maps, bound work, etc. Peru, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs of school buildings. Piatt County, Public Schools of. Photo- graphs and school work. Pike County, Public Schools of. Photo- graphs and pupils' work. Pontiac, Board of Education of. Draw- ings, photographs and reports. Polo, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, etc. Rochelle, Board of Education of. Bound work, drawings, science work and sew- ing, photographs. Rockford, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs and pupils' work. Rock Island, Board of Education of. Drawings, manual training work, pro- grams. Sangamon County, Public Schools of. Photographs, pupils' work, blanks. Springfield, Board of Education of. Drawing, science work, sewing and photograph}^ Whiteside County, Public Schools of. Views of buildings, class rooms, etc. Woodford County, Public Schools of. Photographs, reports, bound volumes. STATE NORMAL SCHOOLS. Carbondale, State Normal School of. Topographical maps, photographs of buildings, grounds, laboratories, muse- urn and library, construction work by children in training school, manuscripts by classes, apparatus, etc. Charleston, State Normal School of. Pupils' work, courses of study, photo- graphs. De Kalb, State Normal School of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work, reports. Macomb, State Normal School of. Draw- ings, photographs of grounds and buildings, miscellaneous work. Normal, State Normal University of. Complete equipment. GROUP 2. Aurora, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs, reports. Bloomington, Board of Education of. High school work. Centralia, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, etc. Champaign, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs of buildings and school rooms. Delavan, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, etc. East St. Louis, Board of Education of. Regular class work, photographs. Farmington, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, pupils' work, etc. Galesburg, Board of Education of. High school work, graphic representations. Havana, Board of Education of. Labora- tories, portfolios and note books. Highland Park Township, Board of Edu- cation of. Photographs, class work, etc. Joliet Township, Board of Education of. Laboratories, courses of study, reports, etc. Kankakee, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, drawings, pupils' work, etc. 33 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Kewanee, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work, etc. La Salle-Peru Township, Board of Edu- cation of. Photographs of school buildings and laboratories, photographs and drawings. Lewistown, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, drawings, bound work, etc. Marion, Board of Education of. Writ- ten and drawing work. Mattoon, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work, etc. Murphysboro Township, Board of Edu- cation of. Photographs, class work, etc. Oak Park-River Forest Township, Board of Education of. Photographs and pupils' work. Ottawa Township, Board of Education of. Photographs, drawings, maps, bound work, etc. Pana, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, etc. Peoria, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, graphic representations, drawings, etc. Polo, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, etc. Pontiac Township, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs, re- ports. Princeton Township, Board of Education of. School work, photographs, maps, drawings, etc. Rockford, Board of Education of. High school work. Roseville Township, Board of Education of. Photographs, written work. Savanna Township, Board of Education of. Photographs, class work, etc. Springfield, Board of Education of. Drawings, science and pupils' work. Sterling-Coloma Township, Board of Ed- ucation of. Photographs, drawings and pupils' written work. Streator Township, Board of Education of. Educational and liistorical exhibit. Photographs, drawings, maps, bound work, etc. » Taylorville Township, Board of Educa- tion of. Photographs, etc. INDIANA. LOCATION: BLOCK 2. AISLE A. GROUP I. Alexandria, Board of Education of. . Pho- tographic and art display, pupils' work. Attica, Board of Education of. Kinder- garten, art and manual training work. Bedford, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographic and art displays. Bloomfield, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs and reports. Bloomington, Board of Education of. Photographs of schools and equipment, apparatus and bound volumes. Bluflfton, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs and reports. Boonville, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs and reports. Bremen, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs and reports. Brookville, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, photographs, reports. Butler, Board of Education of. Art ex- hibit and pupils' manuscript. Cambridge City, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs and reports. Carthage, Board of Education of. Pupils' manuscript, art display and photo- graphs of schools and equipment. Cayuga, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs, reports. Central Indiana Normal School. Colfax, Board of Education of. * Manu- scripts and mounts of art work of schools. College Corner, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs of schools and equipment. Columbus, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work in all courses of instruction. Photographic and art exhibit. Connersville, Board of Education of. Pupils' work in all courses of instruc- tion. Photographic and art exhibit. Corydon, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Industrial work in Colored schools. Covington, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs of buildings and equipment. Crown Point, Board of Education of. ]Manuscript exhibit of work of schools. Crawfordsville, Board of Education of. Exhibit of schools and equipments. Books and manuscripts portraying cur- riculum and methods of teaching. Delphi, Board of Education of. Exhibit of art instruction, graphic representa- tion of school gardening, pupils' work. Dublin, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs of equipment. East Chicago, Board of Education of. General exhibit of instruction, with special exhibit of work of school of UNITED STATES. 33 foreign born children, and of the courses in manual training and art. Elkhart, Board of Education of. Ex- hibit of instruction in English com- position by means of bound volumes of pupils' manuscripts. Fort Wayne, Board of Education of. Photographic exhibit of schools and equipment. Exhibit of art instruction. Franklin, Board of Education of. Pupils' manuscripts and class note books, building plans, photographs of schools and equipment and of school move- ment for municipal decoration. Frankton, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Galveston, Board of Education. Pupils' work. Gas City, Board of Education of. Pupils' work in history, exemplifying course of instruction. Goshen, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, art display and photographic ex- hibit of schools and equipment. Greencastle, Board of Education of. Ex- hibit of art instruction, photographic exhibit of equipment, pupils' work. Greenfield, Board of Education of. Graphs exhibiting methods of instruc- tion, photographs of schools, pupils' work. Greensburg, Board of Education of. Photographic exhibit of equipm.ent. Exhibit of pupils' work. Indiana State Normal School. Indianapolis Board of Education of. Exhibit of instruction in art, English and industrial training. Indianapolis, Board of Education of. School. Kentland, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work and exhibit of art instruc- tion. Kokomo, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, graphic and photographic repre- sentation of equipment; exhibit of art work. Lafayette, Board of Education of. Pho- tographic exhibit of schools; complete special exhibit of system of instruction in penmanship. La Porte, Board of Education of. Graphics portraying organization and administration of schools, methods of instruction, results, pupils' work, etc. Representation of kindergarten, and elementary schools. Lawrenceburg, Board of Education of. Pupils' manuscripts and photographs. Lebanon, Board of Education of. Dis- play of pupils' work in grades. Liberty, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs and pupils' work. Marion, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, display of art and industrial in- struction, photographs of schools and equipment. Michigan City, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, illustrating scope and method of instruction. Middletown, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Monon, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographic display. Monticello, Board of Education of. Pu- pils manuscripts showing standards of efificiency. Muncie, Board of Education of. Typical pupils' work portraying instruction, photographs of schools and equipment. New Albany, Board of Education of. Photographic exhibit of organization and equipment; graphics showing methods of instruction; pupils' work; photographic records of music instruc- tion, etc. Noblesville, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work in grades. Oden, Board of Education of. Pupils' manuscripts. Orleans, Board of Education of. Pupils' work and photographs of schools. Pendleton, Board of Education of. Pu- pils work. Pennville, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Plymouth, Board of Education of. Manu- script, pupils' art and manual work and photographs. Portland, Board of Education of. Gen- eral manuscript and photographic ex- hibit of work of schools. Red Key, Board of Education of. Pupils' manuscripts. Richmond, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, and pupils' manuscripts, and exhibit of art instruction and manual training and work of art association. Rising Sun, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' manuscripts. Roachdale, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Rockville, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Rushville, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Scottsburg, Board of Education of. Manuscripts and photographs. Seymour, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Shelbyville, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs of schools, buildings and equipment, pupils' work. Sheridan, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs of equipment and organization. South Bend, Board of Education of. Manuscripts and pupils' art work, photographs of buildings and schools. 34 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Sullivan, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Terre Haute, Board of Education of. Monographs, reports, pupils' work, graphics, art, manual and photographic exhibits. Union City, Board of Education of. Pu- pils work, art and photographic dis- play. Valparaiso, Board of Education of. Photographic exhibit of equipment, art display, pupils' work. Valparaiso Normal College, Valparaiso. Vevay, Board of Education. Pupils' manuscripts. Wabash, Board of Education of. School work, portrayal of correction of art and literature, models of old school houses, photographs of schools .and equipment. Washington, Board of Education of. Portrayal of methods of instruction and scope of instruction by means of typical pupils' work. Whiting, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, exhibit of art inspection, photo- graphs of schools. Wlnamac, Board of Education of. Ex- hibit of pupils" work. Williamsport, Board of Education of. Photographs of schools and pupils' manuscript work. Winchester, Board of Education of. Gen- eral exhibit of typical pupils' work. COUNTY SCHOOL EXHIBIT. Allen County, Public Schools of. Pho- tographic exhibit of school architecture and pupils' manuscripts. Bartholomew County, Public Schools of. Pupils' work. Benton County, Public Schools of. Large special exhibit of schools, equipment, pupils and classes at work, by photo- graphs. Boone County, Public Schools of. Pho- tographs and pupils' manuscripts. Brown County, Public Schools of. Pu- pils' work and stenographic reports of class work. Clay County, Public Schools of. Photo- graphic exhibit of school architecture and pupils' manuscripts. Crawford County, Public Schools of. Pupils' work and photographs. Daviess County, PuIjUc Schools of. Pu- pils' work. Dearborn County, Public Schools of. Photographs and pupils' work. Decatur County, Public Schools of. Pu- pils' work. Delaware County, Public Schools of. Special exhibit of concentration of rural schools, transportation, etc. Dubois County, Public Schools of. Pu- pils' work and photographs. Fayette County, Public Schools of. Pu- pils, work and art in rural schools. Floyd County, Public Schools of- Photo- graphs and pupils' manuscripts. Fountain County, Public Schools of. Large photographic exhibit of schools and classes at work. Franklin County, Public Schools of. Large exhibits of pupils' manuscripts, industrial training in rural schools. Gibson County, Public Schools of. Pu- pils' manuscripts and photographs of schools. Green County, Public Schools of. Photo- graphs and manuscripts. Hamilton County, Public Schools of. Photographs and pupils' work. Hancock County, Public Schools of. Photographs of schools, and pupils' work. Hendricks County, Public Schools of. Photographs, art work and manu- scripts. Henry County, Public Schools of. Model of old school, rural school architecture, rural school art instruction, large ex- hibit of pupils' work by townships. Howard County, Public Schools of. Photographic exhibit of transportation of pupils in rural schools. Huntington County, Public Schools of. Models of school buildings, photo- graphic exhibit of school architecture, art work of rural schools, pupils' work. Jackson County, Public Schools of. Photographs of schools and volumes of pupils' manuscripts. Jasper County, Public Schools of. Pho- tographs and pupils' manuscripts and art work. Jefferson County, Public Schools of. Hound volumes of manuscripts. Jennings County, Public Schools of. Pupils' work. Johnson County, Public Schools of. Photographs, mounts of art work, pu- pils' manuscripts. Knox County, Public Schools of. Photo- graphs of schools and exhibit of pupils" work. Kosciusko County, Public Schools of. Photographs and pupils' work. Lagrange County, Public Schools of. Photographs and graphic exhibit of schools and school work. Lake County, Public Schools of. Large photographic exhibit of rural schools, pupils' manuscripts and special exhibits. La Porte County, Public Schools of. Photographs of physical equipment, rural school art and pupils' work. Madison County, Public Schools of. Photographs, mounts of art work, pu- pils" manuscripts. UNITED STATES. m Marion County, Public Schools of. Pu- pils' manuscripts, photographic exhibit of growth of school architecture, art and industrial instruction in rural schools. Marshall County, Public Schools of. Photographs and pupils" work. Noble County, Public Schools of. Graphic exhibit of pupils' work. Orange County, Public Schools of. Pu- pils' manuscripts. Owen County, Public Schools of. Pupils' work. Pike County, Public Schools of. Pupils' work. Porter County, Public Schools of. Large photographic exhibit of rural schools, art instruction and volumes of pupil's work. Pulaski County, Public Schools of. Large special photographic exhibit of schools and school architecture and art in- struction in rural schools, volumes of pupils' work. Putnam County, PubHc Schools of. Pupils' work. Ripley County, Public Schools of. Pu- pils' work. Rush County, Public Schools of. Photo- graphs and pupils' work. Shelby County, Public Schools of. Pupils' work. Spencer County, Public Schools of. . Pho- tographic and graphic exhibit of schools and school work. Starke County, Public Schools of. Pho- tographs of country schools and volumes of pupils' work Steuben County, Public Schools of. Exhibit of art in rural schools and pupils' manuscripts. St. Joseph County, Public Schools of. Photographs of schools, art work of pupils, pupils' manuscripts. Sullivan County, Public Schools of. Plio- tographs of schools, art work of pupils, pupils' manuscripts. Tippecanoe County, Public Schools of. Photographic exhibit of school archi- tecture, volumes of pupils' manuscripts. Tipton County, Public Schools of. Pu- pils" manuscripts. Union County, Public Schools of.. Photo- graphs and pupils' manuscripts and art work. Vermillion County, Public Schools of. Pupils' work. Wabash County, Public Schools of. Large exhibit of art instruction, school architecture and pupils' work. Warren County, Public Schools of. Large photographic exhibit of rural school architecture and volumes of manuscripts. Washington County, Public Schools of. Photographs and pupils' work. Wayne County, Public Schools of. Pho- tographs of physical equipment. Wells County, Public Schools of. Large exhibit of pupils" work by townships. Photographs and art work. White County, Public Schools of. Special photographic exhibit of rural and town schools. GROUP 2. Attica, Board of Education of. Photo- graphic exhibit of laboratories; art and manual training. BlufFton, Board of Education of. Special exhibit of manual training and the teaching of foreign languages. Corydon, Board of Education of. Ex- hibit of pupils' work in secondary courses. Columbus, Board of Education of. Rep- resentation of instruction by pupils" work showing development of "teach- ing units" in all subjects in higlt schools, art instruction. Connersville, Board of Education of. Photographic and art exhibits. Crawfordsville, Board of Education of. Exhibit of schools and equipments, graphs showing organization and man- agement, books and manuscripts por- traying curriculum and methods of teaching. East Chicago, Board of Education of. General exhibit of instruction, courses in manual training and art. Elkhart, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. Fort Wayne, Board of Education of. General exhibit of high school instruc- tion, large photographic exhibit of of schools and equipment, large special exhibit of art instruction. Greencastle, Board of Education of. Exhibit of art instruction, photographic exhibit of equipment, pupils' work. Goshen, Board of Education of. General exhibit o^ pupils' work, art display and photographic exhibit of schools and equipment. Indianapolis, Board of Education of. General exhibit of instruction in sec- ondary schools, special exhibit of in- struction in art, English and industrial training. Kokomo, Board of Education of. Ex- hibit of pupils' work, typical secondary* instruction, graphic and photographic representation of equipment; exhibit of art work. La Porte, Board of Education of. Graphics portraying organization and administration of schools, methods of instruction, results, pupils work, etc. 36 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Lebanon, Board of Education of. Gen- eral display of pupils' work in high school. Marion, Board of Education of. Exhibit of pupils' work showing scope and method of instruction in high schools, photographs of schools and equipment. Michigan City, Board of Education of. General exhibit of pupils" work illus- trating scope and methods of instruc- tion. Muncie, Board of Education of. Typical pupils' work portraying instruction, photographs of schools and equipment. Noblesville, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work in high school. Richmond, Board of Education of. Ex- hibit of high and elementary schools by graphics, photographs and pupils' manuscripts, and exhibit of art instruc- tion and manual training and work of art association. Shelbyville, Board of Education of. Ex- hibit of art instruction, photographic representation of schools, buildings and equipment, pupils' work. South Bend, Board of Education of. Ex- hibit of manuscripts and pupils' art work portraying method and scope of instruction, photographic exhibit of school buildings and schools. Terre Haute, Board of Education of. Portrayal of all phases of school ad- ministration and instruction by means of monographs, reports, pupils' work, graphics, art, manual and photographic exhibits. Valparaiso, Board of Education of. Pho- tographic exhibit of equipment, art dis- play, pupils' work. Wabash, Board of Education of. Exhibit of school work, portrayal of correla- tion of art and literature, art instruc- tion, manual training, models of old school houses, photographs of schools and equipment. IOWA. LOCATION: BLOCK i. AISLE B. GROUP I. Ackley, Board of Education of. Manual training. Afton, Board of Education of. Written work. Ames, Board of Education of. Draw- ings, cutting cards, designs. Anamosa, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings, manual training. Angus, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings. Ashton, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, written work, drawings, man- ual training. Avoca, Board of Education of. Written work. Brighton, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings. Burlington, Board of Education of. Photograps, written work, drawings, manual training. Calhoun County, Public Schools of. Rock- well City. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training. Capital Park Public School, Des Moines. " Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training. Cedar Falls, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings, manual train- ing work. Cedar Rapids, Board of Education of. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training, weaving. Center Point, Board of Education of. Written work. Centerville, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs. Cleghorn, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Council Bluffs, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings, manual train- ings. Creston, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, written work, drawings, man- ual training. Davenport, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, drawings, man- ual training work. Decorah, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings. Diagonal, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. East Des Moines, Board of Education of. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training. East Waterloo, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings, manual train- ing. Elm Grove, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Fairfax, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Fairfield, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, drawings, man- ual training. Fayette, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, manual training. UNITED STATES. 37 Fayette County, Rural Schools of. West Union. Written work, drawings. Floyd County, Public Schools of, Charles City. Photographs, written work, drawings, weaving. Grand Junction, Board of Education of. Written work. Greenfield, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings. Grinnell, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings, manual training. Hampton, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Harlan, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, drawings, manual training. Hawarrtcn, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, maps. Henry County, Public Schools of, Mount Pleasant. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training. Highland Park Public Schools, Des Moines. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training. Hillsdale, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings. Iowa City, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, drawings, manual training. Iowa County, Public Schools of, Ma- rengo. Written work. Iowa Falls, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Lacona, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, drawings, raf- fia weaving. Laurens, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings. Le Claire, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Le Mars, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work and maps. Linn County, Public Schools of, Marion. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training. Linn County, Public Schools of. Pleas- ant Grove Twp. Written work. Lorimor, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings. Maquoketa. Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Marion, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, written work, drawings. Marshalltown, Board of Education of. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training. Mason City, Board of Education of. Ph»' tographs. written work, drawings, manual training work. Missouri Valley, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings. Mitchell County, Public Schools of. Osage. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training. Mount Pleasant, Board ofEducation of. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training. i Mount Vernon, Board of Education of. Written work, manual training. Neola, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings. Oakland Mills, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings. Oak Park Public Schools, Des Moines. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training. O'Brien County, Public Schools of, Prin- _ gher. Written work. Osage, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings. Osceola County, Twp. Public Schools of, Sibley. Written work, drawings. Oskaloosa, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written v/ork, drawings, man- ual training. Ottumwa, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, drawings, man- ual training work. Page County, Public Schools of. Cla- rinda. Photographs, written work, drawings. Polk County, Public Schools of, Des iMoines. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training work, raf- fia weaving. Pocahontas County, Public Schools of. Pocahontas. Written work, drawings, manual training. Pocahontas, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, drawings, we'aving, Pulaski, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Russell, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings. Salem, Board of Education of. Photo- grapiis, written work. Sanborn, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings. Shannon City, Board of Education of. Written work. Stanton, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, botanical display. State Department of Public Instruction, Des Moines. Collective exhibit of school work. State Normal School, Cedar Falls. Pho- tographs, courses of study, campus plat, faculty and student publications, charts showing growth, equipment, etc. Shelby County, Public Schools of, Har- lan. Photographs,' written work, draw- ings, manual training. Shelby, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, written work, drawings, man- ual training. St. Lucas, Rural Schools of. Written work. Tipton, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, written work, drawings, man- ual training w&rk. Walker, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings, manual training work. 38 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Walnut, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, maps. Washington County, Board of Education of, Washington. Written work, draw- ings, manual training. Webster City. Board of Education of. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training work. Wellman, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, collection of seeds. West Chester, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings. West Des Moines"; Board of Education of. Photographs, written work, draw- ings, manual training work. West Oak, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings. Winfieid, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings, manual training. Winterset, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, drawings, man- ual training. GROUP 2. Ackley, Board of Education of. Manual training. Afton, Board of Education of. Written work. Ames, Board of Education of. Draw- ings, cutting cards, designs. Anamosa, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings, manual training. Ashton, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, written work, drawings, man- ual training. Avoca, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Brighton, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings. Burlington, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, drawings, man- ual training. Capital Park Public Schools, Des Moines. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training. Cedar^ Falls, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings, manual train- ing work. Cedar Rapids, Board of Education of. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training, weaving. Center Point, Board of Education of. Written work. Centerville, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs. Council Bluffs, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings, manual train- ing. Creston, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, written work, drawings, manual training. Davenport, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, drawings, man- ual training work. Decorah, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings. Diagonal, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. East Des Moines, Board of Education of. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training. East Waterloo, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings, manual train- ing. Fairfax, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Fairfield, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, drawings, man- ual training. Fayette, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, manual training. Grand Junction, Board of Education of. Written work. Greenfield, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings. Grinnell, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings, manual training. Hampton, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Harlan, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, written work, drawings, man- ual training. Hawarden, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, maps. Henry County, Public Schools of, Mt. Pleasant. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training. Highland Park, Board of Education of, Des Moines. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training. Hillsdale, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings. Iowa City, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, drawings, man- ual training. Iowa Falls, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Lacona, Board of Education of. Pho- togra])hs, written work, drawings, raf- fia, weaving. Le Claire, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Le Mars, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work and maps. Linn County, Board of Education of, Marion. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training. Marion, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, drawings. Marshalltown, Board of Education of. Photogruplis, written work, drawings, manual training. Mason City, Board of Education of. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training work. Missouri Valley, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings. Mitchell County, Public Schools of, Osage. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training. Mount Vernon, Board of Education of. Written work, manual training. UNITED STATES. 39 Neola, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings. Oak" Park Public Schools, Des Moines. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training. Osage, Board of Education pf. Written work, drawings. Oskaloosa, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, drawings, man- ual training. Ottumwa, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, drawings, man- ual training work. Pocahontas, Board of Education of. Photographs, written work, drawings, weaving. Pulaski, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Russell, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings. Sanborn, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings. Stanton, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, botanical display. State Department of Public Instruction, Des Moines. Collective exhibit of school work. State Normal School, Cedar Falls. Pho- tographs, courses of study, campus plat, faculty and student publications, charts showing growth, equipment, etc. Shelby County, Public Schools of, Har- lan. Photographs, written work, draw- ings, manual training. Shelby, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, drawings, inan- ual training. Tipton, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, written work, drawings, man- ual training work. Training Department, Highland Park College, Des Aloines. Written work, drawings, manual training. Walker, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings, manual training work. Walnut, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, maps. Washington County, Public Schools of, Washington. Written work, drawings, manual training. Webster City, Board of Education of. Photographs, written work, drawings, manual training work. Wellman, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, collection of seeds. West Des Moines, Board of Education of. Photographs, written work, draw- ings, manual training work. Winfield, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings, manual training. Winterset, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, drawings, man- ual training. • KANSAS. LOCATION: BLOCK i. AISLES A AND B. GROUP I. Atchison, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, photographs. Arkansas City, Board of Education of. Two photographs. Belle Plaine, Board of Education of. Written work in book and on card. Beloit, Board of Education of. Miscel- laneous work on cards, basket work. Bostwick, Miss Grace, lola, Kan. Read- ing frame or chart for primary classes. Bradford, Miss Mame. Language and number charts. Caldwell, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs. Caldwell, Vena J. Primary number chart. Chetopa, Board of Education of. Mis- cellaneous work in books and on cards, blank forms. Clark County, PubHc Schools of. Pu- pils' work. Clay Center, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, photographs, drawings. Clay County, Public Schools of. Writ- ten work in books and on cards. Cloud County, Public Schools of. Writ- ten work in books and on cards. Clyde, Board of Education of. Written work and photographs. Concordia, Board of Education of. Mis- cellaneous work on cards, scrap-book, chart, photographs. Comanche County, Public Schools of. Written work and relief map. Cowley County, Public Schools of. Mis- cellaneous work on cards, photographs, special exhibit. Douglas County, Public Schools of. Mis- cellaneous work in books. El Dorado, Board of Education of. Mis- cellaneous work in books and (in cards, photographs. Ellsworth, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs. Ellsworth County, Public Schools of. Photographs. Franklin County, Public Schools of. Photographs. Foster, Eli G. Illustrative historical chart and maps. 40 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Garnett, Board of Education of. Mis- cellaneous work in books, maps on cards. Geary County, Public Schools of. Mis- cellaneous work in books. Great Bend, Board of Education of. Miscellaneous work in books, maps on cards. Greenwood County, Public Schools of. Pupils' work. Haskell County, Public Schools of. Pho- tographs. Herington, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work in books. Hodgeman County, Public Schools of. Pupils" work. Inman, Board of Education of. Mis- cellaneous work in books and on cards. lola, Board of Education of. Miscellane- ous wDrk in books and on cards, pho- tographs. Jewell County, Public Schools of. Writ- ten work in bonks. Johnson County, Public Schools of. One frame containing specimens of native woods. Junction City, Board of Education. Mis- cellaneous work in books, photographs and drawings on cards, photographs. . Kansas City, Board of Education of. Miscellaneous written work in books and on cards, manual training work, photographs. Kansas City, Prescott School. Color drawings. Kansas City, Public Manual Training School of. Seal of state and sunflower in wood. Lane County, Public Schools of. Pu- pils' work. Lawrence, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, drawings, sewing. Leavenworth, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photogrnphs, basketry, drawings. Lyon County, Public Schools of. Miscel- laneous work on cards, two books of forms, photographs. Manhattan City, Board of Education of. ^liscellaneous work in books, photo- graphs, kindergarten work, drawings, booklets. Marion City, Board of Education of. ^Miscellaneous work, photographs. Marion County, Public Schools of. Mis- cellaneous work in books and on cards. Marshall County, Public Schools of. Photographs, booklets. Marysville, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, photographs, drawings, kin- dergarten. McPherson County, Public Schools of. ^lisccllaneous work in books, photo- graphs on cards, chart. ' Moline, Board of Education of. Miscel- laneous work on cards. ' Moline, Public Schools of. Pupils' work, Latin calendar. Montgomery County, Public Schools of. Relief and other maps. Neilson, Elizabeth. Kansas scrap-book. Nemaha County, Public Schools of. Mis- cellaneous work on manuscripts and on cards. Newton, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. Norton County, Public Schools of. Pho- tographs. Oakland, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. International school cor- respondence. Ottawa, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, drawings, photographs. Ottawa County, Grover School. Pho- tographs. Parsons, Board of Education of. Miscel- laneous work in books and on cards, forms, maps, photographs. Pawnee County, Public Schools of. Mis- cellaneous work in books and on cards, photographs. Peabody, Board of Education of. Mis- cellaneous work on cards, vials of grains. Phillips County, Public Schools of. Mis- cellaneous work in books and on cards. Pittsburg, Board of Education of. Mis- cellaneous written work in books and on cards, manual training work, photo- graphs. Pittsburg, Public Schools of. First grade pupils' work, paper flags. Pottawatomie County, Public Schools of. Pupils' work. Rice County, Public Schools of. Large relief map of the county, special ex- hibit. Rosedale, Public Schools of. Pupils' work. Rossville, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Rural Schools. Collective exhibit. Russell County, Public Schools of. Writ- ten work, photographs. Salina, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils' work, manual training. Salina, Manual Training School of. Um- brella rack. Saline County, Public Schools of. Pho- tographs. Scott County, Public Schools of. Writ- ten worK, photographs. Seneca, Board of Education of. Miscel- laneous written work in booklets and on cards. Photographs. Sheldon Kindergarten School, Topeka. ]\Iiscellaneous kindergarten work. State Department of Public Instruction, Topeka. Reports and administrative blanks. UNITED STATES. 41 Sterling, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs. St. Marys, Board of Education of. Mis- cellaneous work on cards. Stone, Miss Julia M. Large relief map of Kansas. Special exhibit. Sumner County, Public Schools of. Pu- pils' work, photographs. Topeka, Board of Education of. Miscel- laneous written work in books, manual training work, photographs. Topeka, Branner Public Manual Train- ing School. Carvings on desk. Topeka, Sheldon Kindergarten School. Kindergarten work. Topeka, Sumner School of. Pupils' work, relief map of Gettysburg. Virgil, Board of Education of. Miscel- laneous written work. Wamego, Board of Education of. Mis- cellaneous written work in books and on cards, photographs. Waubaunsee County, Public Schools of. Written work, basketry. Wellington, Board of Education of. Photographs. Western School Journal. Bound vol- umes, current copies. Wichita, Board of Education of. Miscel- laneous written work in books, manual training work, photographs, blank forms. Wichita County, Public Schools of. Pic- tures. Wiest, Flora L. Blackboard calendars. Williamsburg, Board of Education of. Album of photographs. Wyandotte County, Public Schools of. iviiscellaneous work, photographs. GROUP 2. Atchison, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, drawings, blank forms. Atchison County, High School of. Pu- pils' work, photographs, blank forms. Belle Plaine, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, drawings, photographs. Burr Oak, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Caldwell, Board of Education of. Written work. Chase County, High School of. Pupils' work, drawings. Cherokee County High School, Board of Trustees of. Miscellaneous work on cards and in books, photographs. Chetopa, Board of Education of. Draw- ings in ph3rsics and physiology. Clay County High School, Board of Trustees of. ^Miscellaneous work on cards and in booklets; geometrical blocks, blank forms, photographs. Clyde, Board of Education of. Written work. Decatur County Higtj School. Written work. Dickinson County High School, Board of Trustees of. Miscellaneous work on cards, photographs. El Dorado, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, drawings. Formoso, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Gove County High School, Board of Trustees of. Written work. Great Bend, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Herrington, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Inman, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. lola. Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Jewell City, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Junction City, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Kansas City, Board of Education of. Miscellaneous written work in books and on cards, manual training work, photographs. Kansas County, High Schools of. Col- lective exhibit. Kansas State Normal School, Board of Regents of. Plans of work, drawings, manual training, written work, photo- graphs. Labette County, High School of. Pu- pils' work, drawings. Lawrence, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Leavenworth, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, blank forms, drawings. Long Island, Board of Education of. Written work. Manhattan, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, drawings. Marion, Board of Education of. Written work. Montgomery County High School, Board of Trustees of. ^Tiscellaneous work in books and on cards. Newton, Board of Education of. Written work. Norton County, High School of. Pho- tographs. Parsons, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, drawings. Peabody, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Pittsburg, Board of Education of. Man- ual training. Salina, High School of. Mathematical blocks, written work. St. Marys, Board of Education of. Drawings. Seneca, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Drawings. 43 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Sheridan County High School, Board of Trustees of. Written work, photo- graphs. Sumner County, High School of. Pho- tographs. Topeka, Board of Education of. Miscel- laneous written work in books, manual training work, photographs. Wamego, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, drawing. Wichita, Board of Education of. Manual training, large maps of Kansas con- structed of native woods. KENTUCKY. LOCATION: BLOCK 2. AISLE A. GROUP I. Hazard, PubUc School of. Pictures. Hindman, W. C. T. U., Settlement School of. Weaving, sewing, basket work, manual training, pictures. Kensee, Public School of. Students' work. Lancaster, Graded School of. Pictures of school, maps carved m wood. Lexington, Board of Education of. Pho- graphs, students' work. • Louisville, Board of Education of. Kin- dergarten and public school work, pic- tures of schools. Stanford, Graded School of. Students' work. "Woodlawn, Rural School of. Students' work. GROUP 2. Berea, Berea College of. Pictures, wood- work, needle-work, printin.g. Bowling Green, Ogden College of. Wood turning and carving, clay mold- ing. Bowling Green, City Schools of. Stu- dents" w(^rk in graphic arithmetic. Bowling Green, Southern Normal School. Students' work. Frankfort, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, bound volumes of stud.ents' work. Hopkinsville, Board of Education of. Students' work. Lexington, Board of Education of. Photographs, bound volumes of stu- dents' work. Louisville, Board of Education of. High school work, pictures of buildings, bound volumes of students' work, manual training. Louisville, Ursuline Academy of. Paint- ings, ])ictures, school work. Nazareth, Nazareth Academy of. Paint- ings, needle-work, bound volumes of students' work, catalogues. Owensboro, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, students' work. LOUISIANA. LOCATION: BLOCK i. AISLE A. GROUP I. Calcasieu, Parish of. School work, liter- ary, drawing and manual training. De Soto, Parish of. School work. East Carroll, Parish of. School work. East Feliciana, Parish o^. School work, literary and drawing. Lafayette, Parish of. School work, liter- ar3^ drawing and manual training. Mater Dolorosa School, New Orleans. School work. Morehouse, Parish of. School work. New Orleans, Board of Education of. School work, kindergarten work and drawing. St. Alphonsus' Boys' School, New Orleans. School work. St. Alphonsus' Girls' School, New Orleans. School work. St. Mary, Parish of. School work. Shreveport, Board of Education of. . School work, literary, drawing and manual training. Ursulines Convent, New Orleans. Stu- dents' work, drawings, industrial work. Vermillion, Parish of. School work, lit- erarj^ drawing and manual training. Webster, Parish of. School work. West Feliciana, Parish of. School work, literary and drawing. State Department of Public Instruction, Baton Rouge. Reports and adminstra- tive blanks. GROUP 2. Academy of the Sacred Heart, New Orleans. Pupils' work, literature. Academy of the Sacred Heart, New Orleans. Pupils' work, literature. Holy Cross College, New Orleans. School work of pupils. UNITED STATES. 43 School Jesuits' College, New Orleans. work of pupils. New Orleans University, New Orleans. School work of pupils, drawings. New Orleans, Board of Education of. High school work, literature and draw- ing. Southern University, New Orleans. Stu dents' work, shop work, printing, girls' industrial work, specimens of oil. Southern Louisiana Industrial Institute, LaFayette. Students' work, drawings, shop work, exhibit of commercial de- partment, industrial work. MASSACHUSEITS. LOCATION: BLOCK 2. AISLES A AND B. GROUP I. Athol, School Committe of. Pupils' written work. Boston, School Committee of. General educational exhibit, pupils' work, statis- tics, reports, etc. Brookline, School Committee of. Course of study in industrial training. Clinton, School Committee of. Pupils' written work, special apparatus. Everett, School Committee of. Pupils' written work, course of study in his- tory. Fall River, School Committee of. Pupils' written work, geography. Fall River, School Committee of. Train- ing of teachers in special training schools. , Fitchburg, School Committee of. Course of study in industrial training. Gardner, School Committee of. Pupils' work in language. Haverhill, School Committee of. Pupils' written work and drawing. Lawrence, School Committee of. Courses of study in penmanship. Lowell, School Committee of. Histori- cal exhibit, training of teachers, evening schools. Lowell, Mass., School Committee of. Training of teachers in special train- ing school. Lynn, School Committee of. Course of study in arithmetic, manual training. Maiden, School Committee of. Course of study in geography, reports, docu- ments. Massachusetts, Board of Education of, Boston. Organization, legislation, re- ports, school committee, reports, etc. Massachusetts Board of Managers. Col- lective educational exhibit; collabora- tors, school committees of Becket, Chester, Georgetown, Groveland, Northampton, Pepperell, Sutton, Au- burn, West Brookfield Massachusetts Nautical Training School Commissioners Nautical training school, photographs, courses of study, etc. New Bedford, School Committee of. General educational exhibit, organiza- tion, reports, statistics. Newton, School Committee of. Course of study in drawing. North Adams, School Committee of. Arithmetic, spelling, language. Orange, School Committee of. Pupils' written work, drawing. Pittsfield, School Committee of. Course of study in history and geography, re- ports, etc. Revere, School Committee of. Drawing, arithmetic. Shaw, Mrs. Quincy A., Boston. Sloyd Normal Training School. Somerville, School Committee of. Course of study in language and penmanship. Springfield, School Committee of. Pu- pils' written work, course of study in arithmetic. State Normal School, Hyannis. Course of study, special work in industrial training. State Normal School, Bridgewater. Course of study, organization, sta- tistics, reports, special work in ele- mentary science. State Normal School, Salem. Organiza- tion, architecture, special work in drawing, special work in reading and literature. State Normal School, Lowell. Archi- tecture, organization, special work in kindergarten, special work in histor\-. State Normal School, Framingham. Architecture, organization, special work in domestic science. State Normal School, Worcester. Arch- itecture, organization, special work in oral English, school libraries, child study, practice. State Normal School, Westfield. Arch- itecture, organization, special work in chemistr3^ child study. State Normal School, Fitchburg. Arch- itecture, organization, special work in child study, drawing. State Normal School, North Adams. Architecture, organization, special work in kindergarten. 44 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Winthrop, School Committee of. Draw- ing. Wheelock, Lucy, Boston. Kindergarten training school. Worcester, School Committee of. Gen- eral educational exhibit, pupils' work, statistics, etc. GROUP 2. Boston, School Committee of. High school work, manual training, high school drawing, statistical diagrams, architecture, etc. Fitchburg, School Committee of. In- dustrial training. Lynn, School Committee of. Manual training. New Bedford, School Committee of. High school courses of study, organi- zation, charts, diagrams, reports, etc. North Adams, School Committee of. Pupils' work. Somerville, School Committee of. Writ- ten work of high school, mathematics, drawing, manual training, courses of study, organization, etc. Springfield, School Committee of. High school drawing, general exhibit of pu- pils' work, courses of study, etc. State Normal School, Bridgewater. Training of high school teachers, courses of study, organization, re- ports, charts, diagrams, etc. Weston, School Committee of. High school pupils' work, language, draw- ing. Winthrop, School Committee of. High school drawing. Worcester, School Committee of. Gen- eral high school exhibit, courses of study, work of pupils, manual train- ing, diagrams, reports, etc. MINNESOTA. LOCATION: BLOCK i. AISLES A AND B GROUP I. Alexandria, Board of Education of. Collective exhibit of photographs, sta- tistics, records, pupils' work. Austin, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. Benson, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' work. Brainerd, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs and pupils' wcrk in drawing. Dodge Centre, Board of Education of. Collective exhibit of pupils' work. Duluth, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs. Duluth, Normal School of. Bound vol- umes, ps.-chological methods, course of stud^^ drawings and photographs. Evansville, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' work. Hancoclc, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' work and photographs. Le Seuer, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' work. Mankato, Normal School of. Bound vol- umes, psychological methods, course of study, drawings and photographs. Minneapolis, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of statistics, records, Avritten work, drawing, manual train- ing, basketry, industrial work, cooking, kindergarten. Morehead, Normal School of. Bound volumes, psychological methods, course of study, drawings and photo- graphs. New Ulm, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work in English and German. North Mankato. Board of Education of. Collective exhibit of Dupils' work, showing work of school from first to eighth grades, statistics, photo- graphs, written work, drawing and sew- ing. Ortonyille, board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' work, writ- ten work, sewing, basketry, photo- graphs. Red Wing, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' work, written work, drawmg, photographs. Rochester, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of written work, draw ing and photographs. Sauk Centre, Board of Education of. Collective exhibit of pupils' work, writ- ten work, manual training. St. Cloud. Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' work in writ- ten work and drawing, photographs. St. Cloud, Normal SchooJ of Bound volumes, psychological methods, courses of study, drawings and photo- graphs. St. Paul, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' work, written work, drawing, manual training, indus- trial work, cooking, kindergarten, photographs. St. Peter, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' work, written work, drawing, photographs UNITED STATES. 45 State Examining Board. State examina- tion papers, text books by teachers of state. State Department of Public Instruction Publications, statistics, etc. Tracy, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' work, written work, drawing and sewing, photo- graphs. Waltham, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' work, writ- ten work, drawing, records, statistics, apparatus made by pupils. Wells, Board of Education of. Collective exhibit of written work, drawing and manual training, photographs. Winona, Normal School of. Bound vol- umes, psychological methods, courses of study, drawings and photographs. GROUP 2. Alexandria, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of photographs, statis- tics, rtcords, pupils' work. Austin, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. Brainerd, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs and pupils' work in drawing. Dodge Centre, Board of Education of. CollectiA'-e exhibit of pupils' work. Duluth, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs. Duluth, Normal School of. Bound vol- umes, psychological methods, courses of study, drawings and photographs. Hancock. Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' work and photographs. Le Seuer, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' work. Mankato, Normal School of. Bound vol- umes, psychological methods, courses of study, drawings and photographs. Minneapolis, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of statistics, records, written work, drawing, manual train- ing, basketry, industrial work, cook- ing, kindergarten. Morehead, Normal School of. Bound vol- umes, psychological methods, courses of study, drawings and photographs. Ortonville, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' work, written work, sewing. l)asketry, photographs. Red Wing, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' w^ork. written work, drawing, photographs. Rochester, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of written w^ork, draw- ing and photographs. Sauk Centre, Board of Education of. Collective exhibit of pupils' work, writ- ten work, manual training. St. Cloud, Board of Education of. Col- lective e^^hibit of pupils' work in writ- ten work and drawing, photographs. St. Cloud, Normal School of. Bound vol- umes, psychological methods, courses of stud3^ drawings and photographs. St. Paul. Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' work, written work, manual training, drawing, indus- trial work, cooking, kindergarten, photographs. St. Peter, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' work, written work, drawing, photographs. State Examining Board. State examina- tion papers, text books by teachers of state. State Department of Public Instruction. Publications, statistics, etc. Tracy, Board of Education of. Collective exhibit of pupils' work, written work, drawing and sewnng, photographs. Waltham, Board of Education of. Col- lective exhibit of pupils' work, written work, drawing, records, statistics, ap- paratus made by pupils. Wells, Board of Education of. Collective exhibit of written work, drawing and manual training, photographs. Winona, Normal Schools of. Bound vol- umes, psyciiological methods, courses of study, dravi'ings and photographs. 46 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. MISSISSIPPI. LOCATION: BLOCK i. AISLE A. GROUP I. Adams, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils" work. Canton, Board of Education of. Exam- ination papers. Columbin, Board of Education of. Pu- pils" work, pictures. Corinth. Board of Education of. Pri- mary work, photographs. Crystal Springs, Board of Education of. Charts, manual training, photographs. Greenville, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, photographs. Hattiesburg, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Jackson, Board of Education of. Pu- pils" work, photographs. Learned, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, photographs. Maben, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Macon, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Meridian, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, photographs. McComb City, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. State Department of Public Instruction. Charts, statistics. Utica, Board of Education of. Primary work. GROUP 2. Alcorn College, Rodney. Manual train- ing, photographs, domestic science, basketry, iron work. Blue Mountain College. Art work, pic- tures. Central Female Institute. Art work, pupils" work, map. Tongaloo College. Manual training. MISSOURI. LOCATION: BLOCK i. AISLES A AND B. GROUP I. Stu- Booneville, Board of Education of. dents" work, photographs. Carthage, Board of Education of. dents' work, photographs. Chillicothe, Board of Education of. dents' work, photographs. Clayton, Board of Education of. dents' work, photographs. Columbia, Board of Education of. dents' work, photographs. Hannibal, Board of Education of. dents' work, photographs. Jefferson City, Board of Education of. Students' work, photographs. Joplin, Board of Education of. Students' work, photographs. Kansas City, Board of Education of. Students' work, photographs. Kirksville, Board of Education of. Stu- dents' work, photographs. Lamar, Board of Education of. Students' work, photographs. Stu- Stu- Stu- Stu- Stu- Marshall, Board of Education of. Stu- dents' work, photographs. Maryville, Board of Education of. Stu- dents' work, photographs. Mexico, Board of Education of. Stu- dents' work, photographs. Moberly, Board of Education of. Stu- dents' work, photograpiis. Neosho, Board of Education of. Stu- dents' work, photographs. St. Joseph, Board of Education of. Stu- dents' work, photographs. Sedalia, Board of Education of. Stu- dents' work, photographs. Springfield, Board of Education of. Stu- dents' work, photographs. State Department of Public Instruction, Jefferson City. Reports and adminis- trative blanks. Trenton, Board of Education of. Stu- dents" work, photographs. Warrensburg, Board of Education of. Students' work, photographs. "Webb City, Board of Education of. Stu- dents' work, photographs. UNITED STATES. 47 GROUP 2. Booneville, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. Cape Girardeau, State Normal School. Students' work, photographs. Chillicothe, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, photographs. Clayton, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. Columbia, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, photographs. Hannibal, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, photographs. Jefferson City, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. Joplin, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. Kansas City, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. Kemper Military Academy, Boonville. Photographs, students' work. Kirksville, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, photographs. Kirksville State Normal School. Stu- dents' work, photographs. Lamar, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. Lincoln Institute, Jefferson City. Pu- pils' work. Marshall, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. Maryville, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, photographs. Mexico, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. Moberly, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. Neosho, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. St. Cecelia's Seminary, H olden. Stu- dents' work. St. Joseph, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, photographs. Sedalia, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. Springfield, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, photographs. State Normal School. Students' work. Warrensburg, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. Warrensburg, State Normal School. Work of students. Webb City, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work, photographs. MONTANA. LOCATION: BLOCK i. AISLE B. GROUP I. Butte, Board of Education of. Manual training, drawing, written work, pho- tographs, Billings, Board of Education of. Manual training, drawing, written work, pho- tographs. Bozeman, Board of Education of. Draw- ing and written work. Broadwater County, Public Schools of. Manual training, drawing, written work. Deer Lodge, Board of Education of. Manual training, drawing, written work. Deer Lodge County, Public Schools of. Drawing and written work. Helena, Board of Education of. Manual training, drawing, written work, photo- graphs, printed regulations of school work. Hamilton, Board of Education of. Man- ual training, drawing, written work. Malta, Board of Education of. Written work, drawing. Livingston, Board of Education of. Drawing, written work, manual train- ing. Missoula, Board of Education of. Draw- ing, written work, photographs, manual training. Missoula County, Public Schools of. ?\Ianual training, drawing, written work. Philipsburg, Board of Education of. Drawing, written work, manual train- ing, photographs. Park County, Public Schools of. Draw- ing, written work. Victor, Board of Education of. Written work, drawing, manual training. GROUP 2. Butte High School, Board of Education of. Manual training, written work, drawing, photographs. 48 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Billings High School, Board of Educa- tion of. M,anual training, written work, drawing, photographs. Bozeman High School, Board of Educa- tion of. Drawing, written work. Gallatin County High School, Board of Education of. Drawing, written work, photographs. Helena High School, Board of Educa- tion of. Manual training, drawing, written work, photographs. Livingston High School, Board of Edu- cation of. Manual training, drawing, written work. Missoula High School, Board of Educa- tion of. Drawing, written work, pho- tographs. Powell County High School, Board of Education of. Written work, drawing. GROUP 3. State University, Missoula, State Board of Education of. Photographs. NEBRASKA. LOCATION: BLOCK i. AISLE B. GROUP I. Bartley. School work from lower grades, drawings. Beatrice, Board of Education of. Kin- dergarten and grades, drawings, music. Columbus, Board of Education of. Kin- dergarten and lower grades, manual training. Craig, Board of Education of. Written work from the lower grades. Crawford, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work and photographs. Culbertson, District 22. Maps and drawings. Elkhorn. General school work. Farnam. Written work and maps. Filley, District 140. Written work. Fillmore County, District 3. Photo- graphs. Fremont, District 60. Grade work. Gering, Board of Education of. Grade work, drawings and music. Goehner. Written work, stories. Hyannis. Photographs. Kearney. Academy and public schools, photographs. ' Lincoln, Board of Education of. Kinder- srarten, photographs, statistics, models. McKinley, District 237. Photographs. Minden, District 14. Written work, music. Mohawk, District 73. Written work and music. Nebraska City, Board of Education of. General school work. North Platte. Photographs. Omaha, Board of Education of. Kinder- garten, photographs. Plattsmouth, Board of Education of. Kindergarten. Superior, Board of Education of. Pri- mary work. Sutton, District 13. Kindergarten and written work. Swanton. Kindergarten, nature study. Tecumseh, Board of Education of. Kin- dergarten. York, Board of Education of. Kinder- garten. Westfield. Primary and kindergarten. GROUP 2. Auburn. Photographs of public schools. Aurora, District 13. Physiologic draw- ings and descriptions. Bartley. Primary public school work. Beatrice, Board of Education of. Work of all the grades, music and drawings. Blair. Photographs. Columbus, Board of Education of. Grade work and manual training. College View, Union College. Exhibit of maps and photographs. Craig, Board of Education of. Work of graded schools and high schools. Crawford, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work and photographs. Culbertson, District 22. Maps and draw- ings. Elkhorn. General school work. Farnam. Written work and maps. Filley, District 140, Written work. Fillmore County, District 3. Photo- graphs. Fremont, District 60. Grade work. Gering, Board of Education of. Grade work, drawings and music. Goehner. Written work, stories. Hyannis. Photographs. Kearney. Academy and public schools. General school work and photographs. Lancaster County, District 79. Photo- graphs. UNITED STATES. 49 Lincoln, Board of Education of. Work of all the grades, statistics, models, manual training and photographs. McKinley, District 237. Photographs. Minden, District 14. General school work. Mohawk, District 73. Written work, music. North Platte. Photographs. Omaha, Board of Education of. Work from every grade, nature study, man- ual training, photographs. Osmond, Public Schools. Individual work in drawing. Peru, State Normal. Photographs and general work. Plainview. General school work. Plattsmouth. Board of Education of. Samples of work from all the grades. models. Ponca. Photographs. Seward. Photographs. Scribner. Written work and photo- graphs. Sidney. Photographs. Superior, Board of Education of. Work of grades and high school. Sutton, District 13. Written work of the grades. Swanton. General written work, nature study. Tecumseh, Board of Education of. Ex- amples of work in all the grades. Waco. General school work. Wayne, Normal School. Samples of stu- dents' work, photographs. Wahoo, Luther Academy. Photographs. York, Board of Education of. General school work and high school work. NEW JERSEY. LOCATION: BLOCK 2. AISLE A. GROUP I. Atlantic City, Board of Education of. Manual training and other school work. Atlantic County, Public Schools of. Gen- eral school work. Asbury Park, Board of Education of. General school work. Bayonne, Board of Education of. School work. Bergen County, Public Schools of. Gen- eral school work. Burlington County, Public Schools of. General school work. Camden, Board of Education of. Manual training, drawing and general school work. Camden County, PubUc Schools of. Pu- pils' work. Cape May, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Cumberland County. General work of pupils. East Orange, Board of Education of. Manual training and school work. Elizabeth, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs and school work. Essex County, Public Schools of. Draw- ings, manual training and other school work. Gloucester County, Public Schools of. All grades of school work. Hudson County, Public Schools of. Gen- eral school work. Hunterden County, PubHc Schools of. School work. Long Branch, Board of Education of. Drawing and other work. Mercer County, Public Schools of. School work. Middlesex County, Public Schools of. Educational work of pupils. Monmouth County, Public Schools of. School work. Mont Clair, Board of Education of. Man- ual training and school work. Morris County, Public Schools of. Work of pupils. Morristown, Board of Education of. School drawings. Newark, Board of Education of. Draw- ing, manual training and other ex- hibits. New Brunswick, Board of Education of. Work from the public schools. Ocean Grove, Board of Education of. ^^'ork from public schools. Passaic, Board of Education of. General school work. Passaic County, Public Schools of. School work. Paterson, Board of Education of. Man- ual training, carving and turning. Plainfield, Board of Education of. Work of pupils. Salem County. Collective exhibit. Somerset County, Public Schools of. All kinds of school work. State Board of Education, Trenton. Col- lective exhibits of the state normal and model schools. 50 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. State Department o£ Education, Trenton. General plan of exhibit. New plan of indexing the whole exhibit. State Board of Education, Trenton. Ed- ucational exhibit, administrative blanks and reports. Sussex County, Public Schools of. Pupils' work. Union County, Public Schools of. Edu- cational work of county. Vineland, Board of Education of. Gen- eral school work. Warren County, Public Schools of. All kinds of school work. West Hoboken, Board of Education of. Pupils' work in drawing and other work. , GROUP 2. Asbury Park, Board of Education of. General school work. Atlantic City, Board of Education of. Manual training and other school work. Bayonne, Board of Education of. School work. Burlington City, Board of Education of. Drawings, general work. Camden, Board of Education of. Manual training, drawing, and general school work. Cape May, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Englewood, Board of Education of. General work of pupils. Hackettstown, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. East Orange, Board of Education of. Manual training and school work. Elizabeth, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs and school work. , Long Branch, Board of Education of. Drawing and other work. Mont Clair, Board of Education of. Man- I ual training and school work. I Morristown, Board of Education of. j School drawings. ' Newark, Board of Education of. Draw- ! ing, manual training and other ex- hibits. New Brunswick, Board of Education of. Photographs and pupils' work. Ocean Grove, Board of Education of. Photographs and pupils' work. Passaic, Board of Education of. Gen- eral school work. Paterson, Board of Education of. Man- ual training, carving. Phillipsburg, Board of Education of. General work. Plainfield, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. South Orange, Board of Education of. Manual training. Trenton, Board of Education of. Music and general w^ork. Union, Board of Education of. Manual training. Vineland, Board of Education of. Gen- eral school work. West Hoboken, Board of Education of. Pupils' work in drawing and other work. NEW MEXICO. LOCATION: BLOCK 2. AISLE B. GROUP I. Albuquerque, Board of Education of. Drawings, manuscript work, Mexican adobe village and other school work. Carlesbad, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs and pupils work. Deming, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs of buildings and interiors, pu- pils' work. Gallup, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. Las Cruces, Board of Education of. Photographs and pupils' work. Las Vegas, Board of Education of. School work. Roswell, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils' w'ork, text-books. Santa Fe, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. Silver City, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, photographs. State Department of Public Instruction, Santa Fe. Reports and administrative blanks. White Oaks, Board of Education of. Photographs and pupils' work. GROUP 2. Deming, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils" work, examination pa- pers. Gallup, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs and pupils' work. Las Vegas, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs and pupils' work. UNITED STATES. 51 New Mexico Normal University, Las Vegas. Educational exhibit. New Mexico Military Institute, Roswell. Photographs, catalogue. New Mexico Normal School, Silver City. Photographs of buildings and pupils, graded courses in manual training and kindergarten work. Santa Fe, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs and pupils' work. Silver City, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs and pupils' work. NEW YORK. LOCATION: BLOCK 2. AISLE B. GROUP I. Afton, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs. Albany, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils' work, administrative blanks. Bainbridge, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Batavia, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, charts, pupils' work. Canajoharie, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Canton, Union School. Administrative blanks. Cato, Union School. Pupils' work. Cape "Vincent, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Catskill, St. Patrick's Academy. Photo- graphs, charts, pupils' work. Cohoes, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Corinth. Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, charts, pupils" work, adminis- trative blanks. Cortland, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils' work, administrative blanks. East Aurora, Board of Education of. Photographs, students' work. Falconer, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, students' work. Freeport, Union School. Pupils' work. Herkimer. Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Hudson, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Ithaca, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils' work, administrative blanks. Jamestown, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, charts, pupils' work, admin- istrative blanks. Johnstown, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, industrial charts. Kingston, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Little Falls. Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Mechanicville, Board of Education of. Photographs, pupils' work. Medina, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Montour Falls, Union School. Photo- graphs, pupils' work. Newark, Union School. Administrative blanks, pupils' work. New Rochelle, Board of Education of. Photographs, pupils' work. Oneida, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Ogdensburg, Free Academy. Students' work. Ogdensburg, Board of Education of. Pupils' work, administrative blanks. Oxford, Academy. Photographs, pupils' work. Phelps, Union and Classical School. Pupils' work. Port Byron, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Port Henry, Board of Education of. Photographs, pupils' work. Port Jervis, Union School. Pupils' work. Port Leyden, Union School. Photo- graphs, pupils' work. Sag Harbor, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Salamanca, Union School. Photographs, pupils' work. Schenectady, Board of Education of. Photographs, pupils' work. South Byron, Union School. Photo- graphs, pupils' work. Syracuse, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. State Department of Public Instruction, Albany. Charts, administrative blanks, publications. State Teachers' Association. Charts, statistics. University of the State of New York. Albany. _ Charts, administrative blanks, publications. Utica, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, charts, pupils' work, adminis- trative blanks. Warrensburg, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. 52 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Waterloo, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work, administrative blanks, apparatus. Watertown, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Watkins, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils' work, administrative blanks. White Plains, Board of Education of. Photographs, charts, pupils' work, ad- ministrative blanks. Wellsville, Union School. Pupils' work. Yonkers, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work, plans. GROUP 2. Albany, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, students' work, administrative blanks. Batavia, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, charts, students' work. Buffalo, (Masten Park High School) Board of Education of. Photographs, students' work, administrative blanks, publications. Canton, Union School. Administrative blanks. Canajoharie, Board of Education of. Students' work. Cape Vincent, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Cattaraugus, Board of Education of. Photographs. Cohoes, Board of Education of. Students' work. Corinth, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, charts, students' work, admin- istrative blanks. Cortland, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, students' work. East Aurora, Board of Education of. Photographs, students' work. Freeport, Board of Education of. Stu- dents' work. Genesee Wesleyan Seminary, Lima. Photographs. Goshen, Board of Education of. Stu- dents' work. Hazen's, Mrs., School for Girls, Pelham Manor. Students' work. Herkimer, Board of Education of. Stu- dents' work. Ithaca, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, students' work, administrative blanks. Jamestown, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, charts, students' work, ad- ministrative blanks. Kingston, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, students' work. Little Falls, Board of Education of. Stu- dents' work. Mechanicville, Board of Education oL Photographs, students' work. of Education of. Stu- of Education of. Stu- Administrative of. Stu- High School. School. work. Board of Education students' work. of Education of Stu- Classical School, of Education of. Mohawk, Board dents' work, Moravia, Board dents' work. Newark, Union blanks, pupils' New Rochelle, Photographs, Oneida, Board dents' work. Palmyra, Classical dents' work. Phelps, Union and Students' work. Port Byron, Board Pupils' work. Port Henry, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Sag Harbor, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Salamanca, Union School. Photographs, students" work. Sandy Hill, Board of Education of. Stu- dents' work. Schenectady, Board of Education of. Photographs, students' work. South Byron, Board of Eucation of. Photographs, students' work. St. Patrick's Academy, Catskill. graphs, charts, students' work. Syracuse, Board of Education of. graphs, students' work, plans, rat us. Unadilla, Board of Education of. graphs. University of the State of New York, Albany. Charts, administrative blanks, publications. Utica, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, charts, students' work, plans, administratiA^e blanks. Warrensburg, Board of Education of. Pupils' work. Waterloo, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, students' work, administra-* tive blanks, apparatus. Watertown, Board of Education of. Stu- dents' work. Watkins, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils' work, administrative blanks. White Plains, Board of Education of. Photographs, charts, students' work, administrative blanks. Yonkers, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, students' work. RURAL SCHOOLS. Broome County. Photographs, pupils' work. Cattaraugus County. Photographs, pupils' work. Chautauqua Countv. Photographs, pu- pils' work. Chenango County. Pupils' work. Photo- Photo- appa- Photo- UNITED STATES. 53 Columbia County. Pupils' work. Cortland County. Pupils' work. Herkimer County. Pupils' work. Lewis County. Pupils' work. Monroe County. Pupils' work. Nassau County. Photographs, pupils' work. Photographs, pupils' Photographs, pupils' Photographs, pupils' Photographs, pupils' Photographs, pupils' Niagara County. work. Oneida County. work. Onondago County. work. Ontario County. work. Oswego County. work. Rensselaer County. Pupils' work. Schenectady County. Pupil's work. Schuyler County. Photographs, pupils' work. Was'nington County. Pupils' work. STATE NORMAL INSTITUTIONS. Brockport. Photographs, students' work, apparatus. Buffalo. Photographs, students' work. Cortland. Photographs, students' work, plans, iTiodels. Fredonia. Photographs, students' work. Geneseo. Photographs, students' work. Jamaica. Photographs, students' work. New Paltz. Photographs, students' work, models, Oneonta. Photographs, students' work. Oswego. Photographs, students' work, models. Plattsburgh. Photographs, students' work. Potsdam. Photographs, students' work. State Department of Public Instruction, .Albany. Charts, administrative blanks. publications. TEACHERS' TRAINING CLASSES. Cambridge. Photographs. Canajoharie. Students' work. Cattaraugus. Students' work. Clayton. Photographs, students' work. Clyde. Students' work. Corinth. Students' work. De Ruyter. Photographs, students' work. Fairport. Students' work. Gouverneur. Students' work. Hamilton. Students' work. Hornellsville. Students' work. Johnstown. Photographs, students' work. Nunda. Photographs, students' work. Ogdensburg. Students' work. Oneida. Students' work. Port Henry. Students' work. Pulaski. Photographs, students' work. Rushford. Photographs, students' work. Salamanca. Photographs, students' work. Sandy Hills. Photographs. Unadilla. Photographs. Union. Photographs. Watkins. Photographs, students' work. Whitney's Point. Photographs, students' work. TEACHERS' TRAINING SCHOOLS. Albany. Photographs. Buffalo. Students' work. Cohoes. Students' work. Elmira. Photographs, students' work. Jamestown. Photographs. Kingston. Photographs. Syracuse. Photographs, students' work. Utica. Students' work. Watertown. Students' work. Froebel Normal Institute, New York City. Photographs, students' work, ad- ministrative blanks. NORTH DAKOTA. LOCATION: BLOCK i. AISLE A. GROUP I. Barnes County Schools. Written work, map drawing and modeling, photo- graphs. Buffalo Public Schools. Written work, drawing, photographs, Cando Public Schools. Written work; drawings, water color, pencil, pen and ink; photographs. Cass County Schools. Written work, photographs, drawings, sewing. Casselton, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work: drawing, pencil and water color. Carrington Public Schools. Written work; drawings, pencil, pen and ink; paper cutting, sewing, photographs. 54 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Church's Ferry Public Schools. Writ- ten work, drawing, weaving, photo- graphs. Cooperstown Public Schools. Written work, drawings. Courtenay Public Schools. Written work. Devils Lake, Board of Education of. Written work; drawings, pencil, water color, crayon; photographs. Dickinson, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Dickey Public School. Written work, photographs. Edgeley Public Schools. Written work. Ellendale Public Schools. Written work, botanical specimens. Enderlin Public Schools. Written work. Fargo, Board of Education of. Written work; drawings, water color, pencil, pen and ink; photographs. Fort Ransom Public Schools of. Written work. Grafton, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, photographs; drawings, ])cn- cil, pen and ink, water color; pyro- graphic work, sewing. Grand Forks, Board of Education of. Written work; drawings, pencil, water color, original designs, pen and ink; paper cutting photographs. Grandin Public Schools. Written work. Grand Rapids Public Schools. Written work. Griggs County Schools. Written work. Harvey Public Schools. Written work, drawings, water color, pencil, sewing, paper cutting. Hillsboro, Board of Education. Written work, photographs, drawings. Kulm Public Schools. Written work, photographs. Lakota Public Schools. Written work, photographs. Lamoure County Schools. Written work, photographs. Langdon Public Schools. Written work. photographs, drawings, water color, pencil, pen and ink, paper cutting, sew- ing. Larimore, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, photographs, drawings. Lisbon Public Schools. Written work, drawings. Litchville Public Schools. Written work. Mapleton Public Schools. Written work, photographs, drawings. Michigan Public Schools. Written work, photographs. Milnor Public Schools. Written work. Minnewaukan Public Schools. Written work, drawings. Minot Public Schools. Written work, drawings, photographs. Nelson County Schools. Written work, photographs. Oakes Public Schools. Written work, photographs. Osgood Public School. Written work, sewing, drawing. Park River, Board of Education of. Written work, photographs, drawings,' pencil, water color, map. Pembina Public Schools. Written work, drawings, pencil, water color. Ransom County Schools. Written work, photographs. Rugby Public Schools. Written work, drawings, photographs. Sargent County Schools. Written work; drawings, water color, pen and ink; biology, sewing, photographs. Sheldon Public Schools. Written work, photographs. Steele Public Schools. Drawings. Trail County Schools. Written work, photographs. Valley City, Board of Education of. Written work; drawings, pencil, water color; weaving, paper cutting, photo- graphs. Valley City State Normal School. Writ- ten work, photographs, drawings, cata- logue, bulletins, reports. Walsh County Schools. Written work, drawings, maps, water color, pencil. Wahpeton, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, paper cutting and weaving, sewing, drawing, pencil, crayon, water color, photographs. Wells County Schools. Written work, photographs. GROUP 2. Casselton, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, drawings. Devils Lake, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings, water color, pencil. Dickinson, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work. Ellendale Manual Training School. Written work, pattern work, iron work. drawings, water color, pencil, pen and ink. Fargo, Board of Education of. Written work, original designs, biological class room work. Grafton, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, original designs, special music work. Grand Forks, Board of Education of. W^'ittcn wiirk. original designs. Jamestown, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings. Mayville State Normal School. Written work, blanks. UNITED STATES. 56 Park River, Board of Education of. '' Valley City State Normal School. Writ- Written work, meteorologic observa- ! ten work, blanks. Normal Oracle — stu- tions. dent publication. Valley City, Board of Education of. Wahpeton, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings. Written work, drawings. OKLAHOMA. LOCATION: BLOCK i. AISLE A. GROUP I. Asher, Board of Education of. Written work, drawings, photographs. Cashion, Board of Education of. Manu- scripts, pupils' work. Chandler, Board of Education of. Writ- ten work, photographs. Clinton, Board of Education of. Work of pupils, photographs. El Reno, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Guthrie, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils' work. Hobart, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils' work. King Fisher, Board of Education of. Photographs, pupils' work. Lawton, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Lincoln County, Rural Schools of. Written work of pupils, photographs. Norman, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Oklahoma City, Board of Education of. Photographs, pupils' work. Oklahoma County, Rural Schools of. Written work of pupils, photographs. Pawnee, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils' work. Shawnee, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Stillwater, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Stroud, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils' work. Tecumseh, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Waukomis, Board of Education of. Stu- dents' work. WeUston, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs. GROUP 2. Asher, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils' work. Cashion, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work. Central State Normal School. Pupils' work, models. Chandler, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Clinton, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils' work. El Reno, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Guthrie, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Hobart, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils' work. King Fisher, Board of Education of. Photographs, pupils' work. Lawton, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, pupils' work. Norman, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Northwestern State Normal School, Alva. Students' work. Oklahoma City, Board of Education of. Photographs, students' work. Pawnee, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Shawnee, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs. Stillwater, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Stroud, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Tecumseh, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, pupils' work. University Preparatory School, Tonkaw. Photographs. Waukomis, Board of Education of. Pu- pils' work. Wellston, Board of Education of. Work of pupils in high school. 56 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. OREGON. LOCATION: BLOCK 3. AISLES 4 AND 5. GROUP I. Adams, Board of Education of. Volumes and photographs. Alicel, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Antelope, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Ashland, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, drawings, portfolios, botani- cal work. Astoria. Bound volumes, photographs, drawings. Baker City, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, drawings, paintings and pliotographs. Beaverton, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Benton County, Public Schools of. Bound volumes, specimens native woods polished. Clackamas County, Public Schools of. Bound volumes. Clatrop County, Public Schools of. Bound volumes. Coquille, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Corvallis, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, photographs, drawings. Cottage Grove, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Dallas, Board of Education of. Bound \^olume.s. Elgin, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Empire, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Haines, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Hillsboro, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, photographs. Huntington, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Island City, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. La Fayette, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. La Grange, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, photographs. Lakeview, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, photographs. Lostine, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, photographs. MacMinnville, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Malheur County, Public Schools of. Bound volumes. Marion County, Public Schools of. Bound volumes. Milton, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Muddy Creek, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Newburg, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, photographs, drawings. Nyssa, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Ontario, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, photographs. Oregon City, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, photographs, draw- ings. Perry, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Pittsburg, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Portland, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, photographs, sketches, draw- ings, paintings and graphs. Roseburg, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, photographs. Salem, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, drawings, photographs. Scio, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. State Department of Public Instruction, Portland. Reports, administrative blanks. Summerville, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Sumpter, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Union, Board of Education of. Bound volumes. Vale, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, photographs, drawings. Umatillo County, Public Schools of. Bound volumes. Wasco County, Public Schools of. Bound volumes. Washington County, Public Schools of. Bound volumes. GROUP 2. Ashland, Board of Education of. Bound Volumes, drawings, portfolios, botan- ical work. Baker City, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, drawings, paintings, photographs. UNITED STATES. »57 Benedictine Sisters' Academy, Mount Angel. Bound volumes, photographs, drawings, needle work. Coos County Academy, Trustees of. Oregon City, Board of Education of. Hound volumes, photographs, draw- ings. Oregon State Normal School, Regents of. Monmouth. Bound volumes, photo- graphs, drawings. Portland, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, photographs, sketches, draw- ings, paintings, graphs. Salem, Board of Education of. Bound volumes, drawings, photographs. PENNSYLVANIA. LOCATION: BLOCK 2. AISLES A AND B. GROUP I. Allegheny, Board of Education of. Man- ual training, drawing, art, domestic science. Bainbridge, Board of Education of. Il- lustrative written work, drawing, bot- any. Beaver Falls, Board of Education of. Co>^irse of study. Berwyn, Board of Education of. Primary W'jrk. Braddock, Board of Education of. Work in music, language; art, wood-turning; Venetian iron. Fort Pitt reproduced. Bucks County, Board of Directors of. Written work, drawing, maps. Cheltenham, Board of Education of. Written work, drawing, brush work. Chester, Board of Education of. Photo- graphs, blank forms, written work, course of study. Chester County, Board of Directors. Photographs, relief maps, language work; drawing. Clearfield, Board of Education of. Man- ual training, sewing. Conshohocken, Board of Education of. Maps, written work, sewing. Delaware County, Board of Directors. I'hotographs , pupils' work, course of study. Ebensburg, Board of Education of. Lan- guage, history, arithmetic. Fayette County, Board of Directors. Drawing. Green County, Board of Directors. Draw- ing, language work, literature. Greensburg, Board of Education of. Lan- guage work, drawing system, writing system, course of study. Harrisburg, Board of Education of. Bas- ketry, woodwork, botany, drawing, hrusli work. Homestead, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs. Indiana County, Board of Directors. Photographs, drawing, writing system, language, arithmetic, botany. Johnstown, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, written work, manual train- ing, drawing. Lancaster, Board of Education of. Mem- ory cards, photographs of Orchestra. Lansdale, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, crayon, brush work, written work, course of study. Lansdowne, Board of Education of. Photographs, drawing, course of study. Lebanon, Board of Education of. Course of stud3\ Lycoming County, Board of Directors of. Photographs of rural schools. McKeesport, Board of Education of. Course of study. Middletown, Board of Education of. Course of study. Montgomery County, Board of Directors of. Pupils' work, photographs. Mount Carmel, Board of Education of. Course of study. New Brighton, Board of Education of. Course of study. Morristown, Board of Education of. Sewing, manual training, photographs, drawing, course of study. Pittsburgh, Board of Education of. Course of study. Philadelphia, Board of Education of. Photographs, statistics, work in sci- ence, art. literature, inanual training. Phoenixville, Board of Education of. Students' note books, photographs, botany, specimens, drawings. Pottstown, Board of Education of. Pho- tographs, drawings. Reading, Board of Education of. Mount- ed insects, photographs, brush work, commercial work, course of study. Scranton, Board of Education of. Geo- logical specimens, photographs, me- chanical drawings, art, commercial work. Sharon, Board of Education of. Draw- South Fork, Board of Education of. Written work. 58 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. State Department of Public Instruction, Harrisburg. Reports and administra- tive blanks. Steelton, Board of Education of. Work in art, mechanical drawing, commercial course, written work. Sunbury, Board of Education of. Course of study. Tidioute, Board of Education of. Man- ual training, drawing. Titusville, Board of Education of. Course of study. Warren, Board of Education of. Domes- tic science, sewing, manual training, photographs, written work. Waynesboro, Board of Education of. Course of study. West Chester, Board of Education of. Manual training, sewing, geological specimens, basketry, drawing, note books. Wilkesbarre, Board of Education of. Drawings, manual training. Wilkinsburg, Board of Education of. Course of study. Williamsport, Board of Education of. Ph()tt' jnipils. Escola de Medicina, Cap. Federal. Photographs. Escola Polytechnica, S. Paulo. Motor, models and appliances done by pupils. Institute Profissional Masculino, Cap. Federal. Pupils' works. Institute Lauro Sodre, Para. Work of pupils and uniforms. Lyceo do Sagrado Coracao, S. Paulo. Work of pupils. GROUP 5. S. Paulo, Department of Agriculture. Albums of school and public buildings, etc. Prefeitura, Capital Federal. Photo- graphs of schools. Secretaria do Interior, S. Paulo. Al- bums of schools and public buildings. Secretaria da Agricultura, Bahia. Pho- tographs. GROUP 6. Andrade, Eliza Urel, Bahia. Wax flowers. Bal Zala, Padre, Director da Colonia "Sagrado Coracao de Jesus." Matto Grosso. Samples of needlework done by Indian children from seven to eleven years of age, belonging to the Tribe "Bororos Coroados" living at "Barreiro." College Oito de Dezembro, Bahia. Wax llowers. Collegio do Santissimo Coracao de Jesus, Bahia. Needlework done by pupils. Escola Modelo Benjamin Constant, Cap. Federal. Needlework done by pupils, and photographs. Escola Modelo da Rua da Harmonia, Capital Federal. Needlework done by pupils. Escola Modelo "Maria Jose," S. Paulo. Needlework done by pupils. Escola Modelo Caetano de Campos, S. Paulo. School appliances. Escola Modelo "Prudente da Moraes," S. Paulo. Needlework done by pupils. Escola Modelo do Carmo, S. Paulo. Needlework done bj' pupils. Escola Normal, Cap. Federal. Needle- work done by pupils. Escola Normal, S. Paulo. Needlework done by pupils. 2a Escola Publica Feminina, 2^ Dis- tricto, Cap. F'ederal. Needlework done by pupils. 5a Escola Publica Feminina, 5° Dis- tricto, Cap. I'>deral. Needlework done by pupils. 8a Escola Publica Feminina, 6° Dis- tricto. Cap. Federal. Needlework done by pupils. 12a Escola Publica Feminina, 6"" Dis- tricto, Cap. Federal. Needlework done by pupils, and books. Escola da Comp., "Luz Stearica," Cap. I'ederal. Needlework done by pupils, and drawings. Escola Municipal de Sto. Antonio, Bahia. Feather flowers. 2a Escola Municipal Feminina do Pilar, Fjahia. Needlework done b}^ pupils. Escola Municipal da Penha, Bahia. Needlework done by pupils. Escola Municipal de S. Pedro, Bahia. Needlework done by pupils, and ap- pliances. Escola Municipal de S. Thome de Paripe, Bahia. Needlework done by pupils. Escola Municipal do Districto da Se, Bahia. Needlework. Escola Normal, Cap. Federal. Steno- graphical works. Institute Lauro Sodre, Para. Pupils' works. Institute Profissional Feminine, Cap. Federal. Needlework done by pupils. Orphans do Asylo de S. Cernelio, Cap. Federal. Embroideries in gold, and needlework done by pupils. Orphans da Sta Casa, Cap. Federal. Embroideries in gold, and needlework done by pupils. BRAZIL. 73 "Bororos Coroados," living at "Bar- reiro." Professora Amelia C. Brochado, Bahia. Needlework. GROUP 8. Arnaldo de O, Barreto e Ramon R. Dor- dal, S. Paulo. Books of maps. Artes & Officios, Lyceo, Amazonas. School furniture. Associacao Beneficente do Professorado Publico, S. Paulo. Publications. A. De Paula Freitas, Capital Federal. Books. A. Promotora da Instruccao, Capital Federal. Books. Brito Paulino, Amazonas. School books. Commissao De Joinville, Santa Catha- rina. School furniture. CoUegio S. Luiz, Minas-Geraes. Topo- ^Traphic map. photographs and publi- cations. Curytiba, Com. M. de, Parana. School furniture. Escola Modelo "Benjamin Constant," Capital Federal. School appliances. Escola Modelo da Rue de Harmonia, Capital Federal. School appliances. Escola Modelo "Maria Jose," S. Paulo. Sclii'oi appliances. Escola Modelo "Prudente de Moraes," S. Paulo. School appliances. Escola Normal, Cap. Federal. School appliances and text books. Escola Normal, S. Paulo. School appli- ances. Escola Polytechnica, S. Paulo. School appliances. Espindola Siqueira & Ca., S. Paulo. School books. Escola de Pharmacia, Odontologia E Obsteririca. S. Paulo. School appli- ances and books. Faculdade de Medicina da Bahia, Bahia. Medical newspapers and books, photo- .graphs and map. Gymnasium of the State of S. Paulo. School appliances. Photographs. Gymnasio N. da Conceicao, Rio Grande do Sul. Scliool books and photo- graphs. Governo do Estado, Amazonas. Publi- catioiT^. Honorio Esteves, Minas-Geraes. Chro- matic alphabet. Instituto Historico e Geographies, S. Paulo. Publications. Instituto "Lauro Sodre," Para. School appliances and books. Joao Mayer Junior and Co., Rio Grande do Sul. School books and maps. Jose Augusto Caldas, Matto Grosso. Vo- cabulary of Indian language. L. Cardoso, S. Paulo. School books. Livraria Teixeira, S., S. Paulo. School books. Lyceo do Sagrado Coracao, S. Paulo. Graphical map, and school appliances. Lyceo Salesiano de Artes e Officios "S. Goncalo," Matto Grosso. Publications. Luiz da Silva, S. Paulo. School books. Lepper, Fernando, S. Catharina, School furniture. Manoel Baragiola, S. Paulo. Gymnastic books. Mayer Junior & Co, Joao, P. Alegre, School books and maps. Melillo & Co., Miguel, S. Paulo. School books. Model School of the "Carmo," S. Paulo. School appliances. Model School "Maria Jose," S. Paulo. School appliances. Museu Paulista, S. Paulo. Publications. Normal School and Connected Establish- ments, S. Paulo. School appliances. Polytechnic School, S. Paulo. School appliances. Ramon Roca Dordal, S. Paulo. School books. Rotermund, M., S. Leopoldo. School books. Rotermund, W., Rio Grande do Sul. School books. Sampaio, Theodoro, S. Paulo. Geo- graphical work. Sampaio Theodoro, Dr., S. Paulo. School books. Secretaria da Agricultura, Bahia. Books and legislations. Secretaria do Interiot, S. Paulo. School furniture. Silva, Luiz Da, S. Paulo. School books. Souza A. Monteiro de, Amazonas. School books. Staff of Public Teachers, S. Paulo. School books and school appliances. Tito H. Silva, Parahyba. School books. Typographia Brazil de Carlos Gerke, S. Paulo. School books. Typographia do Diario Official, S. Paulo. School books and appliances. 74 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. BULGARIA. LOCATION: BLOCK 12, EDUCATIONAL BUILDING. GROUP I. Elementary Schools of the District of Sohpia, Tirnovo, Kusteiidil, Slionmen, \'arna and Rowstchonk. Manual train- ing. GROUP 2. High Pedagogical Schools of Lompalanca and Kazanlik. Manual training and photograph views. High Schools for Girls of Tirnovo, Stara Zagora, Plovdiv and Sohpia. ^Manual training, drawings and photograph views. High Schools for Boys of Tirnovo, Varna, Sohpia, Plovdiv and Roust- chouk. Drawings and photograph views. GROUP 4. Special Education in Fine Arts. State Drawing School, Sophia. Busts in Plaster of Paris. State University of Sophia. Statistics and photogr.'.ph views. GROUP 6. State Commercial School of Svistove. Drawings and text books. CANADA. LOCATION: BLOCK 6. AISLE L GROUP 6. O'SuUivan, E. J., Winnipeg. Student's w'lrk in business college. CEYLON. LOCATION: BLOCK 4, AISLE 5. GROUP 8. Department of Public Instruction, Co- loinbo. Colombo Museu.ni. Publications of the )iluseum, library, text books, maps, etc. Ceylon Branch of the Royal Asiatic SocietJ^ Publications. Royal College. Publications, schedule, etc. Technical College. Publications, speci- mens of work done, etc. Training College. Schedule of work. Christian Literature Society's Publica- tions. Text books. St. Joseph's Catholic Press Publica- tions, Jaffna. Text books. Medical College. Calendars of school. Christian Literature Society. Maps. St- Joseph's Catholic Press, Jaffna. ^laps. Public Instruction Department. Maps. Training College. Made map of Ceylon. Colombogama Industrial School. Jaffna. Bookbinding. Kellupitiya Press and Book Room, Wes- leyan Alethodist Mission. Publica- tions. Collective Exhibit of Lace Work by the girls of the following industrial schools: Wennappuwa Convent. Sacred Heart Convent, Galle. Good Shepard Convent, Ketahena, Colombo. C. M. S. Tamil Industrial School, Kandy. Collective Exhibit of Carpentry by the pupils of the following industrial schools: Colombogama Industrial School, Jaffna. ]\Iaggena Reformatory. CEYLON— CHINA— CUBA. C. M. S. M. Industrial School, Dod- anduwa. Technical College, Colombo. Collective Exhibit of Tamil Writing Ma- terials and Tamil ola manuscripts in regular use in the vernacular schools. Drieberg, C. Agricultural Magazine. CHINA. LOCATION: BLOCK 5. AISLE H. GROUP I. Schools under Foreign Supervision for the Education of Chinese. Photo- graphs and views of buildings and grounds. Maps, examination papers, translations, models, samples of school industries. GROUP 3. Nanyung College, Shanghai. Model of college buildings, plan of college grounds. Nanyang College, Shanghai. Model of building and plans of grounds. GROUP 6. Chinese-American College, Amoy. Pho- tographic views of teachers and pupils. Imperial Chinese Government. Educa- tion publications, models of examina- tion hall, life-size figures showing cos- tumes of successful scholars. Industrial Institutef Peking. Model of buildings. Industrial Mission, Chef 00. Lace, basket-work and brushes. Kelly and Walsh Limited, Shanghai. Publications on China. Mission Schools, China. Educational publications, text books, etc., maps, charts, photographs and pictures of schools in the various provinces. CUBA. LOCATION: BLOCK 12. AISLE G. GROUP I. KINDERGARTENS. Cardenas, City District of. Pupils' work. Cienfuegos, City District of. Pupils' work. Gucmabacoa, City District of. Pupils' work. Habana, City District of. "Luz y Cabal- lero" school and schools Nos. 8 and 36. Pupils' work. Normal school, Nor- mal students' work and pupils' work. Keil de Greit, Marie E. Report on the organization of Kindergartens in Cuba. Matanzas, City District of. "Felix Var- ela" and "Pueblo Nuevo" Schools. Pupils' work. Sagua la Grande, City District of. Pu- pils' work. ELEMENTARY GRADES. Aguacate, Municipal District of. Sev- eral public schools, albums containing pupils' works on several subjects. Alquizar, Municipal District of. Several public schools, school time-table, em- broideries, map of the district and albums containing pupils' works on several subjects. Artemisa, Municipal District of. Several public schools, albums containing pu- pils' works on several subjects. Pri- vate school "La Inmaculada Concep- cion." Needle work. Bahia Honda, Municipal. District of. Several public schools, embroideries and albums containing pupils' works on several subjects. Batabano, Municipal District of. Several public school, albums containing pu- pils' work on several subjects. Bauta, Municipal District of. Several public schools. .\lbums containing pupils" work on several subjects. Bejucal, Municipal District of. Several public schools Map of school, v.'ater color works, collections of geometrical solids made of clay and albums con- taining pupils' work. 76 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Camaguey, City District of. Several public schools. Drawing and water color paintings, embroideries, needle work and albums containing pupils' work. Private Schools "El Porvenir." One photograph. Private School "Nuestra Senora del Sagrado Corazon." Embroideries. Private School "Escuelas Pias." Photographs. Private School "La Caridad." Man- ual training, embroideries and draw- ings. Cardenas, City District of. Several pub- lic schools. Albums containing pupils' works on several subjects. Catalina, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Photographs and al- bums containing pupils' works on sev- era'l subjects. Ceiba del Agua, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Albums con- taining pupils' works on several sub- jects. Cienfuegos, City District of. Several public schools. Embroideries, auto- graphs and photographs. Sloyd and girls' manual training and albums con- taining pupils' works on several sub- jects. Gibara, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Pupils' works on sev- eral, subjects. Private School "La Santisima Trini- dad." [Manual training and embroid- eries. Guanabacoa, City District of. Several public schools. Relief maps of Cuba and North America, needle work, em- broideries and albums containing pu- pils' work. Guanabacoa, Municipal District of. Sev- eral public schools. Embroideries and albums containing pupils' work. Board of Education. Report on the public schools of the district. Guanajay, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Work done with sea shells and albums containing pupils' works on several subjects. Guara, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Albums containing pupils' works on several subjects. Board of Education. School statis- tics and photographs. Guines, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Embroideries, geo- metrical solids, maps of schools and al- bums containing pupils' works on sev- eral subjects. Board of Education. Report on the l)ul)lic schools of the district. Guira de Melena, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Frame con- taining practical lesson on a Cuban in- dustry and albums containing pupils' works on several subjects. Habana, City District of. Public schoolsi numbers i, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, II, 12, 13, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 30, 32. 23, 34, 36, 37, 39, 40, 42, 46, 48, 51, 52, 53, 5t>, 57, 58, 60, 61, 65, 67, and "Luz y Caballero." Boy's and girl's manual training, photographs, maps of schools and school districts, maps, drawings, needle work, embroideries, geometrical solids, relief maps, oil and water color paintings and albums containing pu- pils' works on several subjects. Public School "Luz y Caballero." Models of sloyd presented by the teacher and work in sloyd done by the pupils. Private School "Maria Luisa Dolz." Embroideries, crayon paintings, pho- tographs, botanical collections, draw- ings, writing, composition works and annual report of the school. Private School "Nuestra Senora de la Caridad." Embroideries. Private School "Santa Ana." Map drawing, oil painting, drawing, com- position and caligraphic works, em- broideries and photographs. Private School "La Inmaculada Con- cepcion." Embroideries and cali- graphic works. Private School "Nuestra Senora de los Desamparados." Alaps of Cuba and North and South America. Private School "Santa Teresa de Je- sus." Embroideries, drawing, and works on several subjects. Private School "San Anacleto." Wa- ter color paintings. Private School "Romualdo de la Cuesta." Report, photographs, pu- pils' works on several subjects and inanual training. Private School "San Manuel y San Francisco." Pupils' manual training and report of the school. Private School "Sritas Portela." Map drawing and written works on geo- graph}' and history. Episcopal Church School. Pupils' works on several subjects and photo- graphs. Holguin, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Woven work in Guana, embroideries, needle work, manual training and oil painting. Institucion Francesa. Pupils' work in fish scale, embroideries, painting and French composition. CUBA. Isla de Pinos, Municipal District of. Sev- eral public schools. Albums CDiitain- ing pupils' works on several subjects. Jaruco, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Embroideries, maps and albums containing pupils' works on several subjects. Madruga, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Collections of molluscs and minerals and albums containing pupils' works on several subjects. Mantua, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Embroideries, crayon paintings, maps and albums containing pupils' works on several subjects. Manzanillo, City District. Private School "La Purisima Concepcion." Embroid- eries, manual training and photographs. Marianao, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Statistical work, bas- ket weaving, modeling of wax fruit, and albums containing pupils' works on several subjects. Matanzas, City District of. Several pub- lic schools. Embroideries, manual training, wire work, knife work, botani- cal collections, school calendars, geo- metrical solids and albums containing pupils' work on several subjects. Private School "Nuestra Senora de las Mercedes." Embroideries. Private School "Santa Teresa de Jesus." Photographs. Matanzas, Municipal District of. Sev- eral public schools, .\lbums contain- ing pupils' works on several subjects. Board of Education. Photographs. Munoz Rubalcabal, A. Book on School Hygiene. Nueva Paz, Municipal District of. Sev- eral public schools. Tapestry, map of school and albums containing pupils" works on several subjects. Private School "Patria." Photo- graphs. Nuevitas, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Needle work and wo- ven work in Guana. Padro de Oliva, Ernestina. Private teacher Pupils' work on several sub- jects. Palmira, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Embroideries and al- bums containing pupils' works on sev- eral subjects. Pinar del Rio, City District of. Several public schools. Flowers made of fish scales and albums conraming pupils' works on several subjects. PKvate School "Nuestra Senora de las Mercedes." Lace and embroid- ery. Remedios, Municipal District of. Sev- eral public schools. Needle work, em- broideries and albums containing pu- pils' work on several subjects. Rodriguez del Valle, Dr. M. Report of School No. 6i and pamphlet on School Hygiene. Sagu la Grande, City District of. Sev- eral public schools. Embroideries, geometrical solids, manual training in straw and albums containing pupils" works on several subjects. San Antonio de los Banos, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Collection of woods, practical lesson in the tobacco industry and albums containing pupils' works on several subjects. San Critobal, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Samples or Cuban woods, embroideries, botanical collections and albums containing pu- pils' works on several subjects. Sancti-Spiritus, City District of. Several public schools. ALanual training, em- broideries and albums containing pu- pils' works on several subjects. San Jose de las Lajas, Municipal Dis- trict of. Several public schools. Em- broideries and needle work and albums containing pupils' work on several subjects. Private School "Subdistrito No. 2." Embroidery and photograph. San Juan de los Yeras, Municipal Dis- trict of. Several public schools. Em- broideries and albums containing pu- pils' work on several subjects. San Juan y Martinez, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Photo- graphs and pupils" work on several subjects. San Luis, Municipal District of (P. del R.). Several public schools. Albums containing jnipils" works on several subjects. Private School "Marti." Pupils' written work. Santa Clara, City District of. Several public schools. Embroideries, maps, leather work, shell work, album of au- tographs and photographs and albums containing pupils' works on several subjects. Santa Maria del Rosario, Municipal Dis- trict of. Several public; schools. Pho- tographs, embroideries and albums containing pupils" works on several subjects. Santiago de Cuba, City District of. Sev- eral public schools. Collections of in- sects and roots, embroideries, oil paint- ing, manual training, photographs. 78 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. maps, geometrical solids and pupils' works on several subjects. Santiago de las Vegas, Municipal District of Several public schools. Collec- tion of wild flowers, embroideries, maps and albums containing pupils' works on several subjects. Superintendent of Schools of the Pro- vince of Camaguey. Photographs of the schools of the province. Superintendent of Schools of the Pro- vince of Habana. Photographs of the schools of the province. Superintendent of Schools of the Pro- vince of ]Matanzas. Photographs of the schools of the province. Superintendent of Schools of the Pro- vince of Pinar del Rio. Photographs of the schools of the province. Superintendent of Schools of the Pro- vince of Santa Clara. Photographs of the schools of the province. Superintendent of Schools of the Pro- vince of Santiago de Cuba. Photo- graphs of the schools of the province. Trinidad, City District of. Several pub- lic schools. Manual training, clay modeling, embroideries, basket weav- ing, wood carving, fish scale work and pupils' work on several subjects. Private School "Nuestra Senora de la Caridad del Cobre." Embroidery. Vinales, Municipal District of. Several public schools. Wooden inlaid work, samples of Cuban woods and pupils' works on several subjects . Yaguaramas, Municipal District of. Board of Education. Photographs.. Habana, City District of. "Portero" Private Academy. Frames containing practical lessons on psychological sub- jects and Cuban tobacco and sugar in- dustries, embroidery, kid and paper • work, manual training, water color painting, drawing, pedagogical works and a report of the academy. Habana, City District of. Private School "Colegio Frances." Photographs, pu- pils' written work in French and re- port of the school. Reform School for Girls of Cuba. Embroidery. Training School for Girls of Cuba. Report of the school, collection of pupils' work on several subjects, special training in sewing and house- keeping and needle work. School of Trades for Boys of Cuba. Pupils' work in carpentry, black- smithing, tailoring, shoemaking, drawing and other subjects, photo graphs and wooden model after a pavilion used for school purposes. GROUP 2. High Schools and Academies, Manual Training High School, Instituto de Segunda Ensenanza de la Habana. Photographs, drawing, themes and an- nual report. Instituto de Segunda Ensenanza de Pinar del Rio. Photographs, pupils' works and a report. Instituto de Segunda Ensenanza de Matanzas. Photographs, collections of butterflies and molluscs, pupils' works on several subjects, report pre- sented to the Academy of Science of Habana and report from the secretary. Instituto de Segunda Ensenanza de Santa Clara. Photographs and annual report. Instituto de Segunda Ensenanza de Camaguey. Photographs, annual re- ports, report from the secretary, re- port of the librarian and pupils' works on several subjects. Instituto de Segunda Ensenanza de San- tiago de Cuba. Photographs, map drawing, annual report and pupils' work on several subjects. Habana, City District of. Escuela de Artes y Oficios. Manual training in wood and metals, photographs and diplomas awarded at other expo- sitions. Guanabacoa, City District of. Escuelas Pias. Annual report, caligra p h i c works and oil and crayon paintings. GROUP 3. National University, Habana. Two an- nual reports, photographs and stu- dent's thesis. GROUP 4. Habana, City of. School of Painting "San Alejandro." Photographs of paintings and annual report. GROUP 8. Academy of Sciences of Habana. Thirty- seven volumes Annals of the Institu- tion. Correspondence Schools, Ventura Vic- torio R. Lessons on different subjects. Garcia Perez (D. Nicolas) Guines. In- vestigation and collection of sponges, collection and description of fossils. Observatory "Colegio de Belen." Studies on and laws governing the Barometer and Magnetic and Meteorological ob- servations. CUBA— FRANCE. (9 Habana, City of. Department of Public Instruction. Collection of text-books in use in the public schools and pho- tographs of the department. Report for the year 1900 to 1901, two volumes of publication entitled "La Revista de Instruccion Primaria." graphs. Aguera, Luis. Lessons in Calisthenics. Ariza, Isabel. "Primary Reader" and "First Reader." Baralt, Dr. Luis A. Harmonic methods for learning Spanish. Blanchet. Dr. Emilio. Abbreviated his- tory of Cuba. Boissie, Alfredo. Lessons in French language. Coronado, Dr. Tomas V. Researches concerning fevers, 3'ellow fever and malaria and general hj^giene. Dihigo, Dr. Juan M. Synopsis of Greek grammar. Escobar, Juan C. Lessons in surveying and leveling. Fernandez Solares, Dr. Prudencio. Les- sons developing several school sub- jects. Ferrer de Soler, Maximino. Geograph- ical sketch of Union de Re3res. Fiol, Mateo I. Lessons in logic, civics, stenograph}^ Fondevila, Mario. Practical lessons and school programs. Garmendia, Dr. Miguel. Rhetorics and poetry, elementary course in Spanish grammar. Herrera y Reyes, Srita, Mercedes. His- torical sketch of Bejucal. Lareo Fernandez, Francisco. Arithme- tic. Lton, Francisco P. de. Brief history ' nd description of animals. Lopez Rodrigues, Jose. Editor of text books. Frame containing teachers' manual and other books. Ma-tinez, Isidro P. Geography of Cuba. Alonso, Rogelio M. Historical sketch of Macuriges. Poncet y Cardenas, Carolina. Book on "Language Lessons." Riva de la Torre, Aurelio. Elementary grammar and language lessons. Ruiz Rojas, Maximino. Directory of the District of Rodas. Perez Diaz, Balbino. Notions on Phy- sics. Sociedad Economica de Amigos del Pais de la Habana. i report. Valdes Rodriguez, Dr. Manuel. Ele- ments of Arithmetic. Ventura, Victorio R. Scholar review. F. Romero Fajardo. "Aritmogeno" an instrument for the teaching of arith- metic. FRANCE. LOCATION: BLOCK 11. GROUP I. MATERNAL SCHOOLS. An exhibit of Manual work, drawing, daily exercises of the school, etc., by the following collaborators: Baroz (Mme.), Allevard-les-Bains. Blanic (Mme.), Carcassone. Bobillier (Mme.), Besancon. Bodin( Mme.), Tours. Boeuf (Mme.), Chartres. Barthes (Mme.), Clermont-Ferrand. Bordeaux, The Schools of. Camescasse (Mme.), Versailles. Champonnier (Mme.), Clermont- Ferrand. Duchaussoy (Mme.), Tourcoing. Fouriaux (Mme.), Rheims. Gillet (Mme.), Neuville-aux-Bois. Girard (Mme.), Annonay. Gravelle (Mme.), Bolbec. Grenoble, The Schools of. Guerin (Mme.), Niort. Guyard (Mme.), Charolles. Hegron (Mme.), Poitiers. Jolivet (Mme.), Creil. Martin (Mme.), Deville-les-Rouen. Messine (Mme.), Nantes. Mignon (Mme.), Sancerre. Perard (Mme.), Bar-le-Duc. Ponsot (Mme.), Lille. Pyck (Mme.), Roubaux. Rampnoux (Mme.), Limoges. Remblin (Mme.), Auxerre. Simonet-Bouchery (Mme.), Lille. Taphorel (Mme.), Villaines-la-Juhel. Touchet (Mme.), Mans. Vial (Mme.), Cannes. Vigier (Mme.), Limoges. LOWER PRIMARY SCHOOLS. Boys' Schools, by the following Collabo- rators. Aillet, Luzech. m DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Arnould, Fleurie. Baudet, Villequier. , Banos, Luxey. Baraton, Besse. Barbot, Saint-Hilairela-Foret. Barbenson, Tourcoing. Beneausse, Carcassonne. Benne, Gaillac. Besse, Brive. Berard, Oyonnax. Beynat, Souilhac Tulle. Bidron, Chateauroux. Bluze, Toulouse. Boulay, Melun. Borderon, Beaurepaire. Bourgeois, Saint-Mihiel. Braud, Essarts. Bretaudiere, Angers. Caffet, Cervon. Canau, Belmont. Carlin, Eclaron. Caron, Longueil Sainte Marie. Carriere, Massegros. Chapaton, Oyonnax. Chappelle, Villebon. Charbonnier, Cluis. Chartier, Tours. Chassaing, Puy d'Arnac. Chenivesse, Vernoux. Circonscription D'Inspection, The, Primaire of Saint-Pol. Cleyet-Sicaud, Chateauvillain. Cointet, St. Hilaire des Landes. Colin, Nevers. Couzinie, Saint-Amand-Valtoret. Conte, Saint-Santin Cantales. Courrier, Millery. Cros, Saint-Marcel. Crouzet, Vagnas. Commeyras, Canourgue. Danhiez, Marchiennes. Darcemont, Cirfontaine en Azois. Dauer, Morey. Debondant, Uzerche. Debraine, Vesinet. Dubernet, Marcellus. Ducasse, Merignac. Dupont, Saint- Just-en-Chaussee. Esnault, Connerre. Exbrayat, Freycenet-Saint-Jeures. Fagot, Cognac. Farrouil, Saint-Aubin-de-Blaye. Favier, Cordes. Ferron, Pusey. Forrestier, Conesse. Fougerat, Lussac. Fournoult, Canteleu. Francais, Villars-sur-Boege. Garavet, Cornil. Garbles, Cannes. Garrigues, Cazeres-sur-Garonne. Gilet, 'Rouen. Girard, Combes. Girault, Moulins-sur-Yevre. Goudinoux, Sancerre. Grosset, Vers. Guenee, Rennes. Guerin, Annonay. Guesnet, Bazoche-Gouet. Guilbaud, Reze. Hanniet, Crejl. Houzelle, Montmedy. Jameau, Chateauneuf-sur-Loire, Labau, Tartas. Lafont, Anan. Laguionie, Bussiere-Badil. Laville, Montpon. Lebrun, Saint-Arnoult-des-Bois. Lefevre, Laval. Legeay, Saint-Denis-d'Orques. Lepy, Issoudun. Leullier, Haudricourt. Levieux, Labastide Rouairoux. Loez, Calais. Malaquin, Charny. Martin-Olivier, Dombasle. Masson, Arras. Mathieu, Hauteville. Medard, Uzerche. Michel, Vannes. Michelet, Robert-Espagne. Mignon, Saint-Gratien-Ecouen. Millard, Salornay-sur-Guye. Morat, Froncles. Moreau, Angers. Narcy, Frebecourt. Nientin, Chairy. Nougues, Coursan. Perreau, Cosne. Pigeaud, Saint-Mars la Reorthe. Pinon, Auxerre. Planchaut, Cette. Preaux, Alencon. Renaud, Levet. Renault, Paresne. Richard, Mans. Richer, Beuzeval-Houlgates. Rigal, Saint-Prejet-du-Tarn. Roux, Creusot. Sabalot, Miramont. Sabelle, Montbron. Seychaud, Clermont-Ferrand. Simon, Nantes. Simon, Dreux. SirOt, Meursault. Tellier, Neuville-sur-Saone. Tessier, Ceaulmont. Tissot, Annecy. Truchon, Laroche Saint-Cydroine. Varry, Creusot. Verronneau, Tours. Vignau, Montfort. Villot, Besancon. Vincon, Bourges. Volf, Dampierre-sur-Salon. Girls' Schools, by the following Collab- orators: Barbier (Mme.), Tours. Barbot (Mme.), Saint-Hilaire la Foret. FRANCE. 81 Baroz (Mme.), AUevard. Bastide (Mme.), Cette. Bellan (Mme.), Cazeres-sur-Garonne Boisseleau (Mme.), La Roche-sur- Yon. Bouillot (Mme.), Creusot. Boyer (Mme.), Cqueron. Bourges, The Schools of. Bonnafous (Mme.), Carcassonne. Brechot (Mme.), Sens. Brebier (Mme.), Maintenon. Briavoine (Mme.), Le Cast. Cagniard (Mme.), Nesle-Norman- deuse. Calais (Mme.), Dreux. Cassagne (Mme.), Crandelles. Chambon (Mme.S, Miramont. Chane (Mme.), Saint-Max, Chartier (Mme.), Tours. Christaufiour (Mme.), Issoudun. Cogny (Mme.), Nevers. • Courtade (Mme.), Montigny. Cure (Mm.e.), Ingyiniel. Deguingand (Mme.), Saint-Florent. Desnos (Mme.), Beaufort. Dubois (Mme.), Creusot. Duchesnay (Mme.), Flers. Ferry (Mme.), Martigny-les-Bains. Galibert (Mme.), Carcassonne. Gedon (Mme.), Mont. Goudinous (Mme.), Sancerre. Goynaud (Mme.), Libourne. Granier (Mme.), Barreme. Jacquet (Mme.), Pontgoin. Jeannin (Mme.), Arnay-le-Duc. Labertrandie (Mme.), Moussages. Lesueur (Mme.), Saint-Dizier. Martinet (Mme.), Dijon. Mathieu (Mme.), Senon. Meissonnier (Mme.), Marcorignan. Montjotin (Mme.), Pionsat. Naudot (Mme.), Dijon. Pasquet (Mme.), Reuilly. " Pommeau (Mme.), Libourne. Prudhon (Mme.), Belleville-sur- Soane. Prudhon (Mme.), Creusot." Puisset (Mme.), Fresnay-sur-Sarthe. Rey (Mme.), Nancy. Savignat (Mme.), Chatelus Malva- leix. Souasnon (Mme.), Carelles. Suratteau (Mme.), Coueron. Tardieu (Mme.), Cahors. Thervaux (Mme.), Argenteuil. Touchon (Mme.), Mer. Vignau (Mme.), Montfort. Vigneau (Mme.), Rieux. Viguier (Mme.), Capestang. Vigoroux (Mme.), Alais. Mixed Schools, by the following Collabo- rators : Bailly, Nouatre. Baron, Laigle. Bechet, Cor-Celles. Bernard, Saucourt. Beulaygue, Foix. Bourgeois, Vroncourt. Bourrilly, Arles-sur-Rhone. Brebier (Mme.), Maintenon. Cabrol, Carcassonne. Cagnac, Lacs. Chasles, Epeautrolles. Chantagrain, Maintenon. Danflous, Ceret. Desserin (Mme.), Bourges. Emeriau, Bauge. Fagot, Cognac. Ferault-Laruc, Trouville. Francais (Mme.), Villard-sur-Boege. Gajan, LTsle en Dodon. Gipoulou, Prayssac. Gouyaud (Mdlle.), Saint-Leger. Guenot, Etrochey. Jameau, Chateauneuf sur Loire. Lablee, Pannecieres. Lemaire, Villerable. Lenfant (Mme.), Dol. Lepointee, Verdun. Magnin (Mme.), Baume-les-Dames. Malassagne, Cultures. Millot, Voisins la Bretonneux. Monneyron, Billom. Payebien, Macon. Primoream, Aicirits. Rousselin, Yvetot. Sauthier, Annecy Thenard, Behoust. Vasseur, Bainghen. Vidal, Cahors. Yokel, Saint-Michel, Agricultural Instruction: An exhibit of agricultural experiments, courses of study in agriculture and gardening, by the following Collaborators: Adam, Chanvres. Amand, Barentin, Babouot, Foisy sur Vanne. Berard, Roumoules. Bernard, Auxerre. Bouteloup, Mayet. Bouvier, Saint- Gingolph. Bourdaloue, La Chapelle Saint-Ursin, Caliot, Levignaco. Cattoen, Roost Warendin. Cazier, Houilles. Cazenave, Tartas Ville Haute. Chattey, Pourrain. Chevalier, Bonne. Dubin, Langon. Dumont, Marcelois. Exbryat, Freycenet, Saint-Jeures. ^ Fougerat, Lussac. Flahaut, Saint-Martin Boulogne. Fricotte, Heudicourt. Gouyand (Mdlle.), Saint-Leger. Hermey, Collonges en Charollais. Jouveneaux, Loue. Labasle, Roullours. Le Grand, Bassigny. 82 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Lepent, Fleury. Ma Oux, Vigean. Meulet, Carlucet. Millard, Salornay. Mottin, Javron. Pepin, Rieutort de Randon. Pudepiece, Mouvaux. Raoul, Villeneuve de Riviere. Reverseau, Nesmy. Roubert, Menton. Salamon, Recoules de Furnas. Thomas, Maroilles. Vercouttre, Leon-Plage. Teaching against the use of tobacco and alcohol and for the prevention of con- sumption, b}^ the following Collabor- ators: Boiserie, Thenon. Chevalier, Bonne. Fricotte, Haudicourt. Lablee, Pannecierres. Le Calve, Saint-Thuriau. Levieux, Labastide Rouairoux. Merle (Mme.),Chappelle Saint-Ursin. Nieutin, Thairy. Poissant, Ouville L'Abbaye. Roy, Azay-le-Ferron. Reau, Vierzon. Rongvaux, Blet. Verronneau, Tours. Villette, Oulchyle Chateau. Vittot, Besancon. Naval Instruction. Lessons on naviga- tion, exercises and naval instruction, bjr the following Collaborators: Blin, Gravelines. Brunei, Cette. Cabrol, Port-Vendres. Oudet, Saint-Laurent de la Salanque. Raboal, Leucate. Education in drawing and manual work, lower primary' schools, by the follow- ing Collaborators: Avronsart, Marquette. Baron, Laigle. Batier (Mme.), Varzy. Barthelemy, La Ferte Saint-Aubin. Baroz, Allevard. Baniere (Mdlle.), Cannes. Baudry (Mdlle.), Villie-Morgou. Berthe (Mdlle.), Corbeil. Bertrand (Mme.), Tourcoing. Berger, Libourne. Beau, Vierzon. Blondeau, Chalon-sur-Saone. Bouchard (Mme.), Mende. Boutault, Angers. Bongre, Pufifigneix. Bosse (Mme.), Mende. Bontems (Mme.), Benevent. Brechot (Mme.), Sens. Capdepont, Hagetman. Chantegrain, Maintenon. Chartier (Mme.), Tours. Christauflour (Mme.), Issoudun. Cresciucci, Cottignac. Dallerey, CharoUes. Dambraine, Ville-sur-Cousances. Dauer, Morey. Denis (Mdlle.), Barentin. Dessort, Quatre Tours. Desserin (Mdlle.), Cannes. Draiguez, Bazas. Emeriau, Bauge. Fagot, Cognac. Fure et Loir, The Schools of the Department of. Francais (Mme.), Villard-sur-Boege. Gipoulou, Freyssac. Giraut, Sancoins. Govin, Pontailler-sur-Saone. Guimard, Courlon. Hautjotin (Mdlle.), Ponsat. Igselin, Dijon. Lablee, Pannecieres. Lamorte (Mme.), Rouen. Laville, Nimes. Legendre (Mdlle.), Langres. Lefevre, Laval. Lestocard, Senlis. Leymonnerie, Riberac. Louis, Oze Notre-Dame. Mariette (Mdlle.), Boulogne-sur-Mer. Martin (Mme.), Barjols. Mechin, Vierzon. Michel, Nimes. Morisot, Saint-Vallier. Percin (Mme.), Saint-Germain en Lave. Peilat (Mme.), Armands. Peyrical, Saint-Geniez o'Merle. Pudepiece, Mouvaux. Pulles, Cambresis. Prudon (Mdlle.), Creusot. Raoul, Villeneuve de Riviere. Robert (Mme.), Meyssac. Rose (Mme.), Volckerinckhow. Rouquette (Mme.), Nimes. Rouviere (Mdlle.), AUais. Sacre, Fontenay-le-Comte. Seguy, Saint-Arnac. Sempe (Mme.), Rueil. Therveaux (Mdlle.), Argenteuil. Thomas, Maroilles. Vieillot, Rouen. Vignan, Montfort. Vittot, Besancon. HIGHER PRIMARY SCHOOLS: Boys' Schools, by the following Collab- orators: Adam, Decize. Aillet, Luzech. Bazin, Anguillon. Blain, Bourges. Cons, Sens. Dhommee, Chateau du Loire. Filleteau, Castillonnes. Lagaisse, Creil. Larbaneix, Bourganeuf. FRANCE. ^ Martel, Rouen. Menat, Clermont-Ferrand. Mental, Montagne sur Sevre. Petit, Nancy. Prunetti, Bourg Saint-Andeol. Prunie, Alby. Ray, La Souterraine. Girls' Schools, by the following Collab- orators: Arnaud (Mme.), Alencon. Authier (Mme.), Excideuil. Bourrel (Mme.), Montpellier. Burguet (Mme.), Clermont-Ferrand. Camplo (Mme.), Largentiere. Chaubet (Mme.), Saint-Gaudens. Combe (Mme.), Clamecy. Coniche (Mme.), Barbezieux. Laberenne (Mme.), Pethiviers. Mallet (Mme.), Joigny. Malafosse (Mme.), Annonay. Mellet (Mme.), Beziers. Mercier (Mme.), Saint-Maixent. Parant (Mme.), Montpellier. Roth (Mme.), Rouen. Simon (Mme.), Nancy. Drawing and manual work higher pri- mary schools, by the following Colla- borators: Arnaud (Mdlle.), Alencon. Authier (Mme.), Excideuil. Bazin, Auguillon. Blain, Bourges. Bouchu, Besancon. Burguet (Mme.), Clermont-Ferrand. Combe (Mdlle.), Clamecy. Crocheton, Onzain. Cornut, Bordeaux. Frayssi, Montcuq. Friaon, Douai. Gegoux, Aubin. Goujou, Tours. Grit (Mdlle.), Sisteron. Joue, Perignan. Lagausse, Creil. Martel, Rouen. Mellet (Mdlle.), Beziers. Menat, Clermont-Ferrand. Martin, Dijon. Nisse (Mme.). Chateau sur Loir. Paillard, Chalon-sur-Saone. Parant (Mdlle.), Tours. Patrier (Mile.), Pithiviers. Petit, Nancy. Poulain, Illiers. Rebeyrol, Riberac. Renaud, Bar-le-Duc. Rocher, Saint-Aignan. Therot, Havre. Tisseyre, Montpellier. Scholastic monographs, reports and pub- hcatiniii. Contributed by: Adher, Toulouse. Aillet, Luzech. Albertier (Mme.), Brive. Amalric. Berlass. Amat, Ganges. _ Andrieu, Agen. Audebert, Preuilly-s-Claise. Babouot, Foisey-sur-Vanne. Bailly, Troyes. Bardet, Vouvray. Baude, Desvres. Baudoin, Angers. Barthelemy, La Ferte St. Aubin. Barrassin, Bernieres le Patry. Barrat, Menet. Bastide (Mile,), Cette. Bastide, Rodez. Berard, Roumoules. Bechet, Habere-Lullin. Belgoeul, Tulle. Besse, Brive. Beynie (Mme.), Brive. Bertrand, Auxey-le-Grand. Berger, Libourne. Billy, Louhans. Biraud (Mme.), Chermignac. Blanchard, Poulighy Saint-Pierre. Boulange, Toul. Bonneau, Pezenas. Bordier, Garancieres en Drouais. Bourbon, Saint-Setiers. Bourgeois, Saint Bris. Bourilly, Aries. Bonvalot, Pretin. Bouvier, Saint-Gingolphe. Boral, Forest-Saint-Julien. Bourret, Ucel le Pont. Borderon, Beaurepaire. Bouvier, Eteaux. Boete, Villecresnes. Boyer (Mme.), Coueron. Bouteloup, Mayet. Breuzard, Ouroux. Brunet, Chateauneuf. Bray, Voutezac. Brunet (Mdlle.), Rodez. Brevault, Laigne. Bretonniere, La Haye Fouassiere. Broca, Lobatut. Buet, Vault de Lugny. Burot, Dijon. Cattoen, Roost Warendin. Cape, Echingen. Cazenave, Tartas Ville Haute. Cauchois, St. Leu Taverny. Calasson, Vars. Carlier, Tergnier. Charpillet, Apremont. Chenivesse, Vernoux. Chambon (Mme.), Avallon. Chaumette (Mme.), Mansle. Chauffard, Saint Pere. Chattey, Pourrain. Chopin, Verrieres-le-Buisson. Chouteau, Saint-Genes de Fours. Chasles, Epeautrolles. Charoy, Dharenton. Chamot, Villard-sur-Thones. Clausse, Parnot. «4 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Courrier, Millcry. Combes, Neuvic. Corneau, Saint-Arnould. Convert, Neuvelle la Charite. Cornuez, Vellefaux, Cortot, Vieux-Chateau. Cons, Sens. Coeuilliez, Laval. Courrier, Millery. Coastanty, Baladou. Convard, Amance. Courtade, Montigny. Crocheton, Onzain. Cramois, Coulon. Dalibert, Sept Freres. Dapin, Cassets. Delmond, Alassac. Destouesse, Gamarde. Denys, Brains. Deguingand (Mdlle.), Saint-Florent. Delattre, Samer. Detraisse, Condrieu. Devaux, Besse-s-Braye. Delestre, Avallon. Dillance, Saint-Privat. Dijon, The Mayor of. Donoisis, Monceaux. Doumergue, Saint-Martin de Lon- dres. Donis, Gueru. Dorel, Saint- Victor. DoUon, Anet. Doslier, Essonnes. Drapier, L'Hopital Camfront. Drouard, Ville neuve-Saint-Georges. Dubosq, Linde. Dubois, Sevrey. Dufour, Saint-Meme. Daurat, Beaulieu. Duflos, Boulogne-s-Mer. Durlot, Villevallier. Espagnac, Beziers. Eyrolle, Saint-Solve. Fabre, Le Puy. Fichez, Mespaul. Flahaut, Boulogne. Fortrat, Lous-le-Saulnier. Fouriaux (Mdlle.), Reims Infant. Foumier, Utelle. Fresse, Aries. Francais, Villard-sur-Boege. Fricotte, Heudicourt. Gajan, I'lsle en Dodon. Gatti et Gravier (Mdlle.), Havre. Gamier, Sanzay. Ganachaud, Luxe. Ganiard (Mme.), Villy-le-Moutier. Gabon (Mme.), Bussang. Gabriel, Meung-s-Loire. Gauthier, Mosnes. Gensac. Nieuil. Geraudie, Meyssac. Gautherot, Egrisselles-le-Bocage. Gilot, Lire. Givry (Mme.), Villefranche. Gaudor, Macon. Girod, Rouen Lycee. Guimard, Courlon. Guerin, Vassy. Guilhamot, Cintegabelle. Guillot, Folembray. Guillard (Mme.), Saint- Ambroix. Guiraud, Sainte-Marie de Chegnac. Guillon, Mauze. Graslepois, Montreuil. Gregoire, Cussy-les-Forges. Hardy, Saint-Aubin des Bois. Helle, Colembier. Hestin, Saint-leu D'Esserent. Horiot, Villers Farlay. Hospice, Mansle. Hospital, Saint-Salvadour. Houzelle, Montmedy. Huet, Clegnerec. Hugon, Savigna. Isore, Roubaix. Jeannin, Meursances. Jensac, Nieuil. Joubert (Mme.), Mortagne. Jouquot, Jardin. Kieffer (Mme.), Douai. Laigneau, Troyes. Lassagette, Montignac. Lavallee, Borest. Lalaurie, Montauban. Largeot, Saint Loup d'Ordon. Lepetit, Ceauce. Lepeut, Fleury. Le Breton, Martin de la Place. Lefever, Laval. Levrieux, Rouairoux. Lagrue, Pontoise. Lagaisse, Creil. Leconte, Muzeray. Lemoine, Verdun-sur-Meuse. Liquier, Avallon. Lonchamp, Fourgs. Loez, Calais. Maumy, Saint-Domet. Mathieu, Douai. Maiaux (Mme.), Douai. Martel, Rouen. Malas, Le Courneaux. Mazaleyrat, Estivals. Maders, Pont du Navoy. Malet Aix. Magot, Marcoles. Manoux, Vigean. Massonie, Souilhac-TuUe. Masdranges (Mme.), Brive. Martinier, Pousseau. Magnant, Ruffec. Mettey, Lacaune. Meulet, Carlucet. Mechin, Boisdu Leu. Menat (Mme.), Rouen. Mirabel, Baud. Mignon, Saint-Gratien. Mercier, Cheny. Monneyron, Billon. FRANCE. Montiton, Bcrgouey. Moreau, Broue. Mortier, Saint-Remy. Morlet (Mme.), Souilhac-Tulle. Montel, St. Jean des OUieres- Moreau, Thouars. Naudan, Le Gua. Nieutin, Thairy. Nier, Aries. Ozouf, Sourdeval-la-Barre. Page, Miremont. Papin, Fontaine Guerin. Pascal, Sommevoire. Paulot, Breux, Pascal (Mme.), Marseillan. Paillard, Chaon-sur-Saone. Perseil (Mme.), Rodez. Petit, Nancy. Petit, Puiseaux. Pemet, Saint-Hippolyte. Peyrical, Saint-Geniez o'Merle. Petitberchien, Mareau aux Pres. Philippe, Dampierre-sur-Avre. Pila (Mdlle.), Olonzac. Pineau, Chateaurenault. Pierron, Sainte Genevieve. Pignant, Ligny-en-Barrois. Pinasseau (Mme.), Chateaurenault. Pinon, Auxerre. Pierre, Beny-Bocage. Pivetaud, Puyreaux. Pougaud, Aries. Portier, Agincourt. Prunier, Alby. Pulles, Beauvois-en-Cambresis. Puig, La Tour de Carol. Raffard, Melleroy. Raoul, Villeneuve-de-Riviere. Ravier, Imphy. Ragot, Richebourg. Renaud, Valay. Renier, Saint-Aubin des Bois. Reau, Vierzon. Rey (Mme.), Nancy-s-Cluses. Richaume, Luneville. Rochet, Saint-Aignan. Roux, Vigan. Roche, Vernose. Rouffait, Rilhac Xaintrie. Rousse, Tourbes. Rose, Volkerinckove. Roger (Mme.), Toucy. Ruel, St. Jeures. Sahuget, Saint-Affrique. Sarrazin (Mme.), Nimes. Saulnier, Nargis. Santre, Phalempin. Saboulard, Auterive. Solomon, Recoules de Furnas. Semmartin (Mdlle.), Orleans. Secheret, Charleville. Simon, Angers. Sirot, Meursault. Simon, Tulle. Sourdillon (Mme.), Tours. Soury, Ussel. Soulier-Huc (Mme.), Nimes. Surratteau (Mdlle.), Orleans. Tarbougiech, Magalas. Teyssandier, CoUonges. Terrien, Coueron. Thevenot (Mme.), Versailles. Tougne, Vernet. Touquet, La Ferte Milon. Truffier, Arras. j Vallee, Vesoul. Vant, Sarroux. Vadot, Le Puy. Varnet, Charly. Vacher, Ussel. Valleton, Egletons. Vallois, Portel. '[ Vauzelle, Cravant. Vercouttee, Loon-Plage. Verry, Fesnes les Montbard. Verronneau, Tours. Vigeras, Loches. Vigier, Jarnac. Vidal, Villeneuve. Vichery, Neuville-sur-Montreuil. Villette, Oulchy-le-Chateau. Vittot, Besancon. Vieillot, Montpellier. Viaud (Mme.), Coutances. NORMAL SCHOOLS. Exercises and essays on literary and scientific teaching, by the following Collaborators, for the boys' schools: Belgoeul, Tulie. Bord, Bourges. Boucheron, Nancy. Bremond, Versailles. Burot, Dijon. Devinat, Paris. Dussilol, La Grande Saulve. Etienne School, Orleans. Fabre, Puy. Fortrat, Blois. Gaudot, Macon. Lalaurie, Montauban. Liodon, Commercy. Malet, Aix. Mahuet, Vesoul. Masse, La Roche sur Yon. Mathieu, Douai. Mironneau, Lyon. Olive, Carcassonne. Quenardel, Caen. Renou, Blois. Rouget, Besancon. Sion, Arras. Vieillot, Montpellier. Vigneras, Loches. Girls' schools: Bancilhon (Mme.), Aix. Bonnefon (Mme.), Chartres. Champomier (Mme.), Clermont-Fer- rand. Champonnier (Mme.), Bourges. DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Crouzel Fontecave (Mmc), Cour- tances. " '; Cruvillrer (Mme.) , MontpelUer. ' Foucret (Mme.), Auxerre. - ' Guny (Mme.), Blois. Jalambic (Mme.), Carcassonne. Kieffer (Mme.), Douai. Mahaut (Mme.), Chateauroux. Menat (Mme.), Rouen. Murique (Mme.), Versailles. Prieur (Mme,), Tulle. Perseil (Mme.), Rodez. Sabatier (Mme.), Aurillac. Semartin (Mme.), Orleans. Sourdillon (Mme.), Tours. Thiebault (Mme.), Dijon. Lectures on pedagogy: Beauvallet, Fleury-aux-Choux. Bonnefon (Mdlle.), Chartres. Bourilly, Aries. Cuny (Mme.), Blois. Delmond, Allassac. Fabre, Puy. Fresse, Aries. Gravier, O rival. Hanne, Conteville-les-Boulogne. Kieffer (Mme.), Douai. Lagrue, Pontoise. Lepetit, Ceauce. Letellier, Guerville. Moreau, Thouars. Parant (Mdlle.), Tours. Puech, Cransac. Simon, Angers. Therond (Mdlle.), Saint-Hippolyte. Drawing and Manual Work in Normal schools by the following Collabo- rators: Bancilhon (Mdlle.), Aix. Belgouel, Tulle. Bernard, Aix. Billotey (Mdlle.), Paris. Bonnefon (Mdlle.), Chartres. Borel, Forest Saint- Julien. Bord, Bourges. Burot, Dijon. Bourret, Ucel. Bremond (Mme.), Versailles. Chaudron (Mme.), Mende. Champomier (Mme.), Clermont-Fer- rand. Charton, Aurrillac. Crivvillier (Mme.), Aix. Espeil, Vanosc. Gagniard, Bourg. Garbles, Cannes. Gaudot, Macon. Guerin, Annonay. Guny (Mme.), Blois. Henriot, Rouen. Kieffer (Mdlle.). Douai. Lafourcade (Mme.), Agen. Liodon, Commercy. Luzier (Mddle.), Noirt. Mahuet, Vesoul. Mallet, Aix. . Marty, Rodez. Masse, La Roche-sur-Yon. Mathieu, Douat. Menat, Rouen. Murique (Mme.), Versailles. Olive, Carcassonne. Peltier, Laval. Porte (Mdlle.), Lyon. Prieur (Mme.), Tulle. Quernadel, Caren. Remion, Varzy. Renou, Blois. Rouget, Besancon. Rouzies, Decazeville. Sabatier (Mme.), Aurillac. Sahuguet, Saint-Affrique. Semmartin (Mme.), Orleans. Thomas (Mme.), Mans. Thiebault (Mdlle.), Dijon. Toussaint, Mende. Pedagogical Lectures, Monographs, Note Books and Theses, Contributed by the following: Aliphat, Macon. Alloi, Chapelle Hugon. Amand, Barentin. Armaignac, Pessac. Barbot, Saint-Hilaire la Forest. Barderaud (Mdlle.), Bourges. Bareraud (Mdlle.), Bourges. Barthelemy, La Ferte Saint, Aubin. Baroz (Mdlle.), AUevard. Bazin, Auxonne. Beauvallet, Flury aux Choux. Beaujois, Neufchatel en Bray. Bergeron, Orleans. Berger, Libourne. Bernard, Aix. Berthe (Mme.), Alencon. Berthet, Dijon. Bercher, Petit Buisson. Biraud, Chermignac. Bodin, Tours. Bocage, Heubecourt. Bord, Bourges. Bouchu, Besancon. Boudier, Dieppe. Boulard, Epouville. Boursier, Auvers-sur-Oise. Bouttet, Ferrieres. Bounon, La Forte Loupiere. Boutault, Angers. Bourgoin, Bourges. Brechot (Mme.), Sens. Breton, Tours. Broca, Labatut. Briolle (Mme.), Fleuraisis. Cattoen, Roost Warendin. Chane (Mdlle.), Saint-Max. Chaudron (Mme.), Mende. Chauvin (Mdlle.). Cointet, Saint-Hilaire des Landes. Cottenet, Nolay. Cons, Sens. Dambraine, Ornes. FRANCE. 8? Decorne, Amay-le-Duc. Delorme, Clermont-Ferrand. Desserin (Mdlle.), Bourges. Doney, Besancon. Ducasse, Merignac. Dubois, Sevrey. Dufour, Lille. Espeil, Vanosc. Etchebes, Sore. Fabre, Le Puy. Ferry, Nancy. Ferronat (Mme.), Angouleme. Fouraiux (Mdlle.), Reims. Foucret (Mdlle.), Auxerre. Fresse, Aries. Gabriel, Meung-sur-Loire. Galand, Dijon. Ganacheau, Bouin. Gensac, Nieul. Girardot, Magny-Montarlet. Ginier (Mme.), Besancon. Gremillot, Aubray-les-Gray. Grosset, Vers. Gruot, Orges. Guerin (Mdlle.), Vierzon. Guillon (Mme.), Aix. Guny (Mme.), Blois. Guittot, Chauches. Hanne, Couteville lez-Boulogne. Houbault, Ceintrey. Hourdequin, Rouen. Huard, Rouen. Isselin (Mme.), Dijon. Jacquot, Luneville. Jauvion, Roche-le-Peyroux. Joly, Vereaux. Jouveneaux, Loue. Juliac, Baccarat. Laffont, Anan. Lagaisse, Creil. Lagarde, Octon. Lagrue, Pontoise. Laigneau, Troyes. Laurens (Mdlle.), Capestang. Lavialle, Juillac. Lebrun, Saint Arnould des Bois. Leclercs, Leffonds. Legrand, Sevres. Le Lostec, Langonnet. Lehoux, Morannes. Leveau, Vitry-aux-Loges. Levieux, Labastide Rouairoux. Loez, Calais. Lourme, Douai. Magot (Mme.), Marcoles. Martin, Somberon. Marty, Rodez. Merle. La Chapelle Saint-Ursin. Michel, Meze. Millard, Salornay sur Guye. Mottin, Javron. Morin (Mme.), Auzay. Mortier, Saint-Remy en Montoril- lon. Montiton, Bergouey. Niaudet, Cosne. Pataillot, Cult. Perdrizet (Mme.), Dijon. Perraudin (Mdlle.), Dijon. Perrot, Pouilt-en Auxois. Pibarot, Valfluery. Picard, Allouis. Pinasseau (Mme.), Chateaurenault. Pouillaude, Boulogne-sur-Mer. Puechavy (Mme.), Laroquebrou. Raoul, Ville neuve de Riviere. Ravinet, Bonneville. Reau, Vierzon. Remblin (Mme.), Auxerre. Rebergue, Boulogne-sur-Mer. Renaud, Levet. Rigal, Saint-Prejet du Tarn. Rochard, Lyon. Rouasnou (Mme.), Carelles. Rouget, Besancon. Rouget, Besancon. Saboulard, d'Auterive. Sahuguet, Saint-Affrique. Sarde, Beziers. Sarraille (Mme.), Chablis. Sevin. Simson, Bourges. Simon (Mme.), Nancy. Simonnot, Limoges. ! Suratteau (Mme.), Orleans. Tarbouriech, Magalas. Testet, La Fleche. Tissot, Bonneville. Varry, Creusot. Viellot, Montpellier. Viguier (Mdlle.), Capestang. Popular Lectures and Readings Con- tributed by: Babouot, Foissy Vanne. Bertrand, St. Laurent de Cognac. Besse, Brive. Besseyrias, Peslieres. Brun, Saint Bonnet de Joux. Carlier, Tergnier. Cleyet, Chateauvilain. Fabre, Le Puy. Fricotte, Heudicourt. Guillemain, Boutiers St. Thojan. Humbert, Saint-Laurent. Lepeut, Fleury. Poisson, Mesnieres. Richaume, Luneville. Saboulard, Hauterive. Sarrazin (Mme.), Nimes. Serieys, St. Bonnet de Salers. Simonet, St. Geyrac. School Herbariums, Contributed by: Castanier, Baixas. Chevalier, Bonne. Delorme, Clermont Ferrand. Desprez, Ornans. Gaudot, Macon. Gagniard, Bourg. Guittot, Chauche. Lafourcade (Mme.), Agen. Mathieu, Douai. Pairault, Secondigne. Ray, La Souterraine. Renou, Blois. DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Sabatier (Mme.), Aurillac. Semmartin (Mdlle.), Orleans. Toussaint, Mende, Photographs, plans and decorative compositions by the following Colla- borators: Billotey (Mdlle.), Paris. Briclot (Mme.), Havre. Burot, Dijon. Busson, Beaufort. Colombiers, The Mayor of. Comblanchien, The Mayor of. Derame, Bornel. Dijon, The Mayor of. Dhommee, Chateau sur Loir. Gehin, Bar le Due. Geberlin (Mme), Bordeaux. Jamet (Mme.), Bolbec. Kieffer (Mdlle.), Douai. Koel, Monceaux les Provins. Laborderie, Cardillac. Liquier, Avignon. Lacaisse, Somasco. Martel, Rouen. Massonie, Souilhac Tulle. Mathieu, Douai. Menat (Mme.), Rouen. Mireval, The Mayor of. Mironeau, Lyons. Pacot, Saint Denis. Petit, Nancy. Porte, (Mdlle.), Lyons. Poussier (Mme.), Rouen. Reau, Vierzon. Remion, Varzy. Reims. Tellier (Mme.), Paris. Thery (Mme.), Eu. Vacheron (Mme.), Lyons. Central Administration — A collective exhibit of reports, statistics, mono- graphs, etc.. contributed by the follow- ing: Bornecque, Lille. ^ d'Estournelles, Paris. Friedel. Paris. Gobron, Paris. Koenig (Mile.), Paris. Langlois, Paris. Levasseur, Paris. Maury, Mende. Museum of Pedagogy, Paris. Pinard, Paris. And by various Inspetcurs, Inspec- teurs: generaux: Rene Leblanc, Edouard Petit. Tnspecteiirs d'acade- mic. Baillot, Mezieres. Beguignon, Rodez. Gazelles, Tulle. Delepine, Mams. Dequaire, Roch sur Yon. Deries, St. Lo. Doliveux, Rouen. Durand, Bordeaux. Duval, Chateaursux. Ferrand, Orleans. Fleuriel, Epinal. Fraizier, Bar le Due. Gilbault, Mende. Hodin, Vesoul. Istria, Toulouse. Izenic, Clermont-Ferrand. Le Balle. Laval. Le Teo, Avignon. Lefevre, Chalons sur Marne. Leune, Arras. Marchland, Montpellier. Mourlot, Alencon. Oudinot, Beauvais. Parrenin, Poitiers. Peltier, Auxerre. Perie, Blois. Pouillot, Bourges. Peytraud, Tours. Remond, Angouleme. Remond, Troyes. Inspecteurs Primaires: Anterun, Boulogne. Barreilles, Toulouse. Berthonneau, Caen. Bouniol, Rodez. Bonnehon, Chartres. Burrollet. Riberac. Bourrillt, Toulon. Broch, Saint Affirique. Boutiere, Nice. Chobert, Toucy. Chadeyras, Lavaur. Chalier, Lyons. Combes, Perigneux. Doin, Nantes. Dolidon, Nantes. Frapech, Villepranche. Faure, Fontenoy le Conte. Fenard, Rouen. Gras, Espalion. Hannedouche, Guesroy. Jean, Chalo sur Soane. Labeyrie, Nantes. Launey, Lyons. Lemoine, Havre. Mayson, Bergerac. Meloe, Lyons. Millerot, Chaumont. Morel, Dreux. Morel, Nogent le Rotron. Platrier, Versailles. Petit, Charles. Petitot, Issondun. Porcher, Villefranche. Philibert, Orleans. Poirson, Epinal. Raffand, Cognac. Ravassard, Macon. Roger, Milhan. Rigaut, Chateaudun. Saunier, Tarare. Salles, Montpelier. Taillefer, Aries. Turguet, Belley. FRANCE. Vemay, Annecy. Unattached Exhibitors: Barrere, Mersac. Bazielle, Bures. Blum, Paris. Brunneau, la Brulotte. Bouchor, Paris. Bouthors, Liomer. Cornier, Gouize. Comu, Jupille. Diamani, Bastia. Durand, Vauclaix. Duvic, la Roche sur Lon. French Education League. Georgeant (Mme.), Locquelis Ri- antec. Grout, Orges. Jallais, Migne. Lechantre, St. Quentin. Liot, Meudon. Lorentz, Plougonvelin. Loubion, Macon. Malherbe, Mont de Marson. Marrot, Brighton. Morel, Alportville. Parent, Abbeville. Philotechnic Association, Paris. Peyrical, St. Geniez. Petitot, Issodun. Poisson, Paris. Reau, Vierzon. Rigal, St. Sulspice. Rouart, Paris. Salem, Marseilles. Vaguez, Pantin. FRENCH COLONIES. Devaux (Louis), Chef de Service de I'Enseignement primaire, Tananarive, a school map of Madagascar with ex- planatory table. GROUP 2. Head Office of Secondary Education, Paris. Documents on the general or- ganization of secondary education (programmes, plans of studies, admin- istrative legislation and jurisprudence, etc.). from central administration and the following collaborators: Paul Dislere, Paris. Camille See, Paris. Cantemerle, Paris. Reviews: International Review of Education, University Review, Review of^ Girls' Secondary Education. Candidates' compositions from varied examinations. Boys' Higher Training Schools.. Photo- graphs competitive examinations, ])upils" work, etc. Girls' Higher Training School.. History of the Sevres School, admission, ex- aminations, pupils' lessons. Periodic report of the Sevres School Society. Collective Exhibit of Pupils' Exercises, drawing, prospectuses, photographs, etc., contributed by the following: Boys' Lycees. Exhibit by each of the following lycees: Buffon, Carnot, Charlemagne, Condorcet, Henry IV, Janson-de-Sailly, Lakanal, Louis-le- Grand, Michelet, Montaigne, Saint- Louis, Voltaire, Rollin, Chaptel — the foregoing all at Paris; also the Lycees of Agen, Aix Alais, Albi, Alencon. Amiens, Angeirs, Angouleme, Annecy, Auch Aurillac, Avignon, Bar-le-Duc, Bastia Beauvais, Belfort, Bordeaux, Bourg, Bourges, Brest, Caen. Cahors. Carcassonne. Chambery, Charleville, Chartres, Chateauroux, Chaumont, Cher- bourg, Clermont. Coutances. Dijon, Douai, Evreux, Foix, Gap, Grenoble, Gueret, Havre, Laon, Laval, Lille, Li- moges, Lons-le-Saunier, L o r i e n t. Lyon, Macon, Alans, Marseille, Monta- uban, Mont-de-Marsan. Montlucon, Montpellier, Moulins, Nancy, Nantes, Nevers, Nice, Nimes, Niort, Orleans, Poitiers, Pontivy, Le Puy, Quimper, Reims, Rennes, Rochefort, La Ro- chelle. La Roche-sur-Yon, Rodez, Ro- uen, Saint-Brieuc, Saint-Etienne, Saint- Omer, Saint Quentin, Sens, Tarbes, Toulon, Toulouse, Tourcoing, Tour- non. Tours, Troyes. Tulle, Valencien- nes, Vendome. Versailles, Vesoul, Al- ger, Constantine, Oram. Boys' Colleges. Exhibit from each of the following colleges: Agde, Ajaccio, Apt, Arbois, Argentan, Armentieres, Arras, Aubusson, Autun, Avesnes, Av- ranches, Bagneres-de-Bigorre, Baumc- les-Dames, Bedarieux, Beziers, Blaye, Blida, Blois, Bonneville, Boulogne- sui|-Mer, Bourgoin, Briancon, Brioude, Brive, Calais, Cambrai, Carpentras, Cassel, Castelnaudary, Castelsarrasin, Castres, Cette, Chalons-sur-Marne, Cha- rolles, Chateaudun, Chateau-Thierry, Chatellerault, Clermont I'Herault, Clermont-Oise, Commercy, Conde sur I'Escaut, Condom. Confolens, Coulom- miers, Dieppe, Dinan, Dole, Domfront, Draguignan, Dreux, Dunkerque, Em- brun, Epernay, Epinal, Etampes, Fa- laise. La Fere, Figeac, Flers, Fontaine- bleau, Fourgeres, Gaillac, Grasse, Gray, Honfleur, Issoire, Issoudun, Langres, Lectoure, Lesneven, Libourne, Lodeve, Louhans, Lunel, Luneville, Luxeuil, Manosque, Mauriac, Medea, Melle, Me- lun, Mende, Montargis, Montbeliard, Montelimar, Mortain, La Mure, Nan- tua, Narbonne, Nogent le Rotrou, Pa- niers, Perpignan, Pertuis. Pezenas, Pont-de Vaux, Pontarlier, Pontoise, Privas, Provins, Le Quesnoy, Remire- mont. Revel, Riom, Romorantin, Saint 90 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Amand-les-Eaux, Saint-Amand-Mont- Rond. Sainte-Claude, Saint-Die, Saint- Flour, Saint-Gaudens, Saint-Girons, Saint-Nazaire, Saint-Paul de Leon, Saint-Pol-sur-Ternoise, Saint-Servan, Ste-Menehould, Saintes, Sancerre, Se- dan, Setif, Sezanne, Soissons, Thiers, Tlemcen, Tonnerre, Uzes, Vannes, Verdun, Vic-de-Bigorre, Vienne. Vil- lefranche-de-Rouergue, Villeneuve-sur- Lot. Vitry-le-Francois, Wassy. Girls' Lycees. An exhibit from each of the following lycees: Fenelon, La- martine, Moliere, Racine, Victor Hugo, at Paris; Agen. Amiens. Annecy, Aux- erre. Besancon, Bordeaux, Bourg, Brest. Chambery, Charleville, Cler- mont-Ferrand, Dijon, Grenoble, Gu- eret, Havre, Lons-le-Saunier, Lyon, Montauban. Montpellier. Moulins. Nantes, Nice. Niort. Reims, Roanne, Roue n. Saint-Quentin. Toulouse, Tours, ^^ersailles. Girls' Colleges. An exhibit from each of the following: Aix, Alais, Armen- tieres. Avignon, Beauvais. Beziers, Ca- en, Cahors, Castres, Chartres, Eper- nay. Laon, Lille, Limoges, Louhans, Montargis, Nimes. Sedan. Tarbes. Va- lenciennes. Vitry-le-Francois. Oran. Girls' Cours Secondaries of Auch, Brive, Condom, Colommiers. Douai. Fontaine- bleau. Unattached Exhibitors: Modern Language Teachers' Society for Public Education. International Guild. Sainte Barbe College. Ecole Alsacienne. Ecole Livigne. Mutual Help Society in secondary schools. Society for Girls' Secondary Educa- tion. Reports, photographs, speeches, pros- pectus, etc. GROUP 3. Head Office of University Education. Documents, laws, regulations. University of Paris. University of Besancon. University of Bordeaux. Faculty of medicine, observatory, scientific so- ciety of Areachon, Linnaean society. University of Caen. University of Clermont. Puy de Dome; observatory faculties of Science, let- ters, medicine. University of Dijon. Faculties of let- ters, science, law. Dijon Academy. University of Grenoble. Electrotechni- cal Institute; faculty of science, pa- tronage committee for foreign students. University of Lyons. University of Montpellier. Faculties, high school of pharmacy. University of Nancy. Faculties. University of Poitiers. Faculty of science, faculty of law, faculty of let- ters. University of Rennes. Faculty of science, faculty of law, school of medi- cine, scientific and medical society. University of Toulouse. Faculty of let- ters, faculty of science, faculty of law, faculty of theology. Practical School of Higher Studies in Connection with the Sorbonne, Paris. Laboratory of General Physiology. Paris Observatory. Central Meteorological Office. Trappes' Dynamic Meteorological Ob- servatory. (Seine and Oise depart- ment.) Museum of Natural History, Paris. Longitude Office, Paris. Guimet Museum, Paris. College of France, Paris. Deprasse & Lechat Mission, Paris. Enlart Mission, Paris. Fournereau Mission, Paris. Gsell Mission, Paris. Haussoullier Mission. Millet Mission. Morgan (de) Mission. Tournaire Mission. Publications of Learned Societies: Aisne, Archeological & Historical Society of Chateau Thierry Geo- graphical Society of Laon. Ardennes. Natural History Society of Charleville. Aude. Archeological Commission of Narbonne. Bouches du Rhone, Statistical So- ciety of [Marseilles; Academy of Science. Arts and Belles Lettres of Aix. Cote d'Or. Society of Science, Arts, (!^ Belles Lettres of Dijon; Burgundian Geographical Society of Dijon. Dordogne. Fine Arts Society of Pe- rigueux. Doubs. Improvement Society of Alontbeliard. Eure. General Study Society of Lou- viers. Finistere. Archeological Society of Quimper. Gers. Archeological Society of Auch; Auch Gascony Historical Society. Gironde. Political Economy Society of Bordeaux; Horticultural Society of Bordeaux; Commercial Geographical Society of Bordeaux; Physical & Nat- ural History Society of Bordeaux; Scientific Society of Areachon. Herault. Horticultural Society of ^[ontpellier. Ille et Vilaine. Historical and Arche- ological Society of Saint Malo. FRANCE. 91 Isere. Delphinal Academy of Gre- noble. Touring Society of Dauphiny at Grenoble. Loiret. Horticultural Society of Or- leans. Maine & Loire. "Friends of the Arts" Society of Angers. Manche. Agricultural & Archeologi- • cal Society of Saint Lo; Natural Science & Mathematical Society of Cherbourg. Marne. National Academy of Reims; Industrial Society of Reims. Meurthe & Moselle. Stanislas Aca- demy of Nancy; Lorraine Archeolog- ical Society of Nancy; Geographical Society for the East, of Nancy; In- dustrial Society of Nancy. Morbihan. Geographical Society of Lorient. Meuse. Literary, Scientific & Artistic Society of Bar-le-Duc. Nievre. Academic Society of Nivern- ais. Nord, Geographical Society of Lille; Central Medical Society of Lille; Pho- tographic Society of Lille; Photo- graphic Society of Douai; Improve- ment Society of Roubaix. Pas de Calais. Academic Society of Boulogne. Oise. Agricultural Society of Beau- vais. Rhone. Lyonnaise Bibliophiles' So- ciety; Professional Education Society of Lyons; Academic Society of Archi- tecture of Lyons. Saone & Loire. Pomologic Society of Lyons; Society of Natural History of Autun. Seine-Paris. French Association for the Advancement of Science; Unitary Shorthand Association; Philotechnical Association; Sugar Refinery and Dis- tillery Chemists' Associaton; Associa- tion for the Encouragement of Greek Studies; Philotechnical Association; International Institute of Sociology; Institute of Actuaries; Anthropological Society; American Antiquities Society; Antiquaries Society of France; Biologi- cal Society; Chemical Societj^ of Paris; International Electricians' Society; Ge- ographical Society; Entomological So- ciety of France; Paris and I'lle de France Historical Society; Society for the Study of the French Revolution; Society for the Study of Contemporary History; Modern History Society; Au- teuil and Passy Historical Society; So- ciety for the Encouragement of Manu- factures; Horticultural Society; Math- ematical Society of France; Society of Medicine; Central Society of Veteri- nary Medicine; French Mineralogical Society; Society of the Montague Sainte Genevieve; French Society of Physics; Philomathic Society; Society for the Sharing of Profits with Work- men; French Photographical Society; Stomatological Society; Sociological Society; Statistical Society; Anti To- bacco Society; French Temperance Society; Old French Texts Society; Old Paper Society. Seine Inferieure. Academy of Science and Belles Lettres of Rouen; Society for the Study of Natural Science of Elbeuf; Geological Society of Havre'; Unattached Society for the Improve- ment of Commerce and Industry in Rouen; Havre Society for Various Studies; Society for Teaching by Il- lustration at Havre. Seine and Oise. Versailles Agricul- tural Society. Deux Sevres. Niort Botanical Soci- ety; Niort Meteorological Commission. Somme. La Violette Picarde, of Amiens and of Douen; Amiens' Acad- emy of Sciences, of Letters and of Arts; Abbeville Imp'''~>vement Societ3^ Tarn. Albi Society of Sciences, Arts, and Belles Lettres. Vosges. Saint Die Philomathic So- ciety. Yonne. Auxerre Society of Historical and Natural Science; National Ar- chives; G. Servois; E. Berger; Bonnas- sieux; Douet d'Arcq. Group 6. Alaux, (Th.), Bordeaux. School books. Association of the Odontotechnic School. Dental school, curriculum work. Association for the Development of Technical Instruction, Paris. "Synop- sis." Association Philothechnique of Paris. Free instruction for adults, statistics, curriculum, synopsis. Association Philothechnique of Saint- Denis. Pupils' work, drawings, model- ings, etc. Association Polytechnique for the De- velopment of the Instruction of the People, Paris. Synopses and docu- ments. Association Stenographique Unitaire. (Prevost-Delaunay's system). Synop- ses, books, pupils' work. Berjot (Jules), Pontivy (Morbihan). School books. Birman (Emile), Le Vesinet (S-&-0) School books. Baker's School of Paris (Boys and girls), Paris. Documents. Berltz School, Paris. Practical system of teaching foreign languages. Chambonfiaud (Leon), Limoges (Heute- Vienne). Memoir and drawing rela- tive to a machine for writing clear shorthand. 9-^ DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Chamber of Commerce of Marseilles (Engineering Classes). Drawings, sketch books, pupils' work. Chamber Syndicate of contractors for Roofing, Plumbing and Sanitary Works. Notice on the classes of the school of the "Chambre Syndicale." Chapuis, Paris. Hand book for the man- ufacture of account-books. Claperon (Francois), Paris. School books. Committee for Encouraging Commercial Instruction in France, Paris. Mural synopses, school books. Conservatoire National Des Arts Et Me- tiers. Photographic views, documents. Couriot, Paris. Book on techincal in- struction (Fellow-Authur M. Delmas). Central School of Arts and Manufac- tures. Table and statistics. Ecole Des Hautes Etudes Commerciales, Old Boys Society. Quarterly bulletin of the society. Ecole Commerciale, Paris. Diagrams, statistics. Ecole Des Hautes Etudes Commerciales, Paris. Plans, statistics. Ecoles La Martiniere. Statistics, photo- graphic representation of special meth- ods of teaching. Faure (Gabriel), Paris. School books. Free Evening Classes for Adult Women. Paris. Statistics, diagrams. Free Evening Classes for Adult Men, Paris. Organization, curriculum, sta- stistics. Granger (Albert), Paris. Miscellaneous books. Herbert (Fernand), Paris. School book. High Schools of Commerce Old Boys' Society. Paris. Synopses, diagrams, publications. High School of Commerce of Marseilles. Pupils' copy-books and work, graphic representations, albums, drawings, photographs. High School of Commerce and Industry of Bordeaux. Reports, graphics, mis- cellaneous documents. High School of Commerce of Paris, Paris. Synopses, diagrams. Industrial Society of Saint-Quentin & Aisne. Saint Quentin (Aisne). Pupils' work, lessons and apprentice schools of the society. Industrial Society of Reims, Reims (Marne). Diagrams, lessons and pu- pils" work. Josse — Jonghmans, Bordeaux (Gironde). Lessons on cutting. Kirche (Jean), Nancy (Meurthe & Mo- selle). Essay on technical industrial and commercial instruction, collection of book keeping, monographs. Malmanche (Mademoiselle Marguer- ite), Paris. School book. Normal School of Arts et Metiers — Cluny (Saone-et-Loire). Photographs, machines and pieces manufactured by the pupils. National School of Arts et Metiers — Lille (Nord). Photographs. National School of Watchmaking — Cluses (Haute-Savoie). Photographs, pupils' work, watch works, mechanism of precision. National School of Watchmaking — Be- sancon (Double). Photographs, pu- pils' work. National Professional School — Armen- tieres (Norda). Photographs, pupils' work. National Professional School — Nantes (Loire-Inferieure). Photographs, pu- pils' work. National Professional School — Vierzon (Cher). Photographs, pupils' work. National Professional School — Voiron (Isere). Photographs, pupils' work. National School of Arts et Metiers — Aix. Photographs, drawings, ma- chines and pieces manufactured by the pupils. National School of Arts et Metiers — Angers. Photographs, drawings, ma- chines and work manufactured by the pupils. Olmer (Georges), Paris. Essay on pa- per making. Practical School of Commerce and In- dustry for Boys — Agen (Lot-&-Garon- ne). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce and In- dustry for Boys — Beziers (Herault). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce for Adult Men and Women, Paris. View of the class rooms, collection of books pub- lished by the school, pupils' work. Preparatory School for the Central School of Arts and Manufactures, Paris. Method of teaching, curricul- um, pupils' copy-books and drawing, school books. Paris High School of Commerce Old Boys' Society, Paris. Directory. Pub- lications, "Livre d'Or," diagrams. Professoinal Schools of the Chambre Syndicate of Paper. Paris. Synopses, samples manufactured by the school. Portevin (Hippolyte), (Marne). Miscel- laneous publications. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Boys— Brest (Finistere). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Boys— Cette (Herault). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Boys Clermont-Ferrand (Puy-de-Dome). Photographs, pupils' work. FRANCE. S3 Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Boys — ^Dijon (Cote-d'Or). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Boys — Fourmies (Nord). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Boys — Grenoble (Isere). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Boys — i\Ians (Sarthe). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Boys — Puy (Hte Loire). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Boj^s — Linioges (Haite-Vi- enne). Photographs. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Boys — Alarmande (Lot-&- Garonne). Pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Boys — Mazamet (Tarn). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for 603-5 — Narbonne (Aude). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustrj' for Boys — Nomes (Gard). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Boys — Pont-de-Beauvoisin (Isere). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Boys — Reims (Marne). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Boys — Romans (Drome). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Boys — Vienne (Isere). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce for Boys — Boulogne-sur-Mer (Pas-de-Calais). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Industry for Boys — Boulogne-sur-Mer (Pas-de-Calais). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Industry for Boys — Brive (Correze). Photographs, pu- pils' work. Practical School of Industry for Boys — Ebeuf (Seine-Inferieue). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Industry for Boys — Firminy (Loire). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Industry and Navan Engineer Apprentices — Havre (Seine- Inferieure). Photographs. p u p i 1 s' work. Practical School of Industry for Boys — Lille (Nord). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Industry for Boys — Alarseilles (Bouches-du-Rhone). Pho- tographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Industry for Boys Montbeliard (Doubs). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Industry for Boys at Morez (Jura). Photographs, pu- pils' work. Practical School of Industry for Boys— Rennes (Ille-&-Vilaine). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Industry for Boys— Rive-de-Gier (Loire). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Industry for Boys- Rouen (Seine-Inferieure). Photo- graphs, pupils' work. Practical School of Industry for Boys Saint-Chamond (Loire). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Industry for Boys Saint-Etienne (Loire). Photographs. pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Girls— Boulogne-sur-Mer (Pas-de-Calais). Photographs, pupils" work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Girls— Dijon (Cote-d'Or). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Girls— Havre (Seine-Infe- neure). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Girls — Marseilles (Bouches- du-Rhone). Photographs, p u o i 1 s' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Girls — Nantes (Loire-Infe- rieure). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Girls — Reims (Marne). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce and In- dustry for Girls — Rouen (Seine-Infe- rieure). Photographs, pupils' work. Practical School of Commerce & In- dustry for Girls — St.-Etienne (Loire). Photographs, pupils' work. Ruze (Eugene), Paris (School of ap- prentices in fur dressing). Synopses, hides, work by apprentices, pupils' copy books. Risson, Paris. Summary History of Commerce. School of Arts et Metiers — Chalons sur-Marne. Photographs, drawings, pieces and machines manufactured by the pupils. Society of Professional Instruction of Carriage Building Lender the Patron- age of the Chambre Syndicate of Car- riage Builders — Paris. Notice of the professional lessons of the society. Society of the Moulding Sculptors of France, Paris. Models for the teach- ing of design. DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Special School for Public Works, Paris. Courses and instruction of the school pupils' work. Results obtained. Schefer (Mrs. G.), Paris. School books. Society Acad-Emique of Book-Keeping, Paris. Diagrams, books, miscellaneous documents. Society for Paternal Assistance to Chil- dren Employed in the Flower and Feather Industry, Paris. Work made by the pupils of the society, miscella- neous documents. Society for the Defence of Commerce and Industry in Marseilles, Marseilles (Bouches-du-Rhone). Synopses, in- formation and statistics. Society of Professional Instruction of the Rhone. Lyon (Rhone). Diagrams and statistical documents, cal documents. Society of Modern Instruction for the Development of the Instruction of Adults, Paris. Documents. Shorthand Institute of France, Paris. Statistical synopses, miscellaneous pub- lications. Urwiller (Auguste), Paris. Book keep- ing. Vuibert and Nony, Publishers, Paris. Books, papers, programs. COLONIES. Technical and Professional School, Ta- nanarive, Madagascar. A set of 12 specimen tables, giving, in addition to information concerning the School's peculiar work, a set of samples of leather and silk goods produced in the various workshops. GERMANY. Arranged and Installed by the Prussian Kultus Ministerium. LOCATION: BLOCKS lo AND 3. AISLES 4 AND 5. GROUP I. Buczilowsky, A., Berlin. Model. Deipser, Dr., Neuwied. Map. Deutscher Verein fuer Knabenhandarbeit, Leipzig. Charts and publications. Dorfschule, Datum-Nienhoefen. Pictures. photos, schoolwork, charts, syllabi, schedules. Faber, Oswald, Leipzig. Models. Fischer, S. E., Oberseiffenbach, . Erzge- birge. Froebelwork. Fricke, H., Hamburg. Photos. Imperial Government of German East Africa. Photographs of schools. (In- stalled in Palace of Agriculture. Knaben-Gemeindeschule 232, Berlin. Pictures, photos, schoolwork, charts, syllabi, schedules. Knaben-Mittelschule (Amdt-S c h u 1 e) Stettin. Pictures, photos, schoolwork, charts, syllabi, schedules. Knaben-Volkschule, Hannover- Linden. Drawings of pupils. Landratsamt, Gelsenkirchen. Map. Lehrer-Seminar, Bromberg, and De- litzsch. Drawings of pupils. Lehrer-Seminar, Reichenbach O/L. Drawings of pupils. Lehrer Seminar, Ziegenhals. Pictures, photos. scho<)lwork, charts, syllabi, schedules. Lehrerinnen Seminar, Burgsteinfurt. Pictures, photos, schoolwork, charts, syllabi, schedules. Maedchen Gemeindeschule 213, Berlin. Pictures, photos, schoolwork, charts, syllabi, schedules. Maedchen Mittelschule, erste, Stettin. Pic- Pictures, photos, schoolwork, charts, syllabi, schedules. Ruess, Wilh., Sculptor. Models. Schmidt, Dr. F. A., Bonn. Charts. Schuelerwerkstatt, Leipzig. Pictures, photos. Siemenroth, Franz, Berlin. Models. Stadt Verwaltung, Barmen, Berlin, Biele- feld, Breslau, Charlottenburg, Chem- nitz, Darmstadt, Dresden, Elberfeld, Madchen Mittlelschule, erste, Stettin. Pic- tures, photos, schoolwork, charts, syl- Frankfurt, a/M., Hanover, Hildesheim, Hoerde, Kassel, Koenigsberg i/Pr., Leipzig, Mainz, Muenchen, Nurnberg. Posen, Stettin, Stolp i/Pom, Strassburg i/E. Collective exhibit of models, photos, pictures, charts, maps, school- work, schedules, publications, draw- ings. Zentralauschuss zur Foerderung der Volks und Tugendspiele in Deutsch- land, Gorlitz. Maps. GROUP 2. Augustasschule, Koenigliche, mit Lehrer- innen Seminar, Berlin. Drawings of pupils and pictures, photos, school- work, charts, syllabi, schedules. GERMANY. 95 Auguste Victoria Gymnasium, Posen. Pictures, photos, schoolwork, charts, sj'llabi, schedules. Deutsche Auslandsschule, Antwerpen. Reports. Deutsche Auslandsschule, Brussel. Re- ports. Deutsche Auslandsschule, Bukarest. Re- ports. Deutsche Auslandsschule Konstantino- pel. Reports. Elizabeth Gymnasium, Breslau. Draw- ings of pupils. Evangelisches Paedagogium Godesberg a/Rh. Pictures, photos, schoolwork, charts, syllabi, schedules. Faber, Oswald, Leipzig. Models. Goethe Gymnasium, Frankfurt a/M. Pic- tures, photos, schoolwork, charts, syl- labi, schedules. Gymnasium, Dortmund. Drawings of pu- pils. Gymnasium und Realgymnasium, Flens- burg. Drawings of pupils. Gymnasium, Staedtisches, Stettin. Draw- ings of pupils. Gymnasium Wongrowitz. Pictures, pho- tos, schnohvork, charts, syllabi, sched- ules. Hoehere Toechterschule der Franke'- schen. Stiftungen Halle a/S. Draw- ings of pupils. Hoehere Toechterschule Igu Hannover. Drawings of pupils. Imperial Government of German East Africa. Photographs showing educa- tion of negroes. (Installed in Agricul- tural Building.) Joachimsthal'sches Gymnasium, Berlin. Pictures, photos, schoolwork, charts, sj'llabi, schedules. Kadetten Anstalten. Pictures, photos, school work, charts, syllabi, schedules. Kaiserin Auguste Victoriaschule, Stettin. Drawings of pupils. Klahr, Dresden. Photos. Kohlrausch, Dr., Hannover. Photos. Landesschule Pforta. Pictures, photos. schoolwork, charts, syllabi, schedules. Leuchtenberger, Dr., Coeln a Rheim. Chart. Lorenz, Dr., Quendlinburg. Photos. Luerssen, Fr., Aumund bei Bremen. Model of boas. Nahrwold, Dr., Berlin. Chart and publi- cations. Ober-Realschule, Friederich-Werdersche, Berlin. Drawings of pupils. Ober-Realschule, Bochum. Drawings of pupils and pictures, photos, school- work^ charts, syllabi, schedules. Ober-Realschule Gr. Lichterfelde, Berlin. Drawings of pupils. Realgymnasium, Altona. Drawings of pupils. Realgymnasium, Barmen. Pictures, pho- tos, schoolwork, charts, syllabi, sched- ules. Realgymnasium, Elberfeld. Pictures, photos, schoolwork, charts, syllabi, schedules. Realgymnasium ("Musterschule"), Frank- furt a/M. Drawings of pupils and pictures, photos, schoolwork, charts, syllabi, schedules. Realgymnasium, Iserlohn. Drawings of pupils. Realschule II., Berlin. Pictures, photos, schoolwork, charts, syllabi, schedules. Realschule X.', Berlin. Drawings of pu- pils. Realschule, Katholische, Breslau. Draw- ings of pupils. Realschule, Staedtische, Erfurt. Draw- ings of pupils. Realschule, Kreuznach. Pictures, photos, - schoolwork, charts, s\dlabi, schedules. Schmidt, Dr. T. A., Bonn a Rh. Charts. Sophien-Schule (Hloehere Maedchden- Schule mit Gymnasial — ^Kursen fuer die weibliche Jugend), Hannover. Pictures, photos, schoolwork, charts, syllabi, schedules. Stadt-Verwaltung, Barmen, Berlin, Boch- um, Breslau, Dresden, Dusseldorf, Eisleben, Elberfeld, Frankfurt a/M, Hamburg, Kreuznach, Leipzig, Muen- chen, Quedlinburg, Stuttgart. Col- lective exhibit of models, photos, charts, pictures, maps, schoolwork, schedules, publications, drawings. Ulbrich, Dr., Berlin. Charts. Wickenhagen, Dr., Schoenberg, Berlin. Photos. GROUP 3. Abegg, Dr., Breslau. Chemical apparatus. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Aeronautisches Observatorium des Koe- nigiichen Meteorologischen Listitut, Berlin. Scientific instruments. Akademie der Wissenschaften, Konig- liche, Berlin. Publications, scientific works. Akademie der Wissenschaften, Koenig- liche, Muenchen. Publications, scien- tific works. Akademischer Ruderverein, Berlin. Pic- ture of the boat-house. Aktien-Gesellschaft fuer Anilienfabrika- tion, Berlin. Chemical preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Aktien-Gesellschaft der chemischen Pro- duktenfabrik Pommerensdorf, Stettin. Chemical preparations. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity). DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Aktiengesellschaft fuer Chemische Pro- dukte, Vormals H. Scheidemandel, Landshuts Chemical preparations. (In- stalled German section Palace of Elec- tricity). Aktien-Gesellchaft fuer Teer and Erdoel Industrie, Berlin. Chemical prepara- tions. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity). Albers-Schoenberg, Dr., Physician, Ham- burg. X-ray pictures. Altmann, Paul, Berlin. Chemical prepa- rations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Anatomische Anstalt der Universities of Berlin. Breslau, Erlangen, Goettingen, Halle a/S., Heidelberg, Jena, Koenigs- berg iln..CjR.Hh . vbgk vbgkqjn — n berg i/Pr., Leipzig, Muenchen, Strass- burg VV. E., Wuerzberg. Collective ex- hibit of models, books, photos, draw- ings, charts. Anatomisch-Biologisches Institut der Universitaet, Berlin. Preparations. Anschuetz, Dr., Bonn. Chemical appa- ratus and preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Apel, W., Goettingen. Chemical appa- ratus. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity). Augenklinik der Universitaet Freiburg i/B. Charts. Badische Anilin und Sodafabrik, Lud- wigshafen a/Rhein. Chemical prepa- rations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Bamberg, C, Berlin-Friedenau. Scien- tific instruments. Bartels, Georg, Mechanician, Goettingen. Chemical apparatus. (Installed Ger- man exhibit Palace of Electricity) and scientific instruments. Bark, Dr., Leipzig. Chemical apparatus. (Installed German section Palace of ElectricitjO- Becker, Mechanician, Goettingen. Scien- tific instruments. Beckmann, Dr. Ernst, Leipzig. Chemical apparatus and preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Behrend, Dr. R., Hannover. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity). Beisswalnger, Vorsteher des Hygiene Laboratoriunis Tieralrztliche Abtei- lung, Stuttgart. Books. Bekel, Max., Hamburg-Barmbeck. Scien- tific instruments. Benda, Dr., Berlin. Pathological prepa- rations. Berg-Akademie, Koenigliche, Freiburg Sachsen. Publication. Berliner, Dr. Paul, Berlin. Wax models. (]\loulagen). Bichringer, Dr., Braunschweig. Chem- ical preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Biel, W., Itzehoe. Apparatus. Bieling, Hugo, Berlin-Steglitz. Scien- tific instruments. Bier, Dr., Berlin (Chirurgische Univer- sitats-Klinik). Preparations. Biltz, Dr. Heinrich, Kiel. Chemical preparations and apparatus. (Installed in German section Palace of Electrici- ty). Biltz, Dr. W., Goettingen. Chemical ap- ' paratus. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Blank, Hugo, Berlin. Chemical prepara- tions. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity). Blochmann, Dr., Koenigsberg i/Pr. Chemical preparations. (Installed Ger- man section. Palace of Electricity.) Bockenheimer, Dr., Berlin (Chirurgische Universitats-Klinik ), Preparations. Boehringer, C. F. & Soehne, Waldhof, near Mannheim. Chemical prepara- tions. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Boehme, Moritz, Berlin. Model. Bolle, C, Berlin. Photos. Borchardt, Dr., Berlin, (Chirurgische Universitats-Klinik). Preparations. Borchers, Dr., Aachen. Chemical ap- paratus. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Boerner & Hertzberg, Berlin. Pictures. Bosch, I. & A., Strassburg i/E. Scien- tific instruments. Botanischer Garten und Museum der Uni- versitaet, Berlin. Maps, photos, paint- ings; products from the German col- onies. Bredig, Dr., Heidelberg. Chemical ap- ;paratus. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Bredt, Dr. I., Aachen. Chemical appara- tus and preparations. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity). Bruck, G., Berlin. Scientific instruments. Brunck, Dr. O., Freiberg i/Sachsen. Chemical apparatus and preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Brunnee, R., Goettingen. Scientific instru- ments. Buchner, Dr. E., Berlin. Chemical ap- paratus and preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Buelow, Dr., Tuebingen. Chemical prepa- rations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Bunge, Paul, Hamburg. Scientific in- struments. GERMANY. 97 Bunte, Dr., Karlsruhe i/Baden. Chem- ical apparatus. (Installed German sec- tion l^alace of Electricity). Burger, Reinhold, Berlin. Scientific in- struments. Burkhardt, Arthur, Glashuette i/Sachsen. Scientitic instruments. Busch, Dr., Erlangen. Chemical prepa- rations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Cassella, Leopold & Co., Frankfurt a/M. Chemical preparations. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity). Charite-Krankenhaus mit Universitat- Kliniken, Berlin. Photos, drawings, paintings. Chemische Fabrik Alt-Herzberg. Alvin Nieske, Dresden. Chemical prepara- tions. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity). Chemische Fabrik auf Actien (Vormals E. Schering), Berlin. Apparatus. Chemische Fabrik Gernsheim-Heubruch, Mannheim. Chemical preparations, (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) tions. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity). Chemische Fabrik Griesheim-Elektron, near Frankfurt a/M. Chemical prep- arations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Chemische Fabrik Hoeningen, vormals Walter Feld & Co., Horningen a/Rhein. Chemical preparations. (In- stalled in German section Palace of Electricity.) Chemische Fabrik, Dr. Eugen Schaal, "Feucrbach. Chemical preparations. (Installed in German section Palace of Electricity.) Chemische Fabriken vormals Weiler-ter- Meer. Verdingen a/Rhein. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity.) I. Chemisches Institut der Universitaet, Berlin. Chemical apparatus and prep- arations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Chemisches Institut der Universitaet Bonn. Chemical preparations. (In- stalled German section Palace of Elec tricity.) Chirurgische Universitacts — Klinik, of Berlin, Breslau, Bonn, Kiel. Koenigs- berg, Leipzig. Collective exhibit of models, apparatus, charts, photos, wax- models (Moulagen). Classen, Dr. A., Aachen. Chemical ap- paratus. (Installed German section of Palace of Electricity.) Christoph & Unmack Aktien-Gesellschaft, Niesky Oberlauritz. Model. Coehn, Dr., Goettingen. Chemical prep- arations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Coelner, Ceresinfabrik, Gebruder Maus, Coin a/Rhein. Chemical preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Conrad, Dr., AschafFenburg. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity.) Continental Caoutchouc & Gutta-Percha Co., Hannover. Scientific apparatus. de la Camp, Dr., Berlin: X-Ray pic- tures. Cowl, Dr., Berlin. X-Ray pictures. Dennstedt, Dr., Hamburg, Staats-labora- torium. Chemical apparatus and prep- arations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Detert, Berlin. Apparatus. Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft, Berlin- Chemical preparations. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Deutsche Gesellschaft, fuer Chirurgie, Berlin. Portraits. Diederichs, Carl, Goettingen. Chemical apparatus. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Dielts, Dr. Berlin. Chemical prepara- tions. Dimroth, Dr., Tuebingen. Chemical prep- arations. Dittmar, W., Berlin. Model. Doebner, Dr. Halle a/S. Chemical prep- arations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Draegerwerke Luebeck. Surgical appa- ratus. Dreyer, Rosenkranz & Droop, Hannover. Scientific mstruments. Drude, Dr., Giessen. Chemical appa- ratus. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Duerck, Dr. Hermann, Muenchen. Pic- tures & photos. Ijustless Co. (Limited), Berlin. Dust- less-Oil. Eisenmann, R., Berlin. Chemical prep- arations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Elbs, Dr., Giessen. Chemical prepara- tions. (Installed German section Pal- ace t>i Electricity.) Elektromotor Co. (Limited), Berlin. Models. Emmerling, Dr. O., Berlin. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity.) Engler, Dr., Karlsruhe. Chemical appa- ratus and preparatioss. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Enke, Ferdinand, Stuttgart. Books. Enoch, Dr. Karl, Serumlaboratorium, Hamburg. Samples of serum. Erdmann, Dr. Ernst, Charlottenburg. Chemical apparatus. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Farbenfabriken vormals Friedr, Bayer & Co., Elberfeld. Chemical preparations. 98 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Farbwerke vormals Meister, Lucius & Bruening, Hoechst a/Main. Chemical preparations; samples of serum. (In- stalled German section Palace of Elec- tricity.) Fechner, Mechanician, Potsdam. Scien- tific instruments. Fischer, Dr., Emil, Berlin. Chemical preparations and apparatus. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Fischer, Dr. Ferdinand, Goettingen. Chemical apparatus. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Fischer, F. L., Freiburg i/Br. Models. Fischer, Gustav, Jena. Books. Fischer, Dr. Otto, Erlangen. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity.) Fraenkel, Dr. A., Berlin. Pictures. Freund, Dr., Frankfurt a/M. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity.) Frohoe, Dr., Berlin. Preparations. Fromm, Dr., Freiburg i/B. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity.) Frosch, Dr., Bakteriologischer Untersu- chungsrat, Friet. Graphical charts. Fuess, R., Steglitz, Berlin. Scientific in- struments. Gabriel, Dr. S., Berlin. Chemical prep- arations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften, Koenig- liche, Goettingen. Publications and scientific works. Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften, Koenig- liche, Leipzig. Publications and scientific works. Giesel & Co., Leipzig. Chemical prep- arations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Goetze, F. O. R., Leipzig. Scientific in- struments. Goldschmidt, Dr. Theodor, Essen a/Ruhr. Chemical apparatus and prep- arations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) » Graf, Dr. & Co., BerUn. Paints. Greeff, Dr., Berlin. Preparations and drawings. Greiner, Ephraim, Stuetzerbach i/Thue- ringen. Scientific instruments. Grossherzogliches Museum, Darmstadt. Zoological preparations. Grossmarr, Dr. H., Muenster i/W. Chemical preparations. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Gundelach, E., Gehlberg i/Thueringen. Scientific instruments. Guenther & Tegetmeyer, Braunschweig. Scientific instruments. Guenther, Paula, Berlin. Drawings. Gutzmann, Dr. Hermann, Berlin. Ap- paratus. Haarmann & Reimer., Holzminden. Chemical preparations. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Haertel, Georg, Breslau. Surgical in- struments. Halle, Bernhard, Berlin-Steglitz . Scien- tific instruments. V. Hansemann, Dr., Berlin. Patholog. Institute am Krankenhaus, Friedrich- shain. Preparations. Harries, Dr. C., Berlin. Chemical appa- ratus and preparations. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Hartmann, Rud. A., Berlin. Drawings. Hartmann & Braun, Aktiengesellschaft, Frankfurt a/M. Chemical apparatus and scientific instruments. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Hasemann, A., Berlin. Scientific instru- ments. Hauswaldt, H., Mad^eburg. Scientific instruments. Heele, H., Berlin. Scientific instru- ments. Heidelberger Gelatine-Fabriken Stoess & Co., Ziegelhausen - Heidelberg. Chemical preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricit3^) Hempel, Dr., Dresden. Chemical appa- ratus. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) Heraeus, W. C, Hanau. Chemical appa- ratus. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) Heraeus, W. C, Hanau. Chemical appa- Heyl Gebr & Co., Charlottenburg. Chem- ical preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Heyl Gebruder & Co., Charlottenburg. Chemical preparations. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Hirschmann H., Berlin. Surgical appa- ratus. Holde, Dr., Berlin. Chemical apparatus and preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Hommel, H., Mainz. Scientific instru- ments. Hugershoff, F., Mechanician, Leipzig. Chemical apparatus. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Hygienisches Institut der Universitaet, Breslau. Models. Hygienisches Institut der Universitaet, Halle a/S. Charts and apparatus. JHygienisches Institut, Hamburg. Pic- tures and preparations. Ichthyol-Gesellschaft, Cordes, Hermann & Co., Hamburg. Chemical prepara- tions. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) Immelmann, Dr., Berlin. X-ray pictures. Institut fur experimentelle Therapie, Frankfurt a/]M. Photos and apparatus. GERMANY. 99 Institut fur Infektionskrankheiten, Ber- lin. Preparations, pictures, samples of serum, photos, etc. Institut fur Meereskunde, Berlin. Zoo- logical preparations. Jacobson, Dr. P., Berlin. Models and chemical preparations. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Jung, R., Heidelberg. Scientific instru- ments. Junkers & Co.. Dessau. Scientific instru- ments. Kaiserlicher Gesundheits-Amt, Berlin. Statistics and graphic charts. Kalle & Co., Biebrich a/Rhein. Chem- cal preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electriciity.) Kerker, Erwin, Mechanician, Breslau. Chemical apparatus. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Klinik fuer Augenkrankheiten in der Charite. Berlin. Pathological prepa- rations. Klinik fuer Hals-und Nasenkrankheiten, Berlin. Preparations, wax-models. Klinik fuer Haut-und Geschlechtskrank- heiten. Berlin. Charts and photos. Knappschaftsverein, Bochum. Books. Knoefler, Dr., & Co., Ploetzensee-Berlin. Chemical preparations. Knoll & Co., Ludwigshafen a/Rhein. Chemical preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Knorr, Dr., Jena. Chemical prepara- tions. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) Kohl, Max, Chemnitz. Furniture of an Koehler, Fritz, Leipzig. Chemical appa- auditurium. scientific instruments. Kroenig, Dr., Berlin. Charts. ratus. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) Kohlrausch, Dr., Physikalisch-Techni- sche Reichsanstalt, Charlottenburg. Chemical apparatus. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Kolbow, Fritz, Berlin. Wax-models. ( Moulagen.) Konig, Dr., Berlin. Charts. Konig, Dr., Munster i/W. Chemical ap- paratus and preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricit3^) Koerting, Gebrueder, Actien-Gesellschaft, Kortingsdorf near Hannover. Appa- ratus. Kreitling, Paul, Berlin. Apparatus. Kroener, A., Breslau. Wax-models. (Moulagen.) Kruess, A., liamburg. Scientific instru- ments. Kuemmel. Dr., Allgemeines Kranken- haus. Hamburg-Eppendorf. X-ray pic- tures, photos, scientihc instruments. Kunckel, Dr., Rostock. Chemical appa- ratus. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) ' Kunheim & Co., Berlin. Chemical prepa- j rations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Kuester, Dr. William, Stuttgart. Chem- ical preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Kutscher, Dr., Marburg. Chemical pre- j parations. (Installed German section I Palace of Electricity.) Ladenburg, Dr., Breslau. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity.) Lange, Dr., Crefeld. Chemical appa- ratus. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) Langerhans, Dr., Berlin. Pathologisch- Anatomische, Anstalt Krankenhaus Moabit. Chemical preparations. Lassar, Dr., Berlin. Diapositives, wax- models. (Moulages.) Lautenschlaeger, F. & M., Berlin. Appa- ratus of the Laboratory for bacterio- logy, disinfection-apparatus. Lehmann, I. F., Muenchen. Drawings. Leitz, Ernst, Wetzlar a/L. Scientific in- strument's, microscopes. Lentz, E. A., Berlin. Chemical appa- ratus. (Installed German section Pai- ace of Electricity.) Lentz, Ernst., Berlin. Hospital fittings. Leppin & Masche, Berlin. Scientific in- struments. Lesser, Dr., Berlin. Photos. Levy-Dom, Dr., Berlin. X-ray pictures. Lexer, Dr., Berlin. (Chirurgische Uni- versitats-Klinik.) Chemical prepara- tions. Liebermann, Dr., Berlin. Charlotten- burg. Chemical preparations. (In- stalled German section Palace of Elec- tricity.) Lindner, Dr., Berlin. Chemical appa- ratus. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) Loewenstein, Louis & H., Berlin. Scien- tific instruments, demonstration appa- ratus. Lorenz, Darmstadt. Books. Luther, D., Actien-Gesellschaft, Braun- schweig. Chemical apparatus. (In- stalled German section Palace of Elec- tricity.) Lux, Friedrich, Ludwigshafen a/Rh. Chemical apparatus. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Scientific instruments. Lungenheilstaette, Belzig. Statistical charts. Lysoform Co., Ltd., Berlin. Prepara- tions. Mahla, Dr. F., Berlin. Chemical prepa- rations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricit}^) 100 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Marckwald, Dr. W., Berlin. Chemical ap- paratus, preparations. (Installed Lrer- man section Palace of Electricity.) Marquart, Dr. L. C, Beuel a/Rh. Chemi- cal preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Medizinal Abteilung des Kgl. Preuss., Kriegsministers, Berlin. Graphical charts. Medizinal Abteilung des Kgl. Preuss. Un- terrichts Ministers, Berlin. Plans of the Lepra Home in Memel. Medizinlisches Warenhaus (A,-G), Ber- lin. jNlodels, instruments. Merck, E., Darmstadt, Chemical prepa- rations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Merck, E., Darmstadt. Sample of serum. Messbild Anstalt., Berlin. Photos of the university, buildings of Breslau and Marburg. Messters Projection, Ltd., Berlin. Ap- paratus. Meyer, Dr., Braunschweig. Chemical apparatus, preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Meyerhoflfer, Dr., Berlin. Chemical ap- paratus. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Michaelis, Dr., Rostock i/M. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity.) Miethe, Dr., Charlottenburg. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity.) Miethe, Dr. Scientific instruments. Ministerium fur Kultur & Unterricht, Dresden. Models and sketches. Mitscherlich, Dr. Alexander, Freiburg i/B. Chemical preparations. (In- stalled German section Palace of Elec- tricit}^) Mittelbach, Robert. Mechanician, Goet- tingen. Chemical apparatus. (In- stalled German section Palace of Elec- tricity). Moehlau, Dr., Dresden. Chemical prep- arations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Moeller, Dr., Belzig. Photos, graphic charts, models. Moeller, I. D., Wedel i/Holst. Scientific mstruments. Museum fur Naturkunde der Universitaet, Berlin. Zoological preparations. Mueller, P. Jos., & Co., Berlin. Fur- niture of an auditorium. Mueller, F. Ad. Soehne, Wiesbaden. Artificial eyes. Mueller-Uri, Richard, Braunschweig. Scientific instruments. Naturalien Kabinett, Stuttgart. Zoo- logical preparations. Naturhistorisches Museum, Bremen: Zoological preparations. Naturhistorisches Museum, Hamburg. Zoological preparations. Naumann, Dr. A., Giessen. Model of chemical apparatus. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Nernst, Dr., Goettingen. Chemical ap- paratus. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Neuberg, Dr. C, Berlin. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity.) Neumayer, Dr. Ludwig, Muenchen. Model. Neurobiologisches Universitaets-Labora- torium, BerHn. Charts and Diaposi- tives. Niedner, Dr., Berlin. Pictures. Niehls, W., Berlin. Scientific instru- ments. Noelting, Dr., Muehlhausen i/E. Chemi- cal preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Nordseemuseum, Helgoland. Zoological preparations. Normal Eichungs-Kommission, Charlot- tenburg. Scientific instruments. Oehler, Anilin-und Anilinfarbenfabrik, Offenbach a/M. Chemical prepara- tions. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) V. Oettingen, Dr. W., Steglitz-Berlin. Models. Ohrenklinik der Kgl. Charite, Berlin. Models. Orthopaedisch-Chirurgische Klinik von Dr. Fopp & Dr. Eckstein, Berlin. Photos. Ost, Dr., Hannover. Chemical appa- ratus and preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Osterloh, Paul, Leipzig-Gautzsch. Zoo- logical models. Ostwald, Dr., Leipzig. Chemical appa- ratus. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) Paal, Dr., Erlangen. Chemical prepa- rations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Podewils Fabriken, Ltd., Augsburg. Ap- paratus. Pathologisches Institut &tr Kgl. Thier- aertzlichen Hochschule, Muenchen. Preparations. Pathologisches Institut der Universitaet, Berlin. Preparations, wax-models, photos. Pathologisches Institut der Universitaet, Breslau. Charts. Pathologisches Institut der Universitaet, Kiel. Photos. Pathologisches Institut der Universitaet, Muenchen. Preparations. Pest, F. W., Berlin. Chemical appa- ratus. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) GERMANY. 101 Peters, Julius, Berlin. Scientific instru- ments. Petzold, M., Chemnitz. Diapositives. Pfau, H., Berlin. Model. Pfeffer, Dr., Leipzig. Chemical appa- ratus. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) Pharmakologisches Institut der Univer- sitaet, Berlin. Preparations. Physikalisch-Technische Reichsanst alt, Charlottenburg. Scientific instruments. Pinner, Dr., Berlin. Chemical prepara- tions. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) Piorkowski, Dr., Berlin. Charts. Poeckel, Dr., Heinrich, Berlin. Chemi- cal apparatus. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity.) Porzellan-Manufactur Konigliche, Berlin. Chemical apparatus. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Provinzialmuseum, Altona. Photos, zoo- logical preparations. Pschorr, Dr. R., Berlin. Chemical prepa- rations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Psychiatrische Klinik der Universitat, Giessen. Charts and plans. Psychiatrische und Nerven-Klinik der Universitat, Kiel. Preparations. Quantmeyer & Eicke, Berlin. Samples (if linoleum. Raschig, Dr. F., Ludwigshafen a/Rh. Chemical preparations. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Reinke, Dr., Braunsweig. Chemical appa- ratus, preparations. Richter, C, Berlin. Scientific Instru- ments. Riedinger, A., Augsburg. Scientific in- struments. Riefler, Clemens, Munchen. Scientific instruments. Rietschel & Henneberg, Berlin. Appa- ratus. Rohde, Dr., Munchen. Chemical prepa- rations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Rosenberg, Th., Berlin. Scientific in- struments. Rosenheim, Dr., Berlin. Chemical prepa- rations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Ruff, Dr. Otto, Berlin. Chemical prepa- rations and apparatus. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Ruhstrat, Gebrueder, Goettinger. Chemi- cal apparatus. Rumpel, Dr., Hamburg. Allgemeines Krankenhaus. Charts. Sachsse, E., & Co., Leipzig. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity). Sachs, Dr., Berlin. Chemical prepara- tions, charts. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity). Salkowski, Dr., Berlin. Chemical prep- arations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Salkowski, Dr., Muenster i/W. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity). Sartorius, F., Goettingen u Rauschen- wasser. Chemical preparations and apparatus. Installed German section Palace of Electricity).. Schaeffer & Budenberg, Magdeburg- Bockau. Scientific instruments. Schanze, M., Leipzig, Apparatus. Scheibert, M. & H., Berlin. Microscopes. Schiltsky, Berlin. Models in dentistry. Schmidt, W., Giessen. Chemical appa- ratus. . Schmidt, Franz & Haensch, Berlin. Chemical apparatus. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Schmidt. Scientific instruments. Schinorl Dr., Dresden. Pathologisches Institut d. Stadt, Krankenhauses. Pic- tures, -r- • Schoenner, G., Nuernberg. Scientific in- struments. ^, . , SchoU, Dr. R., Karlsruhe. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity). , Schopper, Louis, Leipzig. Scientific in- struments. . Schott und Genossen, Jena. Scientific instruments. Schott und Genossen. Chemical appa- ratus. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity). Schuchardt, Dr. Th., Goerlitz. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity). Schultz, Dr., Muenchen. Chemical pre- parations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity.) Schultze, G. A., Berlin. Scientific instru- ments. Seifert, Praeparator, Berlin. Model. Siebert, Dr., & Kuehn, Cassel. Scientific instruments. Siegfried, Dr., Leipzig. Chemical prepa- rations and apparatus. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity). Siemens & Halske, A.-G., Berlin. X-ray cabinet, scientific instruments and ap- paratus. Silberstein, Dr. Ernst, Berlin. Model. Simundt, Percy, Berlin. Surgical instru- ments. Sobernheim, Dr., Halle a/S. Prepara- tions, photos, samples of serum. Summer & Runge, Berlin. Scientific in- struments. Spoerhase, W., Giessen. Scientific in- struments. 102 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Staedel, Dr., Darmstadt. Chemical ap- paratus. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Stassfurter Chemische Fabriken, Vorm. Vorster & Gruenberg. Stassfurt Chemical preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Stavenhagen, Dr. Berlin-Grunewald. Chemical preparations. (Installed in German section Palace of Electricity). Steger, I., Leipzig. Preparations and models for anatomy. Stock, Dr. A., Berlin. Chemical ap- paratus and preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Stoehr, Dr., Kiel. Chemical prepara- tions. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity). Stoermer, Dr., Rostock. Chemical prep- arations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Stueckrath, P., Friedenau-Berlin. Scien- tific instruments. Technische Hochschule, Berlin-Charlot- tenburg. Graphical sketches, models, photos. Technische Hochschule, Danzig. Paint- "^S- „ . .^ . Tesdorpf, L., Stuttgart. Scientific instru- ments. Thermophor-Gesellschaft, BerUn. Ap- paratus. Thiele, Dr. I., Strassburg i/E. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity). Thierfelder, Dr., Berlin. Chemical prep- arations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Thoms, Dr., Dahlem, near Steglitz-Ber- lin. Chemical apparatus. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Thorner, Dr. Walter, BerUn. Diaposi- tions. Tollens, Dr., Goettingen. Chemical ap- paratus, preparations. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity). Toepfer, Otto & Sohn, Potsdam. Scien- tific instruments Traube, Dr. Wilhelm, Berlin. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity). linger, Dr., Berlin. Preparations. Universitaet Wuerzburg. Drawings, sketches, photos. Universitaets Augenklinik, Breslau. Di- apositives. Universitaets Institut fur Untersuchun- gen mit Roentgen-Strahlen, Berlin. Di- apositives. Universitaets Klinik fur Hautkrankheit, Breslau. Photos and wax-models. Universitaet Leipzig. Drawings, sketches, photos. Universitaet Marburg. Copies of audi- torium, pictures. Universitaets Poliklinik fur Orthopaed- ische Chirurgie, Berlin. Surgical prep- arations. Unterrichts-Ministerium, Berlin. Paint- ing of the new aeronautical observa- tory Linderberg, near Berlin; drawings and sketches of university buildings and institutes, drawings and paintings of the new royal library, map of Ger- many, showing all universities and academies. Vereinigte Chemische Werke. Charlot- tenburg. Chemical preparations. (In- stalled German section Palace of Elec- tricity). Vereingte Fabriken fuer Laboratoriums- bedarf (Ltd.), Berlin. Chemical ap- paratus. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Vongerichten, Dr., Jena. Chemical prep- arations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Wallach, Dr. O., Goettingen. Chemical aparatus, preparations. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity). WanschafT, L, Berlin. Scientific instru- ments. Werner & Winter, Frankfurt a^M. Lith- ographic reproductions. Wedekind, Dr. E., Tuebingen. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity). Wedekind, R., & Co., Uerdingen a/Rh. Chemical preparations. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity). Weinland, Dr., Tuebingen. Chemical preparations. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity). I Westphal & Reinhold, Berlin. Photos. Mensing, A., Berlin. Scientific instru- ments. Wichelhaus, Dr., Berlin. Chemical ap- paratus, chemical preparations. (In- stalled German section Palace of Elec- tricity). Windisch, Dr. K., Geisenheim a/Rh. Chemical apparatus. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Windier, H., Berlin. Surgical instru- ments. Winkler, Dr. Clemens, Dresden. Chem- ical apparatus,- preparations, model. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Wirsing, Theodor, Schweinfurt. Chem- ical preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity;. V'/isliceus, Dr. Hans. Tharandt i/S. Chemical apparatus, models. (Installed Cicrnian section Palace of Electricity), Wislicenus, Dr. Johannes, Tuebingen. Chemical preparations. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity). GERMANY. 103 Wislicenus, Dr. Wilhelm, Tuebingen. Chemical preparations. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity.) Witscherlich, Dr. Alexander, Freiburg i/B. Chemical preparations. (In- stalled German section Palace of Elec- tricity). Woehler, Dr. Lothar, Karlsruhe. Chem- ical preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Wohl, Dr., Berlin. Chemical prepara- tions and apparatus. (Installed Ger- man section Palace of Electricity). Wolf, Dr. Max., Heidelberg. Scientific instruments. Wolf, Otto, Berlin. Scientific instru- ments. Wolffenstein, Dr., Charlottenburg. Chem- ical preparations. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Zeiss, Carl, Jena. Optical instruments. Scientific apparatus. Zeiss, Carl. Chemical apparatus. (In- stalled German section Palace of Elec- tricity.) Ziegler, Friedrich, Freiburg i/B. Models for anatomy. Zoologisches Institut der Tieraertzlichen Hochschule, Muenchen. Zoological preparations. Zoologisches Institut der Universitaet Berlin. Zoological preparations. Zoologisches Institut der Universitaet Heidelberg. Zoological preparations. Zoologisches Institut der Universitaet Leipzig. Zoological preparations. Zoologisches Institut der Universitaet Wuezburg. ^Models, zoological prepa- rations. GROUP 5. Installed in German Section, Palace of Agriculture. Agricultural Experimenting Station, Cas- sel, Marburg on Lahn. Precision ad- justing balance. Agricultural Experimenting Station, Hil- desheim. Rotating apparatus. Ackerbauschule Badersleben, Provinz Sachsen. Photographic illustrations. Biologische Anstalt des Kais, Gesund- heitsamts. Berlin. Alodel of the ex- perimental field in Dahlem. Brendel, R. Kolonie Grunewald b. Berlin. Abidels for instruction in botany. Chemical Agriculture Experimenting Station, Dahme (Mark). Publications an dphotographic reproductions. Fennel, Soehne Otto, Cassel, Theodolites. Tacheometers; levelling instruments. Gebhardt, Soehne Paul, Berlin. Appa- ratus for instruction in physics; ex- perimenting table. Gebrueder Michell, Berlin. Gypsum busts. Haferlandt. Wilhelm & Co., G. m. b. H., Berlin. Natural preparations for in- struction. Hauptner, H., Berlin. Collection of in- struments, means of instructions. Haushaltungsschule, Hameln (Province Hannover). Photographic illustrations. Haushaltungsschule Nebra a. U. (Pro- vince Sachsen). Photographic illus- trations. Institute for Animal Physiology, Bonn- Poppelsdorf. Reproductions concern- ing respiration calirometer. Kaulfusssche Th. Buchhandlung P. Pfeififer, Liebnitz. Collective exhibit of means of instruction. Kgl. Bayrische Agrikulturbotanische An- stalt, Muenchen. Pure cultivation of nitrogen assimilating bacteriae. Kgl. Landwirtschaftliche Akademie Pop- pelsdorf-Bonn. Photographic illus- trations, plans, etc. Kgl. Landwirtschaftliche Hochschule, Berlin. Photographic illustrations, etc. Kgl. Kgl. Preuss, Ministerium fuer Land- wirtschaft, Doinaenen und Forsten, Berlin. Graphic representations, sta- tistics. Landsberg, Max, Berlin. Models of the German breeds of cattle. Landwirtschaftskammer der Rheinpro- vinz, Bonn. Picture of a Rhenish horse. Landwirtschaftl, Winterschule Gross- foerste (Provinz Hannover). Photo- graphic illustrations. Landwirtschaftliche Lehranstalt und Haushaltungssciiule Hagen i/W. Landwirtschaftsschule Cleve (R h e i n Provinz). Models of agricultural im- plements. Landwirtschaftsschule Eldena (Provinz Pommern). Means of instruction in knowledge of the soil. Landwirtschaftsschule Flensburg. Col- lection of articles of fodder, Landwirtschaftsschule Hildesheim (Pro- vinz Hannover). Means of instruction in chemistry. Landwirtschaftsschule Liegnitz i. Schl. Collection of artificial sets of Jidrse's teeth. Landwirtschaftsschule Schievelbein. Pho- tograph of the Institute building. Milchwirtschaftliches Institut Hameln (Hannover). Photographs concerning the institute. Muencke, Dr. Robert, Berlin. Means of instruction in knowledge of the soil, etc. Omeis, Dr. Th., Wuerzburg. Filtering stands for analytical laboratories. Parey, Paul, Berlin. Pictures of breeds, etc. 104 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Reisswaenger, Stuttgart. Serum against swine fever. Reit und Fahrschule Elmshorn (Provinz Schleswig-Holstein). Photographic il- lustrations. Royal Saxon Agricultural Experimenting Station, Moeckern. together with Franz Hugershoff. Leipzig. Model of a res- piration apparatus. Royal High School for Agricultural, Ber- lin. Respiration apparatus. Schimmel & Co., Miltiz, near Leipzig. Pollantin. Vereinigte Fabriken fuer Laboratoriums- bedarf m. b. H., Berlin. Outfit for the chemical laboratory of an agricul- tural experimenting station. Voigt, Hugo, Leipzig. Text-books for instruction in agricultural educational institutes. Wiesenbauschule, Schleusingen. Models of land improvements. Wiesenbauschule Siegen (Provinz West- falen). Models of meadow cultivation; means of instruction; projects. Zwirncr, L., Nachfolger, Lautenbach (Baden). Plastic imitations of va- rieties of fruit for educational purposes. GROUP 6. Handels-Hochschule, Coeln Sketches, photos, statistics. a/Rhein. GROUP 7. Blindenanstalt, Koenigliche, Steglitz, Berlin. Pictures, photos, schoolwork, charts, syllabi, schedules. Hilfsschule fuer schwachbegabte Kinder Stolp i/Pommern. Photos, publica- tions. Idioten-Anstalt Berlin-Dalldorf. Pic- tures, photos, school work, charts, syl- labi, schedules. Kunz, M., Blindenanstalt Illzach i/El- sass. Books, maps, models. Piper, Hermann, Idiotenanstalt, Berlin- Dalldorf. ^Models, photos, publica- tions. Taubstummen-Erziehungs-A n s t a 1 t, Frankfurt, a/^I. Pictures, photos, school work, charts, syllabi, schedules. Zentral-Taubstummen-Institut, M u e n- chen. Photos and pictures. GROUP 8. Ahrens, Dr., F. B., Breslau. Scientific works. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) Albrecht Duerer-Haus, Sutterlin & Scholl. Berlin. [Models. Amthor, Leipzig. Books, pictures. Anders, Richard, Charlottenburg. Model. Anschuetz, Dr., Bonn-Poppelsdorf, Scien- tific works. (Installed Gerinan section Palace of Electricity.) Aschendorff, Muenster i/W. Books. Asher, A., & Co., Berlin. Books. Barth, Joh., Ambrosius, Leipzig. Scien- tific \yorks. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Beck, C. H., Muenchen. Books. Belser, Chr., Stuttgart. Books. Blochmann, Dr., Koenigsberg i/Pr. Sci- entific works. ( Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity.) Boehlau, Herm., Nachfolger, Weimar. Books. Boettcher, A., Naturalien u. Lehrmittell. Handlung, Berlin. Models. Bonde, O., Altenburg. Books. Borchers, Dr., Aachen. Scientific works. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Borntraeger, Gebrueder, Berlin. Books. Brandstetter, Friedrich. Books. Bredig, Dr., Heidelberg. Scientific works. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) Breitkopf & Haertel, Leipzig. Pictures. Brendel, R., Grunewald-Berlin. Models. Brink, Heinrich, Kassel-Wahlerhausen. Model. Buchhandlung dcs Waisenhauses, Halle a/S. Books, pictures. V. Buchka, Dr., Berlin. Scientific works. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Buczilowsky, A., Berlin. Model. Classen, Dr., Aachen. Scientific works. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Cotta, F. G., Berlin. Books. Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft, Berlin. Scientific works. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Deutsche Dichter-Gedaechtnis-Stiftung, Hamburg-Grossbarstel. Books. Deutsche Orient-Gesellschaft, Berlin. Maps f)f Ahusier and ancient Babylon. Diesterweg Moritz, Frankfurt a/M. Books. Dinges, F., Seminarlehrer, Mindelheim, Bayern. Alodels. V. Drygalski, Dr. E., Berlin. (Installed German section Palace of Transporta- tion.) Duerr, Leipzig. Books. Ebbecke, Friedrich, Lassa i/Posen. Ap- paratus, models, books. Elbs, Dr. Giessen. Scientific works. (In- stalled German section Palace of Elec- tricity.) Elwert. N. G., Marburg. Books. Faber, Oswald, i^eipzig - Paunsdorf. Model. Fechner, Wilhelm, Berlm. Portrait. GERMANY. 105 Fischer, Dr. Emil, Berlin. Scientific works. (Installed German section Pal- ace oi Electricity.) Fischer, Dr. Ferdinand, Goettingen. Sci- entific works. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity.) Fischer, Gustav, Jena. Books, charts. Fischers Medizinische Buchhandlung, Berlin. P)Ooks. Fisher, Th. G., & Co., Cassel. Charts. Fock, Gustav, Leipzig. Books. Foerster & Borries, Graphische Kunstan- stalt. Zwickau, Sachsen. Books. Freytag, G., & Berndt, Wien. Maps. Frytag, G., Leipzig. Books. Gebhardt, Paul Sohne, Berlin. Appa- ratus. Gebel, B. W., Gr. Lichterfelde-Berlin. Books. Genetat, Otto, Friedrichshagen- Berlin. Apparatus. General- Verwaltung der Koeniglichen Museen, Berlin. Paintings, fragments found among the ruins of Babylon. Gerber, August, Kunstanstalt, Coeln a/Rhein. Busts and sculptures. German Antarctic Expedition. Maps, phdtos, natural, products, etc. Gesellschaft zur Verbreitung Klassischer Kunst, Berlin. Pictures. Gesenius, Hermann, Halle a/S. Books. Goeschen, F. G., Leipzig. Books. Graefe, Lucas & Sillem, Hamburg. Books. Greiner, Ephraim, Stuetzerbach Thuerin- gen. Apparatus. Gressler, F. G. L., Langensalza. Books. Grethlein & Co., Leipzig. Books. Grote, G., Berlin. Books. Gusinde, Alois, Rektor, Berlin. Appa- ratus. Guttentag, F., Berlin. Books. Harries, Dr. C., Berlin. Scientific works. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Hauff, Albert, Berlin-Schoenberg. Ap- paratus. Hausmann & Latwesen, Kassel. Models. Heintze & Blanckertz, Berlin. Models. Hempel, Dr., Dresden. Scientific works. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Herberg, Friederich August, Berlin. Books. Herrose, R., Wittenberg. Books. Hesse, Max, Leipzig. Books. Hillger, Hermann, Berlin. Books. Hirt, Ferdinand, Breslau and Leipzig. Books, pictures, charts, maps. Hobbing & Buechle, Stuttgart. Charts. Hoezel, Ed., Wien. Charts, maps, pic- tures. Jacobson. Berlin. Scientific works. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Jessen, Dr., Strassburg i. E., Dental Ta- ble and books. (Installed in Palace of Liberal Arts.) Jessen, Dr., Loos, Dr., G. Schlaeger, Strassburg i. E., Book. Dental hygiene. Kafemann, A. W., Danzig. Books, pic- tures. Kagerah, F., Hamburg. Models. Kern, F. M., Breslau. Books. Kesselring, Leipzig. Books. Kindt, Fritz, Berlin-Steglitz. Models. Klinger, Dr., Koenigsberg i/Pr. Scien- tific works. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Knapp, Wilh., Halle a/S. Scientific works. ) Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) Koehler, K. F., Leipzig. Books, maps, pictures. Koenig, Dr. I., Munster i/W. Scientific works. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) Krantz, Dr. F., Rheinisches-Mineralien- contor. Bonn. Models. Krause, Dr., Kroethen. Scientific works. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Kuehling, Dr. O., Charlottenburg. Scien- tific works. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Kuehtmann, Gerhard, Dresden. Books. Ladenburg, Dr., Breslau. Scientific works. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) Lamey, Camille, Berlin. Apparatus. Landois, Dr. Hermann, Muester i/W. Books, preparations. Lang, Georg, Leipzig. Maps. Lahmann, F. F., Muenchen. Books. Langenscheidt, G., Berlin. Books. Leineweber, F. O. H., Leipzig. Books. Lemcke, A. C, Schultafelfabrik, Cassel. Model. Leppin & Masche, Berlin. Apparatus. Liebig, Fraustadt. Model. Lion, R., Hof/Bayern. Books. V. Lippmann, Dr. Edm. O., Halle a/S. Scientific works. Meinhold, C. C. & Soehne, Dresden. Charts, pictures, books. V. Meyer, Dr. Ernst, Dresden. Scien- tific works. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Meyer, Carl, Hannover. Books. Mittler & Sohn, E. S., Berlin. Books. Morgenstern. E., Breslau. Chart. Mueller, A. - Froebelhaus, Dresden- Wien. Maps. Mueller, P. Johs. & Co., Charlottenburg. Models. Naegele, Erwin, Stuttgart. Pictures, books. Nemnich, O., Wiesbaden. Books. Nernst, Dr. W., Goettingen. Scientific works. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity.) 106 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. Neumann, August, Leipzig. Books. Oehmigke, L., Berlin. Books. Oldenbourg, Martin, Berlin, Books. Ostwald, Dr., Leipzig. Scientific works. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Otto, Berthold, Gr. Lichterfelde-Berlin. Books. Paetel, Hermann, Berlin. Books. Perthes, Friedrich Andreas, Gotha. Pic- tures. Perthes, Justus, Gotha. Maps. Petersilie, Dr., Berlin. Charts (Statis- tics.). Pichler A. Witwe & Sohn, Wien, Books. Pinner, Dr., Berlin, Scientific works. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity.) Pippow Gebrueder, Hermuesdorf/Mark. Models. Plessmann, Wilhelm, Muenchen. Charts. Pommerening, Lina, Berlin. Portraits. Preuss & Juenger, Breslau. Books. Pribatsch, Breslau. Books. Renger, Leipzig. Books, maps. Rimbach, Dr., Bonn. Scientific works. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Rosenthal, Jacques, Antiquary, Muenchen. Scientific works. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Rossberg, Leipzig. Books. Roth, Emil, Giessen. Books, maps. Schahl, Paul. Berlin. Publications. Scheffer, Dr. Theodor, Leipzig. Books. Schlossbauverwaltung Koenigliche, Hom- biirg vor der Hoehe. Old Roman cas- tle "Saalburg." Drawings, models, books. Schnetter, Moritz, Berlin. Books. Schoetz, Richard, Berlin. Books. Schotte, Ernst, & Co., Berlin. Models. Schreiber, F. F., Esslingen, near Stutt- gart und ^Muenchen. Books, charts, pictures. "Schulhaus"-Verlag, Berlin. Tempelhof, books. Seemann, E. A., Leipzig. Pictures. Seibert, W. & H., Berlin. Microscopes. Siegismund, Karl, Berlin. Books. Sieke, K., Rendsburg. Books. Siemenroth, Franz, Berlin. Books. Spamer, Otto, Leipzig. Books. Springer, Julius, Berlin. Books. Stalling, Gerhard, Oldenburg i/Gr. Books. Stankiewicz, P., Printing Co., Berlin. Drawing. Staude, Elwin, Berlin. Books. Strassburger Druckerei und Verlagsan- stalt, vorm R. Schultz & Co., Strass- burg i/E. Books. Strauch, Eduard, Leipzig. Books. Teubner, B. G., Leipzig. Books, pictures. Thienemann, E. F., Gotha. Books. Unterrichts-Ministerium, Berlin. Work concerning German Education, col- lected by Prof. Dr. Lexis, entitled "Das Deutsche Unterrichtswesen;" pictures: the ruins of Baalbeck, maps. Vahlen, Franz, Berlin. Books. V. Vangerow, L., Bremerhaven. Books. Velhagen & Klasing, Bielefeld. Books, maps. Vieweg, Friedrich, & Sohn, Braun- schweig. Books. Voigtlaender, R., Leipzig. Books, pic- tures. Voss, Leopold, Hamburg. Books. Voss, Leopold. Scientific works. (In- stalled German section Palace of Elec- tricity). Wachsmuth, F. E., Leipzig. Pictures, charts. Wagner, Guenther, Hanover. Colors, inks, paint-boxes. Wagner, H., & E. Debes, Leipzig. Maps. Wallach, Dr. O., Goettingen. Scientific works. (Installed German section Pal- ace of Electricity). Weber, I. I., Leipzig. Books. Wedekind, Dr. Edgar, Tuebingen. Scien- tific works. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Weidmann, Berlin. Books. Westermann, George, Braunschweig. Books, maps. Wiegandt & Grieben, Berlin. Books. Winckelmann, G., Berlin. Models. Winkelmann & Soehne, Berlin. Books, pictures, maps. Wislicenus, Dr. Hans, Tharandt i/S. Sci- entific works. (Installed German sec- tion Palace of Electricity.) Wolffenstein, Dr., Charlottenburg. Scien- tific works. (Installed German section Palace of Electricity). Wollermann, Hellmuth, Braunschweig. Books, maps. Woywod, Max, Breslau. Books. Wunderlich, Ernst, Leipzig. Books. GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. 107 GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, LOCATION: BLOCK 12. AISLE E. GROUP I. National Union of Teachers of England and Wales, London. Reports and prospectuses of union and examina- tion board. Roman Catholic School Committee, Lon- don. Map and reports. St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Training College and Practising School, Dublin. Views of buildings and prospectuses. Salford Education Committee. Statistics, time tables, students' work, examina- tion papers. Aberdeen School Board. Plans and pho- tographs of buildings, statistics and curricula. Arethusa Training Ship and Homes, London. Views of ships and buildings and prospectus. Birmingham Education Committee. Pho- tographs and plans of buildings of two- department and three-department ele- mentary schools. British and Foreign School Society, Lon- don. Views, diagrams and particulars of society's work in elementary schools and training colleges for teachers. Burslem Education Committee. Speci- mens of art work in primary schools. Christian Brothers (North Monastery Schools), Cork, Ireland. Photographs of buildings, classes at work, nature study museums. Church of Ireland Training College and Practising Schools, Dublin. Reports and photographs of buildings. Duke of York's Royal Military School, Chelsea, London, S. W. Photographs of buildings and school games, prospec- tus, time tables. Edinburgh United Free Church Training College, Edinburgh. Prospectuses and report. Glasgow School Board. Photographs of typical Scottish primary schools, draw- ings, pupils' work, reports and pros- pectuses. Hamilton Beckford Street School, Lan- arkshire. Curriculum and time table, photographs of school work, classes and physical exercises. Haworth Education Committee, Keigh- ley, Yorkshire. Photographs, school work, brush work. Holy wood Sullivan Schools, Co. Down, Ireland. Photographs of buildings and prospectuses. Jews Free School, Spitalfields, London, Photographs of school work, time tables, reports, and pictures of cadet corps. Leeds Education Committee. Photo- graphs of schools, swimming classes, drawing, sewing classes. Liverpool Education Committee. Plans and photographs of schools, nature study classes, holiday tours, peripatetic science teaching. London, School Board for. Syllabuses, time tables, specimens of work, pho- tographs, specimens of wood work, metal work. Marine Society Training Ship "War- spite", off Greenhithe, Kent. Photo- graphs of ship and boys at exercise, reports. GROUP 2. Aberdeen Grammar School. Photographs and plai>s of buildings, physical regis- ters, nature study, prospectuses. Aberdeen School Board. (Higher grade schools.) Prospectus, views and plans. Ambleside House of Education. Photo- graphs of college, nature lore papers, geography walks, reports. Bedford Grammar School. Photographs of laboratories and workshops. Charterhouse, Godalming, Surrey. Pho- tographs of school life and buildings. Christ's Hospital, West Horsham, Sus- sex. Photographs of buildings, time tables, note books. Cork Christian Brothers' College, Cork. Photographs of school and class rooms. Dalziel High School, Lanarkshire. Pho- tographs of classes at work in science school, physical drill, prospectuses. Dublin Alexandra High School for Girls, Dublin. Views of buildings, prospec- tuses and school literature. Dulwich College, London. Photographs and diagrams, examinatidu papers and reports. Edinburgh Academy. Photographs of buildings, ])upils' classes at work. Edinburgh Merchant Company's Schools. Photographs of schools, prospectuses and reports. Eton College, Windsor. Photographs and engravings of buildings, games and school life, school work, examiii;Ui'>n papers, prospectuses. Fettes College, Edinburgh. Photo- graphs of buildings, time tables, pros- 108 DEPARTMENT A— EDUCATION. pectus, examination papers, register of physical measurements, specimens of work. George Heriot's School, Edinburgh. Work in physics and chemistry, draw- ings, 43liotographs, prospectus. Girls' Public Day Schools Company, Lon- don. Prospectuses and photographs of schools, note books, drawing, na- ture stud}'. Haileybury College., Photographs of buildings^ school life and games, pros- pectuses. Hamilton Academy, Lanarkshire. Pho- tographs of classes at work, prospec- tuses. Harrow School. Time tables, pros- pectuses, historj' of Harrow. Lanarkshire County Council. Maps showing educational organizations of a Scotch county, density of population, and industries, scheme of technical edu- cation. Leeds Education Committee's Higher Grade Schools. Photographs of schools, sjdlabuses, pupils' work. Llandrindod, Wells County School, Radnorshire. Views of school and classes, specimens of work, time tables, note books, chemical experiments. London Higher Grade Boys' and Girls' Schools. Syllabuses, schemes of work, specimens and photographs. Marlborough College. Photographs of buildings, school life and games, time tables, school histories. Parmiter's School, London. Portfolio of students' work in drawing, original designs in pencil. Petersfield Bedales School, Pupils' work, nature study, physical and social train- ing. Ripon Grammar School. Photographs of buildings, laboratories and games, time tables, prospectuses, chemistry and physics exercises. Royal Naval College, Greenwich. Regu- lations. Rugby School. Photographs of school, games, drawings, statistics, etc. St. Paul's School, London. Photographs of school and of athletics, diagram of organization, Sandhurst Military College. Regula- tions. Stonyhurst College, Blackburn, Lan- cashire. Prospectuses and school his- tories. Stornoway, Nicolson Institute, Lewis, Scotland. Album showing organiza- tion, curriculum, photographs, time- tables and pupils' exercises in Gallic. Winchester College. Photographs of college buildings and games, examina- tion papers and histories. Woolwich Military Academy, Regula- tions. H. M. S. "Worcester" Nautical Training College, ofif Greenhithe, Kent. Pho- tographs of life on board, text books, reports and prospectuses. Wycombe Abbey School, Buckingham- shire. Views of school, time table, art studies, text books. GROUP 3. Belfast Municipal Technical Institute. Photographs and plans of buildings, art designs, electrical engineering, statistical diagrams, prospectuses, time tables, painters' and bakers' classes. Carnegie Trust for the Universities of Scotland, Edinburgh. Reports. Coatbridge Technical School, Lanark- shire. Photographs of buildings, courses in mining, plumbing, etc. Dublin Alexandra College. Photographs of buildings and games, reports, pros- pectuses, syllabuses, calendar. Dublin Museum. Guides, publications. Dublin Royal College of Science. Pho- tographs applied to analysis of metals and minerals, lantern slides, calendar. Dundee University College. Photographs of buildings, calendar. Girton College, Cambridge. Photographs, courses of study, statistics, report. Glasgow and West of Scotland Technical College. Photographs and plans of buildings, students' engineering de- signs, calendar, report. Halifax Technical School. Statistical diagrams, courses of evening school instruction, students' work. London. A collective exhibit from the following collaborators: Battersea Polytechnic, Birkbeck Institute, Borough-Road Polytechnic, City of London College, East London Techni- cal College, Goldsmiths' Institute, Northampton Institute, Northern Poly- technic, Regent Street Polytechnic, Sir John Cass's Institute, South Western Polytechnic and Woolwich Polytech- nic. London, The Craft School, Bethnal Green. Photographs of school and works, students' work, modelled orna- ment, reports, metal work and carved wood, handwork. London, Great Ormond Street Working Men's College. Photographs, calendar, prospectuses. London St. Bride Foundation Institute. Statistical chart, views of building, students' work in printing and lithog- raphy, reports, prospectuses. Manchester Municipal School of Tech- nology. Photographs of buildings and laboratories, reports, prospectuses. GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND. i01> Newnham College, Cambridge. Photo- graphs of college, diagrams of statis- tics, reports. Oxford Association for the Education of Women (Lady Margaret Hall, Somer- ville College, St. Hugh's Hall, St. Hilda's Hall). Photographs, calendar, reports, prospectuses. Queen's College, Galway. Photographs of buildings, calendar, report. Queen's College, Belfast. Calendar, regu- lations. Royal University of Ireland, Dublin. Photographs of buildings, calendar. Salford Royal Technical Institute. Pho- tographs of buildings and laboratories, students' work in weaving, bleaching, d3'eing and printing. Sheffield University College. Photo- graphs, plans, map, calendar, publica- tions, and syllabuses; cases of tools used in iron workshops; views of met- allurgical department and mining- courses. University of Oxford. Photographs of buildings, report of universit}- institu- tions, examination papers, and calen- dars, gazettes, handbooks. University of Cambridge. Photographs of buildings, books and pamphlets re- lating to the university, handtjooks, history, maps and diagrams of agri- cultural department. University of St. Andrews. Medals for archery, photographs of buildings, his- tories, calendar. University of Glasgow. Photographs of buildings, histories. Macdonald's cata- logue of Greek coins and Roman stones, calendars. University of Aberdeen. Photographs of buildings, histories, calendars, reports of Agricultural Department. University of Edinburgh. Photographs of buildings, calendar, histories. University of Dublin, Trinity College. Photographs of buildings, calendar, histories. University of Durham. Photographs of buildings and of the Almucantar, cal- endars, history, diagrams of agricul- tural experiments. University of London. Photographs of buildings, calendars, charts, histories, reports. University of Wales, Cardiff. Calendars, courses of study, prospectuses, reports. University of Birmingham. Calendars, reports. University of Liverpool. Photographs of buildings, calendars. Victoria University of Manchester. Statistical charts and photographs of college, histories, publications. Yorkshire College, Leeds (now The Uni- versity of Leeds). Photographs and I plans of college, calendar, reports of i agricultural department, leather indus- ! tries, publications. ! GROUP 4. Arbroath High School, Forfarshire. Art and nature study instruction shown by examples and time tables. British Government, Board of Education, South Kensington, London. Works 1 of art for the purpose of study and I instruction; metal and plaster repro- ductions for teaching purposes. s¥- I lected students' works as circulated by the board to art schools and classes; work done by students for the annual national competition; portfolio of exer- cises worked under a time test. Belfast Municipal School of Art. Pho- tographs of students' art designs. Crawford Municipal Technical Institute, Cork. Examples of students' designs in lace and crochet, photographs of classes at work. Dublin Metropolitan School of Art. Examples of students' work in Irish lace, prospectus. Glasgow School of Art. Art works by students in colors, chalks, pen and ink: metal work, carpet weaving, em- broidery, book binding, jewelry, enamel, photographs of buildings. London, School Board for. Art designs. by students in primary and evening schools. Royal College of Music. South Kensing- ton, London. Reports, prospectus. Royal Military School of Music. Knel- ler Hall, Middlesex. Photographs of buildings, time table, course of study. Royal College of Art, South Kensington, Lpel■. 1179a. Misty Spring. Pastel. 46 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Water Colors and Pastels. Exhibit No. Maury, Cornelia F., St. Louis. 1180. Mother and Child. Pastel. 1181. Little Sister. Pastel. Lent by Mr. Halsey C. Ives, St. Louis. Mora, F. Luis, New York. 1182. The Cigarette. Moran, Percy, New York. 1183. Afterglow. 1 184. An Old Campaigner. Moser, James Henry, Washington, D. C. 1 185. Green Bridge Light. Muhrman, Henry, London. 1 186. A Hotel in Saxony. Pastel. 1 187. Trees and Pond, Hampstead Heath. Pastel. 1 188. The Thames at Greenwich. Pastel. 1 189. Strand on the Green. Pastel. ' 1190. Hampstead Heath. Pastel. 1 191. I\Tarket Day, Saxony. Pastel. 1192. The Bridge, Meissen. Pastel. 1193. Unloading Barges. Pastel. Murdoch, Dora L., Baltimore. 1 194. Warwick Castle. Murphy, Hermann Dudley, Boston. 1195. The Blue Organdy. Pastel. 1196. The Screen. 1197. The Lavender Shawl. 1198. The Portiere. Newell, G. Glenn, New York. 1199. Rest in Pasture. 1200. Their Winter Store. Nicholls, Rhoda Holmes, New York. 1201. The Appointed Hour. 1202. Indian After the Chase. Nicoll, J. C, New York. 1203. A Gray Day in October. 1204. Light off Cape Ann. O'Leary, Angela, New York. 1205. A Flock of Sheep. Ochtman, Leonard, New York, 1206. Early Winter. Lent by the Sal- magundi Club, New York. Of, George F., Jr., New York. 1207. Sunset: Marine. Palmer, Walter L., New York. 1208. Down the Valley. 1209. Exhibit No. Moorish Court. 1210. Summer Night. 1211. The Open Brook. Patterson, Margaret Jordan, Arlington Heights, Mass. 1212. Toy Village of Aiguilhe. Pastel. Payne, Henry C. 1213. The Hillside. Pastel. Lent by Mr. F. C. Bryden, Chicago. Pepper, Charles Hovey, Boston. 1214. Sunday — Concarneau. 1215. The Green Cart. Phoenix, Frank, Chicago. 1215a. Girl Sewing. Lent by Mrs. Ly- man, Chicago. Piatt, Alethea Hill, New York. 1216. Overhauling the Nets. 1217. The Fisherman Taxidermist. Post. W. Merritt, New York. 1218. Across the Fields. Potthast, Edward H., New York. 1219. In the Gloaming. Prendergast, Maurice, Boston. 1220. Street in Venice. Lent by IMrs. J. M. Sears, Boston. 1221. Lion of Venice. Proctor, A. Phimister, New York. 1222. A Puma. Lent by Messrs. Cot- tier & Co., New York. Reaugh, F., Oak Cliff, Texas. 1223. In the Rain. Pastel. Redmond, Frieda W., New York. 1224. On the Mediterranean. Redmond, John J., New York. 1225. Morning on a Flemish Canal. 1226. November. Redmond, Margaret, Philadelphia. 1227. Iris. Rehn, F. K. M., New York. 1228. The Reef. Richardson, Frederick, Park Ridge, 111. 1229. Under the Sea. Pen Drawing. 1230. The Hunting Season. Pen Draw ing. Rimmer, Caroline Hunt, Boston. 1231. Tiger. Ritschel, William, New York. 1232. Derelict. Lent by the Salma- gundi Club, New York. 1233. Meadows. UNITED STATES. 47 Water Colors and Pastels. Exhibit No. Robinson, Alexander Ch., London. 1233a. The Singing Bird. Pastel. Robinson, Florence, Boston. 1234. Quai de I'Hotel de Ville, Paris. Robinson, Will S., New York. 1235. Evening at Etaples. Rockwood, Catherine C, New York. 1236. Twilight on the Delaware. 1237. An Old Time Garden. Rook, Edward F., New York. 1238. Horse Market. Pastel. Rosenmeyer, B. J., New York. 1239. Babyhood. 1240. Girlhood. Sanders, Bertha D., New York. 1241. After the Rain. 1242. Crecy Meadowland. Sartain, Harriet, Philadelphia. 1243. Roses. 1244. Yellow Daisies. Schilling, Alexander, New York. 1245. Upland Hills. Lent by Dr. A. T. Sanden, New York. 1246. A Hazy Spring Morning. Schneider, A., Tangier, Morocco. 1247. Moorish Women. Schneider, W. G., New York. 1248. Daffodils. Scott, Emily M., New York. 1249. Peppers. 1250. Roses. Sears, Sarah C, Boston. 1251. Portrait of Miss S. Pastel. Lent by Mr. James Sears, Bos- ton. 1252. Portrait of Lady in White. Pastel. Lent by Mr. J. C. Fair- child, Boston. 1253. Head of a Child. Pastel. 1254. Afternoon in the Garden. 1255. Phlox in Sunlight. 1256. Verbenas. 1257. Helen. Pastel. Sherwood, Rosina Emmet, New York. 1258. Intermezzo. 1259. Children Playing. 1260. Child Stringing Beads. Pastel. 1261. Girl with Strawberries. 1261a. Study in Rose-color; or, Por- trait of Mrs. E. E. Exhibit No. Shirlaw, Walter, New York. 1262. Autumn. 1263. Decorative Fragment. Pastel. 1264. Ploughing Potatoes. Pastel. 1265. An Italian Garden. 1266. Market Place in Italy. Shurtleff, R. M., New York. 1267. First Snow of Winter. 1268. A June Morning. Silsbee, Martha, Boston. 1269. Cortina. Sloan, Marianna, Fort Washington, Pa. 1270. Sunlight and Shadow. Smillie, George H., New York. 1271. On Marblehead Neck. Lent by Mr. J. C. Nicoll, New York. Smith, F. Hopkinson, New York. 1272. After the Shower, Venice. 1273. Waiting Gondolas. 1274. Where Shylock Traded. Smith, Joseph Lindon, Boston. 1275. Cappella Palatina, Palermo. 1276. Roman Sarcophagus. 1277. Temple Gate, Nikko. Smith, W. Granville, New York. 1278. The Quiet Hour. Snell, Florence Frances, New York. 1279. Twilight in an English Village. Snell, Henry B., New York. 1280. Lighthouse by Moonlight. 1281. Twilight at Sea. Lent by Dr. A. C. Humphreys, New York. 1282. Still Life. 1283. Sails of the Adriatic. Pastel. Snow, E. Taylor, Philadelphia. 1284. Cleaning the Delft. Holland. Soper, James H. Gardner, New York. 1285. Herr Kubelik. Spafard, Myra B., New York. 1286. Petunias. Stark, Otto, Indianapolis. 1287. The Bend of the River. 1288. Early Morning. Stowell, M. Louise, Rochester, New York. 1289. Between two Bridges. Sturgis, Mabel R., Boston. 1290. Pine Trees. Svendsen, Charles C, Cincinnati. 1291. Mount Olivet Shepherd. Thomas, S. Seymour, Paris. 1292. Lady with a Muff. Pastel. 48 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Water Colors and Pastels, and Miniatures. Exhibit No. Tryon, D. W., New York. I2g2a. Early Spring. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. 1292b. Golden Rod. Lent by Col. Frank J. Hecker, Detroit. 12920. Winter — Connecticut Valley. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. I292d. Central Park — Moonlight. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, De- troit. I292e. Peonies. i292f. Meadow — Afternoon Cloud. Lent by Mr. William K. Bixby, St. Louis. i292g. Niagara Falls. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. I292h. Spring. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. i292i. Golden Rod and Asters. Lent by Col. Frank J. Hecker, De- troit. 1292J. Night — A Landscape. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. 1292k. Late Spring. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. 12921. Night — A Harbor. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. 1292m. April. i292n. Late Spring. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. 12920. May. Twachtman, J. H. (deceased). 1293. Bridgeport. Pastel. 1294. The Old Homestead. Pastel. 1294a. Landscape. Pastel. Vanderpoel, John H., Chicago. 1295. Cosette. 1296. Sunlight and Shadow. Lent by Mrs. Charles Church, Beverly Hills, 111. Van Elten, Kruseman, Paris. 1297. Scene on Esopus Creek. Lent by Mr. J. C. Nicoll, New York. Van Laer, Alexander T., New York. 1299. Ploughing in the Bog. Walker, Horatio. 1301. Morning, Milking. Lent by Mr. Ralph H. Plumb, Buffalo, N. Y. 1302. The Potato-Pickers. Lent by Mr. N. E. Montross, New York. 1303. Spring Evening — Shepherd and Sheep. Lent by Mr. N. E. Montross, New York. Exhibit No. Warren, Harold B., Brookline, Mass. 1304. The Propylsea, Athens. 1305. Lingering Snow. Lent by Mr. Edward R. Warren, Brookline. Waugh, Frederic J., London. 1305a. Pandora. Weir, J. Alden, New York. 1306. Dogs. 1307. Dogs. 1308. Sheep. Weldon, Charles D., New York. 1309. A Japanese Girl. Lent by Mr. Homer Lee, New York. 1310. The Portrait. Wendell, Theodore, Boston. 1313. Boston Common in Winter. Pastel. Lent by Mrs. J. M. Sears, Boston. Wesselhoeft, Mary F., Cambridge, Mass. 1314. A Stretch of Sand. Whistler, James A. McNeill (deceased). 1314a. The Green Cap. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. 1314b. Writing on the Wall. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. 1314c. Sleeping. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. I3i4d. Mother and Child — The Pearl. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. 13146. Venetian Doorway. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. 1314!. Rose and Opal. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. I3i4g. Rose and Red — The Little Pink Cap. Lent by Mr. Charles L, Freer, Detroit, I3i4h. Venetian Courtyard. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. 13141. A Violet Note. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. 1314J. Spring. Lent by Col. Frank J. Hecker, Detroit. 1314k. IMorning Glories. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. 1314I. The Purple Cap. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit. 1314m. Harmony in Blue and Violet. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Freer. Detroit. Whittemore, William J., New York. 1315. The Iris Garden. 1316. Maidenhood. Wiles, Irving R., New York. 1317. The Green Cushion. Lent by Mr. Samuel T. Shaw, New York. UNITED STATES. Miniatures. 49 Exhibit No. Wood, Louise, Philadelphia. 1318. A Harvest Field, England. 1319. Six and Sixty. Woodbury, Charles H., Boston. T320. Maine Coast. 1321. A Wave Crest. 1322. The Squall. 1323. A Burst of Foam. 1324. Twilight: Marine. Woodbury, Marcia O., Boston. 1325. The Smoker. Woodward, Ellsworth, New Orleans. 1326. Valley of the Tauber. Yates, CuUen, New York. 1327. Moonlight. Pastel. 1328. Autumn — November. Young, Charles Morris, Philadelphia. 1329. Frosted Fields. Zogbaum, R. F., New Rochelle, N. Y. 1330. Prisoners to the Rear. MINIATURES. Ahrens, Ellen Wetherald, Philadelphia. 1331. Portrait of Mary Ballard. 1332. Emily. Archambault, A. Margaretta, Phila- delphia. 1332a. A Colonial Dame. Baer, William J., New York. 1334- The Golden Hour. 1335' In Arcadia. 1336. Betty. Baker, Martha S., Chicago. 1337- Miss C. 1338, Girl's Head. 1339- The Blue Gown. Baxter, Martha Wheeler, New York. 1340. Two miniatures in a frame: (a) Portrait of Miss Tower. (b) Portrait of a Baby. Bayliss, Lillian, New York. 1341. A Study. Beckington, Alice, New York. 1342. Mrs. Buford. A Sketch. 1343- Portrait. 1344. Miss C. 1345- Helen. Blanchard, Ethel C, Boston. 1346. Donald. 1347- Study. Brewer, Mrs. A. H., Montclair, N. J. 1348. Portrait of F. L. Brewer. 1349. Portrait of Mr. Charles H. Ham. 1350. Reverie. Buehr, Mary G. H., Chicago. 1351- Two miniatures in a shadow box: (a) Portrait of a Lady. (b) A Dutch Baby. Exhibit No. Bush-Brown, M. Lesley (Mrs. H. K.), Newburg, N. Y. 1352. Lydia. Cross, Sally M., Boston. I353- Master John Cross. Lent by Mrs. Annie Gilbert Cross, Brookline, Mass. 1354. Miss Edith Gaffield. Lent by Miss Gaffield. de Haas, Alice P. T., New York. 1355- Feeding her Pets. Dix, Eulabee, New York. 1356. Portrait of Mrs. Bruno. Smmett, Lydia P., New York. 1357* Brother and Sister. Fuller, Lucia Fairchild, Windsor, Vt. 1358. Girl drying Her Feet. 1359' The Chinese Jacket. 1360. In the Days of King Arthur. 1361. Portrait of a Child. 1362. Girl with Handglass. Hess, Emma Kipling, Chicago. 1363. Portrait of a Summer Girl. 1364. Portrait of Mrs. G. H. H. 1365. Portrait of Katherine Keep. 1366. Portrait of Maude Adams as "The Little Sister of Jose." Miniature. 1367. A Summer Boy. Hills, Laura C, Boston. 1368. Portrait of Miss Persis Blair. 1369. Portrait. 1370. Portrait. Lent by- Miss Louise Tincker. 1370a. The Red Flower. Holley, Caroline E., New York. 1371. Three miniatures in a frame: (a) Portrait. (b) Portrait. (c) Portrait. Howard, Clara, New York. 1372. Catherine. Jackson, Annie H., Brookline, Mass. 1373. Miss Clara Fay. Kendall, Margaret, New York. 1374- Study. 1375' In the Brook. T376, Spirit of the Wood. King, Paul, New York. 1377. Portrait. Lucas, Jean W., Hagerstown, Md. 1378. Portrait Miss Agnes Rogers. 1379. Portrait Mrs. Frdk. M. Thomas. 1380. Portrait Alfred William Lucas. Lynch, Anna, Paris. 1381. My Mother. Miniature on Ivory. 1382. Antonio. 50 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Miniatures and Illustrations. Exhibit No. Mackubin, Florence, Baltimore. 1382a. A Daffodil. 1382b. Portrait of Mr. R. S. 1382c. A New England Nun. Nemoede, Eda, Chicago. 1383. Katherine. NichoUs, Rhoda Holmes, New York. 1384. My Father. 1385. Mrs. Edward Peel Sperry. 1386. Ophelia. Oliver, Jean, Boston. 1387. Miniature. Packard, Mabel, Chicago. 1388. Miss Alice Edwards. Prather, Laura, Oakland, Cal. 1389. Portrait of Miss Nina Clay. Root, Robert M., Shelbyville, 111. 1390. Agnes, daughter of Attorney General Hamlin. 1391. Portrait of Mrs. Rhodes. Lent by Mr. Charles Ward Rhodes. Rushmore, Alice, Plainfield, N. J. 1393. Miss M. J. Christian!. Searle, Alice T., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1393. The late Mr. Collis P. Hunting- ton. Shuttleworth, Claire, Buffalo, N. Y. 1394. Mary B. W. Coxe. Siboni, Emma B., New York. I395« Miss Anne Belle Wing. 1395a. Four miniatures in a frame. Strean, Maria J., New York. 1396. John Brooks Yale. 1397. Miss T. Taylor, Emily Drayton, Philadelphia. 1399. Mrs. Joseph Gazzam. Lent by Mrs. Joseph Gazzam. 1400. Miss E. M. Lesley. Lent by Mrs. Robert M. Lesley. Thayer, Theodore W., New York. 1401. Portrait. 1402. Portrait of Bliss Carman. 1403. Portrait of the late Parke God- win. Turner, Helen M., New York. 1404. Mrs. A. V. Churchill. 1405. Mr. F. E. Regal. 1406. Margaret. Tyler, Mrs. C. D. Chicago. 1407. Mrs. M. A. Scullam. Underwood, Edith B., New York. 1408. Dorothy. Van Home, R. A. Garlick, Paris. 1409. Miniature. Volk, Ellen S., New York. 1410. A Study. Exhibit No. Weidner, Carl, New York. 1411. Victor Weidner and his Dog. 1412. Violetta. 1413. Mrs. C. W. Weir, Edith D., New Haven, Conn. 1414. Portrait with blue background. West-Shaw, Ann, New York. 1414a. A Portrait of a Lady. Winckler, Adele, Paris. 1415. Four miniatures in a frame. Wing, Miss A. B., New York. _ 1416. Dolly. Wood, Louise, Philadelphia. 1417. Nardelli. Worrall, Miss R., New York. 1418. Mr. E. C. Benedict. 1419. The Old-fashioned Dress. Wyatt, Mary Lyttleton, Paris. 1420. Miniature. ILLUSTRATIONS. Chapman, Carlton T., New York. 1421. Trial Trip of the Katahdin. Child, Edward Burrage, New York. 1422. She straightened his old-fash- ioned tie. 1423. Stokers at Dinner. 1424. The Stokers. Clay, John Cecil, New York. 1425. Portrait Sketch of Joel Chandler Harris. 1426. March. 1427. Portrait of S. L. Clemens. Cowles, Genevieve, New York. 1428. Bold Words at the Bridge. Cowles, Maude A., New York. 1429. "How are you, the Day?" Du Mond, Frank V., New York. 1430. Milton's Ode on the Nativity (l) 1431. Milton's Ode on the Nativity. (2) 1432. Milton's Ode on the Nativity. (3) 1433. Milton's Ode on the Nativity. (4) 1434. iMilton's Ode on the Nativity. (5) Edwards, George Wharton, New York. 1435. Design for Catalogue Cover, (i) 1436. Design for Catalogue Cover. (2) 1437. Old English Love Song. Fogarty, Thomas, New York. 1438. Night in the Woods, (i) 1439. Night in the Woods. (2) 1440. A Rough Day. 1441. The Treasure of the Redwoods. 1443. Illustrations for Mary Anne — Henry. UNITED STATES. Illustrations. 51 Exhibit No. Gibson, Charles Dana, New York. 1443. Chorus Girl's Return Home. 1444. Fellow Passengers. 1445. The Champion. Gillam, Victor, New York. 1446. Strike up the Band. 1447. Now, Boys, Look Pleasant. 1448. Gillam and his Subjects. Glackens, W. J., New York. 1449. Big Kennedy. 1450. Illustration for "The Boss." 1451. Illustration for Paul de Kock. 1452. It's a Steal. 1453. Never Was I So Looked At! 1455. There's Your Man. 1456. You're a Tax-Payer. 1457. If It's the Best They Can Do. Green, Elizabeth Shippen, Villanova, Pa. 1458. Head Piece to Perdita's Lovers. 1459. An Old Country House. 1460. My Lady Clemency Entertained a Guest. 1461. Buondelmonte rides to his Bride. 1462. Three Illustrations to Antiques: (a) "And Sister just shook her head and tried to smile." (b) "She called it a New Eng- land Tapestry Chamber." (c) "They don't call them sec- ond-hand, they call them an- tiques.'" Hambridge, Jay, New York. 1463. The Lone Mourner. Harding, Charlotte, Philadelphia. 1464. Robin Hood. Six panels. 1465. In the Moonlight. 1466. The Cop — Hester Street. 1467. Unloading Wood. 1468. Old Witch. 1469. Old Witch's Cat. 1470. Illustration for "Statesmen of To-morrow." 1471. Election Parade. 1472. She may have carried Broom- sticks. Hinton, Charles L., New York. 1480. A Child of Nature. 1481. Spring. 1482. Under the Trees, (i) 1483. Under the Trees. (2) 1484. Under the Trees. (3) 1485. Under the Trees. (4) Hitchcock, Lucius W., Buffalo, N. Y. i486. Thomas Dilworth got to his Feet. 1487. Alexander lurched into a Chair. 1488. "I promise!" she said. 1489. Mrs. Barclay tapped loudly. Hutt, Henry, New York. 1490. The Daughter of the Household. Exhibit No. Keller, Arthur I., New York. 1491. George Washington's Last Birthday. 1493. Illustration for Kate Bonnet. 1494. Illustration for Septimius Fel- ton. 1495. The Right of Way. 1496. Tomorrow's Tangle. (1) 1497. Tomorrow's Tangle. (2) Lawrence, William H., New York. 1498. Bad Tidings. Leigh, William R., New York. 1499. Turkey Hunting. 1500. Raiding a Counterfeiter's Den. Leyendecker, F. X., New York. 1501. The Incomparable Bellairs. (i) 1502. The Incomparable Bellairs. (2) 1503. The Incomparable Bellairs. (3) 1504. Pierrette. 1505. The Story Book. Linson, Corwin K., Farmingdale, N. J. 1506. The Blind Man and the Phari- sees. 1507. The Auction. 1508. The Blind leading the Blind. Loeb, Louis, New York. 1509. Summer Gossip. 1510. The Secret. 1511. Sister. 1512. The Friendly Bottle. 1513. Venetian Courtship. Lowell, Orson, New York. 1514. Awaiting her Soldier's Return. 1515. Decoration for "Sign of Jumna." 1516. Entrance to Monastery. 1517. Sacred Papyrus. 1518. "Sign of Jumna." 1519. The Rising Sun greets the Monastery. 1520. Title Page. McCarter, Henry, New York. 1521. "When Shepherds watched their Flocks by Night." 1522. The Unknown Land. 1523. Cover for Calendar of Famous Artists. McLane, M. Jean, New York. 1523a. Portrait of J. Johansen. 1523b. Portrait. Mansfield, Blanche McManus, London. 1524. Twenty-four Drawings for woodcuts. (The Altar Ser- vice). Two frames. Mora, F. Luis, New York. 1524a. A Game of Cards. Mura, Frank, London. 1525. Cattle Grazing. Charcoal. 1526. Barge under Sail. Charcoal. 1527. Houses in Dunmow. Charcoal. 52 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Illustrations. Exhibit No. 1528. 1529. 1530. 1530a. 1533- 1534- 1535- 1536. 1537. 1542. 1543- 1544- pic- Illu- Lent Entrance to Leicester Hospital. Charcoal. On the Castle Bridge. Warwick. Charcoal. Landscaoe. Charcoal. Old Inn, Warwick. Charcoal. Oakley, Violet, Villanova, Pa. 1532. Spring Cover Design. Alarch Cover Design. September Cover Design. Illustration to Vashti. Illustration to Vashti. Illustration to Vashti. Parrish, Maxfield, New York. 1538. A Venetian Night. 1539- Cover for "Life." Penfield, Edward, New York. 1540. A Dutchman. 1541. Dutch P^isherman with Water- bottle. Pietje. VoUendam Notes. Three tures in one frame. Watching the Boats. Pennell, Joseph, London. 1545- Venice. Charcoal. Perkins, Lucy Fitch, Chicago. 1546. The Lost City of the Sea. minated Water Color, by A. C. McClurg & Co. The Forest of Rainbow Colors. Water Color. Lent by A. C. ATcClurg & Co. Nerida. Water Color. Lent by A. C. McClurg & Co. The White Palace. Water Color. Lent by A. C. McClurg & Co. Reuterdahl, H., New York. 1550. The Burning of the Guerriere. The Forecastle of the Constitu- tion. The Glo'ster Man. Land Fight of 1812. The Sea-Power of Japan. Rhead, Louis J., New York. 1555. Cursing. 1556. Pride. 1557. Drinking. Rosenmeyer, B. J., New York. 1558. The Flight of Charles I. Sherwood, Rosina Emmet, New York. 1559- Mother and Baby. 1560. Mother and Sleeping Babe. 1561. Study in Black and Red. 1562. Study in Rose Color. Shinn, Florence Scovil, New York. 1563. The Answer from the Groom. 1564. "We have left the Theater Tickets at Home." 1547- 1548. 1549- 1551- 1552. 1553- 1554. Exhibit No. Silveira, Belle, Chicago. 1565. Girl with Black Hat, Pencil Drawing. 1566. Josepli Gillespie, Musician. Pen cil Drawing. 1567. Miss Ethel Randolph. Pencil Drawing. Smith, Jessie Willcox, Villanova, Pa. 1568. The Child Calendar, August. 1569. The Child Calendar, December. 1570. The Child Calendar, Cover de- sign. Smith, W. Granville, New York. 1571. Salvationists. Steele, Frederic Dorr, Nutley, N. J. 1572. The Chestnut Woman. 1573. Making the Disguise. 1574. The Old Folks. 1575. The Patient. 1576. The Return of Sherlock Holmes. Sterner, Albert, New York. 1577' "Put each piece carefully away." 1578. Ride of the Valkyries. Stephens, Alice Barber, Philadelphia. 1579. The Doctor Bound up the Wrist. 1580. The Doctor Saw his Grief. 1581. The Schoolmistress. 1582. "You're Mad to let this go on!'' Stevens, W. D., New York. 1583. Box. 1584. Moonlight. 1585. Book of Dreams. Stillman, Lisa R., London. 1585a. ]\Irs. W. J. Stillman. 1585b. Waldo and Esmond French. Taylor, C. Jay, New York. 1586. A Roadside Inn. 1587. The Chelsea Pensioner. 1588. Pea-pickers on the Road. Van der Veer, Mary, Amsterdam, N. Y. 1589. Winding the Ball. Walcott, H. M., New York. 1590. Black and White. Wenzell, A. B., New York. 1591. A Misunderstanding. 1592. Cafe de la Paix. 1593- Gossip. ^ 1594. A Concert. White, C. H., New York. 1595- ■^ Florentine Alley. Winslow, Eleanor C, New York. 1596. Street in Antwerp. Zogbaum, R. F.. New Rochelle, N. Y. 1597. Bucna Vista. 1597a. Sykes Regulars at Gaines' Mill. UNITED STATES. S3 Etchings, Engravings, Lithographs. (Exclusive of Wood Engravings.) GROUP 10. ENGRAVINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS. Exhibit No. Addams, Clifford, London. 1598. The City at a Distance. I5g8a. Grand Canal, Dordrecht. Aid, George C, Paris. 1599. Frame of 12 etchings. 1600. Frame of 13 etchings. Bacher, Otto H., New York. 1626. Interior of St. Marks, Venice. Lent by Mr. Frederic Keppel, New York. 1627. San Giorgio, Venice. Lent by by Mr. Frederic Keppel, New York. 1628. Lavanderia, Venice. Lent by Mr. Frederic Keppel, New York. 1629. The Rialto, Venice. Lent by Mr. Frederic Keppel, New York. Beckwith, J. Carroll, New York. 1630. Laughing Head. Bellows, A. F. (deceased). 1631. Riverside Inn. Lent by Mr. C. Klackner, New York. 1632. The Inlet. Lent by Mr. C. Klackner, New York. 1633. The Mill Pond. Lent by Mr C. Klackner. New York. 1634. A By-gone Highway. Lent by Mr. C. Klackner, New York. Bicknell, W. H. W., Winchester, Mass. 1635. Roger Bacon. 1636. Caxton. Bloodgood, Robert P., New York. 1637. False Friends. 1638. The End of an Outlaw. Blum. Robert F. (deceased). 1639. The Hag. Lent by the Cincin- nati Art Museum. 1640. Portrait of the Artist. Lent by the Cincinnati Art Museum. 1641. The Etcher. Lent by the Cin- cinnati Art Museum. Chapman, Carlton T., New York. 1641a. Street of Stairs, St. Malo. 1642. The Early Moon. 1643. Evening in a Port. 1644. Fishing Schooners. 1645. Abandoning the Ship. 1646. The Old Moat, Chartres. 1647. Old House. Portsmouth. 1648. On Long Island Sound. Exhibit No. Dielman, Frederick, New York. 1654. A Head. Lent by Mr. J. C. Nicoll, New York. 1655. A Head. Lent by Mr. J. C. Nicholl, New York. Farrar, Henry (deceased). 1656. The Hudson River. Lent bv Mr. C. Klackner, New York. Getchell, Edith Loring, Worcester, Mass. 1657. Old Bridge at Ogunquit. Guy, Seymour J,, New York. 1658. "Please give me a kick!" Lent by Mr. J. C. Nicoll, New York. Hale, Walter, New York. 1659. Cleeve Hill on the Thames. 1660. Courtvard of the Golden Cross, Oxford. 1661. "Ye Swan," at Pangbourne. 1662. In Merton College, Oxford. 1663. Plilly Road, Acapulco, Mexico. 1664. On the Maas at Rotterdam. Hambridge, Jay, New York. 1665. Handy Man. Hovenden, Thomas (deceased). 1666. "Dem was Good Old Days." Lent by Mr. C. Klackner, New York. 1667. The Wedding Ring. Lent by Mr. C. Klackner, New York. Jones, H. Bolton, New York. 1668. Winter. King, James S., New York. 1669. Portrait of Chancellor Kent. After Rembrandt Peale. Lathrop, W. L., New York. 1670. An Approaching Storm. Lent by Mr. C. Klackner, New York. 1671. Near Lydd. Lent by Mr. C. Klackner, New York. 1672. To the Lake. Lent by Mr. C. Klackner, New York. 1673. Evening Walk. Lent by Mr. C. Klackner, New York. 54 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Etchings, Engravings, Lithographs. Exhibit No. Laubcr, Joseph, New York. 1674. A Jersey Farmer. 1675. Old Woman paring Apples. (Monotype.) 1676. A Primitive Shingle Maker. 1677. The Coming Storm. 1678. A .Study in Dry-point. 1679. Low Lands near the Ocean. 1680. The Pool. Lewis, Arthur Alen, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1681. Lady seated in a Chair. 1682. Procession. 1683. Michael Robinson. 1684. Sibyl. 1685. Ouistreham. 1686. The Path. Lippincott, William H., New York. 1687. A Page. 1688. Summer Landscape, Baldwin. Maine. 1689. Man's Head. Loewenburg, N., New York. 1690. Sunset. 1691. Sentinels. McLaughlan, Donald Shaw, Boston. 1692. The Little Forge. Lent by Mr. H. F. Aitken, Boston. 1693. The Port. Boulogne-sur-Mer. Lent by Mr. H. F. Aitken, Boston. 1694. Sleeping Rag Vender. Lent by Mr. H. F. Aitken, Boston. 1695. Saint Sulspice. Lent by Mr. H. F. Aitken, Boston. Manley, Thomas R., Montclair, N. J. 1696. Low Meadows. 1697. Weehawken Ferry. 1698. The Path. 1699. Newark Bay. 1700. Old Lane at 91st Street, New York. 1701. The Lin Yard, iioth Street, New York. 1702. Solitude. Merritt, Anna Lea, London. 1704. Grandmother's Boa. Mielatz, Charles F. W., New York. 1705. The Witch House, Salem, Mass. A Bit of Baxter Street, New York. The Lock, Mott Haven Canal. In the Bowery. Kingsbridge, on the Harlem. Rag-pickers' Court, Baxter St. Road to the Sea. Soft Ground Etching. Near South Ferry, New York. Rainy Night, Madison Square, New York. Trinity Steeple, Newport, R. L Old Door, Houston Street. West Washington Market, New York. The Toy Shop. Lilies. Dry-point, burr removed. Strangers in Wallabout. City Hall, New York. The Oyster Market, New York. Grand Central Station, New York, at night. A Passing Shower. 1706. 1707. A Glimpse of New Haven. Rookeries. Exhibit No. 1708. 1709. 1710. 1711. 1712. 1713- 1714. 1715- 1716. 1717. 1718. 1719. 1720. 1721. 1722. 1723. 1724. 1725- Moran, Mary Nimmo (deceased). 1726. Point Isabel, Ft. George Island, Florida. 1727. Haunt of the Muskrat, East- Hampton. 1728. Easthampton Barrens. 1729. 'Tween the Gloaming and the Murk, Easthampton. 1730. Twilight, Easthampton. 1731. Montauk Point, Long Island. 1732. Town Pond, Easthampton. Nicoll, J. C, New York. 1733' Smugglers' Landing Place. 1736. A Warm Morning. 1737. The Reef. 1738. An East Wind. 1739. Near Thatcher's Island. 1740. In Early Spring. 1741. Building an Elevator. On the Hill Top. (Two in a frame.) 1742. Burned Pines. 1743. Moonlight at Nahant. Osgood, Harry H., New York. 1744. Frame of seven Etchings. Pennell, Joseph, London. 1745. The most Picturesque Place in the World; and Devil of Notre Dame. 1746. Etchings of London. 1747. Aquatints of London. Phillips, H. S., Paris. 1747a. Holland Landscape. Etching. UNITED STATES. 55 Etchings, Engravings, Lithographs. The Road. The Last of the Snow. Staten Island Meadows. Exhibit No. Reich, Jacques, New York. 1748. Portrait of George Washington. After Stuart's unfinished head. 1749. Portrait of Thomas Jeflferson. After Rembrandt Peale. Robbins, Horace Wolcott, New York, 1750. Landscape. Lent by Mr. J. C. Nicoll, New York. Rosenthal, Albert, Philadelphia. 1751. Rev. Wm. H. Furness. Rosenthal, Max, Philadelphia. 1752. Washington. After Stuart. Roth, Ernest D., New York. I753' Port Morris. 1754- 1755- 1756. Sandreczki, Otto W., New York. 1757. Study of an Old Woman's Head. Schilling, Alexander, New York. 1758. Winter, Detroit. I759- The Brick Barge. 1760. The Dyke. 1761. Village of Stryn — Holland. 1762. Peasant Houses. 1763. On the Juniata, Pennsylvania. 1764. An Interior. 1765. New Brielle, Holland. 1766. The Maas at Dordrecht. 1766a. The Maas at Schiedam. Schneider, Otto J., New York. 1767. Portrait, Miss Wertheimer. 1768. Study. 1769. Portrait, Dr. M. L. Quinn. 1770. Portrait, A. T. Brooks. 1771. Girl with Muff. SchoU, E., New York. 1772. The Painter. 1773- Reflections. Senseney, George, New York, 1774. Portrait of Walt Whitman. Shelton, William Henry, New York. 1775- Artillery Sergeant. Sloan, John, Philadelphia. 1776. Original Etchings for the Works of Ch. Paul de Kock. 1777. Original Etchings for the Works of Ch. Paul de Kock. 1778. Original Etchings for the Works of Ch. Paul de Kock. 1779. Original Etchings for the Works of Ch. Paul de Kock. 1780. Original Etchings for the Works of Ch. Paul de Kock. Exhibit No. Smillie, 1781, 1782. 1783. 1784. 1785. 1786. 1787. 1788. 1789. 1790, 1791. 1792. James D., New York, A Hot Bargain. After Bridgman. A Voice from the Cliff. Winslow Homer. A Glass with the Squire. E. Johnson. Lent by C. Nicoll, New York. Moonlight. Original Etching. Lent by Mr. J. C. Nicoll, New F. A. After After Mr. J. Walter Shirlaw. York. Sleep. After Mezzotint. Old House near Boulogne, France. Aquatint. Study from Nature — Montrose, Pa. Etching. Peonies. Dry Point. Sweet Peas. Dry Point. Pansies. Dry Point. Windmills, Coast of Virginia. Soft Ground Etching. Gate to Roquebrune, Italy. Dry Point on celluloid plate. Sterne, Maurice J., New York. 1793. Shivering Children. 1794. The Family. 1795- The Snake Charmer. 1796. The Pirate. 1797. An Art Student. 1798. Rockaway Organ Grinder. 1799. A Few Notes. 1800. Jackson Street Dock. 1801. The Builders. 1802. Coney Island. 1803. On Jamaica Bay. 1804. Tony Long Feather. 1805. Maggie. Trowbridge, Vaughan, Brooklyn, N. Y. 1806. Sacre Coeur, Montmartre, Paris. 1807. Kite Flying, Montmartre. 1808. Old Street in Naples. 1809. Three Etchings in color (in one frame) : (a) O 1 d Normandy House, Rouen. (b) Les Batiments de rue d'Or- champt, Paris. (c) Remains of Church St. Etienne, Rouen. 1810. Three Etchings in color (in one frame) : (a) Alleyway to rue Eau de Kobec, Rouen. (b) Moonlight, Cotes du Nord, France. (c) Portail des Libraries, Ca- thedral, Rouen. 56 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Etchings, Lithographs — Wood Engravings. Exhibit No. Trowbridge, Vaughan, Brooklyn, N. Y. — Continued. 1811. La Route d'Audierne, France. Etching in color. 1812. Moulin de la Galette, Paris. Etching in color. Twachtman, John H. (deceased) 1813. Bridgeport. 1814. Snow. 1815. Windmill. Van Elten, Kruseman, Paris. 1816. Landscape and Cattle. Lent by Mr. J. C. Nicoll, New York. Vondrous, John C, New York. 1817. The Lumber Wharf. The Pig-pen. On Board the Whaler. Matthiessen Wharf. The Whaler. A Portrait. Warner, Everett L., Paris. 1823. Group of Etchings. Washburn, Cadwalader, Paris. 1824. The Grand Canal, Venice. Lent by Mr. Frederic Keppel, New York. Casa d'Oro. Lent by Mr. Fred- eric Keppel, New York. Courtyard, Ducal Palace, Venice. Lent by Mr. Frederic Keppel, New York. Casa Cecchino. 1818. 1819. 1820. 1821. 1822. 1825. 1826. 1827. die. Wehrschmidt, Daniel A., London. 1828. Music when Soft Voices Mezzotint. Olive. After Schmaltz. Mez- zotint. Lady Palmerston. Mezzotint. Flora. Original Mezzotint. Miss Clive, daughter of Lord Clive. Mezzotint. 1831b. Faithful Friends. Mezzotint. White, Charles Henry, New York. 1829. 1830. 1831. 1831a. 1832. 1833- 1834. Weir, J, 1835. 1836. 1837. 1838. 1839. 1840. 1841. 1842. The Shipsmiths. The Thompson Street Inn. The East River Bridge. Alden, New York. Figure standing. Boat; Barnyard; Bas Meudon. (Three in a frame.) Seated Figure. Portrait of H. C. Weir. Mother and Child; Boats. (Two in a frame.) Wine-glass and Bottle; Back Alley. Castle Rushen. Portrait of John F. Weir. Exhibit No. 1843. Portrait of a Child: Head. (Two in a frame.) 1844. Portrait of Dr. Weir. 1845. Portrait of Robert Weir. 1846. A Study at Night. 1847. Stone Bridge: Bridge at Branch- ville. (Two in a frame.) 1848. Back Yard. 1849. Sulby Glen, Isle of Man. 1850. Gyp: Christmas Wreath. (Two in a frame.) 1851. Child Writing: Evening Lamp. (Two in a frame.) 1852. Mr. Robert Hoe. 1853. Courtyard. 1854. A Head. 1855. Autumn. (Four states.) Wood, Thomas W. (deceased) 1856. Sick Man. Yale, Leroy M., New York. 1857. The Moor Road. 1858. Bald Hill. 1859. Chain Bridge, Newburyport. i860. Saw Mill. 1861. Farm House. 1862. Poplars, Southampton, Long Island. 1863. Fish House, Buzzard's Bay. Yewell, George H., New York. 1864. Palm Sunday, Church of St. Germain I'Auxerrois, Paris. 1865. Towers of Notre Dame, Paris. 1866. Bell Ringer's Cottage, Rouen Cathedral, France. WOOD ENGRAVINGS. Bernstrom, Victor, Grand View on Hud- son, N. Y. 1867. Jacking for Eels, Original Wood Engraving from Nature. 1868. The River Shore. Original Wood Engraving from Nature. Chadwick, C. W., New York. T869. Riff Moor. After Francis Day. 1870. The Indian Runner. After De Cost Smith. 1871. Bereavement. After Emile Adan. 1872. Burial of a Family Servant. After H. Helmick. Cole, Timothy, New York. 1873. St. Joseph and Child. After Murillo. 1874. Holy F'amily. After Murillo. 1875. St. Elizabeth. After Zurbaran. 1876. Mother and Child. After Luis de Morales. 1877. Madonna of the Little Bird. After Luis de Morales. UNITED STATES. 57 Wood Engravings. Exhibit No. Cole, Timothy, New York — Continued. 1878. Philip IV. After Velasquez. 1879. The Lances: Surrender of Breda. After Velasquez. 1880. Head of a Man. After Velas- quez. 1881. Pope Innocent X. After Velas- quez. 1882. Portrait of El Greco. After El Greco. Evans, John W., Brooklyn, N. Y. 1893. The Red and the White. 1894. After the Battle. 1895. Orange Free State Prisoners. 1896. Art Class, Pratt Institute. 1897. The Artist. French, Frank, East Orange, N. J. 1898. The Beggar Girl. After Louis Deschamps. Heinemann, E., Fort Wadsworth, Staten Island, N. Y. 1899. A French General. 1900. The Proof Reader. Klotz, H., New York. 1901. Chinese Jade Disc and Stand. Kruell. Gustav, New York. 1902. Thomas Jefiferson. After Gil- bert Stuart. 1903. Robert E. Lee. 1904. Chief Justice Marshall. 1905. Ludvig von Beethoven. 1906. Professor Charles Eliot Norton, Cambridge. 1907. Professor Childs, Cambridge. 1908. Portrait of a Friend. 1909. The Artist's Portrait. Meinshausen, George, Cincinnati. 1911. The Flying Dutchman. 1912. The Life Boat. Merrill, Hiram C, New York. 1913. Descending the Kotals, Persia. After E. L. Weeks. 1914. Fishing Station on the Black Sea. After F. D. Millet. 1915. Arab Market, Tebessa. 1916. Portrait of Paul Kruger. 1917. Portrait of Josh Billings. Northcote, Stafford M., New York. 1918. The Return from the Fields. After painting by J. North- cote. Watt, William G., New York. 1919. The Harvest. After painting by Lhermitte. Exhibit No. Wolf, Henry, New York, 1920. The Morning Star. Original Wood Engraving. 1921. The Evening Star. Original Wood Engraving. 1922. Portrait of Thomas Jefferson. After Charles Willson Peale. 1923. The Bent Tree. After Corot. 1924. The Wood Gatherers. After George Inness. 1925. The Little Lady Sophia of Soho After Whistler. 1926. Reverie. After Cecilia Beaux. 1927. Cynthia. After Cecilia Beaux. 1928. A Quiet Hour. After J. W. Alexander. 1929. Lady with White Shawl. After W. M. Chase. 1930. Portrait of Lenbach. After Lenbach. 1931. The Sonata. After Irving Wiles. 1932. Portrait of William T. Evans. After Alphonse Jongers. 1933. Portrait of Louis Stern. After Aime Morot. 1934. Portrait of Joseph Jefiferson as Doctor Pangloss. After Sar- gent. 1935- The Lovers. After N. Diaz. 1936. View on the Seine. After Homer D. Martin. 1937- The Hon. Joseph H. Choate. After John S. Sargent. 1938. The Nantucket School of Phil- osophy. After Eastman John- son. 1939. Oxen Drinking. After Horatio Walker. 1940. Fine Art Gallery at Chicago Exposition. After Andre Cas- taigne. 1941. Summer. After F. W. Benson. 1942. La Bernoise. After Dagnan Bouveret. 1943- Daughter of the Artist. After William H. Chase. 1944. In the Adirondacks. After A. H. Wyant. 1945. Portrait of Mrs. Lea. After Gilbert Stuart. 1946. Alone in the World. After Josef Israels. 1947. Portrait of M. Jean Leon Ger- ome. 1948. Christ Walking on the Sea. After C. C. Coleman. 58 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. GROUP 11. SCULPTURE. Exhibit No. Adams, Herbert, New York. 1949. Portrait Bust. Tinted Marble. 1950. Portrait Group. Bas-relief. Plaster. 1951. Model for Tympanum for St. Bartholomew's Church. 1952. Portrait Bust, Julia Marlowe. Plaster. 1953- Statue, William Ellery Chan- ning. Alfano, Vincenzo, New York. 1954- Screwing up his Courage. 1955- Cicero. Ayton, Charles, Paris. 1956. Madame Chrysantheme. 1957. Marble Bust. Bagg, Louise E., Paris. 1958. Hon. Joseph Choate. Bronze relief. Barnhorn, Clement J., Cincinnati. 1959. Mainads. High relief. i960. A Magdalen. Reclining iigure. Plaster. 1961. Madonne aux Lys. Low relief. Bronze. 1962. Portrait of J. J. Gest. Low re- lief. Bronze. 1963. Poland. Memorial Tablet. 1964. Bust of an Old Man. Barnard, George Grey, Paris. 1965. The Hewer. Bartlett, Paul Wayland, Paris. ' 1966. Death of Dr. Joseph Warren. 1967. Statue of Dr. Joseph Warren. 1968. Statue of Michael Angelo. 1969. Torso of a Young Girl. Bronze. 1970. Indian Dance. 1971. Nude Figure. Colored. 1973. Figure, sitting. 1974. Figurine, standing. I975- Head of Young Girl. 1976. Mask of Young Woman. 1977. Lion.' 1977a. Lion. T978. Lion's Head. 1979. Fish. 1980. Group of Fishes. 1981. Frog. Exhibit No. 1989. Vase. 1990. Vase. 1991. Green Vase. 1992. Green Vase. 1993. Green Vase. 1994. Crocodile. 1995- Scarab, Silver. 1996. Medal. 1997. Medal. 1998. Medal. 1999. Crouching Statuette. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2000. Standing Figure. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2001. Sitting Figure. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2002. Large Vase. Bronze, from cire 1982a, 1983. 1984. 1985. 1986. 1987. 1988. Seal. Seal. Vase. Vase. Vase. Vase. Vase. Vase. Green and Green and Blue. Blue. Bronze, from cire Bronze, from cire perdue. 2003. Large Vase. perdue. 2004. Large Vase. perdue. 2005. Vase. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2006. Vase. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2007. Vase. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2008. Vase. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2009. Vase. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2010. Vase. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2011. Vase. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2012. Vase. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2013. Vase. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2014. Vase. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2015. Turtle with Frog. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2016. Turtle with Frog. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2017. Turtle with Frog. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2018. Seal. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2019. Seal. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2020. Seal. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2021. Blackbird. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2022. Large Frog. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2023. Gourd. Bronze, from cire per- due. 2024. Scarab. due. 2025. Scarab. due. 2026. Medal. due. 2027. Medal. due. 2029. Medal, due. Bronze, from cire per- Bronze, from cire per- Bronze, from cire per- Bronze, from cire per- Bronze, from cire per- UNITED STATES. 59 Sculpture. Exhibit No. Bartlett, Paul Wayland, Paris— Con- tinued. 2030. Medal. Bronze, from cire per- due. 2031. Small Blue Vase. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2032. Fish. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2033. Fish. Bronze, from cire perdue. 2034. Group of Fishes. Bronze, from cire perdue. Berge, Edward, Baltimore. 2036. Muse finding Head of Orpheus. 2037. On the Trail. Bissell, George E., Mt. Vernon, N, Y. 2037a. Admiral Farragut on his flag- ship Hartford. Bronze Statue. (Installed in front of Iowa State Building.) Bitter, Karl T. F., Weehawken, N. J. 2038. Willard Memorial. Plaster. 2039. Thanatos. Marble. 2040. Boy Stealing Geese. Bronze. 2041. Louisiana Purchase. Borglum, Gutzon, New York. 2042. The Horses of Diomedes. 2043. U. S. Grant. 2044. John Ruskin. 2045. Nero. 2046. Masque. 2047. The Boer. 2048. Grief. 2049-2059. Collection of eleven Gar- goyles. Borglum, Solon H., New York. 2060. On the Trail. 2061. In the Wind. 2062. Lame Horse. 2063. The Bull Fight. 2064. Just Born. 2065. The Blizzard. 2066. Deer Killing a Snake. 2067. Dancing Horse. 2068. Our Slave. Boyle, John J., New York. 2069. Statue of Franklin. Head of a Boy. Marble. Indian Hunter. Head Study. Stone Age. 2070. 2071. 2072. 2073. Bracken, Julia M., Chicago. 2075. Portrait of Gustavus Goward. Low Relief in Bronze. Ameri- can Treaty with Samoa. Brenner, Victor D., New York. 2076. Ten Medals. 2077. Eighteen Medals. Plaster Exhibit No. Bringhurst, R. P., St. Louis. 2078. The Kiss of Eternity Group. 2079. Death of the Color Bearer. Brooks, Richard E., Paris, France. 2080. Col. Thomas Cass. Statue. 2081. Charles Carroll. Plaster Statue. 2082. John Hanson. Plaster Statue. 2083. O. W. Holmes. Bronze Bust. Bush-Brown, H. K., Newburgh, New York. 2084. Infant Conversation. Marble. Calder, Alex., Stirling, Philadelphia. 2086. Sun Dial. Model. To be ex- executed in Tennessee marble for Fairmount Park, Philadel phia. B. B. Comegys. Bronze Bust. Helen Harte. Bronze Bust. Narcissus. Bust of Athlete. Man cub. 2087. 2088. 2089. 2090. 2091. Carpenter, Margaret Sharpe. 2092. Memorial Tablet. Cohen, Katherine M., Philadelphia. 2093. Priscilla. Bronze. Conkling, Mabel, Paris. 2094. "Amour." 2095. Portrait Bust. 2096. Portrait Bust. Plaster. 2097. The Bather. Plaster Statuette. 2098. Racing Trophy. Conkling, Paul Burleigh, Paris. 2099. Nymph and Dolphin. Fountain 2100. Portrait. Bas Relief. Coppini, B., San Antonio, Texas. 2icoa. Portrait Bust. Cox, Charles Brinton, Philadelphia. 2101. Incident of a Bull Fight, Mex- ico. Bronze. 2102. El Texan Vaquero. Bronze. 2103. The Coyote. Bronze. Crunelle, Leonard, Chicago. 2103a. Donna. Portrait Bust. Cyrus E., Arlington Heights, Dallin, Mass. 2104. 2105. "Medicine Man." Reduction. "Don Quixote." Bronze Statu ette. 2106. Portrait Bust. Marble. 2107. Medicine Man. Donoghue, John (deceased). 2108. Sophocles. Ezekiel, Moses, Rome. 2109. Eve. Bronze. Flanagan, John, New York. 2110. Birth of Aphrodite. 6o DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Sculpture. Exhibit No. French, Daniel Chester, New York. 2111. Alma Mater. ! 2112. Working Man. I 2113. Washington. Equestrian Statue. 2114. General Hooker. Equestrian I Statue. I Glenny, Alice R., Buffalo. 2115. Gethsemane. Head of Christ. Bronze. Goodwin, Mrs. Frederick, New York. 21 16. Bust of Frederick Goodwin. Bronze. Grafly, Charles, Philadelphia. 2117. Vulture of War. Plaster. 2118. 2119. 2120. 2121. 2123. 2124. Symbol of Life. Bronze. From Generation to Generation. Bronze. In Much Wisdom. Bronze. Mrs. Charles Grafly. Portrait Bust. Bronze. Dr. Louis Starr. Portrait Bust, Bronze. Joseph R. De Camp. Portrait Bust, Bronze. James McManes. Portrait Bust. Bronze. Guild, Mrs. E. Cadwalader, Berlin. 2125. Bust of English Painter Watts. 2126. Endymion. Marble. 2127. Bust of Von Joachim. 2128. Bust of Abraham Lincoln. 2129. Electro. Harvey, Eli, New York. 2130. Lioness Crouching. Bas-relief. 2131. Roaring Lion. Bronze. 2132. Rampant Jaguar. Plaster. 2133. Lion and Pigeon. Marble. 2134. Lioness with Cub. Bronze. 2135. Family of Playing Leopards. Bronze. Lion Cubs. Bronze. Jaguar Walking. Bronze. Roaring Lion. Plaster. 2136. 2137. 2138. Heber, 2139. C. A., Weehawken, N. J. Pastoral. Hyatt, Mrs. A. V., New York. 2140. Winter. Horse Group. Bronze. Hyatt, Mrs. A. V. and Miss St. L. Eberle. 2141. Men and Bull. Jaegars, Albert, New York. 2142. Portrait of Theodore R. Timby. Exhibit No. Kemeys, Edward, Washington, D. C. A collection of small Bronzes loaned by the Art Institute of Chicago. 2144. Raccoon. 2145. Opossum. 2146. Wolf. 2147. Deer lying down. 2148. BufTalo. 2149. Mountain Lion. 2150. Mountain Lion and Lizard. 2151. Bear, standing upright. 2152. Deer with large antlers, stand- ing. 2153. Bear, standing, with right fore- paw upraised. 2154. Bear, sitting. 2155. Two Tigers, lymg down. 2156. A Tiger. (A nude boy is draw- ing the animal down by a cord twisted around its upper jaw.) 2157. Peacock and sleeping Rabbit. 2158. Lion, sitting. Kitson, Theo. A. Ruggles, Boston. 2159. The Volunteer. Plaster Cast. Konti, Isidore, New York. 2160. The Despotic Age. 2161. The Brook. Laessle, Albert I., Philadelphia. 2162. Turtle and Lizards. Langton, Berenice Frances, Paris. 2163. Portrait of Mile. Blanche. 2164. Woman's Head. 2165. Hand of Peasant Woman. 2166. Head of Child. Linder, Henry, New York. 2167. Oriental Art. Longman, Evelyn B., New York. 2168. Study for a Victory. 2169. Milton Bancroft. Bust. 2170. Margaret. Portrait Bust. 2171. Louise. Portrait Bust. Lopez, Charles A., New York. 2172. Old Woman. 2173. 2174. 2175- 2176. 2177. The Sprinter. Sin. Youth. IMaternity. Bienville. Lukeman, Augustus^ '^ew York. 2178. Statue of President McKinley. UNITED STATES. Sculpture. 61 Exhibit No. MacNeil, Hermon A., College Point, N. Y. 2179. The Sun Vow. 2180. Portrait Bust. 21S1. A Primitive Indian Chant. Mears, Helen F., New York. 2182. The Fountain of Life. Middleton, Mary P., Germantown, Phila- delphia. 2183. Portrait of Miss H. Plaster. Miller, J. Maxwell, Paris. 2184. Ishmael. Plaster Statue. Miranda, Fernand, New York. 2185. Fame. Moore, Lou Wall, Chicago. 2186. Valeria Alicia English. Plaster Statuette. 2187. Bust of John R. Bensley. 2188. Mrs. Louise Twyman. Bust. 2189. Pandora. Design for Jewel Box. Plaster. 2190. Paul Kefer. Low relief in Bronze. 2191. Irla. Low Relief in Bronze. Moretti, G., Birmingham, Alabama. 2192. Miniature Head of Christ. Murray, Samuel, Philadelphia. 2193. Mrs. Borie. Portrait Bust. 2194. Mr. Wm. H. Macdowell. Por- trait Bust. 2195. Stewart Culm, Esq., Portrait Statuette. 2196. Miss Alice Kurtz. Portrait Statuette. 2197. James M. Dodge. Portrait Stat- uette. 2198. The Boxer. Statuette. 2199. His Grace, Archbishop Ryan. Portrait Bust. 2200. Benjamin Eakins. Bronze Bust. 2201. Thomas Eakins. 2202. F. B. A. Linton, Esq. Portrait Statuette. 2203. Very Rev. James P. Turner. 2204. Child's Head. 2205. Col. A. Reynolds. Statuette. Ney, Elisabet, Austin, Texas. 2206. Albert Sidney Johnston Me- morial. 2207. Jacob Grimm. Bust. 3208. Garibaldi. Bronze Statuette. Exhibit No. Niehaus, Charles H., New York. 2209. General Forest. 2210. Bust of Rabbi Gottheil. 2211. Bust of Robert Blum. 2212. Caestus. 2213. Bust of J. Q. A. Ward. 2213a. Model of Hahnemann ment. The Driller. Statue of Hahnemann. Monu- 2214. 2214a. Olsson, Axel E., Chicago. 2215. Psyche. High relief. Paulus, Christoph, Newton, Kansas. 2216. A Girl of Twelve. Portrait Bust. 2217. A Fellah. Miniature Bust in Terra Cotta. 2218. An Old Jew. Terra Cotta. 2219. An Old Jew. Terra Cotta. 2220. A Young Fellah. Terra Cotta. 2221. An Old Fellah. Terra Cotta. 2222. A Boy Jew. Terra Cotta. Pfeifer, Clara, Paris. 2223. Bust of President McKinley. Bronze. 2224. Boy with Turtle. Statuette. 2225. Wood Nymph, "Echo." Statu- ette. Piccirilli, Attilio, New York. 2226. St. John. Marble Bust. 2227. Mrs. Newcomb. Bust. 2228. Bust of a Boy. Marble. 2229. Dancing Faun. Marble. Piccirilli, Furio, New York. 2230. Mother and Child. Pratt, Bela L., Boston. 2231. Fountain of Youth. Marble. Price, Henry, London. 2232. In the Days of Llewellyn. Bronze. Proctor, A. Phimister, New York. 2233. Indian Warrior. 2234. Charging Panther. 2235. Stallion. 2236. Puma. Rhind, J. Massey, New York. 2236a. Major-General Grenville M. Dodge. Bronze Statue. (In- ^ stalled in front of Iowa State Building.) Roth, Frederick G. R., New York. 2237. Elephant and Apple. 2238. Drinking Rhinoceros. 2239. Sitting Bear. 2240. Sea Lion. 62 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Sculpture. Exhibit No. 2241. Sleeping Bear Cub. 2242. Polar Bear. 2243. Wolf-hound. Saint Gaudens, Augustus, New York. 2244. The Puritan. Salvatore, Victor. 2245. Ave. Sawyer, Edouard Warren, Paris. 2246. Portrait d'une Femme Blonde. 2247. Charging Buffalo. Schneiderhahn, M., St. Louis. 2248. The Holy Agony. Schuler, Hans, Paris. 2249. Paradise Lost. 2250. Ariadne. 2251. Adam. Bust. Schwarzott, Maximilian M., New York. 2251a. Caught in the Net. Scudder, Janet, New York. 2252. Sun Dial. Simons, Amory C, Paris. 2253. Small Bronze Horse. 2254. Small Bronze Horse. 2255. Small Bronze Cat. 2256. Small Bronze Cat. 2257. Small Horse. Plaster. 2258. Small Horse. Plaster. 2259. Small Horse. Plaster. Stewardson, Edmond, Philadelphia. 2260. The Bather. Loaned by the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Stillman, Effie, New York. 2261. S. Everett. Portrait Statuette, Plaster. 2262. Statuette. Bronze. 2263. Statuette. Plaster. Tadd, Edith J., Philadelphia. 2265. Portrait Medallion. Taft, Lorado, Chicago. 2266. Knowledge. 2267. Despair. 2268. Solitude of the Soul. Tonetti, F. M. L., New York. 2269. Figure of a Boy. Marble. Exhibit No. 2270. Victory. 2271. Boy and Swan. Bronze. Triebel, C. E., New York. 2272. His First Catch. Usher, Leila, New York. 2273. Bust of Booker T. Washington, Bronze. Vonnoh, Bessie Potter, New York. 2274. A Study. 2275. Bust of Baby. 2277. Girl Dancing. 2278. Young Mother. Bronze. 2279. Motherhood. Bronze. 2280. A Sketch. Standing Figure. 2281. Mother and Child. Bronze. 2282. Girl Reading. Bronze. 2283. Creeping Baby. 2284. Portrait Relief. Ward, Elsie, New York. 2285. Boy and Frog. Ward, J. Q. A., New York. 2286. Pediment for New York Stock Exchange. Warner, Olin (deceased). 2288. Portrait Bust. 2289. Dancing Nymph. Weinert, Albert, New York. 2290. Major-General Siegel. Weinmann, Adolph A., New York. 2291. Portrait Bust Charles H. Nie- haus. 2292. A Bowler, Bronze Statuette. 2293. A Ball Pitcher. 2294. Portrait Relief of a Young Girl 2295. The Destiny of the Red Man. Williams, Nelly Robbins, Goshen, Ohio. 2296. Portrait of Prof. Theodor Bohl- man. Piaster Bust. Yandell. Enid. New York. 2297." Fountain, Lotos Flower. Zolnay, George Julian, New York. 2298. Study of a Farm Hand. Bronze Bust. 2299. Portrait of General W. H. Jack- son. UNITED STATES. 63 GROUP 12. ARCHITECTURE. Exhibit No. Alden & Harlow, Pittsburg. 2300. Forbes Street Elevation of Car- negie Library. Andrews, Jacques and Rantoul, Boston. 2301. Hartford Club, Hartford, Conn. 2302. Worcester County Court House, Worcester, Mass. Ash, Percy, Washington, D. C. 2303. Avonwood Court, Estate of C. E. Matlier, Esq., Haverford, Pennsylvania. Plan. 2304. Avonwood Court, Estate of C. E. Mather, Esq., Haverford. Photograph. Atterbury, Grosvenor, New York. 2305. City Residence, New York. Photograph. 2306. Shingle Country House. Pho- tograph. 2307. Stucco Country House. Photo- graphs. Babb, Cook & Willard, New York. 2307a. House of S. D. Pratt. Photo- graph. 2307b. House of Andrew Carnegie. Barnett, Haynes & Barnett, St. Louis. 2308. Residence for ]\lrs. Grace van Studdiford. Water Color. Boring & Tilton, New York. 2308a. Accepted design for Y. M. C. A. Building. 2308b. Tome Memorial Hall. Four photographs. 2308c. Main U. S. Emigrant Station. Photograph. 23o8d. Main U. S. Emigrant Station. Photograph. 23086. East Orange Town Hall. 23o8f. Carnegie Library, Mt. Vernon. Bourne, Frank A., Boston. 2309. Central Congregational Church, Bangor, IMe. Photograph. 2310. Central Congregational Church, Bangor, Me. Perspective 'Drawing. Boyd, David Knickerbacker, Philadel- phia. 2311. Saturday Club Building, Wayne, Pa. Photograph. 2312. House near Wayne, Pa. Photo- graphs. 2313. House at Wynnewood, Pa. Photographs. 2314. House at Wynnewood, Pa. Perspective Drawing. Exhibit No. 2315- 2316. 2317. House, Pine Street, Philadel- phia, Pa. Photographs. House, Pine Street, Philadel- phia, Pa. Photographs. Inglenook. Pen and ink draw- ing. Browne, Martha Brooks, Boston. 2319. Landscape Gardens. Photo- graphs. Brunner, Arnold W., New York. 2320. Interior of Court Room, United States Federal Building, Cleve- land. 2321. Ceiling of Court Room, United States Federal Building. 2322. Pavilion in W. H. Seward Park, New York. Photograph. 2322a. Views of Mt. Sinai Hospital. Photograph. Burnham, Daniel H., Carrere, John M., Brunner, Arnold W., New York. 2323. Public Buildings and Grounds, Cleveland, Ohio. Plan. 2324. Public Buildings and Grounds, Cleveland, Ohio. Bird's Eye View, looking South. 2325. Public Buildings and Grounds, Cleveland, Ohio. Bird's Eye View, looking North. 2326. Public Buildings and Grounds, Cleveland, Ohio. Section through Mall, looking East. 2327. Public Buildings and Grounds, Cleveland, Ohio. Section through Esplanade. 2328. Public Buildings and Grounds, Cleveland, Ohio. Section through Mall, looking South, showing Federal Building and Library. Carrere & Hastings, New York. 2329. Pan-American Exposition and New York Public Library. Photographs. 2330. Ponce de Leon Hotel. Photo- graphs. 2331. The Bridge. Pan-American Ex- position. Water Color by F. Hopkinson Smith. 2332. Bird's Eye View of Pan-Ameri- can Exposition. 64 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Architecture. Exhibit No. Carrere tinued 2333. 2334- 2335- & Hastings, New York — Con- A.lcazar Hotel, Florida. Ponce de Leon Hotel. Water Color. The Bridge and the Pergola, Pan-American Exposition. Clark, Appleton P., Jr., Washington, D. C. 2337. Home Savings Bank, and apart- ments above, Washington, D. C. Perspective drawing. 2338. Residence of Hon. Wayne Mac- Veagh, Washington, D. C. Photograph. Collins, Charles, Boston. 2339. Fragment of the Pastel. Parthenon. Cope & Stewardson, St. Louis and Phil- adelphia. 2340. Busch Building, Washington University. Pen Drawing. 2341. Washington University. Pen Drawing. 2342. Law School, University of Pennsylvania. 2343. Dining Hall, University of Pennsylvania. 2344. Tower on Thirty-sixth Street Dormitory, University of Pennsylvania. 2345. Library, Bryn Mawr College. 2346. Municipal Building, Washing- ton, D. C. Front Elevation. 2347. House at Princeton, New Jersey. 2348. House at Princeton, New Jersey. Front Entrance. Coulter, W. L., New York. 2349. Boathouse of Adirondack Rus- tic Lodge. 2350. Adirondack Rustic Bridge. Cummings, Charles K., Boston. 2351. Buildings at Middlesex School, Concord. Photographs. 2352. Country Houses. Photographs. 2353. Country Houses. Photographs. Day, Frank Miles & Brother, Philadel- phia. 2354. Horticultural Hall, Philadelphia. 2355. Building of "American Baptist Publication Society," Phila- delphia. Exhibit No. 2356. Gymnasium of the University of Pennsylvania. 2357- House in Philadelphia. Ex- terior View. Photograph. 2358. House in Philadelphia. Interior View. 2359- House at Ambler. Interior and Exterior Views. 2360. House in Delaware. 2361. Sunny House with a Sheltered Garden. Eames & Young, St. Louis. Competitive Designs for the improve- ment of the United States Military Academy at West Point. 2362. General Plan of Grounds and Buildings. 2363. General Elevation, B-B. 2364. General Elevation, C-C. 2365. Riding Hall Elevation and Plan. 2366. Front Elevation of Chapel. 2367. Side Elevation of Chapel. • 2368. Section of Chapel. Elzner & Anderson, Cincinnati, O. 2369. Residence of A. L. Ault. Pho- tograph. 2370-2372. Three Interior Views of the same. Photographs. Eyre, Wilson, Philadelphia. 2373. Gardens near Philadelphia. Sketches. 2374. Dining Room for Dr. Hart, Philadelphia. Sketch. 2375. House at Youngstown, O., for Mr. J. G. Butler. Sketch. 2376. City Trust Company, Philadel- phia. l""ront View. Photo- graph. 2376a. Residence at Torresdale, Phila- delphia. Sketch. 2377. Stable and Garden at Strafford, Pa. Sketch. 2378. House near Jenkintown, Pa. Sketch. 2379. Garden for Beauveau Borie at Jenkintown, Pa. Sketch. Fernald, George P., Boston. 2380. Senate Chamber in Palace of the Doges, Venice. Ferry & Clas, Milwaukee. 2381. Historical Library, Madison, Wis. Photograph. 2382. Public Library, Milwaukee. Photograph. UNITED STATES. 65 Architecture. Exhibit No. Flagg, Ernest, New York. U. S. Naval Academy: View, looking east 2383. General from Dome of Chapel. 2384. General View from the North. 2385. General View from the North- east. Perspective Drawing. Elevation. Quarters. Memorial 2386. 2387. 2388. 2389. Chapel. Chapel. Cadet Hall. Photographs of Models. St. Luke's Hospital, New York: 2390. First Floor Plan. 2391. Elevation. Corcoran Gallery, Washington, D. C. — 2392. Elevation. 2393. First Floor Plan. 2394. Photographs. Friedlander, J. H., New York. 2395. National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. General Plan. 2396. Grounds for Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Plan. 2397. Mess Hall, Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Main ele- vation. Gilbert, Cass, New York. 2399. Art Palace, St. Louis Exposi- tion. Front Elevation. 2400. Fagade of Festival Hall, St. Louis Exposition. Pencil ele- vation in line. 2401. Perspective of Custom House, New York, in black and white. Green & Wicks, Buffalo. 2403. Twelve photographs of build- ings. Greene & Greene, Los Angeles, Cal. 2404. Dwelling for George H. Barker, Pasadena. Photographs. 2405. Dwelling for James Culbertson, Pasadena. Photographs. Greene, Charles Sumner, Pasadena, Cal. 2406. Projected Dwelling House for Mr. W. B. T., Pasadena. Hardenbergh, H. J., New York. 2407. Whitehall Building, Battery Place, New York. Photo- graph. Exhibit No. Heins & La Farge, New York. 2408. Subway Stations, New York City, Rapid Transit. 2409. New York Zoological Park. 2410. Eastern Chapel, Cathedral of St. John the Divine. 2411. Mausoleum of Woodlawn Cem- etery. Hill, Jas. G., Washington, D. C. 2413. Stoneleigh Court Apartments, Washington, D. C. Perspective Drawing. 2414. Stoneleigh Court Apartments, Washington, D. C. Plans. Holsman, Henry K., Chicago. 2415. Library Building, Parsons Col- lege. Water color. 2416. Collegiate Building, Parsons College. Water color. 2417. Chapel, Parsons College. Water color. 2418. Gymnasium, Parsons College, Water color. Hornblower & Marshall, Washington, D. C. 2419. United States Custom House, Baltimore, Md. Photograph of perspective drawing. Howe, Lois L., Boston. 2420. Alcove in Parlor, Cambridge, Mass. 2422. Sketches for Farm Houses. 2423. Sketch for Interior, Concord, Mass. Kelsey, Albert, Philadelphia. 2424. General Plan for the reorgani- zation and rebuilding of Chau- tauqua, New York. 2425. Civic Center, Chautauqua. 2426. Plan of the Arts and Crafts Vil- lage, Chautauqua. 2427. Water Gate to Hall of Philoso- phy, Chautauqua. 2428. The Pier House, Chautauqua. 2428a. Plan for the rebuilding of Chau- tauqua. Kilham & Hopkins, Boston. 2429. House at Brookline, Mass. 2430. House at Longwood, Mass. Langton, D. W., New York. 2431. Garden in Morris County. Link, Theodore C. St. Louis. 2432. Mines and Metallurgy Building, World's Fair. Water Color. 66 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Architecture. Exhibit No. Little & Browne, Boston. House of Mrs. Malcolm Spaulding at Prides. Enlarged Photographs. 2433. View from Terrace Garden. Sea Front. Photograph. 2435. Loggia. Photograph. 2436. View from Loggia. Photograph. 2437. Gallery. Photograph. Birge House at Buffalo. 2438. Garden Front. 2439. Fore Court. 2440. Bliss House, New York. Scale Drawing. Front Elevation. 2442. Photograph of an Exterior. Longfellow, A. W., Boston. Competition for District Government Building, Washington, D. C. 2443. Front Elevation. 2444. Ground Floor Plan. 2445. The Weld Cow Barn. 2446. Phillips Brooks House, Harvard University. Lord & Hewlett, New York. 2447. Agricultural Building, Washing- ton, D. C. Ground Plan. 2448. Agricultural Building, Washing- ton, D. C. Front Elevation. 2449. Agricultural Building, Washing- ton, D. C. End and Rear Ele- vation. 2450. Soldiers' and Sailors' Monu- ment, Elevation. Photograph. McArdle, M. P., St. Louis. 2451. Residence. Perspective Drawing. 2452. Residence. Perspective Drawing. 2453. Residence. Perspective Drawing. 2454. Temple of Fraternity, Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Per- spective Drawing. Maher, George W., Chicago. 2455. Residence for Mr. A. B. Leach, South Orange, N. J. Photo- graphs. 2456. Stable and Lodge Buildings for Mr. Harry Rubens, Glencoe, 111. Twelve Photographs. 2457. Suburban Houses. Nine Photo- graphs, Exhibit No. Marsh & Peter, Washington, D. C. 2458. Evening Star Building, Wash- ington, D. C. Photograph. 2460. Union Trust and Storage Build- ing, Washington, D. C. Front Elevation. Drawing. Mauran, Russell & Garden, St. Louis. 2461. House of Max Schwab. Photo- graph. 2462. House of Mrs. J. G. Chapman, Dublin, N. H. 2463. Building of St. Louis Trust Company. Michigan Chapter of American Institute of Architects, Frank C. Baldwin, Sec- retary, Detroit. 2464. Views of Buildings in Detroit. Twelve Photographs. 2465. Views of Buildings in Detroit. Twelve Photographs. 2466. Views of Buildings in Detroit. Twelve Photographs. Olmstead Bros., Brookline, Mass. 2469. General Plan for Orange Park, Newark, N. J. 2470. General Plan for Watsessing Park, E. Orange, N. J. 2475. General Plan for Branch Brook Park, Newark, N. J. 2477. General Plan for Grant Park Chicago. 2482. General Plan for Alta Vista, Louisville, Ky. 2484. Formal Garden, Asheville, N. C. Pen Drawing. 2486. Formal Garden, Newport. 2487. Formal Garden, Tuxedo Park. 2489. Formal Garden, Ridgefield, Conn. 2490. General Plan of Pcnnshurst, Narberth, P.t. 2492. General Plan Jackson Park Chicago, 111. UNITED STATES. 67 Architecture. Exhibit No. Parker & Thomas, Boston. 2495. Tennis and Racquet Club. Ex- terior. 2496, Tennis and Racquet Club. En- trance. 2498. Belvedere Hotel, Baltimore, Perspective. Wash Drawing. 2499. Belvedere Hotel, Baltimore, Ball Room. Photograph. 2500. Belvedere Hotel, Baltimore, Lobby. Photograph. 2501. Belvedere Hotel, Baltimore, New Cafe. Photograph. Perkins, Frederick W., Chicago. 2502. Residence of Charles H. Hul- burd. Water Color. 2503. Sketch of a residence for Charles H. Hulburd. Water Color. 2504. Sketch of a residence. Wash Drawing. 2505. Interior Views of Chicago Resi- dences. Photographs. 2506. Residences and Interiors, Chi- cago. Photographs. 2507. Residence of J. G. Shedd. Photograph. 2508. Detail of Stable for Otto Young, Lake Geneva. Photo- graph. 2509. Three Residences. Photographs. Peters & Rice, Boston. 2510. House No. 5 Commonwealth Avenue. Photograph of draw- ing. 2511. United States Post Office and Custom House, Marblehead. Front elevation and plans. Poindexter, W. M., Washington, D. C. 2512. Naval Training Station, San Francisco, California. Rankin, Kellogg & Crane, Philadelphia. 2513. United States Post Office and Custom House, Camden, New Jersey. Bromide. 3514. United States Court House and Post Office, Indianapolis, Ind. FiTont Elevation. Exhibit No. 2515- 2516. 2517. 2518. 2519. 2520, 2522. United States Department of Agriculture Building, Wash- ington, D. C. Front Eleva- tion. United States Department of Agriculture Building, Wash- ington, D. C. Rear Eleva- tion. United States Department of Agriculture Building, Wash- ington, D. C. Block Plan. Camden County Court House, Camden, N. J. Competitive Drawings. Front Elevation. Camden County Court House, Camden, N. J. Competitive Drawings. First Floor Plan. First M. E. Church, German- town. Bromide. St. James Hall, Philadelphia. Bromide. Rogers, Joseph Gamble, Chicago. 2523. Residence of Dr. George S. Isham. Eight Photographs. 2524. Estate of A. B. Dick. Nine Photographs. 2525. Miscellaneous Work. Nine Photographs. 2526. Three Gate Lodges near Chi- cago. Photographs. 2527. Residence of Mr. C. Edward Pope, Lake Forest, 111. Five Photographs. Rotch, Arthur. See Tilden. Seeler, Edgar V., Philadelphia. 2530. The Flower Astronomical Ob- servatory, University of Penn- sylvania. 2531. The First Baptist Church, Phil- adelphia. 2532. The Real Estate Trust Building, Philadelphia. Seeler, Edgar V., & Frank C Roberts & Co., Engineers, Philadelphia. The Penn Mutual Building, Boston, Mass. 2533. ^lilk Street Entrance. 2534. Milk Street Front. 2535- Entrance Corridor. 68 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Architecture. Exhibit No. Shaw, 2536. 2537. 2538. 2539- 2540. 2541. Howard, Chicago. Second Presbyterian Church. Photograph of Interior. Commercial Building. Photo- graphs. Ragdale, Lake Forest, Illinois. Photographs. Country Houses. Photographs. Residence Entrances. Photo- graphs. Town Houses. Photographs. Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge, Boston. 2542. Railroad Station at A1,bany, N. Y. Photograph. 2544. Pumping Station, Metropolitan Water Board, Stoneham, Mass. 2545. Exterior of Field Library, Con- way, Mass. 2546. Interior of Field Library, Con- way, Mass. 2547. Porch on house of N. B. Ream, Esq., Thompson, Conn. 2548. Plan of new Building, Harvard Medical School. 2550. Courtyard Harvard Medical School, showing buildings. Water Color Drawing. Sherer, S. L., St. Louis. 2551. Residence for A. R. Deacon, Webster Park, St. Louis, Mis- souri. Drawing. Spencer, Robert C, Jr., Chicago. 2552 J. Stanley Grepe, Twelve Photo- House of Evanston graphs. 2553. Miscellaneous Work. Twelve Photographs. 2554. Forester's Lodge at Harlow Arden. Three Photographs. • 2554a. Interior of proposed Music Hall. 2554b. Residence at Canton, 111. 2554c. Cottage at Lake Geneva. Spiering, Louis C, St. Louis. 2555. St. Julien le Pauvre, Paris. Measured Drawings of Plan and Section. Taylor, Isaac S., St. Louis. 2556. Mercantile Trust Co. Building, St. Louis. Pen Drawing. 2557- National Bank of Commerce, St. Louis. Pen Drawing. Exhibit No. Taylor, J. Knox, Supervising Architect, Washington, D. C. 2558. Post Office, Salem, Ore. Per- spective Drawing. 2559. Post Office, Salem, Ore. Photo- graph of Perspective Drawing. 2560. Post Office, Fitchburg, Mass. Perspective Drawing. 2561. Post Office, Fitchburg, Mass. Photograph of Perspective Drawing. 2562. United States Mint, Philadel- phia, Pa. Perspective Drawing. 2563. United States Mint, Philadel- phia, Pa. Photograph. 2564. United States Mint, Philadel- phia, Pa. Interior Photo- graphs. 2565. Post Office and Custom House, Elmira, N. Y. Perspective Drawing. 2566. Post Office and Custom House, Elmira, N. Y. Photograph of Perspective Drawing. Nos. 2558 to 2566. lent by U. S. Treas- ury Department. Tilden, George T., Boston. 2569. Alhambra Interior. Water Color Drawing by Arthur Rotch. 2570. Church of Messiah. Water Color Drawing by Arthur Rotch. Totten & Rogers, Washington, D. C. 2573. House of Hon. H. A. Taylor. Photographs. 2574. House of Mr. J. C. Hooe. Pho- tographs. Vaughan, Henry, Boston. 2575- Groton School Chapel. Photo- graph. Walker, C. Howard, Boston. 2576. Massachusetts Building, St. Louis, 1904. 2577. Electricity Building, St. Louis, 1904. 2578. Germanic Museum, Cambridge. 2579. Competition for Federal Build- ing, Providence, Rhode Island. UNITED STATES. Architecture. 69 Exhibit No. Warren, Smith & Biscoe, Boston. 2581. Chapel at Cambridge, Mass. Interior Water Color, by H. S. Warren. 2582. Chapel at Cambridge, Mass. Exterior from Southeast. Pho- tograph. 2583. Chapel at Cambridge, Mass. Exterior from Southwest. Photograph. Exhibit No. Wheelwright & Haven, Boston. 2584. Randall Dining Hall, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. 2585. Horticultural Hall, Boston. 2586. Massachusetts Historical So- ciety Building on the Fenway, Boston. Winslow & Bigelow, Boston. 2587. Boston Edison Power Plant. 2588. Board of Trade Building, Bos- ton. Wood, Donn & Deming, Washington, D. C. 2589. New Providence Hospital. Per- spective View. GROUP 13. LOAN COLLECTION. (The following exhibits are oil paintings unless otherwise specified.) GALLERY No. i, ENTERING FROM THE SCULPTURE COURT. WEST WALL. Exhibit No. Frederic E. Church. 1826- 1900. Ameri- can. 1. Moonrise in Greece. Lent by Mr. Lockwood de Forest, New York. J. Jongkind. Contemporary Dutch. 2. Canal in Winter — Holland. Lent by Mr. F. P. Vinton, Boston. J. B. C. Corot. 1796-1875. French. 3. The Shepherd. Lent by Dr. H. C. Angell, Boston. F. Chifflart. Contemporary French. 4. Nymphs crowning a statue of Pan. Lent by Mr. C. A. Walker, Boston. 5. Revelry of Satyrs. Lent by Mr. C. A. Walker, Boston. William Page. 1811-1885. American. 6. Portrait of Mrs. Page. Lent by Mr. G. S. Page, Pittsburg. NORTH WALL. Exhibit No. Anton Mauve. 1838-1888. Dutch. 7. Sheep. Lent by Mr. Daniel Cat- lin, St. Louis. Harry Thompson. 1839-1901. English. 8. The Shepherdess. Lent by Mrs. Halsey C. Ives, St. Louis. Vicat Cole. 1833-1893. English. 9. Richmond Hill. Lent by Mrs. J. G. Chapman, St. Louis. Jules Dupre. 181 2-1889. French. ID. Marine. Lent by Durand-Ruel & Son, New York. Octave Tassaert. 1800-1874. French. 11. The Faggot Gatherer. Lent by the National Academy of De- sign, New York. Felix Ziem. Contemporary French. 12. The Bosphorus. Lent by Mr. George B. Leighton, St. Louis. F. von Uhde. Contemporary German. 13. The Holy Night. Lent by Mrs. John T. Davis, St. Louis. J. B. C. Corot. 1796-1875. French. 14. Young Woman in Greek costume. Lent by Durand-Ruel & Son, New York. 70 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Loan Collection. Exhibit No. Charles Jacque. 1813-1893. French. 15. On the way to pasture. Lent by Mr. John G. Johnson, Phila- delphia. Lord Leighton. 1830-1896. English. 16. The God Pan. Lent by Mrs. J. G. Chapman, St. Louis. Emile van Marcke. 1827-1891. French. 17. Cattle and Landscape. Lent by Mr. William K. Bixby, St. Louis. F. von Uhde. Contemporary German. 18. A Sewing Bee in Holland. Lent by the St. Louis Museum of Fine Arts. Ferdinand Roybet. Contemporary French. 19. The Conqueror. Lent by Mr. John Fowler, St. Louis. Briton Riviere. Contemporary English. 20. Genius Loci. Lent by Mrs. J. G. Chapman, St. Louis. E. W. Cooke. 1811-1880. English. 21. On the Scheldt. Lent by Mrs. J. G. Chapman, St. Louis. C. F. Daubigny. 181 7-1878. French. 22. Riverbank. Lent by Mrs. J. G. Chapman, St. Louis. Mariano Fortuny, 1838- 1874. Spanish. 23. A Moorish Guard. Lent by Mr. George J. Gould, New York. J. C. Cazin. 1841-1901. French. 24. The Path. Lent by Mr. Charles Parsons, St. Louis. J. L. A. Gericault. 1791-1824. French. 25. Study of Horses. Lent by Cottier & Co., New York. Gustave Courbet. 1819-1877. French. 26. Les Demoiselles du Village. Lent by Durand-Ruel & Son, New York. Eugene Delacroix. 1799-1863. French. 27. Abduction by Moorish Pirates. Lent by Durand-Ruel & Son, New York. Exhibit No. Eugene Lavieille. Contemporary French. 28. Moonlit Village Street. Lent by Mrs. John T. Davis, St. Louis. Alfred Stevens. Contemporary Belgian. 29. The Listener. Lent by Dr. H. C. Angell, Boston. Frederic E. Church. 1826-1900. Ameri- can. 30. Afterglow. Lent by Mr. Charles Parsons, St. Louis. Jules Dupre. 1812-1889. French. 31. Sunset Landscape and Cattle. Lent by Durand-Ruel & Son, New York. Theodule Ribot. 1823-1891. French. 32. The Little Politician. Lent by Mrs. John T. Davis, St. Louis. EAST WALL. C. F. Daubigny. 1817-1878. French. 33. View of Dieppe. Lent by Mr. Henry C. Frick, Pittsburg. Narcisse Virgile Diaz. 1808-1876. French. 34. The Sultan's Favorite. Lent by Mr. William K. Bixby, St. Louis. Frangois Saint Bonvin. 1817-1885. French. 35. The Housewife. Lent by Durand- Ruel & Son, New York. 36. The Scholar. Lent by Durand- Ruel & Son, New York. William Morris Hunt. 1824-1879. Ameri- can. 37. The Bathers. Lent by Mr. Charles Fairchild, New York. Elihu Vedder. Contemporary American. 38. The Questioner of the Sphinx. Lent by Mr. Charles Fairchild, New York. Jules Emile Bastien-Lepage. 1848-1884. French. 39. The Thames below London, with shipping. Lent by Mr. John G. Johnson, Philadelphia. Antoine Vollon. 1833-1899. French. 40. Grapes — Still Life. Lent by Mr. John G. Johnson, Philadelphia. UNITED STATES. 71 Loan Collection. SOUTH WALL. Exhibit No. Anton Mauve. 1838-1888. Dutch. 41. Sheep on the Dunes. Lent by Mrs. C. M. Kurtz, New York. Jean Frangois Millet. 1814-1875. French. 42. Portrait of the Painter's wife. Lent by Mr. E. Burgess War- ren, Philadelphia. Jacob Maris. 1837-1899. Dutch. 43. View of Amsterdam. Lent by Mr. Charles Parsons, St. Louis. C. F. Daubigny. 1817-1878. French. 44. Morning on the Oise. (Salon pic- ture of 1866.) Lent by Mr. E. Burgess Warren, Philadelphia. A. G. Decamps. 1803-1860. French. 45. Lark shooting. Lent by Durand- Ruel & Son, New York. Thomas Couture. 1815-1879. French. 46. Head of a Woman. Lent by Miss Julia Wilder Kurtz, New York. Jules Dupre. 1812-1889. French. 47. Cows slaking their thirst. (From the collection of the painter sold after his death.) Lent by Mr. William K. Bixby, St. Louis. Jules Breton. Contemporary French. 48. The Sea Bird. Lent by Mr. Daniel Catlin, St. Louis. Pierre Puvis de Chavannes. 1824-1899. French. 49. Peace. (Study for the painter's first decoration in Museum at Amiens.) Lent by Mr. John G. Johnson, Philadelphia. Rosa Bonheur. 1822-1899. French. 50. In the Scotch Highlands. Lent by the St. Louis Museum of Fine Arts. Exhibit No. Noel Coypel. 1628- 1707. French. 51. Europa. (From the collection of Joseph Bonaparte, brought to this country by him after the downfall of Napoleon and by him presented to family of pres- ent owner.) Lent by Dr. Charles E. Cadwalader, Phila- delphia. Sir John Everett Millais. 1829-1896. English. 52. Portrait of Mrs. Heugh. Lent by Cottier & Co., New York. Pierre Puvis de Chavannes. 1824-1899. French. 53. War. (Study for the painter's first decoration in Museum at Amiens.) Lent by Mr. John G. Johnson, Philadelphia. P. J. Clays. 1819-1901. Belgian. 54. Calm at Sea. Lent by the St. Louis Museum of Fine Arts. J. C. Cazin. 1841-1901. French. 55. Roadside; Harvest. Lent by Mr. Edward Mallinckrodt, St. Louis. Arnold Bocklin. 1827-1902. Swiss. 56. Sappho. Lent by Mr. John G. Johnson, Philadelphia. Anders L. Zorn. Contemporary Swedish. 57. Portrait. Lent by Mrs. Halsey C. Ives, St. Louis. E. L. G. Isabey. 1804-1886. French. 58. Marriage of Napoleon III at Ver- sailles. Lent by Mr. E. Burgess Warren, Philadelphia. F. von Uhde. Contemporary German. 59. The Sermon on the Mount. Lent by Mrs. Halsey C. Ives, St. Louis. G. Kuehl. Contemporary German. 60. The Organ Loft. Lent by the St. Louis Museum of Fine Arts. 72 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Loan Collection. WEST WALL. Exhibit No. Anton Mauve. 1838-1888. Dutch. 61. On the Highway. Lent by Mr. Louis Chauvenet, St. Louis. Jean Frangois Millet. 1814-1875. French. 62. Regret. Lent by Dr. H. C. An- gell, Boston. J. B. C. Corot, 1796-1875. French. 63. Grey Day. Lent by Mr. Daniel Catlin, St. Louis. Anders L. Zorn. Contemporary Swedish. 64. Portrait. Lent by Mr. Robert S. Brookings, St. Louis. GALLERY 5, ENTERING FROM GALLERY i. WEST WALL. Emile van Marcke. 1827-1891. French. 65. Cattle crossing the Brook. Lent by the Estate of Jay Gould. NORTH WALL. Narcisse Virgile Diaz. 1808-1876. French. 66. Wood Interior. Lent by Mr. Charles Parsons, St. Louis. J. B. C. Corot. 1 796-1875. French. 67. Evening: Antique Dance. Lent by the Estate of Jay Gould. Charles Jacque. 1813-1893. French. 68. Sheep on the Hillside. Lent by Mr. Charles Parsons, St. Louis. EAST WALL. Eugene Fromentin, 1820-1876. French. 69. Arab Encampment — Gorges of Chiffa. (From the Secretan collection.) Lent by Mr. George J. Gould, New York. EAST WALL. Exhibit No. J. B. C. Corot. 1 796-1875. French. 70. La Danse des Amours. (From the Charles A. Dana collection.) Lent by Mr. George J. Gould, New York. SOUTH WALL. John Constable. 1 776-1837. English. 71. Salisbury Cathedral. Lent by Mr. William K. Bixby, St. Louis. R. C. Woodville.. 1825-1856. American. 72. News from the Mexican War, 1848. Lent by the National Academy of Design, New York. Jacob Maris. 1837-1899. Dutch. 73. Boats on the Canal. Lent by Mr. William K. Bixby, St. Louis. Jozef Israels. Contemporary Dutch. 74. Cottage Interior. Lent by Mr. Charles Parsons, St. Louis. WEST WALL. J. M. W. Turner. 1775-1851. English. 75. The Nore. Lent by Mr. George J. Gould, New York. GALLERY 6. ENTERING FROM GALLERY 5. WEST WALL. J. L. E. Meissonier. 1815-1891. French. 76. The Smoker. Lent by Miss Helen Miller Gould, New York. Narcisse Virgile Diaz. 1808-1876. French. 77. Cupids and Young Girl. Lent by Mr. George J. Gould, New York. Domenico Ghirlandajo. 1449-1494. Italian. 78. The Angel Choir. Lent by Mr. George J. Gould, New York. Leon Lhermitte. Contemporary French. 79. The Brookside. (Pastel.) Lent by Mrs. Halsey C. Ives, St. Louis. UNITED STATES. 73 Loan Collection. Exhibit No. NORTH WALL. Theodore Rousseau. 1812-1867. French. 80. The Charcoal Burners' Hut. (From the Fuller collection.) Lent by Mr. George J. Gould, New York. Rembrandt van Ryn, 1607- 1669. Dutch. 81. The Standard Bearer. (Once in the collection of Sir Joshua Reynolds.) Lent by Mr. George J. Gould, New York. Thomas Gainsborough. 1727-1788. Eng- lish. 82. Boys dragging Net. Lent by Mr. George J. Gould, New York. EAST WALL. Aert Van der Neer, 1603-1677. Dutch. 83. Winter in Holland. Lent by Mr. George J. Gould, New York, Constant Troyon. 1810-1865. French. 84. On the way to Market. Lent by Mr. George J. Gould, New York. Theodore Rousseau. 1812-1867. French. 85. Le Cure — Evening. (From the collection of Alfred Sensier, the biographer of Rousseau.) Lent by Mr. George J. Gould, New York. Frans Hals. 1584-1666. Dutch. 86. The Spurious Coin. Lent by Mr. George J. Gould, New York. Sir Joshua Reynolds. 1723-1792. English, 87. The Duchess of Marlborough. Lent by Mr. George J. Gould, New York. Jean Frangois Millet. 1814-1875. French. 88. Washerwomen by the Brook. Lent by Miss Helen Miller Gould, New York. Jean Marc Nattier. 1685-1766. French, 89. Portrait of a Lady. Lent by Mr. George J. Gould, New York. Exhibit No. John Constable. 1776-1837. English. 90. View of Dedham. Lent by Mr. George J. Gould, New York. Eugene Fromentin. 1820-1876. French. 91. Arab pickets upon a mountain top. Lent by Durand-Ruel & Son, New York. SOUTH WALL. Ludwig Knaus. Contemporary German. 92. The Child's Party; or, Cat's Christening. Lent by Miss Helen Miller Gould, New York. Ver Meet of Delft. 1632-1675. Dutch. 93- The Music Lesson. Lent by Mr. Henry C. Frick, Pittsburg. Gerard Dou. 1613-1675. Dutch. 94- Woman playing harpsichord. Lent by Mr. York. George J. Gould, New Jean Leon Gerome. 1824-1904. French. 95- Street scene in Cairo. Lent by Mr. George J. Gould, New York. Rosa Bonheur, 1822-1899. French. 96. Cattle in Pasture. Lent by Miss Helen Miller Gould, New York. WEST WALL. Solomon Ruysdael. 1600-1670, Dutch. 97. Landscape with Waterfall. Lent by Mr. Henry C. Frick, Pitts- burg. Alfred Stevens, Contemporary Belgian. 98. Tea Rose. Lent by Miss Helen Miller Gould, New York. Constant Troyon. 1810-1865. French. 99. Near Trouville. Lent by Mr. John G. Johnson, Philadelphia. GALLERY 7, ENTERING FROM GALLERY 6. NORTH WALL. Stanislas Lepine. Contemporary French. 100. River Scene at St. Cloud. Lent by Mr. Martin A. Ryerson, Chi- cago. 74 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Loan Collection. Exhibit No. Sir Henry Raeburn. 1736-1823. Scotch, loi. Portrait of Jean. Lent by Mr. R. Hall McCormick, Chicago. John Constable. 1 776-1837. English. 102. Landscape. Lent by Mr. Cyrus H. McCormick, Chicago. J. B. C. Corot. 1 796-1875. French. 103. Farm in Seine-et-Oise. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Hutchinson, Chicago. EAST WALL. John Opie. 1761-1807. English. 104. Portrait of Lady Hamilton. Lent by Mr. R. Hall McCormick, Chicago. George Inness. 1825-1894. American. 105. A Sunny Autumn Day. Lent by Mr. Chauncey J. Blair, Chicago. 106. Landscape. Lent by Mr. Martin A. Ryerson, Chicago. 107. Passamaquoddy Bay. Lent by Mr. Martin A. Ryerson, Chi- cago. 108. The Lone Pine. Lent by Mr. Cyrus H. McCormick, Chicago. George Frederick Watts. 181 7-1904. English. 109. Portrait of Josef Joachim. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Hutchinson, Chicago. SOUTH WALL. C. F. Daubigny. 1817-1878. French, no. Alonsj; the banks of the Oise. Lent by Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Logan, Chicago. John Opie. 1 761-1807. English. 111. Portrait. Lent by Mr. R. Hall McCormick, Chicago. Emile van Marcke. 1827-1891. French. 112. Landscape with Cattle. Lent by Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Logan, Chicago. Exhibit No. Sir Henry Raeburn. 1 736-1823. Scotch. 113. Portrait of Dr. Welsh Tennant. Lent by Mr. R. Hall McCor- mick, Chicago. Constant Troyon. 1810-1865. French. 114. Cows in pasture. Lent by Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Logan, Chicago. Dante Gabriel Rossetti. 1828-1882. Eng- lish. 115. Beata Beatrix. Lent by Mr. Charles L. Hutchinson, Chi- cago. WEST WALL. Pierre Puvis de Chavannes. 1824-1899. French. 116. Inspiration Chretienne. Lent by Mr. Chauncey J. Blair, Chicago. James A. McNeill Whistler. 1834-1903, American. 117. Nocturne, Southampton Water. Lent by the Art Institute, Chicago. Claude Monet. Contemporary French. 118. Cliffs at Trouville. Lent by the Art Institute, Chicago. Pierre Puvis de Chavannes. 1824-1899. French. 119. Landscape with figures. Lent by Mr. Martin A. Ryerson, Chi- cago. NORTH WALL. J. B. C. Corot. 1796-1875. French. 120. Landscape with figures. Lent by Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Logan, Chicago. J. L. E. Meissonier. 1815-1891. French. 121. The Guide. (Water Color.) Lent by Mr. P. A. Valentine, Chicago. Anders L. Zorn. Contemporary Swedish. 122. Portrait of Mr. A. J. Caton. Lent by the Chicago Club. UNITED STATES. 75 Applied Arts. GROUP 14. ORIGINAL OBJECTS OF ART WORKMANSHIP. Exhibit No. Adams, Eva E., Chicago. 1. Mayonnaise bowl, violet and gold overglaze decoration. Adams, Ralph R., New York. 2. "Paradise Lost," bound in brown crushed levant, with design in Viennese inlay and gold tooling. 3. "Sonnets from the Portuguese," bound in blue crushed levant, with design in Viennese inlay and gold tooling. Albert, F. (designer), Terra Cotta, 111. Lent by Gates Potteries. 4. Large Teco vase with four han- dles. Archer, Annie Mihlani, New York. 4a. Candlestick. Austin, Mrs. Isabel M., Santa Barbara, Cal. 5. Illuminated and embossed leather panel, hand tooled over metal leaf and color. Baggs, Arthur E., Alfred, N. Y. Lent by N. Y. State School of Clay-working and Ceramics. 6. Vase (thrown), citron mat glaze. 7. Vase (thrown), citron mat glaze. 8. Inlaid jar, polished. Bailey, Otavia, New Orleans. 9. Embroidered table cover. Hand woven linen. Lent by New- comb College. Baird, Mrs. Nannie B., Kansas City, Mo. 10. Porcelain salad bowl, Persian de- sign. Baker, Cordelia Taylor, St. Louis. 11. "Sonnets from the Portuguese," bound in red levant morocco. 12. "Walt Whitman," bound in red levant morocco. 13. "Aucassin and Nicolete," bound in green levant morocco. Note. — The Executive of the Depart- ment of Art desires to acknowledge the valuable services of the Society of Arts and Crafts of Boston in assisting to bring together the varied collection clas- sified under Group 14. Exhibit No. Barck, Clara P., Chicago. 14. Four-piece desk set, decorated leather. 15. Magazine cover, decorated leather. 16. Card case, decorated leather. Barnum, Frances (designer), Cleveland. Jane Carson and Mildred Watkins, collaborators. 17. Pierced silver pendant with pearl blister, Australian turquoise and shaded enamel. 18. Silver belt clasp, pierced, set with chalcedony, shaded enamel. 19. Salad fork and spoon of beaten and pierced silver, enamelled in green and white. 20. Hammered copper dish lined with enamel. 21. Silver tazza with cover and three pierced handles. Enamelled de- sign on cover and base, set with Mexican opals. 22. Cofifer done in repousse pierced copper with shaded enamel panels and pierced silver hinges and catch, Mexican opal. Bartlett, Alfred (designer) < Boston. 23. Aphorisms. 24. A Remarkable Almanack. 25. The Cornhill Booklet. Vol i. Bell, Peter, New York. 26. Stained glass window. "Loch Katrine." Bennett, Bessie, Chicago. 27. Illuminated leather portfolio, Per- sian design. Binns, Charles F. (designer), Alfred, N. Y. (Director of the New York State School of Claj'-working and Ceramics, Alfred, New York. A larger exhibit of the school's work will be found in the New York State Exhibit in the Educa- tional Building.) 28. Two-handled jug (built), blue gray mat glaze. 29. Tea jar (thrown), cloud and pea- cock mat glaze. 30. Tea jar (thrown) with cover, sage mat glaze. 31. Tea jar (thrown) with cover, malachite mat glaze. 32. Bowl (built), red mat glaze, in- cised decoration. 76 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Applied Arts. Exhibit No. Bird, Mrs. May Mott-Smith, San Fran- cisco. 33. Gold miniature frame with pearls and precious stones. 34. Gold thumb ring with olivines, opal matrix and diamonds. 35. Gold and jade mounting for mag- nifying glass. 36. Gold necklace with opal and pearl. 37. Silver gilt comb with enamel and smoked topaz, peacock design. 38. Gold collaret with precious stones, deep sea and seed pearls. 39. Gold pendant with jade drops and yellow Abalone pearl. 40. Gold chain and locket with tur- quoise matrix and pearl. 41. Gold pin with star sapphire and Abalone pearl. 42. Gold belt buckle with enamel, opal matrix and amethyst. Borden, Willis (designer), Colorado Springs, Colo. ■ Lent by Van Briggle Pottery. 43. Vase with green glaze, modelled decoration. Bryant, Wallace, Boston. 44. Copper bowl with enamelled band. Bulkley, Mary E., St. Louis. 45. "Leaves of Grass," bound in green crushed levant. Lent by Judge Jacob Klein. 46. Original Ms. by E. E. Hale, bound in green crushed levant. 47. Original Ms. by Chas. G. Leland, bound in green crushed levant. 48. Original Ms. "The Lady or the Tiger,,' bound in blue crushed levant. Nos. 46 to 48 lent by Mr. W. K. Bixty. Budd, Blanch, Chicago. 49. Green bronze candlestick. Burdick, Bessie, Alfred, N. Y. Lent by N. Y. State School of Qay-working and Ceramics. 50. Jar (built), with cloud and pea- cock mat gdaze. 50a. Dark blue vase, incised decoration. Burton, Mrs. Elizabeth E., Santa Bar- bara, Cal. 51. Illuminated leather chest, iron bound. 52. Leather and shell table mat. 53. Leather and shell table mat. 54. Brass and shell lamp shade. 55. Shell tea screen. 56. Copper and shell lamp shade. Exhibit No. Carper, Minnette Slayback, St. Louis. 57. Photograph frame of stained wood with tooled lead mounts. Carson, Jane (designer), Cleveland. Frances Barnum and Mildred Watkins, collaborators. 58. Silver gilt brooch, pierced and interlaced, set with Abalone pearl. 59. Pendant and necklace in silver gilt pierced and carved. Set with tourmalines and pearl blis- ters. 60. Two salt cups and spoons and two pepper pots of beaten silver with enamel. 61. Child's porringer and spoon in beaten silver, clover design, pierced and carved, with enamel lining and panels. 62. Silver trinket box, repousse de- sign on sides and cover. Enamel panel lid, ship design. 63. Hand mirror, hammered to shape, with enamelled back and handle. Carson, Jane, and Frances Barnum (de- signers), Cleveland. Mildred Watkins, collaborator. 64. Alms dish in repousse copper with iridescent finish. Set with enamel panels. Codman, William Christmas (designer), Providence, R. I. Lent by Gorham Mfg. Co. 65. Table constructed of ebony, ivory and silver mountings, with mar- quetrie panels composed of ebony, ivory, pearl and silver. Mahogany and boxwood chair, ebony, ivory and silver, with embossed leather seat. Desk set of hammered silver with re- pousse decoration. Coffman, Mrs. Genevieve S., Kansas City, Mo. 66. Salad bowl, conventional decora- tion in enamel. Cole, Lillie E., Chicago, 67. Porcelain service plate with over- glaze decoration in enamel. UNITED STATES. 11 Applied Arts. Exhibit No. Conwell, Clarke (designer), New Roch- elle, N. Y. Fourteen printed books and three vellum bindings, executed under Mr. Conwell's direction at the Elston Press. 68. The Faerie Queen. 69. Aucassin and Nicolete. 70. The Tale of Gamelyn. 71. Cupid and Psyches. 72. The Daughters of Colann. 73. Poems by Robert Herrick (2). 74. L'Allegro and II Penseroso (2). 75. Patterne of Painefulle Adventures. 76. Samson Agonistes. 77. The Cenci. 77a. Daphnis and Chloe (2). 78. Poems by Robert Herrick, bound in vellum. 79. Cupid and Psyches, bound in vellum. 80. The Daughters of Colann, bound in vellum. Copeland, Elizabeth E., Bedford, Mass. 81. Round repousse silver box. 82. Octagon repousse silver box with enamel and pearls. 83. Silver clock with enamelled panels. Crosbee, Mrs. W. G., Buffalo, N. Y. 84. Copper buckle with champleve enamel, blue bell design. 85. Copper brooch with Limoges enamel. Crowell, Rufus, Winchester, Mass. 86-89. Four tall bronze candlesticks. go-91. Two short bronze candlesticks. Curtis, Wm. Fuller, Washington, D. C. 92. "The Golden Dish," a panel of burned and carved wood. Daly, Matt A. (designer), Cincinnati. Lent by Rookwood Pottery. 93. Vase with underglaze slip paint- ing of fishes. 93a- Green bowl, pink decoration. Darby, Nanny F., Princeton, Ky. 94. Sculptured leather card case. 95. Sculptured leather book cover. 96. Sculptured leather portfolio. de Cordova, Julian (designer), Somer- ville, Mass. John Lofquist and Andrew Long, col- laborators. 97. Tall crystal ribbed vase with fluted top. 98. Crystal ribbed pitcher. Exhibit No. 99. Tall crystal ribbed vase with flar- ing top. 100. Crystal ribbed vase, tapered, loi. Tall slender crystal ribbed vase. 102. Tall slender green ribbed vase. 103. Cylindrical crystal ribbed vase. 104. Crystal ribbed dish. 105. Crystal ribbed vase, after old Italian (2). 106. Crystal ribbed plate, after old Italian. 107. Crystal ribbed finger bowl and plate, after old English. 108. Crystal ribbed violet bowl. 109. Crystal ribbed tumbler. no. Crystal ribbed "Empire" liqueur glass. 111. Crystal ribbed "Empire" sherbet. 112. Crystal ribbed "Empire" finger bowl and plate. 113. Crystal cut "Empire" apollinaris glass. 114. Crystal cut "Empire" tumbler. 115. Crystal cut "Empire" claret glass. 116. Crystal cut "Empire" sherry glass. Delavigne, Marie (designer), New Or- leans. Lent by Newcomb College. 117. Embroidered table cover, Roma rose motif. Dibble, Mabel C, Chicago. 118. Porcelain box and cover with conventional design in enamels. 119. Porcelain sake pot and cover with conventional design in enamels. Diers, Edward (designer), Cincinnati. Lent by Rookwood Pottery. 120. Small vase with glaze painting of roses. Dolese, Rose and Minnie, Chicago. 121. Leather cushion, peacock feather motif. 122. Leather magazine cover, Arabian design. 123. Leather case for laces, Japanese design with old ivory ornament. 124. Leather bag, Japanese design with filagree ornaments. 125. Leather bag with carved ivory bead. 126. Leather bag with carved teak- wood bead. 127. Leather pouch with cat's eye or- nament. 78 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Applied Arts. Exhibit No. Dolese, Rose and Minnie, Chicago — Con- tinued. 128. Leather coin purse, hair calf and copper clasp. 129. Leather card case. 130. Leather card case. 131. Leather card case, floral motif. 132. Leather portfolio, Egyptian lotus design. 133. Leather magazine cover, Japa- nese design. 134. Leather four-piece desk set, Egj^ptian scarabeus design. 135. Leather writing portfolio, rose motive. 136. Leather table mat, Arabian rug design. Dudley, Harry W., and J. Samuel Hodge, collaborators, Boston. 137. Blunt's "Esther," full crushed levant. 138. "Handicraft." Vol. I, full crushed levant. 139. "Omar Kheyyam," full blue levant with double. Tooled and inlaid Persian design. Lent by Mr. Oakes Ames. Eaton, Charles Frederick, Santa Barbara, Cal. Robert W. Hyde and Guadelupe Bulhea, collaborators. 140. Jewelry cabinet of cedar, covered with sheepskin and trimmed with copper. 141. Lantern of Russian iron and Philippine shell. 142. Brass tea caddy. 143. Brass tea tray. 144. Brass tea screen. 145. Iron inkstand. 146. Iron candlestick. 147. Brass electric light shade with chain. Set with Philippine pearl. 148. Guest book, covered with calf- skin and mounted in iron. 149. Marriage certificate, illuminated on parchment, bound in white calf with brass trimmings. 150. XXin. Psalm, bound in green calf with brass trimmings, and set with azurite. 151. The Beatitudes, illuminated on vellum; brass cover, set with squares of Philippine shell studded with Abalone shells cut as stones. Exhibit No. 152. Silver or jewel cabinet, covered with green calf with brass trim- mings set with Abalone shells. 153. I. Corinthians, chapter XIU., illuminated on vellum, bound in green calf, iron mountings. Farnham, Paulding (designer), New York. Lent by Tififany & Company. 154. Renaissance teapot, repousse sil- ver. 155. Renaissance sugar bowl, repousse silver. 156. Renaissance urn for milk, re- pousse silver. 157. Renaissance bowl, repousse sil- ver. 158. Renaissance cream pitcher, re- pousse silver. 159. Renaissance salver, repousse sil- ver. 160. East Indian ink well, repousse gold and carved ivory. 161. Madura vase, Javanese. Ham- mered from one plate of fine gold into the complete shape without a seam. Enamelled and set with vari-colored sap- phires. 162. Burmese ink well, repousse gold, carved ivory, enamelled. 163. Florentine mirror, repousse gold. 164. Florentine powder box, repousse gold. 165. Florentine cologne bottle, re- pousse gold. 166. Genoese vase, gold, hammered into shape from one single plate; enamelled champleve; tourmalines from California. 167. Mandarin basket, silver gilt, rock crystal, enamelled. 168. Collar and pendant; i6th century Spanish. Rose diamonds, carved gold figures; enamelled. Folsom, Catharine E., Winchester, Mass. 169. .Silver tea strainer, ebony handle. 170. Silver sugar tongs, engraved. Foote, Florence, New York. 171. "Shakspeare's Sonnets," bound in green crushed levant, gold tooled and inlaid with gray-blue levant. 172. "Life of William Morris," bound in brown pig skin, blind tooled. • Lent by Miss Mary Soper, New York. UNITED STATES. 79 Applied Arts. Exhibit N». Foote, Florence, New York — Continued. 173. "The House of Life," bound in golden brown crushed levant, gold tooled. Lent by Miss Mary Soper, New York. 174. "The Philobiblon" bound in orange crushed levant, gold tooled. Lent by Miss G. D. Litchfield, Washington. Forssen, Carl G., Boston. Lent by the Handicraft Shop. 175. Silver mayonnaise bowl and spoon. Frazee, Mrs. A. A., Chicago. 176. Porcelain three-footed bowl, con- ventional design in enamels. Frazer, Mrs. Beulah L., Chicago. 177. Porcelain cup and saucer with red and gold overglaze decora- tion. 178. Porcelain bowl, conventional de- sign of white flowers in enamel. 179. Porcelain mayonnaise bowl, con- ventional design of flowers in enamel. 180. Porcelain milk pitcher, overglaze conventional design of flowers in enamel. Fry, Marshal, New York. 181. Tea jar with cover. Gray cream glaze, black decoration. 182. Tea jar with cover. Red enamel glaze. 183. Box with cover. Green enamel glaze, black decoration. 184. Bowl. Blue and green enamel glaze ornament in relief. 185. Bowl. Green glaze inside, red outside black decoration. 186. Bowl with handles. Black and red enamel glaze. 187. Bowl. Black enamel glaze inside, incised ornament outside. Fuller, Lura Ward, Kansas City, Mo. 188. Porcelain bowl, conventionalized flowers. 189. Porcelain vase, Persian motif. Garden, H. M. G. (designer). Terra Cotta, 111. Lent by Gates Potteries. 190- Teco vase with incised decora- tion. , Exhibit No. Gates, W. D. (designer), Terra Cotta, 111. Lent by Gates Potteries. Large Teco garden vase. Large Teco garden vase. Teco vase. Teco dish. Teco vase. Teco vase with modelled decora- tion. Small Teco vase. Small Teco vase with long neck. Gerard, Mrs. Laura S., Kansas City, Mo. 199. Porcelain salad bowl, in blue and yellow. 200. Porcelain salad bowl: "Cher- ries." (Glass enamels.) Porcelain salad bowl: "Swamp flowers." Porcelain celadon bowl and plate. Porcelain plate. Porcelain bon-bon box. Porcelain vase: "Japanese cu- cumber." Gerow, Grace D., Chicago. 206. Decorated leather card case, ooze calfskin. Decorated leather card case, calf- skin. Decorated leather bag, calfskin. Clara P. Barck, collaborator. Godwin, Alfred, Philadelphia. (Nos. 209-215 over East Entrance.) 209, "Angel of the Annunciation." "Virgin Mary." "Knights in Armor." "Angel Gabriel." (These windows are made of English antique glass, painted with glass enamel and vitrified or fired in the glass.) Goodhue, Harry E., Cambridge, Mass. 213. Design for decoration of chancel. 214. Stained glass panel, "The Pres- entation." Goudy, Fred W. (designer), Hingham, Mass. Bertha M. Goudy and Will H. Ransom, collaborators. 215. "Printing," by Wm. Morris and Emery Walker. Bound in boards. On hand-made paper, the Village type. (The first book by the Village Press.) "The Blessed Damozel," by D. G. Rossetti. On imperial Japan vellum; the Village type. (The second book.) 191. 192. 193. 194. 195- 196. 197. 198. 201. 202. 203. 204. 205. 207. 208. 210. 211. 212. 216. So DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Applied Arts. Exhibit No. Goudy, Fred. W. (designer), Hingham, Mass. — Continued. 217. "A Dissertation upon Roast Pig," by Charles Lamb. On Imperial Japan vellum; the Village type. (The third book.) 218. "The Hollow Land," by William Morris. On Whatman hand- made paper; the Village type. Illustrations by Walter J. En- right; The Village type. Bound in Italian vellum. Haydock, May S., Philadelphia. 219. Copper watch fob with champleve enamel. Hellman, Laura, St, Louis. 220. "Aurora Leigh," green crushed levant binding, gold tooled. Lent by Mrs. I. A. Schoen. 221. "Shakespeare's Sonnets," green crushed levant binding, gold tooled, gauffred edges. Lent by Mrs. Joseph Glaser. Heuermann, Magda M. (designer), Chi- cago. C. A. Miiller, collaborator. 222. Bag with silver top, set with lapis-lazuli and malachite. Hicks, Amy Mali, New York. 223. Wrought leather portfolio, sea weed motif. 224. Wrought leather frame, rose motif. Hoagland, Jane, New York. 225. Light green bowl with incised decoration. 226. Square vase with incised decora- tion, green enamel. 227. Vase with incised decoration, green gray enamel. Houston, Mrs. Frances C, Windsor, Vt. 228. Silver pendant, set with chalce- dony. 229. Enameled silver belt buckle. Humphrey, Mrs. E. L., Chicago. 230. Porcelain bouillon cup, saucer and cover, conventional design in enam.els. Hurley, E. T. (designer), Cincinnati. Lent by Rookwood Pottery. 231. Vase with fish in underglaze painting. has ten and Exhibit No. Indians of North America. A collection of work by men and women of tribes of the far West, selected by Mr. Ernest A. Batchelder, and lent by "The Wig- wam," Pasadena, Cal. The work is done by individual Indians and been produced within the past years. By Cahuilla Indian woman. 232. Basket woven of grasses willow. By Hopi (Moqui) Indian woman. 233. Sacred meal tray woven of yucca and representing the Katciua dancers. (Analine dyes.) 234. Sacred meal tray woven of fine grasses and willow. (Analine dyes.) By Hupa Indian woman. 235. Cap woven of grasses and maiden hair fern stem. 236. Cap woven of grasses and maiden hair fern stem. 237. Cap woven of grasses and maiden hair fern stem. 238. Cap woven of grasses and maiden hair fern stem. By Navajo Indian women. 239. Hand spun and woven blanket — very fine. 240. Hand spun and woven blanket. 241. Hand spun and woven blanket. 242. Hand spun and woven squaw's dress. 243. Hand spun and woven squaw's shawl. 244. Hand spun and woven girdle. By Navajo Indian men. 245. Silver belt for men. 246. Silver bridle. 247. Silver bracelet. 248. Silver bracelet. 249. Silver bracelet set with turquoise. 250. Silver bracelet. 251. Silver bracelet. 252. Silver bracelet. 253. Silver bracelet. 254. Silver bracelet. 255. Silver bracelet. 256. Silver bracelet. 257. Silver bracelet. 258. Silver bracelet. • 259. Silver belt buckle. 260. Silver belt buckle. 261. Silver belt buckle. UNITED STATES. 8i Applied Arts. Exhibit No. Indians of North America — Continued. 262. Silver belt buckle. 263. Silver buttons (worn on mocas- sins and shirts). 264. Silver buttons (worn on mocas- sins and shirts). 265. Silver buttons (worn on mocas- sins and shirts). 266. Silver buttons (worn on mocas- sins and shirts). 267. Silver buttons (worn on mocas- sins and shirts). 268. Silver buttons (worn on mocas- sins and shirts). 269. Silver buttons (worn by mocas- sins and shirts). 270. Silver swastica, set with tur- quoise. 271. Silver ring, set with garnet. 272. Silver ring, set with turquoise. 273. Silver ring, set with turquoise. 274. Silver ring, set with turquoise. 275. Silver ring, set with turquoise. 276. Silver ring, set with turquoise. 277. Silver ring, set with garnet. 278. Silver ring, set with coral. 279. Silver necklace. By Pima Indian woman. 280. Basket woven of willow. By Porno Indian woman. 281. Small basket woven of grasses and willow. 282. Small basket woven of grasses and willow. By Pueblo Village men. 283. Ceremonial sash used in religious dances. 284. Ceremonial kilt used in religious dances. By Tulare Indian woman. 285. Bottle-necked basket. 286. Bottle-necked basket decorated with topknots of mountain quail. By Zuni Indian men. 287. Shell drill used to drill wampum, turquoise, etc. (For additional Indian work, see Nos. 918 to 945.) Insco, Joseph, Woodbridge, N. J. 288. Two-handled vase with pink flowing glaze. Lent by Poillon Pottery. 290. 291. 292. 293. 294. 295. Exhibit No. Jones, Henrietta Ord, St. Louis. 289. Vase with mottled brown semi- glaze. Vase with gray green soft glaze. Vase with soft green mat glaze. Bowl in green semi-glaze. Joor, Hattie, New Orleans. Lent by Newcomb Pottery. Cracker jar with conventional decoration of tansy. Slender vase with conventional decoration of holly. Large vase with conventional decoration of magnolia. Kennon, Roberta B, (designer), New Orleans. Lent by Newcomb Pottery. 296. Large vase with modelled iris decoration. Knight, Mary C, Boston. 297. Tooled silver cream pitcher. 298. Tooled silver sugar bowl. Knight, Mary C. (designer), Boston. Seth Ek, collaborator. Lent by the Handicraft Shop. 299. Large tooled silver plate. 300. Small tooled silver plate. 301. Small enamelled silver bowl. Knight, Mary C. (designer), Boston. Karl F. Leinonen, collaborator. Lent by the Handicraft Shop. 302. Child's silver mug. 303-304- Two salt cellars. 305-306. Two salt spoons. 307. Table spoon. Dessert spoon. Tea spoon. Tea fork. Oj'ster fork. Koronski, Andre, Philadelphia. 312. Necklace of beaten silver with winged scarab and chain of cobras. Silver pin with blue pendant. Silver hook for glasses, grotesque dog's head. Silver pin with blue stone. Silver pin with large blue stone. Winged scarab in silver. Lent by Dr. H. Frances Bartlett. Silver belt pin, sunflower design. Lent by Miss A. J. Morse. Silver pin with blue ball pendant. Silver pin with wild rose design. Lent by Miss J. R. Cross. A frame of twelve book plate designs. 308. 309. 310. 311- 313. 314- 315. 316. 317- 318. 315- 320. 321. S2 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Applied Arts. Exhibit No. Krasser, Frederick, Boston. 322. Wrought iron grill. Kunkler, Adolphe C, Boston. 323. Silver bon-bon dish, holly border. 324. Silver bon-bon dish, oak border. Nos. 323 and 324 lent by Mrs. F. A. Whiting. 325. Copper jardiniere with brass or- naments. 326-333. Eight copper dishes colored by heat and acids. Lamb, Frederick S. (designer), New York. Window in Gallery 12. 334. "Spirit of the Revolution." Win- dow to be placed in St. Luke's Home, New York, to commem- morate the Battle of Harlem Heights, by the Daughters of the Revolution of the State of New York. Laurence, Sturgis (designer), Cincinnati. Lent by Rookwood Pottery. 335. Blue Vase with red poppy design in underglaze painting. Lawrence, F. Walter (designer), New York. Nos. 334 to 358 executed by Gustav Manz. 336. Gold "Lotus" ring with Cyprian glass fragment. 337. Gold "Snake" ring with Cyprian glass fragment. 338. Gold "Asp and Lotus" sleeve links with Cyprian glass frag- ment. 339. Gold "Sphinx Head" scarf pin with Cyprian glass fragment. . 340. Gold "Pyramid and Palms" scarf pin with Cyprian glass frag- ment. 341. Gold "Asps" charm with Cyprian glass fragment. 342. Gold "Sphinx and Pyramid" charm with Cyprian glass frag- ment. 343. Gold "Serpent" fob with Cyprian glass fragment. 344. Gold "Pyramid and Camels" brooch with Cyprian glass frag- ment. 345. Gold "Lotus and Dragon-fly" comb with Cyprian glass frag- ment. 346. Gold "Butterfly" pendant with opal matrix, baroque pearl and olivine. Exhibit No. 347- Gold "Peacock" corsage ornament with sapphires, olivines, dia- monds and tourmaline. Gold seal ring. Set with sap- phire. "Gladiator Discobulus." Gold seal ring. Set with olivine. "Dragon." Gold seal ring. Set with sap- phire. "Panther." Gold "Mermaid" ring. Set with baroque pearl. Gold belt buckle with topaz. Gold "Cupid" pendant. Gold "Deer" pendant. Gold brooch: "Hounds in leash." Gold brooch with opal matrix; "Jean d'Arc." Gold "Sphinx" brooch. Gold "Aurora" brooch. Gold "Psyche" scarf pin with opal. Gold "Dolphin" scarf pin with baroque pearl. Gold peacock brooch with Cy- prian glass fragments sapphires and olivine. Executed by Dur- and & Co. Gold watchfob. Babylonish cyl- inders sarasaic charm. Exe- cuted by J. N. Provenzano. (The Cyprian glass fragments used in many of these pieces were found in tombs of the old city of Jerusalem and are 2,000 years old.) Le Blanc, Marie Hoa (designer), New Orleans. Lent by Newcomb Pottery. Vase with wild rose decoration in relief. Vase with iris decoration in re- 348. 349- 350. 351. 352. 353. 354- 355. 356. 357. 358. 359. 360. 361'. 362. 363. 364- 365. 366. lief. Vase with lily decoration in re- lief. Small vase with incised decora- tion. B. (desigfner), Le Boutillier, Addison Boston. William H. Grueby, collaborator. Lent by Grueby Faience Co. 367. Vase with unusual flow of enamel over ornament. 368. Gray green vase, peculiar vein- ing. 369. Dark vase with smooth surface. 370. Vase with mullein leaf motif. 371. Tall vase, ivory-toned. 372. Vase designed for lamp base. UNITED STATES. 83 Applied Arts. Exhibit No. Le Boutillier, Addison B. — Continued. 373. Vase with leaf ornament forming handles. 374. Small spheroidal form vase. 375. Tall green vase. 376. Vase with leaf-like veining of enamel. 377. Vase with leaf motif. 378. Gray green vase with unusual heat markings. 379. Vase with leaves and lighter green buds. 380. Jar with heavy veining. 381. Vase of oriental form. 382. Vase with dark smooth surface. 383. Vase with unusual crystallization of the enamel. 384. Dark melon-shaped vase. 385. Light green vase resembling celadon. 386. Vase with deep yellow enamel. 387. Narrow-necked bowl. 388. Light green vase. 389. Gray blue bowl. 390. Tall vase, yellow buds, dark veining. 391. Vase with cobalt blue enamel. 392. Small ivory-toned vase. 393. Vase with light green resembling celadon. 394. Vase of classic form with handles. 395. Small light blue vase. 396. Plum colored vase. 397. Small piece, cofifee brown. 398. Vase of oriental form, ivory crackle. 399. Vase with green enamel over blue. 400. Vase of classic form, ivory tone. 401. Small dark blue piece. 402. Vase of oriental form, ivory crackle. 403. Light blue vase. 404. Light yellow vase. 405. Tall vase, varied tones of green. 406. Circular panel for church decora- tion. Leinonen, Karl F., Boston. Lent by the Handicraft Shop, Boston. 407. Large ladle after Finnish model. Leonard, Anna B., New York. 408. Tea pot with three cups and saucers, landscape design. 409. Dinner plate in gold and white. 410. Dinner plate design of six water lilies. 411. Dinner plate design of twelve water lilies. 412. Octagonal plate, Arabic design. Exhibit No. 413. White and gold plate, nasturtium design. 414. White and gold plate, rose de- sign. Lindeman, Laura E. (designer), Cincin- nati. Lent by Rookwood Pottery. 415. Vase with pink blossoms in glaze painting. Long, Jenny, Boston. 416. Embroidered curtain. Lonnegan, Ada (designer). New Orleans. Lent by Newcomb Pottery. 417. Tapered vase with blue and yel- low decoration. MacNeil, Mrs. Carol Brooks, College Point, N. Y. 418. Copper and bronze samovar. • 419. Large bronze inkstand. 420. Bronze cigar holder. 421. Bronze ash cup. 422. Bronze candle holder. McDonald, Mrs. A. J., Kansas City, Mo. 423. Porcelain plate, Japanese straw- berry design in enamels. 424. Porcelain stein, pomegranate de- sign in lustre and enamel. 424a. Round blue vase, incised decora- tion. McLaughlin, M. Louise, Cincinnati. 425. Small blue gray vase with handles. 426. Small gray vase with modelled decoration. 427. Small green and rose vase with modelled decoration. 428. Small green vase with modelled decoration. 429. Small lilac vase decoration. 430. Small blue vase decoration. 431. Small green and blue vase with handles. 432. Small green and blue vase with modelled decoration. 433. Small mauve vase with modelled decoration. 434. Small blue and gray vase with modelled decoration. 435. Small brown and gray vase with modelled decoration. Marot, Elizabeth Griscom, Philadelphia. 436. "Art and the Beauty of the Earth," bound in green crushed levant, with border of "onlays" of lilies in putty colored levant, gold tooled. with modelled with modelled 84 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Applied Arts. Exhibit No. Mercer, Henry C. (designer), Doyles- town, Pa. 437-496. Sixty cases of set tiles show- ing various designs and ar- rangements for floor, wall and fireplace uses. 497-510. Fourteen glazed mugs. 511-516. Six glazed sconces. 517-520. Four glazed boxes. 520a. Plaster panel for church, incised decoration. Meyers, Joseph F., New Orleans. Lent by Newcomb Pottery. 521. Tall vase with green metallic glaze. 522. Vase with red metallic glaze and modelled decoration. Mitchell, Marianne (designer), Cincin- nati. Lent b)'^ Rookwood Pottery. 523. Blue Vase with mistletoe decora- tion in underglaze slip painting. Mundie, W. B. (designer), Terra Cotta, 111. Lent by Gates Potteries. 524. Teco vase with four handles. 525. Teco vase with two handles. 526. Teco bowl with four feet. Murphy, Hermann Dudley, Wincb'^^ter, Mass. 527. Carved oval portrait or mirror frame, gilded over red burnish size. 528. Carved portrait frame, gilded over red burnish size. 529. Carved frame, gilded. (On "The Blue Organdy Dress." Picture No. II9S-) 530. Carved frame, gilded. (On "The Lavender Shawl." Picture No. 1197.) 531. Carved frame, gilded. (On "Still Life." Picture No. 544.) Nathurst, Louise M., Cambridge, Mass. 532. Embroidered square of linen. Nicholson, Leona (designer), New Or- leans. Lent by Newcomb Pottery. 533- Vase with modelled white tulip decoration. 534. Vase with modelled yellow tulip decoration. 535- Vase with modelled decoration. Exhibit No. Nickerson, Thos. S., Newburyport, Mass. Lent by the Merrimac Pottery. 536. Small vase with brown glaze. 537. Small vase with gray green mat glaze. 538. Small vase with green glaze. 539. Small vase with green mat glaze. 540. Small vase with gray mat glaze. 541. Small vase with black glaze. 542. Small vase with yellow glaze. 543. Small vase with brown blue glaze. 544. Small vase with black glaze. 545. Small vase with yellow glaze. 546. Small vase with green glaze. 547. Small vase, white unglazed. 548. Small vase, white unglazed. 549. Large garden vase, rough gray glaze. 550. Large garden vase, rough gray green glaze. 551. Garden or lamp vase with blue mat glaze. 552. Garden or lamp vase with green mat glaze. 553. Red unglazed bowl, from Arrehe- tian model. 554. Small red unglazed bowl, from Arrehetian model. 555. Red unglazed plaque, from Arre- hetian model. 556. Small vase with green mat glaze. Lent by Mr. J. T. Coolidge, Jr. 557. Small vase with blue mat glaze. Lent by Mr. J. T. Coolidge, Jr. 558. Vase with soft green and white enamel. Lent by Mrs. Henry Whitman, 559. Vase with black glaze. Lent by Mrs. F. A. Whiting. 560. Vase with purple crackle. Lent by Mrs. J. M. Sears. 561. Vase with handles, gray glaze. Lent by Mrs. J. M. Sears. 561a. Tall vase, blue mat glaze. 55ib. Tall vase, green mat glaze. Pastorius, C. Sharpless (designer), Colo- rado Springs, Colo. Lent by the Van Briggle Pot- tery. 562. Small vase with green and yel- low glaze. 563. Vase with green and purple glaze, modelled decoration. Peinlich, Max, Hoboken, N. J. 564. Back comb. "Italian poppy leaves." Carved ivory with gold and diamonds. 565. Hair comb. Carved ebony with silver, diamonds and turquoise. I UNITED STATES. 85 Applied Arts. Exhibit No. Peinlich, Max, Hoboken, N. J. — Con- tinued. 566. Necklace. Lilies and child's head in carved ivory with silver, gold and enamel, set w^ith pearls and diamonds. 567. Necklace and pendant, represent- ing "Night." Carved ivory with enamel, gold and dia- monds. 568. "Medusa's Head" ring of carved ivory, gold and diamond. 569. "Medusa's Head" ring. Cast and chased gold with diamond. Perkins, Mrs. Annie Fairfield, New York. 570. Fruit dish with modelled band of decoration. 571. Tall jug with stopper. Perkins, Lucy Fairfield, New York. 572. Large black jar with handles after Etruscan. 573. Two-handled cup with figures in relief and incised band. 574. Tobacco jar with figures in relief. 575. Glazed garden pot with modelled band of decoration. Pinney, O. Geneva Reed (designer), Gincinnati. Lent by Rookwood Pottery. 576. Small vase, brown and gray mat glaze, incised decoration. 577. Vase in black mat glaze, incised decoration. 577a. Light olive vase, incised decora- tion. 577b. Light olive vase, relief decora- tion. Plummer, L. A., New Bedford, Mass. 578. Carved and stained wood panel. Pomeroy, Sanford B., Paris, France. 579. Carved and colored wood writing pad. Lent by Mrs. H. A. Alex- ander. 580. Carved and colored wood port- folio. Galleon. 581. Carved and colored wood book cover. "Helice." 582. Carved and colored wood book cover. "Rubaiyat." 583. Carved and colored wood book cover. "Rose Book." 584. Carved and colored wood book cover. "Sonnets." 585. Carved and colored wood book cover. "Verses." 586. Carved and colored wood blotter. Exhibit No. 588. Carved and colored wood blotter Galleon. . 589. Carved and colored wood picture frame. (On "The Spirit of the Renaissance." Picture No. Pond, T. H. (designer), Rochester, N. Y. Lent by Poillon Pottery, New York. 590. Carved pottery jardiniere, bronze glaze. Price, Wm. L. (designer), Philadelphia. Thomas Peterson, Jacques Rigoulot and John Maene, collaborators. Lent by the Rose Valley Shops. 591. Gothic table of quartered whit« oak with carved panels framed in ends. 592. Gothic bench seat of quartered white oak. 593. Elizabethan arm chair of quar- tered white oak with leather seat and cushion. Price, Wm. L. (designer), Philadelphia. K. Knutsen, John Maene and Jacques Rigoulot, collaborators. Lent by the Rose Valley Shops. 594. Ramshead chair, quartered white oak, with leather seat and back. 595- Quartered oak chair with leather seat and back, carved rail. Price, Wm. L. (designer), Philadelphia. Peter Peterson and Jacques Rigoulot, collaborators. Lent by the Rose Valley Shops. 596. Quartered oak chair with leather seat and back, and carved twist legs. Randolph, Sabella, Alfred, N. Y. Lent by the N. Y. State School of Clay-working and Ceramics. 597. Vase (built), mushroom mat glaze. 598. Bowl (built) with cover, pond green mat glaze. Raymond, Ruth (designer), Chicago. Clara P. Barck and Grace D. Gerow, col- laborators, 599. Blotter and pen wiper, decorated leather. 600. Blotter and pen wiper, decorated leather. 601. Card case, decorated leather. 86 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Applied Arts. Exhibit No. Reade, Christia M., Chicago. 602. Copper pendant with turquoise matrix setting. 603. Copper watch fob with Aus- trah"an opal setting. 604. Copper cloak button with mal- achite setting. Rimmer, Caroline Hunt, Boston. 605. Terra cotta vase. Roman, Amelie (designer). New Orleans. Lent by Newcomb Pottery. 606. Vase with incised jessamine dec- oration. 607. Large vase with incised decora- tion. 608. Small pitcher with dragon fly decoration. Robertson, H. C, Dedham, Mass. 6og. Vase with red glaze. 610. Vase with volcanic glaze. 6ii. Vase with pigeon blood glaze. 612. Vase with green glaze. 613. Vase with blood glaze. 614. Vase with crackle glaze. 615. Vase with flowing brown glaze. 616. Vase with robin's egg glaze. 617. Vase with blood glaze. 618. Vase with crackle glaze. 619. Vase with blue green glaze. 620. Vase with blue green glaze. 621. Vase with crimson glaze. 622. Vase with variegated metallic glaze. 623. Vase with russet apple glaze. 624. Vase with sea green glaze. 625. Vase with ox blood glaze. One of the Twin Stars of Chelsea. 626. Vase with ox blood glaze. One of the Twin Stars of Chelsea. 627. 628. 629. 630. 631. 632. 633. 634. 635- 636. 637. 638. 639- 640. 641. Vase w Vase w Vase w Vase w Vase w Vase w Vase w Vase w Vase w Vase w Vase w Vase w Vase w Vase w Vase w 642-665. 666-671. th red and gray glazes. th crackle glaze. th waved blood glaze. th slate and red glazes. th flowing green glaze. th mustard yellow glaze. th blue green glaze. th green glaze. th crackle glaze. th blood glaze. th flowing yellow glaze. th flowing glaze. th blood glaze. th pigeon blood glaze. th blood glaze. Twenty-four bread and butter plates in Dedham (formerly Chelsea) ware. Six dinner plates. Exhibit No. 672. One chop dish. 673-678. Six dinner plates. Lent by Mr. A. W. Longfellow. 679-698. Twenty tea plates. Lent by The Society of Arts and Crafts, Boston. Robineau, Mrs. Adelaide Alsop-, Syra- cuse, N. Y. 699. Small porcelain vase, streaked glaze. 700. Small porcelain vase, mottled blue glaze. 701. Porcelain vase, tree design in re- lief, yellow brown glaze. 702. Porcelain bowl, Indian design, mat green and red glaze. 703. Porcelain bowl with three feet. 704. Porcelain bowl, black and reddish brown mat glaze. 705. Porcelain vase with cover, metal- lic glaze. Rockwell, Diana Ward, Boston. 706. Reproduction in embroidery of an old Coptic textile. Rogers, Bruce (desisfner), Cambridge, Mass. 707. A collection of books known as the "Riverside Press limited editions," designed by Mr. Rog- ers and executed under his per- sonal direction at the Riverside Press. Rothenbusch, Fred (designer), Cincin- nati. Lent by Rookwood Pottery. 708. Vase with conventional flower design in underglaze slip paint- ing. 709. Vase with oak and acorn design. Ryan, Mazie T. (designer), New Orleans. 710. Vase with incised iris decoration. Lent by Newcomb Pottery. 711. Vase with incised wisteria decor- ation. Lent by Newcomb Pot- tery. 712. Embroidered table cover. "Clove pink" motif. Lent by Newcomb College. Sacker, Amy M. (designer), Boston. 713-718. Six books, exhibited for cover designs. 719. Frame of book plate designs. Sanders, Bertha D., New York. ''20. Set of bronze flower holders. UNITED STATES. 87 Applied Arts. Exhibit No. St. John, Agnes, Boston. 721. "About Books," bound in red crushed levant, inlaid double. 722. "The Books of William Morris," bound in blue crushed levant, inlaid double. Sears, Mary Crease, Boston. 723. "Sonnets from the Portuguese," bound in blue crushed levant, gold tooled and inlaid. 724. "Arts and Crafts Essays," hall bound in green crushed levant, gold tooled on back. Sears, Mary Crease, and Agnes St. John, collaborators, Boston. 725- 726. 727. 728. 730. 731. 732. 733. 'Hand and Soul," bound in red crushed levant, gold tooled. "The Man without a Country," bound in red crushed levant, gold tooled, double of tooled blue levant. "Pottery and Porcelain," bound in blue crushed levant, gold tooled. "Flowery of Song from Many Lands," bound in green crushed levant, with mosiac design on cover and double. Sears, Mrs. Sarah C, Boston. 729. Round box of silver and enamel. Square box of silver, set with turquoise and chrysoprase. Silver bowl, set with pearls. Necklace of gold, enamel and stones. Embroidered cushion cover. De- signed by William Morris. Sessions, Mrs. Anna M., Chicago. 734. Porcelain pitcher, overglaze dec- oration in enamels. Shaw, Mrs. Emily M., Boston. 735. Leather book cover, "The Mar- tian." 736. Leather peare." 737. Leather book Emigrant." 738. Leather book cover, "Cyrano de Bergerac." Shaw, George R., Boston. 739. Leather book cover, "Omar Khaj^yam." 740. Leather bottle case. 741. Leather bottle case. 742. Leather panel. 743. Leather box, girdle and bag. 744. Leather book cover, "Trilby." Mrs. Emily M. Shaw, collabor- ator. book cover, "Shakes- cover, "Amateur Exhibit No. Sheerer, Mary G., New Orleans. Lent by Newcomb Pottery. (Other exhibits of the Newcomb Pottery will be found in the Educational and in the Mines and Metallurgy Buildings.) 745. Pottery lamp^ base, underglaze decoration. 746. Lamp shade of woven beads. Solon, L. M., New York. Lent by Tiffany & Co. 746a. Large vase, pate-sur-pate. Deco- ration representing Cupid feed- ing the fire of love. Stiles, Gertrude, Chicago. 747. "In a Balcony," bound in green crushed levant, red inlay and gold tooled. 748. "Jenny," bound in green crushed levant, red inlay and gold tooled. Stone, Arthur J., Gardner, Mass. 749. Silver plaque with repousse and chased decoration and gold in- lay. 750. Silver porringer, repousse and chased rose design. 751. Silver tea caddy, repousse and chased Moresque design with gold inlay. 752. Copper jardiniere, repouss6 and chased oak design with silver inlay. Sylvester, Emma A. (designer), Boston. 753. Long chain of woven beads. 754. Necklace of woven beads. 755. Belt of woven beads, Indian de- sign. Tiffany, Louis C. (designer), New York. Lent by Tiffany & Co. 756. Tiara of clover leaves and blos- soms enamelled on silver. 757. Wild carrot ornament. Enamels with green garnets, opals, dia- monds and rubies. 758. Wild carrot ornament. Enamels with green garnets and dia- monds, garnet center. 759. Sage ornament. Transparent enamel. 760. Nanny berry ornament, white enamel, green cut leaves. 761. Spirea ornament, white enamel, green cut leaves. 762. Flower pin, filigree silver with opal and topazes. 763. Flower pin, filigree silver, with twenty-three topazes. 764. Dragon fly ornament, filigree silver and opals. DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Applied Arts. Exhibit No. Tiffany, Louis C. (designer). New York — Continued. 765. Pin and necklace pendants, enamel leaves and opal matrix. 766-768. Three flower pins. Dande- lions. 769. Wild carrot ornament, white enamel with diamonds, green and ruby garnets. 770. Mountain ash pin. Coral berries, enameled leaves. 771. Pin. Lustre grapes, enamelled on copper. 772. Pin. Oval opal and enamelled forget-me-nots. 773. Oval pin. Two Mexican opals and gold flowers. 774. Pin. Lustre berries, enamelled on copper. 775. Pin. Enamel on copper with opal. 776. Pin. Blue enamel flowers, opals and enamelled leaves. 777. Pin. Cranberry, enamelled, with four diamonds. 778. Gold blackberry hair ornament with enamel, garnets, cornelians and --oral. 779. Solanum girdle of silver with enamel, Mexican opals and car- nelians. 780. Gold necklace, enamel with sap- phires and demantoids. 780a. Solanum dulcamara, silver enam- elled flowers with demantoids; filigree leaves and cornelian berries. 780b. Spirea, silver and gold; white •enamelled flowers. Tiffany, Louis C. (designer). New York. Lent by the Tiffany Furnaces. 781-792. A collection of twelve copper vases and bowls, enriched with translucent enamels. 793-795- A collection of three pieces of Favrile pottery. 796-835. A collection of forty pieces of Favrile glass. Toohey, Sallie (designer), Cincinnati. Lent by the Rookwood Pottery. 836. Low Vase with peacock feather decoration. 837. Vase with mistletoe decoration. 838. Tall Vase with green iris decora- tion. 838a. Dark blue mat vase. Dragon fly incised. 838b. Round purple vase. Dragon fly incised. Exhibit No. 838c. Flat red vase. Cherry spray in- cised. Topping, Helen M., Chicago. 839. Porcelain tea caddy with conven- tional design in enamels. Tuckerman, Emily, Washington, D. C. 840. Leather book cover, "Arts and Crafts." 841. Leather book cover, "The Bible." 842. Leather book cover, "In Me- moriam." 843. Leather book cover, "The Child of Bristoe." Turner, Ross, Salem, Mass. 844-846. Three illuminated title pages for "Rubaiyat." 847-848. Two illuminated pages for "Rubaiyat." 849. Illuminated page for "Comus." Updike, D. B., Boston. 850. A collection of books and minor printing, designed and executed at the Merrymount Press, under the direction of Mr. Updike, Mr. Bertram G. Goodhue and others collaborating. Upton, Mary H., Philadelphia. 851: "Letters to an Enthusiast," bound in green crushed levant, gold tooled. Lent by Mr. Her- bert Wilmerding. Van Briggle, Artus (designer), Colorado Springs, Colo. Lent by the Van Briggle Pot- tery. 852. Tapered vase with purple glaze. 853. Large tapered vase with deep purple glaze. 854. Vase with two figures in relief, gray enamel. 855. Jug with modelled decoration. 856. Small-necked vase with purple glaze. 857. Vase with mottled blue glaze. 858. Vase with blue glaze. 859. Small vase with mottled brown glaze. 860. Small vase with green brown glaze. 861. Tall vase with green brown glaze. Van Briggle, Mrs. Anne Gregory (de- signer), Colorado Springs, Colo. Lent by the Van Briggle Pot- tery. 862. Red and cream vase with mod- elled decoration. 863. Brown vase with modelled dee- oration in green and purple. UNITED STATES. Applied Arts. 89 Exhibit No. 864. Large round vase with modelled decoration. 865. Tall blue vase with modelled dec- oration. Van Denburgh, Douglass, Los Gatos, Cal. 866. Brass candlestick. Volk, Mrs. Douglas, New York. 867. "Sebatos" rug, pine tree design. 868. "Sebatos" rug, Indian border de- sign. Lillian Lord, collaborator. (The rugs are made on a foun- dation of hand-spun, hand- woven wool, into which the pile of hand-spun yarn is drawn and knotted. The colors are from fast vegetable dyes.) Volk, Wendell D., New York. 869. "Sebatos" curtain. White field with blue figures and stripes. (Linen and wool. Vegetable dye. Wool hand-spun). Volkmar, Charles, New York. 87(3. Vase decorated with relief line, green glazes. 871. Vase decorated with flowing green glaze. 872. Long-necked vase. 873. Pink vase. 874. Vase with flowing glazes — green and yellov/. 875. Pale blue vase. 876. Water bottle. 877. Small dark blue vase. 878. Cider set, jug and six mugs. von Rydingsvard, Karl, New York. 879. Norse bridal chair after antique chair in Lone, Norwav. Lent by Mr. Robert V. V. Sewell. Walrath, Fred E., Alfred, N. Y. Lent by the N. Y. State School of Clay-working and Ceramics. 880. Vase (thrown), mushroom mat glaze. 881. Modelled vase (thrown), alligator green glaze. Ward, Florence, Chicago. 882. Decorated leather table mat. 883. Decorated leather book cover. 884. Decorated leather bag. 885. Decorated leather bag. 886. Decorated leather bag. 887. Decorated leather opera glass bag, brown. 888. Decorated leather opera glass bag, fawn. 889. Decorated leather card case. Warren, Dorothea, Kansas City, Mo. 890. Porcelain chop tray, Chinese de- sign. Exhibit No. Watson, Dawson, Winchester, Mass. 891. Carved frame, gilded over red burnish size. 892. Carved frame, gilded over red burnish size. Wells, Sabina E. (designer), New Or- leans. Lent by Newcomb Pottery. 893. Vase with incised water lily de- sign. 894. Plate with shrimp design. 895. Vase with incised design of lioness. 895a. Small flask, incised decoration. Whitman, Mrs. Sarah de St. Prix (de- signer), (deceased). 896. Window in Gallery 28. Conven- tional design — a Colonnade through which one looks out into the night. The decorative panels above represent, figura- tively, America. The main part of the window is made of flat sheets of American glass, and is one, two and three thicknesses. The upper panels are made mainly of minute fragments of chipped glass; as many as 300 or 400 in each section. Paint is used nowhere in the window, except slightly in heads and limbs. Wilcox, Harriet E. (designer), Cincin- nati. Lent by the Rookwood Pottery. 897. Vase with daisy decoration. 898. Vase with apple blossom decora- tion. 898a. Red vase. Incised straight line decoration. 898b, Small A^ase, plain yellow. • Williams, Arthur S., Boston. 899. Copper jar with enamelled cover, Winlock, Mary P., Cambridge, Mass. 900. Enamelled silver match-box holder. Winn, James H., Chicago. 901. Silver pendant and chain with translucent enamel and baroque pearl. 902. Silver brooch with green enamel. 903. Gold "Egyptian head" scarf pin with baroque pearl. Yandell, Charles R., New York. 904. Wall hanging, Farnese design. 905. Wall hanging, Granada design. 906. Wall hanging, Milanese design. 907. Wall hanging, Venetian design. 908. Wall hanging, Venetian design. 909. Wall hanging, Flemish design. go DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Applied Arts. Exhibit No. Yandall, Charles R., New York— Con- tinued. 910. Panel of repousse leather (over entrance). 911. Panel of repousse leather (over mantel). 912. Panel of repousse leather (low relief). Young, George Bowyer (designer), Colo- rado Springs, Colo. Lent by the Van Briggle Pot- tery. 913. Vase with modelled decoration, brown and green glaze. , 914. Tall vase with modelled bears, green glaze. Zahn, Otto, Memphis, Tennessee. 915. A collection of twenty-five hand- tooled crushed levant bindings, designed and executed under the personal direction of Otto Zahn by employees of S. C. Toof & Co. The books are from the collections of Messrs. W. K. Bixby, F. W. Lehman, Judge Klein and A. L. Hollings- worth. Zeublin, Mrs. J. E., Newark, Ohio. 916. Small bowl, French ware, with enamel and gold. 917. Small bowl, Greenwood ware, with enamel and gold. Collection of Indian Work selected by Mr. Ernest A. Batchelder, and lent by Mr. G. Wharton James, Pasadena, California. By Kuch-ye-amp-si. 918. Large Hopi basket with cover. By Mono woman. gig. Large basket, rattlesnake pattern, very fine weave. g20. Treasure basket. By Palomas Apache woman. 921. Large plaque-bowl basket. 922. Large plaque-bowl basket. By Yokut woman of Tule River Reservation. 923. Large gambling-plaque basket. By wife of Chief Lanoman. 924. Plaque basket. From Havasupai tribe. Cold Springs rattlesnake, in the High rattlesnake "the the Exhibit No. By wife of Chief Manaka-cha. 925. Basket for cooking. From Havasupai tribe. By wife of Chief of Reservation. 926. Food bowl basket, From Mono tribe Sierras. By Yokut woman. 927. Bottleneck basket, design. By Chemehueui woman. 928. Basket of willow and palmetto leaf. By granddaughter of Ho-dutch. 929. Pima basket from Gila River, Arizona. By Pima woman. 930. Basket with design meaning flowing waters above and flowing water below." By Si-rup of Pima tribe. 931. Basket with Swastica design. By Palingtawa (Warner's Ranch) woman. 932. Basket with butterfly and leaf design. By Ramona Ballenguella. 933. Basket with deer and turkey design. By Palingwa woman. 934. Bowl basket with leaves and but- terfly design. By Maria Antonia of Mesa Grande. 935. Basket. By Palingtawa woman. 936. Basket with star design. By Torres woman. 937. Basket, colors from tule root. By Theo-mis-ey. Semam-ock-spock. 938. Wedding basket. Paiute tribe. By wife of Hasteen Musha. 93g. Blanket of undyed native wool from Navajo Reservation. By Nampeo of the Hopi tribe. 940-946. Seven pottery bows with red and black decorations made at Tewa, the first mesa of the Hopi Indians. ARGENTINE Minister of Public Instruction Dr. Juan V. Fernandez Commissioner-General Jose V. Fernandez Commissioner of Fine Arts Eduardo Schiaffino Assistants Agustin De Iriondo Henry T. Scheie For information regarding exhibits for sale apply to Eduardo Schiaffino, Argentine National Pavilion ARGENTINE. WEST PAVILION, Galleries 95 and 96. Oil Paintings. GROUP 9. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Artigue, Emilio, Paris. 1. Portrait of a Young Girl. 2. Somnambulist. 3. Youth Amuses Itself. 4. Spring. Ballerini, Augusto (deceased). 5. Choir of Frari. (Venice.) 6. The Falls of Iguazu, Argentine Republic. Carcova, Ernesto de la, Member of the National Commission of Fine Arts, Buenos Ayres. 7. Without Bread and Without Work. Lent by the National Museum of Fine Arts. 8. In the Garden. Lent by the Na- tional Museum of Fine Arts. 9. Head of an Old Man. 10. Portrait of His Wife. 11. In the Wood. Castilla, Julian, Rome. 12. Twilight. 13. Landscape, Bruges. 14. Landscape, Dull Weather. 15. Landscape. Cid De Dampt, Diana, Paris. 16. Snowflower. 17. Confidence. 18. The Bath. 19. Head of a Girl. 20. Portrait of the Author. 21. The Germ. CoUivadino, Pio, Rome. 22. The Hour of Rest. 23. The Wine. 24. The Abandoned. Exhibit No. Fabre, Eduardo F., Buenos Ayres. 25. View of Belgrano. 26. Shores of the River Plate. Garcia, Ricardo, Paris. 27. Sunrise. 28. Corner in Brittany. 29. Street in Bruges. 30. Banks of the Seine. 31. Coast of Brittany. 32. Coast of Brittany. 33. Twilight. Lent by the National INIuseum of Fine Arts. 34. Village Street. Giudici, Reynaldo, Member of the Na- tional Commission of Fine Arts, Buenos Ayres. 35. The Soup of the Poor. (Venice.) Lent by the National Museum of Fine Arts. 36. Head of a Child. 37. La Grimani. 38. The Grandmother. 39. Landscape, Venice. 40. Landscape, Cordoba, Argentine Republic. 41. Landscape. 42. Landscape, Cordoba, Argentine Republic. 43. Ascending the Grade. 44. Aristocratic Privileges. 45. Venetian Scene. Marco del Pont, Ventura, Paris. 46. Spring. Mendilaharzu, Graciano (deceased). 47. Head of John the Baptist. 48. Onions. Quiros, Cesareo B. De, Grand Prix, Europe, Rome. 49. Mystery. 50. Return from Fishing. 51. Silence. 52. Sad Hour. ARGENTINE. 93 Oil Paintings, Water Colors, Engravings, Lithographs and Sculpture, Exhibit No. Ripamonte y Toledo, Carlos P, Grand Prix, Europe, Rome. 53. Head of a Girl. 54. Bread. 55. Virtus. 56. Tempest. 57. Shadows. 57a. Sad Presentiment. Rodriguez Etchart, Severo. Gold Medal, National Exposition 1898-99, in Ar- gentina (deceased). 58. Portrait of the Author's Mother. Lent by the National Museum of Fine Arts. 59. Nature Morte. 60. Nude Woman. 61. Portrait of Mrs. E. R. 62. Portrait of Mr. S. R. 63. Nature Morte. 64. The Dreamer. 65. Faust. Schiaffino, Eduardo, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris. Director of the National Mu- seum of Fine Arts, Member of the National Commission of Fine Arts, Buenos Ayres. 66. Margot. Lent by the National Museum of Fine Arts. 67. Vesper. 68. Morocha. (Head of a Girl.) 69. Profile of a Woman. 70. Myth. (Study.) 71. Elisa. 72. Dolores. 73. Josefa. Sivori, Eduardo, Member of the National Commission of Fine Arts, Buenos Ayres. 74. Pampas. Lent by the National Museum of Fine Arts. 75. Auto-Portrait. 76. To the Homestead. 77. Portrait of A. S. 78. Portrait of a Lady. 79- The Model Resting. 80. Ophelia. Wernicke, Julia, Silver Medal, 1898-99, National Argentine Exposition, Leip- zig. 81. Bulls. Lent by the National Mu- seum of Fine Arts. Water Colors. Ballerini, Aug^sto. 82. Panorama of Ascochinga. Lent by the National Museum of Fine Arts. Caraffa, Emilio, Knight of the Order of Carlos III., Cordoba. Exhibit No. 83. The Episcopal Blessing. Carcova, Ernesto de la, Member of the National Commission of Fine Arts. 84. A Visit. Crayon. Schiaffino, Eduardo, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris. Member of the National Com- mission of Fine Arts. 85. Sleeping Woman. Pastel. 86. Portrait of Miss S. J. M. Pastel. 87. Portrait of Dr. Fernando Perez. Pastel. 88. Portrait of Mr. Jayme Llavallol. Pastel. 89. Beatrice. Pastel. Sivori, Eduardo, Member of the National Commission of Fine Arts. 90. Alfalfa Field in San Martin. Yrurtia, RogeHo, Grand Prix, Europe, Paris. 91. Study. China Ink. GROUP 10. ENGRAVINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS. Collivadino, Pio, Rome. 92. Aged Alms Seeker. Etching. 93. Roman Sunset. Etching. 94. Field of Flowers. Etching. 95. Pax. Etching. 96. Full Moon. Etching. 97. Shores of the Tiber. Etching. 98. Roman Village. Etching. 99. Pedagogue. Etching. (Nos. 92-99 are, for lack of space, installed in the Sculpture Pa- vilion.) GROUP 11. SCULPTURE. Alonso, Mateo, Buenos Ayres. 100. Dying Indian. Terra cotta. Lent by the National Museum of Fine Arts. loi. The Drunkard. Terra cotta. Lent by the National Museum of Fine Arts. 102. Fear. Terra cotta. 103. Witchery. Terra cotta. 104. Witch's Kitchen. Terra cotta. 104a. Armed Peace. 104b. Pruning. Correa Morales, Lucio, Member of the National Commission of Fine Arts, Buenos Ayres. 105. Abel. Plaster. Lent by the Na- tional Museum of Fine Arts. 94 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Sculpture and Architecture. Exhibit No. Dresco, Arturo, Grand Prix, Europe. io6. Head of an Old Man. Terra cotta. Lent by the National Museum of Fine Arts. Resignation. Plaster. Sorrow. Plaster. Head. Marble. Head. Marble. Renunciation. Marble. 107. 108. log. no. III. Yrurtia, Rogelio, Grand Prix, Europe, Paris. 112. Les Pecheresses. Plaster. 113. Experience, the Guide of Sur- gery. Sketch of the monument of Alejandro Castro. Group in Plaster. Exhitut No. 114. Portrait of Madame Ch- Plaster. 115. Portrait of a Child. Plaster. (Nos. 100-115 are installed in the Sculp- ture Pavilion.) GROUP 12. ARCHITECTURE. Durand, Juan B. 116. Residence, walls and ceiling of re-inforced cement. Photo- graph. 117. Countrj' residence made of Ar- gentine woods. Photograph. (Nos. 116 and 117 are, for lack of space, installed in the Argentine Section of Liberal Arts.) AUSTRIA Commissioner-General Adalbert Ritter von Stibral For information regarding exhibits for sale apply to Mr. Emil S. Fischer, Commercial Secretary of the Imperial Royal Austrian Commission, in Austrian Government Pavilion. (Address letters 3516 Morgan Street, St. Louis, Mo.) AUSTRIA. EAST PAVILION. Gallery 68 and Gallery L Paintings. GROUP 9. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. VIENNA ARTISTS' ASSOCIATION, VIENNA. (Nos. I, 2, lo, 15, 23, 24, 25, 38, 39, 41, 42, 43. 44, 48, 49, 51, 54, 55, 59, 62, 63, 64, 65, 70, 74, 82, 83, 87, 88, 89, 92, 93, 94, 96, 97, 99, 105, 106, 107, no, 112, 113 and 117 are, for lack of space, installed in the Vienna Artists' Association Room in the Austrian Government Pa- vilion.) Exhibit No. Adams, John Quincy, Vienna. 1. Portrait of Miss Odilon as "Du- barry." Bara, Leopold, Vienna. 2. "Santa Maria inviolata" at Riva on Lake Garda. Bernt, Rudolf, Vienna. 3. The Muerz near Neuberg (Styria). Water color. 4. Washing-day in the Village. Water color. 5. Neuberg on the Muerz. Water color. 6. Ennsberg in Upper-Austria. Raf- faelli-crayons. Still Waters. Water color. Meadov^r Covered with Flowers. Water color. Mountain Landscape. Water color. Mountain Fog. Water color. Brunner, Ferdinand, Vienna. II. Gloomy Evening. Lent by the Imperial Royal Austrian Board of Education. Summer Afternoon. Gouache. Park-wall. Gouache. Charlemont, Hugo, Vienna. 14. Silesian Village Street, Raflfaelli- crayon. 7- 8. 9- 10. 12. 13- Exhibit No. 15. Still Life. 16. View of Vienna. Raffaelli-crayon. Czech, Emil, Vienna. 17. Moravian Weaver. 18. A Frozen Grotto. Danilowatz, Joseph, Vienna. 19. In the Studio. Water color. Darnaut, Hugo, Vienna. 20. Harvest Time. Distemper. Lent by the Imperial Royal Austrian Board of Education. 21. Bay. Water color. 22. Old Plane Tree. 23. Mill Pond. 24. Birch Alley. Delug, Alois, Vienna. 25. March Winds. Egger-Lienz, Albion, Vienna. 27. The Cross. (Tyrolean War 1809.) 28. Game Dealer. Egner, Marie, Vienna. 29. On Lacroma. Colored drawing. Epstein, Jehudo, Vienna. 30. Hungarian Village Street. Char- coal. 31. At the Mortuary. Charcoal. 32. Hiob. Fischer, Ludwig Hans, Vienna. 33. Caravan. 34. Morning on the Nile. Watercolor. Geller, Johann Nepomuk, Vienna. 36. View of Moravia. Gouache. 37. Market Scene. Gouache. 37a. Market scene. Gouache. 38. Interior of Duernstein Church. 39. Interior of Duernstein Church. 40. Meadow in the Prater (Vienna). Gouache. Hamza, Johann, Vienna. 41. A Bet. AUSTRIA. 97 Paintings. Exhibit N«L Hessl, Gustav H., Vienna. 42. The Rose. 43. The Seamstress. 44. Old Kitchen. Joanvits, Paul, Vienna. 45. "Furor Teutonicus." Jungwirth, Joseph, Kirchberg. 46. Farewell. Pastel. Kaiser-Herbst, Karl, Vienna. 47. A Torrent. Kaufmann, Adolf, Vienna. 48. Early Spring. 49. Ascent to the Church. 50. Landscape. Raffaelli-crayon. Kempf, Edler von Hartenkampf, Gott- lieb, Fahrafeld. 51. An Eavesdropper. 52. Children at Play. Gouache. 53. Glow-worm. Distemper. Kinzel, Joseph, Vienna. 54. Village Street. 55. Interior of a Stable. Koch, Ludwig, Vienna. 56. Bosnians Racing. Water color. 57. In the Circus. Colored Pen and Ink. 58. In the Circus. Colored Pen and Ink. Kruis, Ferdinand, Vienna. 59. Pedlars' Quarters in Edam. Gouache. 60. Old Dutch Woman. Gouache. Larwin, Hans, Vienna. 61. On the Borders of the Capital. RaflFaeli-crayon. 62. Dutch Fisherman. Lebiedzki, Eduard, Vienna. 63. Austria and the Austrian Crown- lands. Lent by the Imperial Royal Austrian Home Office. 64. Austria and the Austrian Crown- lands. Lent by the Imperial Royal Austrian Home Office. 65. Austria and the Austrian Crown- lands. Lent by the Imperial Royal Austrian Home Office. 66. Austria and the Austrian Crown- lands. Lent by the Imperial Royal Austrian Home Office. 67. Austria and the Austrian Crown- lands. Lent by the Imperial Royal Austrian Home Office. Exhibit No. Lohwag, Ernestine, Vienna. 68. Study. Pastel. Mayreder, Rosa, Vienna. 69. Old Moedling. RaflFaelli-crayon. Merode, Karl Freiherr von, Vienna. 70. Smith at Work. Mielich, A. L., Vienna. 71. Hebron. Gouache. 72. Head, Study. Raflfaelli-crayon. 73. Head, Study. Rafifaelli-crayon. 74. Home from the Market. Petrovits, Ladislaus Eugen, Vienna. 75. Meadows on the Danube near Vienna. 76. "Santa Maria Gouache. della Salute." Pfluegl, Alfred von, Vienna. 77. Interior of St. Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna. Gouache. Pippich, Karl, Vienna. 80. Christmas Market at Vienna. Water color. 81. A View of Jaice (Bosnia\ Water color. 82. Thirsty Souls. Probst, Karl, Vienna. 83. In the Library. Rauchinger, Heinrich, Vienna. 84. Park Meadow. RaflFaelli-crayon. 85. Highway. RaflFaelli-crayon. Ribarz, Rudolf, Vienna. 86. At Sulz. Gouache. 87. Dunes in Holland. 88. Castle Garden in Bavaria. 89. Gardone Sopra (Lake Garda). 90. On the Lake of Chiem (Bavaria). Gouache. Russ, Robert, Vienna. 91. Near Marburg. Gouache. 92. A Park. 93. Near Salo (Lake Garda). SchaefiFer, August, Vienna. 94. On the Wolfgang Lake (Upper Austria). 95. Old Prater (Vienna). Pastel. Scharf, Victor, Paris. 96. Portrait. Schattenstein. Nikolaus, Vienna. 97. Sabbath. 98 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Paintings. Exhibit No. Schram, Alois H., Vienna. 98, Witches' Sabbath. Schroedl, Anton, Vienna, gg. Still Life. 100. Team of Oxen. Schwarz, Adolf, Vienna, loi. Evening. Pastel. 102. Brook in Winter Time. Pastel. Simony, Stefan, Vienna. 103. Valley on the Danube. Gouachc. StauflFer, Victor, Vienna. 105. Portrait. Strecker, Emil, Duernstein. 106. Summer Quarters. 107. In a Little Town. Sturm, Joseph, Vienna. 108. On the Oise near Paris. Char- coal. Tomec, Heinrich, Vienna, log. Prague. Water color, no. In the Meadow. Wichera, Raimund Ritter von, Vienna. 111. Afternoon Sun. Gouache. Wilda, Charles, Vienna. 112. Flight into Egypt. 113. The Wise Men from the East. Zetsche, Eduard, Vienna. 114. Mauthhausen. Water color. 115. Ruins of Senftenbcrg. Water color. 116. Lane in Forchtenberg. Water color. 117. A Meadow. 118. Summer. Zoff, Alfred, Krems. 119. Harbor on the Riviera. 120. Spring. Pastel. KUENSTLER-BUND "HAGEN," ARTISTS' ASSOCIATION, VIENNA. (The exhibits of this Association arc, for lack of space, installed in the Hagen- bund Room in the Austrian Govern- ment Pavilion.) Ameseder, Eduard, Vienna. 121. Cypress-trees. Distemper. 122. 123. Spring. l"\ierthof near Krems. Distemper. Exhibit No. Bamberger, Gustav, Krems. 124. Old .Krems. (Town on the Dan- ube.) 125. Architecture. (A Study.) Pastel. Germela, Raimund, Vienna. 126. Eventide. Graf, Ludwig Ferdinand, Vienna. 127. Interior of Factory. 128. Railway Station at Night. Hampel, Walter, Vienna. I2g. Portrait Study. Distemper. 130. Day of Rest. Distemper. 131. The Dwarf and the Woman. Lent by the Imperial Royal Austrian Board of Education. 132. A Chansonette. Distemper. 133. Twilight. Distemper. 134. Mile. Tanguay. Kasparides, Eduard, Vienna. 135. Evening. 136. Moonlight in the Mountains. Konopa, Rudolf, Vienna. 137. Adoration. 138. In the Meadow. Lent by the Imperial Royal Austrian Board of Education. 139. The Cowherd. Luntz, Adolf, Karlsruhe. 140. Besigheim. 141. Old Town-gate. Ranzoni, Hans, Vienna. 142. Old Cemetery near Marienbad. Lent by the Imperial Royal Austrian Board of Education. Roth, August, Vienna. 143. Haymaking. r44. Before the Village. Lent by the Imperial Royal Austrian Board of Education. Schifl, Robert, Vienna. 145. By the Fireside. (Portrait.) Suppantschitsch, Max, Vienna. 146. Holy Ghost Cloister in Nurem- berg. Pastel. 147. Duerrenstein on the Danube. Thiele, Franz, Prague. 148. Children in a Bath. Wilt, Hans, Vienna. r4g. Tullnerbach. (Late Autumn.) Lent by Imperial Royal Aus trian Board of Education. 150. A Harbor. A Study. 151. Waaler. A Study. AUSTRIA. 99 Paintings. BOHEMIAN ARTISTS' SECTION. (The exhibits of the Bohemian artists are, for lack of space, installed in the Bohemian Art Room in the Austrian Government Pavilion.) Exhibit N«. Ales, Mikulas, Prague. 152. Illustration of a National Song. Pen and Ink Drawing. 153. Illustration of a National Song. Pen and Ink Drawing. Boettinger, Hugo, Prague. 154. Reminiscence of a Fancy Ball. Holarek, Emil, Prague. 155. Drawing. (From Series "Reflec- tions on Catechism." Pen and Ink Drawing. Honsa, Jan, Prague. 156. Summer Afternoon. (Syntonos.) Hudecek, Antonin, Prague. 157. "Pond in Autumn." 158. "Pond at Eventide." Hynais, Vojtech, Prague. 159. Portrait of Mr. J. H. 160. Decorative Painting. The Little Musicians. 161. Decorative Painting. The Little Musicians. Kalvoda, Alois, Prague. 162. "Evening in May." Raffaelli- crayon. Kaspar, Adolf, Prague. 163. An Annual Festival. Water color. Knuepfer, Benes, Rome. 164. The Sea. Kupka, Frantisek, Paris. 165. Joy. Marold, Ludek. 166. By the Fireside. Water color. Mucha, Alfons, Paris. 167. Poster. Water color. Preisler, Jan, Prague. 168. Spring. 169. Sketch. Pastel. 170. Sketch. Pastel. 170a. Decorative painting, "Youth." Schwaiger, Hanus, Prague. 171. The Reaper. Water color. 172. On the Bridge. Water color. Simon, Frantisek, Paris. 173- Strand of Onival (Normandy). Exhibit No, Slavicek, Antonin, Prague. 174. Evening. 175. After the Rain. Pastel. Svabinsky, Max, Prague. 176. Portrait of a Lady. Water color. 177. At the Loom. Uprka, Joza Hrdonin. 178. Horse Fair. POLISH ARTISTS' SECTION. (The exhibits of the Polish artists are, for lack of space, installed in the Polish Art Room in the Austrian Government Pavilion.) Axentowicz, Theodor, Cracow. 179. Jordan Festivity. 180. A Dream. Pastel. 181. Yearning. Pastel. 182. A Poster. Pastel. Czajkowski, Joseph, Cracow. 183. In Church. Czajkowski, Stanislaw, Cracow. 184. Ruins of a Castle. Filipkiewicz, Stefan, Cracow. 185. Tatra Mountains. Falat, Juljan, Cracow. 186. Owl. 188. A Maiden from the Neighbor- hood of Cracow. Water color. 189. A Winter Scene. 190. The Artist's Own Portrait with View of Cracow. Oil pastel. Kamocki, Stanislaw. 191. A Cornfield. Mehoffer, Joseph. 193' "A. Quaint Garden. 194. A Singer. 195. The Fowr Martyrs. Two Car- toons for Windows in Fribourg Cathedral. 196. Vinccntius Kadlubck. Sketch for Window in Wawel Cathedral. 197. The Holy Sacrament. Two Car- toons for Windows in Fribourg Cathedral. 198. Sketch for Windows in Private Chapel, Baranow Castle. 199. A Peasant Woman from the Neighborhood of Cracow. 200. A Slovack. Podgorski, Jan, Cracow. 203. Fog. 100 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Paintings and Engravings and Lithographs. Exhibit No. Rosenblum, Leon, Cracow. 204. A Stream in Winter. Ruszczyc, Ferdinand, Bogdanow. 205. Frost. Szczyglinski, Heinrich, Cracow. 206. St. Mary's, Cracow. Stanislawski, Jan., Cracow. 208. Poplars. 209. The Plough. 210. Spring. 211. Landscape in Ukraine. 212. Landscape in Ukraine. 213. Landscape in Ukraine. 214. Landscape in Ukraine. Tichy, Karl, Cracow. 215. A Charcoal Drawing. Trojanowski, Edward, Cracow. 216. The Wawel (Old Royal Castle at Cracow). Weiss, Adalbert, Cracow. 217. Portrait of Mr. P. Wyczolkowski, Leon, Cracow. 218. The Beet Harvest. 2ig. The Fisherman. Wyspianski, Stanislaus, Cracow. 220. Child's Portrait. 221. Child's Portrait. VARIOUS AUSTRIAN ARTISTS. (Nos. 223 and 225, are for lack of space, installed in the room illustrating Austrian life and scenery in the Austrian Government Pavilion.) Andri, Ferdinand, Vienna. 222. Mural Paintings on Austrian Government Pavilion. Jahn, Gustav, Vienna. 223. Painted Friezes: (a) Peasant's Wedding. (b) Procession around the Lake. (c) Tyrolean popular Dance. (d) Priest blessing Mountain Pasture. (e) Parade of Tyrolean Sharp- shooters. (f) Climbing the Glacier. (g) Return from Chamois hunt- ing. (h) Skeeing in the Wienerwald. (i) Scenery of an Adriatic Port. (j) Cattle Fair in Carinthia. (k) Wrestling Match of Salz- burg Peasants. , (1) Games on the Ice in Styria. Exhibit No. Janny, G., Petrides, K., and Rothaug, L., Vienna. 224. Dioramic Paintings: (a) Scenery on Semmering Railroad. (b) Scenery on Arlberg Rail- road (Trisanna Viaduct). (c) Mountain scenery at Gas- tein. (d) Scenery on the Brenner Railroad near St. Jodok. (These paintings are, for lack of space, installed in the Railroad Exhibition of the Austrian Government Pavilion.) Schuster, Karl, Vienna. 225. Painted Friezes: (a) Society Parade on the Vienna Ringstrasse. (b) (Burgmusik) Military Watch Parade in Vienna. Tomec, Heinrich, Vienna. 226. Painted Friezes. (These friezes are, for lack of space, installed in the Department of Water- ways of the Austrian Government Pavilion.) GROUP 10. ENGRAVINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS. VIENNA ARTISTS' ASSOCIATION, VIENNA. Kratky, Richard, Vienna. 227. Moonrise. Colored etching. KUENSTLER-BUND "HAGEN," ARTISTS' ASSOCIATION, VIENNA." (The exhibits of this Association are, for lack of space, installed in the Hagen- bund Room in the Austrian Govern- ment Pavilion.) Cossmann, Alfred, Vienna. 228. The Agitator. Etching. 229. The Watch. Etching. 230. Ex Libris Rock. Etching. Hegenbart, Fritz, Munich. 231. Meditation. (Series "Song of Life.") Etching. 232. Joy. (Series "Song of Life.") Etching. 233. Malice. (Series "Song of Life,") Etching. 234. Temptation. (Series "Song of Life.") Etching. 235. Struggle. (Series "Song of Life.") Etching. AUSTRIA. lOI Engravings and Lithographs. Sculpture. Exhibit No. Hegenbart, Fritz, Munich — Continued. 336. Destitution. (Series "Song of Life.") Etching. 337. Aspiration. (Series "Song of Life.") Etching. 238. The Return. (Series "Song of Life.") Etching. 239. Four Etchings Completing Series "Song of Life." Lefler, Heinrich, and Urban, Joseph, Vienna. 240. Twelve Fairy Tales. Wesemann, Alfred, Vienna. 241. The Lion and the Mouse. BOHEMIAN ARTISTS' SECTION. (The exhibits of the Bohemian artists are. for lack of space, installed in the Bohemian Art Room in the Austrian Government Pavilion.) Kupka, Frantisek, Prague. 242. Fools. Lithograph. 243. The Voice of Silence. Etching. 244. The Voice of Silence. Etching. Preissig, Vojtech, Prague. 245. The Seven Ravens. Etching. Stretti, Victor, Prague. 246. Head of an Old Man. Etching. Svabinsky. Max, Prague. 247. Portrait of Mr. Svatopluk Cech (Bohemian Poet). Lithograph. Uprka, Joze, Hrdonin. 248. A Peasant. Etching. 249. A Peasant. Etching. GROUP 11. Sculpture. VIENNA ARTISTS' ASSOCIATION. VIENNA. (Nos. 251, 252, 253, 255, 256, 257, 260, 267, 268, 269, 272, 274, 275, 276, 277, 280 and 281 are, for lack of space, installed in the Vienna Artists' Association Room in the Austrian Government Pavilion.) Breithut, Peter, Vienna. 250. Medals and Plaques. Charlemont, Theodor, Vienna. 251. Christ. Bronze and Marble Herme. 252. Beethoven. Bronze and Marble Herme. 253. David. Bronze Statuette. Exhibit No. 255. The Drawer. Marble relief. Gruber, Jakob, Vienna. 256. Entombed Miners. Bronze Group. Hausmann, Friedrich, Frankfort-on- Main. 257. The Wave. Bronze Group. Hofmann, Edmund. 258. Leonardo da Vinci. Plaster Statue. Kaan, Arthur, Vienna. 259. Achilles and Penthesilea. Bronze Group. 260. Bacchantess. Marble Statuette. 261. Plaint of Love (Wall Fountain). Marble. Kautsch, Henri, Paris. 262. Medals and Plaques. Lax, Joseph, Bregenz. 263. "Pickapack." Bronze Group. Leisek, Georg, Vienna. 264. Monument on a Grave. Plaster. Marschall, Rudolf, Vienna. 265. Medals and Plaques. Pawlik, Franz Xaver, Vienna. 266. Medals and Plaques. 267. Medals and Plaques. 268. Medals and Plaques. Pohl, Adolf, Vienna. 269. At the Grave of the Comrade. Bronze Statuette. 270. Shame. Marble Statuette. Scharff, Anton, Vienna. 271. Medals and Plaques. Schwartz, Stefan, Vienna. 272. Danube. Bronze and Marble. 273. Medals and Plaques. Seib, Wilhelm, Vienna. 274. Christ. Marble Bust. 275. Emperor Rudolph von Habsburg. Bronze Statuette. Seiffert, Franz, Vienna. 276. "Ecce Homo." Bronze. Stein, Alwyn von, Vienna. 277. Diplomatist. Bronze Statuette. Swoboda, Emerich Alexander, Vienna. 278. H. I. and R. Highness Archduke Otto. Bronze Statuette. 279. Portrait. Bronze Bust. 102 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Sculpture and Architecture. Exhibit No. Weigl, Robert, Vienna. 280. Beethoven. Bronze Statuette. WoUek, Karl, Vienna. 281. Beethoven. Biouzc. 282. Parisian Lady. Marble relief. 283. Angel's Head. Marble relief. Zumbusch, Kaspar, Ritter von, Vienna. 284. Field-Marshal Count Radetzky. Equestrian Statuette, Plaster Model. KUENSTLER-BUND "HAGEN," ARTISTS' ASSOCIATION, VIENNA. (The exhibits of this Association are, for lack of space, installed in the Hagenbund Room in the Austrian Government Pavilion.) Heu, Joseph, Vienna. 285. A Head. Study. Bronze. 286. A Mask (Sphinx). Bronze. Stundl, Theodor, Vienna. 287. Sicilian Youth. Bronze. BOHEMIAN ARTISTS' SECTION. These exhibits are, for lack of space, in- stalled in the Bohemian Art Room in the Austrian Government Pavilion.) Bilek, Frantisek, Prague. 288. The Blind. Plaster Cast. 289. The Crucified. Plaster Bust. Kafka, Bohumil, Prague. 290. Monument on Grave. Bronze. 291. Mare and Foal. Tin. Sucharda, Stanislav, Prague. 293. Treasure Trove. Bronze. POLISH ARTISTS' SECTION. (The exhibits of the Polish artists are, for lack of space, installed in the Polish Art Room in the Austrian Government Pavilion.) Laszczka, Konstantin, Cracow. 294. Woman's Head. Plaster. 295. Peasant Woman. Plaster. 296. Manngha. Plaster. 297. Wierzbieta. Plaster. 298. Young Poet. Plaster. VARIOUS AUSTRIAN ARTISTS. Exhibit No. Philipp, Karl, Vienna. 299. Bronze Statuettes. Austri.ui .Mi'S climbers. Schimkowitz, Othmar, Vienna. 300. Two Fountains in front of Aus- trian Government Pavilion. Weigl, Robert. 301. Epitaphium in marble. (In draw- ing room of Austrian Govern- ment Pavilion.) (No. 299 is, for lack of space, installed in the Austrian Government Pavilion). GROUP 12. ARCHITECTURE. (Nos. 302, 303, 304a, 304b, 304c, 305, 307, 308, 308a, 309, 310 and 311 are, for lack of space, installed in the Austrian Government Pavilion.) Bauer, Leopold, Vienna. 302. Decorative Architecture. (Read- ing Room in Austrian Govern- ment Pavilion.) Baumann, Ludv^rig, Vienna. 303. Plan of Austrian Government Pavilion. 304a. Decorative architecture of the Entrance Hall of the Austrian Government Pavilion. 304b. Decorative architecture of exhi- bition of Imperial Royal Min- istry of Railways. 3040. Decorative architecture of exhi- bition of Imperial Royal De- partment of Waterways of Austria. Bernt, Rudolf, Vienna. 305. Decorative architecture. (Exhi- bition of Vienna Artists' Asso- ciation.) Dick, Rudolf (Vienna Artists' Associa- tion), Vienna. 306. Architectural Drawings. Plan for California University. Hammel, Rudolf, Vienna. 307. Decorative architecture of exhi- bitions of Imperial Royal Schools of Arts and Crafts in Austria. Hoffmann, Joseph, Vienna. 308. Decorative architecture of exhi- bition of Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, Vienna. AUSTRIA. 103 Architecture and Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. Kotera, Jan, Prague. 308a. Decorative architecture of exhi- bition of Bohemian Artists' Section. 309. Decorative architecture of exhi- bition of Imperial Royal Schools of AppHed Arts in Prague. Plecnik, Joseph, Vienna. 310. Decorative architecture. (Draw- ing Room in Austrian Govern- ment PaviHon.) Urban, Joseph, Vienna. 311. Decorative architecture of the exhibition of "Hagen" Kuenst- lerbund Artists' Association, Vienna. GROUP 14. ORIGINAL OBJECTS OF ART WORKMANSHIP. (For lack of space, the following ex- hibits have been installed in the Aus- trian Government Pavilion, with the exception of Nos. 337, 338, 346, 358, 416, 471, 486, 494, 495, 496, 497 and 498, which are installed in the Austrian Art Section, Gallery 68.) IMPERIAL ROYAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION. EXHIBITION OF WORKS OF STATE SCHOOLS OF APPLIED ART. EXHIBITS OF IMPERIAL ROYAL SCHOOL OF APPLIED ARTS, PRAGUE. Director, Georg Stibral. Benes, Professor. 312. Glazed Tile Mosaic. Executed by Kasalovsky & Sommerschuh, Rakovnik. Hellmessen, A. 313-318. Six Bookbindings in Leather Mosaic. Kastner, J., Professor. 319-320. Two ornamental Wall Panels in Wood. Executed by his pupils. Kloucek, Professor. 321-322. Two Wall Panels in Bronze, partly gilt. Executed by his pupils. Cast by Bendelmeyer, Prague. 323-331. Nine pieces of Pottery. Executed by his pupils and by Kasalovsky & Sommerschuh, Rakovnik. Exhibit No. Kotera, Jan, Professor. 332. Chimneypiece of red Bohemian Marble. Executed by L. Salda, Prague. 333. Embroidered Panel, Ceiling dec- oration. 334. Embroidered Frieze. 335. Embroidery of Furniture. Executed by pupils of Misses Kudelka and Krauth. 335a. A Punch Bowl Set, glass, crystal, gold edges, executed bv Novy Svit Glass Works, Bohemia. Novak, E., Professor. 336. Nos. I to 18 various art works of ]\Ietal and Jewelry. Executed by his pupils. 337. Box, chased Copper Work. 338. Inkstand, chased Copper Work. Petr, K. 339-340' Two Terra cotta Figures. Schikaneder. Professor. 341-342. Two decorative painted Panels. Executed by his pupils. Silek, J. 343-344. Two figured Wall Panels. Terra cotta. Sucharda, S., Professor. 345. Panel in Bronze and Onyx, upper part of a chimneypiece. Cast by Bendelmeyer. 346. Plaquette of Bronze. 347-349. Three Plaquettes of Bronze. Zaiesak, J. 350. Bust of Bohemian Peasant Girl. Wood carving, painted. EXHIBITS OF IMPERIAL ROYAL SCHOOL OF APPLIED ARTS, VIENNA. Director, Felician Freiherr von Myr- bach. Baumfeld, Elsa, Pupil of Prof. Kolo Moser. 351. Frog, modelled in lead. Bibl, Marie, Pupil of Prof. HerdHcka. 352. Handkerchief of Needle Lace. Dittl, Franz, Pupil of Prof. Franz Metz- ner. 353. Nude Youth. Plaster Statuette. Dittrich, Walter, Pupil of Prof, von Myrbach. 354. Flower Vendors. Wood cut in color. 355. Street Scene. Wood cut in color. 104 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Colored Woodcut. Goat. Colored Woodcut. Exhibit No. Einsiedler, Friedrich, Pupil of Prof. Stephan Schwarz. 356. Bronze Inkstand. Eisterer, Hanns, Pupil of Prof. Joseph Hoffmann. 357. Ash Tray in blue Glass and Copper. Emmel. Bruno, Pupil of Prof. Dr. F. Linke. 358. Pottery. Falke, Gisela von, Pupil of Prof. Joseph Hoffmann. 359. Toilet Set of glass and metal. 360. Liqueur Stand with six colored Glasses. Fiebiger, Karl, Pupil of Prof, von Myr- bach. 361. Owl. Colored Woodcut. 362. Pig. 363- Forstner, Leopold, Pupil of Prof. Kolo Moser. 364. Upper Austrian Peasants. Crayon Drawing. 365. Upper Austrian Peasants. Crayon Drawing. Exner, Hilda, Pupil of Prof. Kolo Moser. 366. Panel in Mosaic of Metal Plates. Guttmann, Margarete, Pupil of Mrs. Leopoldine Guttmann. 367. Lady's Theater Bonnet. 368. Girdle. 369. Girdle. 370. Lady's Bag. 371. Ladj^'s Bag. 372. Cushion. Hablik, Wenzel, Pupil of Prof, von Myr- bach. 373. Head. Colored Woodcut. 374. Pedlar. Colored Woodcut. 375. Triangular Box in Enamel. Hartmann, AlexeUider, Pupil of Prof, von Myrbach. 376. Panel, woven of ribbon and woolen thread. 377. Panel, woven of ribbon and woolen thread. 378. Panel, woven of ribbon and woolen thread. 37^. Panel, woven of ribbon and woolen thread. Exhibit No. Heller-Ostersetzer, Hermine, Pupil of Prof, von Myrbach. 380-386. "The Life of the Poor." Seven Alegraphs. Hoffmann, Joseph, Professor. 387. Carpet. Executed at S. Ginzkey's Fac- tory at Maffersdorf. Hofner, Franz, Pupil of Prof. Stephan Schwarz. 388. Plaquette in Bronze. Hollubetz, Karl, Pupil of Prof. Kolo Moser. 389. ?Iock-glass. Holmann, Johann, Pupil of Prof. Joseph Hoffmann. 390. Wooden Box, inlaid. Holmann, Marie, Pupil of Miss Adele von Stark. 391. Wooden Chest, with Enamelled Panels. Jung, Moriz, Pupil of Prof, von Myrbach. 392. Vienna Street Scene. Colored Woodcut. 393. "Bal Masque." Colored Wood- cut. 394. "Idle Hour." Colored Woodcut. Kalwach, Rudolph, Pupil of Prof, von Myrbach. 395. "In the Railway Car." Colored Woodcut. Koehler, Karl, Pupil of Prof. Dr. F. Linke. 396. China Vases. Kolbe, Hermine, Pupil of Prof. Kolo Moser. 397. Fan Pocket, gold Embroidery on white Cloth. Krasnik, Antoinette, Pupil of Prof. Kolo Moser. 398. Grotesque Mask in Bronze. Krenek, Karl, Pupil of Prof, von Myr- bach. 399. "Stone Paver." Colored Wood- cut. Krizmann, Tomislaw, Pupil of Prof von Myrbach. 400. "Landscape." Colored Woodcut. 401. "Moonshine." Colored Woodcut. AUSTRIA. lOS Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. "Leuze, Emmy, Pupil of Prof, von Myr- bach. 402. "Snow." Colored Woodcut. Maletzky, Adelheid, Pupil of Prof. Kolo Moser. 403. Cardboard Print. 404. Cardboard Print. Messner, Franz, Pupil of Prof. Joseph Hoffmann. 405. Brooch of Steel. 406. Writing Table Set. 407. Lamp, embossed work. Neuwirth, Rosa, Pupil of Prof. Kolo Moser. 408. Collar of white silk and gold Embroidery. 409. Collar in black and white Em- broidery. 410. Box of Silver with Enamel. 411. Belt Buckle in blue Enamel. Oefner, Emil, Pupil of Miss Adele von Stark. 412. Pendants in Enamel. Peyfuss, Marietta, Pupil of Prof. Kolo Moser. 413. Cu. 712. The Up-hill Road. Original Etch- ing. 713. The Plain. Original Etching. 714. The Road on the Downs. Orig- inal Etching. Decisy, Eugene, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 715. The Benedicite. After Chardin. Etching. 716. Illustrations for the "Life in Bohemia." After Leandre. Col- ored Engraving. 717- Illustration of the "Poison of the Precious Stones." After Roche- grosse. Colored Engraving. Deturck, Julien Jules Alphonse, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 718. A Woman Reading. After Jules Lefebvre. Engraving. 719. The Young Brother. After Bou- guereau. Engraving. 720. The Dream of Eros. After Machard. Engraving. Dezarrois, Antoine Frangois, Prix de Rome, 1892; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 721. Portrait of Innocent X. After \'^elasquez. Etching. 722. Breton Woman at Pardon. After Dagnan Bouveret. Etching. Eliot, Maurice, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 723. A Supper. Lithograph. 724. The Woman and the Pitcher. Colored Lithograph. 725. The Woman with a Fan. Col- ored Lithograph. Faivre, Abel, Paris. 726. The Sylph. Colored Lithograph. Faivre, Leon Maxime, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 726a. The Fine Child. Lithograph. Fantin-Latour, Henri, Officer of the Le- gion of Honor, 1900, Paris. 727. The Embroiderers. Lithograph. 728. Evocation of Kundry. Litho- graph. 729. Women bathing. Lithograph. 730. Andromeda. Lithograph. Flameng, Leopold, Medal of Honor, 1886; Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1894; Grand Prix, 1900; Member of the Institute. 731. The Holy Virgin of Van Eyck. Engraving. 154 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Engravings and Lithographs. Exhibit No. Foci'llon, Victor Louis, Gold Medal, igoo, Paris. 732. The First Communion. After J. Breton. Etching. 733. The Guard. After F. Flameng. Etcning. 734. At the Barber's. After Dendy Sadler. Etching. 735. The Orderly. After Meissonnier. Etching. Fonce, Camille, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 736. Evening. Etching. 737. In the Birch Wood of Arran. Etching. 738. A Silent Restfulness of Eve. Etching. Forain, Jean Lewis. 739. At the Tribunal. Lithograph. 740. Study (Woman). Lithograph. Fuchs, Gustave Louis Joseph, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 741. Eclogue. After Henner. En- gravmg. Gautier, Mme. Marie. 742. Series of Etchings in color. Gautier, Lucien Marcellin, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 743. Church St. Germain des Pres- Etching. Goursat, Georges (Called Sem.). 745. M. Chauchard. Lithograph. 746. Mme. Rejane. Lithograph. 747. The Side-scenes at the Opera. Lithograph. 748. The Rothschild at Trouville. Lithograph. Helleu, Paul, Paris. 749. A Parisian Woman. Etching. Hildebrandt, Germain. 749a. A House at Bou Saada. Hodebert, Leon Auguste Cesar, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 751. Portrait of Crusset Richardot and his Son. After Van Dyck. Lithograph. 752. "Biblis." Original Engraving. Frame containing two Litho- graphs. 753. Mother and Son. (a) Solitude. Woman, Nude. (Two in a frame.) Kxhibit \o Houdard, Charles Louis, 754. The Dying Day. Etching in color. 755. The Nonette River at Mont- glaron. Etching in color. 756. The Pond. Etching in color. Jacquet, Achille, Prix de Rome, Medal of Honor, 1880; Officer of the Le- gion of Honor, 1900; Grand Prix, 1900, Paris; Member of the Institute. 757. The Passion. Tryptich after Andrea Montegna. Engraving. Jacquet. Jules, Gold Medal, 1889, Paris; Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1895; Gold Medal. 1900, Paris. 758. Friedland, 1806. After Meis- sonnier. Engraving. 759. Charge of Cuirassiers, 1807. After Meissonnier. Engraving. Jourdain, Francis. 760. Landscape. 761. Landscape. 762. Landscape. Journot, Louis Isidore. 763. Rouget de I'lsle singing the Marseillaise. After Pils. Etch- ing. Joyan, Amedee. 764. The Sea. Wood Engraving. 765. The CliflFs, Moonlight. Wood Engraving. 766. The Return of the Sardine Fishers. Wood Engraving. Eugene, Silver Medal, Etching in color. Etching in color. Etching in color. Juillerat, Paris. 767. 768. 769. 1900, Origi- The Recumbent Tigress, nal Lithograph. The Flight to Egypt. Original Lithograph. The Fighting Elephant. Origi- nal Lithograph. Labat, Marius Bernard. 770. Portrait of the Engraver. Orig- inal Engraving on Wood. Laguillermie. Frederic Auguste, Prix de Rome, 1886; Silver Medal, 1889; Medal of Honor, 1890; Grand Prix, 1900; Offi- cer of the Legion of Honor, 1903. Paris. 771. Portrait of Mme. Vigee Lebrun (by herself). Etching. 773. Portrait of Mrs. Roosevelt (by Chartran). Etching. FRANCE. 155 Engravings and Lithographs. Exhibit No. Lalauze, Adolphe, Bronze Medal, 1889, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1895; Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. 773. The Game won. After Meis- sonnier. Etching^. 774. Pastoral. After Pater. Etching. 775. Madame de Pompadour. After Latour. Etching. 776. The Sentry. After Bargue. Etching. Langeval, Jules Laurent Louis, Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. 777. The Pasture Land. After Julien Dupre. Wood Engraving. 778. The Canon Van der Paellen. After Van Dyck. Wood En- graving. 779. The Man with a Broken Nose. After Rodin. Wood Engrav- ing. de Latenay, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 780. Four Etchings in a frame. Lecocq, Mile. Henriette. 781. Sea View. After Cottet. Etch- ing. Le Couteux, Lionel, Gold Medal, 1889, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1891 ; Medal of Honor, 1889; Grand Prix, igoo, Paris. 782. Saint-Georges of Anvers. After Rubens. Etching. 783. Leaving for Cythere. After Watteau. Etching. 784. The Markets. After Lhermitte. Etching. 785. Daphnis and Chloe. After Col- lin. Etching. Lefort, Henri, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1890; Medal of Honor, 1896, Paris. 786. Portrait of M. Loubet. Etching. 787. Portrait of Washington. Etching. 788. Portrait of Benjamin Franklin. Etching. 789. The Miracle of St. Pare. After The Tintoret. Etching. Legrand, Louis, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 790. Fine Evening. Etching. 791- The Carpenter's Son. Etching. 793. The Christ. Etching. 793. Motherly Joy, Etching. Exhibit No. Leon, Edouard. 794. Portrait of His Majesty Edward VII. After Bastien Lepage. Etching. Lepere, Augusta, Gold Medal, 1889, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris. 795. The Wave. Wood Engraving in color. 796. The Procession. Wood Engrav- ing in color. Leray, Auguste Eugene. 797. The Carpenter's Home. After Rembrandt. Wood Engraving. 798. Calm. After Lenoir. Wood En- graving. Lesueur, Frangois Xavier. 799. Four engravings for "St. Louis' Secret." After Adrien Moreau. Etchings. Letoula, Jules. 800. Holbein's Family. Lithograph. 801. Venus and Cupid. Lithograph. Levy, Alphonse. 802. The Anniversary. Original Litho- graph. 803. The Psalmist. Original Litho- graph. Lieure, Jules Pierre Emile. 804. Exposition Evening. Engrav- ing. Louveau-Rouveyre, Mme, Marie, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 805. The Holy Virgin and the Child. After Rogier Van der Weyden. Engraving. 806. Andre Vesale. After Calcar, Etching. Louveau-Rouveyre, Marcel. 807. Portrait of Charles d'Ambroise. After Andrea Solario. Etching and Engraving. Lunois, Alexandre, Silver Medal, 1889, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1896. 808. Linen Drapers. Colored Litho- graph. 809. Washing Day in the Gourbi. Colored Lithograph. 810. Night Festival on the shores of the Gaudalquiver. Colored Lithograph. 811. Before the Dance. Colored Lithograph. IS6 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Engravings and Lithographs. Exhibit No. Maurou, Paul, Medal of Honor, 1892, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1892. 812. Portrait of M. Loubet. After Bonnat. Lithograph. 813. Portrait of Mme. Loubet. After Patricot. Lithograph. 814. The Crowning of Charlemagne. After H. Levy. Lithograph. 815. Thomas d'Aquin. After J. P. Laurens. Lithograph. Mayeur, Arthur Jules, Prix de Rome, 1896. 816. The Invalid. After Sebastien du Pimbo. Engraving. 817. Blind Man's Buff. After Pater. Etching. Mignon, Abel Justin, Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. 818. The Recruits. After Dagnan Bouveret. 819. "1814." After Meissonnier. En- graving. 820. The Blacksmith. Engraving. 821. The Shelter. Original Engrav- ing. Mordant, Daniel, Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. 822. Justice of Trajan. After Dela- croix. Engraving. 823. Apotheosis of Sciences. After Bernard. Engraving. 824. Sleep. After Carriere. Engrav- ing. 825. In the Land of the Lea. After Cottet. Engraving. Neumont, Maurice. 826. Pouting. Lithograph. 827. Twilight. Lithograph. 828. Evening. Lithograph. Olivier, Mme. Therese, Paris. 829. Grandfather's Boat. After Guil- lou. Etching. Henry, Silver Medal, 1900, Paillard, Paris. 830. Frame of original Wood En- graving for "Bruges la Morte." 831. Frame of original Wood En- gravings for Paris, staff. Pannemaker, Stephane, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1881; Grand Prix, 1900, Paris. 832. Young Girl. After Gainsborough. Wood Engraving. 833. Pope Innocent the Tenth. After Velaaquez. Wood Engraving. Exhibit No. Patricot, Jean, Prix de Rome, 1886; Hon- orable Mention, i898;Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1899; Grand Prix, 1900, Paris. 834. The Wise Men of the East Pro- cession. After Gozzoli. En- graving. Payrau, Jules Simon, Silver Medal, 1900. 835. Frame of Engravings, "The King of Rome." After Vibert. 836. Frame of Engravings, "Por- traits." After Cornelius de Voos. 837. Frame of Engravings. After Coello Max Klinger and Ger- main Pilon. Poseler, Paul Louis, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 838. Old Woman Asleep. Original Etching. 839. The Blind Woman Knitting. Original Etching. 840. The Nailmakers. Original Etch- ing. Profit, Georges. 841. Inspiration. After Raphael Col- lin. Engraving. 842. Group of Lions. After G. Sardet. Engraving. 843. The Sleep of Joan of Arc. After J. W. Joy. Engraving. Prunaire, Alfred, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 844. The Winder. After F. Bouvin. Wood Engraving. 845. The Refectory. After F. Bouvin. Wood Engraving. 846. Albert Lecroix. After Goenuette. Wood Engraving. 847. The Staircase in the Law Court. After Daumier. Wood En- graving. Prunaire, Mme. Fanny. 848. Animals. After St. Marcel. En- graving. Rabouille, Charles Andre Francois. 849. Obsession. After Jose Frappa. Etching. Rapine, Maximilien. 850. Tlie Battle. After Salvato Rosa. Etching. Redon, Georges. 851. Profile of a Woman. Lithograph. FRANCE. IS7 Engravings and Lithographs. Exhibit No. Renouard, Paul, Gold Medal, 1889, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1894. 852. Sketch. After M. P. DechaneL Engraving. Two Frames. Riviere, Henri, Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. 853. Sunset. Original Lithograph in color. 854. Woods in Winter. Original Lithograph in color. 855. Fortifications. Original Litho- graph in color. 856. Irradiation. Original Lithograph in color. Robbe, Manuel. 857. A Market at Montmartre. Col- ored Etching. 858. A Sentimental Romance. Col- ored Etching. Roux-Champion, V. J. 859. After the Market. Colored Etching. 85o. The Pardon. Colored Etching. Rouxel, Philibert. 861. Soap Bubbles. After Chaplin, Wood Engraving. Ruffe, Leon Henri, Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. 852. Christ on the Cross. After Car- riere. 863. The Woman Singing. After Flameng. Wood Engraving. 864. Breton Pardon. Original Etch- ing. Severin, Mme. Jeanne. 865. The Banker and his wife. After Quentin Metzys. Etching. 866. Portrait of Lady Siddons. After Lawrence. Etching. Toussaint, Henri, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 867. View of the city taken from the Bridge of Arts. After Zuber. Etching. Trilleau, Gaston Paul. 868. The River Porters. Etching. 869. Interior of a Studio. Original Lithograph. Truchet, Abel. 869a. "The Dancers." Lithograph. Trupheme, Theodore Augusta. 870. Inclosure of the Choir of Char- tres Cathedral. Lithograph. 871. Portal of the Cathedral of Char- tres. Lithograph. Exhibit No. Veber, Jean, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 872. Fortune dancing. Lithograph. 873. The Law protecting the Fortune. Lithograph. 874. Woman Struggling. Lithograph. Vernaut, Mile. Marguerite, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 875. The King Drinks. After Jor- deans. Lithograph. 876. Madame Caron. After Bonnat. Lithograph. 877. The Chemist. After Metsu. Lithograph. Villemsens, Jean Frangois Adrien. 878. Marriage of Charles VII. with Anna of Brittany. Wood En- graving. Vintraut, G. Frederic, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 879. Portrait of M. Frangais. After Bonnat. Wood Engraving. 880. Portrait of Abraham Van der Dort. After Dobson. Wood Engraving. 881. The Game of Loto. After Chap- lin. Wood Engraving. 882. Portrait of M. Alex and of Miss Elsa Grand. After Frederic Humbert. Wood Engraving. Voruz, Mile. E., Paris. 883. Thistles, Dead Leaves and Tulips. Colored Etching. Vyboud, Jean Auguste. 884. The Virgin of the Magnificat. After Botticelli. Engraving. 885. Portrait of Southwall. After Holbein. Engraving. 886. Prayer. Original Engraving. 887. The Mabuse. Portrait after Corondelet Engraving. Waltner, Charles Albert, Prix de Rome, 1868; Medal of Honor, 1882; Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1899; Grand Prix, 1900, Paris. 888. Sarah Bernhardt. After Bastien Lepage. Engraving. 889. Figure of Louis Thirteenth Age. After Roybet. Engraving. 890. The Astronomer. Engraving. 891. Woman Reading. Original En- graving. Willette, Adolphe Lion. 892. The Red Vigil. Lithograph. 893. The Art of Laughing. Litho- graph. . ise DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Sculpture. GROUP 11. SCULPTURE. Exhibit No. Allouard, Henri Emile, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1880; Silver Medal, 1889; Gold Medal, 1900. 894. Pater Noster. Marble Statu«. Aube, Jean Paul. 895. Woman of Normandy. Wooden Bust. Baffler, Jean, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1898. 896. Chappie Bernard. Plaster Bust. 897. Master Frebault. Plaster Bust. Barreau, Georges, Chevalier of the Le- gion of Honor, 1898; Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. 898. Bust of Baron Lareinty, Senator. Barrias, Ernest, Medal of Honor, 1878; Commander of the Legion of Honor, 1900; Member of the Institute, 1884, Paris. 899. Mozart Rohen as a Child. Bronze. 900. Young Girl of Bou-Saada strew- ing Flowers. Bronze. Barthe, Xavier. 901. The Sprightly Girl. Marble Bust. Bartholdi, Frederic Auguste, Medal of Honor, 1895; Commander of the Le- gion of Honor, 1887, Paris. 902. The great Upholders of the World. Bronze Group. -903. Bust of Lafayette. Marble and Onyx. Golden Bronze. Bartholome, Albert, Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1900; Grand Prix, 1900, Paris. 904. Takina; a Batli. 904a. The Dead Child. Bastet, Victorieh-Antoine, Silver Medal, 1889, Paris. Paris. 905. Magdalen. Plaster Statue. Beguine, Michel, Silver Medal, 1889 and 1900, Paris. Paris. 906. First Attire. Plaster Statue. Benet, Eugene Paul, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. Paris. 908. Dei^ance. Marbl« UusA. Exhibit No. Bernhardt, Mme. Sarah, Paris. 909. Bust of a Child. Sandstone by Lachenal. Berthoud, Paul Frangois, Paris. 910. The Bourledcnne. Plaster Bugt. Birot, Pierre Albert, Paris. 911. The Poor Man. Stone Statue. Blanchard, Jules, Gold Medal, i88g, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1881, Paris. 912. Phryne. Marble Statue. 913. In Morocco. Bronze. Bloch, Armand Lucien, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 914. Woodcutter. Oaken Statue. 915. Christ after Flagellation. Ma- hogany Statue. 916. A Child's Figure. Lime Tree Wood Statue. Blondat, Max. 917. The Maid of Orleans. 918. The Pearl. Golden Bronze. I Boisseau, Emile Andre, Silver Medal, ' 1889, Paris; Medal of Honor, 1899; Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris. 919. The Defence of the Native Land. Bronze Statue. Bonheur, Isidore Jules. 920. Juggling Jockey. Bronze. 921. Ladies Plajnng Polo. Bronze. 922. Bison Hunter. Bronze. 923. Fighting Bull. Bronze. 924. Woman in the Cow-house. Bronze. Bonheur, Rosa. 925. Bull walking. Bronze. 926. Ox lying. Bronze. 927. Ewe grazing. Bronze. 928. Ram lying. Bronze. 929. Bull lowing. Bronze. Boucher, Alfred, Gold Medal, 1889, Paris; Medal of Honor, 1891; Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1894; Grand Prix, Paris. 930. Tenderness. Marble Group. 931. In the Field. Marble. 932. History. Marble. Alto-relievo. 933. Diana Surprised. Bronze. FRANCE. Sculpture. 159 Exhibit No. Bourdelle, Emile, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 934. Aphrodite. Marble. 935. Beethoven. Bronze. 936. The Clouds. After the single wax model, by A. A. Hebrard, Founder. Boverie, Eugene Jean, Silver Medal, 1900. 937. Baudin. Plaster Statue. 938. Forsaken. Plaster Statue. 939. Rapture. Marble. Brach, Madame. 940. The Madness of Marguerite (Faust). Marble. Carabin, Frangois-Rupert, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1903. 941. Group of Four Briton Dancers. Bronze. 942. Group of Two Briton Dancers. Bronze. 943. Spanish Gitana Dance. Alto- relievo and Bronze. Carles, Antonin Jean, Grand Prix, 1889 and 1900, Paris; Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1900. 944. Grateful Humanity. Fragment of the monument to Pasteur- Dole. Plaster. 945- Pasteur. Plaster Statue. 946. Bust of my Friend. The painter Berton. 947- Ruger. Plaster Bust. Carli, Auguste Henri. 948. Christ and Saint Veronique. Plaster Group. 949- Chloe. Plaster Statue. earlier, Emile Joseph, Gold Medal, 1889 and 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Le- gion of Honor, 1886. 950. The Breeze. Marble Statuette. 951- The Destroyer. Marble. ! 952. Joy. Marble. 953- The Mirror. Plaster Group. Carlus, Jean, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 954- Bust of a Child. Marble. Cazin, Madame Marie, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 955- Sailor's Wife. Plaster bas-relief. 956. Girls. Earthen work. 957. David. Earthen work. . 6 Exhibit I No. Champeil, Jean Baptiste Antoine, Prix de 1 Rome, 1896; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. I 958. The Springtide of Life. Plaster Group. Charpentier Alexandre, Grand Prix, 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris. 959. The Flight of Time. Bronze Group. 960. Maternity. Bronze bas-relief. Charpentier, Felix Marie, Silver Medal, 1889; Medal of Honor, 1893; Grand Prix, 1900, Paris; Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris. 961. Victory. Bronze. 962. Glimmering. Marble bas-relief. Chauvet, Florentin, Paris. 963. Bacchic Enthusiasm. Plaster Statue, Chretien, Eugene Ernest, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris. 964. Woodcutter of the Stone Age. Plaster. Cordier, Henri, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris; Chev- alier of the Legion of Honor, 1903, Paris. 965. Melancholy. Alpine Rose Quartz. 966. A Team of Oxen. Cire perdue. 967. A Team of Oxen dragging a Roller. Cire perdue. 968. Don Quixote. Cire perdue. 969. Horse on a Sphere. Cire perdue, antique red sheath. Coulon, Jean, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris. 970. Love Dream. Marble. Coutan, Jules, Gold Medal, 1889, Paris; Officer of the Legion of Honor, i88g; Grand Prix, 1900, Paris; Member of Institute, 1900. 970a. "Woman carrying bread." Plas- ter statue. Dalou, Eugene. Died in Paris. Com- mander of the Legion of Honor. 97i> Bacchic scene. Alto-relievo. 972. Bust of the Horse Dealer. 973. Bust of a Peasant. 974. The Kiss. 975- Woman Bathing. 976. Sketch for the monument, "Pro- tection to children." Circs per- dues by A, A. Hebrard, founder. i6o DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Sculpture. Exhibit No. Dampt, Jean, Gold Medal, 1889; Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris, 977. Head of a Child. Plaster. 978. Head of a Child. Pink Marble. Debienne, Madam Noemie. 979. Ariadne. Marble. Demagnez, Mile. Marie Antoinette, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 980. Poetry. Stone Statue. Derre, Emile, Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. 981. Figure of an old Woman. Bronze. 982. The Soul of Stones. Muller Grit Sandstone. 983. Remembrance. Marble. Desbois, Jules, Gold Medal, 1889, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1889, Paris. 984. The Woman with a Bow. Bronze by A. A. Hebrard, founder. Dubois, Ernest, Medal of Honor, 1899; Gold Medal, 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris. 985. Pardon. Plaster Group. Durand, Ludovic. 986. The Jobber. Plaster Statue. Escoula, Jean, Gold Medal, 1889 and 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900. 987. Woe. Bronze Bust. Faivre, Ferdinand, Bronze Medal, Paris. 988. The Offering. Marble Statue. 989. Gratitude: Fragment of Monu- ment Plaster Statue. Falg^ere, Alexandre. Died in Paris. Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor; Member of the Institute. 990. Bust of Cardinal de Bonnechose. Bronze. Cire perdue. 991. Republic. Cire perdue. 992. Circe: Alto-relievo. Cire per- due. 993. Sketch of the monument to Abbe d'Alzon. Cire perdue. 994. Resistance. Cire perdue. By A. A. Hebrard, Founder. Ferrand, Justin. 995. Army. Plaster Statue. Ferrary, Maurice, Prix de Rome, 1882; Silver Medal, 1889, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1891; Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. 996. Venus and Cupid. Marble. -, Silver Medal, 1900, Exhibit No. Fix-Mass©au, - Paris. 997. Lunghino. Bronze. 998. Loulette. Marble Bust. 999. Woman with Ribbons. Plaster. 1000. Beethoven. Plaster. looi. Two Sisters. Terra cotta. Fouques, Henry Amede. 1002. Fidelity. Bronze. Fremiet, Emmanuel, Medal of Honor, 1887; Member of the Institute, 1892; Grand Prix, 1900, Paris; Grrand Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris. 1003. Saint Georges. Bronze. 1004. Gorilla of Gabon. Bronze. 1005. Race Horses. Bronze. 1006. Horseman Fourteenth Century. Bronze. 1007. Lantern Holder. Bronze. 1007a. Roman Horses. Frere, Jean, Bronze Medal, 1889 and 1900, Paris. 1008. Cupid Angry. Bronze. 1009. Oriental Singer. Bronze. Froment-Meurice, Jacques. loio. Old Man. Bronze Bust. Gagneur de Patomay, Ange Marie Maurice. loii. La Muette. Bronze relief cire perdue. Gardet, Georges, Gold Medal, 1889, Paris; Medal of Honor, 1898; Grand Prix, 1900; Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris. 1012. Lion Lying. Marble. 1013. A Family of Lions. Bronze. 1014. Lion Sitting. Marble. Girardet, Mile. Berthe. 1015. Leaving for Iceland. Plaster. 1016. Pater Noster. Plaster. Gossin, Louis, Bronze Medal, 1889 and 1900, Paris. 1017. Knuckle Bones Player. Bronze. Granet, Pierre, Gold Medal, 1889 and 1900; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris. 1018. Painting. Marble. 1019. Head. Bronze. Greber, Henri Leon, Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. 1020. Springtide. Marble. 1021. The Evening Prayer. Marble. Guillaume, Emile, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 1022. The Four Seasons. Silver Statuettes for Epergne. FRANCE. i6i Sculpture. Exhibit No. Guilloux, Eugene, Gold Medal, 1889, Paris. 1023. Diana. Plaster Statue. Hamar, Fernand. 1024. Marshal de Rochambeau. Marshal Bronze. Hannaux, Emmanuel, Gold Medal, 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900; Medal of Honor, 1903. 1025. The Poet and the Mermaid. Plaster. Hugoulin, Emile. 1026. An Interrupted Idyll. Plaster. 1027. Maternal Love. Marble. Injalbert, Jean Antonin, Grand Prix, 1889; Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1897. 1028. Muse of the Woods. Cire per- due by Hebrard. 1029. Hippomene. Bronze. 1030. The Source. Marble. 1030a. "Le dedain." Bronze. Iselin, Georges. 1031. The Carpenter. Wooden Stat- uette. 1032. The Farrier. Wooden Stat- uette. Itasse, Mile. Jeanne, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 1033. Bacchante. Sandstone. Lafont, Emile Rene, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 1034. Woman Bathing. Tin. 1035- Judith. Many-colored Marble. Lami, Stanislas, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris. 1036. Fox Terrier. Inlaid Marble. 1037. Rembrandt. Bronze Bust. Laoust, Andre Louis Adolphe, Silver Medal, 1889, Paris. 1038. Minuet. Bronze. Larroux, Antonin, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 1039. Revery. Wood. Lecourtier, Prosper, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 1040. Spotted Dog nursing its Pup- pies. Plaster. 1041. Swan. Plaster. Exhibit No. Le Due, Arthur Jacques, Silver Medal, 1889 and 1900, Paris. 1042. Saint Hubert. Marble bas-relief. 1043. A Herd of Stags listening to Hounds nearing. Bronze. 1044. Hanger of Louis the 15th Style. Silver and Ivory. Lefebvre, Hippolyte, Prix de Rome, 1892; Gold Medal, 1900; Medal of Honor, 1902, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1902. 1045. Mignon. Marble. Legrand, Ernest. 1046. The Wounded Bather. Piaster Statue. Lemarquier, Charles Paul Alfred. 1047. Canaque type of New Caledonia. Earthen Bust. Leroux, Etienne, Silver Medal, 1889 and 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1878. 1048. Science, Philosophy, Education and Instruction. Plaster bas- relief. Levasseur, Henri Louis, Bronze Medal, 1888, Paris; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 1049. The Source. Marble Statue. 1050. The Soul of Ruins. Marble Statue. 1051. Pro Patria. Marble Group. 1052. Labor. Bronze Group. L'Hoest, Eugene Leon. 1053. Despair. Plaster Statue. Loiseau-Bailly, Georges, Silver Medal, 1889, Paris. 1055. Young Parisian Boy. Marble Bust. Loiseau-Rousseau, , Gold Medal, 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1901. 1056. Poisoned Slave. Marble. 1057. The Ivy. Bronze bas-relief. 1058. Baby. Bronze Statue. Lombard, Henry, Prix de Rome, 1883; Silver Medal, 1889, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1894; Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. 1059. Apollo victorious. Bronze bas- relief. 1060. Nymph hunting. Plaster. ig6i. Bust of a Woman. Earthen work. Lorieux, Julien. 1062. Biblis turned into a Source. Marble. 1063. A Faun picking up a Mermaid. Plaster. 1 62 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Sculpture. Exhibit No. Lormier, Edouard, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 1064. The Life Rescuer. Bronze. Loyseau, Amedee Charles, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 1064a. A group of Terriers. Bronze. Maillard, Auguste, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 1065. Icarus falling. Marble. Malric, Charles Louis. 1066. Khas-pai Chief (a tribe in French Laos). Plaster Bust. 1067. Woman with a Cap. Plaster Bust. Marque, Albert, Paris. Paris. 1068. Young Thinker. Bronze. io6g. Anxious Woman. Bronze. Marqueste, Laurent Honore, Prix de Rome, 1871; Gold Medal, 1889, Paris; Grand Prix, 1900; Commander of the Legion of Honor, 1903; Member of the Institute, 1900. 1070. Portrait of Falguiere. Bronze Bust. Mars Vallett, Marius. 1071. A Monk of Carthage. Bronze. 1072. Eve in Eden. Bronze, broken mould. Mathet, Louis Dominique, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 1073. Oread, a Nymph of Mountains. Marble. Mengue, Jean Marie, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 1074. Vanquished. Marble. 1075. Woman with a Lily. Marble. 1076. Country Woman. Marble. Mercie, Antonin, Prix de Rome, 1868; Medal of Honor, 1874 and 1878; Grand Prix, 1889, Paris; Member of the Insti- tute 1890; Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1900. 1077. Africa. Bronze. Cire perdue. 1078. By Honor. Bronze Group. Michel, Gustave, Gold Medal, 1889; Medal of Honor, 1896; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor 1897; Grand Prix, 1900, Paris. 1079. Form emerging from Substance. Plaster. 1080. At the Evening of Life. Plaster. 1081. While Dreaming. Plaster. 1082. Amongst Flowers. Plaster. Exhibit No. Michel Malherbe, Ernest Jules, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. Luneville. 1083. Weariness. Plaster. Monart, Louis de, Paris. 1084. The Stallion. Bronze. 1085. Wild Boar on the look-out. Bronze. Moncel, Alphonse Emmanuel, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1903. 1086. The Poet Alain C h a r t i e r: Marble. Moreau Vauthier, Paul, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 1087. Georges Breithmayer. Bronze, broken mould. 1088. Madame A. D. Bronze, broken mould. 1089. Winter. Sandstone Statuette. Moria, Mile. Blanche Adele, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. Paris. 1090. Street Arab. Bronze. 1091. Baby's Head. Marble. 1092. Father Joy. Marble. Muhlenbech, Georges Emile, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 1093. Chloe. Marble. Mulot, Albert, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 1094. The good Pipe. Bronze. Navellier, Edouard Felicien Eugene, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. Paris. 1095. Elephant and Pelicans. Bronze. 1096. Zebra Ox of Madagascar. Bronze. 1097. An Elephant Felling a Crocodile to the Ground. Bronze. Octobre, Aime Jeremie Delphin, Prix de Rome, 1893; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 1098. A Surprise. Plaster. Orleans, Paul Julien, Paris. Paris. 1099. My Father. Bronze. Paulin, Paul. 1 100. Young Girl Making her Toilet. Bronze. Peene, Augustin. iioi. Magdalen. Marble. Pendaries, Jean Jules, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 1102. Evening. Plaster. 1103. Fond Remembrance. Marble. Pcrrin, Jacques, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 1 104. Pieta. Plaster. 1105. The Holy Virgin asleep. Marble. FRANCE. 163 Sculpture. Exhibit No. Perron, Charles Theodore. 1106. Surprise. Bronze. Peter, Victor, Bronze Medal, 1889; Gold Medal, 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris. 1107. Reverie. Plaster. 1108. Young Cubs playing. Plaster. Peyrol, F. A. Hippolyte, Paris. 1109. Preliminaries to a Banquet. Plaster. mo. Perse9ution. Plaster. mi. Wrestling. Bronze. Pompon, Frangois, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 1 1 12. Cosette. Marble. Puech, Denys, Prix de Rome, 1884; Offi- cer of the Legion of Honor, 1899; Grand Prix, 1900, Paris. 1113. The Muse of Chenier. Bronze by Hebrard, Founder. 1114. Pere Didon. Many-colored marble. 1115. Figure. Marble. Riche, Louis, Paris. 1 1 16. Lion on the Watch. Marble. Richer, Paul, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 1117. A Mower. Bronze. Ringel dTllzach, Jean, Silver Medal, 1889, Paris. 1118. Perversity. Bronze. Roche, Pierre, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 1119. The Monk. (Hot Water Bot- tle.) Copper. Rodin, Auguste, Commander of the Le- gion of Honor, 1903, Paris. 1120. The Thinker. Plaster. Roger Bloche, Paul, Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. 1121. Apprentice. Bronze. 1122. Girl of Assisi. Bronze. 1123. The Child. Plaster. 1124. Portraits. Silver Table. Saint Marceaux, Rene de. Medal of Honor, 1879; Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1889; Gold Medal, 1889, Paris. 1125. Our Fate. Plaster. 1126. The Dawn. Marble. 1127. Deep Mourning. Marble. 1128. Fountain: The Seasons: Gar- den of the French pavilion. Exhibit No. Sanson, Justin Chrysostome, Prix de Rome, 1 861; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1876; Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris. The Source. Bronze bas-relief. 1 129. Savine, Paris 1 1 30. II3I- 1132. Leopold, Bronze Medal, 1900, Christ criis^ified. Plaster. A Witch. Wood. Queen of the Sea. Many-col- ored Wood. Schnegg, Gaston, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 1133. The Holy Family, Bronze bas- relief. 1134. St. Frangois of Assisi. Bas- relief. Schnegg, Lucien, Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. 1 135. Six months old Girl. Marble. 1136. Bust of a Man. Plaster. 1137. Young Woman. Plaster. Segoffin, Victor Joseph Jean Ambroise, Prix de Rome, 1897; Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 1138. Man and Poverty. Plaster. 1139. M. Camille Barrere, French Ambassador in Rome. Mar- ble and Bronze. Seysses, Auguste, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900. 1141. Modesty. Marble. Sicard, Frangois, Prix de Rome, 1891 ; Gold Medal, 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris. 1142. Woman Bathing. Marble. 1143. Hagar. Marble. Soules, Felix, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 1144. Woman playing at Bowls, Bronze, broken mould. Spicer-Simson, Theodore. 1145. Portrait of Doctor Moncure Conway. Tarrit, Jean. 1146. A Blind Man. Wood. 1147. Cat Nursing her Kittens. Sand- stone. Theunissen, Corneille Henri, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1903, Paris. 1148. Bust of M. Harpignies. Plaster. 1 149. Bust of M. Alexandre Guilmant. Plaster. i64 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Sculpture. Medals and Engravings on Gems. Exhibit No. Theunissen, Paul Ludovic. 1 150. Jealous Cain. Plaster Alto-re- lit'vo. Thivier. Simeon Eugene, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 1151. Bad Dream. Marble. Valton, Charles, Gold Medal, 1889 and 1900, Paris. 1152. Lions and Lionesses. Plaster. 1153. Lioness and Lion's Cubs. Plas- ter. 1154. Ash-colored Crane. Bronze and Marble. 1155. Hippopotamus. Bronze, Onyx and Ivory. Varenne, Henri, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris. 1156. The End of a Dream. Marble. Vasselot, Anatole Marquet de, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1886; Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 1157. The Human Comedy of Balzac. Vidal, Henri, Prix de Paris, 1892; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 1158. Hagar and Ishmael. Plaster. Villeneuve, Jacques Louis Pierre, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 1159. Primavera. Marble. Vital-Cornu, Charles, Bronze Medal, 1889; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1896; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 1160. Human Grief. Plaster. Medals and Engravings on Gems. Aube. Jean Paul, Gold Medal, 1889, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1898; Grand Prix, 1900, Paris. 1161. Frame containing two Tables. Baudichom, Rene, Paris. 1162. Frame containing four Tables and three Medals. Borrel, Alfred, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. Paris. X163. Frnme containing thirty-eight Tables and Medals. Silver and [-{ronze patined with Silver. Cariat, Lucien Jean Henri, Paris. 1164. Frame containing fifteen Medals. Exhibit No. Caron, Alexandre, Paris. 1 165. Frame containing five Ivory Medals. Castex, Louis. ii"66. Communion of Stanislas Koska. Cazin, Michel, Paris. 1167. Frame containing twenty-five Medals and Tables. Charpentier, Alexandre, Grand Prix, 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, Paris. 1168. Frame containing Tables and IVIedals. Daussin, Emile Leonard, Paris. 1169. Frame containing fourteen Medals and Tables. Bronze, Silver and Golden Silver. Deschamps, Leon Julien, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris; Paris. 1170. Frame containing "The Child." Golden Bronze. 1171. Frame containing twenty Tables. Badges and Medals. Silver, Gold and Bronze. Dropsy, Emile, Paris. 1172. Frame containing thirteen Medals and Tables. Dubois. Henri, Silver Medal. 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1903, Paris. 1173. Frame containing thirteen Tables and Medals. 1174. Frame containing five Tables and Medals and a Bracelet. Fourcade, Dominique Philippe Jean. 1175. Frame containing sixteen Medals and Tables. Gaulard, Emile Felix, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris; Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. Paris. 1176. Frame containing: (a) Towards the Unknown. Engraving on Gem. (b) Hebe. Engraving o n Gem. 1 177. Frame containing a Crucifix. 1178. Crucifix. Granger, Mile. Genevieve, Paris. 1179. Frame containing nine Bronze and Silver Medals. FRANCE. i6s Medals and Engravings on Gems, and Architecture. Exhibit No. Hildebrand, Bernard, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris, 1180. Frame containing five Cameos. Lafleur, Abel, 1181. Frame containing Bronze Tables. Lechevrel, Alphonse Eugene, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris, Paris. 1182. Frame containing fift3^-three En- gravings on Gems. Le Double, Frederic Marie Auguste Aime, Paris. 1183. Frame containing s i x Steel Tables. 1184. Frame containing eleven Steel Tables. Lefebvre, Hippolyte, Prix de Rome, 1892; Gold Medal, 1900. Paris; Medal of Honor, 1902; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1902. 1185. Frame containing twenty-two Medals and Tables. Legastelois, Jules Prosper, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. Paris. 1186. Frame containing seventeen Tables. Plated Bronze. Lemaire, Georges, Silver Medal, 1889, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1896; Grand Prix, 1900, Paris, 1187. Frame containing six Tables and thirteen Medals. L'Hoest, Eugene Leon, Paris. 1188. Frame containing a Silver Table and a Silver Medal. Nocq, Henry, Silver Medal, igoo, Paris. Paris. 1189. Frame containing thirty-five Medals and Tables. Patey, Henri Auguste, Prix de Rome, 1881 ; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1898; Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. iiSga. Frame containing twenty-nine Medals and Tables. Pillet. Charles Phillipe Germain Aristide, Prix de Rome, 1890; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. Paris. 1190. Frame containing thirty-eight Bronze Coins. 1191. Frame containing "Mater Virgo." Bronze. Roger-Bloche, Paul, Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. Paris. 1192. Silver Table, two Portraits. Kxhibif No. Roine, Jules Edouard, Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. 1193. Frame containing fifteen Medals. 1194. Frame containing seven Medals. Vernier, Emile Seraphin, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1903, Paris. 1195. Frame containing twenty-four Tables and Small Medals. 1196. Frame containing twenty-nine Tables and Models of Jewels. Vernon, Frederic, Prix de Rome, 1887; Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris; Gold Medal, igoo, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris. 1197. Frame containing Medals. iigS. Frame containing Medals. Yencesse, Ovide, Gold Medal, igoo, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, igoo. 1 199. Frame containing twenty-five Bronze Medals and Tables. GROUP 12. ARCHITECTURE. Barbaud, Raymond, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris, and Bauhain, Edouard, Bronze Medal, igoo, Paris. 1200. Monnmental Fountain for the City of Reims. Bassompierre and de Rutte, Paris, 1201. Five Cottages, in four Frames. Bernier, Stanislas Louis, Prix de Rome, 1872; Gold Medal, 1885, Paris; Member of the Institute, i8g8; Officer of the Legion of Honor, i8g8; Grand Prix, igoo. 1202. Opera Comique at Paris. Besnard, Jean Alfred. 1203. Saint Georges Church at Bos- cherville in one Frame. Bruel, Alexandre. 1204. The Domain of the Worship of Cybele. Rome, Mount Pala- tine. Restoration. Water color Drawing in eight frames. Bruneau, Eugene, Bronze Medal, i88g, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, i8g8; Gold Medal, igoo, Paris. 1206. Architectural Designs. i66 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Architecture. Exhibit No. Chaussemiche, Frangois Benjamin, Prix de Rome, 1893; Medal of Honor, 1903, Paris. 1207. Acropolis of Auxur. Restora- tions. In seven Frames. Cordonnier, Alphonse-Amed€e. 1208. Royal Stock-Exchange Buildings at Amsterdam. In two Frames. Daumet, Pierre Jerome Honore, Prix de Rome, 1855; Member of the Institute, 1885; Grand Prix, 1889; Commander of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris. i2og. Chateau of Chantilly. Perspective. Plan and Defrasse, Alphonse Alexandre, Prix de Rome, 1886; Medal of Honor, 1893; Grand Prix, 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. I2cga. "Palace." One frame. Destailleur, Andre, Paris. 1210. Chateau de Trevarez. Two Pho- tographs. Dutocq, Victor Antoine Ferdinand, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 1211. Chateau d'Ecouen. Study for Proposed Restorations. I n eight Frames. Eustache, Henri, Prix de Rome, 1891; Silver Medal, 1900; Medal of Honor, 1902; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1902, Paris. 1212. Ceiling of the Ducal Palace at Venice. Hall of the Grand Council. Water color. Formige, Jean Camille, Medal of Honor, i88i; Grand Prix, 1900, Paris; Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1889. 1214. Memorial Monument. In one Frame. Gromort, Georges. 1215. Studies for the Palatine Chapel. In three Frames. Guedy, Henry, Paris. 1216. Chapel of Viaulnay. Colored Decoration of the Sixteenth Century. In one Frame. Exhibit No. Guilbert, Albert, Medal of Honor, 1900, Paris. 1217. Church of the Armenian Re- ligion— Gregorian Rite; now in construction at Paris. In four Frames. 1218. Memorial building erected at Paris in remembrance of the burning of the Charity Bazar. In eleven Frames and three Photographs. Guinot, Louis, Charles, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 1219. Reconstruction of the Chateau of Contenson (Loire). In three Frames. Hannotin, Henri Paul, Gold Medal, igoo. 1220. Draught of Sanatorium. In four Frames. 1221. Sketches of a carpet for the Prc- torium of the Court of Cassa- tion, Paris. Water color. 1223. Church of Triel. Interior. Water color. Heraud, Gabriel and Eichmuller, Guil- latime. Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 1223. Competition of the Colleges of California. In two Frames. Imbert, Charles, and Woog, Lucien, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 1224. Parish Church on a small ground. In two Frames. Jourdain, Franz, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris; Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris. 1225. Library of the Chateau of Ver- theuil. In one Frame. Lameire, Charles Joseph, Paris. 1226. Cupola of St. Martin d'Aisnay at Lyons. In two Frames. Greek Chapel. Paris. Chapel of St. Louis des Fran- gais. In one Frame. Mosaic in the Church of N. D. de Fourvieres at Lyons. In one Frame. Hotel Vauluisant at Troyes. In one Frame. Vault of the Madeleine (Paris). In one Frame. 1227. 1228. 1229. 1230. 1231. Legriel, Paul. 1232. A Maternity. In three Frames. FRANCE. 167 Architecture and Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. Loviot, Benoit Edouard, Prix de Rome, 1874; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1880, Paris; Gold Medal, 1889, Paris; Medal of Honor, 1889, Paris. 1233. Festival Hall in Machinery Gal- lery, Paris. In one Frame. Louvet, Lucien Albert, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900; Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. 1234. Grand Palais of Fine Arts at Paris. In four Frames. Marcel, Alexandre Auguste Louis, Silver Medal, 1889, Paris; Medal of Honor, 1897; Grand Prix, 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris. 1235. Festival Hall at Paris, Japanese style. In eight Frames. Mayeux, Henri, Paris. 1236. Thebes. i8th dynasty. A Draw- ing. Munier, Gaston Benjamin. 1237. Temple of Isis at Philoe (Egypt) before arriving at the dam of Assouan. Two Water colors in a Frame. 1238. Mosque of Kismas and Ishaki at Cairo. In five Frames. Pascal, Jean Louis, Prix de Rome, 1866; Member of the Institute, 1890; Com- mander of the Legion of Honor, 1903, Paris. 1239. Monument raised to the mem- ory of the architect Charles Gamier. In two Photographs. Prudent, Henri, and Guadet, Paul. 1240. "Reconstruction of the theatri- cal hall built by Victor Louis in 1876 for the Theatre Fran- Qois at Paris. One Frame. Pontremoli, Emanuel, Prix de Rome, - 1880; Grand Prix, 1900; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900. 1241. Study for the Bevelacque Palace at Verona. In one Frame. Risler, Charles Auguste, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 1242. "Plan of the Pavilion in ceramic for the Exhibition of the Na- tional Manufactory of Sevres at the Universal Exposition of 1900 at Paris." Two Frames. Scellier de Gisors, Louis Henri Georges, Medal of Honor, 1896; Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1900. 1243. "Monument to Admiral Coligny at Paris." In one Frame. Exhibit No. Tournaire, Joseph Albert, Prix de Rome, . 1888; Grand Prix, 1900, Paris; Medal of Honor, 1901 ; Chevalier of the Le- gion of Honor, 1900. 1244. A frame containing architectural sketches. Tronchet, Guillaume, Gold Medal, 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900. 1245. Villa Lumen in the "Bois de Cise." Two Frames. Vasnier, Charles Albert. 1246. Stained glass window for the Cathedral of Chartres. Two Water colors. Vaudremer, Joseph Auguste Emile, Prix de Rome. 1854; Member of the Insti- tute; Commander of the Legion of Honor, igco, Paris. 1247. Greek Church in rue Bizet, Paris. In two Frames. Wable, Charles, Bronze Medal, 1889; Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. 1248. A Chapel. In one Frame. GROUP 13. LOAN COLLECTION. 1248a. Gobelin Tapestry after a picture of the baron of Gros, repre- senting Napoleon Bonaparte amongst the lepers of Jaffa. Lent by the French Hospital of New York. GROUP 14. ORIGINAL OBJECTS OF ART WORKMANSHIP. Allouard, Henri Emile, Silver Medal, 1889, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1899; Gold Medal, 1900, Paris. 1. "Love's Round." On ivory. 2. "Reading Interrupted." On ivory. Aubert, Felix. 3. Variegated colored Lace: (a) Collar. (b) Fan. Snow-drop Design. (c) Fan. Clematis Design. (d) Mounted Fan. Rose De- sign. 4. Woven stuffs: (a) Two Velvets. (b) Frieze Wool with figures stitched in Silk. 5. Printed stuffs: (a) Four Velvets. (b) Width of Embroidery for Boudoir Hangings. i68 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. Auge, Mile. Mathilde. 6. Husband and Wife. Enamel. After H. Granville Fell. Baffier, Jean, Silver Medal, 1889, Cheva- lier of the Legion of Honor, 1898. 7. Flower Vase. Block Tin. En- graved. Single proof. 8. Comfit Dish. Block Tin. En- graved. Single proof. 9. Sugar Basin. Block Tin. En- graved. Single proof. Barre, Aristide, Magloire. 10. Field Labors. Silver Casket. Re- pousse work. Baubien, Leon Denis, Paris. 11. Pike seeking Prey. Dining-room Panel. Block Tin. 12. The Bottom of a Net. Dining- room Panel. Block Tin. Baudoin, Mile. Marcelle, Paris. 13. Book-cover. Leather Repousse work. Eucalyptus Design. 14. Card-case. Leather Repousse work. Lysimachia Design. Becker, Edmond Henri, Paris. 15. Missal. Wood and Silver. 16. Book-cover. Amaranthus Wood. 17. Casket. Chrysanthemum Design. 18. Time-piece in Carved Wood Frame and Enamels. "Night and Day." Bigaux, Louis, Paris. 19. Book-case. 20. Bronze Vase. Blondat, Max. 21. Fountain Wash-hand Basin. Block Tin. "The Earth and the W^aves." 22. Electric Lamp. Fish-shaped. Bronze. 23. Electric Lamp. Shell-shaped. Bronze. Bonvalet, Lucien Hugues, Paris. 24. Vase. Hortensia-shaped. Brass with Silver and Rose-copper In- crustations. 25. Vase. Pine-cone shaped. Brass. Prickly Sea-weed Design. 26. Calabash. Copper incrusted with Silver. Stalactites and Sea-weed Design. 27. Screen. Embroidery. "The Gar- den of the Hesperides." Exhibit No. Boucher, Alfred, Paris. 28. Bed in Wood with Bronze Orna- ments. Boutet, de Monvel, Charles. 29. Jewelry: Combs, Belt-buckks, Pendentives, Saltiers, Stomach- ers, Rings, Umbrella-handles. Brateau, Jules-Paul. 30. Table Clock. Block Tin. 31. Comfit-dish. Block Tin. Mistle- toe Design. 32. Comfit-dish. Block Tin. Violet Design. 33. Tray, Block Tin, Pink Design. 34. Beer Stand, Block Tin, Hop and Barley Design. 35. Gol^let and Tray, Block Tin, Myrtle Design. 36. Goblet, Block Tin, Vine and Masks Design. 37. Goblet, Block Tin, Olive Tree Design. 38. Tray. Block Tin, Chrysanthemum Design. 39. Tray. Block Tin, Ornamented with figures of Woman, Crabs and Children. 40. Flower Stand. Block Tin, Earth and Water decoration. 41. Tray, Block Tin. Thistle Design. 42. Salt-cellnr, Block Tin, with Tri- ton Spoons. 43. Snlt-cpll.nr. Block Tin, with Tri- ton Spoons. 44. Goblet. Block Tin, Mistletoe De- sign. 45. Goblet, Block Tin, Raspberry De- sign. Bremond, Jean Louis, Paris. 46. Ornamental Panel, The Swans. Carabin, Francois Rupert, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1903. 47. "Otero." Silver and Precious Stones. 48. Inkstand in form of Siren and Snake, Bronze and Onyx. 49. Receptable for odds and ends, Carved Wood and Silver; sub- ject. "INIira.sfe." 50. Fountain Wash - hand Basin, Earthenware and Block Tin. 51. Towel, embroidered by Bodijar Karageorchvitz. 52. Receptable for odds and ends. Carved Wood; subject of de- sign, "Courtisan." FRANCE. i6g Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Kxhibit No. Caron. Alexandre. Paris. 53. ivory Statuette. "The Enchant ress." 54. Ivory Statuette. "Youth." 55. Ivory Statuette. Child's Head. Carriere, Ernest. 56. Flow^erpot Cover, Picket-Faience. Porcelain. Fish-horn Ornaments. 57. Vase. Porcelain. Frog Orna- ments. Charpentier, Alexandre Louis Marie, Grand Prix, 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900, Paris. 58. Music Whatnot. 59. Frame containing Locks, Door- plates and Door Handles. Cauvy, Leon. 60. Screen, Leather Repousse work. Cazin, Mme. Marie, Paris. 61. Statuette in Gilt Bronze. Cazin, Michel, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1900. 62. Vase. Bronze. Pine Ornaments. Dammouse, Albert Louis, Paris, 64. Bine Cup. Porcelain Enamel. 65. Cup. Porcelain Enamel. Small Flower Ornaments. 66. Cup Porcelain Enamel. Seaweed and Shell Ornaments. 67. Cup. Porcelain Enamel. Seaweed on Blue Ground. 68. Cup. Porcelain Enamel. Border of Virginia Creeper. Dampt, Jean, Gold Medal, iSSq, Paris, Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1900. 69. Piece of Furniture with Mice Or- naments. Delagrange, Leon. 70. Statuette. Virgin-colored Wax. Delaherche, Auguste, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. 71. Twenty-five Vases and Cups. Pot- tery. Dellier, Mme. Albert, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. 72. Blotting pad. Leather, Imitation Bronze and Repousse work. Kxhibit .\'r. Desbois. Jules, Gold Medal, 1889. Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1889. 73. Pendant. Cold and Riihies. 74. Cloak Fastening. Silver and Ru- bies. 75. Belt Buckle. Gold. 76. Vase. Siher. "Siren." (Hebrard Caster.) 77. Cup. Copper. "Dragon Fly." (Hebrard, Caster.) Doat, Taxile, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor. 78. Large Dish. Flame-colored Porce- lain, representing Flora and Pomona. 79. Vase. Flame-colored Porcelain. Al- legorical subject, "Normandy." 80. Colocynth Vase, Flame-colored Porcelain. Allegorical subject, "Poetry." 81. Vase. Flame-colored Porcelain. Allegorical subject, "The Favor- ites of Cybele." Dufreine. Maurice Elysee, Paris. 82. Chair. Fauvin, Paul. 83. Hand Mirror. Silver. Ferriere, Emile de. 84. Screen. W^rought Iron. Oak Leaf Decoration. 85. Screen. Holly Leaf and Berry De- oration. 86. Fender. Dog Irons and Shovel. Wrought Iron. Holly Foliage Decoration. Feuillatre, Eugene. 87. Cups, Vases, Goblets, Smelling Bottles. Enamel. 10 pieces. Galle, Emile, Officer of the Legion of Honor. 89. Vases, Flower Holders, Cups, Boxes, Cut Glass. Twenty-four pieces. 90. Inlaid Cabinet. "The Mountain." gi. Small piece of Drawing-room Furniture. "The Iris." 92. Glass-case in Madagascar Rose- wood and Bronze. Imitated from the Vine, "Vitis vinifera." Gamier, Alfred. 93. Juno. Enamel. Grandhomme, Paul Victor, Paris. 94. Ring Box. Enamel and Gold. "The Sea." 170 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. Guillame, Emile, Paris. 95. Flambeaux. Carved Ivory, "The Flowers." Habert-Dys, Jules. 96. Vase. Cut Glass. Silver Mount- ing. 97. Vase. Cut Glass. Silver Mount- ing. 98. Cup. Green Onyx from Brazil. - Silver Mounting. Hirtz, Lucien. 99. Cup. Enamel Mounting. Peacock Feather Design. 100. Flower Stand. Enamel with Sil- ver Mounting. "The Naiads." loi. Vase. Moss agate. "The Ferns" In collaboration with Becker. 102. Goblet. Enamel Gold work. 103. Box. Plane-tree Leaves and In- sects Decoration. Jorrand, Antoine. 104. Foot carpet. "Meadow." 105. Tapestry. "Spring." 106. Tapestry. "Woman in the Flowers." 107. Tapestry. Door Curtain. Lachenal, Edmond. 108. Vases. Pottery. Lalique, rfentf. Officer of the Legion of Honor, 1900. 109. Collection of Objects of Art. Lambert, Theodore. no. Ornamental Frieze. Peacocks. 111. Piece of Furniture. Mahogany with Brass Beading. 112. Armchair. Mahogany with Brass Beading. 113. Set of Jewelry. Laporte-Blairsy, Leo, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1903. 114. Electric Lamp. Bronze and Trans- parent Enamel. "Maid with the Boxes." 115. Electric Lamp. Bronze and Trans- parent Enamel. "Augusta." 116. Electric Lamp. Bronze and Trans- parent Enamel. "Child with the Ball." 117. Electric Lamp. Bronze andTrans- parent Enamel. "Vestal Virgin." 118. Electric Lamp. Bronze and Trans- parent Enamel. "Milk Girl." 119. Electric Lamp. Bronze and Trans- parent Enamel. "Child with the Lantern." Exhibit No. Laumonerie, Theophile-Hippolyte. 120. Panel containing seven land- scapes and a portrait. Stained Glass Windows. 121. Panel containing five landscapes and a figure. Stained Glass Windows. Lechevrel, Alphonse Eugene. 122. Pins, Plaquettes, Rings and Brooches. Eight pieces. Le Couteux, Lionel Aristide, Gold Medal, 1889, Paris; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1891; Grand Prix, 1900, Paris. 123. Brooch in Engraved Gold: "An- dromeda." 124. Bracelet: "Vine and Grapes." Engraved Gold. Single speci- men signed. 125. Comb. Crab-shaped. Engraved Gold. Single specimen signed. 126. Comb in form of Water Lily. Engraved Gold. Single speci- men signed. 127. Belt Buckle. Engraved Gold. Single specimen signed. 128. Comb. Engraved Gold. Single specimen signed. Legrand, Louis, Silver Medal, 1900. 129. Engraved Leather: "Woman and "Lizard." Dog." 130. Engraved Leather: Lelievre, Eugene. 131. Lamp. Bronze, Wood, Glass, Pottery. 132. Vase. Silver. Thistle Design. 133. Calabash. Pottery, Silver and Ivory. 134. "Loie Fuller." Glass and Bronze. 135' Vase. Gilt Bronze. Thistle De- sign. 136. Tea-pot. Bronze. "Parsiflora." Lelievre, Octave-Georges. 137. Night Lamp. Bronze. 138. Bishop's Crozier. "Parsiflora." Wood, Silver and Enamel. 139. Cruet Stand and Tray. Silver and Glass. 140. Chalice. Silver. "The Lily." 141. Night Lamp. Bronze and Glass. Le Riche. 143. Statuette. Plaster. Levasseur, Henri-Louis, Bronze Medal, 1889, Paris; Silver Medal, 1900, Paris, 144. Apotheosis of Joan of Arc. Chis- eled Bronze and Sily^r. FRANCE. 171 Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. Majorelle, Louis. 145. Furniture of Varnished Mahog- any and Courbaril. Gilt Bronze: "Water lilies." (a) Bookcase. (b) Bureau. (c) Chest (d) Stand. Mangeant, Paul Emile. 146. Triptych of Pyrograved Oak. Bronze painted in Distemper: "Truth." Mere, Clement, and Waldrafl. 147. Books. Engraved and patined leather. 148. Blotting-cases. Engraved and patined leather. 149. Panel. Engraved and patined leather. Methey, Andre. 150. Vase. Flame Grey-stone: "Snail." 151. Vase. Flame Grey-stone: "Frog." 152. Vase. Flame Grey-stone: "Sagit- tary." 153. Vase. Flame Grey-stone: "Gourd." Michel, Eugene. 154. Vases in a silver gilt mounted case. Michel, Gustave, Medal of Honor, 1896; Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1897; Grand Prix, igoo. 155- Cup. Marble: "Tritons." Moreau-Nelaton, Etienne. 156. Vases. Ceramic Grey-stone. Nine objects. Moreau-Vauthier, Paul, Silver Medal, 1900, Paris. 157. Flower-stand. Tin, Marble and Wood. Morisset, Miles. Blanche and Henriette. 158. Collar. Embroidered, with ap- plications. Naudot, Camille. 159. Cups, Bowls and Ring-cups. Soft Porcelain and Translucid Enamel. Peter, Victor. 160. Frame containing 15 Plaquettes: Animal Studies. Exhibit No. Peureux, Francis. 161. Cup. Chiseled and Embossed Enamel: "A Bacchante." 162. Vase. Chiseled Silver: "Thirst." 163. Salver. Chiseled Silver: "Hunt- mg. Peureux, Mile. Francine. 164. Vase. Gourd-shaped. Trans- lucid Enamel mounted on Silver Gilt: "The Vine." 165. Cup. Translucid Enamel on Gold Spangles: "Virginia Creeper." Regius, Edouard. 166. Electric Wall-piece. Wrought Iron and Gilt Copper: "Thistles." 167. Electric Wall-piece. Wrought Iron. 168. Electric Ceiling-piece. Gilt Cop- per. 169. Hearth Grate. Wrought Iron. Two objects. Rivaud, Charles. 170. Rings. Gold, Silver and Precious Stones. Fourteen objects. 171. Necklace. Gold, Pearl and Rose. 172. Necklace. Gold and Orient Ruby. Original Pieces. Robalbhen, Henry Leon. 173- Vases. High Heat Grey-stone. Robert, Emile and Prouve, Victor. 174. Railing. Wrought Iron, with two Leaves. Rollince, Mme. Jeanne. 175. Bookbinding: "The Old and the New Testament." Enamel on calf-skin leather. 176. Bookbinding: "Aucassin and Nicolete." Enamel on calf-skin leather. Ruff, Henri Leon. 177. Mantle Clasp and Belt Hook. In- laid Enamel. Saint Andre de Lignereux, Chevalier of the Legion of Honor, 1902. 178. Bookbinding: "Burns." Chiseled and embossed leather. 179. Bookbinding: "Milton." Chiseled and embossed leather. 179a. Different boxes of chiseled and embossed leather. 172 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibii No. Savine, Leopold, Bronze Medal, 1900, Paris. 180. Statuettes, Vases, Salvers, Bis- cuit. Ten objects. With the colaboration of M. Milet, Cera- mist. 181. Five Bronzes in a frame. 182. "Dueled Nail." A Bronze cire perdue. Schneit, Stanislas. 183. Gourd. Flame Grey-stone with Silver Incrustations: "Serpent." 184. Gourd. Flame Grey-stone with Silver Incrustations: "Lizard." Sieffert, Louis-Eugene. 185. Translucid Gold. Cloisonne Enamel: "Liquorice." Thesmar, Fernand, Chevalier of the Le- gion of Honor. 186. Potiche. Persian style. Gold Cloisonne Enamel on Soft Porcelain. Exhibit No. 187. 188. i8g. 190. Cup. Translucid Gold Cloisonne Enamel: "Drops of Blood." Cup. Translucid Gold Cloisonn6 Enamel: "Mistletoe and Holly." Cup. Translucid Gold Cloisonne Enamel: "Persian Carnations." Cup. Plate and Spoon. Trans- lucid Gold Cloisonne Enamel: "Mistletoe." Tourette, Etienne. 191. Vase. Gold Cloisonne Enamel: "Currants." 192. Vase. Gold Cloisonne Enamel: "Autumn Rose Bush." 193. Vase. Gold Cloisonne Enamel: "Mimosa." 194. Frame containing 19 Enamel Plates. Vernier, Emile Seraphin. 195. Medallion of Gilt Bronze. GERMANY Commissioner-General AI R . Theodor Lewald Superintendent and Representative of the German Society of Artists (Allgemeine Deutsche Kunstgenossenschaft) Mr. Max H. Schaaff For informaliou regarding exhibits for sale, apply at the office of the German Art Exhibition in east wing of Art Palace. GERMANY. EAST PAVILION. Galleries 38, 39, 40, 47, 48, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67. Oil Paintings. GROUP 9. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Achenbach, Andreas, Dusseldorf. 1. Low Tide. Achenbach, Oswald, Dusseldorf. 2. Sea at Sunrise. 3. Constantin Arch in Rome. 4. Nemi-Lake. Adam, Julius, Munich. 5. Large Family. Albrecht, Carl, Hamburg. 6. Still Life. Alt, Theodor, Munich. 7. In Rudolf Hirth's Studio. Anderscn-Lundby, Anders, Munich. 8. Winter Day near Weizing. Bachmann, Alfred, Munich. 9. Horseman in Evening Sun (Ice- land). Baer, Fritz, Munich. 10. Storm Evening in the Mountains (Ferwall). 11. Kuchenspitze in Ferwall (Tyrol). Baisch, H., Dresden. 12. Dordrecht at Ebbtide. Bantzer, K., Dresden. 13. Holy Communion in Hesse. Bartels, Hans von, Munich. 14. Breakers. Basedow, Heinrich, Berlin. 15. A Silvery Rivulet. Exhibit No. Becker, Carl, Dusseldorf. 16. Evening in Fishing Port. Becker, Karl, Berlin. 17. Charles V. at the Fugger House. Bergmann, Julius, Karlsruhe. 18. Autumn Evening. Bloss, Carl, Munich. 19. Self-Portrait. Bohnenberger, Theodor, Munich. 20. Chestnut Blossoms. Bohrdt, H., Berlin. 21. Opening of the Kaiser-Wilhelm- Canal. Bracht, Eugen, Dresden. 22. At the Dead Sea. Braith, A., Munich. 23. Irmgrich. 24. Gay Morning. Brandis, August von, Berlin. 25. Interior of Peasant Living-room with Look into Bed-room. Brandt, Josef von, Munich. 26. Swedish Cavalrymen Fighting. 27. Tartar Fight. Brausewetter, Otto, Berlin. 28. Christ on the Cross. Burmester, Georg, Kiel. 29. New Snow (Evening). Canal, G. von, Munich. 30. Westphalian Mill. Cissarz, J. U., Darmstadt. 31. Paintings. GERMANY. Oil Paintings. 175 35- 36. 37- 38. Exhibit No. Clemens, W., Munich. 32. Poacher's Death. Coschell, Moritz, Berlin. 33. A Walk. Defregger, Franz von, Munich. 34. War Conference. Sleeping Child. Portrait of the Painter Gysis. Return of the Tyrolean Soldiers, 1809. The Pilgrims. Dielitz, Konrad, Berlin. 39. Woodman. Dietz, Wilhelm von, Munich. 40. Resting at the Ruin. 41. Picnic in the Woods. Doering, Willi, Berlin. 42. Portrait of Miss Victoria V. Duecker, Eugen, Dusseldorf. 43. Fleet at Stralsund. Echter, A., Munich. 44. After the Carnival. Egersdoerfer, Andreas, Frankfort-on- Main. 45. From Holland. 46. Wharf. Ehrentraut, Julius, Berlin. 47. Strategists. 48. Inspection. Eichstaedt, Rudolf, Berlin. 49. Bluecher in Genappe. Eichen, E. von Halensee, Berlin. 50. Faience Plates. Engel, Otto Heinrich, Berlin. 51. Sunset. 52. Fishing for Haddocks in the Evening. 53. The Promenade. Engelhardt, Georg Herrmann, Berlin. 54- Upper Finster Valley near Kuechtal (Tyrol). Erdtelt, Alois, Munich. 55- "Portrait of my Father."' 56. The First Communion. 57- Girl's Head. Eschke, Richard, Berlin. 58. Spree near Leipe, Spreewald. 59. Horseradish Fields near Leipe, Spreewald. Exhibit No. Faber du Faur, Otto von, Munich. 60. War Procession. 61. The Emir's Horses. Fechner, Hans, Berlin. 62. Lady in Black. Feldmann, Louis, Dusseldorf. 64. Vision of St. Franziskus. 65. Meeting at the Crossroads. Feldmann, Wilhelm, Berlin. 66. When the Mist Rises. 67. Evening Landscape. 68. Solitude. Feuerbach, Anselm, Dusseldorf. 70. Concert. Fink, August, Munich. 71. Winter Evening in the Park of the Nymphenburg Castle. Firle, Walther, Munich. 72. "Our Father." (Tryptich.) (a) "Give us our daily bread." (b) "Thy will be done." (c) "Forgive us our debts." 73. Alone in the World. Fischer-Gurig, Adolf, Dresden. 74. Friesish Wharf. Flesch-Brunningen, Ludmilla von, Mu- nich. 75. Anointment of Young Witches. Flickel, P., Berlin. 76. Beech Forest near Prerow. Forell, Robert, Munich. 77. Death of Count Wilhelm von Mansfeld. Frenz, Alexander, Dusseldorf. 78. The Golden Age. Freudemann, Victor, Berlin. 79. German Churchyard under Snow. Friese, Richard, Berlin. 80. Difificult Promenade. 81. Stag run to Earth by Blood- hounds. 82. Hunting Elks in Winter. 83. On the Field of Battle. Fugel, Gebhard, Munich. 84. Christ before the High Council. Fuks, Alexander, Munich. 85. Study. 176 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Oil Paintings. Exhibit Na Gaisser, M., Munich. 86. At the Lawyer's. Gebhardt, Eduard von, Dusseldorf. 87. The Rich Disciple. Gebler, O., Munich. 88. Art Critics in the Stable. Genzmer, Berthold, Berlin. 89. Children of the Spreewald. 90. Girls from Curland. Graessel, Franz, Munich. 93. Ducks. Greeff, Peter, Dusseldorf. 94. Birch Trees at the Edge of the Forest. Gruetzner, Eduard, Munich. 95. Sir John Falstaff. 96. Still Life. Gumlich-Kempf, Anna, Berlin. 97. Tomatoes. Gysis, Nikolaus, Munich. 98. The Little Reader. 99. Art and its Genii. 100. Procession. loi. Moor with Cigarette. Hagn, Richard, Dresden. 102. Friesish Peasant's Room. 103. Friesish Farm House. Hamacher, Willy, Berlin. 104. Ruins by the Sea. Hartmann, Carl, Mimich. 105. Harvest Time. Hausmann, Ernst, Berlin. 106. Autumn Woods. Heichert, Otto, Dusseldorf. 107. "Thou shalt eat thy bread in the sweat of thy brow." Heimes, Heinrich, Dusseldorf. 108. Fishing Smacks on the Beach. Henseler, Ernst, Berlin. 109. After the Day's Work is Done. Herrmann, Hans, Berlin. no. Flower Market in Amsterdam. III. Dutch Fishing Village. Exhibit No. Herrmann-Allgaeu, August, Munich. 112. Pomegranates. 113. Still Life. Herterich, Johann, Munich. 114. Useless Warning. Herterich, Ludwig, Munich. 115. The Heroine of Lueneburg. Heyden, Carl, Dusseldorf. 116. Roofs. (Old Dusseldorf.) Heyser, Friedrich, Dresden. 117. Portrait of Prof, Wislicenus. Hildebrandt, Ernst, Berlin. 117a. Portrait. Hirth du Frenes, Rud, Munich. 118. Picture Book. Hoch, Franz, Munich. 119. Beneath Cypresses. Hochmann, Franz, Dresden. 120. Autumn. Hoffmann-Fallersleben, Franz, Berlin. 121. The Sto'" i of Sacrifice in the Oldenburg Heath. Holmberg, August, Munich. 122. Evening. Holzapfel, Carl, Cassel. 123. Finkenwaerder Fishing Smack on the Elbe near Hamburg. Horst-Schulze, Paul, Leipzig. 124. The Delight of Roaming. 125. In a Cool Valley. Huenten, Max, Dusseldorf. 126. Autumnal Storm. Jacob, Julius, Berlin. 127. Anchoring Place, Berlin. Janssen, Gerhard, Dusseldorf. 128. Self Portrait. 129. "Toll und VoU." Janssen, Peter, Dusseldorf. 130. Battle of Worringen. Junker, Hermann, Karlsruhe. 131. Workhorses. Kallmorgen, Friedrich, Berlin. 132. The Maas near Rotterdam. Kampf, A., Berlin. 133. Professor Steffens arouses the People to Revolution in Bres- lau, 1813. GERMANY. 177 Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Kampmann, Gustav, Groetzingen near Karlsruhe. 134. Railroad in the Evening. Kaulbach, Fritz August von, Munich, 135. Portrait of the Empress with Princess Victoria. Kayser-Eichberg, Carl, Berlin. 136. Evening Sun before the Thunder- storm. Keller, Ferdinand, Karlsruhe. 137. Portrait of His Majesty Emperor William II. 138. Boecklin's Grave. 139. Bathing Nymphs. Kiesel, Conrad, Berlin. 140. Study in Black. Kiessling, Paul, Dresden. 142. Decorative Work. 143. Portrait of the Creator of the Niederwald Monument. 144. Sketch for a Portrait. Kitzing, Bertha von, Berlin. 145. Paintings on Porcelain. Knabl, Karl, Munich. 146. Going Down the Isar on a Raft. Knaus, L., Berlin. 147. As the Old Folks Sang. Knopf, Hermann, Munich. 148. Giant's Toy. Koberstein, Hans, Berlin. 149- The Son. Koerner, Ernst, Berlin. 150. "Torre del Agua" (Alhambra). 151. The Colossal Memnons. (Upper Egypt.) Koester, Alexander, Karlsruhe. 152. Swarming Ducks. 153. Ducks. (Evening Sun.) 154. At the Ducks' Pond. Koner, Max, Berlin. 155- Portrait of His Majesty Emperor William 11. 155a. Portrait of Adolf Menzel Kowalski-Wierusz, Alfred von, Munich. 156. After the Rain. Kroener, Christian, Dusseldorf. 157- Deer in the Forest. 158. Rivals. Exhibit No. Kronberger, Carl, Munich. 159. Woman from the Neighborhood of Dachau (Upper Bavaria). Kubierschky, E., Munich. 160. Spring Landscape in Silesia. Kuehl, G., Dresden. 161. Old Men's Home in Luebeck. i6ia. View of Dresden. i6ib. View of Dresden. Kuhnert, Wilhelm, Berlin. 162. Roaring Lions. 163. On the Flight. Kunz, L. Adam, Munich. 164. Truth and Fiction. Kuestner, Carl, Munich. 165. Winter Evening. 166. March Day. Lang, Fritz, Stuttgart. 167. Aquarium. Langhammer, Carl, Berlin. 168. Evening. 169. Sun in Fog. Laupheimer, Anton, Munich. 170. On Vacation. Lauxmann, Theodor, Stuttgart. 171. Portrait. Leibl, W., Aibling (deceased). 172. Portrait of Baron M. von Perfall. Leipold, Karl, Kiel. 173. Mill in the Marshes. Lenbach, Franz von (deceased.) 174. Mrs. Lilly Merk. 175. Child with Cat. 176. Dr. Hammacher. 176a. Portrait of Bismarck. 176b. Portrait of Bismarck. Lessing, Konrad, Berlin. 177. At the Neuhofer Lake. 178. Twilight. Le Suire, Hermann von, Munich. 179. Twilight. Liesegang, H., Dusseldorf. 180. Autumn Lane. 181. Dutch Mill. Lobedan, Clara, Berlin. 182. Azalea in Red Light. LoeiFtz, L. von, Munich. 183. Orpheus and Eurydice. 178 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Loewith, W., Munich. 184. In the Antechamber of the Min- ister. Ludwig, K., Berlin. 185. St. Gotthard Tunnel. Luthmer, Emmy, Berlin. 186. Enamel Paintings. Maennchen, Adolf, Dusseldorf. 187. The Hour of Death. Marcus, Otto, Berlin. 188. On the Mole at Concarneau. Marees, H. von, Munich. 189. St. George. Martini, Johannes, Berlin. 190. Breakfast in the Locomotive Shop. Marx, Gustav, Dusseldorf. 191. Over the Red Heath. Max, Gabriel von, Munich. 192. Florence. 193. Jesus Heals a Sick Child. Menzel, Adolf von, Berlin. 194. Messenger Woman. 195. Iron Rolling Mill. 196. Departure of King William to the Army, 1870. Meyer, Hans, Berlin. 197. View of Wertheim-on-the-Main (Autumn). Meyer, Kunz, Munich. 198. Parzival. 199. A Warrior. Meyerheim, Paul, Berlin. 200. Charcoal Burners in the Moun- tains. 201. Acrobats Parade. Meyn, Georg Ludwig, Berlin. 202. Mrs. von Cotta. Mieth, Hugo, Berlin. 203. Holy Communion. Monje, Paula, Dusseldorf. 204. Juliet Capulet. Mohrbutter, Alfred, Kiel. 205. Old Gehring. Muehlig, Hugo, Dusseldorf. 206. Loiterers at the Hunt. 307. Spring. Exhibit No. Mueller, Richard, Dresden. 208. Old Woman. 209. Man with Fur Cap. Mueller-Muenster, Franz, Berlin. 210. Romance. Mueller-Schoenefeld, Berlin. 211. Portrait of Mrs. St. Nagel, Wilhelm, Karlsruhe. 212. Falling Leaves. 213. Winter Evening. Niezky, Eduard. 214. Springtime. Pape, William, Berlin. 215. Before the Sermon. 216. Wedding at the Death Bed. Papperitz, Georg, Munich. 217. Lady in Fur with Dog. 218. Bust Portrait of a Young Girl. Pepino, Anton, Dresden. 219. At the Writing Table. Petersen, Hans von, Munich. 220. Breakers. Petersen, Walter, Dusseldorf. 221. Portrait of Professor Emile Sauret in Chicago. Petersen-Angeln, Heinr., Dusseldorf. 222. At the Entrance to Yimuiden (Holland). Philippi, Peter, Dusseldorf. 223. Visit. 224. "Winkelweisheit." Pietschmann, Ernst Max, Dresden. 225. Joseph and Mary. Pohle, Hermann, Emil, Dusseldorf. 226. The Joy of Living. 227. Girl with a Rose. Possin, Rudolf, Berlin. 228. Head of an Old Man. Propheter, Otto, Karlsruhe. 229. Portrait of Professor Ferdinand Keller. Rabending, Fritz, Munich. 230. On the Schlern (dolomites). Raeuber, Wilhelm, Munich. 231. Portrait of Miss E. 332. Death of Gustav Adolf at the Battle of Luetzen. 333. St. Hubertus. GERMANY. 179 Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Raupp, K., Munich. 234. Peace. Rehder, Julius, Hamburg. 235. Portrait of a Child. Reichenbach, Count von Woldemar, Dresden. 236. Garden of the Capucine Monks in Salzburg. 237. Drunken Satyrs. 238. "Gloria Doloris." Ritter, Caspar, Karlsruhe. 239. Carmen. RochoU, Theodor, Dusseldorf. 240. In the Enemy's Country. 241. March of Count York Towards Kalgan. Roechling, Carl, Berlin. 242. Fishermen Behind a Mill. Roubaud, Franz, Munich. 243. Battle in the Forest. An Episode in the Conquest of the Cau- casus. Schaefer, Maximilian, Berlin. 244. Summer Joys. Schaefer, Philipp Otto, Munich. 245. Venus Anadyomene. Scheurenberg, Joseph, Berlin. 246. Portrait of Director A. von Werner. 247. Portrait of Privy Councillor Ende. 248. Mary meets a Shepherd Boy. Schindler, Osmar, Dresden. 249. David and Goliath. Schleich, Ed., Munich. 250. Evening Landscape. Schlichting, Max, Berlin. 251. Pleasures of the Beach. Schmid, Mathias, Munich. 252. From the Tyrolean Battles for Liberty. Schmitzberger, Joseph, Munich. 253. Autumn Gold. Schnars-Alquist, Hugo, Hamburg. 254. Atlantic Billows. Schnee, Hermann, Berlin. 255. Old Town in the Harz Moun- tains. Exhibit No. Schoenleber, 0., Karlsruhe. 256. Enzwehr near Besigheim. Scholz, Richard, Munich. 257. Portrait. Schraegle, Gustav, Frankfort-on-Main. 258. Self-Portrait. Schreyer, Adolf, Cronberg in Taunus. 259. Arabian Sheikh. Schreuer, Wilhelm, Dusseldorf. 260. Halt in the Postoffice Yard. 261. Hussars on the Heath. Schroeder, Albert, Munich. 262. Intermission. Schroeter, Bernhard, Meissen. 263. Birch Trees in the Snow. 264. New Paint. Schuch, Werner, Berlin. 265. General Seidlitz. 266. General Zieten. Schuster- Woldau, Raffael, Munich. 267. On the Heights. 268. Diana. Schuster-Woldau, Georg. 269. The Woman of the Sea. Seeger, Hermann, Berlin. 270. On the Meadow's Border. Seel, Adolf, Dusseldorf. 271. Courtyard in Venice. Simm, Franz, Munich. 272. Napoleon holding a Small Re- ception at St. Cloud. Skarbina, Franz, Berlin. 273. Before Departing. 274. The Old Meadow at Karlsbad. Spiro, Eugen, Breslau. 275. . Portrait of Prof. Richard Muther. 276. Dancer. Spitzweg, K., Munich. 277. Reading Hermit. Sterl, Robert, Dresden. 278. At the Well. Struetzel, Otto, Munich. 279. Spring. Thor, Walter, Munich. 280. Self-Portrait. 281. Portrait of a Lady. 282. Peasant's Kitchen in the Leu- tasch. 283. The Painter. i8o DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Oil Paintings and Water Colors. Exhibit No. Unger, Hans, Dresden. 284. "Portrait of my Wife." 285. Self-Portrait. 286. Flamingoes at the Mediterranean. Ungewitter, Hugo, Dusseldorf. 287. Cavalry Attack. Uth, Max, Berlin. 288. Out of a Little German Town. 289. Poplars, October Evening. Vogel, Hugo, Berlin. 291. Going Home. 292. Mother and Child. Vogeler, Heinrich, Worpswede. 293. Coming Home. 294. The Fairy Tale of Melusine. Vorgang, Paul, Berlin. 295. A Stormy Day. Warthmueller, R., Berlin. 296. Frederick the Great by the corpse of Schwerin. Wendling, Carl, Berlin. 297. Portrait of an Old Senator. Wendling, Gustav, Dusseldorf. 298. Zealand Interior. 299. Springtime. Wenglein, Joseph, Munich. 300. Evening in the Swamps. Werner, A. von, Berlin. 301. European Congress at Berlin. 302. Emperor William at the Mauso- leum in Charlottenberg. 303. Temporary Headquarters Before Paris. 304. Emperor William I. with his Cadets. 305. His Majesty the Emperor Offers his Congratulations to General Count Moltke at the Celebra- tion of his 90th Birthday. 306. Emperor William I. on his Death- bed. Westendorp, Fritz, Dusseldorf. 307. Entrance to the Beguins' Yard (Bruges). Westphalen, August, Kiel. 308. Cutting the Peat. Wichgraf, Fritz, Berlin. 309. President Kreuger receiving a Deputation of the Boers in the Executive Council. Exhibit No. Wiesinger-Florian, Olga, Munich. 310. Flower Beds in the Park a{ Grafenegg. Willmann, Rud. Bernard, Munich. 311. Lobster and Turtle. Willroider, Josef, Munich. 312. At the Brook. Willroider, Ludwig, Munich. 313. From the Altmuehltal. Wirnhier, Friedrich, Munich. 314. Children Reading. Wirth, Anna Marie, Munich. 315. Antwerp Bookstore. Wirth, Emma, Stuttgart. 316. Paintings on Porcelain. Wucherer, Fritz, Frankfort-on-Main. 317. Morning. Ziegler, Karl, Berlin. 318. Self-Portrait. 320. Portrait of Mrs. Stutz. Zimmermann, Ernst, Munich. 321. In the Fisherman's Cottage. 322. Character Sketch. (Nos. 18, 31, 50, 134, 145, 186 and 316, are, for lack of space, installed in the German Section of the Varied In- dustries Building.) Water Colors. Bartels, Hans von, Munich. 323. The Mower. Block-NiendorfF, Mathilde, Berlin. 324. Miniatures on Ivory. Burger, Gertrud, Berlin. 325. Miniatures on Ivory. Furh, Fr., Karlsruhe. 326. Crayons. Heller, Hans, Darmstadt. 327. Water Colors. Hoechstaedt, Anna, Berlin. 328. Miniatures on Ivory. Kellner, Dorothea, Berlin. 329. Enamel Miniature Portraits on Ivory. GERMANY. i8i Water Colors, Engravings and Lithographs. Exhibit No. Mink, Valentin, Darmstadt. 330. Water colors. (Nos. 324 to 330 installed in the German Section of the Varied Industries Build- ing.) GROUP 10. ENGRAVINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS. Baerenfaenger, Max, Munich. 331. Bavarian Peasant Girl. Wood- cut. 332. John Chambers, Physician of Henry VIII of England. Etch- ing. Boerner, Franz August, Berlin. 333. Engravings and Mezzotints. Cissarz, J. V., Darmstadt. 334. Etchings and Lithographs. Cosomati, Ettore, Frankfort-on-Main. 335. Autumn. Eilers, Gustav, Berlin. 336. Frederick the Great Traveling. Engel, Otte Heinrich, Berlin. 337. Evening Glow. 338. Coming Home. Original Litho- graph. Eyken, Moritz van, Berlin. 339. Death and Violin Player. 340. Beethoven. Fabian, Max, Berlin. 341. Tears. Feldmann, Wilhelm, Berlin. 342. Summer Evening. 343. Lake in tlie Mark. Fischer, Clara Elisabeth, Berlin. 344. Lithographs. Gampert, Otto, Munich. 345. Frame containing Three Etch- ings: (a) Brook. Etching. (b) At the Banks of the Dan- ube. Etching. (c) Dachauer Moos. Etching. 345a. At the Lake. Etching. 345b. River Landscape. Etching. Gentz, Ismael, Berlin. 346. Three Portraits. Exhibit No. Heider, Hans von, Magdeburg. 347. Lithographs. Heroux, Bruno, Leipzig. 348. Etchings. Hoenemann, Martin, Berlin. 349. Girl Reading. Jacoby, Louis, Berlin. 350. Wedding of Alexander and Rox- ane. Jahn, Georg, Dresden. 351. Pan and Child. 352. The Dead Shepherd. Kresse, Oswald, Munich. 353. Woodcut. 354. Woodcut. 355. Woodcut. Krostewitz, Fritz, Berlin. 356. Etchings. Krueger, Albert, Berlin. 357. Portrait of a Young Girl. 358. Portrait of a Doge. Kuehn, Ludwig, Berlin. 359. Paul in his Room. After Rem- brandt. Etching. 360. An Old Woman. After Rem- brandt. Etching. 361. Hohenzollern Castle. Original Lithograph. 362. Self-Portrait. Original Litho- graph. Lent, Anna, Berlin. 363. Artistic Posters. Lobedan, Emma, Berlin. 364. Original Etching. Luehrig, Georg, Dresden. 365. Poor Lazarus. Meyer, Hans, Berlin. 366. Copper Etching. 366a. Remarque Print. 3CGb. Remarque Print. Mueller, Richard, Dresden. 367. "My Quick." 368. Exlibris. 369. Fowl. 370. Stuebel Boulevard. Oenike, Karl, Berlin. 371. Lake. 372. At the Brook. 373. Meadows. 1 82 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Engravings, Lithographs and Sculpture. Exhibit No. Paczka- Wagner, Cornelia, Berlin. 374. Etchings. Pietschmann, Ernst Max, Dresden. 375. At the Brook. Plato, Johannes, Berlin. 376. Intermezzo. 377. Stag Hunt. Protzen, Otto, Berlin. 378. November Storm. 379. Coast of the Baltic Sea. 380. At the Wannsee. Raah, Doris, Munich. 381. Madonna. Copper Engraving. 382. Female Portrait. Etching. Reifferscheid, Heinrich, Munich. 383. Old Man Studying. 384. To Annette von Drestc-Huelshof. Reim, Otto, Berlin. 385. Plato's Feast. Sander, Theodor, Berlin. 386. November Evening. Original Etching. Schlumprecht, Heinrich, Munich. 387. Two Woodcuts. Schrader, Bertha, Dresden. 388. Colored Lithograph. Seydel, Hans, Berlin. 389. Portrait of Prof. Theodor Momm- sen. Stechow, Gertrud, Friedenau. 390. Etchings. Steinhausen, Wilhelm, Frankfort-on- Main. 391. Two Lithographs. Strobel, Konrad, Munich. 393. Two Woodcuts in a Frame. Struck, Hermann. Berlin. 393. An Old Man. Original Etching. 394. Frame containing seven Original Etchings. Theuerkorn, Paul, Munich. 395. The Dangerous Pianist. 396. Awful Dream. Thienhaus, Rudolf, Berlin. 397. Girl in Japanese Dress. 398. Girl's Head. Vogel, Hermann, Dresden. 399. Four Drawings. Werkstaetten der Kunstgewerbeschule (School of Artistic Handicraft), Mag- deburg. 400. Lithographs. Exhibit No. Ziegler, Walter, Munich. 401. Motive from Burghausen. 402. "Wildgraben im Winter." (Nos. 334, 344, 347, 363, 364, 374, 388, 390 and 400, are, for lack of space, installed in the German Section of the Varied Industries Building.) GROUP 11. SCULPTURE. Baumbach, Max, Berlin. 403. Sibylla. Bronze. Baeumler, Geo., Frankfort-on-Main. 404. Aphrodite. Begas, Reinhold, Berlin. 405. Pan and Psyche. Bronze. 406. Sarcophagus. Bronze Monument. 407. Mercury. Bronze. 408. Bismarck. Marble Bust. 409. Moltke. Marble Bust. 410. Portrait Bust of A. von Menzel. Marble. 410a. Old German Warrior. Bronze. 410b. The Electric Spark. (In the Sculpture Pavilion.) Behrens, Prof. Christian. 410C. Sphinx. Bronze. (In the Ger- man Pavilion.) Berner, Eugen, Munich. 411. Signet. "Silence." Cut in wood. Beyrer, Eduard, Munich. 412. Cecilia. Marble Bust. Beyrer, Eduard, Munich-Gem. 413. Bronze Bust. Binz, Hermann, Karlsruhe. 414. Bronze Statue. Boeltzig, Reinhold, Berlin. 415. Group for Well. Bronze. Bose, Prof. W., Berlin. 415a. Speck von Sternberg, Imperial German Ambassador to the United States. (In the Sculp- ture Pavilion.) Bosselt, Rud, Dusseldorf. 416. Sculptures. Wood and Marble. Bredow, Adolf, Stuttgart. 417. Bronzes. Breuer, Peter, Berlin. 418. Adam and Eve. Marble Group. 419. Christ and the Babes. Plaster Cast. GERMANY. Sculpture. 183 Exhibit No. Bruett, A., Berlkv. 421. Saved. Bronze. Burger-Hartmann, Sophie, Munich. 422. Small Sculptures. Busch, Georg, Munich. 423. The Prodigal Son. Bronze. Carre, Gerda, Munich. 424. Two Bronze Statuettes. Christ, Fritz, Munich. 425. Colchicum. Christ, Fritz, Munich. 426. Judith. Bronze. Dietsche, Fridolin, Karlsruhe. 427. Bronzes. Eberlein, Gustav, Berlin. 428. God calls Adam to Life. Bronze. Eichler, Nelly von, Munich. 429. Works in Bronze and Terra cotta. Epler, Heinrich, Dresden. 430. Two Mothers. Group from the Flood (Original Model). 431. Playing Child. Marble Statuette. Fabricius, Rich. Daniel, Dresden. 432. Eva. Bronze Statuette, Silvered. Feist, Otto, Karlsruhe. 433. Bronzes. Fischer, Erhard, Munich. 434- Sculptures. Wood. Freese, Ernst, Berlin. 435- In the Morning. Marble Statue. 436. Bathing Girl. Small Marble Statu- ette. Geyger, Ernst Moritz, Florence. 437- Baboon with Negro Mask. Bronze. 438. Siren on a Dolphin. Bronze. Glenz, Otto, Erbach in Odenwald. 439. Carved Ivory Figures. Gosen, Theodor von, Munich. 44°' Bronze Statuettes. Goetz, Johannes, Berlin. 441. Athlete. Bronze. 442. Boy Balancing. Bronze. Greiner, Dr., Darmstadt. 443- Plastics. Exhibit N«. Gross, Karl, Munich. 444. Ivory Carvings. Habich, Ludwig, Munich. 445. Bronzes. Hahn, Wilh., Munich. 446. Bronzes. Hartmann, Johannes, Leipzig. 447. Marble Bust. Heilmaier, Max, Munich. 448. Pursued Bacchante. Bronze. Heinemann, Fritz, Berlin. 449. Cain. Bronze. 450. Fencer. Bronze. Heising, Bernhard, Berlin. 451. The Prodigal Son. Bronze. Herter, E., Berlin. 452. Dying Achilles. Marble. Hinterseher, Joseph, Munich. 453. Fountain Group. Idyl in the Woods. Hoelbe, Heinr. Rudolph, Dresden. 454. Nymph. Hoesel, Erich, Dresden. 455. Hun. Small Bronze. 456. Hun. Large Bronze. Hundrieser, E., Charlottenburg. 457- Queen Louise. Marble. Jahn, Adolf, Berlin. 458. Bust of Prof. P. H. Janensch, Gerhard, Berlin. 459. A German Girl. Marble. 460. The Three Children of the Artist. Terra cotta. Janssen, Ulfert, Munich. 461. Bronze Candlestick. Kaufmann, Hugo, Munich. 462. Bronze. Kiefer, Karl, Munich. 463. Johannes. Bronze Bust. Kiemlen, Emil, Stuttgart. 464. Repentance. Kindler, Ludwig, Munich. 465. Bronzes. Klein, Max, Berlin. 466. Teuton in a Roman Circus. 1 84 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Sculpture. Exhibit No. Klinger, Max, Leipzig-Plagwitz. 467. Marble Busts. Kolbe, Georg, Leipzig. 468. Marble Bust. Koenig, Richard, Dresden. 469. Conquered. Group. 470. After the Battle. Statuette. Koerschgen, Josef, Dusseldorf. 471. Persian Greyhound. Bronze. Lepcke, Ferdinand, Berlin. 472. Surprised. Bronze Group. Lessing, J., Berlin. 473. Portrait Bust of L. Knaus. Marble. Lobach, Dr. Walter. 473a. Portrait Bust of Prof. Theo. Mnmmsen. 473b. Statuette. Lucas, August, Dusseldorf. 474. Carvings. Wood. Maison, Rudolf, Munich. 475. Wotan. Manzel, L., Charlottenburg. 476. Evening Song. Bronze. Mattes, Georg, Munich-Pasing. 477. Bronzes. Mayer, Rudolf, Karlsruhe. 478. Placques and Medals. Merz, Karl, Munich. 479. Repentance. Missfeldt, Heinrich, Kiel. 480. Klaus Groth. Portrait Statuette. 481. Ball Player. Statuette. Mceller, Hermann, Berlin. 482. Milking the Goats. Nisse, Paul, Berlin. 483. Girl with Goose. Oesten, Paul, Berlin. 483a. An Hereditary Burden. Gilded Bronze. Paczka-Wagner, Cornelia, Berlin. 484. Etchings. Pagels, Herm.-Joachim, Berlin. 485. Pessimist. 486. Snake. Quitmann, Helene, Berlin. 487. Bronzes. Exhibit No. Roeder, Carl, Dresden. 488. Reading Girl. Rudolph, B., Stuttgart. 489. Plastics. Ruemann, W. von, Munich. 490. Herme of Bismarck and Moltke. Schauss, Martin, Berlin. 491. Angel of Peace. Original Bronze. 492. Ivonne, Girl's Head. Marble. 493. Slave. Bronze Statuette. Schilling, Johannes, Dresden. 494. Danaide. Bronze. 495. Trout. Bronze. 496. Bronze Statues. Schirmer, Robert, Berlin. 497. Ornamental Sculpture. Schleusing, Carl, Schoeneberg near Ber- lin. 498. Copper Relief. Schmarje, Walther, Schmargendorf near Berlin. 499. Plastics. Schmid, Adolf, Pforzheim. 500. Metal Goods. Schmidt-Kestner, Erich, Berlin. 501. Milking Time. Schott, Walter, Berlin. 502. Ball Player. Schreyoegg, Georg, Munich. 503. Fountain Group. Bronze. Seffner, Carl, Leipzig. 504. Beethoven. Marble Head. 505.' Fly Catcher. Bronze Statuette Starck, Constantin, Berlin. 506. Dreaming. 507. Miss Isadora Duncan. 508. Flora. Stocker, Daniel, Stuttgart. 509. Sculptures in Bronze and Marble. Sturm, Paul, Leipzig. 510. Placques and Medals. Taschner, Ignatius, Munich. 511. Bronze Statuette. Volkmann, Artur, Leipzig. 512. Marble Relief. Volz, Professor, Karlsruhe. 513. Plastics. GERMANY. 185 Sculpture and Architecture. Exhibit No. Vordermayer, Ludwig, Berlin. 514. A Cock. Wadere, Heinrich, Munich. 515. Giulia. Bronze Bust. Wandschneider, Wilh., Berlin. 516. Grieving. Marble Bust. 517. Coriolanus. Bronze. 518. Bust. Tin. Wiegel, Albert, Kassel. 519. Crystal Picture and Marble Re- lief. Weigel, Else, Munich. 520. Bronze. Wenck, Ernst, Berlin. 521. Girl Drinking-. 522. Victoria. Bronze. Werner, Selmar, Dresden. 523. Portrait Herme. Marble. 524. Portrait of the Painter Hans Unger. Bronze. Wuensche, Emil, Munich. 525. Russian Greyhounds. (Nos. 411, 413, 414, 416, 417, 422, 424, 426, 427, 429, 433, 434, 439, 440, 443, 444, 445, 446, 447. 453, 461, 462, 465, 467, 468, 474, 477, 478, 484, 487, 489, 490, 497, 498, 499, 500, 509, 510, 511, 512, 513, 519 and 520 are. for lack of space, installed in the German Section of the Varied Indus- tries Building.) GROUP 12. ARCHITECTURE. Billing, Herm., Karlsruhe. 526. Architectural Designs. Birkenholz, Peter, Munich. 527. Interiors of the Villa von Hess- lin, Nen-Wittelsbach. Breslauer and Salinger, Berlin. 528. Sailor's Home, Wilhelmshaven. Cremer and WolfFenstein, Berlin. 529. Front of t he Probsteigebaeude St. Hedwig at Berlin. Duelfer, Martin, Munich. 530. Theatre in Meran (Tyrol). Water color. 531. Building of the Allgemeine Zei- tung. 532. Zoological Garden in the Her- zogspark, Munich. Plan. Exhibit No. Erdmann and Spindler, Berlin. 533- Hall of the Brewery Moabit A. G. Berlin. Perspective Views. Fuerstenau, Eduard, Berlin. 534. Synagogue in Dortmund. Gensmer, Felix, Berlin. 535- Foyer of the Royal Theatre at Wiesbaden. 536. Girl's High School at Wiesbaden. Graessel, Hans, Munich. 537. The New City Orphanage at Munich. 538. Private Residence at Beethoven Street, Munich. Hartmann, Arnold, Berlin. 539- Bismarck Monument Tower. 540. Bismarck Column in Cologne. Hasack, Max, Berlin. 541. Reichsbank, Cologne. 542. Reichsbank, Berlin. Hauberrisser, Georg van, Munich. 543. New City Hall. Sketch. Hempel, Oswin, Dresden. 544. Architectural Designs. Koenig and Soeldner, Munich. 545. Architectural Design. 546. Architectural Design. 547. Architectural Design. Kreis, Wilh., Dresden. 548. Architectural Design. 549. Architectural Design. 550. Architectural Design. Lahrs, Friedrich, Charlottenburg. 551. Perspective Sketch of the Schleu- sengehoeft Kl. Machnow. March, Otto, Berlin. 552. Architectural Design. 553. Architectural Design. 554. Architectural Design. 555. Architectural Design. 556. Architectural Design. 557. Architectural Design. Mayenburg, Georg H. von, Dresden. 558. Architectural Design. 559. Architectural Design. 560. Architectural Design. 561. Architectural Design. Michel, Richard, Frankfort-on-Ober. 562. "Muri-Amthof zu Bremgarten." (Switzerland.) 1 86 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Architecture. Exhibit No. Moehring, Bruno, Berlin. 563. Two Architectural Designs. Mueller, Albin, Magdeburg. 564. Sketches of Country Homes and Interiors. Mueller, William, Berlin. 565. Bismarck Monument at Ham- burg. Olbrich, Joseph M., Darmstadt. 566. Architectural Sketches and Prints. Pfann, Paul (Architect) and E. Pfeifer (Sculptor), Munich. 567. Ludwigsbrunnen in Aschaffen- burg. Pietzsch, Martin, Dresden. 568. Monument. Water color 569 Water color. Private Residence. Rank, Gebrueder, Munich. 570. Views. Rank, Franz, and Eduard Beyrer, Munich. 571. Plan for the Bismarck Monument at Hamburg. Rieth, Otto, Berlin. 572. View of the Staudt-Palais. Royal Prussian Messbild-Anstalt, Berlin. 573. Fifty Photographic Enlargements of Pictures of German Build- ings. Royal Prussian Ministry of Public Works, Berlin. Four Architectural Designs in Water color. 574- Schleinitz, Richard, Dresden. 575. Evangelical Church at Moritz- burg near Dresden. Schmidt, Baron von, Heinrich, Munich. 576. St. Maximilian's Church in Mu- nich. Schumacher, Fritz, Dresden. 577. Studies and Architectural De- signs. Seidl, Emanuel, Munich- 578. House of Emanuel Seidl and six views of the Augustiner Braeu at Munich. 578a. Villa von Lenbach. Exhibit No. Seidl, Gabriel von, Munich. 579. National Museum, Munich. 579a. Door from St. Ann. 579b. Villa of the late Franz von Len- bach. Seliger, Max, Leipzig. 580. Crucifix. 581. St. Michael. 582. Barbarossa. Senf, Richard, Munich. 583. One Plan (Perspective). Solf & Wichards, Berlin. 584. Wilhelmahouse at Berlin. Spalding and Grenander, Berlin. 585. Colored Drawings. Struebe, Hermann, Karlsruhe. 586. Sketches and Designs. Thyriot, Franz, Berlin. 587. Two Architectural Designs. Voretzch, Felix Reinhold, Dresden. 588. Residence of Mrs. von Nostiz- Wallwitz. (Nos. 526, 527, 544, 551, 557, 564, 566, 585 and 586 are, for lack of space, installed in the German Section of the Varied Industries Building.) GROUP 14. ORIGINAL OBJECTS OF ART WORKMANSHIP. Ankermann, Elizabeth, Berlin. 588a. Writing Maps. Leather Art Work. Bastian, Charles, Strassburp-. I. E. 589. Inlaid Table. Behrens, Lilli, Dusseldorf. 590. Colored Paper for Bookbinding. Behrens, Peter, Prof., Dusseldorf. 591. Artistic Decoration of the Ger- man Catalogue. Berger, A., Jeweler, Dresden. 59a. Enameled Silver Ink Stand and Penholder. Bertrand, Jeweler, Dresden. 593. Hammer, Bell and Cup in Silver. Braunerova, Zdenka, Roztek near Prague. 594. Liquor Set. GERMANY. 187 Applied Arts. Exhibit No. Depperman, Henny, Berlin. 595- Fan. Egidy, Emmy von, Munich. 596. Ceramics. Erler, Margarethe, Berlin. 597. Fans. Fehrmann, Fritz, Tilsit, East Prussia. 598. Gold and Amber Jewelry. Goldmann, Clara, Berlin. 599. Wall Mirror. Hansinp^, J., Hanover. 600. Bible, leather bound. H eider, Fritz von, Magdeburg. 601. Art Ceramics. Heider, Hans von, Magdeburg. 602. Porcelain Goods. Heider, Rudolf von, Elberfeld. 603. Ceramics. Hochstaedt, Anna, Berlin. 604. Fans. Hulbe, Georg, Hamburg. 605. Art Leather Goods. Keudell, Marie von, Berlin. 606. Screen. Kirschner, Marie, Berlin. 607. Glass Vases and Art Glasses. Komhas, C, Prof., Karlsruhe. 608. Art Ceramics. Laeuger, Max, Prof., Karlsruhe. 610. Art Pottery. Lehnert, Hildegard, Berlin. 611. Ceramics. Lobedan, Clara, Berlin. 612. Ceramics. Macco, Robert, Heidelberg. 613. Intarsian (Inlaid Work). Magnussen, W., Bremen. 614- Art Pottery. Mau, Jeweler to the Court, Dresden. 615. Silver Ink-stand and Penholder. Exhibit No. Milde, Jeweler, Dresden. 616. Hammer and Bell in Silver and Ivory. Mueller-Salem, Jul., Pforsheim. 617. Metal Work. Mutz, Hermann, Altona a. Elbe. 618. Art Pottery. Oesterreich, Bookbinder to the Court, and Berger, Jeweler, Dresden. 619. Golden Book of the City of Dres- den. Pirmer & Franz, Dresden. 620. Silver and Bronze Box. Pankok, B., Prof., Stuttgart. 621. Pillow woven in Silk. Peiler, Marie Victoria, Berlin. 622. Fans. Randhahn, Kurt, Bunzlau, Silesia, and Eisenberg, S.-A. 623. Ceramics. Reichsdruckerei, Berlin (Imperial Print- ing Office). 624. Bookbindings. Sapatka, Else, Munich. 625. Jewel Box. Scharvogel, J. J., Munich. 626. Ceramics. Schmidt-Pecht, Elisabeth, Konstanz. 627. Art Pottery. Schmuz-Baudiss, Theo., Charlottenburg. 628. Porcelain, decorated under the glaze. SchoU NachfL, Educurd, Karlsruhe and Durlach. 629. Bookbindings. Schuetze, Use, Charlottenburg. 630. Bed Screen. Schwarz, Rudolf, Munich. 631. Letter Weights. Seidler, Hermann, Konstanz. 632. Art Pottery. i88 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Applied Arts. Exhibit No. Sivers, Clara von, Halensee, Berlin. 633. Specimens of Hand Weaving. Staedtische gewerbliche Fortbildungs- schule, Stuttgart (Woman's Section). 634. Art Pottery. "Sylter Hausfleissverein," Isle of Sylt. 635. Woven Woolen Covers and Pil- lows. Vollbehr, Ernst, St. Heinrich at Starn- berg Lake, Bavaria. 636. Specimens of Hand Weaving. Exhibit No. Weinzierl, Franz Xaver, Munich. 637. Bookbindings. 638. Carved Leather. Workshops of the School of Decorative Arts, Magdeburg. 639. Vases. 640. Fountain Niche. (Nos. 592, 593, 615, 616, 619 and 620 are installed in the German Section of the Fine Arts Building. The remaining exhibits of this group are, for lack of space, installed in the German Section in the Varied Industries Building.) GREAT BRITAIN President of the Royal Commission H. R. H. The Prince of Wales, K. G. Chairman of the Royal Commission The Right Hon. Viscount Peel Commissioner-General and Secretary of the Royal Commission Colonel C. M. Watson, C. B., C. M. G., R. E. Art Committee. {Depart7?ie7it B.) Sir Edward J. Poynter, Bart., P. R. A., H. R. S. A., Chairmatt. Edwin Abbey, Esq., R. A. Sir L. Alma Tadema, R. A., H. R. S. A. Sir Wyke Bayliss, P. R. B. A. Francis Bate, Esq., Hon. Sec. N. E. A. Club. Thomas Brock, Esq., R. A. Walter Crane, Esq., R. W. S., P. Ans a.iJ Crafts E. Soc. Frank Dicksee, Esq., R. A. Sir Thomas Drew, P. R. H. A. Fred. a. Eaton, Esq., (Sec. R. A.), Hon. Secretary. E. J. Gregory, Esq., R. A., P. R. I. Sir F. Seymour Haden, P. R. E. T. G. Jackson, Esq., R. A. J. MacWhirter, Esq., R. A., H. R. S. A. W. Q. Orchardson, Esq., R. A., H. R. S. A. Val C. Prinsep, Esq., R. A. Frank Short, Esq., R. E. Isidore Spielmann, Esq., F. S. A., Hon. Secretary. Frank Walton, Esq., R. I., P. S. O. P. Sir E. a. Waterlow, R. A., P. R. W. S. Aston Webb, Esq., R. A., P. R. I. B. A. Resident Representative of Art Committee Reginald S. Hunt, Esq. Sub - Committee Jor Group 14. -^ {Original Objects of Art- Workmanship.) Walter Crane, Esq., R. W. S., Pres. Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society, Chairtnan. W. A. S. Benson, Esq. Walter Cave, Esq. George Frampton, Esq., R. A. * Edward S. Prior, Esq., Hon. Secretary. Halsey Ricardo, Esq. C. F. A. VoYSEY, Esq. Emery Walker, Esq. Resident Representative of Applied Art Sub-Committee Alfred A. Longden, Esq. Exhibits Installed in the British Section are not in Competition for Awards. For information regarding exhibits for sale, apply to the representatives of the British Art Section at the office in Gallery 82. GREAT BRITAIN EAST PAVILION. Galleries 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82 and 83; also Galleries J and K. Oil Paintings. GROUP 9. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Adams, W. H., Worcester. 1. "The winter sunlight mellows ere it dies." Alexander, Robert, R. S. A., Slateford. 2. Drowsie Cronies. Lent by Rob- ert Usher, Esq. Allan, Robert W., R. W. S., London. 3. Sailing into Port. Alma-Tadema, Sir Lawrence, R. A., London. 4. The Coliseum. Lent by J. D. Archbold, Esq. 5. Caracalla. Lent by George T. Oliver, Esq. 6. The Shrine of Venus. Lent by Louis E. Raphael, Esq. Alma-Tadema, Lady, London. 7. A Ring at the Door. Lent by Messrs. A. Tooth & Sons. Appleyard, Fred, London. 8. Easter Time. Aumonier, J., R. I., London. 9. A Lonely Heath. Bacon, J. H. F., A. R. A., London. 10. A Romance. 11. The Homage-Giving, Westminster Abbey: Coronation of Edward Vn. Lent by the Artist. Barclay, Edgar, London. 13. "The hunted hind, weary but free." Exhibit No. Bate, Francis, Hon. Sec. New English Art Club, London. 13. Through the Trees. Bayliss, Sir Wyke, P. R. B. A., London. 14. The Sanctuary in the Certosa Pavia. Beadle, James, P. B., London. 15. Coronation Day-: Trumpeters of the Blues Heading the Pro- cession. Beattie-Brown, W., R. S. A. Edinburgh. 16. In Strath Tummell. "The evening cloud with rosy blush." Lent by John Stewart Smith, Esq. Bellingham-Smith, H., London. 17. Richmond, Yorkshire. Bone, H. A., London. 18. Sir Launcelot. "Morte d'Arthur." Book XVII, Chap. XV. Bowen, Miss L., London. 19. Moonrise on the Lagoon, Venice. Bramley, Frank, A. R. A., Grasmere. 20. Sleep. Lent by Andrew Carnegie, Esq. 21. "The rose is beauty, the Gardener Time." — Austin Dobson. Lent by Charles Chalmers, Esq. Brangwyn, Frank, A. R. A., London. 22. The Cider Press. Lent by Alfred East, Esq., A. R. A. Brock, C. Edmond, London. 23. Portrait of Aston Webb, Esq., R. A., P. R. I. B. A. GREAT BRITAIN. igr Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Brock, William, London. 24. View on the Seine, Normandy. Brough, R., London. 25. Fantaise en Folie. Brown, Arnesby, A. R. A., Great Yar- mouth. 26. Full Summer. Lent by the Cor- poration of Nottingham. Brown, A. K., A. R. S. A., Glasgow. 27. A Highland Solitude. Brown, H. H., London. 28. The Right Reverend Monseignor Patterson, Bishop of Emmaus. Bundy, Edgar, R. L, London. 29. The Discovery of Grinling Gib- bons by John Evelyn, January, 1671. Burne-Jones, Sir Edward, Bart, (de- ceased). 30. The Dream of Launcelot at the Chapel of the San Grael. Lent by W. Graham Robertson, Esq. 31. Flamma Vestalis. Lent by the Right Hon. Lord Davey. Burne-Jones, Sir Philip, Bart., London. 32. Portrait of Sir Edward Burne- Jones, Bart. Lent by the Artist. 33. Portrait of Mr. Rudyard Kipling. Lent by Lady Burne-Jones. Cameron, D. Y., Kippen, Stirlingshire. 34. The Avenue. Cameron, Hugh, R. S. A., Edinburgh. 35. A Cool Summer Day. Canziani, Mrs., London. 36. The Voice of the Woods. Chapman, Louisa G., London. 37. Peonies. Charles, James, Chichester. 38. Old England. Charlton, John, London. 39- The End of a Glorious Reign: The Funeral of Queen Victoria. February 2, 1901. Christie, J. E., Glasgow. 40. The Pied Piper of Hamelin. Lent by Robert H. Brechin, Esq. Christie, Robert, R. B. A., London. 41- Love's Labor Lost. Exhibit No. Clausen, George, A. R. A., Newport, Essex. 42. The Rick Yard. 43. Dusk. Lent by John D. Milburn, Esq. Cockerell, S. Pepys, London. 44. Lost. Cole, Rex Vicat, R. B. A., London. 45. Fishing in the Wharfe, near Bol- ton Abbey, Yorkshire. Collier, Hon. John, London. 46. The Prodigal Daughter. Cooper, Byron, Cheshire. 47. Godrevy Light, CornwaK Cope, A. S., A. R. A., London. 48. Portrait of Lady Hickman. Lent by Sir Alfred Hickman, Bart., M. P. 49. Portrait of Vice-Admiral Sir John Fisher, G. C. B. Lent by Lady Fisher. Corbet, M. Ridley, A. R. A. (deceased). 50. Sunrise. Lent by Mrs. M. Ridley Corbet. Corbet, Mrs. M. Ridley, London. 51. "Who that beheld that sun upon thee set, Fair Athens! could thine evening face forget!" Cotman, F. G., R. I., London. 52. Rievaulx, Yorkshire. Coventry, R. M. G., R. S. W., Glasgow. 53. The Heart of the Trossachs. Lent by G. Crookston, Esq. Crane, Walter, R. W. S., London. 54. Peace. Da Costa, John, London. 55. Una and the Wood Gods. Davies, E., R. L, Leicester. 56. An Old Monmouthshire Canal near Abergavenny. Lent by Basil Ellis, Esq. Davis, H. W. B., R. A., Radnor. 57. Summer Evening on the French 58. Coast. British Wild Cattle. Dewhurst, Wynford, R. B. A., Leighton Buzzard. 59. Souvenirs of Wiesbaden. 192 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Dicksee, Frank, R. A., London. 60. La Belle I>ame sans Merci. Dickson, F., R. B. A., Stratford-on-Avon. 61. Burning Weeds. Dillon, Frank, R. I., London. 62. The Two Memnons, Thebes. Docharty, A. B., R. S. W., Glasgow. 63. Winter Sunshine, Glen Finlas. 64. The Brook. Dollman, J. C, R. I., London. 65. Mowgli made Leader of the Bandar-Log. (The Jungle Book: Rudyard Kipling.) Downie, Patrick, R. S. W., Skelmorlie. 66. An Old Port on the Clyde. Draper, Herbert, London. 67. The Sea Maiden. East, Alfred, A. R. A., London. 68. The Edge of the Somme. 69. Gibraltar from Algeciras. Lent by the Corporation of Liverpool. Eastman, F. S., London. 70. Portrait of Mrs. Alfred Robinson. Lent by Alfred Robinson, Esq. Elias, A., London. 71. The Flock: Summer Afternoon. Farquharson, David, A. R. S. A., Sennen Cove, Land's End. 72. Summer Showers, Ben Venue. Lent by Messrs. Arthur Tooth & Sons. 73. A Cornish Valley. Lent by Messrs. Arthur Tooth & Sons. Farquharson, J., A. R. A., London. 74. "The struggling moonbeams' misty light." 75. "Across the snow they travel wearily and slow." Fergusson, J. D., R. B. A., Edinburgh. 76. A Square in Cadiz: Moonlight. Fildes, Luke, R. A., London. 77. Portrait of Mrs. James Reynolds and her Daughter Lelia. Lent by James Reynolds, Esq. Fisher, S. Melton, London. 78. The Chess Players. Lent by the Corporation of Liverpool. Fletcher, B., Enfield. 79. Sacrament Sunday. Exhibit No. Foottet, Fred, R. B. A., London. 80. "Ere Twilight Crowns the Night." T o s t o n Vale, Cumberland, Wordsworth's Country. Forbes, Stanhope A., A. R. A., Penzance. 81. Off to Skibbereen. 82. The Hay Cart. Lent by John Hutton Balfour-Browne, Esq., K. C. Forbes, Mrs. Stanhope A., A. R. W. S^ Penzance. 83. The Dream Princess. Fox, E. Phillips, London. 84. A Love Story. Fry, Roger E., London. 85. St. George and the Dragon. Fulton, David, R. S. W., Glasgow. 86. Autumn Sunshine. 87. Autumn Morning, West High- lands. Furse, Charles W,, A. R. A., Camberley. 88. Return from the Ride. 89. Portrait of Vice-Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, C. B., K. C. V. O. Lent by Lord Charles Beresford, C. B., K. C. V. O. Garratt, A., London. 90. The King's Yeoman. Gibb, Robert, R. S. A., Edinburgh. 91. Hougomont, 1815. Lent by E. B. Low, Esq. 92. Saving of the Colors by the Guards at Inkermann. Lent by the Frederick Hotels Co. Glazebrook, H. de T., London. 93. Portrait of Mrs. Montrose Cloete. Lent by Montrose Cloete, Esq. Goodwin, Albert, R. W. S., Ilfracombe. 94. Sinbad in the Valley of Diamonds (The Arabian Nights Tales). Lent by the Corporation of Maidstone, Kent. Gore, W. Henry, R. B. A. 95. Stolen Kisses are tlie Sweetest. Gotch, T. C, Shottermill. 96. Holy Motherhood. Gow, A. C, R. A., London. 97. Washington's Farewell to the Army. GREAT BRITAIN. 193 Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Grace, J. E., R. B. A., London. 98. Evening's Twilight. Graham, Peter, R. A., H. R. S. A., Lon- don. 99. In the Highlands. 100. Restless Surges. Graham, T., H. R. S. A., London. loi. The Passing Salute, Bell Rock Lighthouse. Lent by Mrs. Lawrie. Gregory, E. J., R. A., P. R. I., London. 102. Boulter's Lock on the Thames: Sunday Afternoon. Lent by C. J. Galloway, Esq. Hacker, A., A. R. A., London. 103. Leaf Drift. 104. Portrait of Mrs. O. Maxwell Ayrton. Haite, G. C, R. B. A., London. 105. Queen Victoria's Jubilee: Pro- cession passing the Houses of Parliament, Westminster. Hale, E.. Matthew, Godalming. 106. The Conqueror's Horses. Haley, Henry J., London. 107. The Engraving Apprentice. Hall, Fred, Dorking. 108. Lowland Pastures. 109. The Duck Pond. Harcourt, G., Bushey. no. A Wanderer. 111. Dawn. Hare, St. George, R. I., London. 112. Maids Who Love the Moon. Hartrick, A. S., London. 113. The Undiscovered Country. Hatherell, William, R. L, London. 114. A River Picnic. Hayes, Edwin, R. H. A., R. I., London. 115. Spanish Fishing Fleet off Sueritif Mountain, Coast of Spain. Hayward, A. F. W., Winchester. 116. Peonies. Hemy, C. Napier, A. R. A., Falmouth. 117- The Pilot. Lent by Thos. F. Blackwell, Esq. Exhibit No. Henderson, J. Morris, Glasgow. 118. Near Ballantrae, Ayrshire, Scot- land. Henderson, John, Glasgow. 119. Landscape — An Ayrshire Stream. Henderson, Joseph, R. S. W., Glasgow. 120. Wind and Rain. 121. The Flowing Tide. Lent by the Corporation of Glasgow. Henry, James L., London. 122. Winter Quarters, St. Ives, Corn- wall. Herkomer, H, von, C. V. O., R. A., R. W. S., Bushey. 123. The Makers of My House. 124. Watching the Invaders. 124a. Portrait of the Duke of Somer- set. Lent by Her Grace the Duchess of Somerset. Hewett, Miss M., London. 125. Prospects of Punch. Hill, J. S., R. I., London. 126. Near Yarmouth. Hobkirk, Stuart, St. Ives. 127. In the Paris Flower Markets. Holman-Hunt, W., London. 128. May Morning on Magdalen Tower, Oxford. Hook, J. C, R. A., Farnham. " 129. The Sea-mew's Nest. Hughes, Talbot, London. 130. Played Out. Lent by S. White, Esq. Hunter, Colin, A. R. A., London. 131. Voices of the Sea. Hunter, J. Young, Newmarket. 132. Forest Lovers. Hunter, Mrs. J. Young, Newmarket. 133. "Where Shall Wisdom be Found?" Jenkins, Blanche, London. 134. Her Morning Ride. John, A. E., London. 135. Portrait of Professor John Mac- donald Mackay. Lent by the University Club, Liverpool. Johnson, E. Borough, R. B. A., London. 136. Eventide. 194 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Joy, G. W., London. 137. Griselda: "Flower of wifely pa- tience."— Chaucer. Kay, Archibald, R. S. W. 138. Flood in Highlands of Scotland. 139. Springtime in Glen Lochy, Perth- shire. Kemp-Welch, Lucy E., R. B. A., Bushey. 140. The Incoming Tide. Kennington, T. B., London. 141. Serena, fovmd of Savages. "Faerie Queen." — Spenser. King, Yeend, V. P. R. I., London. 142. Christchurch, Hants. Laidlay, W. J., R. B. A., London. 143. A French Windmill. La Thangue, H. H., A. R. A., Petworth. 144. Tucking the Rick. Lent by Thomas Blackwell, Esq. 145. A Sawing Horse. Lent by C. J. Galloway, Esq. Leader, B. W., R. A., Gomshall, near Guilford. 146. Sunset After Rain. 147. Southward from Surrey's pleas- ant hills. Lee, Sydney, London. 148. The Two Brewers. Leighton, Lord, P. R. A. (deceased). 149. Perseus and Pegasus with the Head of Medusa. Lent by the Corporation of Leicester. 150. Perseus and Andromeda. Lent by Messrs. Arthur Tooth & Sons. 151. Clytemnestra. Lent by the Leigh- ton House Committee. Lenfestey, Giffard H., R. B. A., London. 152. By the Cornish Sea. "All sand and cliff and deep in running cave." — Tennyson. Leslie, G. D., R. A., Wallingford. 153' The Lily Pond. 154. In Time of War. Lent by Fran- cis James Fry, Esq., D. L., J. P. Liddell, T. Hodson, Pershore. 155. Borderland. "Fair Eskdale, up and down." Exhibit No. Lindner, Moffat, London. 156. The Flowing Tide. Linton, Sir James D., R. I., London. 157. Washing the Beggars' Feet on Maundy Thursday. Llewellyn, W., London. 158. Portrait of Mrs. Arthur Blom- field. Logsdail, W., London. 159. A Hot Morning on the Zattere, Venice. Longstaff, J., London. 160. Portrait of a Lady. Lorimer, John, R. S. A., Edinburgh. 161. The White Lady. 162. Idyll, Autumn. Loudan, Mouat, London. 163. "Alas! That Spring should van- ish with the Rose! That Youth's sweet-scented man- uscript should close!" — Omar Khayyam. Lent by the Cor- poration of Liverpool. Lucas, J. Seymour, R. A., R. I., London. 164. "God rest ye, merry gentlemen, Let nothing you dismay." Lent by Alfred F. Bird, Esq. Macarthur, Lindsay G., Broadway. 165. The End of the Parish. Macbeth, R. W., R. A., R. W. S., London. 166. When Love Makes Hay With the Sunshine. Maclean, Alexander, R. B. A., London. 167. A Land Breeze. Macwhirter, J., R. A., H. R. S. A., Lon- don. 168. An Alpine Meadow. McCormick, Arthur D., H. R. B. A., London. 169. The Fairies' Dance. Manning, W. Westley, R. B. A., London. 170. The Golden Hour. "When the bright sunset fills the silver woods with light." McEvoy, A. A., Shrivenham. 171. The Engraving. Lent by J. Staats Forbes, Esq. GREAT BRITAIN. "95 Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. McEwan, Tom, R. S. W., Glasgow. 172. A Favoured Guest. (Scotch In- terior.) Lent by John Tullis, Esq. 173. "She pauses oft when at her wheel, To think on him she lo'es so weel." McGregor, R., R. S. A., Edinburgh. 174. Shrimpers on the Coast of Brit- tany. 175. Shrimp Dredgers. McTaggart, Wm., R. S. A., Broomie- knowe. 176. Wet Sands, Machrihanish Bay. Meade, Arthur, St. Ives, Cornwall. 177. A Wind-swept Shore. Lent by the Corporation of Preston. Michie, J. Coutts, A. R. S. A., London. 178. Autumn Shadows. 179. The Wane of Sunset. Millais, Sir J. E., Bart., P. R. A. (de- ceased). 180. Chill October. Lent by the Rt. Hon. Lord Armstrong. 181. Diana Vernon. Lent by Cecil Sebag Montefiore, Esq. 182. Murthly Water. View of a stretch of the Tay. Lent by Pandeli RalH, Esq. 183. Portrait of J. C. Hook, Esq., R. A. Lent by J. C. Hook, Esq., R. A. 184. Portrait of Sir James Paget, Bart. Lent by the Governors of St. Bartholomew's Hospital. 185. Portrait of the late Cardinal New- man. Lent by His Grace the Duke of Norfolk, K. G. Moira, Professor Gerald, London. 186. The King's Daughter. Moore, Albert (deceased). 187. The Quartette. A painter's tribute to music. Lent by Mrs. William Coltart. Moore, Henry A. (deceased). 188. St. Alban's Race. Lent by Mrs. Florence M. A. Luker. 189. Storm Brewing. Lent by Mrs. Florence M. A. Luker. Mostyn, Tom, London. 190. Unsolved. Lent by James Gres- ham, Esq. Exhibit No. Muirhead, David, London. 191. The Lost Piece of Silver. Lent by C. H. Moore, Esq. Murray, David, A. R. A., A. R. S. A., London. 192. The Braes of Yarrow. 193. Bolton Abbey, from Hartington's Seat. Normand, Ernest, London. 194. On the Threshold. Normand, Mrs. Ernest. See Rae, Hen- rietta. Nowell, Arthur T., London. 195. Collin and Wilfred Nowell. Olivier, Herbert A., London. 196. Portrait of Mrs. Barclay Peat. Olsson, Julius, R. B. A., St. Ives, Corn- wall. 197. Storm. Orchardson, Chas. Q., R. B. A., London. 198. Story of a Rose. Orchardson, W, Q., R. A., H. R. S. A., London. 199. The Borgia. Lent by J. Murray, Esq. 200. Portrait of Sir Walter Gilbey, Bart. Presented to him by His Majesty, King Edward VTI, then Prince of Wales. Sub- scribed for by 1,300 contributors in recognition of his services to horse breeding. 201. Portrait of Sir David Stewart, late Provost of Aberdeen. Lent by the Corporation of Aberdeen. Orpen, William, London. 202. The Fracture. Lent by Captain G. C. Swinton. Ouless, Walter W., R. A., London. 203. Portrait of Mrs. E. M. Denny. Lent by Edward M. Denny, Esq. 204. Portrait of the late Cardmal Manning. Park, Stuart, Kilmarnock. 205. Purple Cineraria. Lent by John Wishart, Esq. Parsons, Alfred, A. R. A., London. 206. Brown Autumn. Parton, Ernest, London. 207. A Mountain Pool. 208. In the Tangled Wild Wood. 196 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Perugini, C. E., London. 209. The World Forgetting. Perugini, Mrs. C. E., London. 210. Portrait of Barbara, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bancroft. Pickering, J. L., London. 211. The Peaks of Evisa, Corsica: Winter's First Caress. Poynter, Sir Edward J., Bart., P. R. A., London. 212. The Greek Dance. 213. The Catapult: Siege of Carthage. Lent by Sir C. Furness, M. P. 214. The Cave of the Storm Nymphs. Lent by James Gresham, Esq. Price, Julius M., London. 215. Viaticum. Prinsep, Val. C, R. A., London. 216. Venetian Women After Their Day's Work. "Dans Venise la rouge." — Alfred de Musset. Proctor, Adam E., R. B. A., Guilford. 217. The Gift of the Sea. Rae, Henrietta (Mrs. E. Normand), Lon- don. 218. The Sirens. Raid, Flora M., Polperro. 219. Charity — "For the Sick and Needy." Reid, Sir George, R. S. A., Edinburgh. 220. Portrait of W. W. Robertson, Esq., Master of the Merchant Company of Edinburgli, 1895- 1897. Lent by the Merchant Company of Edinburgh. 221. Portrait of Tom Morris. Lent by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, Fife, N. B. Reid, G. Ogilvie, R. S. A., Edinburgh. 222. Prince Charlie's Flight. Lent by W. Wotherspoon, Esq. 223. The Gordons' Warning. Lent by W. Wotherspoon, Esq. Reid, John R., R. I., Polperro. 224. Rival Grandfathers. Lent by the Corporation of Liverpool. Richmond, Sir W. B., K. C. B., R. A., London. 225. Venus and Anchises. Lent by the Corporation of Liverpool. Exhibit No. Riviere, Briton, R. A., London. 226. Aphrodite. Lent by Sir Alfred Hickman, Bart., M. P. 227. Temptation in the Wilderness. Lent by the Corporation of London. Riviere, Hugh G., London. 228. Portrait of Alex. B. W. Kennedy, Esq., F. R. S., LL. D., Emeritus Professor of Engineering in University College, London. Lent by Dr. Alex. B. W. Ken- nedy, F. R. S. Robertson, Tom, R. B. A., London. 229. The Golden Moon. Robinson, Douglas, London. 230. Lavacourt by Moonlight. Lent by the Hon. Mr. Justice Darl- ing. Rooke, H. K., R. B. A., Sutton. 231. The End of the Day: Bosham. Roos, Eva (Mrs. Vedder), London. 232. Home Lessons. Rothenstein, William, London. 233. The Doll's House. Russell, Walter W., London. 234. The Duck Pond. Sandys, Frederick, R. I. 235. Valkyrie. Lent by Edward M. Denny, Esq. Sant, James, R. A., London. 236. Scene from Enoch Arden. Lent by G. W. Brown, Esq. 237. Head of Napoleon. Lent by the Right Honorable The Earl of Rosebcry, K. G. Schafer, H. T., London. 238. A Spray of Blossoms. Shapland, John, Exeter. 239. Fairy Led. Lent by Richmond White, Esq. Shaw, J. Byam, R. I., London. 240. Boer War, 1900. Lent by the Artist. 241. "Time and Chance Happeneth to All." Sheard, T. F. M., R. B. A., London. 242. The Wood Gatherers. Sickert, Bernard, London. 243. De Groote Kerk, Dordrecht. GREAT BRITAIN. 197 Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Sims, Charles, London. 244. Water Babies. Solomon, Solomon J., A. R. A., London. 245. Portrait of J. H. Levy, Esq. Lent by J. H. Levy, Esq. Somerscales, Thomas, Hull. 246. Corvette Shortening Sail to Pick up a Shipw^recked Crew. Lent by Frank L. Pearson, Esq. Speed, Harold, London. 247. Griselda. 248. The Dart at Dittisham. Spenlove-Spenlove, F., R. B. A., London. 249. "Unto this Last." The Pilot's Funeral, Southw^old: Winter. Stanley, Lady (Dorothy Stanley), Lon- don. 250. Love's Looking-glass. Steer, P. Wilson, London. 251. The Rainbow. Lent by C. K. Butler, Esq. 252. The Mirror. Lent by A. M. Daniel, Esq. Stevenson, R. Macauley, Milngavie. 253. The Auld House. Stokes, Adrian, London. 254. Southern Highlands, Austria. Stone, Marcus, R. A., London. 255. The Soldier's Return. Lent by Messrs. Raphael Tuck & Sons. Storey, G. A., A. R. A., London. 256. Bianca. Stott, Edward, Amberley. 257. Sunday Morning. Lent by W. A. Darbishire, Esq. 258. The Year's Youth. Lent by Mrs. Innes. Stuart, Charles, London. 259. Loch Katrine and Ellen's Isle, Scotland. Swinstead, G. Hillyard, R. B. A., London. 260. Near Waters-Meet, North Devon. Swynnerton, Mrs. A. L., London. 261. New Risen Hope. Symonds, W. E., London. 262. Portrait of Mrs. Caleb Rose. Exhibit No. Tayler, A. Chevallier, London. 263. Benedicti Novi Militis. 264. Dinners and Diners. Thomson, George, London. 265. St. Paul's Cathedral. Thomson, Leslie, R. I., London. 266. The Brook. Thornton, Alfred H. R., Bath. 267. Scene on the Arno. Lent by the Hon. Mr. Justice Darling. Titcomb, W. H. Y., St. Ives, Cornwall. 268. A Magic Pool. Tonks, Henry, London. 269. osamond and the Purple Jar. Lent by F. J. Mercer, Esq. 270. L^ortrait of Miss Rosa Waugh. Lent by Prof. F. Brown. Top? n, F. W. W., R. I., Ewhurst. 27' Rescued from the Plague, Lon- don, 1665. (From Pepys' Diary.) Trier, Hans, R. B. A., Londor 272. Venice. Lent by the \rtist. 273. Rialto, Venice. Tuke, H. S., A. R. A., London. 274. The Run Home. Waite, E. W., Dorking. 275. The Fall of the Year. Walker, Ethel, London. 276. Angela. Walton, Frank, R. I. 277. Waterlands Farm, near Leith Hill, Surrey. Wardle, Arthur, London. 278. Stalkers. Waterhouse, J. W., R. A., London. 279. Hylas and the Nymphs. Lent by the Corporation of Manchester. Waterlow, Sir E. A., R. A., P. R. W. S., London. 280. Autumn Evening in Picardy. 281. Warkworth Castle, Northumber- land. Lent by the Corporation of Manchester. Watson, G. Spencer, London. 282. Portrait of Sir R. Douglas Powell, Bart., M. D. (Physician Ex- traordinary to His Majesty, the King). Lent by Sir R. Douglas Powell, Bart., M. D. DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Oil Paintings and Water Colors. Exhibit No. Watts, G. F., R. A., London. 283. "The habit does not make the monk." Lent by The Lady Rothschild. 284. Brynhilde. Lent by Mrs. Russell Barrington. 285. Portrait of Russell H. Barring- ton, Esq. Lent by Mrs. Russell Barrington. West, J. Walter, A. R. W. S., Northwood. 286. The Miniature. Lent by L. Held- mann, Esq., J. P. Williams, Terrick, London. 287. A Turkish Boat, Ragusa. Wood, Miss E. Stewart, London. 288. An Autumn Wood. Wyllie, Charles W„ A. R. A., London. 289. The Backwater. 290. The Edge of the Marsh. Wyllie, W. L., A. R. A., Rochester. 291. A Whole Gale of Wind. Yeames, W. F., R. A., Hanwell. 292. Defendant and Counsel. Water Colors, Allan, Robert W., R. W. S., London. 293. End of a Summer Storm. Allingham, Mrs., R. W. S., London. 294. Old Surrey Cottage. 295. The Waller Oak. 296. Old Staircase, Whittington Court, near Cheltenham. Lent by the Artist. Alma-Tadema, Miss A., London. 297. Tulips. Lent by Messrs. A. Tooth & Sons. Almond, W. Douglas, R. I,, London. 298. Camille Desmoulins. Aumonier, J., R. I., London. 299. An Old Chalk Pit. Bayliss, Sir Wyke, P. R. B, A., London. 300. Milan Cathedral: South Side of Choir. Bell, Robert Anning, R. W. S., East Hagbourne. 301. A Battle of Flowers. 302. The Red Skein. Benett, Newton, Wallingford. 303. Tewkesbury. Exhibit No. Bennett, William B., Bushey. 304. The Echo. Boot, W. H. J,, R. B. A., London. 305. Limburg-on-Lahn, Nassau, Ger- many. Brabazon, H. B., London. 306. The Giudecca. Lent by J. S. Sargent, Esq., R. A. 307. The Taj. Lent by J. S. Sargent, Esq., R. A. Briggs, E. E., London. 308. In the Deer Forest, Glen Orchy, Argyleshire. Lent by the Artist. 309. Trout Fishing in Galloway. Brown, A. K., A. R. S, A., Glasgow. 310. Summer Day in Scotland. Browne, Tom, R. I., London. 311. Old Cronies. Bulleid, G. L., A. R. W. S., Bath. 312. The Dancer. Bundy, Edgar, R. I., London. 313. The Sword Cutler's Daughter. 314. Laughter Lightens Labor. Burne-Jones, Sir Edward, Bart, (de- ceased). 315. St. Theophilus and the Angel. Lent by Arthur Edmund Street, Esq. 316. The Prioress' Tale. (Tempera.) Lent by Lady Colville. Burrington, A., R. I., London. 317. A Daughter of the South. Butler, Miss M. A., A. R. W. S., Thomas- town. 318. The Problem. Callow, Wm., R. W. S., Great Missenden. 319. Menagio on Lake Como. Cameron, D. Y., Kippen. 320. Palace Doorway, Venice. Clark, Christopher, London. 321. 27th Inniskillings in Square For- mation, June l8th, 1815. Collier, T., R. I. (deceased). 322. Cumberland Moors. Lent by Henry Burton, Esq. 323. Going Home. Lent by Henry Burton, Esq. 324. North Wales. Lent by Henry Burton, Esq. GREAT BRITAIN. 199 Water Colors. Exhibit No. Collins, W. W., R. I., Wareham. 325. Victory: The Bronze Age. Cotman, F. G., R. I., London. 326. An Ancient Fort, Suffolk. Lent by the Royal Institute of Paint- ers in Water Colors. Coutts, H., Windermere. 327. Cartmel Priory, S. Lancashire. Crane, Walter, Pres. Arts and Crafts Ex- , hibition Society, R. W. S., London. 328. Sorrow and Spring. Dadd, Frank, R. I., London. 329. Claret and Small Beer. Lent by W. H. Lever, Esq. Davies, E., R. I., Leicester. 330. Winter Among the Hills, North Wales. Davis, F. W., R. L, Birmingham. 331. A Forgotten Craft. Lent by W. J. Fieldhouse, Esq. Davis, Lucien, R. I., London. 332. Third Figure of the Lancers. Duff, J. R. K., London. 333. Homewards. Pastel. East, Alfred, A. R. A., London. 334. October. 335. Durham. Evans, Bernard, R. I., Harrogate. 336. From the Grand Hotel, Grasse, to the Mediterranean. Ferrier, G. S., R. L, Edinburgh. 337. Afterglow. Finnemore, J., Northwood. 338. On a River Omnibus, Volendam, N. Holland. Fry, Roger E., London. 339- The Railway Viaduct, near Dork- ing. Fulleylove, John, R. L, London. 340- Chelsea Pensioners at the Tomb of Wellington in St. Paul's Cathedral. 341- The Temple of Nike Apteros on the Acropolis, Athens. Fullwood, John, R. B. A., Horsham. 342. The Vale of Slinfold, Sussex, England. Lent by H. Griffiths, Esq. Exhibit No. George, Ernest, London. 343. The Towers of Cremona. Gilbert, Sir John, R. A. (deceased). 344. The Battle of the Standard. Lent by the Corporation of London. 345. Edward III at the Siege of Calais. Lent by the Corpora- tion of London. Goodwin, Albert, R. W. S., Ilfracombe. 346. New Sarum from the Old. Lent by J. W. Wadsworth, Esq. 347. Holyrood. Lent by Henry Silver, Esq. Green, Charles, R. I. (deceased). 348. Little Nell and her Grandfather at the races. Lent by the Ex- ecutors of the late W. Lock- wood, Esq. 349. The Pickwick Club. (Example of a series in Charles Dickens' Works.) Lent by the Executors of the late W. Lockwood, Esq. Gregory, E. J., R. A., P. R. I., London. 350. Before the Sitting. Lent by Wolf Harris, Esq. 351. A Vista of Teens. Hague, Anderson, R. I., Llandudno. 352. The Village Brook. Hale, W. Matthew, R. W. S., London. 353' Westminster. 354. Berne. 355. A Road in Bordighera. Hammond, Gertrude D., R. L, London. 356. A Reading from Plato. 357* "The Birthday of my Life has come. My Love has come to me." Hammond, T. W., Nottingham. 358. Over the Ocean's Breast. Pastel. Hankey, W. Lee, R. I., London. 359. The First-Born. Hard wick, J. Jessop, A. R. W. S., Thames Ditton. 360. Gatherings from the Woods. Hardy, Dudley, R. I., London. 361. The Fishwives. Lent by W. Jessop, Esq. Hassall, John, R. I., London. 362. "Hark! Hark! The dogs do bark. The beggars are coming to town." DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Water Colors. Exhibit No. Hatherell, William, R. I., London. 363. Fishfolk at Cannes. Hay, P. A., R. S. W., London. 364. Old Tummel Bridge, Perthshire, Scotland. Hayes, Claude, R. I., Guildford. 365. Near Conway, N. Wales. Hayes, Edwin, R. H. A., R. I., London. 366. Dover Roads. Henshall, J. H., R. W. S., Southport. 367. The Dreamers. Herkomer, H. von, C. V. O., R. A., R. W. S., Bushey. 368. The Strangers Within the Gate. Lent by the Rt. Hon. W. J. Pirrie. Hodson, S. J., R. W. S., London. 369. The Aqua Morta, Verona. 370. Tlie Fruit and Vegetable Market, Caudebec-en-Caux, France. Hopkins, Arthur, R. W. S., London. 371. Rough Sea, North Coast of Corn- wall. Hughes, Edward R., R. W. S., London. 372. A Valkyrie. Lent by J. H. Hed- dferwick, Esq. Hunt, Thos., R. S. W., Glasgow. 374. On the Common. 375. Cattle Market, Le Paouet, Brit- tany. James, Francis E., Tuston. 376. Flowcrpiece. 377. Wallllowers. Lent by E. J. van Wisselingh, Esq. Johnson, Cyrus, R. L, London. 378. Newnliam Mill, Cambridge. Kemp-Welch, Lucy E., R. B. A., Bushey. 379. Children in the Forest. King, Yeend, V. P. R. I., London. 380. Spcttisbnry Bridge. Lent by J. Oppenheim, Esq. Kirkpatrick, J., Liverpool. 381. The Marshan Gate, Tangier, Mo- Exhibit No. Knight, Joseph, Bryn Glas. 382. Ending Day. Lent by the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colors. Knowles, G. Sheridan, R. I., London. 383. Dreamers. Lent by A. E. T. Hinchcliffe, Esq. Linton, Sir James D., R. L, London. 384. Sylvia. Lent by E. Meredith Crosse, Esq. Little, Robert, R. W. S., Northwood. 385. A Jacobite Gathering. Lent by Henry Barran, Esq. 386. The Ewe Lamb. MacCoU, D. S., Twickenham. 387. The Belfry and Watchtower of Calais. 388. Tarbert, Loch Fyne. Lent by Chas. Newton-Robinson, Esq. .MacCulloch, James, R. B. A., London. 389. Inverarnan, Head of Loch Lo- mond, N. B. Lent by Wm. Griffiths, Esq. Macgoun, Miss H. C. Preston, R. S. W., Edinburgh. 390. The First Pair. Lent by Andrew T. Reid, Esq. McBride, Alex., R. I., Glasgow. 391. On the Kennett, Woolhampton, Berks. Marrable, Mrs. M., Pres. Society of Women Artists. 392. Pergola Riva Lago di Garda. Lent by H. Myddelton Gavay, Esq. Marshall, Herbert, R. W. S., London. 393. A Grey Evening: Whitby. 394. Chartres. Meyerheim, R., R. L, Horsham. 395. The Springtime of Life. Montalba, Clara, R. W. S., Venice. 396. A Venetian Canal. 397. A Venetian Palace. Moscheles, Felix, London. 398. Robert Browning's Study in De Vere Gardens, Kensington, as it was in the poet's lifetime. Nisbet, Pollok S., A. R. S. A., Edinburgh. 399. Showery Weather in Glenfallock. GREAT BRITAIN. Water Colors. Exhibit No. Nisbet, R. B., R. S. A., R. I., Crieff. 400. A July Day. Lent by Richard D. Holt, Esq. 401. Clearing up After Rain. North, J. W., A. R. A., R. W. S., Taunton. 402. The Wood Reeve's Daughter. Lent by Peter Williams, Esq. 403. Old Apple Trees. Lent by Alfred Parsons, Esq., A. R. A. Oddy, H. R., Halifax. 404. A Shearing. Pastel. Palmer, Sutton, London. 405. Near Barnard Castle, Yorkshire. Parsons, Alfred, A. R. A., London. 406. China Roses, Broadway. Lent by Aston Webb, Esq., R. A., P. R. L B. A. Paterson, James, A. R. S. A., Monianie. 407. Midlothian Landscape. Pedder, J., R. I., Maidenhead. 408. Windsor Castle: Evening. Lent by J. Herbert Roberts, Esq., M. P. Pocock, Lexden L., London. 409. The Butterfly. Powell, Sir Francis, P. R. S. W., Dunoon, N. B. 410. Sunset: Holy Lock. Powles, Lewis C, London. 411. Assisi. 412. Sirmione, Lago di Garda. Poynter, Sir Edward J., 3art., P. R. A., London. 413- Nut Gathering. 414. On Lake Como. 415. In Dunrobin Glen. Rackham, Arthur, A. R. W. S., London. 416. Andromeda. 417' Falling Leaves. Lent by Harris Rackham, Esq. 418. The Beggar's Bride. (Grimm's "King Grizzle Beard.") Lent by Miss E. Turner. Rainey, William, R. I., Chichester. 419- Lamplight. Raid, John R., R. I., Polperro. 420. An Old Cornish Fisherman. Rich, Alfred W., Hurstpierpoint. 421. A Surrey Woodland. Exhibit No. Rimington, A. Wallace, R. B. A., London. 422. Gloucester Cathedral. Rooke, T. M., R. W. S., London. 423. The Crown of Normandy, St. Owen's Tower, Rouen. 424. The Western Porches of Bourges Cathedral. Ryland, H., R. I., London. 425. "The Day is Done." Severn, Arthur, R. I., Coniston. 426. Fog Clearing, Billingsgate. (Fish market on the Thames below London Bridge.) Shepperson, Claude A., R. L, London. 427. "So lives love's little hour." Smith, Hely, R. B. A., London. 428. Out Across the Bay. Smythe, Lionel P., A. R. A., R. W. S., Wimereux. i 429. Under the Greenwood Tree. Lent [ by Sydney Vacher, Esq. .1 Smythe, Miss M., A. R. W. S., Wimereux. 430. Winter Gleanings. Steer, P. Wilson, London. 431. Richmond Castle. Stevenson, R. Macauley, Milngavie, N. B. 432. The Gloaming Hour. Stewart, Arthur, London. 433. Sir Thopas. Stokes, Mrs. Adrian, London. 434- Melisande. (Maeterlinck.) (Tem- pera.) Swan, Alice M., London. 435- The Torn Gown. Lent by Mrs. Godsal. Thomson, Leslie, R. I., London. 436. Holyhead Mountain. Lent by the Royal Institute of Painters in W^ater Colors. Thorne-Waite, R., R. W. S., London. 437. Autumn. Lent by James Walton Wadsworth, Esq. 438. Richmond, Yorkshire: Founded by Alan, first Norman Earl of Richmond, Twelfth Century. Thornycroft, Miss H., London. 439. Harebells. Tonks, Henry, London. 440. The Glade. 203 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Water Colors, Drawings, Etchings and Engravings. Exhibit No. Tucker, Arthur, R. B. A., Windermere. 441. The Old Homestead, Blea Tarn, Westmoreland. Van Ruith, Horace, London. 442. Fantaisie. Walker, W. Eyre, R. W. S., Byfleet. 443. The Passing of the Storm Clouds. Lent by Mrs. L. A. Carlisle. Walton, Frank, R. I., Dorking. 444. La Coupee — Sark. Waterlow, Sir E. A., R. A., P. R. W. S., London. 445. Warkworth Valley, Northumber- land. Weedon, A. W., R. I., London. 446. Returning from Sandwich Market. Weguelin, J. R., R. W. S., Winchelsea. 447. Arcadia. West, J. Walter, A. R. W. S., Northwood, R. S. O. 448. The Thorny Path of Knowledge. Lent by R. Corfield Bucknall, Esq. Whaite, H. Clarence, P. R. C. A., R. W. S., London. 449. A Mountain Pass in Cambria. Winder, W. Smallwood, Kendal. 450. A Passing Gleam: Mardale. Wollen, W. B., R. I., London. 451. Union Brigade of Waterloo. Lent by the Colonel and Officers of 20th Middlesex R. Vs. GROUPS 9 AND 10. DRAWINGS, ENGRAVINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS. Appleton, T. G., Great Missenden. 452. Mary Amelia, Marchioness of Salisbury. After Sir J. Rey- nolds. ATezzotint Engraving. 453. "Roxalana." After Sir J. Rey- nolds. Mezzotint Engraving. 454. Lady Hamilton as "Bacchante." After Romney. Mezzotint En- graving. Ball, Wilfrid, R. E., Godalming. 455. Venice after Sundown. Etching. Exhibit No. Bauerle, Miss A., A. R. E. 456. Pan. Etching. 457. Bacchus. Etching. 458. A Song of the Sea. Etching. 459. The Mermaid. Etching. Beardsley, Aubrey (deceased). 460. Border Design for "SaL '^ " Black and White Drav/inj 461. Frontispiece to John Daviaa^.i s Plays. Black and White Draw- ing. Lent by John Lane, Esq. Bell, Robert Anning, R. W. S., East Hag- bourne. 462. Illustration to Spenser's "Epithal- amium." Pen Drawing. 463. Illustration to "The Golden Goose" (Grimm's Tales). Pen Drawing. 464. Illustration to "Pilgrim's Prog- ress." Pen Drawing. Bolingbroke, Miss M., R. E., London. 465. In the Furrowed Land. Etching. 466. Prior's Door, Ely. Etching. 467. "From out the wave her struc- tures rise." Etching. 468. Companions. Dry Point. Bone, Muirhead, Chiswick. 469. View in the Savoy, London. Drawing. 470. Demolitions in the Strand, Lon- don. Drawing. Brangwyn, Frank, A. R. A., London. 471. London Bridge. Etching. 472. Turkish Cemetery. Etching. 473. Assisi. Etching. 474. Road in Picardy. Etching. 475. Barnard Castle. Etching. Bridgewater, H. Scott, Bushey. 476. Clytie. After Lord Leighton. Mezzotint. 477. Mrs. H. Drummond. After Sir H. Raeburn. Mezzotint. 478. Queen Charlotte. After Gains- borough. Mezzotint. 479. Miranda. After Romney. Mez- zotint. 480. Playmates. After Luke Fildes, R. A. Mezzotint. Brock, Charles E., Cambridge. 481. A Let Down. Drawing for "Punch." Pen Drawing. GREAT BRITAIN. 203 Drawings, Engravings and Etchings. Exhibit No. Brock, H. M., Cambridge. 482. illustration to "The Pilgrim's Progress." Pen and Ink Draw- ing. 483. Illustration to "John Halifax." Pen and Ink Drawing. Brooke, L. Leslie, Steventon. 48 '..Improvements at the Zoo ("Punch" _J Drawing). Drawing. 485. Improvements at the Zoo ("Punch" Drawing). Drawing. Burne-Jones, Sir Edward, Bart, (de- ceased). 486. Venus Concordia. Lead Pencil on White Paper. 487. Venus Discordia. Lead Pencil on White Paper. 488. Study of a Draped Figure. Black and Red Chalk on Tinted Paper heightened with Gold and White. Lent by Sir Edward J. Poynter, Bart., P. R. A. 489. Studies in "Perseus" Series, in Water Color: i. The Rock of Doom. 2. The Doom Fulfilled. 490. Two Studies, in Colored Chalks. 491. Four Studies of Heads. 492. Study for Wood Fairy, in Un- finished Picture of Avalon. Pen- cil Drawing. 493. Study of Head for Angel of An- nunciation. 494. Design for Water Color, "Song of Solomon." Pencil Drawing. 495. Two Studies of Heads. Two Studies of Hair. Pencil Draw- ings. 496. Studies of Armour, "Perseus" Series. Lent by Sir Philip Burne-Jones, Bart. 497. Finished Drawings of "Le Chant d'Amour." Lead Pencil on White Paper. 498. Study of a Draped Female Figure behind a Column. In Red, Black and White Chalk, on Tinted Paper. 499. Study of a Nude Female Seated Figure. In Red, Black and White Chalk, on Tinted Paper. 500. Study of a Nude Female Seated Figure. In Red, Black and White Chalk, on Tinted Paper. Lent by C. S. Goldmann, Esq. Burridge, F. V., R. E., Liverpool. 501. Harlech. Etching. 502. Lancaster. Etching. Exhibit No. 503. Biddeford Bridge. Etching. 504. Dockyard Smithy. Etching. Bush, R. E. J., A. R. E., A. R. C. A. (Lond.) Bristol. 505. An Autumn Day: View on the River Tafif, South Wales. Etch- ing. Lent by the Artist. 506. St. Mary's College, St. David's, Pembrokeshire, South Wales. Etching. Cameron, D. Y., Kippen, N. B. 507. Harfleur. Etching. 508. Ducal Palace. Etching. 509. Place Peaumereau, Tours. Etch- ing. 510. St. Laumer, Blois. Etching. 511. The Rialto, Venice. Etching. 512. Loches. Etching. Craig, Frank, London. 513- The Doll Show at the Royal Albert Hall. Black and White Drawing. 514. Caesar's Wife. Black and White Drawing. Lent by the Pro- prietors of the "Graphic." Crane, Walter, Pres. Arts and Crafts Ex- hibition Society, R. W. S., London. 515. Original Drawings for Spenser's "Faerie Queene." Black and White Drawing. 516. Original Drawings for re-issue of Walter Crane's Picture Books. Black and White Drawing. 517. Original Drawings for re-issue of Walter Crane's Picture Books. Black and White Drawing. 518. Original Drawings for re-issue of Walter Crane's Picture Books. Black and White Drawing. 519. Original Drawings for re-issue of Walter Crane's Picture Books. Black and White Drawing. Dalgleish, T. Irving, R. E., Folkestone. 520. On the Old Frontier. Dry Point. Davis, Stuart G., London. 521. Charybdis. Pen and Ink Draw- ing. Dicksee, Herbert, R. E., London. 522. Raiders. Etching. 523. Maternal Care. Etching. 524. Anxious Hearts. Etching. 525. Nearing Home. Etching. Dobie, James, London. 526. "Horae Serenae." . After Sir E. J. Poynter, P. R. A. Etching. 204 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Drawings, Engravings and Etchings. Exhibit No. 527- 528. 529. After J. Faed, W. Langley. W. Ere Care Begins. R. A. Etching. Betrayed. After Etching. A Right of Way. After Dendy Sadler. Etching. East, Alfred, A. R. A., R. E., London. 530. Stow-on-the-Wold. Etching. 531. The Valley Road. Etching. Eve, G. W., R. E., London. Bookplates of His Majesty The King. Set of 3 Etchings. The Invitation to the Coronation, 1902. Etchings. Bookplates of The Countess of Derby. Etchings. Bookplates of The Lady War- wick. Etchings. Bookplates of Mrs. Cassilby, New York. Etchings. Bookplates of Miss Forster. Etchings. Bookplates of The Earl Howe. Etchings. Bookplates of The late Buchanan Winthrop, Esq., New York. Etchings. Bookplates of the Royal Societies Club, London. Etchings. Bookplates of R. H. Mackworth- Praed, Esq. Etchings. Evershed, Arthur, R. E., Chichester. 542. The Doge's Palace. Etching. The Forum, Rome. Etching. Campo S. Maria Zobenigo, Ven- ice. Etching. Fishing Boats in the Lagoons. Etching. The Quay: Evening. Etching. Fell, H. G., London. 547. Lycus the Centaur. Pen Draw- ing. Illustration t o Hood's Poem. Hero's Grief. Pen Drawing. Il- lustration to Hood's Poem. Finnic, John, R. E., Llandudno. 549. Climbing Shadows. Original Mez- zotint. 550. "Fairy Glen," in North Wales. Original Mezzotint. Ford, Henry J., London. 551. The Maid of Astolat. Black and White Drawing. Morgan Le Fay flings away the Scabbard. Black and White Drawing. 532. 533- 534- 535- 536. 537- 538. 539- 540. 541- 543- 544- 545- 546. 548. 552. Exhibit No. Garratt, Arthur, London. 553. Indian Camel Corps in Pursuit of the Mullah. Black and White Drawing. 554. Caught under the Mistletoe. Black and White Drawing. Garth-Jones, A., London. 555' Queen Mab's Fairy Realm. Two Drawings: The Lantern in the Castle Yards. The Field of Terror. Lent by Messrs. George Newnes, Ltd. Gascoyne, George, R. E., London. 556. Windy Weather. Etching. 557. The Upturned Cart. Etching. Goff, Colonel R., R. E., London. 558. The Ford, Shoreham. Etching. 559. Norfolk Bridge, Shoreham. Etch- ing. 560. Lausanne Cathedral. Etching. 561. The Rialto. Etching. 562. Storm Driven. Etching. 563. A Street in Cairo. Etching. Gray, Ronald, London. 564. Sketch of a Girl. Chalk Drawing. 565. Sketch of a Village Shop. Pen and Ink Drawing. Haden, Sir F. Seymour, P. R. E., Aires- ford. 566. Grim Spain. Etching from Na- ture. 567. Windmill Hill. Dry Point. 568. Grayling Fishing. Dry Point. 569. Challon Farm. Dry Point. 570. Wareham Bridge. Dry Point. 571. Sunset in Ireland. Mezzotint. Haig, Axel H., R. E., Haslemere. 572. The Church of St. Francis d'As- sisi. Etching. 573. Cwfalu Cathedral, Sicily. Etch- ing. 574. The Castle of Vitre, Brittany. Etching. Hall, OHver, R. E., Fittleworth. 575. Showery Weather. Etching. 576. A Lancashire Moor. Etching. 577. Lancaster Castle. Etching. 578. Easby Abbey, Yorkshire. Etch- ing. 579. Broughton Moor, Lancashire. Etching. GREAT BRITAIN. 205 Drawings, Engravings and Etchings. Exhibit No. Hartrick, A. S., London. 580. John Knox Preaching. Charcoal Drawing. Illustrations to Maur- ice Hewlitt's "Queen's Quair." Hatherell, William, R. I., London. 581. Fishing in Donegal. (Published in the "Graphic") Drawing. 582. Illustration for Seton Merriman's Story, "Vultures." (Published in the "Graphic") Hayes, Gertrude, A. R. E., London. 583. Blowing the Fire. Etching. 584. Mijuke. Etching. Henderson, W., M. E., Glasgow. 585. Lady Sunderlin. Mezzotint En- graving. After Reynolds. 586. The Countess of Oxford and child. Mezzotint Engraving. After Hoppner. 587. Countess Poulett. Mezzotint En- graving. After Romney. Lent by Messrs. Gooden & Fox. Heydemann, W., London. 588. Smugglers (to save their necks). Etching. After C. Napier Hemy, A. R. A. 589. The Threat. Etching. After the late John Pettie, R. A. 590. Idle Fears. Etching. After Sir Edward J. Poynter, P. R. A. Hirst, Norman, M. E., Langport. 591. The Emblem. Engraving. After Frank Dicksee, R. A. 592. Lady Hamilton as Joan of Arc. Engraving. 593. Daphne. Engraving. After H. von Herkomer, R. A. Hole, William, R. E., R. S. A., Edin- burgh. 594. A Dorsetshire Valley. After E. M. Wimperis, V. P. R. I. 595- An Idyll of 1745. After the late Sir J. E. Millais, P. R. A. 596. Maternal Cares. After Alex- ander. 597. O'er Snow-clad Pastures. After J. Farquharson, A. R. A. Holroyd, Sir Charles, R. E. 598. The Story of Daedalus and Icarus. Etching. 599- A Yew Tree on Glaramara. Etch- ing. Horsfall, Mary, London. 600. A Midsummer Night's Dream. Pen Drawing. Exhibit No. Housman, Laurence, London. 601. A Chinese Fairy Story. Drawing. 602. A Sea Dream. Drawing. 603. Source. Drawing. 604. A Terminal. Drawing. Huth, F., Edinburgh. 605. Portrait of Sir W. Scott. Etch- ing. 606. Portrait of Professor Masson. Etching. After Sir George Reid, R. S. A. John, A. E., Matching Green. 607. Head of John Sampson, Esq. Drawing. Kemp-Welch, Miss M., A. R. E., London. 608. Harvest Offerings. Etching. 609. The Cross Roads. Etching. Law, David, R. E. (deceased). 610. The Silver Dart. After J. Clay- ton Adams. Etching. 611. Cloudy June. After Sir E. A. Waterlow, R. A., P. R. W. S. Etching. Lent by the Council, Art Union of London. Legros, Prof. A., R. E., London. 612. Le Triomphe de la Mort. Etch- ing. 613. Le Depart. Etching. 614. Le Combat. Etching. 615. Apres le Combat. Etching. 616. Les Bouches Inutiles. Etching. Leighton, Lord, P. R. A. (deceased). 617. Return of Persephone. Sketch for Picture. Black and White Chalk Drawing. 618. Studies for "Fatidica." Draped. Black and White Chalk Draw- ing. 619. Studies for "Fatidica." Undraped. Black and White Chalk Draw- ing. 620. The Tragic Poetess. Sketch for Picture. Black and White Chalk Drawing. 621. Four Studies for "Sea Giving Up Her Dead." In one frame. Black and White Chalk Draw- ings. 622. Three Studies for "Elijah in the Wilderness." In one frame. Black and White Chalk Draw- ings. Lent by the Leighton House Committee. 623. Cyprus Stems, executed at Ver- ona in 1856. Pencil Drawing. Lent by Mrs. Russell Barring- ton. 206 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Drawings, Engravings and Etchings. Exhibit No. Lucas, J. Seymour, R. A., R. I., London. 624. Illustration to Story, "A Mid- night Bridal." Black and White Drawing. Lent by the Pro- prietors of the "Graphic." Macbeth, R. W., R. A., R. W. S., London. 625. The Cast Shoe. Etching. 626. On the Way to Market. "The Floods are Out." Etching. Lent by R. Dunthorne, Esq. May, Phil., R. I. (deceased). 627. An Informal Introduction. 'Arry (shouting across the street to his pal): "Hi! Bill, this is 'er!" Pen and Ink Drawing. Lent by Meyer A. Spielmann, Esq. 628. Mr. Gladstone in the House of Commons, 1893. Pen and Ink Drawing. Lent by M. H. Spiel- mann., Esq., F. S. A. 628a. Drawing for "Punch." Pencil Drawing. Lent by Messrs. Er- nest Brown and Phillips. Murray, C. O., R. E., London. 629. "In tuas manus, Domine." After Briton Riviere, R. A. Etching. 630. Their Bread is on the Waters. After C. Napier Hemy, A. R. A. Etching. 631. My Lady's Garden. After J. Young Hunter. Etching. 632. Silently Homewards. Original. Aqua-Mezzotint. Nichols, Miss C. M., R. E., Norwich. 633. Old Inn, Lakenham. Dry Point Etching. Nicholson, William, Woodstock. 634. Portrait of His Majesty the King. Printed from wood blocks and hand colored by the artist. 635. Portrait of the late Queen Vic- toria. Printed from wood blocks and hand colored by the artist. 636. Portrait of the late Cecil Rhodes. Printed from wood blocks and hand colored by the artist. 637. Portrait of the late J. McNeil Whistler. Printed from wood blocks and hand colored by the artist. 638. Portrait of Rudyard Kipling. Printed from wood blocks and hand colored by the artist. 639. Portrait of the Emperor of Ger- many. Printed from wood blocks and hand colored by the artist. Exhibit No. 640. Mr. Yorrocks. Lithograph. 641. Sophia Weston. Lithograph. Lent by W. Heinemann, Esq. Orpen, William, London. 642. The Happy Hypocrite. Water Color and Chalk Drawing. Parsons, Alfred, A. R. A., London. 643. Wordsworth's House, Rydal Mount. Black and White Draw- ing. 644. The River Swale at Richmond, Yorks. Black and White Draw- ing. Lent by the Artist. Partridge, J. B., R. I., London. 645. "Peace Crowns the Old Year." "Punch" Drawing. Black and White Drawing. 646. "Punch" Drawing. Black and White Drawing. 647. Sir Henry Irving in the Char- acter of King Lear. Black and White Drawing. 648. Tour de I'Horloge: Vire. Black and White Drawing. Pegram, Fred, Chichester. 649. Illustrations to a Story. Drawing. 650. Illustration to a Story. Drawing. Piper, Miss E., A. R. E., London. 651. Street in Stratford-on-Avon. Etching. 652. Hearth in Shakespeare's House. Etching. Pott, Miss C. M., R. E., London. 653. Gun and Shot Wharf, Southwark. Etching. 654. The Twa Corbies. Etching. 655. Rivets and Reamers. Etching. 656. Cheyne Walk. After Bonnington. Etching. Poynter, Sir Edward J., Bart., P. R. A., London. 657. Study of a Head. Black and White Chalk Drawing. 658. Study of a Head. Red Chalk Drawing. 659. Study of Drapery for Fresco of St. Stephen. Charcoal Drawing. 660. Studies for a Figure in Fresco oi St. Stephen. Charcoal Drawing. Pratt, Joseph B., Harpenden. 661. Daniel's Answer to the King. After Briton Riviere, R. A. En graving. GREAT BRITAIN. 207 Drawings, Engravings and Etchings. Exhibit No. 662. Mrs. Cuthbert. After Sir T. Law- rence. Engraving. 663. Mrs. Gregory. After Raeburn. Engraving. Rackham, Arthur, A. R. W. S., London. 664. Rumpelstielskin. (Grimm's Fairy Tales.) Pen Drawing. 665. The Seven Kids. (Grimm's Fairy Tales.) Pen Drawing. Raven-Hill, L., Bromham. Four Drawings for "Punch:" 666. In the Hayfield. Pen and Ink Drawing. 667. Killing Two Birds With One Stone. Pen and Ink Drawing. 668. On the Moors. Pen and Ink Drawing. 66g. A Little Knowledge. Pen and Ink Drawing. Rothenstein, William, London. 670. Portrait of Fantin Latour. Lith- ograph. 671. Portrait of Mons. Rodin. Litho- graph. Sambourne, Linley, London. 672. Design for Central Page of "Punch's Almanack for 1903." —"Time Will Tell." Black and White Drawing. 673. Vivat Imperator! "Punch" Car- toon, May 7th, 1903. Black and White Drawing. 674. East and West. "Punch" Car- toon, October loth, 1900. Black and White Drawing. 675. Never Again. "Punch" Cartoon, February ist, 1903. Black and White Drawing. 676. Hail and Farewell. "Punch" Car- toon, September 2nd, 1903. . Black and White Drawing. 677. Will They Close. "Punch" Car- toon, December 2nd, 1903. Black and White Drawing. 678. Index Design. "Punch" Cartoon, December 2nd, 1903. Black and White Drawing. Shaw, J. Byam, R. I., London. 679. Drawing for Shakespeare. 680. Drawing for Shakespeare. Lent by Messrs. George Bell & Sons. Shepperson, Claude A., R. I., London. 681. A Tailpiece for Leigh Hunt's "Old Court Suburb." Pen Drawing. Exhibit No. 682. Illustration to John Oliver Hobbes' Story, "The Vine- yard." Black and White Draw- ing. Sherborn, C. W., R. E., London. 683. Bookplate. W. Bruce Banner- man, Esq. Engraving. 684. Bookplate. Lord Mount Stephen. Engraving. 685. Bookplate. Burlington Fine Arts Club. Engraving. 686. Bookplate. Mrs. Constance Penn. Engraving. 687. Bookplate. Ernest W. Greg, Esq. Engraving. 688. Bookplate. Mrs. Cleveland. En- graving. 689. Bookplate. Sir Wollaston Franks, F. S. A. Engraving. 690. Bookplate. Shakespeare Memorial Library. Engraving. 691. Bookplate. J. Piatt, Esq., Engrav- ing. 692. Bookplate. Earl Beauchamp. En- graving. 693. Bookplate. Downside Abbey. Engraving. 694. Bookplate. Lady Henry Gros- venor. Engraving. Short, Frank, R. E., London. 695. Love and Death. After G. F. Watts, R. A. Mezzotint. 696. Hope. After G. F. Watts, R. A. Mezzotint. 697. Lucerne. From Drawing for "Liber Studiorum" after J. M. W. Turner, R. A. Mezzotint. 698. Entrance to the Medway. From Drawing for "Liber Studiorum" after J. M. W. Turner, R. A. Soft Ground Etching and Mez- zotint. Sloane, Miss M. A., A. R. E., Leicester. 699. A King's Attendant in the Na- tivity Play, "Bethlehem." Etch- ing. 700. The Eve of St. John. Etching. 701. The Newark, Leicester. Etching. 702. A Weaver. Etching. Slocombe, Fred, R. E., Hendon. 703. A Woodland Path. Etching. 704. Sweet Eventide. Etching. Small, William, R. I., London. 705. The Ransomed Lady Mission- aries. Black and White Water Color. 208 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Drawings, Engravings, Etchings and Sculpture. Exhibit No. 706. A Small World. Black and White Water Color. 707. Highland Cousins. Black and White Water Color. Lent by- Proprietors of the "Graphic." Smythe, Lionel P., A. R. A., R. W. S., Wimereux. 708. The Gleaners. Etching. 709. Spring. Etching. Lent by Rob- ert Dunthorne, Esq. Spence, Robert, R. E., London. 710. Penn's Treaty with the Indians. Etching. 711. George Fox in Doomsdale. Etch- ing. 712. George Fox at Cambridge. Etch- ing. 713. George Fox on the Haystack. Etching. 714. George Fox and the Old Priest. Etcliing. 715. George Fox and the Pipe of To- bacco. Etching. Strang, William, London. 716. Frontispiece to "The Ancient Mariner." Etching. 717. War. Etching. 718. Descent from the Cross. Etch- ing and Dry Point. 719. Death and Dr. Flornbook. Etch- ing. 720. Portrait of the Hon. Lord Justice Lindley. Etching. Lent by Frederick Goulding, Esq. Taylor, Luke, A. R. E., London. 721. Old Buildings on the Darrow, Granada. After D. Roberts, R. A. Etching. 722. Shylock, Salanio and Salarino. After Sir J. Gilbert, R. A. Etching. Tenniel, Sir J., R. I., London. 723. Empress and Earl: or One Good Turn Deserves Another. Pencil Drawing. Lent by Meyer A. Spielmann, Esq. 724. The Political Pas de Deux. Dis- raeli and Lord Salisbury on their return from Berlin, bring- "Peace with Honour." From "Punch." Pencil Drawing. Lent by M. H. Spielmann, Esq., F. S. A. 7a4a. Four Drawings for "Punch's Pocket Book." Lent by C. Se- bag Montefiore, Esq. Exhibit No. Thomas, Percy, R. E., London. 725. Sir Paul Pindar's House, Bishop- gate, London, E. C. Black and White Drawing. 726. One of the Temple Series, Lon- don. Black and White Drawing. Tonks, Henry, London. 727. Head of Child. Drawing. Lent by W. Richardson, Esq. Townsend, F. H., London. 728. Two Drawings from the "Works of T. L. Peacock." Walker, Francis S., R. E., Highgate. 729. Shakespeare's House and Garden. Etching. Waterson, David, A. R. E., Brechin, N. B. 730. Sibyl. Mezzotint. 731. A Piping Shepherd. Mezzotint. 732. The Mill. Mezzotint and Etch- ing. 733. The Little Market. Etching. Watson, Charles J., R. E., London. 734. Salisbury Cathedral. Etching. 735. Salisbury Spire. Etching. 736. Vespers. Dry Point. 737. Lutto Nazionale, Venezia, 1900. Etching. 738. Dreary Weather. Etching. 739. An Old Fen Mill. Etching. Woodward, Miss A. B., London. 740. The Red Fisherman. Pen Draw- ing. 741. A Geological Menu. Pen and Chalk Drawing. Wyllie, W. L., A. R. A,, Rochester. 742. Kits Hole Reach. Etching. 743. The Pool, London. Etching. Lent by Robert Dunthorne, Esq. GROUP 11. SCULPTURE. Allen, Charles J., Liverpool. 744. Rescued. Bronze Group. Lent by James Smith, Esq. 745. Love and the Mermaid. Bronze Group. Lent by the Corpora- tion of Liverpool. 746. A Dream of Love. Bronze Group. Babb, S. N., London. 747. In Slumber Land. Bronze Group. GREAT BRITAIN. 209 Sculpture. Exhibit No. . Bayes, Gilbert, London. 748. Sea Horses. Relief Plaster . 749. The Goal. Metal relief. 750. Entering the Arena. Bowcher, Frank, London. 751. Case of Medals. Portrait Medal- lion of H. M. King Edward VII., and various other por- traits and medals awarded by London institutions, Societies, etc. Brock, Thomas, R. A., London. 752. Bust of the late Lord Leighton, P. R. A. Plaster. 753. Eve. Bronze Statuette. 754. Contemplation. Marble Bust. Memorial to her late Majesty Queen Victoria, to be erected opposite Buckingham Palace, London. Photographs. (Ex- hibited in the Architectural Gal- lery, Group 12.) Bruce-Joy, A., R. H. A., Haslemere. 755. Field Marshal Earl Roberts, V. C. Bronze Bust. 756. Portrait of a Lady. 757. Major-General Sir Edward Hut- ton, K. C. B. 758. Miss Elspeth Campbell. 759- Cyril Joy, Eldest Son of George W. Joy, Esq. 760. The late Archbishop of Canter- bury— Dr. Benson. 761. W. Bruce Joy, Esq., M. D. 762. Portrait of a Gentleman. Me- dallion Plaques. Colton, W. R., A. R. A., London. 763. The Image Finder. Bronze Statue. 764. The Wavelet. Bronze Statue. Dixon, Harry, R. B. A., London. 765. An African Elephant. Statuette in Bronze and Ivory. Drury, Alfred, A. R. A., London. 766. Sir John Cockburn. Bronze Bust. 767. Griselda. Bronze Bust. 768. Innocence. Bronze Bust. Ford, E. Onslow, R. A. (Deceased). 769. Snow Drift. Marble. 770. St. George and the Dragon. Silver and Ivory. 771- Lily. Marble Head. 772. Ivy Leaves. Bronze Head. Lent by Mrs. Onslow Ford. Exhibit N». Frampton, George, R. A., London. 773. Portrait of Alfred East, Esq., A. R. A. Bronze Bust. 774. Mother and Child — Mrs. Framp- ton and Son. Bronze Bust. 775. Medals. Furse, J. H. M., London. 776. The Cock and Snake. Bronze Group. Hampton, H., London. 777. Sir Henry Howorth. Bronze Bust. 778. Laughing Boy. Marble Head. 779. Sir Henry Irving. Bronze Bust. 780. Robert Burns. Bronze Bust. Hartwell, C. L., London. 781. Polar Bear. Marble. 782. As He Rode Down to Camelot. Bronze Statuette. Jenkins, F. Lynn, London. 783. Psyche. Bronze Ideal Head. John, W. Goscombe, A. R. A. 784. Boy at Play. Bronze Statuette. 785. Bust of a Child. Bronze. 786. Hermes. Bronze Statuette. Jones, Captain Adrian, London. 787. An Officer of H. H. The Nizam of Hyderabad. Silver Bronze Statuette. 788. The Last Arrow. Lanteri, E., London. 789. The Breton Peasant. Bronze Bust. Lee, T. Stirling, London. 790. Marble Bust. Leighton, Lord, P. R. A. (Deceased). 791. The Sluggard. Bronze Statuette. Lent by Thomas Brock, Es€[., R. A. Luchesi, A. C, London. 792. A Love Dream. Bronze Bust. 793. Life's Coronet. Bronze Bust. Mackennal, B., London. 794. Grief. Marble Statuette. 795. Mother and Child. Marble Re- lief. McGeehan, Miss Aniza, London. 796. The Right Reverend Monsigmor Nugent. Bronze Bust. 797. Innocence. Bronze Statuette. DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Sculpture and Architecture. 803. 804. 805. Exhibit No. McGill, D., London. 798. Hero and Leander. Bronze Re- lief. 799. Carlyle. Bronze Bust. 800. The Picolo. Bronze Statuette. 801. Perdita. Marble. Montford, Horace, London. 802. Hymn to Demeter. Bronze Statue. Threatened Reprisals. Bronze Statuette. Morning. Bronze Statuette. Leda. Bronze Relief. Montford, Paul R., London. 806. Sans Coeur. Bronze Statuette. 807. Spring Whispers. Bronze Statu- ette. Mullins, Roscoe E., London. 808. Robin Goodfellow. Marble. 809. Boy with Top. Bronze. Pegram, H., A. R. A. 810. Last Song. Bronze Relief. 811. My Wife. Bronze Bust. 812. Pensees. Bronze Bust. Pomeroy, F. W., London. 813. The Snake Charmer. Bronze Statuette. 814. Snowdrop. Marble Statuette. Reynolds-Stephens, W., London. 815. Castles in the Air. Statuette and Pedestal in Metals, Mar- bles and Inlays. Rhind, W. B., Edinburgh. 816. The Young Samuel. Marble Bust. Rodocanachi, Miss H., London. 817. Portrait of a Lady. Low Relief, Silver. 818. Portrait of My Father. Low Relief, Copper. Swan, John M., A. R, A., R. W. S., Lon- don. 819. A Wounded Leopard. Bronze. Lent by G. L Gould, Esq., Lake- wood, N. J. Thomycroft, Hamo, R. A., London. 820. Teucer. Bronze Statuette. 821. The Bather. Bronze Statuette. 822. The Mower. Bronze Statuette. 823. King Edward L Bronze Eques- trian Statuette. Toft, A., London. 824. The Spirit of Contemplation. Bronze Statue. Exhibit No. 825. The Sere and Yellow Leaf. Bronze Head. 826. Hagar. Bronze Statuette. Tweed, J., London. 827. Ideal Head. Bronze. 828. Portrait of the late Cecil Rhodes. Bronze. Walker, A. G., London. 829. The Kiss. Marble Relief. 830. Motherhood. Marble Relief. 831. The Thorn. Bronze Statuette. Wheatley, Oliver, London. 832. Time and Tide. Ideal Figure. White, Mabel, London. 833. The Thoughts of Childhood. Marble Bust. GROUP 12. ARCHITECTURE. Adams, Maurice B., F. R. I. B. A., Chis- wick. 834. The Normans, Rusper, Sussex. Drawing. 835. The Normans, Rusper, Sussex. Garden (Rear Front). 836. Camberwell Polytechnic, Peck- ham Road, London, S. E. Drawing. Anderson, Sir Rowland, LL.D., F. R. S. E., Edinburgh. 837. Edinburgh University, McEwan Hall. Exterior and Interior Views. Photographs. 838. Scottish National Portrait Gal- lery. View from Northeast. Pen and Ink Drawing. View of Principal Entrance and Two Views of Central Hall. Photo- graphs. 839. Keir House, Stirlingshire, the Residence of Captain Stirling. New Dining and Billiard Rooms. Photographs. 840. Braidburn House, Midlothian. View of North and South Fronts and Interior of Entrance Hall. Photographs. 841. Memorials to the Marquis of Montrose and to the late Lord President Inglis, Lord Justice General of Scotland, in St. Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh Photographs. GREAT BRITAIN. Architecture, Exhibit No. 842. Memorials to the late J. R. Find- lay, Esq., of Aberlour, to the late Duke of Buccleuch and to the late Dean Ramsey. Photo- graphs. 843. State Halberds, belonging to the Municipality of Edinburgh. Photographs. Austin & Paley, Lancaster. 844. St. George's Church, Stockport. 1. Exterior perspective view. Pen and Ink Drawing. 2. Three interior views in one frame. Photographs. 845. Liverpool Cathedral, Final Com- petition Design. 1. South longitudinal elevation, 8-foot scale. Drawing. 2. West elevation, 8-foot scale. Drawing. Bateman, C. E., Birmingham. 846. Warehouses of Messrs. Geo. Jones & Son, Printers, Bir- mingham. Water Color. 847. House at Barnt Green, Worces- tershire. Water Color. Belcher, John, A. R. A., London. 848. Electra House. Photograph. 849. Cornbury Park. Photograph. 850. Building for the Chartered Ac- countants. Photograph. Bentley, John Francis (Deceased). 851. Westminster Cathedral. Frame No. i. Two External Views of the West End. One External \ icw from the South End. Frame No. 2. External View of Archbishop's House and Cathedral. Upper part of Campanile. External View of Cathedral from the East. Frame No. 3. Interior View of Nave from the West. Inter- ior View of South Transept, Interior View of South Tran- sept and Sanctuary. Lent by Messrs. John F. Bentley & Son. Bidlake, W. H., Birmingham. 852. St. Agatha's Church, Birming- ham. Drawing. 853. A House at Four Oaks, Birming- ham. Photographs. Kxhibit No. Blomfield, Reginald, London. 854. Music Room, Hatchlands, Guil- ford. Drawing. 855. Brocklesby Park, Lincolnshire. Four Views. Photographs. 856. South African War Memorial, Haileybury. One View. Photo- graph. 857. House at Medmenham, Bucks. Drawing. 858. Processional Cross for St. Paul's Cathedral. Drawing. 859. New Warehouse, Greycoat Place, S. W. Photograph. 860. Caythorpe Court, Lincolnshire. Two Views. Photographs. 861. Heathfield Park, Sussex. One View. Photograph. Brewill & Bailey, Nottingham. 862. St. John the Baptist, South Witham, Lincolnshire. 863. Infants' School, Creswell, Derby- shire. Pen and Ink Drawing. 864. The Croft, Newark. Pen and Ink Drawing. 865. St. Edith's Church, Adwick, Lin- colnshire. 866. Seacrofts, Golf Links Hotel. Briggs & Wolstenholme, Hobbs, F. B., and Thornely, Arnold, Liverpool. 867. The Mersey Docks and Harbour Board, New Head Offices, Liv^ pool. Drawing. Brock, Thomas, R. A. (See Sculpture.) Burnet, J. J., A. R. S. A., Glasgow. 868. Athenaeum Buildings, Buchanan Street, Glasgow. Drawing. Caroe, W. D., London. 869. St. David's Church, Exeter. Drawing. 870. St. David's Church, Exeter. Photograph. 871. St. David's Church, Exeter. Photograph. 872. St. David's Church, Exeter. Photograph. 873. St. Andrew's Church, Stoke Dameral, Devonport. Drawing. 874. Archbishop's Palace, Canterbury. Drawing. 875. English Design for Lady Chapel, St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York. DEPARTMENT B.— ART, Architecture. Exhibit No. Champneys, B., London. 876. Ryland Library, etc. Six Frames. Drawing,?. 877. New College, Oxford. Two Frames. Drawings. 878. Winchester College, Quincen- tenary Memorial. Drawing. Corlette, H. C, London. 879. Liverpool Cathedral. Competi- tion Design. Exterior View. Drawing. 880. Liverpool Cathedral. Competi- tion Design. Interior View. Drawing. 881. Burton Hall, Cheshire. Draw- ing. Joint Design by C. A. Nicholson and H. C. Corlette. Lent by Messrs. Nicholson & Corlette. Creswell, H. O., London. 882. Houses in Park Street, Gros- venor Square. Drawing. 883. House in Leamington, Warwick. Drawing. Dawber, Guy, London. 884. House at Stanstead, Surrey. Drawing. 885. Nether Swell Manor, Gloucester- shire. Garden Front. Drawing. 886. Westhope Manor, Shropshire. Garden Front. Drawing. 887. Westhope Manor, Shropshire. Entrance Front. Drawing. Deane, Sir T. N. (the late), and Deane, Thos. Manly, Dublin. 888. Museum and National Library Buildings, Dublin. Six Photo- graphs. 889. Competition Design for the Im- perial Institute. Perspective and Elevation. Lithographs. 890. Competition Design for Comple- tion of South Kensington Mu- seum. Perspective, Elevation and Detail Drawing. Lent by Thos. Manly Deane, Esq. Doyle, J. Francis, Liverpool. 891. The Royal Insurance Buildings, Liverpool. Drawing. Lent by the Royal Insurance Company. Field, Horace, London. 892. Three Houses, Hampstead, Lon- don, N. W. Drawing. 893. New General Offices, North Eastern Railway, York. Draw- ing. Exhibit No. 894. Farmery at Burton, in the County of Sussex. Photograph. 895. Series of Small Photographs framed together. Various Houses, etc., in England. Photographs. 896. New Ofifices for the North East- ern Railway, Cowley Street, Westminster, S. W. Photo- graph. Figgis, T. P., and Wilson, A. N., London. 897. Inebriates' Home, Lingfield, Sur- rey. Drawing. 898. Scheme for Co-operative Kitchen and Laundry. Drawing. 899. Moorgate Street Station and General Offices, City and South London Electric Railway. Drawing. Lent by T. P. Fig- gis, Esq. Flockhart, William, London. 900. Rosehaugh, Ross-shire, N. B. View from South-West. Arch- itectural Drawing. 901. Parkwood, Near Henley-on- Thames, Oxfordshire. South- E a s t View. Architectural Drawing. 902. Parkwood, Near Henley-on- Thames, Oxfordshire. Photo- graphs of the Hall. George, Ernest, & Yeates, London. 903. Welbeck Abbey, New Dining Room. Drawing. 904. Crathorne, Yarm-on-Tees, Yorks. Drawing. 905. The Crematorium, Golders Green. Drawing. Godsell, G. H., London. 906. Church of St. Mary, Hornsey, N. Drawing. 907. Church of St. Luke, Enfield, N. Drawing. 908. Church of the Good Shepherd, Gospel Oak. Drawing. 909. Church of St. Peter, Hornsey. Drawing. 910. Lady Chapel, Church of St. Michael, Coppenhall, Crewe. Drawing. Goldie, E., London. 911. Hawkcsyard Priory, Staffs. 912. Church at Wood Green. 9iaa. Ashorne House, Warwickshire. GREAT BRITAIN. 213 Architecture. Exhibit No. Hare, H. T., London. 913. Town Hall, Harrogate. Draw- ing. 914. Town Hall, Crewe. Drawing. Lent by the Artist. Hart, Alfred H., London. 915. House, Hadley Road, Middlesex. Drawing of Completed Build- ing. 916. The Garden of a House in Had- ley Road, Middlesex. Horsley, Gerald C, London. 917. St. Paul's School for Girls, Ham- mersmith, W. Drawing. 918. Design for a Country House in Wiltshire. Drawing. 919. Longpdon Church, Leek, Staf- fordshire. Drawing. Ince, H., London. 920. Reredos, St. Mary, Oatlands, Surrey. Tinted Photograph. 921. Ashburton Memorial, Charter- house. Photograph. Jack, G., London. 922. House at Aresaig. Water Color Drawing. Jackson, T. G., R. A., London. 923. Design Submitted in the Select Competition for the Memorial to Queen Victoria. Pen and Ink Drawing. 924. New Chapel for Giggleswick School, Yorkshire. Six Photo- graphs. Lucas, Geoffry, A. R. I, B. A., London. 925. Sandhill Close, Hitchin, Herts. Drawing. 926. Mannington Church, Essex. Ex- terior. Drawing. 927. Mannington Church, Essex. In- terior. Drawing. Lucas, Geoffry, A. R. I. B. A., and Strat- ton, Arthur, A, R. I. B. A., London. 928. Church at Southend-on-Sea. In- terior Perspective View. Draw- ing. 929. Church at Southend-on-Sea. Scale Drawings. Lutyens, E. L., London. 930. Country Houses and Gardens. Six Frames. Exhibit No. Mackenzie, Alexander M., Aberdeen. 931. Clock _ Tower, Fyrie Castle. Drawing. 932. University of Aberdeen, Mitchell Tower. Photograph. 933- Greyfriars Church, Aberdeen. Drawing. Mallows, C. E., & Grocock, London. 934. Pond Garden, Biddenham. Pen Drawing. May, E. J., London. 935- Jardine Hall, Dumfriesshire. Drawings. 936. House at Wimbledon, Surrey. Photographs. Mileham, C. H., London. 937- St. Mark's Church, Plumstead, London. Plain and Side Elevation. Drawing. End Elevation and Two Sec- tions. Drawing. End Elevation and Photo- graphs. Mitchell, Arnold, London. 938. Tissington Hall, England (for Sir Richard Fitzherbert). Drawing. 939. The Royal Villa and Golf Pavil- ion, Ostend, Belgium (erected for H. M. the King of the Bel- gians). Drawing. 940. Maesycrugian Manor, England (for Sir Courtenay Mansel). Drawing. Moore, Temple, London. 941. St. Cuthbert's Church, Middles- bro'. Exterior. Drawing. 942. Design for St. Columbus, Mid- dlesbro'. Interior. Drawing. 943- St. Botolph, Carlton-in-Cleve- land. Drawing. Mountford, E. W., London. 944. New Sessions House, Old Bailey. Exterior and Interior Views. Drawings. 945. Sheffield Town Hall. Photo- graph. Drawing. Newton, Ernest, London. 946. Bank at Bromley, Kent. Water Color Drawing. 947. Glebelands, Wokingham. En- trance Front. Water Color Drawing. 214 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Architecture. Exhibit No. 948. Glebelands, Wokingham. Stair- case. Water Color Drawing. 949. Steep Hill, Jersey. Entrance Front. Drawing. 950. Steep Hill, Jersey. Hall. Photo- graph. 951. House at Chiselhurst. Entrance Front. Drawing. 952. House at Winchfield. Entrance Front. Drawing. Nicholson, Sir Charles, Bart, London. 953. Church at Yiewsley, Uxbridge. (Study for Decorations.) Draw- ing. Lent by Messrs. Nichol- olson & Corlette. Niven & Wigglesworth, London. 954. Rosemount, Wrotham, Kent. Drawing. 955. Annex to the Scandinavian Sailors' Home, London. Photo- graph. 956. Hillington, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey. Photograph. 957. R. M. S. "Carisbrook Castle." Saloon Well. Photograph. 958. Kincardine, Deeside, Aberdeen- shire, Scotland. Drawing. 959. Entrance Front, the Passmore Edwards Sailors' Palace, Lon- don. Photograph. Pite, Beresford, London. 960. Design for Anglican Cathedral, Liverpool. Front . Elevation. Drawing. 961. Design for Anglican Cathedral. Liverpool. Front Plan. Draw- ing. 962. Restaurant, Great Portland Street, London. Drawing. 963. Christ Church, North Brixton, London. Drawing. Poynter, Ambrose, London. 964. Mount Grace Priory, Northaller- ton, Yorkshire. Drawing. Prior E. S., London. 965. Medic'al Schools, Cambridge. Exterior View. Wash Drawing 966. Medical School, Cambridge. In- terior of Museum. Wash Draw- ing. 967. Netley Pathological Labora- tories. Wash Drawing. Prynne, G. H. H., London. 968. All Saints' Church, West Dul- wich. Exterior. Drawing. Exhibit No. 969. Holy Trinity Church, Roehamp- ton. Interior View. Drawing. 970. All Saints' Church, Lower Syden- ham. Interior View. Drawing. Quennell, C. H. B., London. 971. Entrance to House in Rosecroft Avenue, Hampstead. Drawing. 972. View of Stables, Gallops Home- stead, Sussex. Drawing. Reilly, C. H., London. 973. Design for a Metropolitan Cathe- dral. Exterior View. Drawing. 974. Design for a Metropolitan Cathe- dral. Interior View. Drawing. Ricardo, Halsey, London. 975. New Government Offices, Johan- nesburg. Elevations and Sec- tion Drawing. 976. Plans of New Government Offices, Johannesburg. Draw- ing. 977. Perspective Views of New Gov- ernment Offices, Johannesburg. (Two in one frame.) Drawings. Schultz, R. W., London. 978. Reconstruction of Westerkame's Tower, Isle of Bute. Drawing. 979. House at Falkland, Fifeshire. Interior. Photograph. 980. An English Country House, Scaler's Hill, Cobham, Kent. Photograph. 981. Views of a London Garden. Photograph. Scorer, G. O., London. 982. House, Isle of Wight. Drawing. Scott, J. O., London. 983. Tower of St. IMichael's Church, Bournemouth. Pen and Ink Drawing. 984. North Transept, Church of St. John the Baptist, Norwich. Pen and Ink Drawing. Shiner, C. M., London. 985. Hall. Stitford Lodge, Stifford, Essex (for Herbert Brooks, Esq.). Drawing. Simpson, J. W., London. 986. The Roedean School, Brighton. Drawing. Skipworth, A. H., London. First Design for Liverpool Cathedral. GREAT BRITAIN. 215 Architecture. Exhibit No. 987. Interior View. Drawing. 988. Exterior View. Drawing. Stokes, L. A., London. 989. The Entrance Tower, All Saints' Convent, St. Albans. Drawing. 990. Hill End, Wendover. Drawing. 991. Littleshaw, Woldingham. Draw- ing. Tapper, W. J., London. 992. Font Cover, Grantham Parish Church. Drawing. 993. Reredos, Grantham Parish Church. Drawing. Thomas, F. Inigo, London. 994. Duart Castle, Isle of Mull. Water Color Drawing. 995. Scheme for Memorial to Queen Victoria. Pen and Ink Draw- ing. 996. Drakelowe, Derbyshire.' Oil Painting Design. Townsend, C. Harrison, London. 997. Whitechapel Picture Gallery. Drawing. 998. Horniman Free Museum, Lon- don. Drawing. Voysey, C. F. A., London. 999. The Orchard, Chorley Wood, Herts. Photograph. 1000. Norbrey, Shackleford, Godalm- ing, Surrey. For Canon Grane. Photograph. looi. House on the Hog's Back, near Guilford. For Julian Sturgis. Photograph. 1002. Percycroft, Colwall, Malvern, For J. W. Wilson, Esq., M. P. Photograph. 1003. Baurint Tree Farm, Castlemor- ton. For R. H. Cazalet, Esq. Photograph. Wade, Fairfax B., London. 1004. The Royal School of Art Nee- dlework, South Kensington, London. Drawing. 1005. Details of the same. Photo- graph. 1006. Lord Windsor's Town House, Mount Street, London, W. Photograph. 1007. Lord Windsor's Town House, Mount Street, London, W. Colored Drawing. 1008. Lord Windsor's Town House, Mount Street, London, W. Details of Interior. Photo- graph. Exhibit No. Wakley, H. M., London. 1009. Design for Municipal Buildings and Free Library, Barry. Drawing. loio. Club House, Sunningdale Golf Club. Photograph. Warren, E. P., London. loii. Bedales School, Petersfield, Hants. Drawing. 1012. Bryanston Church, Blandford, Dorset: External View from South- West. Photograph. Internal View looking East. Photograph. 1013. Houses and Shops, High Street, Oxford. Water Color Draw- ing. 1014. St. Peter's Church, Lowestoft: External View from the North- West. Drawing. Internal View, looking East. Drawing. Waterhouse, Sir A., R. A., London. 1015. Chief Offices of Prudential As- surance Company, Holborn Bars, London, E. C. Water Color. Webb, Aston, R. A., P. R. I. B. A., Lon- don. 1016. The Royal College of Science, South Kensington, London. Drawing. Webb, Aston, and Bell, E. Ingress. 1017. The New Birmingham Univer sity. Drawing. Wheeler, F., London. 1018. Block A, Mount Vernon Hospi- tal for Consumption (Open Air Treatment), Northwood, Middlesex. Water Color Drawing. 1019. Chapel, Mount Vernon Hospi- tal, Northwood, Middlesex. Water Color Drawing. Wimperis, Edmund, & East, London. 1020. Business premises, Leicester Square. Drawing. Wood, Edgar, Manchester. 1021. Bannyroyd, Huddersfield. Water Color Drawing. 1022. Birkby Lodge, Huddersfield. Interior. Water Color Draw- ing. 2l6 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Original Objects of Art Workmanship. GROUP 14. ORIGINAL OBJECTS OF ART WORKMANSHIP. (Note: The initials "A. & C." after the name of an Exhibitor indicate mern- bership of the Arts and Crafts Exhibi- tion Society.) Exhibit No. 1. Bound Book, "News from No- where." By W. Morris. Bound green pigskin, oak-tree design. 2. Bound Book, "Four Lectures." By W. Morris. Bound green morocco, border design, and panel of lettering. 3. Bound Book, "Seven Poems and Two Translations." Tennyson. Doves Press Edition. 4. Bound Book, "Roots of the Moun- tains." By William Morris. (Late A. & C.) 5. Bound Book, "Wind Along the Waste." Daniel Press. Painted vellum. 1-5. Exhibited, designed and executed by Katharine Adams, A. & C. t. Silver Salt Cellar. 7. Silver Salt Cellar Set Topaz. 8. Silver and Pottery Salt Cellar. 9. Silver Mustard Spoon. 10. Silver Jam Dish set with Chryso- prase. 11. Silver and Enamel Ink Pot. 12. Silver Porringer. 13. Silver Cup set with 77 Carbuncles. 14. Silver Box and Lid set with Ama- zon Stone. 15. Silver Finger Ring set with Five Amethysts. 16. Gold Finger Ring set with Sapphire and Enamel. 17. Gold Finger Ring set with Amethyst and Enamel. 18. Carved Gold Ring set with Peridot. 19. Carved Silver Ring set with Jargoon. 20. Gold and Silver Ring set with Al- madine. 21. Gold Finger Ring set with Peridots and Sapphires. 22. Gold Finger Ring set ;7ith Star Ruby and Sapphire. Exhibit Nc. 23. Gold Finger Ring set with Peridots. 24. Silver Buckle set with Pearl Blisters and Amethysts. 25. Gold Ship Pendant: Applique Enamel and Pearls. 26. Silver Cock Brooch set with Sap- phires and Tourmalines. 27. Gold Pendant and Chain set with one Oriental Pearl. 28. Silver Brooch set with Enamel and one Star Stone. 6-28. Exhibited and designed by C. R. Ashbee, A. & C, and Mem- bers of the Guild of Handicraft. Executed by the Guild of Handi- craft. 29. "Eve and the Serpent." 30. "The Harpies." 31. "The Tiger." 32. "Constance." 29-32. Water Color Prints from Wood Blocks. Printed in a manner similar to that practiced by the Japanese. Exhibited and designed by John D. Batten, A. & C. Executed by F. Morley Fletcher and John D. Batten. 33. Decorative Panel, "In the Green- wood." Exhibited, designed and executed by Amelia Bauerle. 34. "Jason Ploughing the Acre of Mars." (Copper relief.) 35. Hand Mirror. Copper and silver, with handle of lignum vitae. Frame set with turquoise. 34 and 35. Exhibited, designed and executed by Gilbert Bayes, A. & C. 36. Bound Book. Poetical Works of Dante Gabriel Rossetti. 37. Bound Book. "La vita nuova" di Dante. 36 and 27- Exhibited, designed and executed by Helen Bayly. 38. "Mother and Child." (Colored re- lief.) 39. "Charity." (Colored relief.) 38 and 39. Exhibited, designed and executed by R. Anning Bell, A. R. W. S., A. & C. GREAT BRITAIN. 217 Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit Nc-. 40. Repousse Silver Waist Buckle. (De- sign, Mediaeval ships.) 41. Embroidered Blue Linen for Tea Cosy. 40 and 41. Exhibited, designed and executed by Dora Bell. 42. "Love Rules His Kingdom Without a Sword." Designed by Louis Davis, A. & C. 43. "Britannia." Designed by Heywood Sumner, A. & C. 44. "The Annunciation." Designed by Selwyn Image, A. & C. 42, 43, 44. Reproduced in colors by James Akermann. 45. "Of Such is the Kingdom of Heaven." Designed by Christopher Whall, A. & C. ■ Colored by hand. 42-45. Exhibited by George Bell & Sons. 46. "Alfred the King." Designed and exhibited by Chas. M. Gere, A. & C. 42-46. Fitzroy School Pictures. 47- Small Tea Service on Tray. (Four pieces, Electro-plate.) 48. Tray with Coffee Pot, Tea Pot and Hot Water Jug. (Electro-plate.) 49- Clock with Pair of Candlesticks. (Polished Brass.) 50. Mounted Vase of Powell Glass. (Tall.) 51. Mounted Vase of Powell Glass. (Flat.) 52. Pair of Moulded Candlesticks. (An- tique Silver Finish.) 47-52. Exhibited by W. A. S. Benson & Co., Ltd. Designed by W. A. S. Benson, A. & C. Executed by J. Lovegrove. 53- Enamel Pendant. Designed, executed and exhibited by Mrs. E. Bethune and Miss Elizabeth Newton. 54. Silver Bowl. 55- Silver Candlestick. 56. Silver Cup. 57- Silver Cup. 54-57. Designed and executed by A. S. Dixon, A. & C, and I. Large, Birmingham Guild of Handicraft. Exhibit No. 58. Silver Belt Clasp. 59. Silver Belt Clasp. 60. Silver Belt Clasp. 58-60. Designed by Arthur Fowler. Executed by George Izon, Birm- ingham Guild of Handicraft. 61. Silver Casket. 62. Silver Casket 63. Silver and Bronze Jar. 61-63. Designed by G. T. Tar- ling, Birmingham Guild of Handicraft. Executed by G. T. Tarling and others. 54-63. Exhibited by the Bir- mingham Guild of Handicraft, Ltd. 64. Carved and Gilt Frame. 65. Wood Box. (Carved and gilt.) 64-65. Exhibited, designed and executed by J. Lindsay Black. 66. Portions of a Frieze, "The Pilgrims' Way." (Stencilled upon linen.) By a special arrangement of stencils, the design repeats with constantly varying continuation of landscape background figures and foreground, no two repeats being identical. It can be adapted to any length of wall and divi- sions planned to coincide with corners or angles. Three plate stencils, subject, "Foreign Pil- grims Traveling from South- ampton to Canterbury by the North Downs." 67. "Summer is i cummen in." 68. Continuous Frieze, "The Sea Maid- ens' Race." 66-68. Exhibited, designed and executed by Herbert A. Bone. 69. Case of Enamel Jewelry: (a) Chrysoprase and Enamel Pendant. (b) Crystal and Garnet Necklace. (c) Pearl and Silver Brooch. (d) Dragon Fly Brooch. (e) Enamel Pendant. (f) Pearl and Chrysoprase Pend- ant. (g) Opal and Enamel Pendant. Exhibited, designed and executed by Albert E. Bonner. 2l8 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. 70. Bound Book, "The Elf." Exhibited and designed by James J. Guthrie. Executed by T. Bright. 71. May Song. A musical composition by Dr. Elgar, printed by hand upon veUum from engravings upon wood, by Reginald B. Lodge. Exhibited by W. H. Broome. Designed by Walter Crane, R. W. S., A. & C. Executed by F. R. Tissington. 72. Silk Bedspread. Exhibited and executed by Char- lotte Browne. 73. Decorative Panel worked in silk: "Winter." 74. Decorative Panel worked in silk: "The Coming of the Frost." 73 and 74. Exhibited, designed and executed by Kate Button. 75. Silk Fabric for Lining and Cover. Presented to the Prince of Wales by the city of Manchester (Sym- bolic design). Exhibited and designed b y Henry Cadness. Executed by Fred Kay. 76. Colored Drawing, "A Christmas Garland." Exhibited, designed and executed by Edith Calvert. 77. Bound Book, "Ivanhoe." Designed and executed by Arthur Langford. 78. Bound Book, Poems by Vaughan. Designed and executed by Roland Hill. 79. Bound Book, "Tales from Shakes- peare." Designed and executed by William Terry. 80. Small Inlaid Table. Designed and executed by Hu- bert Martin. Exhibit No. 81. Embroidered Bag. Designed and executed by Bea- trice Venables. 77-81. Exhibited by the Cam- berwell School of Arts and Crafts. 82. Three-Handled Mug. 83. Brown Four-Handled Jar. 82 and 83. Exhibited by A. Car- dew. Designed and executed by E. B. Fishley. 84. Design. (Printed cotton.) Exhibited, designed and executed by Alfred Carpenter. 85. "Cuir bouilli" Casket. 86. "Cuir bouilli" Box. 87. Colored Wax Medallion. 88. Enameled Glass Bonbonniere. 89. Enameled Glass Bonbonniere. 90. Enameled Glass Bottle. 85-90. Exhibited, designed and executed by Nelia Casella, A. & C. 91. A Cat Washing Herself. (Study in terra cotta.) Exhibited, designed and executed by Alice Mary Chaplin. 92. Tigers and Tiger Lilies. Hanging in home-spun (He- brides) and wool tapestry. Hand woven. Vegetable dyed. Designed by A. Carbusight. 93. "The Deer Park." Conventional hanging of stages in hand-woven tapestry of home- spun and vegetable dyed wool. 92 and 93. Exhibited by A. M. Clive-Bayley. Designed by A. Haddaway. Executed by Elizabeth Middle- ton and others. 94. Printed Book. The Authorised Ver- sion of the English Bible. Vol. I Hammersmith: The Doves Press 1903 (2 copies). Exhibited and designed by T. J Cobden-Sanderson, A. & C. Emery Walker, A. & C. Executed by J. H. Mason, J Gutteridge, C. F. Greengrass, H Gage-Cole, J. Ryan, T. Waller and A. Beaumont (all at the Doves Press, Hammersmith). GREAT BRITAIN. 2ig Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. 95. Printed Book. "Cornelii Taciti de Vita et Moribus Agricolae Liber." Hammersmith: The Doves Press, 1900. 96. Printed Book, "Paradise Lost." A Poem in 12 books. Hammer- smith: The Doves Press, 1902. 94-96. Exhibited and designed by T. J. Cobden-Sanderson, A. & C, Emery Walker, A. & C. Executed by J. H. Mason, J. Gutteridge, C. F. Greengrass, H. Gage-Cole, J. Ryan, T. Waller and A. Beaumont (all at the Doves Press, Hammersmith). 97. Bound Book. "Cornelii Taciti de Vita et Moribus Julii Agricolae Liber." Hammersmith, 1900. 98. Bound Book, William Morris. An address by J. W. Mackail. Hammersmith, 1900. 99. Bound Book, "Paradise Lost." Hammersmith, 1902. 100. Bound Book, "Seven Poems and Two Translations." By Lord Tennyson. Hammer- smith, 1902. loi. Bound Book, "The Ideal Book, or Book Beautiful." By T. J. Cobden-Sanderson, A. & C. Hammersmith, 1900. 102. Bound Book, "The Floure and the Leafe." Hammersmith, Kelmscott Press, 1896. 97-102. Exhibited and designed by T. J. Cobden-Sanderson, A. & C. Executed by Charles MacLeish, Charles Wilkinson, and Bessie Hooley, The Doves Bindery, Hammersmith. 103. Bound Book, "Sonnets of Shakes- peare." Vale Press. Bound in green mo- rocco. 104. Bound Book, "Works of Geoffrey Chaucer, 1687." Bound in green seal leather. 103-104. Exhibited and designed by Douglas Cockerell, A. & C. Executed by G. March. Exhibit No. 105. Box in Shagreen and Silver. 106. Octagonal Box in Shagreen and Silver. 105 and 106. Exhibited, designed and executed by J. Paul Cooper, A. & C. 107. Tea Cloth applied and embroidered on white linen. Exhibited, designed and executed by Alice Lucy Cox. 108. Model of a Boathouse for Mrs. Brown-Potter, at Maidenhead, England. Exhibited, designed and executed by Lionel Francis Crane. 109. A Portiere on Linen. (Worked in silk and cotton.) Representing the Sun, Moon, and Stars and Signs of the Zodiac. Exhibited and executed by Mrs. Walter Crane. Designed by Walter Crane, R. W. S., A. & C. no. Mural Cloisonne Tile Panel. Exhibited and designed b y Walter Crane. Executed by Pilkington & Co. 111. Original Designs for Mural Tiles: "The Five Senses." 112. Original Designs for Book Decora- tion, "The Old Garden, Mrs. De- land." 113. Original Design for a Stained Glass Window. 114. Original Design for a Municipal Mace, for silver-gilt and enamel. 111-114. Exhibited, designed and executed by Walter Crane, R. W. S., A. & C. 115. Copper Medallion: "Confidences." Executed by Francis Darlington. 116. Printed Designs. Exhibited, designed and executed by Charles E. Dawson. 117. Yoke for Child's Dress, in Patch- work Applique. (Silk.) Exhibited and designed by Rob- ert Dawson, A. R. C. A. Executed by Mrs. R. A. Dawson. 118. Table Centre. Exhibited and executed by Flor- ence Doe. 220 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. 119. A Chess Box. Painted Wood. Decorations il- lustrative of chess. 120. A Painted Bowl: "Scarlet Runners." 121. A Painted Bowl: "Michaelmas Daisies." 119-121. Exhibited, designed and executed by Andrew Brown Don- aldson. 122. Bowl in Doulton Stoneware. Exhibited by Doulton & Co. Designed and executed by F. C. Pope. 123. "Kneeling Angel." Panel. Exhibited, designed and executed by Conrad Dressier, A. & C. 124. "Music." Panel in Translucent Enamel. 125. "Evening." Panel in Translucent Enamel. In brass frame, set with jade. 124 and 125. Exhibited by Mary and Charles H. Eastlake. Designed by Mary Eastlake. Executed by Mary and Charles H. Eastlake. 126. "Spring Music." Colored Plaster Relief. Exhibited, designed and executed by Lilian Edmunds. 127. Fire Irons and Stand. Exhibited and executed by Messrs. J. Elsley & Co. 128. Blue Green Bottle. (Poppy Dec- oration.) Exhibited and designed by Sir E. H. Elton, Bart. A. & C. Executed by Sir E. H. Elton, Bart, assisted by G. Masters. 129. Wood Carving, Man's Head. 130. Wood Carving, Girl's Head. 129 and 130. Exhibited, designed and executed by Frank L. Emanuel. 131. Printed Book, "Masque of the Ed- wards." Bound in white holly. 132. Printed Book, "Woolman's Jour- nal." Bound in green levant morocco. 133. Printed Book Wren's "Parentalia." Exhibit No. 134. Printed Book, "Masque of the Ed- wards" on Vellum. 135. Printed Book, Chaucer's "Flower and Leaf." 136. Printed Book, Bunyan. Bound in brown pigskin. 137. Printed Book, "American Sheaves." By C. R. Ashbee. Bound in green morocco. 138. Printed Book, "Shakespeare." Bound in white pigskin. 139. Printed Book, "Praises of FoUie." Bound in red pigskin. 140. Printed Book, "An Endeavor." By C. R. Ashbee. Bound in brown morocco. 141. Printed Book, "Hymn of Bar- daisan." Bound in red morocco. 142. Printed Book, "Prayer Book of Edward VII." 143. Printed Book, Hoby's "Courtier." 144. Printed Book, Psalter. 131-144. Exhibited by Essex House Press. Designed by C. R. Ashbee, A. & C, Miss Power, Miss Edith Harwood and Members of the Guild of Handicraft, Ltd. Executed by Members of the Guild of Handicraft, Ltd. 145. Panel in Copper, Silvered. (Arms of Westminster School.) 145a. Panel in Copper, Silvered. Coat of Arms of Geo. H. Vider. Exhibited, designed and executed by G. W. Eve. 146. Enamel Panel, "Medea." Exhibited, designed and executed by John Eyre. 147. Six Dessert Doyleys. Exhibited, designed and executed by May Field. 148. Chalice in Silver and Enamels, set with Amber, Moonstones, Ame- thysts and Pearl Blisters. 149. Overmantel in Oxydized Silver and Enamel, "The Garden of the Soul." 148 and 149. Exhibited, designed and executed by Alexander Fisher, A. -^ C. GREAT BRITAIN. 221 Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. 150. Print from Set of Wood Blocks, "Floodgates." 151. Print, "The Waterway." 150 and 151. Exhibited, designed and executed by Morley Fletcher. 152. Part of Decoration for Lloyd's Registry. Exhibited, designed and executed by George Frampton, R. A., A. & C. 153. Portiere Embroidered. (Ship of Sixteenth Century.) Exhibited, designed and executed by Mary W. Freeman. 154. Throwan. (a) "Distant Heather." (b) "Early Victorian." (c) "Columbine." Throwan. (d) "Rose Petals." (e) "Ordinary Oyster." (f) "Dull Peacock." 155. Throwan. (Designs from things in Nature.) (a) "Heart of Furnace." (b) "Like Ripe Corn." (c) "Atmosphere." 156. English Silk. Orange Design. 157. English Silk Brocade. (a) "Fritillary." (b) "Iris." 154-157- Exhibited and designed by Annie Garnett. Executed by the Misses Garnett, MacSchaufhausen, O'Rourke and Spinners, Weavers and Em- broiderers at The Spinnery, Windermere. 158. "Motleys." Panels for a common hall door in stained glass. Exhibited, designed and executed by Claire Gaudet. 159. Design for a Book Cover in Three Colors. Exhibited, designed and executed by Alice B. Giles. 160. Plastercast of an Inscription to go over Church Door. Exhibited and executed by A. E. R. Gill. Exhibit No. 161. Silver Cup, "Wedding Procession." Exhibited and executed by Countess Feodora Gleichen. 162. Hand Mirror. Jade, bronze and enamel. Exhibited and executed by Countess Feodora Gleichen. 163. Pieces of Silver in Case. (i) Silver hand mirror. (2) Silver belt. (3) Silver tray. (4) Silver and opal clasp. (5) Pierced clasp. Exhibited, designed and executed by Bertha L. Goff. 164. Inlaid Walnut Frame. Exhibited and executed by Hon. Mabel de Grey. 165. Bevelled Mirror in Oak Frame. 166. Carved Oak Chest. 167. China Cabinet in Oak. 165-167. Exhibited, designed and executed by A. Romney Green. 168. Water Color Print, The Toy Boat. 169. Water Color Print, Dutch Girls. 168 and 169. Exhibited, designed and executed by Louise M. Glazier. 170. Hand Wrought Jewellery. Finger Bowl, sugar spoon, neck- lace and waist belt. Exhibited, designed and executed by W. S. Hadaway, A. & C. 171. Silver and Cloisonne Enamel Necklet. Exhibited, designed and executed by Dorothy Haig. 172. Two Colored Photos of Stained Glass. Exhibited and designed by Regi- nald Hallward. A. & C. 173. Bound Book, "The Hollow Land. By William Morris. Bound in green morocco. Exhibited by Sibyl Barnard and Lilian Hay-Cooper. Designed by Lilian Hay-Cooper. Executed by Sibyl Barnard and Lilian Hay-Cooper. 222 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. 174. Silver-Grain Wardrobe. Exhibited and executed by Heal & Son. Designed by Ambrose Heal, Jr. 175. Dirsc Pendant with Pearls .and Amethysts. Exhibited, designed and executed by Mrs. Philip Hensley. 176. Caligraphy, Roman Capitals in Gold on Purple Vellum. (Commencement of St. John's Gospel.) 177. Caligraphy, Round Writing Pater Noster, Credo and Ave. (Bound together.) 176 and 177. Exhibited, designed and executed by Graily Hewitt, A. & C. 178. Design for Printed Chintz. 179. Belt Buckle. 180. Pair of Knitting Needle Sheaths. 178-180. Exhibited, designed and executed by H. Gertrude Hil- desheim. 181. Three Decorative Drawings. Exhibited, designed and executed by Dorothy J. Hilton. 182. Silver Table Centre-piece. 183. "Eros," Pendant. 184. Bell Push. 182-183. Exhibited, designed and executed by Joseph Hodel. 185. Bound Book, "The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam." Exhibited, designed and executed by Else Hoffman. 186. Panel, "Angel of Judgment." Exhibited and designed by Henry Holiday, A. & C. 187. Bound Book, "Song of Songs." 188. Bound Book, Dante's "Inferno." 187 and 188. Exhibited, designed and printed by C. H. St. J. Hornby, A. & C. 189. Decorative Panel in Leather, "Orpheus and Eurydice." 190. Medallion in Leather, St. Cecilia." 189 and 190. Exhibited, designed and executed by Mary G. Hous- ton. Exhibit No. 191. Woven Hanging, "Vineyard." 192. Silk Brocade, "Pelican." 193. Gold Brocade Chalice Veil. 194. Silk Brocade, "St. Paul's." 191-194. Exhibited, designed and executed by Edmund Hunter. 195. Design for Stained Glass, "Figure of Christ." Exhibited, designed and executed by Selwyn Image, A. & C. 196. Lady's Work Table. (Painted in oil color on a gesso ground.) 197. Carved Panel in Oak, "The Sheep- fold." 198. Carved Panel in Italian Walnut. 196-198. Exhibited, designed and executed by George Jack, A. & C. 199. Eight Framed Examples of Wall Papers. (a to h) Exhibited by Jeffrey & Co. Designed by Walter Crane, R. W. S., A. & C, Lewis F. Day, A. & C, Heywood Summer, A. & C, A. F. Vigers, A. & C. Executed by G. Godfrey and others under the direction of Metford Warner, A. & C. 200. Case of Enamel Jewellery. Ship Pendant in silver and mother-of-pearl; Peacock clasp in silver and champleve enamel; Daisy Pendant; Speedwell Pend- ant; Peacock Brooch; Speedwell Set of Four Buttons. 201. Woodcut in Colors, "The Stepping Stones." 202. Woodcut in Colors, "Seagulls." 200-202. Exhibited, designed and executed by Ethel Kirkpatrick. 203. Wood Engraving, "The Gabled House." 204. "The Barbican Gate." 205. Color Print, "The Bridge." 206. Color Print, "St. Ives Harbor." 207. Color Print, "Drying Sails." 208. Color Print, "Boat-buildings." 209. Color Print, "The Sloop Inn." 210. Color Print, "The Lighthouse." GREAT BRITAIN. Original Objects of Art Workmanship. 232 Exhibit No. 211. Color Print, "St. Ives Bay." 203-211. Exhibited, designed and executed by Sydney Lee. 212. Plaster Design for Door Knocker. Exhibited, designed and executed by Ruby Levick. 213a. Gold Lace Pin, four opals and pearl. 213b. Lace Pin. Exhibited, designed and executed by Mrs. E. M. Linnell. 214. Chimney-piece. Designed by George Jack, A. & C. 215. Grate. Designed by George Jack, A. & C. 216. Enamelled Fire-dogs. (Parrots.) Designed by W. R. Lethaby, A. & C. 217. One Pair Bright Wrought-iron Fire-dogs, with ornamental rose design. Designed bv Henry Longden, A. & C., and J. Eyre, A. & C. 218. Copper Models: "Days of Creation." Designed by Henry Wilson. Executed by R. Catterson-Smith, A. & C. 214-218. Exhibited by Longden & Co. Executed by Longden & Cc. Assisted by Miss Harding, J. Eyre, W. Bullas, J. Clucas, and J. Dalton, under the direction of Henry Longden. 219. Blotter. 220. Album. 219 and 220. Exhibited and de- signed by D. S. MacColl. Executed by E. M. MacColl, A. & C. 221. Box of Copper-gilt with Five Gold Cloisonne Enamel Panels, St. George and Dragon. Exhibited, designed and executed by Ottilie Maclaren. 222. Teak Cabinet. Exhibited by Maids & Harper. Designed by Mervyn Macartney,' A. & C. Executed by T. Davis and T. Smith. Exhibit No. 223. Panel, St. Cecilia. Exhibited, designed and executed by Frederick Marriott, A. & C. 224. Embroidered White Linen Bed- spread. Exhibited and executed by Ethel F. Marrs. Designed by Miss Down. 225. Part Mosaic Panel, Roses. Exhibited and designed by Gae- tano Meo. Executed by H. Anstead and C. Potter. 226. Embroidered Coverlet. Exhibited by May Morris. Designed by William Morris. Executed by May Morris, M. Deacon and E. Wright. 227. "Some Meditations of Marcus Aurelius." Exhibited, designed and executed by Philip Mortimer. 228. Painted Screen, "Blake and Van Tromp." Exhibited, designed and executed by R. Morton Nance, A. & C. 229. Proof of Drawings for Mackail's "Life of William Morris." 230. Proofs of Drawings for "Highways and By-ways of Shakespeare's Country." 231. Bookplates. 232. Drawings for Bourget's "Impres- sions of Oxford." 229-232. Exhibited, designed and executed by Edmund H. New, A. & C. 233. Oak Table. Exhibited and executed by C. F. Nielsen. Designed by C. F. Annesley Voysey, A. & C. 234. Burse and Chalice Veil. Exhibited and executed by Rose Parkinson. Designed by W. E. Parkinson. 235. Gold Pendant, moonstones, sap- phires, emeralds. 236. Gold Pendant, enamel, emeralds, cabochon sapphire. 235-236. Exhibited and designed by F. J. Partridge. Executed by F. J. Partridge and G. M. Hart. 224 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Original Objects of Art Workmanship. 239- 240. 241. 242. 243. 244. Exhibit 237. Bound Book, Guest Book, bound in dark green morocco, hand- tooled. 238. Bound Book, "The Discourses of Epictetus." In two volumes. 237 and 238. Exhibited and de- signed by Alice Pattinson. Executed by Alice Pattinson and George Fisher. Rose-leaf Necklace of Beads and Precious Stones. Exhibited, designed and executed by L. and L. V. Peskett. Gold and Pearl Necklet. Gold and Opal Ring. Gold Brooch set with Matrix Emer- ald. 240-242. Exhibited, designed and executed by William H. Pick. 'Painted Tiles. Painted Tiles. 243 and 244. Exhibited by The Pilkington Tile and Pottery C/^., Ltd. Designed by Lewis F. Day, A. & C. Executed by Lawrence Hall. 245. Printed Book, "Deux Contes de Ma Mere L'Oye." Par Ch. Perrault, frontispiece (wood engraving), printed in black, green and gold. 246. Printed Book, "Les Ballades de Maitu Frangois Villon." Frontispiece and border printed in black and red (wood engrav- ing). 247. Printed Book, "Aucassin and Nico- lete." Frontispiece printed in five col- ors (wood engraving). 248. Wood Engravings. 249. Wood Engraving, ornamental border of first page of the "Areopagitica" of John Milton. 245-249. Exhibited and executed by Lucien and Esther Pissarro. Designed by Lucien Pissarro, A. & C. 250. Cut Glass Spanish Decanter. 251. Cut Glass Old English Liqueur Glass. Exhibit No. 252. Cut Glass Old English Liqueur Glass. 253. Cut and Engraved Old English Champagne Glass. 250-253. Exhibited by James Powell & Sons. Cut by W. Longshore. Blown by T. Cardoe and T. Smith. 254. Finger Bowl with Blue "Tears." Designed by H. J. Powell, A. & C. Executed by T. J. Avery. 255. Flower Bowl with Blue "Tears." From Picture by Hugo Vander- goes in Uffizi Gallery. Executed by T. Smith. 256. Vase engraved with Harebells and Motto. 257. Vase engraved with Imperial Lily. 258. Vase engraved with Christmas Roses. 259. Vase engraved with Flax Flower and Motto. 260. Vase, Poppy-seed, Alsatian Blue. 261. Vase, Poppy-seed, Alsatian Blue. 262. Electric Light Table Lamp. 263. Crimson and Gold Liqueur Glass. 264. Crimson and Gold "Tear" Bottle. 265. Liqueur Decanter. 266. Decanter with Sea-green "Tears." 267. Hock Glass with Three Strand Leg. 268. Tazza, Cobweb and Dewdrops. 269. From Graeco-Roman Glass in Brit- ish Museum. Engraved with word EroiJoaivV (good cheer). 270. Claret Decanter. Mounted in silver with blister pearls. 271. Vase engraved with Speedwell. 272. Vase. Copied from photograph of Clay Treasure Vase exhumed at Knos- sos in Crete. 273. Claret Decanter. Design based on Florentine Oil Bottle. GREAT BRITAIN. 225 Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. Liqueur Decanter. Design based on Florentine Oil Bottle. Tazza. Tazza. Champagne Glass. Claret Glass. Sherry Glass. Liqueur Glass. Wine Decanter. Motto Hock Glass. Claret Glass, Sea-green Stem and Prunts. Sherry Glass, Sea-green Stem and Prunts. Liqueur Glass, Sea-green Stem and Prunts. Sea-green Decanter. 254-286. Exhibited by James Powell & Sons. Designed by H. J. Powell, A. & C. Executed by T. J. Avery, H. Hart, T. Smith, and E. R. Wills. Panel of "Prior's Glass," White. Exhibited and designed by Ed- ward S. Prior, A. & C. Executed by Messrs. Britten & Gibson. Embroidered Panel. Cushion Cover, 288 and 289. Exhibited, designed and executed by Maud M. Pryce. "The Goose Girl." Design for an embroidered screen. Exhibited, designed and executed by Dorothy Reed. Oak Carved Panel, "Sleeping Cherubs." Exhibited, designed and executed by Maria E. Reeks, A. & C. Two Illuminated Pages, Book of Jonah. Exhibited, designed and executed by Edmond G. Reuter, A. & C. Bas-relief and Stand, "Youth." Exhibited, designed and executed by W. Reynolds Stephens, A. & C. Exhibit No. 294. Gold and Enamel Pendant set with aquamarine and pearl broque. 295. Silver FiHgree Pendant set with stones. 296. Silver Neck Chain set with pearls. 297. Gold Necklace set with amethyst, yellow topaz and green garnet. 294-297. Exhibited and designed by Fredk. S. Robinson, A. & C. Executed by W. Gillett. 298. Copper Mirror Frame. 299. Pair of Wrought Copper Candle- sticks. 300. Copper Inkstand, silvered and oxy- dized. 298-300. Exhibited by Messrs. R. LI. B. Rathbone & Co. Designed by R. LI. B. Rathbone, A. & C. Executed by R. LI. B. Rathbone and assistants. 301. Plaster Panel for Mantelpiece, "May Day Procession." Exhibited, designed and executed by Miss E. M. Rope. 302. Bound Book, "The Merchant of Venice." In Niger morocco, gold tooled. Exhibited, designed and executed by Irma T. Rowntrec. 303. Design for Cretonne or Printed Velvet, "Birds and Beasts." 304. Stencilled Design for Christmas Card, with Stencil Plate, "Pea- cock and Tree." 305. Printed Cretonne, "Conventional Tulip Sprays." 303-305. Exhibited, designed and executed by Rex and Harry Silver. 306. Silver Pendant set with Opals. 307. Silver Pendant set with Opals. 308. Silver Pendant set with Chryso- prase. 306-308. Exhibited, designed and executed by Edgar Simpson. 309. Caligraphy, "Revelation" (CC 21 and 22). Exhibited, designed and executed by Mabel E. Smith. 226 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. 310. Caligraphy, "Songs," by Robert Burns. Exhibited, designed and executed by Percy J. Smith. 311. Panel in Mother-of-Pearl and Gold, and Colored Mosaics, "Praise ye Him, all ye His Angels." Exhibited, designed and executed by Katherine A. van Someren. 312. Porcelain Panel, "Queen Eliza- beth." 313. Porcelain Panel, "Le Bain des Nymphes." 312 and 313. Exhibited, designed and executed by Leon V. Solon. 314. Cabinet for Prints. Gilded on gesso and painted in tempera, ornamented with ame- thysts and carbuncles. Exhibited and designed bv Joseph E. Southall, A. & C. Executed by Joseph E. and Mr^. Southall. 315. Stained Glass Panel, "The Angel of the Cross." Exhibited, designed and executed by Silvester Sparrow. 316. Forged Iron Fireiron-holder and Fireirons. (Poker, Shovel and Tongs.) 317. Forged Iron Trivet. 316 and 317. Exhibited and de signed by Edward Spencer. Executed by Walter Spencer and F. Jobe. 318. Painted Dresser. Exhibited and designed by C. S Spooner, A. & C. Executed by C. Sparrow and C. S. Spooner. 319- Stained Glass Royal Arms of Great Britain and Ireland, with Sup- porters. Exhibited, designed and executed by James H. Stanley. 320. Silver Yacht Trophy. 321. Silver Christening Cup. 320 and 321. Executed and de signed by Florence H. Steele. Executed bv F. H. Steele and Messrs. Elkinyton & Co. i Exhibit No. 322. Mirror in Gilded Carved Wood and Gesso Frame. 323. Convex Mirror in Gilded Carved Wood Frame. 322 and 323. Exhibited, designed and executed by Frederic Stuttig. 324. Fitzroy School Pictures. Original Water Color Drawings for the Months. Exhibited, designed and executed by Heywood Sumner, A. & C. 325. Bound Book, "Poesies de Francois Villon." Vale Press. Green morocco. 326. Bound Book, "Life of Benvenuto Cellini." Vale Press. Two Volumes. 1 Niger morocco. 327. Bound Book, Visitors* Book. Niger morocco. 325-327. Exhibited, designed and executed by F. Sangorski and G. Sutcliffe. 328. Bound Book, "The Tempest." 329. Bound Book, "Cranford." 328 and 329. Exhibited, designed and executed by The Misses Ethel Taunton and Walbrand- Evans. 330-348. Vases. 349. Vase with Lid. 350. Tea Bottle with Cover. 351. Pot Pourri mounted in Pewter. 352. Pair of Blue Candlesticks. (a) and (b). 353-361. Bowls. 362. Bowl with Perforated Lid. 363. Jug. 330-363. Exhibited and designed by W. Howson Taylor, A. & C. Executed by W. Howson Taylor and W. Forrester and E. Bos- well. 364. Design for Decoration of Music Room in Stencil. 365. Full-size Cartoon for one Panel of the above. 364 and 365. Exhibited, designed and executed by Edward Ingram Taylor. GREAT BRITAIN. 227 Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. 366. Silk Embroidery, "Angel and Tree." Exhibited by Una Arterelde Taylor, A. & C. Designed by W. Graham Rob ertson. Executed by Una Arterelde Tay lor, A, & C. 367. Silk Embroidery, Arabesque De- sign. Exhibited and executed by Uun Arterelde Taylor, A. & C. 368. Embroidered Antipendium. Symbol of St. John the Evan gelist. Exhibited and designed by W G. Paulson Townsend. Executed by • Royal School nt Art Needlework. 369-372. Needlework Panels. Series of four panels, forming' an Allegory of the progress o' a soul. 373. 374. 375- 376. 377. 378. 379. 380. 381. 382. 383. Tryptich, "Madonna and Child." Enamel Pendant, "My Lady Crowns Love." Enamel Pendant, "Chosen." 369-375. Exhibited, designed ani^ executed by Mrs. Phoebe A Traquair, A. & C. Keepsake Box. (Circular.) Keepsake Box. 376 and S77. Exhibited, designed and executed by Mrs. A. P. Trotter. Hand Tufted Rug, Large Poppies. Oriental Convention. Exhibited and designed bv W E. Tyler. Executed by Alexander Mortoi. & Co. Design for Wall Bray." Design for Chestnuts. Paper, "The Wall Paper, "Horse Design for Wall Paper, "Tulip." Design for Printed Linen, "Rose." Book Written and Decorated on Vellum, "Blessed Damozel," 379-383. Exhibited, designed and executed by Allan F. Vigers, A. & C. Exhibit No. 384. Printed Book on Vellum, Decor- ated, Bacon's "Essay of Gardens." 385. Printed Book on Paper, Decorated, Bacon's "Essay of Gardens." 3S4-385. Exhibited and designed by Allan F. Vigers, A. & C. Executed by Chiswick Press. 386. Printed Book, Morris Lecture, "Art and the Beauty of the Earth." Decorated with birds and flowers. 387. Printed Book, Morris Lecture, "Art and the Beauty of the Earth." Decorated with acanthus and flowers. 388. Printed Book, Morris Lecture, "Address at Birmingham." Decorated with shields and flowers. 389. Printed Book, Morris Lecture, "Some Hints on Pattern Design- ing." Decorated with vetch and birds. 390. Printed Book, Morris Lecture, "Address at Birmingham." Decorated with vines and part- ridges. 386-390. Exhibited, designed and executed by Allan F. Vigers, A. & C. 391. Design for Wall Paper. (Water Color Drawing.) 392. Jubilee Design ("V. R.") for Wall Paper. (Water Color Drawing.) 393. Design for Hearth Rug. (Water Color Drawing.) 394. Two Color Prints of Design for Carpet. 395. Inlaid Workbox. 396. Fourteen Pieces of Woven Fabric. 397. Frame containing Designs for Badges and Book plates. 391-397- Exhibited, designed and executed by C. F. Annesley Voy- sey, A. & C. 397a. Four Painted Tiles. Exhibited and designed by C. F. Annesley Vo3'-sey, A. & C. Executed by The Pilkington Tile and Pottery Co. 228 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. 398. Stained Glass Panel, "The Goddess of the Air Surrounded by Famil- iars in the form of Birds." 399. Design in Water Color for above Panel. 400. Design in Water Color for Do- mestic Glass. 398-400. Exhibited, designed and executed by Leonard Walker. 401. Designs for Stencil Cards of Greet- ing. Exhibited, designed and executed by C. Alban Wallis. 402. Oval Box in Paint and Polished Varnish. Exhibited, designed and executed by Mrs. Douglas Watson. 403. Altar Cross in Wrought Metal, with Enrichments in Enamel and Precious Stones. Exhibited and designed by John Williams. Executed by John Williams and D. W. Evans. 404. Buttons. 405. Silver, Chrysoprase, and Enamel Pendant. 406. Silver, Enamel and Turquoise Pendant. Exhibit No. 407. Buckle. 404-407. Exhibited, designed and executed by E. C. Woodward. 408. Design for Stained Glass Window, "The Call of the Apostles." Exhibited, designed and executed by Paul Woodroflfe. 408a. Stained Glass Window. Coat of Arms of Sholto Douglas, Esq. 408 and 408a. Exhibited, designed and executed by Paul Woodroflfe. 409. Bound Book, "Sonnets by Eliza- beth Barrett Browning." 410. Bound Book, "A Child's Garden of Verses." Bound in Niger morocco, gold tooled. 409-410. Exhibited, designed and executed by E. E. Woolrich. 411. Hammered Ironwork Grill, "The Rose and the Lily." Petals and stamens hammered out and welded. Exhibited by the Worrall Iron Gate Works. Designed by R. J. Worrall. Executed by A. Lovell. HOLLAND Art Commissioner-General H. W. Mesdag Commissioner of Fine Arts Willy Martens Members of Art Commission Hubert Vos, Acting Commissioner Ed. Cuypers H. W. Jansen B. VAN Hove Ad. Le Comte Ph. Zilcken For information regarding exhibits for sale apply to Mr. J. C. Sehuller, in Gallery 58. HOLLAND. EAST PAVILION, Galleries 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 60, 61 ; also Galleries G ond H. Oil Paintings. GROUP 9. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Abrahams, Miss Anna Adelaide, The Hague. 1. Still Life. Akkeringa, Johannes Evert, Heeze. 2. Brabant Interior. Apol, Louis, The Hague. 3. At the Pond. Arntzenius, Floris, The Hague. 4. A Typical Main Street in The Hague. Bastert, Nicolaas, Nieuwersluis. 5. October. 6. Along the Dike. Bauer, Marius A. J., Aerdenhout (Bloem- endaal). 7. Ali-Baba. Baukema, Sieger, Arnhem. 8. Near the Sheepscot. Bisschop, Christoffel, Scheveningen. 9. The Best in the Market. Bisschop, Richard, The Hague. 10. Church Interior in Breda. Bisschop-Robertson, Mrs. Suze, The Hague. 11. Nude Study. Bleckmann, Wilhelm Christiaan Con- stant, The Hague. 12. Field of Tulips in Holland. Exhibit No. Bleulandt van Oordt, Miss Johanna, Voorburg. 13. Violets. Blommers, Bernardus •Johannes, Schev- eningen. 14. The Shell-fisherman. 15. A Happy Family. Bock, Theophile de, Haarlem. 16. On the Field. Bongers, B, Delft. 17. Landscape. Breitner, George Hendrik, Aerdenhout (Bloemendaal). 18. Street in Amsterdam. 19. Canal in Amsterdam. Briet, Arthur, Nunspeet. 20. Laren Interior. 21. Nunspeet Interior. Broedelet, Andre, Laren. 22. The Children's Joy. Browne, Robert Ives, Scheveningen. 23. In August. Buisman, H., The Hague. 24. Portrait of a Lady. Chattel, Fredericus Jacobus du, Scheven- ingen. 25. Mill at Vreeland. 26. Evening. Comte, Adolf le, Rotterdam, 27. Harbor at Veere. Court Onderwater, Hendrik F. de, Laren. 28. Laren Interior. Dankmeyer, Charles B., Oosterbeek. 29. Holland Town-view. HOLLAND. 231 Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Deutmann, Frans, Amsterdam. 30. Procession at Laren. Dooyewaard, Jacob, Laren. 31. Rehearsing a Lesson. Dijsselhoff, G. W., Haarlem. 32. Aquarium. Essen, Jan van, Scheveningen. 33. Amongst the Hills. 34. On the Heath. Franken, P., The Hague. 35. Milking Time. Frankfort, Eduard, Amsterdam. 36. Twente Interior. Gabriel, Paul Joseph Constantin (de- ceased), 1828-1903. 37. Mill at Vreeland. 38. Brook near Kortenhoef. 39. In the Polder. Gorter, Arnold Marc, Amsterdam. 40. Autumn Colors. Grandmont-Hubrecht, Mrs. Bramine, Taermina (Sicily). 41. Girl Reading. Gratama, G. D., The Hague. 42. Fisherwoman. Gunneweg, Herman, Dordrecht. 43. A River in Holland. Haar, Herman van der, de Bilt. 44. At Home. Hart, Nibbrig F., Laren. 45. Philemon and Baucis. Haverman, Hendrik Johannes, The Hague. 46. Spring. 47- Motherhood. Henkes, Gerke, Voorburg. 48. Devotion. 49. Dutch Kitchen. Hense, Miss Sara, Zeist. 50. Roses. Heyberg, Johannes Gerardus, Rotterdam. 51. Barracks of the Royal Guards. Hoog, Bernard de, Haarlem. 52. Maternal Joy. Hoppe, Bernard, The Hague. 53- Autumn Night. Exhibit No. Horrix, W. M., The Hague. 54. Orchard of Cherry Trees. Horssen, W. B. van, Rijswijk. 55. Landscape. Hoynck van Papendrecht, Jan, The Hague. 56. The Gordon Highlanders at Qua- tre Bras. Hulk, Jr., Johannes Frederik, Amster- dam. 57. The Happy-go-lucky Family. Hijner, Arend, The Hague. 58. Spinning Wool. Israels, Isaac, Amsterdam. 59. In the Dunes. 60. Donkeys on the Beach. 61. The Sisters Daynef. Israels, Jozef, The Hague. 62. The Skipper. 63. Eating. 64. Saying Grace. 65. Painful and Joyful. 66. Returning from the Fields. 67. The Old Scribe. Jansen, H. W., Amsterdam. 68. In the Dock at Antwerp. 69. In the Dock at Amsterdam. Josselin de Jong, P. de, Scheveningen. 70. At the Watering Place. Jurres, Johannes Hendrik, Amsterdam. 71. Joseph sold by his Brothers. Kate Mari ten. The Hague. 72. The Old Fisherman. Kerling, Miss Anna E., The Hague. 73. A Dutch Peasant. Kever, Jacob Simon Hendrik, Amster- dam. 74. Mother and Child. Kleintjes, Jan L., Heerde. 75. Meditation. Klinkenberg, Karel, The Hague. 76. Marketday, Rotterdam. 77. Harbor at Hoorn. 78. View on a Bridge, Rotterdam. Knap, Gerrit Willem, Amsterdam. 79. Amsterdam. 232 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Koning, Arnold Hendrik, Ede (Gelder- land). 80. Landscape with Cattle. Konijnenburg, Willem Adriaan van. The Hague. 81. In the Old City. Koster, Anton Louise, Haarlem. 82. The Culture of Bulbs. (TuHps, hyacinths, etc., near Haarlem.) Laan, Gerard van der. The Hague. 83. Winter in Holland (near Delft). Langeveld, Frans A., Laren. 84. A Quiet Corner in Laren. Lapidoth, Maurits Constantijn, Nunspeet. 85. The Cottage. Legner, J. C. U., Utrecht. 86. Canal at Utrecht. Maarel, Marius van der, The Hague. 87. Beer Drinker. Maris, Jacob (deceased), 1837-1899. 88. The River. 89. In the Dunes. 90. View of Amsterdam. Maris, Willem, The Hague. 91. A Dutch Meadow. Maris, Jbzn., Willem, The Hague. 92. Summer Martens, Willy, Scheveningen. 93. A Hero at Rest. Portrait of Gen- eral P. Cronje. 94. Harvesting Rye. 95. Homeward. Mastenbroek, Johan Hendrik, Rotterdam. 96. A Rainy Day at Dordrecht. Melis, Henricus Johannes, Rotterdam. 97. The First at Table. Mesdag-van Calcar, Mrs. G., Schev- eningen. 98. Interior. Mesdag, Hendrik Willem, The Hague. 99. A Stormy Day. 100. On the Dutch Coast. lOi. Summer Morning. Mesdag, Taco (deceased), 1829-1902. 102. A Country Road. Mesdag-van Houten, Mrs. S., The Hague. 103. Still Life. 104. Landscape. Exhibit No. Meulen, Frangois Pieter ter, The Hague. 105. Amongst the Trees. 106. On the Holland Dunes. Moes, Miss Wally, Laren. 107. Mother and Child. Mondriaan, Frits, The Hague. 108. Landscape in Gelderland. Mondt, J. A., The Hague. 109. At the Pump. Monnickendam, M., Amsterdam. no. A Mediaeval Costume. Moulijn, S., Laren. 111. The Castle's Pasture Ground. Nakken, Willem Carel, The Hague. 112. Entrance of a, Limburg Farm. Oldewelt, Ferdinand Gustaaf Willem, Rotterdam. 113. Hard Times. Oppennoorth, Willem Johannes, The Hague. 114. The Brook in the Woods. Pabst, J. C, The Hague. 115. Milking Time. Pieters, Evert, Blaricum. 116. Horses on the Seashore. Pruys van der Hoeven, Miss Clemence, The Hague. 117. Fair Girl with Lace Collar. Rhijnnen, Jan van, Scheveningen. 118. Landscape near The Hague. Rip, Willem Cornelis, The Hague. 119. Mills on the River Maas. Roelofs, Albert, The Hague. 120. The Bride. Roelofs, Sr., Wm. (deceased) 1822-1897. 121. Dunes and Beach at Heyst. 122. Hoeylaert. Roelofs, Willem E., The Hague, 123. Fish. Roermeester, G. J., The Hague. 124. Landscape near Noorden. Sadee, Philip, The Hague. 125. After the Fish Auction at Schev- eningen. 126. The Garden of a Nunnery. HOLLAND. 233 Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Sande Bakhuysen, Julius Jacobus van de, The Hague. 127. On the Riverside. Schaap, E. R. D., 's-Graveland. 128. In the Gein. Schermer, Cornelis Albertus Johannes, The Hague. 129. Harvest. Scherrewitz, Johan, Haarlem. • 130. Going Home. Schildt, Martinus, Rotterdam. 131. Washing Day. Schipperus, Pieter Adrianus, Rotterdam. 132. Landscape. Schregel, Bernard, The Hague. 133- Evening. Schreuder v. d. Coolwijk, Jan, The Hague. 134. A Humble Dwelling. Schiitz, Willem Johannes, Middelburg. 135. Dordrecht. Schwartze, Miss Therese, Amsterdam. 136. Portrait of Mr. Wolmarans. 137. Lost. Sluiter, Willy, Katwijk o/Sea. 138. Winter at Katwijk. Smissaert, Frans, Voorburg. 139. Mending the Nets. Smith, Hobbe, Amsterdam. 140. Mill at Amsterdam. Soest, Louis W. van. The Hague. 141. Winter Sun. 142. The First Snow. Steelink, Willem, Scheveningen. 143. In the Dunes. 144. On the Heath. Thol-Ruisch, Mrs. Aletta Jacoba Jose- phine van. The Hague. 145- Still Life. Tholen, W. B. The Hague. 146. Night. 147' Harbor at Enkhuizen. Vries Lam, D. de, Groningen. 148. Harbor. Exhibit No. Vuuren, Jan van, Nunspeet. 149. Behind the Church at Elburg. Vos, Hubert, New York. 150. Portrait of Mrs. Vos. 151. The Old Fisherman. Waay, Nicolaas van der, Amsterdam. 152. Peasant Woman of Zeeland. Wandscheer, Miss Marie, Ede (Gelder- land). 153. Cinerarias. Waning, Cornelis Anthony van, Rijswijk. 154- View of Delft. Weele, Herman Johannes van der, Scheveningen. 155. Sheep. 156. Horse and Cart. Weiland, Johannes, The Hague. 157. At the Spinning Wheel. Wiggers, Dirk, Berg en Dal. 158. Winter. Wild, Carel Frederik Louis de, The Hague. 159. Still Life (Fish). 160. Still Life. Windt, Gerard Carel Louis, Heemstede. 161. Landscape in Holland. Witsen, Willem, Amsterdam. 162. Park in Amsterdam. Wolbers, Hermanus Gerhardus, The Hague. 163. Meadow at the River Yssel. Wijsmuller, J. H., Amsterdam. 164. Mills near Amsterdam. 165. In the Moorlands. Zilcken, Phillip, The Hague. 166. Pont Saint-Michel, Paris. Zoetelief Tromp, Jan, Blaricum. 167. Amidst Green and Flowers. Zon, Jacques, The Hague. 168. Still Life (Fishes). Zwart, Willem H. P. J. de., Amsterdam. 169. Cabs Waiting. Winter Scene. ^4 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Water Colors. Water Colors. Exhibit No. Apol, Louis, The Hague. 170. Evening. Arntzenius, Floris, The Hague. 171. Old Houses at Hoorn. Bastert, Nicolaas, Nieuwersluis. 172. The Ferry. Bauer, Marius A. J., Aerdenhout (Bloem- endaal). 173. The Queen of Saba. Bilders-van Bosse, Maria Philippine, (de- ceased), 1837-1900. 174. Winter. Blommers, Bernardus Johannes, Schev- eningen.. 175. Visiting Grandmother. 176. In the Shadow. Bongers, B., Delft. 177. Saying Grace. Boudewijnse, A. J. P., The Hague. 178. A Peasant Woman. Gate, Siebe Ten, Paris. 179. Dutch Town. Pastel Drawing. Chattel, Fredericus Jacobus du, Schev- eningen. 180. A Little Canal at Vreeland. Comte, Adolf le, Rotterdam. 181. Harbor at Volendam. 182. Dordrecht. Dekker, Hendrik Adriaan Christiaan, Amsterdam. 183. On the River Vecht. Franken, P., The Hague. 184. Cows in Pasture. Gorter, Arnold Marc, Amsterdam. 185. November. Hanau, J. H. L., Amsterdam. 186. Old Dwellings at the River. Haverman, Hendrik Johannes, The Hague. 187. Mother and Child. Henkes, Gerke, Voorburg. 188. Gossip. Hogendorp 's Jacob, Mrs. Adrienne van, Scheveningen. 189. Tulips. Exhibit No. Hoppe, Bernard, The Hague. 190. Dutch Landscape. Horssen, W. B. van, Rijswijk. 191. Still Life. Hulk, Jr., Johannes Frederik, Amster- dam.. 192. Youth. Hijner, Arend, The Hague. 193. Interior. Jansen, Frits, The Hague. 194. A Cattle Market in Holland. Jansen, H. W., Amsterdam. 195. Towing up a Fisherbnat at Katwijk. Jansen-Grothe. Mrs. S. J. W., Amster- dam. 196. At the Cradle. 197. A Sunbeam. Josselin de Jong, P. de, Scheveningen. 198. Ironfoundry. Kamerlingh Onnes, Menso, Katwijk a Zee. 199. Flowers. 200. Still Life. Kerling, Miss Anna E., The Hague. 201. Summer. Koster, Anton Louis, Haarlem. 202. Sanddiggings in the Hills (Autumn). Krabbe, H. M., Watergraafsm^eer. 203. Mending-dav on board a Man of War. Martens, Willy, Scheveningen. 204. Peasant Woman and Child in Gelderland. Mastenbroek, Johan Hendrik, Rotterdam. 205. Unloading. Melis, Henricus Johannes, Rotterdam. 206. The Ironers. Mesdag, Hendrik Willem, The Hague. 207. Setting off the Life Boat. 208. Fish Auction on the Beach at Scheveningen. Mesdag-van Houten, Mrs. S., The Hague. 209. Still Life. 210. In Gelderland. Moll, Evert, Rijswijk. 211. A Stormy Summer Day. HOLLAND. 235 Water Colors, Engravings and Lithographs. Exhibit No. MuUer, Gerard, Amsterdam. 212. Womanly Cares. Nakken, Willem Carel, The Hague. 213. The Thrashing Machine. Offermans, Tony, Laren. 214. At the Cradle. Oldewelt, Ferdinand Gustaaf Willem, Rotterdam. 215. Poppies. Oort, Jan van, Amsterdam. 216. The Toilet. Oosterzee, Hermanns Adrianus, Rijsv;ijk. 217. Early Spring. Oppenoorth, Willem Johannes, The Hague. 218. Dutch Landscape. Pabst, J. C, The Hague. 219. In the Dunes. Rink, Paul (deceased), 1862-1903. 220. A Sailor's Chat. Rip, Willem Cornelis, The Hague. 221. Mills in the Polder. 222. Holland Landscape. Rochussen, Charles (deceased), 1814- 1894. 223. Floris V. Roelofs, Albert, The Hague. 224. The Violin Player. Roelofs, St., Wm. (deceased), 1822-1897. 225. Water Lilies. Roelofs, Willem E., The Hague. 226. Still Life. Schermer, Cornelis Albertus Johannes, The Hague. 227. The Seashore near Scheveningen. Schildt, Martinus, Rotterdam. 228. Old Man Reading. Schregal, Bernard, The Hague. 229. Landscape near The Hague. Schwartze, Miss Therese, Amsterdam. 230. Woman of Volendam. Pastel Drawing. Sluiter, Willy, Katwijk o/Sea. 231. In the Dunes. Pastel Drawing. Smith, Hobbe, Amsterdam. 232. Near Zaandam. Exhibit No. Soest, Louis W. van, The Hague. 233. Moonshine. Steelink, Willem, Scheveningen. 234. Sheep. Waay, Nicolaas van der, Amsterdam. 235. Zeeland Interior. Weele, Herman Johannes van der. Sch**- veningen. 236. Grazing Flock. Weissenbruch, Johannes Hendrik (de- ceased), 1824-1903. 237. In the Polders. Wiggers, Dirk, Berg en Dal. 238. Evening. Witsen, Willem, Amsterdam. 239. Canal in Amsterdam. Wijsmuller, J. H., Amsterdam. 240. Landscape with Mill. Zoetelief Tromp, Jan, Blaricum. 241. Baby's Amusement. Zon, Jacques, The Hague. 242. A Sunny Day. GROUP 10. ENGRAVINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS. Bauer, Marius A. J., Aerdenhout, Bloem- endaal. 243. Morning at the Holy Ganges. Etching. 244. Horse Guards. Etching. 245. Benares. Etching. Becht, Eduard, The Hague. 246. A Swamp in the Heath. Etching in Soft Varnish. 247. Sand Diggings. Etching in Soft Varnish. Bosch, Etienne, Driebergen. 248. Bay of Salerno. Etching. 249. San ^Tarco. Etching. 250. Crusaders. Etching. Dake, Prof. Carel Lodewijk, Amsterdam. 251. The Nightwatch. After Rem- brandt. Etching. 25a. Old Houses in Delft. After Vermeer. Etching. 253. The Ferry Boat. After Jacob Maris. Etching. 236 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Engravings and Lithographs. Exhibit No. Derkszen van Angeren, Hoorn n. /Delft. The Kitchen Garden. Mill. Etching. Mill with Fence. Etching. Peasant Dwelling. Etching. House. Etching. In the Garden. Etching. 254. 255- 256. 257. 258. 259. Antoon, Den Etching. Dupont, Prof. Pieter, Amsterdam. 260. Ploughing Oxen. Copper En- graving. 261. Wounded Workhorse. Copper Engraving. 262. Workhorse and Plough. Copper Engraving. 263. Steinlen in his Studio. Copper Engraving. 264. Omnibus-horses. Etching. Fles, Miss Etha, Utrecht. 265. Cologne. Etching. 266. Paris. Etching. 267. Amsterdam. Etching. 268. Dordrecht. Etching. 269. Nuremberg. Etching. 270. Rothenburg. Etching. 271. Ijsselstein. Etching. 272. Laren. Etching. 273. Old Houses. Etching. 274. Evening. Etching. 275. Nuremberg. Etching. 276. Nuremberg. Etching. 277. Rothenburg. Etching. 278. Laren. Etching. Graadt gen, 279. 280. 281. 282. 283. 284. 285. 286. 287. 288. 289. 290. 291. 292. 293- 294. van Roggen, Johannes M., Ber- n. /Alkmaar. Near Domburg. Etching. Gate at Bruges. Etching. Wijchem. Etching. Passage at Grave. Etching. Gate at Grave. Etching. Mill at Grave. Etching. Rue du Marais, Bruges. Etching. Summer Day. Etching. Old Presbytery at Bergen, Etch- ing. Avenue of White Poplars at Domburg. Etching. A Sunny Spot. Etching. An Alley at Grave. Etching. Remote Quarter at Domburg. Etching. Westhoven-Castle near Dom- burg. Etching. View of Haarlem. After Ruys- dael. Etching. View on Delft. After J. Ver- meer. Etching. Exhibit No. Haverman, Hendrik Johannes, The Hague. 295. On the Dunes (Zeeland). Litho- graph. 296. Portrait of Albert Neuhuys. Lithograph. 297. Maternal Joy. Lithograph. Hoytema, Th. van, Amsterdam. 298. Monkeys. Lithograph. 299. Silver Herons. Lithograph. 300. Calendar 1902. Lithograph. 301. Calendar 1903. Lithograph. 302. Rabbits. Lithograph. Israels, Jozef, The Hague. 303. When One gets old. Etching. 304. Children at the Seashore. Etch- ing. 305. Shrimpfishing. Etching. 306. The Smoker. Etching. Koster, A. L., Haarlem. 307. Moonlight. Etching. 308. Towing Horse. Etching. 309. View on the town Maestricht (Twilight). Etching. 310. The River Geul in the Province Limburg. Etching. 311. Sluice of a Watermill. Etching. 312. Landscape. Etching. 313. Hollow Road in Limburg. Etch- ing. 314. Little Watermill. Etching. 315. Hilly Landscape in Limburg. Etching. 316. The Fisherwoman. After Jozef Israels. Etching. 317. Dutch Landscape. After J. Weis- senbruch. Etching. 318. Laborer's Household. After Alb. Neuhuys. Etching. 319. Frittilaria Imperiales, Lutea Major. Pen Drawing. 320. Lachenalia. Pen Drawing. 321. Paperwhite Narcissus. Pen Drawing. 322. Parrot Tulips. Pen Drawing. 323. White Hyacinths (La Grand- essa). Pen Drawing. HOLLAND. 237 Engravings and Lithographs, Sculpture. Exhibit No. Kramer, Martinus, The Hague. 324. Old Gate, Delft. Etching. 325. Village View. Etching. 326. Passage (Hattum). Etching. 327. Zuid Laren. Etching. 328. Zuid Laren. Etching. 329. Cottage on the Heath. Etching. 330. Heath. Etching. 331. Old Dwellings. Etching. 332. Street (Hattum). Etching. 333. Alley (Rotterdam). Etching. 334. Cottages (Zuid Laren). Etching. 335. Dune Oaks. Etching. 336. Street (Zuid Laren). Etching. 337. Dike Gate (Hattum). Etching. 338. Hun-bed (Zuid Laren). Etching. 339. Evening. Etching. 340. Heath (Zuid Laren). Etching. 341. Village View (Laren). Etching. 342. Dunes. Etching. 343. Winter. Etching. 344. Dunes. Etching. 345. Heath. Etching. 346. The River Rhine near Arnhem. Etching. 347. Red Herring. Etching. 348. The River Rhine near Arnhem. Etching. 349. Winter. Etching. Moulijn, S., Laren. 350. Summer. Etching. 351. In a Garden. Etching. Reicher, Albrecht Felix, Amsterdam. 352. Fishmarket, Amsterdam. Etch- ing. 353. Courtyard in Dinan, Bretagne. Etching. 354. Street in Dinan. Etching. 355- City View, Amsterdam. Etching. 356. La rue de Jerzual a Dinan. Etching. Storm van 's-Gravesande, Charles, The Hague. 357. The North Sea off Scheveningen. Etching. 358. Venice. Etching. 359- Harbor Entrance at Night. Etching. 360. Drifting Ice on the Rhine. Etching. Exhibit No. Veldheer, Jacob G., Bergen n. Alkmaar. 361. The Castle (Nurnberg). Wood- cut. 362. Bridge at Bruges. Woodcut. Vries, Miss Henriette de, Amsterdam. 363. In the Village. Etching. 364. A Child's Head. Etching. Witsen, Willem, Amsterdam. 365. "Leidsche Gracht." Canal in Amsterdam. Etching. 366. "Binnenkant." Canal in Amster- dam. Etching. 367. "Heerengracht." Canal in Am- sterdam. Etching. Zilcken, Philip, The Hague. 368. Old Houses. After Vermeer. Etching. 369. Venice. Etching. 370. In a Garden. Etching. 371. The Yellow Jasmine. Etching. 372. Study of a Head. Etching. 373. Portrait Study. Dry Point. 374. La Madonnina. Dry Point. GROUP 11. SCULPTURE. Begeer, C. J., Utrecht. 385. Showcase with Medals by: Achtenhagen, Sturm, Gips, Pier Pander, Haas, Bart van Hove, Woortman, Ld. Robbia, Vet, van Goor, and Junger. Hall, Miss Therese van, Amsterdam. 386. Study. Sandstone. 387. Figure. Boxwood. 388. Girl. Plaster. 389. Bust. Plaster. Hesselink, Abraham, Amsterdam. 390. Arabian Woman. Plaster. Schwartze, Miss Georgina, Amsterdam. 391. Sleeping Children. Plaster Wienecke, J. C, Utrecht. 392. Showcase with Medals. Wijk, Charles van. The Hague. 393. Going Home. Bronze. 394. The Steersman. Bronze. 395. Man on Horseback. Bronze. 396. Anchor Bearers. Bronze. 397. Woman with Fagots. Bronze. 398. The Harvest. Bronze. 238 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Architecture and Original Objects of Art Workmanship. GROUP 12. ARCHITECTURE. Exhibit No. Berlage A colle tions execu 399. 400. 401. 402. 403- 404. 405- , Hendrik Petrus, Amsterdam. ction of photograpliic reproduc- aiid architectural drawings of ted works. The New Exchange at Amster- dam. The Diamond-workmen's Bond Building. Niederl. Lebensversich Geb. Leipzig. Nine Architectural Drawings. Two Architectural Drawings. Building of the Insurance Co.,- "The Netherlands." Building of the General Life In- surance Co. at Soerabaya. Cuypers, Eduard, Amsterdam. A collection of zincographic reproduc- tions and photographs of executed architectural works. 406. Twelve zincographic reproduc- tions, printed in "The House," editor Ed Cuypers. 407. Frame with photographs of exe- cuted architectural works. 408. Frame with photographs of exe- cuted rirchitectural works. 409. Frame with photographs of exe- cuted architectural works. 410. Frame with photographs of exe- cuted architectural works. Gils, Jac. van, Rotterdam. A collection of architectural drawings and projects of executed works. 411. Mansion at Rotterdam, (a) Project. 412. Hall at Mechelen. 413. Church Decoration. Project. 414. Church. Front. Molenaar, Nicolaas, The Hague. 415. Twenty-live photographs drawings works. of and architectural Salm Gbz., A., Amsterdam. 416. Villa Koningshof at Overveen. Architectural Drawing. "Ma Retraite." Interior Architec- tural Drawing. "Ma Retraite." Architectural Drawing. Villa Corvin, Hilversum. Archi- tectural Drawing. 417. 418. 419. Exhibit No. Schouten, Jan L., Delft. 420. Stained Glass Panel. "Fright and Care." After A. le Cotnte. 421. Stained Glass Panel. "The Flem- ish Merchant and his Wife." After Jan van Eyck. 422. Stained Glass Panel. "The Queen of Holland." After Otto Men- gelberg. GROUP 14. ORIGINAL OBJECTS OF ART WORKMANSHIP. Altorf, J. C, The Hague. 422a. Jewel box, boxwood. 422b. Glove box, boxwood. Brom, Jan, Utrecht. 423. Chalice of gold enamel and prec- ious stones. Lent by Msgr. A. J. Calier, Haarlem. 424. Cavalier in bronze. Lent by Mr. Victor de Stuers, The Hague. Cachet, F. Lion (designer), Amsterdam. Lent by E. J. van Wisselingh & Co., Amsterdam. 425. Sideboard, ebony with wood cut- tings and inlaid work. 426. Two sidechcsts belonging to the above Sideboard. 427. Water Color Box, ebony. 428. Dining Table, ebony. 429. Armchair, ebony with oak wood, gilt seat and back. 430. Two Armchairs with decorated seats. De Ruyter, Hartgring, van Rossem, Schel- link, Sterken and Vet (designers), col- laborators. The Hague. Lent by the Royal Factory "Rozenburg." Director J. Jurriaan Kok, The Hague. 431. Shelf Chinaware. 432. Shelf Earthernware. 433. Shelf Earthenware. Dijsselrof, G. W. (designer), Amster- dam. Lent by E. J. van WisseUngh & Co., Amsterdam. 434. Screen, Pearlfowls. 435. Screen, Monkeys. Eisenloeffel, J. (designer), Amsterdam. Lent by De Woning, Amsterdam. 436. Metal work in silver and copper. Hingst de Clercq, Mrs., Amsterdam. 437. Cushion. HOLLAND. 239 Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. Hoef, C. J. van den (designer), Amster- dam. Lent by De Woning, Amster- dam. 438. Pottery. Jansen, W. G. F., Amsterdam. Lent by Pottery "De Distel," Amsterdam. 439. Plate. Lobster. Kalcken, Gustaaf van (Janssen Co. Ltd). Haarlem. 440. Silver Bas-relief. Christ. 441. Silver Lectern. Klaarhamer, P. J., Utrecht. 442. Pedestal. Lebeau, Chris, Haarlem. 443. Two Bookbindings. Le Comte, A. (designer), Delft. Lent by Pottery "Porcelyne Fles." 444. Decorative Panel with Fountain. Lecomte and Mauser (designers). Delft Lent by Pottery "Porcelyne Fles." 445- Pedestal Delft Jacoba Ware. 446. Pedestal Delft Jacoba Ware. 447. Shelf polychrome Delft. 448. Shelf polychrome Delft. Lettinga, Neeltje, Berlikum. 449. Freese Spinningwheel. 450. Freese Footwarmer. 451. Tidy. Mendes da Costa, J., Amsterdam. 452. Six racks with earthenware. Nienhuis, L. (designer), Amsterdam. Lent by Pottery "De Distel," Amster- dam. 453. Applique. Fishes. 454. Plate. Fishes. Nienhuis, L., and W. G. F. Jansen (de- signers), Amsterdam. Lent by Pottery "De Distel," Amsterdam. 455- Specimens of Art Pottery. Nieuwenhuis, T. (designer), Amsterdam. Lent by E. J, van Wisselingh & Co., Amsterdam. 456. Cupboard, mahogany, with glass. 457- Two Pedestals, mahogany. Tea Table, mahogany. Six Chairs, mahogany. Table, mahogany. Fire-screen, stained glass. Two Flowerpot Covers. Electric Luster. Exhibit No. 458. 459- 460. 461. 462. 463. Penaat, W. (designer), Amsterdam. Lent by De Woning, Amsterdam. 464. Drawing-room Cupboard. 465. Two Crapeauds. 466. Drawing-room Chair. 467. Small Bench. 468. Drawing-room Table. 469. Tea Table. 470. Clock. Rueter, George (designer), Amsterdam. Lent by De Woning, Amsterdam. 471. Portfolio. Stevens En Zonen, W., Rotterdam. 472. Mohair Smyrna Carpet. Turkish pattern. 473. Mohair Smyrna Carpet. New Style. 474. Wool Smyrna Carpet. "Nenu- phar." Sturm, Prof. G. (designer), Amsterdam. Lent by Pottery "De Distel," Amster- dam. 475. Spring. Ceramic Panel. 476. Cocks. Ceramic Panel. Toorop, J. (designer). The Hague. Lent by the Royal Factory "Rozenburg." Director J. Jurriaan Kok, The Hague. 477. Wall decoration in colored gres. "Young Holland." Van Reesema & Nierstrasz (designers), Amsterdam. Lent by De Woning, Amsterdam. 478. Rug. 479. Tablecloth. 480. Cushion. Wormser, Jac. Ph., Amsterdam. 481. Four Bookbindings. 482. Leaf of a Reception Mbum. HUNGARY Commissioner-General Dr. George De Szogyeny Commissioner of Art Prof. Paul Horti Superintendent of Section Mr. a. Gyongyossy For information regarding exhibits for sale apply to Attendant in Gallery 103. HUNGARY. WEST PAVILION Galleries 102, 103 and 104« Oil Paintings. GROUP 9. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Bihari, S., Budapest. 1. Honeymoon. Bosznay, L., Budapest. 2. On the Field. Ferenczy, K., Budapest. 3. Portrait of a young Girl. 4. A Paintress. Lent by the State. Griinwald, B., Budapest. 5. Watering Horses. Lent by the State. H^ry, Gy., Budapest. 6. A Windmill in Holland. 7. St. Giorgio from the Zattere. (Vepice.) 8. The Rio dell Herbe in Venice. Koszta, J., Budapest. g. Returning Home. Lent by the State. Laszlo, F. E., Budapest. 10. Portrait of Prince Hohenlohe. Lent by the State. Lotz, K., Budapest. 11. The Stud. Lent by the State. 12. Portrait of a Lady. Mendlik, O., Budapest. 13. Salamis. Lent by the State. Mendnyanszky, br. L., Budapest. 14. After Sunset. 15. Silence. E.\kibit No. Munkacsy, M., Budapest. 17. A Hungarian Peasant. Lent by the State. 18. A Study. Lent by the State. 19. A Study from Peasant Life. Lent by the State. Olgyay, F., Budapest. 20. A September Afternoon. Paal, L., Budapest. 21. Part of a Forest. Lent by the State. Paczka, F., Budapest. 22. A Chartreuse Monastery. Lent by the State. Perlmutter, I., Budapest. 23. A Street in Holland. 24. Summer in Holland. Poll, H., Budapest. 25. Neighborhood of the Mines of Salgotarjan. Pastel. 26. Near Salgotarjan. Pastel. Reti, I., Budapest. 27. Interior. Lent by the State. Szenes, F., Budapest. 28. Hungarian Noblewoman. Szinyei-Merse P., Budapest. 28a. Tourbillon. Lent by Mr. Arthur Baronyi. Szlanyi, L., Budapest. 29. Evening Repose. Thorma, J., Budapest. 30. The First of October. (Farewell of Recruits.) Lent by the State. UjvSry, I., Budapest. 31. The Flood. Lent by the State. 32. Interior of a Forest. HUNGARY. 243 Sculpture and Original OSjects of -t Workmanship. Exhibit No. Vaszary, J., Budapest. 33. Clouds on Lake Balaton. Zempl6ny, T., Budapest. 34. Anxiety. Lent by His Majesty the King. Zombory, L., Budapest. 35. A Buffalo Team. 36. Oxen. GROUP 11. SCULPTURE. Damk6, J., Budapest. 37. A Noble Lady of Old Times. Original Terra Cotta Statuette. 38. A Peasant. Terra Cotta Statuette. 39. A Peasant Woman. Terra Cotta Statuette. 40. Bronze Statuette. Hollo, Barnabas, Budapest. 41. Bronze Statuette. Kallos, E., Budapest. 42. Bronze Statuette of the Hungarian Poet, George Bessenyci. Ligeti, M., Budapest, 43. Love. Marble group. Lent by the State. 44. Anonymous. Bronze Statuette. Markup, Bela, Budapest. 45. Lion. Bronze Statuette. Exe- cuted by Joszef Haraszti. Teles, E., Budapest. 46. Aunt Kate. Original Terra Cotta Statuette. 47- Portrait of Mr. Anthony Lukacs, Member of the Hungarian House of Lords. Medallion. 48. Portrait in Bronze. 49- Bronze Statuette. Vastagh, Gyorgy, Jr., Budapest. 50- Hungarian Cowboy. Bronze Statuette. Executed by Joszef Haraszti. 51- Horse. Bronze Statuette. Exe- cuted by Joszef Haraszti. (Nos. 41 and 49 are installed in the Hungarian Section of the Manufactures Building.) GROUP 14. ORIGINAL OBJECTS OF ART WORKMANSHIP. Betlen, Gyula (designer), Budapest. 52. Bronze Flower Dish. Executed by Joszef Haraszti, Budapest. 53- Boy Blowing Soap Bubbles. Bronze statuette. Executed by Joszef Haraszti, Budapest. E.xh N Dekani, / rp 1, Halas. 54. Lac J Plandkerchief. 55. lace Fan. 55a. Two pieces of lace. Fischof, Jeno, lapest. 56. Embossed Leather Screen: "Tak- ing the Bi'de Home." Horti, Pal, and Tarjan, Oszkar, Budapest. 57. Cup. Kovalsky, Mrs. S., Nemet Ellem&r. 58. Woven Tapestry. Kriesch, Aladar (designer), Budapest. 59. Wool Rug. Executed by Textile School of Pozsony. . Margo, Edmund (designer), Budapest. 60. Labor. Wrought Copper Statue. Executed by Steiner, Armin and Ferenc, Budapest. Mirkovsky, Mrs. G., Uj^sest. 61. Two Pieces of Burned Velvets. 62. Burned Velvet Frame. Rappaport, O., Budapest. 63. Enameled Vase. 64. Inkstand. Schmidt, Miklos, Budapest. 65. Jewel Casket in wood, carved and painted. Sovanka, I., Zay Ugrocz. 66. Three Vases in glass. Tarjan, O., Budapest, 67. Enameled Jewelry. Three Brooches. Tull, Viktor, Budapest. 68. Four Leather Pocketbooks. Vigand, E., Budapest. 69. Sideboard in Paduck and Rose- wood. Zsolnay, M,, Pecs. 70. Collection of Vases. (Nos. 71 to 92 are. for lack of space, installed in the Hungarian National Section in the Manufactures Building.) Bachruch, A., Budapest, 71. .\ collection of art objects in gold and silver. Dekani, Arpad, Halas. 72. A collection of laces. Fischof, Jeno, Budapest. 73. Art objects in embossed and painted leather. 244 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Sculpture and Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. Forreider & Schiller, Budapest. 74. Wrought Iron Gate. Horvith, Miss J., Budapest. 75. Art objects in burned and painted velvet. Jungfer, Gy., Budapest. 76. Art objects in wrought iron. Kriesch, Aladar, Budapest. 78. "Sunday Forenoon." Fresco painting. Roth, Miksa, Budapest. 82. Madonna. Glass mosaic. 83. Frieze. Glass mosaic. Sovanka, I., Zay Ugrocz. 85. A collection of art objects in glass. Exhibit No. Tarjan, Oszkar, Budapest. 86. A collection of art objects in enamel. Tull, Viktor, Budapest. 88. Art objects in leather. Undi, Mariska S., Budapest. 89. Child's room, design and part of execution. Vigand, E. and Nagy A., Budapest. 91. Lady's sitting room, design and part of execution. Zsolnay, Miklos, Budapest. 92. A collection of art objects in majolica. I INTERNATIONAL The luternational Section is uiade up from the works of artists of countries not officially represented by national commissions or committees. The countries represented are Ceylon, China, Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Peru and Switzerland. INTERNATIONAL SECTION. EAST PAVILION. Gallery 69. (Containing exhibits contributed by artists of countries not officially represented by government art commissions or committees). CEYLON. GROUP 9. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. Exhibit No. Cameron, Mrs. H. H., Colombo. 1. Sri Bodhin Wahanse (Tlie Sacred Bo-tree, 2000 years old). 2. Adam's Peak. 3. Cocoanut Palm and Rice Field. 4. Street in Colombo. 5. The Jetawanarama Dagoba. 6. The Lankarama Dagoba. 7. The Maligawa (Temple of the Sacred Tooth). 8. Estate Bungalow. Government of Ceylon. 9. Friezes depicting the Birth Stories of the Buddha. 10. Door Panels. (In Court.) the Ceylon Vandort, Miss Grace, Colombo. 11. Shoe Flowers (Hibiscus). 12. Atthana Flowers (Datura). GROUP 11. SCULPTURE. Abdul Caffoor, N. H. D., Colombo. 12a. Ivory Elejiliant witit trappings of Gold and Ceylon Gems. de Silva, D. F., & Co., Colombo. 13-14. Large Ivory Caskets of ancient Sinhalese design, mounted with gold and Ceylon gems. 15. Ivory Casket, depicting rural scenes, mounted with gold. 16. Large Ivory Elephant, mounted with gold. Exhibit No. 17. Ivory Elephant with trappings of gold and Ceylon gems. 18. Carved Silver Bowl. Dias, W. Chapman, Colombo. ig-20. Two ancient Figures of Door- guardians. Macan Marcar, O. L. M., Colombo. 21. Ancient Ivory Casket, mounted with Gold and Ceylon Gems. 22. Two Carved Ivory Covers for Palm Leaf Book. Exhibited by Incumbent Priest of Galkene Vihare. Presented about 1750 by the King of Cey- lon to the Temple. 23. Two Carved Ivory Covers for Palm Leaf Book. Exhibited by Incumbent Priest of Mulkirigala Vihare. Pres- ented about 1750 by the King of Ceylon to the Temple. Theodoris, Don, & Co., Colombo. 24. Ivory Casket, mounted with Gold, of ancient Sinhalese design. 25. Ebony Elephant with trappings of Silver, carrying Ivory Relic Shrine. GROUP 14. ORIGINAL OBJECTS OF ART WORKMANSHIP. Andris, Hami, Ratnapura. 27. Silver Box. 28-30. Three Silver Bowls. 31-33. Three Silver Vases. Nos. 27-33 exhibited by P. E. Pieris, Colombo. INTERNATIONAL. 247 Applied Arts. Exhibit No. Government of Ceylon. 34. Collection of Earthenware. 35- Silver Model of Temple. 36. Silver Casket. 37. Collection of Silver Articles. 38-39. Two Brass Trays. 40. Brass Bowl. 41. Brass Karanduwa. 42. Bowl, Brass and Silver. 43- Brass Water-bottle. 44. Collection of Brass Articles. 45. Collection of Carved Boxes. 46-48. Vases, carved Cocoanut Shell. Pieris, P. E., Colombo. 49. Collection of Gold and Silver mounted Sinhalese Daggers, very ancient. Tikiri Banda, P. G. 50. Brass Betel Tray. Exhibited by the Government of Ceylon. Exhibit No. » Valipuram, V. 51. Brass Lamp. Exhibited by the Government of Ceylon. Weeraratne, Don Bastian. 52. Silver Tray. Exhibited by the Government of Ceylon. Wimalaratne, D. D., Kandy. 53. Ebony Model of Sinhalese Pillar. Carved. 54. Ebony Picture Frame. Carved. 55. Ebony Box. Carved. (Nos. 1-12, 22, 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34. 36, 38, 40, 41, 42, 43, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 53, 54 and 55, are installed in the International Section; the remain- ing exhibits in this group are installed in the Ceylon Court.) CHINA. GROUP 9. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. Collection of Paintings Lent by the Im- perial Chinese Government. 56. Paintings. Water color on scrolls. 57- Paintings. Water color on Pith paper. Shu Lien Chi, Hangchow. 58. Two Fans, painted. 59- Paintings. Water color and gold on silk and paper, landscapes, flowers, animals and birds on fans and scrolls. Takshang, Canton. 60. Paintings in gold on shells. Vo-Chon, Canton. 61. Paintings. Water color on paper, 6ia. Paintings. Water color on pith paper. Wassiamull, AssomuU, Canton. 62. Two Shells, painted. 63. Paintings in Oil on Shells. 64- Paintings in Gold on Shells. GROUP II. SCULPTURE. Albert, L., Canton. 65. Carvings in Ivory and Wood. Two carved tusks on carved ebony stands, by Chun Kwan Kee. Chun Wwan Kee, Canton. 66. Carvings in Ivory. Carved tusks, Chessmen and Balls. Kwong Cheong Tai, Canton. 67. Carvings in Jadestone. Elephant. 68. Carvings in Crystal. Vase. 69. Carvings in Bamboo. Scrolls. Pan Fung Tai, Shanghai. 70. Carvings in Wood. Figures and ornaments. Sung Sing Kung, Ningpo. 71. Carvings in Wood. Figures and ornamental carvings on furni- ture. Takshang, Canton. 72. Carving on Shells. Wassiamull, AssomuU, Canton. 73. Ivory Figure, carved, with eigh- teen balls. 74. Ivory Cabinet, carved. 75. Carvings in Ivory. Carved tusks, balls and chessmen. 248 DEPARTMENT B.— ART Applied Arts. GROUP 13. LOAN COLLECTION. Deacon & Co., Canton. 82. Antique Vase, red and blue Ara- besque. Ming A. D. 1363-1623. Reuter, Brockelmann, Canton. 83. Art Work in Metal. Bronze In- cense Burners, Vases and Ma- iotsze Drums, made in B. C. 1 122 to B. C. 225. Spandau, O., Canton. 84. Art Work in Metal. Bronze In- cense Burner and Miaotsze Drums, made in B. C. 1122 to A. D. 25. GROUP 14. ORIGINAL OBJECTS OF ART WORKMANSHIP. Blanco, A. E., Shanghai. 76. Art Work in Metal. Bronze Idols. Chun Kwan Kee, Canton. 77. Art Work in Metal. Bronze Vases. Dent Vyvyan, Shanghai. 78. Art Work in Pottery or Porce- lain. Vases and Urns. 79. Art Work in Metal. Cloisonne and Bronze. 80. Art Work in Textiles. Old Em- broidered Scrolls. Hau Cheong Tai, Canton. 81. Art Work in Metal. Bronze Urn and Vase. Huang Tajen, Director of Industrial Institute, Peking. 82. Art Work in Crystal in Jade. Urns and Vases. 83. Art Work in Metal. Cloisonne and Bronze. 84. Art Work in Porcelain. Vases and Figures. 85. Art Work in Lacquer. Boxes. Kwong Cheong Tai, Canton. 86. Bronze Figure. 87. Art Work in Metal. Bronze idols, urns, lions. 88. Art Work in Porcelain. Vases, bowls, urns, of the eighteenth century. 89. Art Work in Metal. Cloisonne Vases, Urns, Bowls, Boxes, Carafes, Pitchers and Card Plates. Kwong Yap, Canton, 90. Art Work in Metal. Cloisonne and Bronze. 91. Art Work in Porcelain. Vases and Urns. 92. Art Work in Crystal and Jade. Ornaments.. H. E. Viceroy, Hsu. Provincial Exhibit, Fukien. 93. Art Work in Lacquer. Made by Shen Shao An. H. E. Viceroy, Suanfang. Provincial Exhibit, Hupeh. 94. Art Work in Pottery and Porce- lain. 95. Art Work in Crystal and Jade. 96. Art Work in Metal. H. E. Wei Kuang Fao. Provincial Exhibit, Kiangnan. 97. Art Work in Porcelain. 98. Art Work in Ivory. 99. Art Work in Lacquer. Shen Shao An Shoo Kee. 100. Two Vases. Foochow lacquer, blue background with flowers. Suchih Ti, Director Tea and Porcelain Company, Shanghai, loi. Art Work in Porcelain, made at Kingtechen. Vochon, Canton. 102. Art Work in Metal. Bronze In- cense Burners Vrard, Tientsin. 103. Vase. Cloisonne. 104. Art Work in Metal. Cloisonne Ornaments. Wing Cheong, Canton. 105. Art Work in Crystal and Jade. 106. Art Work in Porcelain. 107. Art Work in Metal. (These exhibits, with the exception of Nos. 58, 62, 73, 74, 86, 100 and 103, are installed in the Chinese Section of the Palace of Liberal Arts.) INTERNATIONAL. 249 Applied Arts. DENMARK. GROUP 14. ORIGINAL OBJECTS OF ART WORKMANSHIP. Exhibit No. Baden, Jacob, Designer and Executor of Bindings. io8. "Comedies," by Holberg. (3 Vols.) 109. "Our Castles," by Alice Muller. no. "Poems," by Wessel. 111. "Peter Paars," by Holberg. 112. Hymn Book. 113. "Book of my Love," by Karl Gjellerup. 114. "Fredensborg." (2 Vols.) 115. "The Theater," by Herman Baug. 116. "Oeuvres de Moliere." (10 Vols.) Bindesbol, Professor (designer and modeler). ii6a. Eleven pieces of Ipsen ware, mat glaze. Executed by Bertel Ipsen. ii6b. Royal Copenhagen Porcelain. Executed by Bertel Ipsen. Christiansen, R., Designer. Bindings executed by Jacob Baden. 117. "Poems," by Emil Aarestrup. 118. "Oeuvres de Moliere." Engelhardt, V. 119-125. Vases with colored glazes. Royal Copenhagen Porcelain. 125a. Dish, with lizard. Royal Copen- hagen Porcelain. 125b. Royal Copenhagen Porcelain. Heilman, G. 126. Plaque, painting under glaze, Royal Copenhagen Porcelain. 126a. Royal Copenhagen Porcelain. Exhibit No. Kahler, Herman. 126b. Eleven pieces of Kahler Lustre- ware. Modeled by Reistrup- Hansen. 126c. Kahler Lustre-ware. Modeled by Reistrup-Hansen. Krog, Prof. A. 127. Plates, painting under glaze, Royal Copenhagen Porcelain. 127a. Royal Copenhagen Porcelain. Larson, Knud, Designer. Binding executed by Jacob Baden. 128. "Poems," by Viggo Stuckenberg. Nathielson, B. 128a. Unique teapot. Royal Copen- hagen Porcelain. 128b. Royal Copenhagen Porcelain. Nielson, E., Designer. 129. Figure, Cat. Royal Copenhagen Porcelain. 130. Figure, Dog. Royal Copenhagen Porcelain. 130a. Royal Copenhagen Porcelain. Rode, Gotfred, Designer. Binding executed by Jacob Baden. 131. "Stories for the Antiquity," by P. Mariager. ( Vols.) 132. "The Sundering Flood," by Wil- liam Morris. 133- "Fairy Tales," by H. C. Ander- sen, printed in fifty copies. (Nos. ii6b, 125b, 126a, 126c, 127a, 128b and 130a are, for lack of space, installed in the Danish Section of the Varied In- dustries Building.) ICELAND. GROUP 14. ORIGINAL OBJECTS OF ART WORKMANSHIP. Exhibit No. Nielsen, Elin. 134- Collection of Embroideries. NORWAY. GROUP 9. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. Exhibit No. Smith-Hald (deceased). 135. "Olden Lake," Harvest Evening. 136. "Waterfall," A Mountain Stream. 2. so Exhibit No. DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Norway, Peru, Switzerland. GROUP 14. ORIGINAL OBJECTS OF ART WORKMANSHIP. Knag, Chr., Bergen. Collection of Furniture inlaid m colored woods. 137. Cabinet. 138. Corner Seat, with Cabinet and Screen Back. 139. Table. 140. Wall Cabinet. 141. Two Chairs. 142-144. Three Wall Shelves. * Munthe, Gerhard. Collection of Tapestries de- signed by Gerhard Munthe; executed and exhibited by the Museum of Art, Trondhjem. 145. Naiads. 146. The Wise Bird. 94. Door Curtain, old Norwegian pat- tern. PERU. GROUP 9. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. Franco, Amalia I. 161. Three Miniatures in a Frame. 162. Miniature. Schenck, A. F, (deceased.) 164. Le Secours (The Succor). Oil Painting. Exhibit No. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151- 152. 153- 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 The Yellow Hair. The Horses of the Waves. Thor and the Valkyria. The Daughters of Northern Light, or The Suitors. In the Fairy Garden. The Gold Birds. The Baldishol Tapestry. Nor- wegian textile work from the twelfth century. Copy from the Studio of the Museum of Art, Trondhjem. The Bloody Tower. Oden. Under the Great Bear. Rug. Runner. And there were twenty-four women and all in a row. Curtain, old Norwegian pattern. SWITZERLAND. GROUP 9. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. Benziger, A., Brennen. 165. Portrait of President McKinley. x66. Portrait of a Mother with Child. ITALY Commissioner-General Giovanni Branchi Delegate of the Ro3al ConiiiiissioTi in Rome and Commissioner of Fine Arts Adolfo Apolloni Secretary of Fine Arts TULLIO GlORDANA For information regarding exhibits for sale apply to Mr. Tullio Gi&rdana. in GaUeries N and O. Tfalian Section. ITALY. WEST PAVILION, Galleries 119, 120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 126 ; aiso Galleries N and O. Oil Paintings. GROUP 9. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Agazzi, Carlo, Milan. 1. High Lombardy. Agazzi, Ermengildo, Milan. 2. The Widow. Attanasio, Natale, Rome. 4. Fraying. Barone, C. Adolfo, Naples. 5. Browsing. Baronio, Antonio, Turin. 6. High Mountain. Barricelli, Maurizio, Rome. 7. Sunset at Pompei. Bartesago, Enrico, Milan. 8. On the Alps. Battaglia, Alessandro, Rome. 9. In the Granary. Bazzani, Luigi, Rome. 10. Arch of Septimus Severus. Bazzaro, Leonardo, Milan. 11. Sad Day. Belloni, Giorgio, Milan. 12. Wandering Clouds. Bertelli, Luigi, Bologna. 13. Oil Painting. Berti, Guglielmo, Venice. 14. Canal in Venice. Besso, Amalia, Rome. 18. Contrast. 19. Curiosity. Exhibit No. Bompiani, Roberto, Rome. 20. St. Cecilia. 21. Ancient Game. Bonomelli, Romeo, Bergamo. 22. At Play. 23. My Studio Window. 23a. The Painter painted by himself. Bordignon, Noe, Castel Franco Veneto. 24. Chrism. Bottero, Giuseppe, Turin. 25. Afraid. Buono, Eugenio, Naples. 26. Returning Fishermen. 27. Herd of Cattle. Cairati, Girolamo, Venice. 28. The Green Bridge in Parma. 29. Spes nostra. Carnpestrini, Alcide, Milan. 30. Friars in the Library. 31. Lesson in Geography. Caprile, Vincenzo, Naples, 33. Easter Market at Naples. 34. Old Naples. 35. Neapolitan Costume. Carlandi, Onorato, Rome. 39. Immortal Agony. Cavaleri, Ludovico, Milan. 40. Sunset. 41. Marine. Celeri Viena, Ida, Milan. 42. September. 43. Before the Storm. ITALY. Oil Paintings. 2S3, Exhibit No. Chini, Galileo, Florence. 44. The Sphinx. Ciardi, Giuseppe, Venice. 45. Spring. 46. Jugglers. Ciardi, Gugliclmo, Venice. 47. The Bucintaurus. 48. Venetian Fetes. Cipolla, Fabio, Rome. 49. The Fog. Coleman, Enrico, Rome. 50. Duck-hunt near Rome. 51. Ancient Rights. (Roman Cam- pagna.) Coromaldi, Umberto, Rome. 52. Friends. Cortese, Federigo, Naples. 53. St. .Anna's Mill. 54. In the Campania. 55. Pescarenico. Costantini, Gio. Batta, Vittorio Veneto. 56. End of the Journey. Cremonesi, Ambrogio, Milan. 57. Fish. 58. Game. 59. Fruits. Crespi, Enrico, Milan. 60. Plain Life. Cressini, Carlo, Milan. 61. The Lake of Arsenio. (Brianza.) Dalbono, Edoardo, Naples. 62. Seaside. 63. Fishing Boat. Damolin, Oreste, Piove di Sacco. (Padua.) 63a. Underfed. De Francisco, Pietro, Rome. 64. Family Scene. De Karolis, Adolfo, Florence. 65. Portrait. 66. The Lady and the Fountain. 67. Spring. Delleani, Lorenzo, Turin. 68. Scheveningen. (Holland.) 69. Art Thou Christ, Son of God? Dair Oca Bianca, Angelo, Verona. 70. The Souls' Loves. 71. Spring. 72. Sunset. Exhibit No. De Sanctis, Giuseppe, Naples. 73. Peristyle of St. Mark's. 74. St. Mark's Place. Di Bricherasio, Sofia, Turin. 75. On the Lignon River. Discovolo, Antonio, Rome. 76. Morning. 77. "Reclame." 78. On the Boat. Duodo, Giuseppe, Venice. 79. Neapolitan Woman. Esposito, Gaetano, Naples. 80. In the Harbor of Naples. Faccioli, RaflFaele, Bologna. 81. Feeding Time— St. Mark's Pig- eons in Venice. 82. Washing the Sheep. 83. Sheep returning Home. Falchetti, Alberto, Turin. 84. Cemetery in the Alps. Fattori, Giovanni, Florence. 85. On the Battle Grounds. 86. Roman Campagna. 87. "Butteri." Favai, Gennaro, Venice. 88. A Canal at Sunset. Ferrari, Arturo, Milan. 89. Interior of Church of St. Anthony in Milan. Ferrari, Augusto, Turin. 90. In Search of the Pole. 91. After Dinner. Ferrari, Carlo, Rome. 92. Chatting. 93. Type of Roman Lady. 94. Church of St. Francis in Assisi. Ferro, Cesare, Turin. 95. Waiting. Florido, Osvaldo, Verona. 96. Interior of St. Mark's in Venice. 97. Fog on the banks of the Adige. Focardi, Ruggiero, Florence. 98. Countryman. Formis, Achille, Milan. 99. In the Valsassina. 100. Pescarenico. Fornara, Carlo, Milan. 102. Winter. 103. Autumn. 254 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Forti, E, Rome. 104. Poppea at Antium. Gabbiani, Giuseppe, Naples. 105. Neapolitan Girl. Gabrini, Petro, Rome. 106. Seaside. Gclli, Edoardo, Florence. 107. Dutch Girl. 108. The Last Chord. 109. Galileo Galilei. GhigHa, Oscar, Florence. no. The Painter painted by himself. 111. Medusa. Gilardelli Crespi, Aurora, Milan. 112. Just Arrived. 113. For a Marriage. Gilardi, Pier Celestino, Turin. 114. To the Sanctuary. 115. A Game of Bowling. 116. Between a Smoke and the Glass Gioli, Francesco, Florence. 117. Young Mother. 117a. A Country Woman. 118. Return of the Ewes to the Lambs. Gioli, Luigi, Florence. 119. Horses drinking. 120. Beating the Corn. Gola, Emilio, Milan. 121. The Naviglio. 122. A Brianza's Landscape. Guaccimanni, Vittorio, Ravenna. 123. The 13th Monferrato in the Bat- tle of S. Martino. Guerra, Achille, Rome. 124. In the Sacristy. 125. A Music Lesson. Innocenti, Camillo, Rome. 126. Holy Family. 127. Ciociaro Song. Joris, Pio, Rome. 128. "Via Flaminia." 129. A Frame. (a) Neapolitan Confectionery. (b) A Corner of Campo dei Fiori (Rome). 131. Antiquary at Toledo. Kienerk, Giorgio, Florence. 132. Silence. Korompay, Duilio, Mestre. 133. Wild Flowers. 134. Summer. Exhibit No. Laurenti, Cesare, Venice. 135. Soul in Trouble. 136. Conscience. 137. Venetian Poetry. Lojacono, Francesco, Palermo. 138. Before the Storm. Longoni, Emilio, Milan. 139. The Murmur of the Brook. 140. The Last Stone. Lori, Amedeo, Pisa. 141. A Forest of Pine Trees. Luxardo, Lazzaro, Genoa. 142. Seaside. Magistretti, Emilio, Milan. 143. Under Marcus Aurelius, F.mpernr 174 A. C. 144. Model at Rest. Majuri, Roberto, Toledo. 145. Fruits and Flowers. 146. Fruits and Flowers. 147. Fruits and Flowers. Mancini, Antonio, Rome. 148. Portrait. Mancini, Francesco, Rome. 149. Positano. 150. Indian Fantasia. 151. Return from the Feast. Mantegazza, Giacomo, Milan. 152. First Steps. Mazza, Aldo. 153. Woman's Head. Menato, Giuseppe, Verona, 154. An Evening on the Adige. 155. Back to the Plain. 156. Falling Leaves. Menshausen, Labriola Frieda, Rome. 157. Green Blouse. 158. Girl with Orchids. Migliaro, Vincenzo, Pizzofalconc. 159. Old Naples. 160. Via degli Orefici. 161. A Street in Naples Minasoli, Luigi, Turin. 162. Landscape. Miola, Camillo, Naples. 163. Damocles' Sword. Monteforte, Edoardo, S. Sebastian© Vesuviano (Naples). 164. The Vesuvius. ITALY. 255 Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Morbelli, Angelo, Milan. 165. The Cleaning of the Rice. 166. Cathedral of Milan, Dome. 167. Abandoned. Interior of Mucchi, Anton Maria, Multedo di Pegli (Genoa). 168. Rapture. Noci, Arturo, Rome. 169. Villa Borghese. 170. First Letter. 171. Praying. Nomellini, Plinio, Torre del Lago (Lucca). 172. Victorious Youth. 173. The Woman of the Sea. Novo, Stefano, Venice. 174. From the Church. Omegna, Filippo, Turin. 175. Storm. Pariani, Alfredo, Milan. 176. Silence. Pasinetti, Antonio, Milan. 177. Serenade. Pasini, Emilio, Brescia. 178. Naughty Girl. Pazzini, Norberto, Rome. 179. In the Country of St. Francis of Assisi. 180. Republic of St. Marino. Pellizza, Giuseppe, Volpedo. 181. The Painter painted by himself. 182. Procession. Petiti, Filiberto, Rome. 183. Nocturne (Riviera). Piccinni, Antonio, Rome. 184. Vanity and Envy. Piccioni, Gino, Tivoli. 185. Vanity. Pontecorvo, Raimondo, Rome. 186. A Pearl. Previati, Gaetano, Milan. j 187. The Assumption of the Virgin [ Mary (Tryptich). Rava, Maurizio, Milan. 188. The Song of the Brook. 9 Sunset. From the Mountain. Exhibit No. Reycend, Enrico, Turin. 189. Autumn Morning in the Moun- tains. 190. Midday in August. Ricci, Dante, Rome. 192. Last Rays. Rizzi, Antonio, Venice. 193. Convalescence. 194. 195. Rocchetti, A. Torres, Palermo. 196. Wheel-wrights. ig6a. Near Palermo. Rossi, Alberto, Cairo, Egypt. 197. A Corner in Cairo. 198. Peddler. Sacheri, Giuseppe, Genoa. 199. Sunset. Sartorelli, Francesco, Venice. 200. Sunset. 201. Spring. Savini, Alfonso, Bologna. 202. Iris. 203. Woman's Head. Sezanne, August, Venice. 204. Old Mills on the Po River. 205. In the Old Fur Coat. Simoni, Gustavo, Rome. 206. Negroes before Tlemcen. Spinetti, Mario, Rome. 207. Oriental Girl. Stoppoloni, Augusto Guglielmo, Rome. 208. Hagar. 209. A Veteran. 210. Coming out of Church. Stragliati, Carlo, Milan. 211. Haughty. 212. Soap Bubbles. Tavernier, Andrea, Turin. 213. Life a Dream. Tironi, Vittorio, Milan. 214. Woman's Portrait. Tomaselli, Onofrio, Palermo. 215. Monumental Ruins. 216. A Friar. Virla, Adele, Rome. 21''. Short Rest. a Mosque at 256 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Water Colors, Engravings, Lithographs, and Sculpture. Water Colors. Exhibit No. Battaglia, Alessandro, Rome. 218. Jealousy. Bompard, Luigi, Bologna. 219. Venus. Pastel. 220. The Elements. Pastel. Cappiello, Lionetto, Turin. 221. Drawings. Carosi, Giuseppe, Rome. 222. Sunbeam. Casciaro, Giuseppe, Naples. 223. Pastel. 224. Pastel. 225. Pastels. Clava, Giuseppina, Turin. 226. Miniatures. Corelli, Augusto, Rome. 227. A Kiss to the Prettiest. 228. At Spring. 229. In the Samnium. De Tommasi, Publio, Rome. 230. Mary's Daughters. Grimaldi, Leopoldo, Campobasso. 23J. The Dome of St. Peter. Mazza, Aldo, Milan. 232. Sketch. Pastel. Meyer, Sigismondo, Rome. 233. Water Color. Micali, Giuseppe, Rome. 234. Old Papers. Miserocchi, Domenico, Ravenna. 235. Pastel. Noci, Arturo, Rome. 236. Head of a Girl. Piazza, Enrico, Ravenna. 237. Young Faun. Pastel. Piccinni, Antonio, Rome. 238. A News-girl. Signorini, Giuseppe, Rome. 239. Torture. 240. Chatting in the Sacristy. Simoni, Gustavo, Rome. . 241. The Ascent of Pugliano at Resina. Tiratelli, Cesare, Rome. 242. Palm Sunday. Vighi, Coriolano, Bologna. 243. Wind. Pastel. GROUP 10. ENGRAVINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS. Exhibit No. Martini, Alberto, Treviso. 244. Black and White Drawing. 245. Innocence. Drawing. 246. Head of Christ. Drawing. 247. Sketches from "Secchia Rapita," and other drawings. Vanni, Pietro, Rome. 248. Etchings. Viligiardi, Arturo, Rome. 249. History of St. Laurence the Martyr. Drawings for the fres- coes in the Chorus Chapel in St. Paul. Rome. Vitalini, Francesco, Rome. 250. Colored Etchings. 251. Palatine Hill. Colored Etching. 254. Maccarese. Colored Etching. GROUP 11. SCULPTURE. Alberti, Achille, Milan. 255. Sorrow. Marble. 256. Waiting. Bronze. Barcaglia, Donato, Milan. 257. Nest of Cupids. Bronze. 258. "Ecce Homo." Marble. Bazzaro, Ernesto, Milan. 259. Bedouin Girl. Bronze. 260. Fragment of Mortuary Monu- ment. Plaster. Belliazzi, Raffaele, Naples. 261. Woman and Child. Benini, Mauro, Rome. 262. Liberty of Education. Bronze. 263. "In Acqua Salus." Bronze. Bescarra Cesare, Turin. 265. Youth. Bronze. 266. Haughty. Marble. Bracony, Leopoldo, Chicago. 267. "On ne badine pas avec I'Amour." 268. Gleaner. 268a. Statue of President McKinley. ITALY. 257 Sculpture. Exhibit No. Branca, Giulio, Milan. 269. The Farewell of the Poor Chim- neysweep. Bronze. 270. The Virgin of Nazareth. Marble. Buemi, Salvatore, Rome. 271. Eternal Rebel. Cadorin, Vincenzo, Venice. 272. Allegory of Spring. Bronze Bas- relief. Canonica, Pietro, Turin. 273. Mountain Girl. 274. Marius. 275. Christ's Head. Cantu, Giuseppe, Milan. 276. "Temporale." Bronze. 277. "Ebnrnea." Marble Bas-relief. 278. A Fairy Tale. Bronze Group. Cassi, Enrico, Milan. 279. Woman's Bust. 280. Boy's Head. De Albertis, Edoardo, Genoa. 282. Recollection. 283. The Frnit. Delisi, Domenico, Palermo. 284. Caruso. Bronze. D'Orsi, Achille, Naples. 286. Proximus tuus. Marble. Fontana, Carlo, Rome. 288. Farinata degli Uberti. Marble. 289. Emanuele Filiberto. Bronze. Galletti, Stefano, Rome. 290. Statue for Fountain. Marble. 291. Bust. Marble. Galli, Angelo, Milan. 292. "Fiat Voluntas tua." Marble. Gallori, Emilio, Rome. 293- Statue. Gasbarra, Giuseppe, Rome. 294- Guglielmo Marconi. Plaster. Giudici, Primo, Milan. 295- The First Gift. Marble. Golfarelli, Tullo, Bologna. 296. Unemployed. Bronze. Exhibit No. Graziosi, Giuseppe, Modena. 297. Reaper. Bronze. Jerace, Francesco, Naples. 298. Anacreontica. Marble. 299. Chrystus. Bronze. 300. Fiorita. Bronze. Laforet, Alessandro, Milan. 301. Seamstress. Marble. La Spina, Michele, Rome. 302. Naughty Satvr. Statue. 303. My Mother. Bronze. 304. Gaolbird. Bronze. Lionetti, Edoardo, Naples. 305. Old Toby's Head. Bronze. Lucchesi, Urbane, Florence. 307. Fisherman. Marble. 308. Faith. Bronze. Marsili, Emilio, Venice. 310. At the Bath. 311. At the Balcony. 312. Poetry. Menshausen, Labriola Frieda. Rome. 313. A Bronze Bell. Bronze. Monteverde, Giulio, Rome. 314- E. Jenner trying his discovery on his son. Bronze. Mossuti, Enrico, Naples. 315- Domenico Cirillo. Bronze. Nicolini, Giovanni, Rome. 317- Sulphur-miner. Bronze. 318. Ophelia. Bronze. 319. Reverie. Bronze. Origo, Clemente, Florence. 320. Going to Market. Costumes of the Roman Campagna. Bronze. Pellini, Eugenio, Milan. 321. Small Statue. Bronze. 322. Reading. Bronze. 323. Child Playing. Bronze. Pierotti. Samuel Giuseppe, Turin. 324- A Horse Attacked by a Tiger m a Desert. Original model of Terra cotta. 258 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Sculpture, Architecture, and Loan Collection. Exhibit No. Pisani, Salvatore, Milan. 325. Sadness. Prini, Giovanni, Rome. 326. Children's Secret. Bronze. 327. The Small Treasure. Bronze. 328. Evening. Bronze. Quadrelli, Emilio, Milan. 329. Fragment. Marble. Raiano, Gennaro, Naples. 330. Harvestman. Bronze. Reduzzi, Cesare, Turin. 333- "Mystica." Marble. Rivalta, Augusto, Florence. 334. Hercules fighting Centauru? Bronze. 335. Cain and Abel. Bronze. Romagnoli, Giuseppe, Bologna. 336. Woman's Bust. Marble. Romanelli, Raffaello, Florence. 337. Christ curing the Blind. Bronze. 338. Figure of Woman in Pain. Bronze. 339. Portrait of a Lady. Bronze. Rosignoli, Vincenzo, Florence, 340. St. Francis and the Doves. Bronze. Rossi, Giuseppe, Florence. 341. An Oyster Fisherman. Bronze. Rubino, Eduardo, Turin. 342. Jealousy. Marble. Rutelli, Mario, Palermo. 344. "Erano ignude." (Dante's In- ferno. C. VII). Bronze. 345. "The Schiattarella." Marble. 346. Domenico Morelli. Bronze. Simonetti, Enrico, Rome. 347. "Civis Romanus." Bronze. Sodini, Dante, Florence. 348. Bust. Bronze. Sortini, Saverio, Rome. 349. Christ. (Fragment.) Marble. 350. Mother Gregory. Bronze. 351. At Taormina. (Sicily.) Bronze. Spagnoli, Umberto, Florence. 352. "Habent sua Fata." Bron/e. 353. Memento. Bronze. Exhibit No. Villani, Vincenzo, Milan. 356. Small Horse. Bronze. (Nos. 255, 257, 528, 260, 261, 262. 266. 268, 268a, 269, 270, 271, 275. 276, 277, 279, 280, 282, 283, 286, 288, 290-6, 298, 299, 301-S, 307, 308, 310-12, 315, 317, 319a, 320, 324, 325, 329, 333, 336-41, 344-4Q, 350, 352 and 356 are installed in the Sculpture Pavilion.) GROUP 12. ARCHITECTURE. Collamarini, Edoardo, Parma. 357. Photographs of architecture. Damiani de Almeyda, Giuseppe, Palermo. 358. Design for Sanctuary. 359. Segesta Temple near Calatafimi. La Manna, Giuseppe, Palermo. 360. Mosaic. 361. Mosaic. 361a. Mosaic. Ristori, Enrico, Florence. 362. Architectural subjects. Draw- ings, water colors, photographs. Sommaruga, Giuseppe, Milan. 362a. Italian Pavilion. 362b. The palace Castiglioni in Milan. Viligiardi, Arturo, Rome. 363. Design for the Facade of the Cathedral of Arezzo. Draw- ings. GROUP 13. LOAN COLLECTION. Cabianca, Vincenzo, Rome. 364. The Convent's Housekeeper. 365. In the Shadow of the Presby- tery. Lent by Adelaide Jaschi, widow of Cabianca. Ferrario, Carlo, Milan. 366. Collection of Water Colors. Lent by B. Manzoni, Milan. Stefani, Luigi. 367. Landing. Lent by Marco Chio- djni, Galliate. ITALY. 259 Original Objects of Art Workmanship. GROUP 14. ORIGINAL OBJECTS OF ART WORKMANSHIP. Exhibit No. Cutler & Girard, (designers), Florence 368. Carved Mantel, Renaissance style. 369. Wall Cabinet. 370. Wall Cabinet. 371. Large Cabinet. 372-375. Original creations in Settles. Gregori, G., Treviso. 376. Artistic IMajolica Panel. Manifattura di Fontebuoni (Ceramic Art Society), Florence. 377-388. Vases: Pottery. 389-398. Artistic Majolica, polychrome and metallic luster. Exhibit No. Manifattura di Signa, Florence. 399. Artistic Terra cotta. Classic reproductions. (In Italian Sec- tion of Manufactures Building.) Melville & Ziffer, Venice. 400. Laces. Nisini, Giovanni, Rome. 401. Artistic Metal Work. (In Sculp- ture Pavilion.) Opificio Serico di San Leucio, Naples. 402. Art Silk Textiles. 403. Decoration of Gallery 124 of Italian Section of Fine Arts. Patarchi, Filippo, Turin. 404. Artistic Work in Leather. Vitalini, Francesco, Rome. 405. A Manual on Etchings. JAPAN Commissioner-General S . T E Qr I M A . Commissioner of Fine Arts Heromich Shugiu" For information regarding exhibits for sale apply to the representative of Japanese Exhibitors' Association in Japanese Section in the Art Palace. JAPAN. WEST PAVILION. Galleries 125, 129, 130, 131, 133 and 134. Paintings. GROUP 9. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. Paintings on Silk and Paper. Exhibit No. Araki, Jippo, Tokio. 1. Mandarin and Wild Ducks among Reeds in Lake: Autumn Scene. Araki, Kwampo, Professor of the Tokio Fine Art School, and Imperial Court Artist, Tokio. 2. Pheasants on Rock by Lake: Autumn. Atomi, Madame Giokushi, Tokio. 3. Chrysanthemums and Sparrows in Rain. Fukunaga, Kobi, Tokio. 4. Picnic Party under Cherry Trees in Spring. Gejo, Masao, Tokio. 5. Landscape in Snow with a Fisher- man's Cottage. 6. A Pair of Screens: Heron and Willow in Snow, and Crow and Pine. 7. A Pair of Screens: Landscape, Bamboo Forest. Hashidate, Shisen, Tokio. 8. Chrysanthemums and Birds. Hashimoto, Gaho, Imperial Court Artist, Tokio. 9. Landscape: "Windy Day in Moun- tain." 10. Landscape: "Twilight in Forest." 11. Landscape: "Winter Morning and Wild Ducks." 12. Landscape: "Mount Horai and Sunrise." Exhibit No. 13. 14. 15- 16. Landscape: "Mountain Stream in the Morning." Landscape: "Tinted Leaves and White Stream." Landscape: "Spring and Autumn." A Pair of Screens. Landscape: "Rain and Snow." A Pair of Screens. Hata, Hoyei, Kioto. 17. Portrait of Kishimojin (Hariti) with her Attendants. Hirai, Chokusui, Osaka. 18. Peacock and Peahen. Hirose, Toho, Tokio. 19. Fl3-ing Pheasant and Autumn Flowers. Hookabe, Kinshu, Tokio. 20. Fashionable Young Lady of Fifty Years Ago. Imao, Keinen, Kioto. 21. Spring Lespedeza and Group of Cock, Hen and Chickens. 22. Summer, Peonies and Birds. 23. Autumn, Chestnut and Birds. 24. Winter, Withered Flowers and Birds. Ishii, Sodo, Kioto. 25. Carps at Play. Kanamori, Nanko, Tokio. 26. Young Lady of the Present Period. Kanda, Bunsho, Kioto. 27. The Most Merciful Kwannon. Kawamura, Giokuun, Tokio. 28. Historical Picture: A Scene in the Life of Yoritomo, who be- came the First Shogun of Japan. JAPAN. Paintings. 263 Exhibit No. Kawabata, Giokusho, Professor of the Tokio Fine Art School and Imperial Court Artist, Tokio. 29. Landscape: "Forest and Stream in Autumn." Kawai, Giokudo, Tokio. 30. Landscape: "Autumn Scene in Mountain Valley." Kobayashi, Gokio, Tokio. 31. Chrysanthemum and Fowls. Kochi, Gakei, Tokio. 32. Angels' Return to Heaven. Komiya, Madam Tokei, Tokio. 33. Carps at Play. Kubota, Kinsen, Tokio. 34. Fish Market on Hokkaido Coast. A Pair of Screens. 35. Spring: "Pine and Pheasant." Autumn: "Maple and Wag- tails." A Pair of Screens. Matsubayashi, Keisui, Tokio, 36. Chrysanthemums and Group of Fowls. Mayeda, Madam Giokuyei, Kioto. 37. Cock, Hen and Chicks feeding. Mori, Shungaku, Kioto. 38. Landscape: Mountain and Stream. Morohoshi, Seisho, Tokio. 39. Mother Owl feeding Young. Muramatsu, Ungai, Kioto. 40. Crow and Pine in Snow. Murase, Giokuden, Tokio. 41. The Flower of the Spring: "Cherry and Ducks." 42. The Flowers of the Autumn: "Chrysanthemums." Nakada, Shokio, Tokio. 43- Cock and Hen under Bamboo and Roses. Nakamura, Kinjo, Tokio. 44. Bird, Rock and Peony. Noguchi, Suiun, Tokio. 45. Lonely Duck among Reeds in Lake. Nomura, Bunkio, Tokio. 46. Kiyomizu Temple in Snow. 47. Arashiyama in Rain. Exhibit No. Ogata, Gekko, Tokio. 48. Pleasure Boat on Sumida in Cherry Season. Ohashi, Suiseki, Tokio. 48a. Tigers. A pair of Screens. Otake, Chikuha, Tokio. 49. True Heart, Mother and Children Sato, Shiyen, Tokio. 50. Peacock, Peahen and Pine. Exhibited by Nozuye Kahichi, Tokio. Sekida, Katei, Tokio. 51. Chrysanthemums and Birds. Shimazaki, Riua, Tokio. 52. Devoted Heart: Grand-daughter decorating Grandmother's Hair with Flowers. Shimidsu, Toyo, Tokio. 53. Landscape: Fuji in Distance and Pines in Foreground. Suzuki, Shosen, Kioto. 54. Landscape: Pines in Foreground and Mountains in Distance. Takashima, Hokkai, Tokio. 55. Landscape: Rocky Mountain near YelloAv Limestone. Exhibited by Takata Shinzo, To- kio. 56. Landscape: Rocky Mountains near Lake MacDonald. Exhibited by Takata Shinzo, To kio. Takahashi, Giokuyen, Tokio. 57- Landscape: Cottage Among Pines with Mountains in Distance. Takano, Riodo, Tokio. 58. The Perfume of Flowers, Mother and Two Daughters. Umemura, Keizan, Kioto. 59. Hawk and Reeds in Snow. Utagawa, Kunimine, Tokio. 60. Bride of the Good Old Days. Uyeda, Manshu, Kioto. 61. Fighting Cocks. Uyemura, Madam Shoyen, Kioto. 62. Group of Three Ladies by Cherry Tree dressed in Spring Fashion of Hundred Years Ago. Watanabe, Seitei, Tokio. 63. Lotus and Duck in Autumn. Exhibited by Nozuye Kahichi. Tokio. 264 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Paintings in Oil, Water Color Drawings and Sculpture. Exhibit No. Yamamoto, Shunkio, Kioto. 64. Landscape: Hodsugawa in Rain. 65. Wistaria and Bird. Paintings in Oil. Goseda, Horiu, Tokio. 66. Poppy Field. Katano, Hidemaru, Tokio. 67. Japanese Kitchen of the Middle Class. Kobayashi, Mango, Tokio. 68. Street Musicians. Mitsutani, Kunishiro, Tokio. 6g. Dolls' Festival. 70. Landscape: Return of the Junks. Nagahara, Kotaro, Tokio. 71. Young Nurse after a Dragon Fly. Nakazawa, Hiromitsu, Tokio. 72. A Hakone Mountain Chair. Oka, Yoshiye, Tokio. 73. Water Wheel. Okada, Saburosuke, Tokio. 74. A Kioto Dancing Girl. 75. A Tokio Dancing Girl. Shirataki, Ikunosuke, Tokio. 7-6. Two School Girls. 77. Girls' Music Rehearsal. Shono, Sonosuke, Tokio. 78. Old Woman at Needle Work. Takashima, Shin, Tokio. 79. The Shrine of the Second Toku- gawa Shogun in Shiba Park. Wada, Yeisaku, Tokio. 80. Portrait of a Young Lady. 81. Landscape: Evening Cloud at Shimidsu with the Mount Fuji in distance. Yamamoto, Morinosuke, Tokio. 82. Landscape: A Mountain after Rain in late Autumn. Yazaki, Chiyoji, Tokio. 82a. Portrait. 82b. Portrait. Yoshida, Hiroshi, Tokio. 83. Landscape: Cherry Trees by Morning Light. 84. Landscape: Lotus Pond by Even- ing Light. Yuasa, Ichiro, Tokio. 85. A Village Maid at Rest. 86. Landscape: Winter Cold and Barren. Water Color Drawings. Exhibit No. Goseda, Horiu, Tokio. 87. A Quiet Mountain Stream. 88. Mountain Village. Oshita, Tojiro, Tokio. 89. A Japanese Garden in Autumn. 90. A Forest in the Evening. Shono, Sonosuke, Tokio. 91. Persimmon Tree. GROUP 11. SCULPTURE. Abe, Insai, Tokio. 92. Child chasing a Dragon Fly. Bronze. Honbo, Gitaro, Tokio. 93. A Farmer. Bronze. Inoue, Seisuke, Fukuoka. 94. A Wood Cutter. Terra cotta. Ishii, Kihyoye, Tokio. 95. A Young Elephant. Bronze. 96. A Mother and Child. Bronze. Kaneda, Kanejiro, Tokio. 97. Grandmother and Grandson. Bronze. 98. Hard at Work — Grandfather and Granddaughter ploughing. Bronze. 99. A Wood Cutter. Bronze. 100. Old Woman lighting Candle. Bronze, loi. Fisherman coming Home. Bronze. 102. A Hunter. Ivory. 103. Old Woman sweeping. Ivory. 104. Farmer blowing Dust from Rice. Ivory. Mikawa, Kozaburo, Tokio. 105. Skull, Large. Ivory. 106. Skull, Small. Ivory. Mori, Hosei, Tokio. 107. Statue of Chigusa Tadasaki, the Famous Archer. Wood. Murata, Kichigoro, Tokio. 108. Angler. Ivory. 109. Grandfather playing with his Pet Grandson. Ivory. Omachi, Yeijiro, Tokio. 110. Pigeon Fancier. Ivory. 111. Wood-cutter enjoying a Drink. Ivory. JAPAN. ^65 Sculpture, Architecture and Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. Suzuki, Chokichi, Imperial Court Artist, Tokio. 112. Bear with Salmon. Bronze. 113. Tiger. Bronze. Toyama, Chozo, Tokio. 114. Angel. Ivory. 115. Old Fisherman. Ivory. 116. Old Sower. Ivory. Udagawa, Kazuo, Tokio. 117. Young Mother at Luncheon. Bronze. Watanabe, Osao, Tokio. 118. Farmer making Rice Bag. Bronze. Yakushiji, Koun, Tokio. 119. Statue of a Girl with Book. Plaster. Yamazaki, Choun, Tokio. 120. Cowboy with Milk Pail. Bronze. 121. Young Boy at Play. Bronze. Yonehara, Unkai, Tokio. 122. Courtesy. Wood. GROUP 12. ARCHITECTURE. Morita, Ichigoro, Toyama. 123. Design for a Gate, with Chrys- anthemum Decoration, showing the Front. 124. The Same, showing the Side, with the Ground Plan of the Gate. Sasaki, Iwajiro, Tokio. 125. Design for the Private Residence of Mr. S. Asano in Tokio. GROUP 14. ORIGINAL OBJECTS OF ART WORKMANSHIP. Cloisonne Enamels. Ando, Jubei, Nagoya- 126. Pair of Vases, Cloisonne, dec- orated with Plum Blossoms. 127. Pair of Vases, Cloisonne, dec- orated with Wistaria. 128. Cigar Box, Cloisonne, decorated with Peacock Feather. 129. Pair of Vases, Cloisonne, dec- orated with Ivy Vines. Exhibit » No. 130. Pair of Vases, Cloisonne, deco- rated with Bamboo and Fowls, Maples and Pigeons. 131. Cake Tray, Cloisonne, made in shape of Lotus Leaf, decorated with a Dragon Fly. 132. Vase, Cloisonne decorated with Hosta Coerulea. 133. Vase, Cloisonne, decorated with Chinese Scroll Design. Hattori, Tadasaburo, Nagoya. 134. Vase, Cloisonne, decorated with Palm Leaves. 135. Vase, Cloisonne, decorated with Nuphaea Japonica. 136. Vase, Cloisonne, decorated with Flowers. 137. Vase, Cloisonne, decorated with Plum Blossoms. 138. Vase, Cloisonne, decorated with Hydrangea. Kawade, Shibataro, Nagoya. 138a. Bowl, Cloisonne, decoration of Peony and Narcissus. Ex- hibited by J. Ando, of Nagoya. Kumeno, Teitaro, Nagoya. 139. Vase, Cloisonne, decorated with Begonia. 140. Vase, Cloisonne, decorated with Two Carps. Namikawa, Sosuke, Imperial Court Artist, Tokio. 141. Panel, Wireless Cloisonni, deco- rated with Mount Fuji. 142. Panel, Wireless Cloisonne, deco- rated with Reeds and Wild Ducks. 143. Panel, Wireless Cloisonne, deco- rated with the Cloud and the Moon. Namikawa, Yasuyuki, Kioto. 144. Vase, Cloisonne, decorated with Flowers and Brocade Design. 145. Vase, Cloisonne, decorated with Wistaria and Birds. Tsukamoto, Jimhei, Nagoya. 146. Vase, Cloisonne, decorated with Flowers. 147. Pair of Vases, decorated with Bamboos. Porcelain and Pottery. Hayashiya, Jisaburo, Ishikawa. 148. Vase, Porcelain, Wistaria Deco- ration over the Glaze. 149. Vase, Porcelain, Landscape Dec- oration over the Glaze. 266 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. Ikeda, Seisuke, Kioto. 150. Bowl, Satsuma Pottery, Chrys- anthemum Decoration, over the Glaze. ito, Tozan, Kioto. 151. Vase, Pottery, Wistaria Decora- tion, under the Glaze in White. Kawara, Taro, Nagoya. 152. Vase, Porcelain, decorated with Water Plant. 153. Vase, Porcelain, decorated with Grapes. 154. Vase, Porcelain, decorated with Japonica Petasites. 155. Vase, Porcelain, Decoration of Water and Maple Leaves. 156. Vase, Pottery, with Decoration of Morning Glory. 157. Vase, Pottery, decorated with Chrysanthemum. Kinkozan, Sobei, Kioto. 158. Vase, Pottery, carved Ornamen- tation of Chrysanthemums. 159. Vase, Pottery, carved and pierced Ornamentation. 160. Vase, Pottery, carved and pierced Ornamentation of Plum Trees in Blossom. Kioto Pottery and Porcelain Co., Kioto. 161. Vase, Pottery, carved Orna- mentation of Peony Flowers. Miyagawa, Kozan, Imperial Court Artist, Kanagawa. 162. Vase, Porcelain, decorated with Plum Tree and a Line of Poetry. 163. Vase, Porcelain, decorated with Hydrangea. 164. Vase, Porcelain decorated with Chrysanthemum. 165. Vase, Porcelain, covered with Crystalized Bronze Glaze. 166. Vase, Porcelain, Dragon Decora- tion. 167. Vase, Porcelain. Pine Tree Deco- ration. 168. Vase, Porcelain, Transmutation Glaze. Nagaoka, Matakichi, Tokio. 169. Incense Burner, Satsuma Faience decorated with Medallions of Phoenix and Pierced Basket Work, made by Keida, Masa- taro, of Kagoshima. 170. Vase, Porcelain, decorated witli Landscape, made by Kato, Tomotaro, of Tokio. Exhibit No. Takito, Manjiro, Nagoya. 171. Vase, Porcelain, decorated with Carved Leaves under Celadon Glaze. 172. Vase, Porcelain, decorated with Carved Scroll Design under Celadon Glaze. 173. Vase, Porcelain, decorated with Scroll Design in Bule under Glaze. Terabayashi, Katai, Kioto. 174. Vase, Porcelain, decorated with Horse painted in Blue and Colors under Glaze. 175. Vase, Porcelain, covered with Crystalized Glaze. Uno, Jinmatsu, Kioto. 176. Vase, Porcelain, decorated with Lotus under Tea Color Glaze. 177. Vase, Porcelain, made in shape of Bamboo and covered with Crystalized Green Glaze. 178. Vase, Porcelain, decorated with Dragon and covered with Mus- tard Glaze. Yabu, Meizan, Osaka. 179. Bowl, Satsuma Pottery, deco- rated with Small Figures and Flowers. 180. Bowl, Satsuma Pottery, deco- rated with Festival Scene. Art Works in Metal. Funakoshi, Shunmin, Tokio. 181. Vase, Shibuichi Body, Silver Mouth and Shakudo Feet orna- mented with the Design of Pigeons, Maple Tree and the Sun. Hirano, Kichibei, Kioto. 182. Pair of Vases, Green Bronze or- namented with a Conventional Peony Design. Jomi, Yeisuke, Kioto. 183. Incense Burner, Bronze, Dragon. 184. Vase, Bronze, Winter Forest and Crows. 185. Cigar Box, Yellow Bronze, Land- scape. Kagawa, Katsuhiro, Tokio. 186. Hanging Placque, Bronze, orna- mented with Herons and Wil- low Trees by River. JAPAN. Original Objects of Art Workmanship. 267 Exhibit No. Kanamori, liichiro, Toyama. 187. Vase, Bronze, Three Geese united. 188. Vase, Bronze, ornamented with Two Elephants. Kanamori, Tohei, Toyama. 189. Incense Burner, Bronze, orna- mented with Sea Birds. Kurokawa, Yeisho, Tokio. 190. Vase, Shibuichi, Grapes Repousse. Mukai, Shigetaro, Tokio. 191. Peacock and Peahen, Shibuichi. Murata, Kinbei, Tokio, 192. Pair of Vases, Silver, ornamented with the Incrusted and Inlaid Pictures of Sumiyoshi Beach and Arashiyama. Okazaki, Sessei, Tokio. 193. Ornamental Water Fountain, Green Bronze, ornamented with a Dragon. 193a. Vase, Bronze, decoration of Badger in relief. 193b. Vase, Bronze decoration of Carps in relief. 194c.. Vase, Bronze decoration of Waves in relief. i94d. Vase, Bronze, decoration ot Gourd Leaves in relief. 194. Ornamental piece, Bronze, with stand, two Carps. Osaka Bronze Co., Osaka. 194. Mantis, Gold. Saito, Masakichi, Tokio. 195. Group of five Geese, Silver. Shima, Sahioye, Osaka. 196. Vase, Bronze, Wave Decoration. 197. Vase, Bronze, Gold Fishes. 198. Vase, Bronze, Court Ladies in Field gathering Young Pine Trees. Shoami, Katsuyoshi, Kioto. 199. Incense Burner, Iron, Wagtail and Reeds. 200. Incense Box, Shibuichi, Winter Scene, Pine Trees and Birds. 201. Vase, Shibuichi, Morning Scene, Crows Flying. 202. Vase, Copper Bronze, Demon Expeller. 203. Vase, Shibuichi, Bamboo in Snow. Takata, Shinzo, Tokio. 204. Panel, Iron, Ascending Dragon, made by Tsukada, Shiukio, Tokio. Yamada. Chosaburo, Ishikawa. 205. Vase, Iron, Waves. 206. Lion and Lioness, Iron. 207. Monkey, Iron. Art Works in Lacquers. Kxhibil No. Akatsuka, Zittoku, Tokio. 208. A Hand Box, Decoration of Pine Trees and Storks. Fujiwara, Ihioye, Osaka. 209. Paper Box and Writing Box. Landscape of Yoshino. 210. Incense Box, decorated with Wooden Fish Bell and Priest's Dusting Brush. Funabashi, Iwajiro, Tokio. 211. Hand Box, Landscape, Arashi- yama in Autumn Rain and Omura in Spring. Fujikawa, Shinzo, Kagawa. 212. Cake Box, carved and painted in Zokoku Style, Floral and Scroll Design. Hayashi, Kuhioye, Tokio. 213. Panel Landscape, Beach in the Morning. Ikeda, Seisuke, Kioto. 214. Writing Box, Incense Utensils and Autumn Flowers. Imperial Japanese Commission, Tokio. 215. Writing Table and Writing Box, Landscape Decoration on Gold Ground. 216. Paper Box and Writing Box, Landscape Decoration on "Hi rame Nashiji." Paper Box and Writing Box, Scattered Fan decoration on Polished Black Lacquer Ground. Decorative Cabinet, Scattered Fans, made by several cele- brated Lacquer Artists. Ito, Sadabumi, Tokio. 2i8a. Vase, Lacquer on metal, decora- tion of Cherry Flowers inlaid with Mother-of-Pearl. Japan Fine Art Association, Tokio. 219. Small Tea Jar, Bird's Feather Decoration, on the Polished Lacquer made by Shosai Shira- yama of Tokio. Kataoka, Genjiro, Tokio. 220. Small Box, Inlaid Mother-of- Pearl Decoration of Fans on Polished Black Lacquer Ground. 221. Hand Box, Inlaid Mother-of- Pearl Decoration of Circular Phoenix, on Polished Black Lacquer Ground. 217. 218. 268 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. Kioto Society for the Encouragement of Fine Arts, Kioto. 323. Paper Box and Writing Box, Spring Landscape Decorations. Exhibited by Kumagai, Naoyuki, in behalf of the Society. Matsubayashi, Sadahichi, Osaka. 323. Incense Tray, Decoration of Chrysanthemums and Paulonia. Mikami, Jisaburo, Kioto. 224. Hand Box, Autumn Grass and Country Cottage. Mikami, Kozaburo, Kioto. 225. Hand Box, Bamboo Grove. Nakamura, Kinosuke, Tokio. 226. Small Box, Dragon and Cloud Decoration, made by Yukio Yukio of Tokio. 227. Hand Box, Peony Decoration, made by the same Artist. Nakamura, Sakujiro, Tokio. 228. Decorative Cabinet, Decoration of Autumn Flowers and Birds. Saito, Masakichi, Tokio. 229. Hand Box, Decoration of Open Fans. Sano, Kahichi, Tokio. 230. Writing Table, Paper Box and Writing Box, Flower Decora- tion made by Shirayama, Shosai, of Tokio. Shiozaki, Rihei, Toyama. 231. Incense Box, Guribori Lacquer. 232. Incense Box, Guribori Lacquer. Tanaka & Co., Osaka. 233. Hand Box, Decoration of At- sumori playing Flute near Suma Beach. 234. Small Box with two Drawers, Decoration of Bird's Feathers. Tomita, Kohichi, Kioto. 235. Hand Box, Decoration of Ferns, lacquered and painted by Na- kaochi of Kioto. Tsujimura, Shoka, Tokio. 236. Screen Decoration of Armour Airing and Night Scene of the Field of Musashi. 238. 239- 240. 241. 242. Art Works in Textiles : Embroider \ Cut Velvets, etc. Exhibit No. lida, Shinhichi, Kioto. 237. Wall Hanging, Yuzen Dyed Cut Velvet, Wild Ducks on Sea. Wall Hanging, Yuzen Dyed Cat Velvet, the Rapids at Night. Wall Hanging, Embroidery, Crows in Snow. Panel, Embroidery, Green Forest. Wall Hanging, Embroidery, Lion. Wall Hanging, Embroidery, Pea- cock. Kawashima, Jimbei, Kioto. 242a. Tsudsure Nishiki Tapestry. (The Mongolian Invasion.) Nishimura Jihioye, Kioto. 243. Screen, Yuzen Dyed Silk, Beau- ties of the Four Seasons. 244. Wall Hanging, Brocade, a Scene of Airing and Drying. Nishimura, Sozayemon, Kioto. 245. Wall Hanging, Embroidery, Warm Spring Day, Cherry Blossom and Sheep. Screen, Embroidery, Pine Tree and Storks. Screen, Yuzen Dyed Cut Velvet, Wild Ducks and Moon. Panel, Embroidery, Spring. Panel, Embroidery, Summer. Panel, Embroidery, Autumn. Panel, Embroidery, Winter. Takayama, Yoshikichi, Kioto. 252. Table Cover, Yuzen Dyed Silk, Butterflies and Flowers of Four Seasons. Tanaka, Rihichi, Kioto. Panel, Embroidery, Pine Tree and Monkey. Panel, Embroidery, Peacock. Panel, Yuzen Dyed Cut Velvet, Group of Three Girls. Torii, Yeitaro, Kioto. 256. Table Cover, Silk Brocade, Flow- ers of Spring and Autumn. 246. 247. 248. 249. 250. 251. 253. 254- 255. JAPAN. 269 Original Objects of Art Workmanship. An Works in Wood. Exhibit No. Fujiwara, Ihioye, Osaka. 257. Carved Ornamental Center Stand. Ikeda, Gisuke, Fukui. 258. Carved Rectangular Stand. Yanagiwara, Tsunehiro, Shimane. 259. Hanging Panel, Mosaic of Kwan- non on Rock before Waterfall. 260. Hanging Panel, Mosaic of Birds and Flowers. Yokoyama, Akira, Ishikawa. 261. Carved Writing Box, the Pine Trees of Sumiyoshi Beach, carved by Aikawa Toyoo of Kanazawa in Ishikawa-ken. Designs for Art Works. Exhibit No. IHrata, Akiho, Tokio. -^ 262. Designs for Dyeing. Ivy Design. Junicho, Sadakichi, Tokio. 263. Design for Lacquer Fire Screen. Saka, Kintaro, Tokio. 264. Design for Weaving. Palm Leaf Design. Shimomura, Tamahiro, Kioto. 265. Designs for Dyeing. Floral De- signs. Takayama, Yosokichi, Kioto. 266. Design for Table Cover. Uyeno, Seiko, Kioto. 267. Design for Wall Papers. MEXICAN UNITED STATES Commissioner-General Albino R. Nuncio, M. E. Commissioner of Fine Arts IsiDORO Aldasoro For information regarding exhibits for sale apply to Mexico Building. MEXICO. WEST PAVILION, Gallery 94. Paintings, Drawings and Sculpture. GROUP 9. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. Exhibit No. Escudero y Espronceda, Jose, Mexico, D. F. 1. Portrait of General Porfirio Diaz, President of Mexico. 2. Portrait of General Porfirio Diaz, President of Mexico, and his wife, Mrs. Carmen Romero Rubio de Diaz. 3. Portrait of George Washington, President of the United States. 4. Portrait of Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States. 5. Portrait of Andrew Johnson, Pres- ident of the United States. 6. Portrait of U. S. Grant, President of the United States. 7. Portrait of Rutherford Hayes, President of the United States. 8. Portrait of James A. Garfield, President of the United States. 9. Portrait of Chester A. Arthur, President of the United States. 10. Portrait of Grover Cleveland, President of the United States. 11. Portrait of Benjamin Harrison, President of the United States. 12. Portrait of William McKinley, President of the United States. 13. Portrait of Theodore Roosevelt, President of the United States. 14. Portrait of Theodore Roosevelt, President of the United States, his Wife and Daughter Fabres, Antonio, Mexico, D. F. 15. "La Esclavita" (The Little Slave). 16. Christ Bound to a Column. 17. Treasure Keeper. 18. Jerico Flowers. 19. Feminine Vanities. 20. The Female Thief. 31. By the Sultan's Order. 22. Italian Shepherds. 23. Santa Teresa. Pen Drawing. Exhibit No. Garcia Coromina, Jesus, Morelia, Mich. 24. The Wounded. 25. Whipping-top Play. 26. Country Scene. Huerta, Miguel, Puebla, Pue. 27. Christ's Head. Pencil Drawing. Lupercia, Jose, Guadalajara, Jal. 28. Dead Nature. 29. Dead Nature. 30. Dead Nature. 31. Dead Nature. 32. View of a Large Dwelling-house. 33. View of a Large Dwelling-house. Mena, Concepcion, Puebla, Pue. 34. Landscape Painting. 35. Landscape Painting. 36. Landscape Painting. Pastrana, Manuel, Zacatecas, Zac. 37. Roman Gladiators at the Tavern. Urbina y Ortiz, Antonio, Morelia, Mich, 38. Marking Cattle. 39. Mexican Cowboys Sporting. Vazquez Huacuja, A., Patzcuaro, Mich. 40. Pen Drawing. GROUP 11. SCULPTURE. Hernandez, Agapito, Pueblo, Pue. 41. Christ at the Cross. Prieto, L., Mexico, D. F. 42. His Holiness Leo XIII. Bas- relief in Tvorv. NICARAGUA President of the Commission Dr. L. Ramirez Mairena. Special Commissioner Engineer Alejandro Berimudez, Exhibits From Nicaragua are not in Competition for Awards. For information regarding exhibits for sale apply to Nicaraguan headquarters, at the Nicaraguan National Pavilion. NICARAGUA. For lack of space in the Department of Arts, these exhibits are installed in the Nicaraguan National Pavilion. GROUP 9. DRAWINGS AND PAINTINGS. (The following exhibits are oil paint- ings, unless otherwise indicated.) Aragon, Leon F., Managua. 1. Portrait of President Zelaya. (Copy from photograph.) 2. Portrait of President Zelaya. (Life Size.) Arguello, Pedro P., Managua. 3. Collection of Nicaraguan Fruits. Oil paintings on pasteboard. Cuadra, Juan B., Leon. 4. The Beggar. 5. Crepuscular Landscape. 6. The Children's Sleep. Copy. 7. Winter Landscape. 8. Door with Curtains. Garcia, Miss Andrea L., Managua. 10. Pastels. Orejuela, Joaquin de, Managua. I1-14. Oil Paintings. Penalva, Pastor, Leon. 15. The Smoker Roa, Romualdo, Managua. i6. Crayon Picture on porcelain. GROUP II. SCULPTURE. Garcia, Juan Gregorio, Managua. 17. Sculptures in wood. GROUP 14. ORIGINAL OBJECTS OF ART WORKMANSHIP. Alegria, Frutos, Masaya. 17. Art works in clay. 18. Picture Frame. Carved leather. 19. Picture Frames. Work in palm. Garcia, Gregorio, Leon. 20. Pottery. Larios, Leopoldo, Masaya. 21. Cuft-buttons. Carved coyol. 22. Watch Charms. Carved coyol. 23. Necklace. Carved coyol, gold mounted. Vargas, Ciriaco, Masaya. 24. Charms. Ivory, inlaid with gold. PORTUGAL Commissioner-General B. C. CiNCINNATO DA CoSTA Commissioner of Fine Arts Viscount of Athouguia Officer in Charge of Exhibits A. D. DUFFNER For information regarding exhibits for sale apply to A. D. Diiffner PORTUGAL. WEST PAVILION Gallery 128. Paintings and Drawings. GROUP 9. Exhibit No. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. Columbano, , Lisbon. Exhibit 15. White Gloves. No. 16. Autumn Fruits. His Royal Majesty the King of Portugal, 17. The Tea Cup. Carlos I, Lisbon. 18. Portrait of the Actor, Joao Rosa. I. Cattle Drinking. Pastel. 19. Portrait of Mr. Trindade Coelho. 20, Portrait of Mr. J. Batalha Reis. Her Royal Majesty Amelia, the Queen of Portugal, Lisbon. Condeixa, Ernesto Ferreira, Lisbon. 2. Ox Cart. 21. Portrait of the Author. 3. Donkey. 22. Seaman. Bastos (Julio Teixeira), Lisbon. 4. The Five Senses. Five Pictures: (a) Hearing. (b) Smell. (c) Sight. (d) Taste. (e) Touch. Battistini, Leopoldo, Lisbon. 5. Old Cathedral at Coimbra. Braga, D. Emilia Adelaide dos Santos, Lisbon. 6. Zingara. 6a. Ninette. Brito, Jose de, Porto. 7. Martyr. Fable and Truth. The Wave. Cardoso, Joaquim Luiz, Lisbon. 10. The Vouga River. Carneiro Junior, Antonio Teixeira, Porto. 11. Christ. 12. Rachel. 13. Portrait of R. C. 14. Portrait of the Author. Guedes, Alfredo, Lisbon. 23. Portuguese Costume — North. Water Color Drawing. 24. Portuguese Costume — South. Water Color Drawing. Keil, Alfredo, Lisbon. 25. Beginning of Autumn. 26. High Water — Ericeira, Coast of Portugal. Lallemant, Luciano, Lisbon. 27. Musketeer. Water Color Draw- ing. Mello, Arthur Vieira de, Lisbon. 28. Portrait of Mr. Ventura da Camara. Mello, David de, Lisbon. 29. Supplication. 30. The Poor Woman. Mello Junior, Thomaz de, Lisbon. 31. Marine. Ramos, Julio, Porto. 32. Twilight. 33. Sunset, Portugal, North. 34. Autumn Evening, Portugal, South. PORTUGAL. ■27 Paintings and Drawings, Engravings and Lithographs, Sculpture, Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. Ribeiro, Eduardo Teixeira Pinto, Porto. 35. Flax Dressing. 36. Prayer to the Virgin. Salgado, Jose Velloso, Lisbon, 37. Portrait of Mrs. Victorina Saraiva de Mello. Portrait of Mrs. Amelia Ventura da Camara. Portrait of Mr. Conso. Antonio Candido. Portrait of Mr. Lobo Alves. Old Age. 38. 39- 40. 41. Silva, Jose d'Almeidae, Vizeu. 42. The Chilly Country Women. Sousa, D. Aurelia, Porto. 43. Jesus Resuscitating a Child. 44. 45. Head-Study. Twilight. Sousa, D. Sophia, Porto. 46. Landscape. 47- Head Study. 48, Landscape. Torquato Pinheiro, Alfredo J., Porto. 50. Monastery of St. Clara de Villa do Conde. Vaz Joao, Lisbon. 51- 52. Awaiting the Tide. Shore of Parede. GROUP 10. ENGRAVINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS. Lallemant, Luciano, Lisbon. 53. Jesus. After Salgado. Engraving. Exhibit Na 54- Postal Card. Engraving. 55. Apple Trees in Bloom. 56. Fac Simile of a Drawing by His Royal Majesty the King of Por- tugal, Carlos I. 57. Frame for Diploma. Engraving. 58. Illustration for the Magazine, "Portugal Pittoresco." En- graving. 59. Bussaco. 60. Illustration for Book Engraving. Nunes, Junior, Antonio Jose, Lisbon. 61. Portrait, Copy of a Picture in the Louvre. 62. Virgin of the Rosary. 63. The Supper. 64. Marquis of Pombal. 65. Portrait of Giuseppina de Rezke. Etchings and Engravings. GROUP 11. SCULPTURE. Simoes d' Almeida Junior, Jos6. Lisbon. 66. Dr. Souza Martins. In Metal. 66a. "Fine Arts" Medal. 67. Medal of the "Assistencia Na- cional aos Tuberculoses." Model in Plaster. Simoes, Sobrinho d'Almeida. 67a. Medallion in Plaster. Teixeira Lopes, Antonio, Villa Nova de Gaya. 68. Santo Isidore. Sculptured in Wood. 69. The Widow. Plaster. 70. Charity. Plaster. 71. Cain. Plaster. 72. Old People. Bas Relief in Bronze RUSSIA. Executive Commissioner Ed. M. Grunwaldt Counsellor of Commerce Representative of Executive Commissioner on all official occasions ^ Commissioner J. M. GODBERG Commercial Commissioner M. P. Berkowitz Commissioner-Cashier L. A. Robinson RUSSIA. WEST PAVILlOiN, Gallery 132 and Gallery P. — Central Building. Two Galleries on the Second Floor (over the United States Section.) Paintings and Drawings. GROUP 9. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. THE ASSOCIATION FOR ARRANG- ING EXHIBITIONS IN DIFFER- ENT TOWNS OF RUSSIA. Members of the Association. Exhibit No. Doubofsky, N. N., Member of the Im- perial Academy of Arts, St. Peters- burg. 1. The Ocean. 2. Outside the Monastery. Kasatkine, N. A., Member of the Im- perial Academy of Arts, St. Peters- Painting at the School of Art in Mos- cow, Moscow. 3. Recovering after birth of the First Child. 4. Head of Coal Miner who has worked underground for thirty years. LebedefF, K. V., Moscow. 5. Boyarinya (Lady of the ancient Russian Nobility.) 6. Winnowing. 7. The Tzarevich Peter Alexeivich (afterwards the Emperor Peter the Great) being taught to read and write by the "Diak" Zotoff. Makofsky, A. V., Professor and Man- ager of the Pedagogical Classes and the Normal School of Drawing at- tached to the Imperial Academy of Arts, St. Petersburg. 8. Tired of Her. g. Snipe Shooting by Twilight. 10. Attending Horses at Night. 11. Jut Shooting with the Son of the Propritlor. Exhibit No. Makofsky, V. E., Member of the Imperial Academy of Arts, Professor at the Higher School of Art of the Imperial Academy of Arts, Honorary member of the Society of Russian Water Color Painters, former President of the Com- mission of the Imperial Academy of Arts for accepting exhibits for the St. Louis Exposition, St. Petersburg. 12. Procession of the Cross in Little Russia. 13. Towing Barges in the River Volga. 14. Drunken Street on the Banks of the River Volga. 15- Type of a Barefooted Vagabond. Orloff, N. v., Moscow. 16. Consecration of a State dram- shop. "By their fruits ye shall know them." — Math. vii:i7. Repin, T. E., Member of the Imperial Academy of Arts, Professor of Paint- ing at the High School of Arts at- tached to the Imperial Academy of Arts, St. Petersburg. 17. Portrait of Mrs. K. Volkoff, E, E., Member of the Imperial Academy of Arts, St. Petersburg. 18. Early Morning. ig. Frosty Day at St. Petersburg. Exhibitors of the Association. Bagin, N. N., St. Petersburg. 20. Saturday Evening in Russia. 21. Autumn. 23. Sorceress. Lajetchnikoff, A, T., St. Petersburg. 23. Spring Flood. 24. A Farm House. 25. A River Scene. RUSSIA. 281 Paintings and Drawings. Exhibit No. Lebedeff, V. P., Moscow. 26. For the Family. Leblanc, M. T., Moscow. 27. Early Snow. 28. Young Housekeeper. 29. Evening. 30. Horses. Petrovitcheff, P. T,, Moscow. 31. Twilight. 32. October. 33. The Last Snow. Sitchoff, F. v.. Exhibitor of the St. Petersburg Society of Artists, St. Pe- tersburg. 34. At the Window. 35. At Work. 36. A Pleasant Moment. 37. In the Wood. Zaroudnaya-Kavoss, Mrs. Katherine, St. Petersburg. 38. Singing Lessons. 39. Prof. Repin in his Studio. ST. PETERSBURG SOCIETY OF ARTISTS. Active Members of the Society. Alexeyeff, A. T., St. Petersburg. 40. Boyarishna (young Russian Lady of Title in i6th Century.) 41. Peasant Woman from the Pro- vince of Toula. 42. Woman's Head. 43- Two Friends. 44- Italian Peasant Woman. 45- Gipsy. Bounin, N. M., St. Petersburg. 46. On the Morrow of Battle. (Re- ceived a prize from the Impe- rial Academy of Arts.) 47- In the Lap of Nature. 48. Encampment of Kabardines (a race of the Caucasus) getting ready for mowing. Heller, P. T., St. Petersburg. 49- The Tsar Ivan IV (The Terrible) and the Hermit Nicholas Solas. (Episode of the expedition of the Tsar Ivan The Terrible, to Pskoflf.) 50. Return home from the Tsar's Cor- onation of a "Volostni Ztar- shina" (elder or overseer in the local administration of the Rus- sian peasantry). 51- The Emperor of all the Russias. Peter the Great, and the infant King of France. Louis XV. Exhibit No. 52. In the Terem. 53. Inquisitive. .54. Pilgrim. 55. Wet Nurse. Kosheleff, N, A., Professor of Historical Painting, Member of the Imperial Academy of Arts, Professor of Paint- ing at the Central School of Technical Drawing of Baron Stieglitz, St. Peters- burg. 56. Hay Stacking. 57. Leaving Church. 58. Good Samaritan. 59. White Dove. 60. Destruction of the City of Vladi- mir in the 13th Century. (Epi- sode of the invasion of ancient Russia by the Mongols.) Maimon, M. A., Member of the Imperial Academy of Arts, St. Petersburg. 61. In Expectation. 62. After Work. 63. In a Provincial Theatre. 64. Boy carrying Mushrooms. 65. Threshing Floor. 65. Place of Rest. 67. A Street in the Town of Vilna (Lithuania). 68. At the Green Grocer's. 69. Field of Rye. Malishefi", M. G., Member of the Board of the Society and Secretary, St. Pe- tersburg. 70. A Victim of^ War. (Napoleonic campaign in Russia, 1812.) 71. A Spy. (Russian-Turkish War. 1877.) Maniser, H. M., Professor of Painting at the Central School of Drawing of Baron Stieglitz at St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg. 72. Main Road. 73. Huntsman with Russian Wolf Hounds. Pass, T. A., St. Petersburg. 74. Peddler. 75. Experts. 76. Av/aiting the Mistress. Soukharofsky, M. G., Member of the Im- perial Academy of Arts, St. Peters- burg. 77. Satisfied with Life. 78. Awaiting the Pasha. 282 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Paintings and Drawings. Exhibit No. Veltz, T. A., Member of the Board and Cashier of the St. Petersburg Society of Artists, St. Petersburg. 79. Early Spring. 80. Pine Wood. 81. Dull Day on the River Dinepre. 82. First Snow. Venig, K. B., Professor of Painting at the Imperial Academy of Arts, St. Petersburg. 83. Romeo and Juliet. Verestchagin, V. P., Professor of Paint- ing and Member of the Imperial Acad- emy of Arts, St. Petersburg. 84. The Golden Cloud. Exhibitors of the Society. Akimova, Miss Julia, St. Petersburg. 85. Evening on the Shore of the Gulf of Finland. AntonofF, A. T., Member of the Spring Exhibitions of the Imperial Academy of Arts, St. Petersburg. 86. Spring in the Forest. 87. Wind. Baturin, V. P., St. Petersburg. 88. Breaking up of the Ice. Blagovestchensky, N. D., Professor of Painting at the Patriotic Institute for Young Ladies, and the Gymnasium oi Kolumna for Young Ladies at St. Pe- tersburg, St. Petersburg. 89. On the River. Bucholtz, T. T., Professor of Painting in the Drawing School of the Im- perial Society for the Encouragement of Art, Member of the Society of Russian Water Color Painters in St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg. 90. The Boyarin MorozofF discovers the secret affection of his wife Ellen, for Prince Serebrenny. Boldir, T. V., St. Petersburg. 91. Crimean Gypsy. 92. Young Cossack of the Don. Diakoff, Mrs. Mary, St. Petersburg. 93- Young Neapolitan. Feodoroff, T. K., Professor of Painting at the School of the Imperial Society for the Encouragement of Artists. Member of the First Ladies' Art Circle. 94- Gypsy. 95- Peasant Woman from the Pro- vince of A.'strakhan. Exhibit No 96. Napoleon's Last Day in Moscow in 1812. Girv, A. P., St. Petersburg. 97. Hagar. Grebelnyi, E. A., St. Petersburg. 98. Woodland. 99. A Study. 100. A Study, loi. A Study. Hubner-Simons, Mrs. Emma, St. Peters- burg. 102. Hermit. 103. Negro. (William Lovel.) JofFa, M. S., Professor of Painting in the Classes for Drawing, Painting and Sculpture attached to the Ministry of the Imperial Court of St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg. 104. Blessing Children on the Eve of a Jewish Holiday. 105. Fallen Asleep. Jokoff, T. S., St. Petersburg. 106. Night on the River Neva at St. Petersburg. 107. Northern Sea. 108. The Gulf of Finland. 109. Breakers. Medem, Baron P. K., Professor of Paint- ing at the Ladies' Institute of the Em- peror Paul I. no. Nature Morte. 111. Children Bathing. 112. Inquisitive. 113. Unexpected Guest. 114. Coast of the Finnish Gulf. Risnitchenko, F. P., St. Petersburg. 115. End of the Day. 116. Evening Calm. 117. Early Winter in a Country Vil- lage. 118. Among the Reeds. 119. Early Snow. 120. Late Autumn. i:!i. Winter. 122. Autumn. Schwartz, G. J., St. Petersburg. 123. Portrait of the well-known He- brew scholar and philanthro- pist. Rabbi Itzok Elkhanon. 124. 'Woman's Head. 125. Deep in Thought. Stankevich, Miss Julia, Riga. 126. Courting. 127. Life and Death. 128. Mushrooms. RUSSIA. 283 Paintings and Drawings. Exhibit No. Timofaeff, V. P., Permanent Member of the Society for Mutual Assistance among Russian Artists, St. Peters- burg. 129. Russian Milkmaid. 130. Russian Girl. 131. Seller of Spring Flowers. THE "SPRING EXHIBITION" OF THE IMPERIAL ACADEMY OF ARTS. Members of Commission for Accepting Pictures at the Spring Exhibition of the Imperial Academy of Arts in 1904. Beringer, V. B., St. Petersburg. 132. White Night— Northern Night (Allegory). 133. Crimea. 134- Study of a Head. ' Eberling, A. R., Professor at the Draw- ing School of the Imperial Society for the Encouragement of Art, St. Peters- burg. 135- An Artist's Dream. 136. Residence of Becklin. T37. On the Grand Canal of Venice. 138. In the Mountains of Tuscany. Schmidt, G. G., Member of the Associa- tion of Artists in St. Petersburg, Mem- ber of the First Ladies' Art Circle, St. Petersburg. Monuments of Russian Antiquity. 139- External stairway and principal entrance to the Church of Vas- sily Blajenny at Moscow. 140' Vlasefskaya Church at Yaros- lavel. 141- Ancient Church of the Nativity at Yaroslavel. 142. Ouspensky Cathedral of Yaros- lavel. 143- Window over the Altar of the Church of Johann Zlataoust at Yaroslavel. 144- Entrance to the Church of Jo- hann Bogoslov. at Rostoff the Great, Province of Yaroslav. 145- Water Tower of the Kremlin at Rostofif. 146. Entrance to the Church of Greg- ory Bogoslov. at Rostoff the Great, Province of Yaroslav. 147. Portal of Church Spass "na Syen- yakh," at Rostoff the Great, Province of Yaroslav. Exhibit No. 148. Internal View of Church Spass "na Syenyakh" at Rostoff the Great, Province of Yaroslav. Shmaroff, P. D., St. Petersburg. 149. Lady in Carriage. 150. Two Peasant Women. 151. Girl with a Donkey. 152. Peasant Woman in White. 153- Peasant Woman in Black. Svietlitsky, G. P., St. Petersburg. 154. Rustling of the Leaves. Zeidenberg, S. M., St. Petersburg. 155. Episode in the Reign of Roman Galitsky, Prince of Red Rus- sia. (Now Austrian Galicia.) MEMBERS OF THE SPRING EX- HIBITION OF THE IMPERIAL ACADEMY OF ARTS. Asfavieff, Miss Barbara, St. Petersburg. 156. Old Manor House. Baboot, M. M., St. Petersburg. 157. A Study. 158. Russian Girl. 159. Russian Girl. 160. Russian Girl. Barouzdina, Miss V. M., St. Petersburg. 161. Separated. Daviatkine, S. E., Exhibitor at the Ex- hibitions of the St. Petersburg Society of Artists, St. Petersburg. 162. Youth. Djenyaeff, T. A., St. Petersburg. 163. Deep Water. 164. Laying the Foundation of the Kremlin. Dourdin, V. D., St. Petersburg. 165. Lilies. 166. Italian Woman. Study. Goldinger, Miss Catherine, Moscow. 167. Lady in Black. 168. Peasant Woman from the Jeez- drinsky District of the Province of Kaluga. Study. Goryushkin, Sorokopoodoff, T. L., St. Petersburg. 169. Old Believer. 170. Portrait of Mr. N. 171- Boyars on the Road. (Nobility of i6th Century.) Feldman, K. A., St. Petersburg. 172. Family Jars. 173- Spring at St. Petersburg. 284 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Paintings and Drawings. Exhibit No. Feodorova, Miss Mary, St. Petersburg. 174. Evening Star. 175- Approach of the Storm. (Fin- land.) 176. Evening. Feodorovich, V. N., St. Petersburg. 177. Evening Calm. 178. Autumn. Ivanoff, N. T., St. Petersburg. 179. Midnight Prayers of Russian Monks. 180. Night. 181. Cape Fiolent. (Crimea.) de Jankowsky, Warsaw. 182. Fishermen. Kahl, C. N., Vitepsk. 183. Water Mill. 184. End of a Summer Dav. 185. Study. 186. Autumn. 187. On the River Dvina. 188. Dull Day. 189. After Rain. 190. On the Estate. 191. White Cottage. 192. Water Mill in the Evening 193. Evening in the Park. 194. Barns. 195. Water Mill in the Spring. 196. Long Shadows. 197. Spring. 198, Spring. 199. Spring. 200. Rainy Day. Kazachinsky, T. S., St, Petersburg. 201. Spring Scene from Life in Little Russia. 202. Return of the Prodigal Son. (Scene from life in Great Rus- sia.) Khimona, N. P., Professor of Painting at the Drawing School of the Imperial Society for the Encouragement of Art, Inspector at same School, Member of the Society of Russian Painters in Water Colors, St. Petersburg. 203. Storm in Sprinj?. (Southern Russia.) 204. Winter Road. (In Finland.) Klementieff, A. N.. St. Petersburg. 205. 206. Portrait Study. Farewell Ray. Exhibit . No. Kholodoff (Dimitrieff) P. D., St. Peters- burg. 207. Temptation. 208. Two Deaths. Latree, N. P., St. Petersburg. 209. Garden of Meditation. Makoushenko, T. L., St. Petersburg. 210. Daughter. Philkovitch, K. T., St. Petersburg. 211. Legend. 212. Tales. 213. Swedish Tomb at Poltava. 214. Head of a Nun. 215. Head of an Old Man. 216. Portrait of a Lady. PopofT, V. N., Professor at the Eighth Classical Gymnasium of St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg. 217. Weaving. Prokofieff, A. M., St. Petersburg. 218. Autumn. 219. Buckwheat. 220. The Last Traces of Winter. 221. Eventide. 222. Village Yard. 223. In the Beginning of Winter. 224. Beyond the Village. 225. Autumn Brook. 226. A Village Corner. 227. The First Snow. 228. Beginning of Winter. 229. Moonrise. Root, N. F., St. Petersburg. 230. Twilight in St. Petersburg. 231. Dawn. (Fiord in the Far North.) Safonoff. T. K.. Kieff. 232. At Abbas Touman (Transcau- casus.) 233. Caucasus. 234. Palace of the Grand Dukes at Abbas Touman. 235. Shrine on the Spot where the Late Tzarevich George Alex- androvich (eldest brother of Nicholns ID died. Seelin, D. N., St. Petersburg. 236. Winter. 237. Evening Twilight. 238. First Fall of Snow. 239. Winter Landscape. RUSSIA. Paintings and Drawings. Exhibit No. Shabounin, N. A., Member of the Mu- tual Aid Society of Russian Artists, St. Petersburg. 240. After Reaping. 241. Prince SouvorofT, Generalissimo of the Russian Army in Exile. 242. Women and Swans. Shugleit, G. M.. St. Petersburg. 243. Golden Autumn. Shreter, Miss Mary, St. Petersburg. 244. Allegory. "Two Voices in the Human Soul — Conscience and and Desire." Serin, S. A., Witebsk. 245. Peasant Woman from the Pro- vince of Smolensk. 246. Portrait of the Russian Popular Writer, Maxim Gorki. Sookachoff, Miss Mary, St. Petersburg. 247. Player on the Violoncello. Stepanoff, V. S., St. Petersburg. 248. In the Village. 249. Under the Hill. 250. Going to Gather Mushrooms. 251. At Prayers. Stolyaroff, K. D., St. Petersburg. 252. Close of the Day. Tseregoty, N. G., Member and Director of the Spring Exhibition at Moscow, 1904, St. Petersburg. 253. Night on the Mountain, Kazbek. ('Caucasus.) 254. Sunset in the Mountains of the Caucasus. 255- White Night at St. Petersburg. Vroblefsky, C. K., Professor of Paint- ing at the Art School of Prince Teni- scheif at St. Petersburg, St. Peters- burg. 256. Near the Wall of the Monastery. 257. Evening. Zaroubin, V. T., Manager of the Perma- nent Expositions at which pictures are put up to auction by the Imperial Society for the Encouragement of Art, St. Petersburg. 258. Tartar Village in the Crimea. 259- Crowd of Pilgrims. | 260. Evening in Little Russia. I ZbrouyefF, A. T., St. Petersburg. 261. Winter. ' 262. The Waterfall at Imatra. land.) 263. Under the Leaves. 264. Afternoon. (Fin- Exhibit No. Zemboulat-Popoff, T. I., St. Petersburg. 265. Eternal Rest. 266. After the Storm. 267. Happy Time. 268. Evening Rays. THE ASSOCIATION OF ARTISTS OF ST. PETERSBURG. Galkin, I. S., Professor of Painting at the School of Prince Peter Oldenburg in St. Petersburg, Member of the Rus- sian Society of Water Color Painters, St. Petersburg. 269. A Retired Deacon. 270. Flower Gathering. 271. The Tsar Ivan IV (the Terrible) and the Boyarin Morozoff dressed as a Court Fool. (Sketch) Frenz, R. Th., St. Petersburg. 272. On the Road. 273. Return Home from the Town. 274. Hunting. Von Liphart, R. C, Member of the Im- perial Academy of Arts, St. Peters- burg. 275. Portrait of the Emperor of all the Russians, Nicholas II. 276. Fortuna. 277. Infant's Dream. 278. Education of Cupid: Vision. 279. Education of Cupid: Sound. NavozofY, V. I., Professor of Painting at the St. Petersburg Orphan Institute named after the Emperor Nicholas I. 280. The Christening of Russia. Vladimiroff, I. A., Member of the Spring Exhibitions of the Imperial Academy of Arts, Exhibitor of Expositions of the St. Petersburg Society of Artists. Member of the Association of Artists of St. Petersburg, Artist-Correspond- ent of the "Daily Graphic," St. Peters- burg. 281. Inventor and Capitalist. (Phil- ips.) 282. Grandfather's Birthday. THE NEW SOCIETY OF ARTISTS OF ST. PETERSBURG. Baklund, Miss Elsa, St. Petersburg. 283. Village Maiden. (Finland.) 284. Old Woman. (Finland.) 285. Boy on Snow Shoes. (Finland.) Bilit, J. S., St. Petersburg. 286. Orchestra. 286 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Paintings and Drawings. Exhibit No. Delia Voss, Mrs. Olga, St. Petersburg. 287. Fountain in the Park Dulebar — Estate of the Grand Duke Peter Nickolaivich in the Crimea. Foukin, N. M.. St. Petersburg. 288. Cahn. Haush, A. F., Secretary of the New So- ciety of Artists in St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg. 289. Finland. 290. Light Night in Finland. 291. View of St. Petersburg. (1:^ floating out of the River Neva.) Ivanoff, M. F., Member of the Spring Exhibitions of the Imperial Academy of Arts. St. Petersburg. 292. Shepherdess. (First prize given by the Imperial Society for tli Encouragement of Art.^i 293. A Present. 294. Harvesting Wheat. 295. Our Daily Bread. 296. Bleaching Linen. 297. Friends and Pals. 298. Sbeplierdess. Koudriavtseff, A. A., St. Petersburg. 299. ^luddy Pond. 300. Fishermen. Lougofskaya, Miss Tatiana, St. Peters- burg. 301. Cross on the River Oka (Centra Russia). Pirogoff, N. P., St. Petersburg. 302. Marriage Procession of the time of the "Silent Tsar." Ter-Minasiants, Ch. D., St. Petersburg. 303. Cow. (Study.) 304. Reindeer. (Study.) THE MOSCOW ASSOCIATION OF ARTISTS. Alexandrova, Miss Ellen. St. Petersburg. 305. In the Shade. Musatoff (Borisoff), V. A., St. Pete-s- burg, 306. Summer Evening. 307. Old Gardener. Study. 308. Woman on a Swing. 309. Young Girl. Study. Rhorberg, F. I., St. Petersburg. 310. Geese. 311. On the River Volga. 312. Cemetery in .Spring. Exhibit No. The pictures of the President of the Society, and of several of the members are included in the Collective Exhibition of water color paintings, etc. COLLECTIVE EXHIBITION OF WATER COLOR PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS, ETC. Members and Exhibitors of: The Society of Russian Water Color Painters in St. Petersburg. The Exhibitors of "Black and White" in St. Petersburg. The Association for arranging Art Ex- hibitions in different Russian Towns. The St. Petersburg Society of Artists. The Association of Artists in St. Pe- tersburg. The Association of Artists in Moscow. The Spring Exhibitions held in the Halls of the Imperial Academy of Arts. The New Society of Artists in St. Pe- tersburg. (The following exhibits are Water Colors unless otherwise indicated.) Astavieff, Miss Barbara, Member of the Spring Exhibitions of the Imperial Academy of Arts, St. Petersburg. 313- Iris. 314. Flowers in Jug. 315. Corn Flowers. Pastel. 316. Peony. Bagin, N. N., St. Petersburg. 317. Russian Girl. 318. Night Watchman. Baboot, M. M., Member of the Spring Exhibitions of the Imperial Academy of Arts, St. Petersburg. 319. Model. Pastel. Bezrodny, P. V., Member of the Spring Exhibitions of the Imperial Academy of Arts. Member of the Russian So- ciety of Water Color Painters, St, Pe- tersburg. 320. Loaves of Bread. 32.1. Roses. Charlemayne, T., Member of the Im- perial Academy of Arts, Professor of Painting. (Deceased.) 322. View of St. Petersburg 323. View of St. Petersburg. RUSSIA. 287 Paintings and Drawings. Exhibit No. Gumming, Henry, Artist-Correspondent of the London Graphic in Russia, 1878, 1903. Active Member of the St. Petersburg Society of Artists. 324. Content. 325. In Meditation. 326. Fury. Allegory. 327. The False Diniitrius in Russia. Pen sketch. 328. From Zincographic block of pre- ceding sketch. Daviatkine, S. E., Member of the Spring Exhibitions of the Imperial Academy of Art, Exhibitor at the Exhibitions of the St. Petersburg Society of Ar- tists, St. Petersburg. 329. Caballcro. Pastel. Evreinoff. L. M., Member of the Art Exhibition of Black and White, St. Petersburg. 330. Two Drawings in Italian Pencil. 331. Study. Pastel. 332. Drawing in Charcoal and Italian Pencil. (Prize at the Black and White Exhibition in IQOI.) 334. Fortune Teller. Drawing in Charcoal and Crayon. (Prize at Black and White Exhibition, 1902.) 335- On the Nevsky Prospect. Tem- pera. 336. Study. Pastel. Feldman, K. A., Member of the Spring Exhibitions of the Imperial Academy of Art, St. Petersburg. 337. Long without Words. Pastel. Galkin, I. S., Professor of Painting at the School of Prince Peter Oldenburg in St. Petersburg. Member of the Society of Russian Water Color Paint- ers and the Association of Artists of St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg. 338. After Bathing. Harnack, E. E., St. Petersburg. 330. Illustrating Poem of the late Count Alexis Tolstoy entitled "The Wolves." Drawing. Haush, A. F., Secretary of the New Society of Artists in St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg. 340- Finnish Huts. 341. Twilight. Kardofsky, D. N., President of the New Society of Artists of St. Petersburg. I 342. In the Vorontsoff Park Palace at f Alupka (Crimea). j 19 Exhibit No. 343. In the Vorontsofif Park Palace at Alupka (Crimea). 344. In the Vorontsofif Park Palace at Alupka (Crimea). 345. Mountaineer's Hut in the Crimea. Kasatkine, N. A., Member of the Im- perial Academy of Art, Professor of Painting at the School of Art in Mos- cow, Member of the Association for arranging Art Exhibitions in different towns of Russia. 346. Spinning. (Peasant woman on the Estate of Count Leo Tols- toy, at Yassnaya Polj^anna, spinning by the light of a burn- ing chip.) Landan, Miss Emilie, Odessa. 347. Mimi Pinson. 348. Summer. Lindemann, Miss Agnes, Member of the New Society of Artists of St. Peters- burg, St. Petersburg. 349. In the Garden. 3.SO. Flowers. .3.SI- Punch and Judy 3.S2. Old Woman. 35.3- Children. 3,S4. Christmas Tree. 355- Room. Lougofskaya, Miss Tatiana, Member of the New Society of Russian Artists of St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg. 356. Hortensia. 357. Window. Maniser, H. M., Professor of Painting at the Central School of Drawing of Baron Stieglitz at St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg. 358. Boyarina. (Lady of the ancient Russian Nobility.) Musatoff (Borissoflf) V. A., Member of the Association of Artists at Moscow and Member of the Union of Russian Artists, St. Petersburg. 359. Young Lady. Philkovitch, K. T., St. Petersburg. 360. Drawing. 361. Drawing. Platchek, M. N., Member of the Spring Exhibitions of the Imperial Academy of Arts, St. Petersburg. 362. Portrait. Pastel. 363. Model. Pastel. 288 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Paintings and Drawings. Exhibit No. Redkofsky, A. A., Professor of Painting in the St. Petersburg Girl's Gymnasium of Princess Eugenie Oldenburg. Mem- ber of the Society of Russian Water- color Painters, St. Petersburg. 364. M 11 sli rooms. -Schneider, Mrs. Alexandra, Member of the Society of Russian Water Color Painters of St. Petersburg, St. Peters- burg. 365. Chrysanthemum. 366. Cows' Lungwort. 367. An Old Manor House. Shoosieff, A. V., Member of the New Society of Artists in St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg. Sketches of Ornamental Painting in the Rectory of the Kieff-Pechorsky Mon- astery at Kieflf. 368. Image Case on the Eastern Wall. 369. Western Wall. 370. One of the Angels Surrounding the Representation of the Al- mighty on the Ceiling. 371. Part of the Northern Wall. 372. Detail of the Window. 373- Detail of the Window. 374- Detail of the Northern Wall. 375- Detail of the Northern Wall. 376. Detail of Ornament in the South- ern Wall. 377- Detail of Ornament in the South- ern Wall. 378. Detail of Ornament in the South- ern Wall. 379. Frames for Pictures, "The Mi- raculous Catch of Fishes" and "Christ." Schreter. Miss Mary, Member of the Spring Exhibitions of the Imperial Academy of Arts, St. Petersburg. 380. Head. Pastel. Shturman, A. T., Member of the New Society of Artists at St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg. 381. Roman Catholic Church in the Town of Vilna. (Lithuania.) 382. Study. 383. Birches. Schulman, Miss Seraphina, Member of the Russian Society of Water Color Painters, St. Petersburg. 2S4. Hortensia. Titoff, A. T., Member of the Society of Russian Water Color Painters, St. Petersburg, 385. Birch Trees. 386. Artist's Model. E]xhibit No. 387. Stream. 388. Borjom. (Caucasus.) 389. Borjom. (Caucasus.) 390. Wood. Transhel, H. M., Member of Black and White Exhibitions and of the Spring Exhibitions of the Imperial Academy of Arts, St. Petersburg. 391. Head of an Old Woman. Draw- ing in Charcoal and Sanguim. Verestchagin, V. P., Professor of Paint- ing and Member of the Imperial Academy of Arts. Active Member of the St. Petersburg Society of Artists, St. Petersburg. 392. Monk. Xydias, P. S., Member of the Spring Exhibitions of the Imperial Academy of Arts, St. Petersburg. 393. Sketches from Nature. 394. Sketches from Nature. 395. Sketches from Nature. 396. Sketches from Nature. Zaroudnaya-Kavoss, Mrs. Catharina, Ex- hibitor of the Association for Arrang- ing Art Exhibitions in different towns of Russia, St. Petersburg. 397. Russian Type. Ancient Russia. Collection of Studies made by the Painter, Mr. Rohrich, of Russian Archi- tectural Antiquities during a mission undertaken at the invitation of the Im- perial Society for the Encouragement of Art. Rohrich, N. C, Secretary of the Imperial Society for the Encouragement of Art. Member of the Russian Union of Ar- tists. Exhibitor at the Spring Exhi- bition of the Imperial Academy of Arts. 398. Council of Slavonian Elders. 399. Building of War Ship. 400. Suburb of Ancient PskoflF. Yaroslavel (Town). 401.- Church of St. Nicholas, 17th Century. 402. Church of St. Nicholas, 17th Century. Door. 403. Church of St. Blasa, 17th Cen- tury. 404. Church of the Epiphany, 17th Century. 405. Church of John the Baptist, 17th Century. (Painting on Church Porch). RUSSIA. 289 Paintings and Drawings. Exhibit No. Rostoif The Great (Town). 406. General View from Lake Nero of the Kremlin (citadel), built in 15th Century. The view re- lates to the 17th Century. 407. Church of the Salvation. In the Kremlin. Painting of 17th Century. 408. Church of the Salvation. In the Kremlin. Painting of 17th Century. 409. Church of the Salvation. In the Kremlin. Painting of 17th Century. 410. Entrance into the Kremlin. 411. Small Door in Kremlin. 412. Small Rooms of the Ladies' Apartment in the Palace. 413. Palace of the Russian Patriarch. (Head of Ancient Russian Church.) 414. Ancient wooden Church on the River Ishin, near Rostoff, dat- ing from the time of the Tsar Ivan IV. (The Terrible.) 415. Interior door of the same church. 416. Interior door of the same church. 417. Porch of the Church of the Kremlin. Souzdal (Town). 418. Monastery of the Saviour and St. Ephimius. 419. Church of Saints Kozma and Demian, 17th Century. 420. Monastery of St. Alexander Nevsky. Nijni Novgorod. 421. Wall of the Kremlin, 17th Cen- tury. Construction begun 15th Century. 422. Tower of the Kremlin. 423- Tower of the Kremlin. 424. Tower of the Kremlin. 425- Holy Well near town of Vlad- imir. Smolensk. 426. General View of the Walls of the Kremlin. 427. Tower of the town of Smolensk. 428. Tower of the town of Smolensk. 429- Tower of the town of Smolensk. 430. Entrance to Convent at Smolensk of 17th Century. 431- Entrance to Convent at Smolensk of 17th Century from other side. Moscow. 432. View of the Kremlin across the River Moskva. Exhibit No. 433. 434. 435. 436. 437- 438. 439. 440. 441. 442. 443- 444- 445- 446. 447. 448. 449. 450. 451- 452. 453. 454- 455- 456. 457. 458. Vilna. Ruins of Castle of the Grand Duke of Lithuania Gedemin. Troki. From the Castle of the reigning Duke Kaisstout (15th Century). Grodno. Ancient Orthodox Church, orna- mented with crosses of old Dutch tiles. Period of con- struction Iith-I2th Century. (A part of this Church has disap- peared in the River Nieman.) Riga. From the Old Cathedral of Riga. Wenden. Ruins of the Chapel. Kovno. Old Roman Catholic Church. Gothic Front of Private House. Roman Catholic Church. Gate of the Seminary of the Order of Jesuits. Vladimir. General View of the Cathedral of St. Dimitry. Ancient Church of the Interces- sion of the Holy Virgin, orna- mented with figures of animals and built on the spot where formerly stood the palace of Duke Andrew Bogoliubsky. Yurieff— Polsky. View of Cathedral. View of Cathedral. View of Cathedral. View of Cathedral. Ipatiefsky Monastery. Tower of the Monastery. 17th Century. Palace in the Monastery of the Tsar Michael Feodorovich. Romanofif. Isborsk. From Old Isborsk. Tower in Isborsk. Crosses in relief on the walls of Isborsk, 14th Century. Cross marking the spot where formerly stood the town in which Truvor resided. Petchorsky Monastery. Entrance to the Monastery and its walls. Internal Exit from the Old Belfry. General View of the Courtyard. Chief Belfry and entrance to the catacombs where the first Monks used to reside. 290 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Paintings and Drawings. Exhibit No. 459. Walls and towers of the Mon- astery. 460. Walls and towers of the Mon- astery. 461. Treasury of the Monastery. (Reezneetza.) 462. Entrance. Pskoff. 463. General View of the Kremlin of Pskofif from the wall built by Duke Dovmont, the reigning Prince. 464. Sketch of window of a house of the 17th Century at Pskofif. 465. Old Shrine. 466. Type of a Peasant Woman from near Pskofif in holiday attire. 467. River Nieman. 468. Castle of Crusaders, "Heilgut" on the Nieman. 469. Church of the Nativity of the Holy Virgin at Yaroslavel. Views of Siberia. Pedoshenko-Tretiakoff, Mrs. Mary, Mem- ber of the Spring Exhibitions of the Imperial Academy of Arts, St. Peters- burg. The River Yenisei at the town of Krasnoyarsk. The Lake Baikal in Spring. Flowering Azalias. The Lake Baikal. The Steppe of Minusinsk in Spring. The Sayan Mountains on the frontier of Russia and China in Spring. The Sayan Mountains on the frontier of Russia and China in Autumn. A Lake in the Sayan Mountains. Study. Banks of the River Yenisei. A Village of Emigrants. THE URALS AND THEIR RICHES. The Russian California. Collection of Pictures by Denisoff- Uralsky, A. K. Denisoff-Uralsky, A. K., Member of the Exhibitions of the St, Petersburg So- ciety of Artists, Member of the Spring Exhibitions of the Imperial Academy of Arts, Member of the Society of Am- ateurs of the Fine Arts in Ekaterin- burg, and Member of the St. Peters- burg Art Society; also explorer of the Urals from the scientific, geographical, ethnographical, geological, mineralog- 470. 471. 472. 473- 474- 475. 476. 477- 478. Exhibit No. ical, petrographical and artistic points of view, St. Petersburg. 479. Aerial Railway across the River Kosva at the Coal Mine of Princess Abomelik - Lazareflf. Study. 480. Late Evening on the River Kosva, near the Verkhni Goo- bakhinsky INIines. 481. Geological Section of Coal Seams of Nijni-Goobakhinsk at the mine belonging to Mr. Lyoo- beemof. 482. Noon: The River Kosva from Nijni-Goobakhinsky Railway Bridge. 483. Evening on the River Kosva. Study. 484. Karpikha Mountain on the River Kosva. Studj'. 485. A Zirian. Study. 486. Noon, near the Station of "Tep- laya Gora" (Warm Mountains) on Perm Railwa3\ Study. 487. Noon. Stud\'' of the summit of the "Kolpaki." 488. Towards Evening. Study of the summit of the "Kolpaki." 489. "Ivan Chai." (Ivan Tea.) 490. Gold Seekers' Hut. 491. Valley of the River Isa, Platina Mine. Study. 492. Geological Section: Platina- bearing Stratum Strata at the Deep Diggings on the River Isa in the Verhotursky District. Water Color. 493. The Working of Magnetic Iron Ore on Mount Blagodat. Study. The River Chusovaya. 494. The "Dyujok" Stone, on the River Chusovaya near Bilim- baefsky Works. Study. 495. The "Kosoi" Stone on the River Chusovaya. Study. 496. Stone at the Outki Works of Count Stroganofif. Study. 497. The "Omoutnoi" Stone on the River Chusovaj^a. Study. 498. The "Vuisoki" Stone on the River Chusovaya near Kinofsky Works. 499. The Chusovaj'a near the \'illage of Kopchik. Study. 500. Author's Boat by the high wooded bank of the Chusovaya. 501. Hot Noon near the Village of Sulem on the River Chusovaya. 502. Virgin Forest on the River Chu- sovaya. Study. RUSSIA. 291 Paintings, Drawings and Engravings. Stone with Holes on the River Chusovaya near the mouth of the River Koiva. Study. 504. Lower Reach of the River Chu- sovaya. 505. The Pass from Asia into Europe. View from the Yeszhovoi Mountain, Asiatic slope. 506. Cedar. Water color. 507. The Village Murzinsky. Study. 508. Geological Section; the produc- tion of Amethysts. "Kamenny Rov." 509. Jeremiah Ovchinnikoflf. A Peas- ant of the Village of Youjakof. Study. 510. The Town of Ekaterinburg in Autumn from the western side. Study. 511. Geological Section of Gold-bear- ing Stratum. Water color. 512. Geological Section of Gold-bear- ing Quartz Vein at the "Otk- ruiti" (open) Diggings. 513. The "Stone Tents" of Shartash. 514. Study of part of the "Stone Tents," from the northern side. 515. Top of the Little Column of "Stone Tents." 516. Siberian Plain. 517. Morning in the Village of Siedel- nikof. 518. Geological Section of Bed of Amethysts. 519. River "Generalka." Spring. Euro- pean Slope. 520. Encampment of the Author's prospecting party in search of Gold and Colored Stones. 521. Making of Charcoal. 522. Water Colors from Nature: Typical Ural Crystals, Minerals and Precious Metals from the collection of M. DenisofT-Ural- sky. 1. Diamond, eight times enlarged. 2. Beryl, natural size. 3- Beryl, four times enlarged. 4- Aquamarine, two times en- larged. 5> Alexandrite, larged. 6. Naturally formed twice enlarged. 7- Amethyst, natural size. 8. Rock Crystal, natural size. 9- Smoky Crystal, twice en- larged. 10. Demantoid (Chrysolite) twice enlarged. u. Garnet, natural size. four times en- Platina. Exhibit No. 12. Smoky Rock Crystal in Felspar, natural size. 13. Calcite, natural size. 14. Iron "Blesk" (iridescent iron), natural size. 15. Emerald, twice natural size. 16. Corundum, natural size. 17. Ilmeite, natural size. 18. Corundum, blue, natural size. 19. Perovskite, natural size. 20. Leuchtenbergite, natural size. 21. Crocalite, twice natural size. 22. Tourmaline, twice natural size. J 23. Tourmaline, natural size. 24. Tourmaline, natural size. 25. Euclase, natural size. 26. Topaz in smoky rock crys- tal, twice natural size. 27. Phenacite, natural size. 28. Natural pure Gold, twice natural size. 29. Rutile, twice natural size. Southern Urals. 523. A Cossack of the Urals: Ivan Goriachushtchoff. A Study. 524. A Bashkir: Muhamedar Amuk- hakirofT, from Orenburg. 525. Yuryuzansky Works. 526. Beginning of Winter on the River Yuryuzan. 527. Moonlight Night. 528. The Zigalca Chain in Winter. 529. Forest Fire. GROUP 10. ENGRAVINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS. Evreinoff, L. M., Member of the Art Ex- hibition of Black and White, St. Pe- tersburg. 529a. Etchings. Xydias, P. S., Member of the Spring Ex- hibition of the Imperial Academy of Arts, St. Petersburg. 530. Appearance of Christ to Mary Alagdalene after His Resurrec- tion. Engraving on Copper. 531. Portrait of the Emperor Nich- olas II of all the Russias. En- graving on Copper. 532. Portrait of the First Director of the Imperial Academy of Arts. Engraving on Copper. GROUP II. SCULPTURE. Adamson, A. T., Professor of Sculpture at the Central School of Technical Design of Baron Stieglitz in St. Peters- burg and at the Imperial Corps of 29-2 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Sculpture, Paintings, Drawings and Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. Pages, Active Member of the St. Petersburg Society of Artists. 533. Lurich. Bronze Statute. 534. To God. Statue of Pear-Wood. 535. Martyrs. Bas-relief of P e a r- wood. 536. From a Picture of the French Artists Weissonier. Bas-relief of Pear-Wood. 537. Loss of the Russian Gun-Boat "R o u s a 1 k a." Bas-relief of bronze. 538. From a Picture of the French Artist Meissonier. Bas-relief in Bronze. « 539. Abduction of the Nymph Aegina. 540. Enlightenment. Dillon, Miss Mary, Member of the Spring Exhibition of the Imperial Academy of Arts, St. Petersburg. 541. Pierreta. Bronze. 542. Head. Bronze. Ginsburg, E. Y., Member of the Com- mission for Accepting Pictures at the Spring Exhibition of the Imperial Academy of Arts in 1904, St. Peters- burg. 543. Coimt Tolstoy. Plaster Statue. 544. Splinter. Bronze Group. SinayofF-Bernstein, Member of the Spring Exhibition of the Imperial Academy of Arts, Paris. 545. Dream. Plaster Statue. 546. Laborers Resting. Bronze. COLLECTIVE EXHIBITION OF LADIES' ART SOCIETIES AND CIRCLES. GROUP 9. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. Komkoff-Koroboff, Mrs. Alexandre, Di- rectress of the First Professional School for Girls founded by A. Koro- boff in St. Petersburg in 1879, St. Pe- tersburg. 547. Old Boyarin. Painting on Porce- lain. From a picture by Ma- kofsky. Meinshausen, Miss Amelia, St. Peters- burg. 548. Woman's Head. Painting on Porcelain. From picture by Rubens. Reichardt, Miss Elen, St. Petersburg. Exponent of the St. Petersburg So- ciety of Artists. 549. Negress Rongavella. Exhibit I No. Rein, Miss Josephine, St. Petersburg. 550. Perseus and Andromeda. Paint- ; ing on Porcelain. From picture | by Rubens. GROUP 14. ORIGINAL OBJECTS OF ART WORKMANSHIP. Bruloff, Miss Margaret, St. Petersburg. 551. Screen. Dietrich, Mrs. Marie (Countess Roche- fort), St. Petersburg. Member of the St. Petersburg Archaeological Insti- tute, and of the First Ladies Art Circles of St. Petersburg. 552. Ancient Russian Drinking Cup in the form of a chicken. 553. Ancient Russian Drinking Cup of , the I2th Century in the form 1 of a horse. 1 554. Ancient Russian Drinking Cup, '■ glazed. ' 555. Ancient Russian Drinking Cup , in ancient Bj'zantian form with Russian legendary bird (Syrin). 556. Ancient Russian Drinking Cup in ancient Byzantian form with Russian legendary bird (Syrin). 557. Tureen with barndoor cock. 558. Tureen with owl. 559. Tureen with sunflower. 560. Tureen with w-ater spirit. 561. Dish for caviare in form of si fish. 562. Ash Pan with Russian legendary bird (Syrin). 563. Ash Pan in form of peacock. 564. Ash Pan in form of peacock. 565. Small Vase "Boyariniya " 566. Statuette "Boyariniya" (rcse- colored). 567. Head of . Knight). 568. Drinking flower. 569. Plate with design of 12th Cen- tury representing: a bird. 570. Statuette, "Boyariniya." 571. Statuette. "Boyarin." 572. Statuette with Russian legendary bird (Syrin). 573. Statuette of a dog^. 574. Head of a "demon." 575. Drinking Cup of Byzantian stylf with Russian legendary bird "Syrin." a "Vitiaz" (Russian Cup, blue, with sun- RUSSIA. 29.-^ Original Objects of Art Workmanship. Exhibit No. Lindeman, Miss Agnes, Member of the New Art Society, St. Petersburg. 576. Embroidery (modern stj'le). 577. Embroidery. 578. Embroidery. 579. Embroidery. Sokolff. Mrs. Vera Lapshin, Teacher in the Drawing School of the Imperial Society for the Encouragement of Art, St, Petersburg. 580. Jklajolica Vase. Tcheremissinoflf, Miss Elizabeth, St. Pe- tersburg. 581. Note book, rose embossed on etched leather. 582. Note book, with leaves embossed, etched leather. Exhibit No. 583. Writing pad, slit and etched leather. 584. Bo.x, fishes, embossed and slit, etched leather. 585. Book-cover, etched leather. 586. Box, roses and leaves embossed. etched leather. 587. Writing pad, roses on stem em- bossed, etched leather. 588. Binding, etched leather. 589. Photographs representing the binding of a volume of Heine's poetry. (Acquired this spring at an artistic exposition in St. Petersburg by Her Majesty the Empress Maria Theo- dorovna of Russia.) I t! ^ SWEDEN Conimissioner-Geueral Dr. N. G. W. Lagerstedt Commissioner of Fine Arts Anshelm Schultzberg For iiiformalion regarding exhibits for sale apply to Commissioner in Swedish vSection. SWEDEN. EAST PAVILION. Galleries 41, 42, 43, 44, 45 and 46. Oil Paintings. \ GROUP 9. PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS. Oil Paintings. Exhibit No. Almqvist, Ester, Aneby. 1. The Weeping Birch. 2. Full Moon in July. Ankarcrona, Gustaf, Leksand. 3. Between the Bluffs. 4. It is Clearing up in the Evening. 5. Moonlight Night. Arborelius, Olof, Stockholm. 6. Summer Night in the North. 7. Shallow Water. 8. Evening in the Wilderness. 9. Horse Fair. 10. Steward's Farm in "Bergslagen." 11. Autumn Day in Dalecarlia. 12. Winter Fair in Swedish Nordland. 13. Evening in Dalecarlia. Behm, Vilhelm, Ronninge. 14. Evening Sun. 15. November. Bergstrom, Alfred, Stockholm. 16. View of the Valley of Huskvarna (Smaland). 17. Cottages in Sunshine (Uppland). Bj5rkman, Hedvig, Stockholm. 18. The Wise and the Foolish Virgins. 19. Black Knights. Borjeson, Gunnar, Stockholm. 20. Interior. Borgh, K. A., Stockholm. 21. Midsummer Morning. 22. The Future Day. 23. Moonlight Night in August. 24. Golden Day in Autumn. Brate, Fanny (born Ekbom), Stockholm. 25. A Harper. from from Kolasen, Motive from Exhibit No. Cederstrom, Gustaf, Stockholm. 26. The Baptists. 27. Almshouse. Cederstrom, Thure, Munich. 28. Bric-a-brac. Fahlcrantz, Axel, Stockholm. 29. The Storm is Gathering. Genberg, Anton, Saltsjo-Dufnas. 30. September Day. Motive Kali, Jamtland. 31. Evening. Motive Jamtland. 32. Winter Evening. Dufnas. Hagborg, August, Paris. 33. Woman from Dalecarlia. Hedberg, Erik, Jarbo. 34. Moonlight in Winter. 3^. September Evening. 36. Ice-breaking. Hjortzberg, Olle, Rome. 37. The Virgin Mary with the Doves of Sacrifice. Hullgren, Carl Oscar, Pataholm. 38. At Sun.set, the Baltic. Johansson, Carl, Sundsvall. 39. Summer Evening in Swedish Nord- land. 40. Autumn. Bog in Swedish Nord- land. Kallstenius, Gottfrid Samuel Nikolaus, Stockholm. 41. The Evening Star. A Fir Bank. Rocks at the Sea: Sunset. Twilight. Lilies: Evening. A Church: Sunset. August Night. SWEDEN. Oil Paintings. 297 Exhibit No. Kjerner, Esther, Stockholm. 48. Twilight in the Wood. Larsson, Carl, Sundborn, Dalama. 49. Director Lamm's Wife and Chil- dren. 50. Prayer before the Schoolboys' Mil- itary Drill. (Swedish "Korum.") 51. Seventeen Years. 52. Father. 53. Kersti. Liljefors, Bruno Andreas, Skyttorp, Hole. 54. Eagles. 55. Eagle and Hare. 56. Fox. 57. Fishing Gulls. 58. Resting Gulls. 59. Brooding Eider-duck. 60. Sea-gull Family. 61. Young Sea-gulls. 62. Oyster-catcher. 63. Wood-grouse. 64. Summer-night in the East "Skar- gard" (coast) of Sweden. 65. Breeze. 66. Eider-ducks on Passage. 67. Young Foxes. 68. Rising Ducks. 69. Swimming Ducks. 70. Winter in Sweden. 71. The Old Barn. 72. White Mountains. Lindholm, Brendt Adolf, Goteborg. 73. Interior of a Wood in Vestergot- land. Lundegard, Justus Ewald, Ramlosa Brunn. 74- Rest at Noon. (Boats in the Har- bor of Arild.) Nordgren, Anna, Stockholm. 75. Repose. Osterman, Bernhard, Stockholm. 76. Portrait of the Bishop of Lund. 77- Portrait of Mrs. B. 78. Portrait of Miss B m. 79- Portrait of Count F. Osterman, Emil, Stockholm. 80. Portrait of Count Fersen Gylden- stolpe. 81. Portrait of Mr. L. 82. Portrait of the landscape painter J. 83. Portrait of the landscape painter N. 84. King Oscar II. Persson, Peter Adolf, Glumslof (Skane). 85. Winter. Motive from Wallaki- adalen. Exhibit No. Ronquist, Lotten, Stockholm. 86. On the Staircase. Schultzberg, Anshelm L., Vermslands Raman. 87. Sunny Winter Day. 88. Winter Evening in the Wood. 89. Midsummer Night in Vermland. 90. Winter Evening. 91. Twilight in the Wood. 92. Summer Night. 93. A Blizzard Among the Mountains. Smith, Wilhelm, Bolmen. 94. Italian Beggar Woman. 95. Winter. Svedlund, Pelle, Gefle. 96. Customhouse (Dogano) in Chiog- gia. 97. At Home, Evening on the Roman Campagna. 98. A Canal in Chioggia. Thorell, Hildegard, Stockholm. 99. Portrait. A Study. Thome, Sven Alfred, Stockholm. 100. Waterfall in Lappland. Toll, Emma, Stockholm, loi. Old Woman. Wahlstrom, Charlotte, Stockholm. 102. Evening Sun. Wallen, Gustaf Theodor, Stockholm. 103. Village Streets in Brittany. 104. Flowers of Capri. Warling, Elisabeth, Stockholm. 105. The Old Woman is Binding a Net. Wennerberg, Gunnar Gunnarson, Stock- holm. 106. Corn-flowers. Zom, A. L., Mora. 106a. Portrait of Dr. Warner. io6b. Portrait of Mrs. Warner. io6c. Portrait of Mr. R. T. Crane. io6d. Portrait of Mrs. R. T. Crane. io6e. Portrait of Mr. James Deering. io6f. Midsummer Night at Mora. io6g. At the Brook. io6h. In the Loft Door. io6i. Loft Bedstead. io6j. Loft Bedstead. Two figures. 298 DEPARTMENT B.— ART. Water Colors, Engravings and Lithographs, Sculpture. Water Colors. Exhibit No. Ericson, Anna (born Gardell), Goteborg. 107. Summer Night. Hjortzberg, OUe, Rome. 108. Daniel in the Lion's Den. Larsson, Carl, Sunborn, Dalarna. 109. Conference. no. Esbjorn as Philosopher. 111. The "Star Boys" in Sundborn. (Swedish: "Stjarngossarna i Sundborn.") 112. Chess Playing. 113. A Flood in Spring. 114. The Painter's Drawing Room in Sundborn. 115. The Painter's Dining Room in Sundborn. 118. Father and Esbjorn. GROUP 10. ENGRAVINGS AND LITHOGRAPHS. Larsson, Carl, Sundborn, Dalarna. 119. Summer Winds. Lithograph. 120. St. George. Lithograph. GROUP n. SCULPTURE. Berglind, Karl Johan, Hagbyholm, Ves- teras. 121. Uncertainty ("Yes-No, Yes-No"). Wood (maple). Blomberg, Sigrid, Rome. 122. The .A.nnunciation. Plaster Statue. Borjeson, John, Stockholm. 123. The Muser. Bronze. 124. The Bard. Bronze. 125. Oxenstjerna. Plaster. Sketch for a monument in Stockholm. 126. Scheele. Plaster. Sketch for a monument in Stockholm. 127. Gunnar Wennerberg. Plaster. 128. Christ with the Child. Plaster. 129. John Ericson. Plaster. Sketch for a monument in Stockholm. 129a. King Oscar L Plaster. Exhibit No. 130. Music. Plaster. 131. Art and Sloyd. Plaster. 132. Poetry. Plaster. 133. Adam and Eve. Plaster. 134. Consolation. Plaster. 135. Borje (Boy's Head). Plaster. 136. General Stenbock's Soldiers (Swe- dish: "Getapagarna.") Plaster. Sketch for a group at Stenbock's monument in Helsingborg. 137. "Holga." Portrait of the Sculp- tor's Daughter. Plaster. 138. The Boxers. Plaster. Borjeson, Lena, Stockholm. 139. An Inkstand. Bronze. 140. A Bell. Bronze. 141. The Fairy Princess. Plaster. 142. The Dance. Plaster. 142a. Adam and Eve. Terra cotta. Cederstrom, Carola, Stockholm. 143. Woman from Dalecarlia. Edstrom, David, Florence. 144. Caliban. Bust in bronze. 145. Peasant. Bust in bronze. 146. Portrait of an Old Gentleman. Bust in bronze. 147. Two Souls. Group in bronze. 148. The Humpback. Bust in terra cotta. 149. The Demon of Idleness. Cari- cature in bronze. Larsson, Gottfrid, Stockholm. 150. Bacchante. Statuette in bronze. Lindberg, W. M. Gustaf, Stockholm. 151. The Wave. Statuette in bronze. 152. The Fog. Statuette in bronze. 153* Night. Bust in bronze. Lundberg, Teodor, Florence, 155. The Wave and the Shore. Group in plaster. 156. Ikaros. Plaster. Malmquist, Gustaf, Stockholm. 157. Consolation. Group in bronze. 158. Bust of the authoress Selma Lagerlof. Plaster and marble. Milles, Carl, Paris. 159. Stormy Day in Holland. Bronze. 160. Dutch Milk-maid. Bronze. 161. Dutch Churning Woman. Bronze. 162. Dutch Fishwoman. Bronze. 163. Playing Elephants. Bronze. 164. In the Windmill: Dutch Miller Feeds the Mill. Bronze. 165. Bison. Bronze. SWEDEN. 299 Sculpture. Exhibit No. Milles, Ruth, Paris. i66. Yvonne. Bronze. 167. Wild-flowers. Bronze. 168. Peasant Girl from Montigny in France. Bronze. 169. Breton Peasant Girl. Bust in bronze. Neujd, Herman, Stockholm. 170. Stina. Bust in porcelain. 171. Maria. Bust in porcelain. Exhibit No. 173. Fourteen Years. Bust in porce- lain. Sprinchorn, Gerda, Stockholm. 174. Mother Breta and Little Kerstin. Group in bronze. 175. Little Anna in Ullvi. Statuette in bronze. 176. Ram Anders' Lad. Statuette in bronze. OFFICIAL CATALOGUE OF EXHIBITORS *$? Universal Exposition ST. LOUIS, U.S.A. 1904 DIVISION OF EXHIBITS FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director Department C LIBERAL ARTS JOHN A. OCKHRSON, Chief REVISED EDITION PUBLISHED FOR THE COMMITTEE ON PRESS AND PUBLICITY BY THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY (INC.) ST. LOUIS. 1904 COPYRIGHT, 1904. BY THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMPANY. FOR THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY. PREFACE A modern Universal Exposition well might be called an encyclopedia of society, as it contains, in highly specialized array, society's words and works, it is a collection of the wisdom and achievements of the world, brought together for the inspection of the world — for examination and study by its experts. It constitutes a compact, classified, indexed compendium, available for ready reference, of the achievements and ideas of society, in all phases of its activities, extending to the most material as well as to the most refined. The Catalogue of such a Universal Exposition is, therefore, perhaps the most comprehensive and representative contemporary record of the progress and condition of the human race that may be devised. It is a succinct authentic record of the exhibits of the Exposition, which are the evidences of- the capacity and performance in all lines, intellectual, social and industrial, of all the peoples of the world. The value of such a docu- ment, and its significance socially and commercially, are incalculable. It is an epitome of the capacity and promise of mankind ; while being at the same time a roll of honor — a certified register of those individuals and insti- tutions which are taking active part in the life of the world to-day. FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF Director of Exhibits INTRODUCTION. INSTALLATION OF EXHIBITS, DEPARTMENT OF LIBERAL ARTS By JOHN A. OCKERSON, Chief of Department. The Palace of Liberal Arts is located near the eastern extremity of the grounds, one side fronting on the Plaza of Orleans, and the other on the Sunken Garden. It is 525 feet wide and 750 feet long, and the entire interior is devoted to exhibits. The long axis of the building stands at an angle of about 45 degrees with the meridian, but as a matter of convenience, the end nearest to the Administration Building is designated as the west end and the side facing the Cascades as the south side. The points of the compass given in the description below conforms to this notation. The structure covers an area of about nine acres. Exterior loggias extend along two sides, and many groups of sculpture embellish the building in such a way as to make it unusually attractive. The dedication ceremonies, one year prior to the opening of the Exposition, were held in this building. The general scheme for the installation of exhibits in the Palace of Liberal Arts provides for their arrangement, as far as practicable, in sections corresponding to the several groups of the classification. This applies particularly to the Domestic Section, which covers the northwestern portion of the building, a broad strip across the center and a section in the southeastern quarter. Considerable space is occdpied by exhibits from foreign countries, those repre- sented being Germany, France, Great Britain, China, Italy, Mexico. Russia, Brazil,- Austria, Egypt, Argentine, Portugal, Cuba, Ceylon, Spain, Sweden. Japan, Australia and Canada. The location of each of these is shown on the ground plan of the building on the opposite page. In the spaces allotted to the several foreign countries are placed all of the exhibits pertaining to them respectively, without attempting to bring the exhibits of the different countries belonging to the same class into the same section of the building. With the exception of a small educational exhibit, practically the entire collective exhibit of the Chinese Empire is installed in the Palace of Liberal Arts. A small portion of ihe exhibits of Germany and France herein installed pertain to other departments, but in general there is strict adherence to the official classification. On the other hand, many exhibits classified in this department may be found in nearly all the exhibit palaces. The Domestic Graphic Arts Section, comprising printing, typography, engrav- ing, book making, maps, cosmography and paper, is located near the west entrance of the north side of the building and covering several blocks eastward. Lying parallel to these along the north wail of the building are the road-making machinery, crushers, road-rollers, scrapers, dump-carts, sprinklers, and sundry other road ap- pliances, and in the same tier of blocks farther east are water filter appliances and the exhibits of grain and stock scales. Near the hem [cycle of the south side of the building are exhibits of musical instruments and phonographs, while farther northward toward the center are instru- ments of precision, and adjoining them to the eastward, Block 54 is devoted to ex- hibits of models, plans and drawings of various engineering works. The center of the building is marked by a huge model of the lighthouse which j guides the mariner to the entrance of the Southwest Pass, one of the mouths of the Mississippi River. Immediately north of the lighthouse are the blocks occupied by the exhibits of the American Society of Civil Engineers, with its maps, plans and models of en- gineering works, and the Western Gas Association, showing various appliances for the manufacture and distribution of gas. The block to the north of these is devoted to typewriter exhibits, and the block beyond, to scales and various calculating devices. Along the south wall from the middle entrance eastward, is the display of photographic appliances and photographs, while northward of these are the exhibits of paints, chemicals, drugs, perfumery, soaps and kindred articles; and parallel to them, adjoining them to the northward, are the exhibits of surgical and dental appli- , ances, apparatus and instruments, artificial limbs, hospital furniture and fixtures. | Any of these can be readily found by referring to the block number in the cata- | logue and looking for the corresponding number which is suspended directly over each block. In the balcony there is a lecture room, provided with suitable apparatus, in which , demonstrations and lectures are given in connection with experiments relating to | compression, liquefaction and solidification of gases. i A space has been set aside, east of the building, on which is installed the machinery for liquefaction of gases, concrete block construction and other exhibits ! of a most interesting character. A solar engine from Portugal, consisting of an arrangement of mirrors and . lenses, has been installed on the hill west of the Forestry Building. These outside exhibits are of more than ordinary importance, and deserve special consideration. How to Locate an Exhibit. The Palace of Liberal Arts is laid out in very regular squares, inter- sected by aisles. The blocks are numbered, and over each hangs a large sign indicating the number of the block beneath. The aisles are numbered and lettered. To locate an exhibit, find the block indicated in the entry; the aisle also will give the side of the block on which the exhibit is installed. In the case of foreign and state exhibits, only the block is given. The gen- eral location of foreign countries is also given in the ground plan. Index COUNTRY PAGE UNITED STATES 17 ARGENTINE 37 AUSTRIA 40 BULGARIA 42 BELGIUM 42 BRAZIL 45 CANADA 5a CEYLON 53 CHINA 54 COSTA RICA 55 CUBA 56 DENMARK 58 EGYPT 58 FRANCE 59 GERMANY 70 GREAT BRITAIN 86 GUATAMALA M3 HAITI 93 HUNGARY 93 ITALY 94 INDIA 96 JAPAN 97 MEXICO 99 NICARAGUA 105 NETHERLANDS 106 NEW ZEALAND 106 PORTO RICO 106 PORTUGAL 107 PERU __. . . 109 RUSSIA . 109 SWITZERLAND ._ _ _ ___ _ 109 SIAM _____ .110 SWEDEN _ _ _ 110 SPAIN HI VENEZUELA 111 CLASSIFICATION. 11 Department of Liberal Arts. CLASSIFICATION OF EXHIBITS. GROUP 15. TYPOGRAPHY— VARIOUS PRINTING PROCESSES. (Equipment, processes and products.) INlachinerj', presses and other apparatus used in typography, lithography, copper-plate printing, autographj-, engraving on stone, copper, zinc, alu- mimini, etc. j^.Tachinery used for photo-mechanical printing. Equipment, apparatus and products of type foundries, and other auxiliary and miscellaneous printing office appliances and labor-saving devices, of stereotyping, electrotyping, etc. Machines for setting and distributing type, casting type, etc. Special equipment for printing bank notes, postage stamps, bonds, etc. 'j'ypewriting machines and devices for duplication of copy, mimeograph, neostyle, addressing machines, etc. Specimens in black and color typographj'. lithography, copper-plate print- and other methods of printing. Specimens of engravings and drawings obtained, reproduced, enlarged or reduced bj' mechanical photographic processes. GROUP 16. PHOTOGRAPHY. (Equipment, processes and products.) ]\[aterials. instruments and apparatus of photography; equipment of pho- tographic studios, stereopticons, mutographs. NegatiA-e and positive photography on glass, paper, wood, cloth, films, enamel, etc. Photogravure in intaglio and in relief; photocollograph}-, photolithography. Stereoscopic prints. Enlarged and micrographic photographs. Color photography. Direct, indirect, and photo-color printing. Scientific and other applications of photography. Artistic photograph}' as applied to portraiture, landscapes, etc. GROUP 17. BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS— BOOK BINDING. (Equipment and products.) Newspapers, reviews and other periodicals and publications; newspaper and magazine offices or plants shown by models or photographs, ineans and methods of advertising, news gathering, etc., publication methods and processes. Collections of books, forming special libraries. Ne\»' books and new editions' of old books. Drawings for book, newspaper and magazine illustration, atlases, albums. Musical publications. Equipment, processes, and jji-nducts of making stitched books and of book binding. Specmiens of l)indings, stamping, embossing, gilding, etc. 12 CLASSIFICATION. GROUP 18. MAPS AND APPARATUS FOR GEOGRAPHY, COSMOGRAPHY, TOPOGRAPHY. Class 63. IMaps, charts, and atlases; geographical, geological, hj^drographical, astro- nomical, etc. Class 64. Physical maps of all kinds, topographical maps, flat or in relief. Class 65. Terrestrial and celestial globes; statistical works and tables. Class 66. Tables and nautical almanacs for the use of astronomers, surveyors, and s earn en. GROUP 19. INSTRUMENTS OF PRECISION, PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS, ETC.— COINS AND MEDALS. (Equipment, processes and products.) Class 67. Alathematic and scientific apparatus and instruments. Class 68. Apparatus and instruments for practical geometrj', land surveying, topog- raphy, astronomy, and geodesy; compasses, levels, mariners' compasses; tiiermometers, barometers; calculating machines, cash registers, etc. Class 69. Apparatus and instruments for measuring, base apparatus, verniers, mi- crometer screws, dividing machines, sensitive balances for exact weigh- ing, chronographs, astronomical clocks, chronometers, current meters, ships' logs, pedometers, odometers, etc. Class 70. Optical instruments; lenses and apparatus for making same; kinetoscopes, stereopticons, etc.; astronomical instruments; physical and meteorologi- cal instruments, etc. Instruments and apparatus for use in laboratories, lecture rooms and observatories; microscopes, etc. Class 71. Telescopic sights for artillery and small-arms. Military telescopes, range iinders. heliotropes, etc. Class 72. Scales, weights and measures of different countries. Class "JZ- Equipment for the manufacture of coins and medals. Appliances for weighing the metal, testing the standard of alloys, melting and casting,, rolling, stamping out, milling, washing, verification of weight of coins, counting, striking, and checking them before deliverj^- equipment for the preparation of stamps and dies, coins and medals; treatises upon coins, economical, statistical, etc. (;r()UP 20. MEDICINE AND SURGERY. Class 74. Appliances, instruments and apparatus for work in anatomy, histology and bacteriologj^; anatomical models; normal and pathological, his- tological and bacteriological preparations. Class 75. Apparatus for sterilizing instruments and appliances for dressing wounds, and for other purposes of sterilization. Class 76. Instruments for general and special medical research. Class "JT. Instruments and apparatus for general, special and local surgery. Class 7S. Appliances for dressing wounds. Class 79. Apparatus for i)lastic and mechanical prosthesis; orthopedic apparatus: apparatus for hernia; apparatus for medical gymnastics; material, in- struments and apparatus for special therapeutics. Class 80. I'lStruments and apparatus used in the practice of dentislrj'; dental sur- gery, bridge and plate work, etc. Class St. Appliances for the use of the infirm, of in\;ilids, and ^-^\ lunatics; artificiar limbs, artificial eves. CLASSIFICATION. 13 Class 82. C'licsts and cases of instruments and medicines for the use of surgeons of the army and navy; appliances for rendering aid to the wounded on the field of battle; appliances for rendering aid in case of accident; am- bulance service, etc. Class 83. Appliances for rendering aid to persons apparcnth drowned or aspliyx- iated. Class 84. Instruments and appliances for veterinary surgery. GR(3UP 2i. /^ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. (Materials, processes and products.) Class 85. 3Jaterials and processes for manufacturing musical insiruments; wind instruments in brass and wood; stringed instruments. Class 86. Wind instruments of metal or wood, having openings with or without keys, simple mouth pieces, pipes or reeds, with or without reservoir of air. Class 87. Aictal wind instruments, plain or with lengthening pieces, slides, pistons, kcj's or reeds. Class 88. ^Vind instruments with kcy-l50ard; organs, accordions, etc. Class 89. Siringed instruments without key-l)oard, played with the fingers or with a bow. Class 90. Stringed instruments with key-board; pianos, etc. Class 91. Ir.struments played l)y percussion or friction; drums and cymbals. Class 92. Automatic instruments; barrel organs, bird organs, musical boxes, me- chanical piano and organ players, phonographs, etc. Class 93. Separate parts of musical instruments and orchestral appliances; strings for musical instruments. Class 94. Primitive, rude or strange instruments. Class 95. Musical scores. GROUP 22. ^ THEATRICAL APPLIANCES AND EQUIPMENT. Class 96. Inttrinr equipment of tiieaters. and s])eci;il furniture. Class 97. .Arrangements for preventing and extinguishing fires. Class 98. Si-cnery; curtains, metallic curtains, gauzes, nets; colors, brushes, pal- lettes; cordage; special iron work; lighting; electrical apparatus, can- delal)ra, colored screens; apparatus for imitating flames, smoke, light- ning, fire-works; projections, spectres; phosphorescence. Class 99. M^achinery; windlasses, drums, chests, traveling platforms, slides, trol- leys, traps, counterweights, flies. Class TOO. Costumes; special materials; printing (Ui dififercnt materials, armor; jewelry; foot-gear; dancing shoes; wigs, beards, making-up; painl< for making-up. Class loi. Properties; reproduction nf varinns jjlienomena, such as thunder, hail. wind, snow, gun-firing; card-lioard work of all kinds; furniture niade in perspective. GROUP 23. CHEMICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL ARTS. (Equipment, processes and jiroducts. ) Class 102. Laboratory apparatus and utensils; enameler's lamps. l:)low-pipes; presses, drying ovens, filters, electric furnaces. Class 163. Apparatus and instruments for making industrial and commercial aTi- alyses. 14 CLASSIFICATION. Class 104. ICciuipment and processes used in the chemical treatment of animal sub- stances, with their prod nets; superphosphates, soaps, candles, glycerine. Class 105. Apparatus and processes for the production by electrolysis of h\'drogen percjxide, chlorine, hypochlorites, chlorates, soda, bleaching materials, and various other chemicals. Cla.^s 106. I\(juipment and processes used in the manufacture of vegetable essence.-, varnishes, commercial rubber, substitutes for India rubber and article- of gutta percha. Class 107. Equipment and processes used in treating the mineral substances used for lighting, heating or lubrication; coal, shale, petroleum, ozocerite, etc. Class 108. Kquipment and processes used in treating waste paper from factories (by chemical or electrical methods) with a view of permitting their return to water courses. Class 109. Kquipment for charcoal works and the production of various derivative-: methylated spirit, acetone, acetic acid, tar. Class iro. Apparatus and processes for the compression and licjuefaclion of ga> Licjuefied gases. Class III. Apparatus and processes for the manufacture . Inland navigation: improvement of rivers, construction of canals, dams; locks, lifts, ship railways, fixed bridges, or draw-bridges, canal bridges, reservoirs and feeders; dredges, pile sinkers, pile drivers, current de- flectors, scraping and water-jet devices for removing sand-bars, etc.; 16 CLASSIFICATION. ■^ Class 149. ■^ Class < Class V ChlSG 150. 151- 152. ^ Class 153- _^/ Class 154- ,. Class ., Class ' ■ Class 155- 156. 157- pumping stations, mechanical towing and warping; equipment used for the development of river ports. Sea ports; general arrangements; piers, docks, jetties, basins, locks. bridges; equipment for development (not including shipping). Maritime canals. Irrigating canals and sj'stcms. Light houses and appurtenances; lamps; fixed, revolving and flash lights; beacons, buoj's, fog bells, sirens, etc., for sea coasts, channels and harbors. Protection against llooding l)y rivers or by sea: levees, dikes and, sea walls. Railwaj's as regards \Ai\w and profile of the line, and engineering works, subways, elevated lines, tunnels, bridges, etc. Construction and maintenance of streets in cities. Water supply, sanitation and gas lighting of cities. Statistics, maps and ptdDlications relative to public works, transactions and other features jiertaining to engineering societies. ( ;roi'p 2-. ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING. Class [58. JNlodels and plans of public and commercial buildings; large and small dwelling houses, flats, apartment houses, etc. Class TSg. Models, drawings and specifications for foundations, walls, parlition^. floors, roofs and stairways, wood and metal framings, etc. Class i()0. Designs and models of special contrivances for safety, comfort and con- venience in the manipulation of elevators, moving stairways, doors, win- dows, house signals, fire escapes, ventilators, etc. Class 161. Working plans for the trades, mason, carpenter, painter, etc., connected with building construction; designs and models of bonds, arches, coping, vaulting, etc.; plastering and construction of partitions; paint- ing and glazing. Department C— Liberal Arts. UNITED STATES. Printing and Typography. GROUP 15. TYPOGRAPHY— VARIOUS PRINT- ING PROCESSES. Dept. No. Location. 56. Addressograph Co., Chicago, 111. Addressiii,y- niacliines, duplicating; ma- chines, envelope sealers. BI.12. Aisles H-4. American Lithographic Stone Co., L. Aisle C. 95. Gugler Lithographing Co., Milwau- kee. Wis. Specimens of lithography. J^l. _'-A, .\isles .v.\ and 4. 414. Hammond Typewriter Co., The, New York, N. Y. Typewriters and stipplies. Bl. 23, Aisle D-5. The Hammond Typewriter has been just twenty years on the market. Gold Medai at the New Orleans Centennial Exposi- tion, 1884-5. Since fairly won all the med- als received from all the important Ex- positions at home and abroad; the most significant of these was the Elliott Gres- son Gold Medal bestowed by the Frank- lin Institute of Pennsylvania. 228. Harris Automatic Press Co., The, Niles. O. Printin.14 presses. Bl. 11, .\isles B-2-A. 351. Hoe, R. & Co., New York City. Newspaper (perfecting) press; fiat-bed (cylinder) press; rotary art press; stereotyping machinerv. Bl. 20, Aisles C-i-D. Largest manufactory in the world of printing, stereotyping, electroty|)inL' and photo-engraving machinery. 631. Hoshi, Hajime, New York, N. Y. Japanese composing room. 1'>1. 11. Aisle C. Interstate Investment & Development Co., Charles City. la. Lith(^graphic stone. (Installed" in Iowa State Ex- hibit. I'll. 71, Palace of .Mines and Metallurgy.) 876. Kasper Stamp & Seal Co., St. Louis, Alo. StaiU])s and seals. 111. 11. Aisle C. 697. Kelsey Press Co., Meriden, Conn. lland ])rinting presses. Bl. 12, j\isle C. Keystone Blue Paper Co., Philadelphia, i'a. nine printing apparatus. Work- ing exhibit. (Installed in I'alace oi h'iectricity.) lil. 21. Aisle I ). 301. Lanston Monotype Machine Co.. Philadelphia, Pa. Type casting and composing machinery. Bl. 10. Aisle C. 243. Levy, Louis Edward, Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for the automatic i)ow- dering of ])lates, i)reparatin-y for ihe process of etching. 151. 12. Aisle C. 251. Levy, Max, Philadelphia, Pa. En- graving screens for the half tr)ne ])rocess. 151. 12, .\isle C. 436. Lloyd, Geo. E. & Co., Chicago, 111. Engravers", eleclrotypers' and stereo- Dept. No ■ Location typers' machinery. Bl. 12. Aisle 3-C, with Sanders Engraving Co. 25. Mergenthaler Linotype Co., New York, N. Y. Type casting and setting machines. Bl. 11, Aisles B-3. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. Louis, Mo. Specimens of tyi)ography. (Installed in Palace of Varied Indus- tries. Bl. C Street.) 45-1*. 131 297. Miehle Printing Press & Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Two-revolution fiat bed jjrinting presses. Bl. 10, Aisles 15-C-i. 258. Mittag & Volger, Park Ridge, N. J. Tj'pewriter supplies, inks and ribbons. Bl. 23, Aisle 6. We are the largest manufacturers in our line. We are manufacturers for the trade only. Our goods are sold everywhere l)y all reputable stationers and supply houses. We manufacture the finest and most complete line of typewriter ribbons, typewriter, pen, pencil and stjdes Car- bons. Our goods are noted for their won- derful durability and permanency. 309. Monarch Typewriter Co., Syracuse, N. ^'. Typewriters. Bl. 23, Aisles D-4. 84, Morrison, J. L. Co., The, New York, X. ^'. Index cutting machines. 111. 20. Aisle 2. 117. Oliver Typewriter Co., The, Chi- cago, 111. Typewriters. Bl. 23, Aisles l)-(x .•\ warded Gold Medal Earl's Court Exhi- bition, London, 1899. Gold Medal, Paris, 1900. Gold Medal, Vienna, 1901. Gold INledal, Lille, France. 1901. Gold Medal, American Crystal Palace, 1902. (uild Medal. Greater P)ritain, London. 1902. Premiere Medaille. Paris. IQ03. Highest .Xward. ( )niaha. i.Sgt). Gold med;il. High- est .\ward. liufi'alo. Kjoi: and several others. Pittsburg Blue Print Co., Pittsburg, Pa. I5lne ])rinting ap])aratus. Working ex- hibit. (Installed in Palace oi" h'.lec- tricitx-. 151. 3(). .\isle C. ) 86. Pittsburg Writing Machine Co., Pittshuru;. Pa. Tvi)ewriters. I'.l. J^. .\isle 5. ' 360. Postal Typewriter Co., The, Nor- \\all<. Conn. Txiu'w rit (.ts. 151. _\?. ,\i>lc 790. Quinby, Fred'k J., Co., The, New ^'ork. .X. ^'. Hand process printing oil ' parchment. 151. 43.\, Aisles 5-l'\ Sole publishers of the complete writings | of Charles Paul de Kock, translated from ; the I'rench. Tlu'se magnificent editions constitute the oidv reliable translation 19 Dept. No. Locatign ill existence. In the preparation of these sumptuous editions the old art of hand- ilJmiinating on parchment has been re- vived. The cost of publishing has cov- ered nearly a millioji dollars. 147. Rapid Addressing Machine Co., Xew York City. .Addressing machines. Bl. 12. Aisle if. 666. Roth, B., Tool Co., St. Louis, Mo. Embossing printing press. Bl. it, .Aisle C. 431. Sanders Engraving Co., St. Louis, .\lc~i. K.xhibit showing actual engrav- ing work. Bl. ^2. .Aisles 3-C. 265. Seybold Machine Co., The, Dayton, O. Printers' and lithographers' ma- chinery. Bl. ID. Aisle C. 229. Smith Premier Typewriter Co., The, Syracuse, X. Y. Typewriters and supplies. I'l. 23. .Aisle C-4. 113. Strobridge Lithographing Co., The, Cincinnati, O. Specimens of lithog- raphy. Bl. 2-.\, .Aisles A-3-A. 435. Sweigard, E. W., Chicago, 111. I'hdto engraving process. Contact printing frames. Bl. 20. Aisles C-3-E. with Sanders Engraving Co. 471. Tenney, J. F., Co.,' Chicago, 111. Ruliher stamps, rubber type and stamp ;iLTe. 807. Hearn, Chas. W., Boston, Mass. Photographs N(js. 35-36, Alcove F. Photograpii No. t,;\. " .\ Bedouin," .Al- cove A. 848. Holloway, Geo. G., Terre Haute. Ind. I'hotograph No. :^j. Alcove' ]•. 669. Homeier & Clark, Richmond, Va. Pliotographs Nos. 38-41, Alcove F. I Photograph No. 34. "Studv of a Head,"; Alcove .\. 644. Howe & Stetson Co., The , New Haven, Conn. Photograph No. 42. .Alcove F. 821. Hoyle, Chas. A., Boston, Mass. Photograph No. 43. Alcove V. 200. Ishiguro, C. I., San Francisco. Cal. Photograph No. _14, Alcove V. 733- Jacquemin, Mrs. Pocahontas, Kan- sas City. Mo. Photographs Nos. 45-46. Alcove E. 560. Knaffl & Bro., Knoxville, Tenn. Photograi)hs Nos. 48-51, Alcove F. Photograph No. 39, "Proi)hets.'" .Al- cove A. Photograph No. 40, "l"'leur-de-Eis." .Al- co\e -A. 840. Koch, H. E., La Porte, Ind. Plioto,gr;ii)li No. -17, .Mcnw G. 725. Latimer, H. A., Boston, Mass. Photogra])hs Nos. 52-56, .Alcove E. Photograph No. 41, "The Water Carrier," .Alcove .A. lMiotogra])h No. 42. " Fiouuhiu.L;." .A' covr .\, 649. McDonald, Pirie, New York City Phot(igrai)hs Nos. 58-()2. .Alcove I''- 607. Myers, Horace C, Boise, Idaho. Pliotograi)hs Nos. 63-67, .Alcove F. 21 Dept. No. Location 830. Parrot, Geo. J., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Photographs Nos. 68-71, Alcove G. Photograph No. 49, ''Sharing Pleas- ure," Alcove B. Photograph No. 50, "Sun beam," Al- cove B. 820 Partridge, W. H., Boston, Mass. Photographs Nos. ~2-'/i. Alcove F. 798. Petzold, Adolph, Philadelphia, Pa. Photograph No. 74, Alcove E. Photograph No. 51, "In tlie Folds/' Alcove A. Photograph No. 52, "Solitude," Alcove A. Photograph No. 53, "November," Al- cove A. Photograph No. 54, "Winter Twi- light," Alcove A. Photograph No. 55. "In the Vallej^," Alcove A. 155. Photo Fabric Co., Lyndonville, Vt. Photographs on cloth. BI. 75, Aisle I. 323. Photoscope Co., of New York, The, New York, N. Y. Automatic photo- graph machines. Bl. 75, Aisle I. 842. Pike, C. C, Indianapolis, Ind. Photographs Nos. 75-77, Alcove G. Photograph No. 56, "Study of a Child." Alcove B. 567. Proctor, A. T., Huntington, W. Va. Photographs Nos. 78-88, Alcove F. Photograph No. ^7, "Portrait of Mrs. C," Alcove A. 574 Rhode Island Photographic Assn., Providence, R. I. Photographs Nos. 89-98, Alcoves E. and F. 705. Schervee, H., Worcester, Mass. Photograph No. 99, Alcove F. 626. Spurr, E. Willard, Vinton, la. Photographs Nos. 101-102, Alcove E. 390. South, William C, Downingtown, Pa. Color photographs. Near BI.74- B, Aisle 6. "Solgram" photographs in colors are priiited on specially prepared paper from ordinary orthochromatic plates taken by any of the ordinary cameras. 670. Sowinski, Joseph, Detroit, Mich. Photograph No. 100, Alcove F. 841. Wilhite & Holloway, Indianapolis, Ind. Photograph No. 103. .Mcove G. 611. Young & Carl, Cincinnati, O. Photograph No. 104, Alcove F. Dept. No. Location GROUP 17. BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS- BOOK BINDING. 722. American Bible Society, New York City. Books and old manuscripts. Bl. 2, Aisle B. 263. Bill, Edward Lyman, New York, N. Y. Trade publication. Bl. 63, Aisle 5. 272. Bobbs-Merrill Co., Indianapolis, Ind. Books and publications. Bl. 12. Aisles 4-B. 557. Century Company, The, New York City. Books (bound and unbound), original drawings and manuscripts. BI.20-A, Aisle I. 711. Christian Science Publishing So- ciety, The, Boston, Mass. Publica- tions. Bl. 20-A, Aisle I. '"Science and Health, with Key to the Scriptures," and other writings by Rev. Mary Baker G. Eddy, discoverer and founder of Christian Science. Christian Science Journal, monthly. Der Chris- tion Science Herold, monthly, in Ger- man. Christian Science Sentinel, week- ly. Christian Science Quarterly Bible Lessons. Hymnals, pamphlets, reprints. 163. Coe, W. H., Mfg. Co., Providence, R. I. Gilding machines. Ribbon gold leaf. Bl. 20-A, Aisles i-D. For bookbinders and decorators. See ad. 230. Concordia Publishing House, St. Louis, Mo. Books and publications of the German Evangelical Lutheran Synod. Bl. 2, Aisles B-4. 878. Encyclopaedia Britannica Co., The, New York City. Books. Bl. 43-A, Aisle T' "5- 271. Funk & Wagnalls Co., New York, N. Y. Books of reference. Bl. 12 Aisles C-4. 584. Good Health Publishing Co., Battle Creek, Alich. Pul)lications. BI.2, Aisle A. Kansas City Jeweler and Optician, Kan- sas City, Mo. Trade publications. (In- stalled in Palace of Varied Industries. Bl. 43. No. 147 C Street.) 61. Laird & Lee, Chicago, 111. Books and publications. Bl. 2, Aisle B. Laird & Lee's publications embrace standard reference works, high-class fiction, juveniles, novels in foreign lan- guages, mechanical and technical books, encyclopedias, dictionaries, English, French, Spanish, German. They were awarded Gold Medal, Charleston, 1901-2; 22 Dept. No. Location Bronze Medal. Buffalo. 1901; Diploma (highest award) at Osaka, Japan. 1903. 156. Lippincott, J. B., Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Books and i)uhlicati()ns. Bl. 20-A. Aisle I. 90. Louisiana, State of. Collection of Louisiana authors. Rare gLMjgraphies and atlases of Louisiana. Bl. S4. Aisles f)-G-7. 283. McClurg, A. C. & Co., Chicago, 111. Bound books of their own publication. Bl. 2-A, Aisles A-4. Established in 1844. Incorporated in 1S99. Publishers and dealers in books, station- ery, etc. Largest house of its kind west of New York, and largest and linest re- tail book store in the country. Award Columbian I'.xiJosition, 1)ronzc medal. 84. Morrison, J. L., Co., The, New York, N. Y. Wire stitching machines. Book binding wire. Bl. 20, Aisle 2. 116. News-Times Pub. Co., The, Denver, Colo. Newsi)aper publicatiiins. Bl. 20-.\, Aisle I. 514. National Magazine, The. Boston, Mass. Process exhibit showing pub- lication of the magazine. Bl. 21, Aisles 2-C. 874. Olivares, Jose de, St. Louis, Mo. Book, special author's edition, artistic binding. In .\rgentine Section. I'l.T. Aisles l!-_-A. 397. Pennypacker, M. W. & C, Asbury Park, N. J. Specimens of printing and embossing. Bl. 2, Aisle A. 154. Photo Era Publishing Co., Boston, .Mass. Publicatii.u. i'.l.JS. Aisle I. 71. Profitable Advertising, Boston, .Mass. l'u1)licatioii. I'd.u, .\islc C. 790. Quinby, Fred'k J., Co., The, New \'ork, N. Y. Illuminated and decor- ated bindings; process of making tine books. Bl. 43A, Aisles 5-F. 21. Rand, McNally & Co., Chicago, Ilk Books and atlases. Bl. 2, .Aisle \-4. Railrfiad ticket printers. 15. Ringer, P., & Hertzberg, Chicago, 111. I'.ookhindings. i'.l. 2. Aisle .\-3-A. Root Newspaper Assn., New York City. l'ul)lication. (installed in Palace of .Manufactures, lil. 2X-.\.) 595. Schlipf, William, Jr., Philadelphia, Pa. Miniature hooks. I'd. jo~.\. ,\isle 1. 265. Seybold Machine Co., The, Dayton, ( ). I'xiok-binders' machinerv. I'd. 10, Aisle C. Dept. No. Location Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York City. Book making machines. (.Installed in Palace of Manufactures, Bl. 23-A. B. C. /th and Sth streets. 871. Thompson, N. D., Publishing Co., v^t. Louis, Mo. Books. In space as- Republic. Bl. Louis, n Pal- Assn., papers. !e C. signed Argentine Aisles B-2-A. Trademen's Publishing Co., St. Mo. Publications. (Installed ace of Manufacturej;. Bl. 19-A. 695. Western Amateur Press The, Chicago, 111. .\mateur relics, photos, etc. Bl. 11, .\isl 867. World's Progress Publishing Co., St. Louis, Mo. Publications. Bl. 20, Aisle C. GROUP 18. MAPS AND APPARATUS FOR GE- OGRAPHY, COSMOGRAPHY, TOPOGRAPHY. 90. Louisiana, State of. 200 Maps of I.,ouisiana Territory from 1528 to pres- ent time. Relief map of Citj of New- Orleans and Louisiana Levee system. 'Model of New Orleans — 180.^. Bl. 54. .\isles 6-G-7. 21. Rand, McNally & Co., Chicago, 111. Maps and globes; atlases. Bl. 2. Aisles Railroad ticket printers. 34. Tunison, H. C, Jacksonville, 111. At- lases, majjs. charts and glolies. Bl. 2. Aisle B. GROUP 19. INSTRUMENTS OF PRECISION, PHILOSOPHICAL APPARATUS, ETC.— COINS AND MEDALS. Advance Machine Co., Chicago, 111. Pea- nut \ending machines. (Installed in I'alace of Varied Industries. IU.3-A, _(f» C. Street and 47 V Street. > 144. American Arithmograph Co., New N'ork. .\'. ^^ Computing machine. .Bl. .\i^ Co. I'd. St. 13. 286. American Arithmometer Louis, Mo. .\dding machine Aisles C-4. Manufacturer of the "Bin-roughs" .\uto- matic .Adding and Listing machine. The "Burroughs" is the pioneer adding ma- chine. Business was commenced twelve years ago and over 15,000 "Burroughs" machines arc now in use. .Attention is directed to its durability, t<^ the fineness ot' its manufacture, to its ease of opcra- ti(ui. and to its infallible accuracv. 23 Dept. No. Location American Register Co., The, Alliance, O. Credit account register. (In BI.3-A. Palace of Varied Industries.) 713. Arithmograph Co., The, Chicago, 111. Adding- machines. Bl. J^, Aisle C- -5- The Arithmograph. a compact adding machine, weighing only two pounds, which can be attached to many styles of standard t3pewriter without increasing size thereof, so connected to the numeral keys as to add figures typewritten in col- umn for that purpose, and show totals, remaining unaffected by use of the same numerals outside adfling colimm. 793. Brandt Cashier Co., Chicago, 111. .Vutomatic cashier (u^ mouev changer. r.l.i. AiHes R-2-A, 293. Brashear, J. A., Co., Ltd., Alle- gheny City. Pa. Astronomical, phj'sical and optical instruments. Bl. 4.?- A. Aisles i"-i-6. 73. Case, J. I., Threshing Machine Co., Racine, Wis. Automatic grain weigh- ing machinery. Bl. 1. Aisle B. Id. Chicago Scale Co., Chicago, III. Scales. Bl. I. Aisle B. Official Stock Scale at World's Fair. Chi- cago. 1893; Omaha, 189S and 1899; Great Thoroughbred Stock Shows, Dexter Pa- vilion, Chicago, 1900, 1901, 1902 and 1903. Only scale arranged for hanging in a heaAy steel frame to last a lifetime. 447. Computing Scale Co., Dayton, O. Computing scales. Bl. 13, Aisle C. Computing Scale Co.. Dayton, Ohio, man- ufacturers. Aloneyweight Scale Co.. 47 State St., Chicago, distributors. For use by grocers and butchers. These scales show the money value of the article pin-- chased. The line embraces over fifty .styles, and they are used by nearly two liundreil tlniu^aud merchants throughout the worltl. 741. Engelhard, Chas., New York City. Pj-rouieter. measuring up to 3,000 de- grees Fahrenheit. 1'>1. ,^,V.\. .\isles D-5. E-6. With Western Gas Assn. Egry Autographic Register Co., The, Dayton, O. .\utogr,'iphic registers. (Installed in Palace of Varied indus- tries. Bl. 4-1',, No. 77 E. Street.) 225. Elliot-Fisher Co., New York City. -\dding device for tvpe writers. Bl. 2^. Aisles 5-D. 512. Erker Bros. Optical Co., St. Louis, Mo. Stereopticons. lantern slides and lens grinding machinerv. P>1. 75. Aisles 7-1. Dept. No. Location Rstablished 1879. Lens grinding for Ocu- lists' prescriptions. Stereopticons and motion picture machines and films. Ko- daks, cameras and supplies. Artists and architects' supplies and a general line. 548. Fairbanks, E. & T. & Co., St. Johns- burjr, Vt. Track, wagon, platform and warehouse scales installed as working exhibits in various parts of the grounds. 100. Felt & Tarrant Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Calculating machines. 1'>1. 1 ^, Aisles B-6. The Comptometer, a key-operated, mul- tiple order, calculating machine which performs all arithmetical problems by the mere touching, singly or several at one stroke, of automatic, direct-acting keys. Reqtiires no mental or manual operations on the part of the operator other than touching the keys. Globe Cash Register Co., Detroit, Mich. Cash registers. (Installed in i'alace of Varied Industries. B)l. 3-.\, 46 G Street, 47 I'" Street.) 97. Goerz, C. P., Optical Works, New York, N. Y. Optical goods, binocu- lars, opera glasses and telescopes. Bl. 75. Aisles 1-8. 64. Gurley, W. & L. E., Troy, N. Y. Civil engineers' and surveyors' instru- ments. P>1. 43-.-\, .\isle 5-R-6. 501. Hammelman, Henry. Buffalo, N. Y. Collection of coins. Bl. _>oA. .\isle i. Holophane Glass Co., New York City. C)ptical instruments, lenses and appa- ratus for making same. (Installed in Palace of Klcctricitv. I'l. 2=;, Aisles F-l'.A'.) 834. Kryptok Invisible Bifocal Assn., The. New \'ork City. Eye-glasses and lenses. 111. 33, Aisles F-5. Invisible bifocal sjiectacles and cya- glasses. .\ new process whereby the lower segment or reading lens is enclosed within the len;^, thereby removing the ])n>matic actum as the eye i)asses from the up])er to the lower lens: also elimi- nates the (lust and dirt that collected where the segment was cemented on the (lutside in the old st\'le bifocal lens. 114. Keuffel & Esser Co., New York„ X. Y. Instruments of precision. Meas- uring tapes. Bl. 43, Aisles E-4-F-5. Established 1867. Highest awards at 1876 Centennial. 1893 Columbian and ipor Pan-American Expositions. Factories, Hobokcn, New- Jersey. Transits, levels, theodolites, sextants, octants, compasses^ •24 Dept. No. Location ])iiinacles, etc. Our goods are used by all departments of the Government. Every- thing for the drafting room. Photo-print- ing papers and a])p]iances. 752. Keystone Meter Co., Royersford, Pa. Meter testing ai)parat us. lU. 3,^-A, .Aisles D-5, E-6. 160. Locke, C. E., Mfg. Co., Kensett, la. Adding macliines. J>1. 13, Aisle B. McDonald Bros., Pleasant Hill, Mo. Truck and ware-hf)use scales. (In- stalled in I'alace of Agriculture. Bl. 20. Aisle B.) 745. McDonald, D. & Co., Albany, N. \'. Pliotnnu-tcr. Bl. 33-A. Aisles D-5, K-O. 623. McGrew Computing Scale Co., St. Louis, Mo. Computing scales and elec- trical attachments for same. Bl. 13, Aisle C. 112. Mechanical Accountant Co., Provi- dence, R. I. Adding machines. Bl. 13, Aisle B. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. Louis. M(j. Coins and medals. (In- stalled in Palace of Varied Industries. Bl. 45-B, 131 C Street.) 86a. Myer, J. W., Chicago, 111. Vending machine for Saratoga clii])s. (in Pal- ace of Varied Industries. ]\\. 3-A, Aisles G-V.) 194. National Cash Register Co., Day- ton, (). Cash ri'gistcrs and cash reg- ister sup])lies. Bl. 22. .Aisles C-4-D. I'ioneer in register making; total output 380,000 machines. Holds 931 patents cov- ering 20,000 claims. Dayton factory util- izes 32 acres floor space; branch factories Canada, Germany. Diplomas and highest awards from Chicago, Omaha, Paris, lUififalo and Charleston, where Nationals were adopted for checking receipts. Over C)00 Nationals used ;it this l'"air. 22. National Coincounting Machine Co., The, New York, N. Y. Coincounting machines. Bl. 74-15, Aisle 6-1. Orton, E., Columbus, O. Seger cone and other pyronietric methods. (Installed in Palace of Mines and Metalhn-gy. I'.l. 20. Aisle I).) Pelton Water Wheel Co., San Francisco, Cal. l,;d)oratorv .■ii)paratus f(U- show- ing tile action of a water jet on the buckets of a water wheel. (Installed in f^alace of l-'.lectricitv. 151. 28, .Aisle F.) 137. Pelouze Scale & Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Scales. HI, 13, Aisle B. Dept. No. Location Largest manufacturers of computing pos- tal scales in the world. Medals: 1896, American Institute; 1898, Omaha Expo- sition. Exhibit includes 30 varieties of scales, postal, confectionerj\ market etc. 544. Ritchie, E. S., & Sons, Brookline, Mass. Liquid compasses, nautical in- struments, ships' binnacles, current meters. Bl. 53, Aisle F-5. 277. Soley, Geo. B., Philadelphia, Pa. First steam coining press used by the U. S. mint, in operation. Bl. 72B, Aisles 4-1. III. Standard Adding Machine Co., St. Louis, Mo. Adding machines. Bl. 13, Aisles C-6. .Address Spring and Forest Park Blvd. Exclusive manufacturers of adding ma- chinery. This exhibit comprises material ;nid workmanship, also models showing evolution of the machine from 1893 to the present time. 415. Toledo Computing Scale Co., To- ledo. (). Automatic computing scales. I'.l. 13. Aisle C. Tlic Toledo is called "The Scale with 1 I'.rains." It is the only practical auto- matic scale ever made without springs. The onlj' scale in the world that positive- ly stops overweight. It shows instantly and automatically, weight, selling price and monej' value of any article placed on it. It is agate bearing, sensitive, abso- i lutely accurate and honest. United Autographic Register Co., Chi- cago. 111. .Vutogra])hic registers. (In- stalled in Palace of Alanufactures. Bl. 8-A, No. 53 Fifth Street.) i 762. United Gas Improvement Co., The, Philadelphia. Pa. Phoi,nneter. HI. 33-A. .Aisles D-s. F-(' With Western (^las .Vssociatitm. 282. Warner & Swasey Co., The, Cleve- land, O. .Astronomical and optical in- I struments. Bl. 43-A, Aisles F-(). GROUP 20. MEDICINE AND SURGERY. 480. Allison, W. D., & Co., Indianapolis, ind. Physicians' office furniture, niedi- c;il \ibr;itors and in\;ilid chairs I'd 56, Aisles F-8. 457. American Sterilizer Co., Erie, Pa. Sterilizers. Filters and stills. Bl. 66, Aisle II. 469. Armstrong, Wm. H. & Co., Indian- apolis, Ind. Surgical instruments, ap- pliances and appar.'ilus. HI. 56. .Aisle O 25 Dept. No. Location 6i6. Barker, James, Iron Foundry and Machine Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Mas- sage machines. Bl. 66-A, Aisle 9. 329. Barnwell, Charlotte C, Baltimore, Sid. Plaster-of-Paris jackets and cor- sets. Bl. 56-A, Aisles 9-G. 460. Clark, A. C. & Co., Chicago, 111. Dental and snrgical cuspidors. Cab- inets and gas apparatus. Bl. 56, Aisle F. 578. Clark & Roberts, Indianapolis, Ind. Physicians', surgeons' and hospital fur- niture. Bl. 66. Aisle H. 38. Doerflinger Artificial Limb Co., Mil- waukee, Wis. Artificial limbs. Bl. 56, Aisle F. Patented in U. S., Great Britain, Ger- many, Russia and 8 other European coun- tries. g. Erickson Artificial Limb Co., Minne- apolis, Minn. Artilicial limbs. Bl. 56-A, Aisle 9. 493. Eureka Nebulizer Co., Chicago, 111. Nebulizing apparatus, vibrators, air pumps, receivers and air compressors. B1.66, Aisle G. 792. Fleming & Mitchell, Traverse City, Mich. Veterinar\' speculum and float rasps. 151. 56. Aisle 8. 603. Harvard Co., The, Canton, Ohio. Dental and surgical chairs, cabinets, tal:)les, engines and fountain cuspidors. 111. 66, Aisle G. Holophane Glass Co., New York City. Combination globe and reflector for surgical and dental purposes. (In- stalled in Palace of Electricity. Bl. 25. Aisles F-E-Y.) 690. Ingram, Thos. D., M. D., Washing- ton, D. C. Vibratory massage machine. Bl. 56, Aisle F. 31. Kny-Scheerer Co., The, New York. N. Y. Surgical and hospital supplies. Sterilizing and disinfecting apparatus. Electro-therapeutic and electro-surgi- cal outfits. Bl. 56, Aisles G-8. 120. Marks, A. A., New York, N. Y. Artificial limbs. Bl. 56, Aisles F-9. ! 246. McDannold, A., St. Louis, Mo. Surgical cliairs and cabinets. Bl. 56, Aisle F. 252. Ritter Dental Mfg. Co., Rochester. ! N. Y. Engines, lathes. tables and r brackets. Bl. 56, Aisle F. , 862. Robertson, John, Cincinnati, O. [ Nebulizers, atomizers and air com- pressors for use of physicians and sur- geons. Bl. 56, Aisles F-S. Dept. No. I^ocation Patents: U. S., Nov. 12, "95: Mar. 4, '02: Mar. 18, '02; July i, "02; Canada, Mar. ID, '96; England, Nov. 12, '95; France, Nov. T2. '95; Germany, Nov. 12, '95. 458. Rochester Surgical Appliance Co., Rochester, N. Y. Surgical instruments. Bl. 56-A. Aisle 9. Seabury & Johnson, New York City. Surgical dressings, plasters and anti- septic specialties. (Installed in Pal- ace of Education and Social Economy. South Balcony.) 884. Vapo-Medicator Co., The, Chicago, 111. Nebulizer, device for vaporizing ammoniac chloride. Bl. 56, Aisle 8. 'Vibrassage Co., Chicago, 111. Massage machines. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries. Bl. 4-B, Fourth and K Streets.) 794. "Walker-Gordon Laboratory Dept., St. Louis Dairy Co., St. Louis, Mo. Modified milk for infant feeding and clinical uses. Bl. 56-.\. Aisle 9. 159. Willbrandt, Emil, Surgical Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Surgical appliances. Bl. :;6, Aisle F-8. GROUP 21. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 370. Adler Organ Co., Louisville, Ky. Organs. Bl. 63, Aisles 1-5. 629. American Graphaphone Co., I'.ridgeport, Conn. (jra])liaphones and records. Bl. 23, Aisle 5. 563. Baldwin Co., The, Cincinnati, O. Materials and processes. Piano player. ill. 63, .Visles 4-1-5- This company-, incorporated with a capi- tal of $1,800,000, controls the manufac- ture and distribution of the product of the Baldwin Piauo Co., and The Elling- ton Piano Co., of Cincinnati, and The Hamilton Organ Co.. of Chicago, Illinois. .Also builds Valley Gem Piano, Howard Piano and the Baldwin I'iano Player. 564. Baldwin Piano Co., The, Cincinnati. O. Pianos, materials and processes. Bl. 63. Aisles 4-1-5- The Baldwin Piano was awarded the Grand Prix, Paris, 1900, and Mr. Lucien VYulsin, President of the Company, was decorated with the cross of the Legion of Honor. The U. S. Commissioner's re- port referred to these awards as "the most sweeping recognition ever accm-d- ed any U. S. Piano manufacturer at an} International Exposition." 26 Dept. No. Location 838. Clark, S. Wood, New York City. Concert upright piano and resounding piano lid. Bl. 63, Aisles 1-6. Concert upright containing main and supplementary curved sounding boards, which form sound chamber (correspond- ing to voc;d organ in man), where all tone vibrations are collected and ejected against curved lid or tone reflector (cor- responding to roof of mouth ). which pro- jects all vibrations forward. interna- tional i)atents. 141. Columbia Phonograph Co., New Ytirk, N. Y. Historical exhibit of phonograi)hs. records and supplies. Process of making records. Bl. 74. Aisles 7-I. The Columbia Phonograph Co., Gen'l. sole sales agent for the American Graph- ophone Co. Columbia Graphophones both disc and cylinder. Columbia gold- mounted cjdinder records; Columbia disc records. Pioneers and leaders in the talk- ing machine art. Grand Prize Paris, 1900. 77. Conn, C. G., Elkhart, Ind. Band and orchestra instruments. Strings, ^lu- sical scores. Bl. 53, Aisles G-6. 210. Consalvi, Icilio, Boston, Mass. In- laid banjo, Avith resonant ring attach- ment, consisting of 39,957 pieces. Bl. 76, Aisle 1. Icilio Consalvi, maker of the America banjo, will give $10,000 to anyone dupli- cating the instrument in materials, work- manship and tone. The America banjo, lurnished with Consalvi's resonant ring attachment, has received gold medals and diplomas at the Aleclianics' Fair, I5oston; Paris World's Fair; Pan-Ameri- can Exposition; Crystal Palace Rxposi- tion, London. 129. De Kleist Musical Instrument Mfg. Co., The. North Tonawanda, N. Y. Mechanical musical instruments. Bl 74. Aisles IT-7. 35. Detmer, Henry, Chicago, 111. Pi- anos. Bl. s^- Aisles G-5. 565. Ellington Piano Co., The, Cincin- nati, O. Pianos. Materials and i)roc- csscs. Bl. 63. Aisles 4-T-5. 327. Estey Organ Co., Brattleboro, Vt. Organs. ?>!. ()3, .Aisles S-C-b. 328. Estey Piano Co., New York, N. Y. Pianos. Bl. 63, Aisles s-G-G. 67. Friedrich, John, & Bro., New York City. Violins, violas, violoncellos and bows. Bl. 53. .\isles F-4. Dept. No. Location 495. Gamble, W. M., Chicago, 111. Ma- chines for maknig and applying a bind- ing to sheet music. Bl. 63, Aisle 5. 855. Gibson Mandolin-Guitar Mfg. Co., Ltd., Kalamazoo, Mich. Mandolins, mandolas and guitars. V>\. ^t,. Aisle 4. 566. Hamilton Organ Co., The, Chicago Heights, HI. Organs. Pianofortes. Ma- terials and processes. BI.63. Aisles 4-I-5. 262. Hook-Hastings Co., Kendal Green, .Mass. Pipe organ. P>1. 53. .\.i>les O-G. Established 1S27. Highest awards al- ways. Oldest, largest and most produc- tive. Builders of largest and mr)st noted organs. Krauth & Benninghofen, Hamilton, O. holding music stand. ( Installed in Yaried Industries .\rcade. Si)ace 6.) 125. Lambert Co., Chicago, 111. Inde- .^tructible phonograi)h records. Bl. 74-.\.j\islcs 6-1. 273. Los Angeles Art Organ Co., Los -Angeles. Cal. Pipe organ. 3 manuals. 140 s])eakin,g stops, I0.0=;i) iMi)es. In- stalled in Festival Hall. ^ 166. Mannello, Angelo, New York City. .Mandolins. ()pposite T.l. 74, .\isles 6-1. 879. Multi-Phonograph Co., Grand Rap- ids, .Mich. Magazine phonograph. Bl. 74-A, Aisle I. ' 178. National Phonograph Co., Orange, X. 1. I'honographs and records. Bl. 74, Aisles 6-H. The phonograph is the invention of Thomas A. Edison, and is manufactured at the Edison Laboratory, Orange, N. J. None genuine without the trade-mark signature of Mr. Edison. 98. Regina Music Box Co., Rahway, N. J. Alnsic boxes. Bl. 63, .Aisle 6. 124. Roth & Engelhardt, New York. X. V. Piano ])layers. .\uti>niatic pi- anos. I'iano actions. 111. 63, .Aisles 6-1. 382. Schrimpf & Theiss Mfg. Co., The, Newark. N. j. Leather cases for nui- sical instrnnienls. Bl. 53, .Aisle F. 5. Starr Piano Co., The, Richmond, Ind. Pianos. Bl. 63, Aisles 4-G-5. F.stablishcd 1872. Manufacturers of grand and upright pianos exclusivel}'. Factories ;ind lumber yards cover ;;i^^ acres. .Aniuial output, 7.500 pianos. Special art designs to order. FUghest award: Chicago, 1893: Nashville, 1896. The Indiana and Tennes- see State buildings have Starr grand pi- anos. Offices. Richmond. "Ind. Ware-' hr)uses; Cleveland. Indianapolis. Toledo. Davton. 27 Dept. No. Location 545- Universal Talking Machine Mfg. Co., New York, N. Y. Disc talking machines. Bl.*74, Aisle I. 247. Victor Talking Machine Co., Phil- adelphia, Pa. Talking machines and records. VA. 74, Aisles 6-1. !\lanufacturcrs of Victor Talking Ma- chines and rect)rds. Philadelphia, Pa.; Camden, N. J. Awarded the Gold Medal at the Buffalo Exposition over all com- petitors. Makers of the original Grama- phone. Special feature of our exhibit: Life size reproduction of famous trade mark, "His Master's Voice."" in twenty- four karat gold by Tiffan\-. ni New York City. GROUP 22. THEATRICAL APPLIANCES AND EQUIPMENT. Carey, Philip, Mfg. Co., The. Lockland, O. Asbestos metallic curtains. (In- stalled in I'alace of INLachinery. Bl. 26. Aisles G-4. ) Holophane Glass Co., New York City. Theatrical appliances and equipment. (Installed in Palace of Electricity. Bl. 25, Aisles F-E-Y.) GROUP 23. CHEMICAL AND PHARMACEUTI- CAL ARTS. Acker Process Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Caustic soda and bleaching powder. (Installed in Palace of Mines and Me- tallurgy. r,I. II.) 158. Adams & Elting Co., Chicago, 111. Paints, varnishes, fillers. Bl. 65, Aisle FT. Albaugh Bros., Dover & Co., Chicago, 111. Carpet renovator and wall paper < cleaner. (Installed in Palace of Manu- : factures. Bl. ii-B, No. 20 Third vStreet.) 555- Allan-Pfeiffer Chemical Co., St. Louis. Mo. Perfume and process of manufacture. Bl. 76A. vS. end Aisle I. i'5. American Hard Rubber Co., New j York. N. Y. Pumps, piping and con- tainers. Bl. 65, Aisle 7-H.' }2g. Athanassiades, J. E., New York !■ City. Castile ^oaps. I'd. 66. .Visle G. [45. Babbitt, B. T., Inc., New York,N.Y. ' Soap El 56. Aisles G-g. Dept. No. Location Bird, J. A. & W., Co., Boston. Roofing, paints, varnishes, enamels. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries. Bl. 18. i6t G Street.) Our booth is decorated inside and out with Ripolin, showing its beautiful quali- ties. Its enormous covering capacity and saving in labor in application mini- mize the actual cost. For sixteen years the standard highest grade enamel finish in Europe and the U. S. Gold Medals (two), Paris 1900. Highest Awards. Antwerp 1894. Amsterdam 189s, Brussels 1897. 37. Bridgeport Wood Finishing Co., New Alilford, Conn. Fillers, paints, varnishes, etc. Bl. 75, Aisles H-7. Carborundum Co., The, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Electric furnaces and equipment for the production of carborundum and carbide silicon. (Installed in Palac^ of Mines and Metallurgy. \'A. 11, Aisles A-B.) Carey, Philip, Mfg. Co., The, Lockland, Ohio. Paints and varnishes. (Installed in Palace of Machinery. Bl. 26, Aisles G-4.) Castner Electrolytic Alkali Co., Niagara Falls, N. \'. Caustic soda and bleach- ing powder. (Installed in Palace of Alines and Metallurgy. P>1. 11.) 869. Clark Paper & Mfg. Co., Roches- ter. X. \'. Xe\vspa])cr paste. Bl. 20. Aisle 1). 163 Coe, W. H., Mfg. Co., Providence, R. I. Decorating and gilding material, i'.l. 20-A. Aisles i-D. Cotton Seed Oil Co., Dallas, Texas. Soap. (Installed in Texas State e.K- hibit, !!!. 85, Palace of Agriculture.) 368. Detroit White Lead Works, De- troit, Mich. Paints and varnishes. Bl. 65, Aisle H. Paints, enamel and varnishes for manu- factures in all lines. Roger paints, en- amels and finishes for domestic use. 344. Fairbank, N. K., Co., The, Chicago, 111. Washing powder and soap. Bl. 76. Aisles 8-H. 274. Freck, Wm., Co., The, Chicago, 111. Druggists" and chemists" machinery and apparatus. P)l. 66, Aisles 8-H. 305. Golding Mfg. Co., Boston, Mass. Printing inks. Bl. 20. Aisles C-2. 340. Grahn, John, Stoughton, Wis. .\utomatic painting machines witli brushes. Near Bl. 72-11. Aisle I. 2S Dept. No. Location 546. Hall, Oliver W., New York. N. Y. Dentifrice jircpar.-itinii. 111. 66-A. Aisles 9-H. 526. Hasburg, John W., Co., Chicago, 111. Ceraniii- l;o1(1 paint preparations. 111. 75. Aisles 7-1. with Krker Rros. Op- tical Ci>. 66. Heath & Milligan Mfg. Co., Chicago. 111. Paints and colors. P.I.75. Aisles 11-S. Herriott Bros. & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Sli\ Mines and Aletallurgy. 111. 11.) 287. National Lead Co., St. Louis, Mo. White lead, red lead. Pd. 65. Aisles 8-H. The well-known Collier. Southern, and Red Seal brands of strictly pure old Dutch process white lead have a na- tional reputation, the contents of each package being guaranteed strictly pure. The babbitt metal, solder, lead pipe, sheet lead, traps and bends manufactured by this company are strictly first-class in all respects. Niagara Electro Chemical Co., Niagara l'";ills. X. A'. Peroxide of sodium and metallic sodium. (Installed in Palace ,.f .Mines and Metallurgy. Bl. il.) 168. Pain Pyrotechnic Co., New York. X. V. Rockets, bombs and pyrotech- nics. Bl. 66. Aisle H. Pain's Fireworks for all occasions and festivities in all parts of the world. High- est award all Expositions last :?b years. Pyrotechnists to Universal Exposition. St. Louis. 1904. Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co., Pittsburg. Pa. Chemical product. (Installed in Palace of Alines and Aletallurgy. Bl. 4T. .Aisle 3.) 366. Pyle. James & Sons, New York, N. A'. Cleaning preparation. Bl. 56. Aisle G. Regal Shoe Co., Boston, Mass. Shoe dressing. (Installed in Palace of Alan- nfactures. Bl. 19-A. 7th & D Streets.) 175. Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical Co.. Xew A'ork. X. Y. Chemicals. Bl. 66. Aisles G-9. Works: Perth .Amboy. N. J., and Niagara Falls, N. Y. Founded 1882. Incorporated T889. Gold Aledals: Chicago. 1893: Omaha. 1898: Buffalo. 1901. Acetone. chloroform, formaldehyde, ceramic col- ors, liquid bright precious metaT prepara- tions, potassium cyanide, sodium cyanide, peroxide of sodium, dental sodium diox- ide, metallic sodium, oxide of tin, etc. 176. Rubber Paint Co., Chicago, 111- Paints and ])ainter>' material. Bl. 65. Aisle TI. 14^. Russia Cement Co.. Gloucester, Alass. Glue, paste and mucilage. Bl. ^6-A. Aisle 9. Le Page's licpiid glue. .\warded four gold mi'dals at International Expositions. 29 3ept. No. Location }5o. Sanitol Chemical Laboratory Co., St. Louis, Mo. ]])cm;il and toilet prep- aration.^. B\. 66, Aisles H-g. [o. Sauer, C. F., Co., The, Richmond, \'a. I'ure lla\(iriiv4 e.\traet^ m. 5.^. .\isle !•" Southern Cotton Oil Co., Savannah, Ga. Ciiitoii oil soajjs and washing powders, (installed in Georgia State exhibit. VA. ~ \. Palace <>i Agriculture.) 53. Standard Paint Co., The, New York, X. ^ . Rooting; insulating papers and paint. HI. 65. Aisle H. 336 Telephonine Co. of America, New >'Mrk City. .Antiseptic solution for telephone nnuitli ])ieces. 151. 56-.^. .\isles l'"-o. With West Disinfecting C. Trinidad Asphalt Manufacturing Co., St. Louis, Mo. Paint materials. (Installed in I'alace of Mines and Metallurgy. P.l. 4.:i. .Aisle D.) Union Carbine Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Calcium carbine. (Installeil in Palace of Miues and .Met.allurgy. I'.l. II.) 395. Union Match Co., West Duluth, Minn. :^latclies. Bl. 76, Aisle I. 762. United Gas Improvement Co., The, Philadel])liia, I'a. Laboratory api)a- ratu-. P.l. ;,;,-.\. Aisles D-5. K'6. 315. Ullman, Sigmund, Co., The, New York. N. Y. Printing and lithograph- ers" inks. P)l. 2-A, Aisle A. 319-^ Van Vleck Gland Remedy Co., Kansas City. Mo. Crl;indn!a extracts. P.l. 6h, Aisle H. 55- Wall, Wm. E.. Somerville. Mass. Imitations of wood and marl)le. Near I'd. 72-B. Aisles 1-4. 19. Warner, William R. & Co., Phila- delphia. Pa. Fluid extracts; pharma- ceutical preparations. Pd. s6-A. Aisles 9-G. 198. Werner & Pfleiderer, Saginaw, .yiich. Kneading and mixing machines lor chemicals, powder, food and simi- lar products. P.l. Ti. Aisle P.. Our machines are used in almost every l)art of the globe and we have received 103 highest awards from expositions all Kver the world. Attention is drawn to "ut patent steam-pipe draw plate ovens. ^steam-pipe peel ovens, loaf dough divid- es and other bakers" machinery. Furo- jpean houses; Cannstatt. Berlin. Cologne. Moscow. Vienna. Paris. London. Dept. No. Location 204. West Disinfecting Co., New York, X. 'N'. Disinfectants and disinfecting appliances. Bl. 56-A, Aisle 9. 746. Western Gas Construction Co., The, Fort Wayne, Ind. Gas tar ex- tracting apparatus. Bl. 33A, Aisles D-5-E-6. with Western Gas Associa- tion. Whittemore Bros. & Co., Cambridge, Mass. Shoe ])olish; varnishes for cleaning shoes. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures. Bl. T9-A, No. 72 Sev- enth St.) 637. Wing Fireproof Paint Co., St. Louis. .\io. h'ire ])ro(jl'mg and fire proof ])aints. lU. 6\. .Aisle H. GROUP 24. MANUFACTURE OF PAPER. Bird, J. A. & W., Co., Boston, Mass. Building paper. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries. Bl. iS, 161 G Street.) Carey, Philip, Mfg. Co.. The, Lockland, O. Raw material used in the manufac- ture of papers and cards; paper for lire- works and explosives: filter paper. (In- stalled in Palace of Machinery. V.]. 26, .Visles G-4.) Continental Iron Works, Brooklyn, N. Y. Welded steel soda pnlj) digestor — 4.^ ft- long, 9 ft. internal diameter. ( Installed in Palace of Alachinerv. Bl. 33. .Aisle E.) 81. Hinde & Dauch Paper Co., San- dusky, (). Corrugated pai)er. P.l. j. .Aisle' A. International Paper Co., Niagara Falls. X. N'. Paper. (Installed in Palace f>f .Mines and Metallurgy. Bl. 11.) 418. Jaeger, Henry, New York, N. Y. Designs of wall coverings. P.l. (^ne. .Aisle One, entrance. Have been established since 1874. Aly specialties are designs of highest class for wall coverings and interior decora- tions. 446. Mittineague Paper Co., Mitti- neague. Mass. Fine papers; special pa- pers. P.l. 2. . Visles B-3. 265. Seybold Machine Co., The, Dayton, Ohio. Paper mill machinery. Bl. to. Aisle C. 198. Werner & Pfleiderer, Saginaw. Mich. PajH-r jiulping machine. P.l. 11. Aisle P. 30 GROUP 25. CIVIL AND MILITARY ENGINEER- ING. Dept. No. Location 599. American Hydraulic Stone Co., Tlio, Denver, Colo. Macliinery for making hollow concrete walls and par- tition.s; samples of products. Bl. i. Aisle 2-A. (Also outside space east of Palace of Liberal Arts.) 174. Archer Iron Works, Chicago, 111. liarrovvs, dump cars and trucks, (in- stalled in Palace of .Mines and Metal- luroy. i',1. 3. Aisle A.) 296. Austin Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Road building, contractors' and earth han- dling machinery. Bl. I, Aisle B. The Austin line of machiner}- includes everything used in the building and main- tenance of roads and streets and for han- dling earth and stone in large quantities at low cost. The Austin machinery is recognized as standard by contractors and road officials everywhere. We also have a large exhibit of rock crushing ma- chinery Mines and Metallurgy Building. 648. Bedell, J. E., St. Louis, Mo. Con- crete sewer caps and lock-joint curb stones. (Outside space east of Palace of Liberal .Arts.) Carey, Philip, Mfg. Co., The, Lockland. (). Cement. (Installed in Palace of Machinery. Bl. 26, Aisles G-4. ) 826. Concrete Steel Engineering Co., New York Cit^-. Latticed concrete steel constructii in for bridges, build- ings, etc. Bl. T, Aisles A-3. 354. Cutler Mfg. Co., The, Rochester, N. Y. The U. S. mail chute. Bl. 64. Aisle 6-H. Cutler ])alent mailing system. The rmly means of i)osting letters in upper stories. Installed in connection with the U. S. Free Collection -Service only by the sole makers and patentees. 497. Felix, E., Construction Co.. St. i.,iinis. All). Armored concrete col- umns, ])cams, Hoors and spiral concrete stairs. (Outside space east of Palace of Liberal .Arts.) 866. Hayden Automatic Block Machine Co., 'j'he, Cohunbus. O. .Automatic paving and building block machine; sanii)les >>\ producls. Bl. jo, .Aisle 1). 109. Kelly-Springfield Road Roller Co., The, vSpringlield, O. Stram road roll- ers I'd. I. Aisle 1). Dept. No. Location 503. National Ditching & Dredging Co., San Francisco, Cal. Ditching machine. 1!1. I. Aisle J-.\. 825. Palmer, H. S., & Co., Washington, 1). C. Concrete building block ma- chine; samples of products. (Outside si)ace east of Palace of Liberal .Arts.) 51. Scholl, Julian, & Co., New York, X. \'. Road making machines. Bl. i, Aisle B. 500. Single Tube Transmission Co., Bos- ton. Mass. Pneumatic lubes. Bl. 64, Aisle TT. Standard Underground Cable Co., Pitts- l)nrg, I'a. Underground cables. (In- stalled in I'alace of Alines and Aletal- Ir.rgy. I'd. 41. .Aisle ,^ ) 854. St. Louis Expanded Metal Fire- prooling Co.. St. Louis, AIo. Corru- gated bar steel-concrete construction ( transparencv disi)la\- of work execut- ed). Bl. 1. .\isle I -.a" Thorn-Hunkins Lime and Cement Co.. St. Louis, Aid. Cement wall construc- tion. (Palace of .Agricnitin'e. Bl. 71.) Trinidad Asphalt Manufacturing Co., St. Louis, Mo. Roof and paving materials; crude and relined asphalt. (Installed in Palace of Alines and Metallurgv. Bl. 4,?, Aisle D.) 365. Western Wheeled Scraper Co., Au- rora, 111. Road making machinery, dump carts, etc. Bl. i. Aisle P>. 610. Winget Concrete Machine Co., 'J'lie, Columlnus, O. Autinnatic machin- ery for makin.g artificial building stone; sami)les of in-nducts. Bl. 11. Aisle 3. (.Also outside space east of Palace of Liberal .Arls.) Association of Portland Cement Manu- facturers. Collect i\e exhibit, installed in the Cement P;i\ilion. .Mining Culch. Collaborators: Atlas Portland Cement Co., The, New York. N. A'. Portland cement. Bright, E., & Co., Columbus, O. Eccen- tric concrete pri-ss. Brown Hoisting Machinery Co., Cleve- l.'ind. ( ). Cement roofing. Buhrer, C, Sandusky, O. Concrete r;iil\\a\- lies. Cement Machinery and Manufacturing Co., Burlington, la. Reinforced con- crete CI lUstrnclion. Cement (Normandin) Machinery Co., Jackson, .\Mcli. Hollow buildini: blocks. 31 )ept. No. Location Cleveland Building Supply Co., Cleve- laiul. O. CL'iiicnt granitoid pavement. Ferro-Concrete Steel Co., Cincinnati, ( ). Rointorceles II and C, and 1 and 2.) Salt Lake County. Portland Cement. Utah Portland Cement Co., Salt Lake City. Portland Cement. VIRGINIA. ( B.lock 74-. \. .Aisles C. and 6.) Virginia State. Portland Cement. Virginia Portland Cement Co., Craigs- \illc. I'Mrtland cemenl. WASHINGTON. ( l-'dock So, .\isle 11.) Whatcom County. Cement. WISCONSIN. ( Bl.n-k I 1. .\islcs .\ and I') Milwaukee Cement Co.. Milwaukee Cements. Dept. No. GROUP 26. MODELS, PLANS AND DESIGNS FOR PUBLIC WORKS. 753. American Gas Furnace Co., New ^Ork. Model ui gas furnace. Bl. 33- .\. Aisle.s l)-5-E-6, vith We.stern Gas .\ssi)ciati()ii. Gas furnaces and heating machines are in operation as part of the United States mint exhibit on the center aisle of the Government Building. The exhibit in the Palace of Liberal Arts is in the space of the Western Gas Association, by the lighthouse, as a part of the Association I'xhibit demonstrating the numerous uses of gas. 376. American Society of Civil Engi- neers, New York. Complete file of transactions. Drawing showing growtli of nienibershif) and geograjjliical dis- irilnuiou. VA. 33, Aisles ])-4-E-5. 685. Asserson, Henry R., Floral Park, X. Y. Drainage map; sewer contracts and specifications; pamphlet. Bl. ^^, Aisles D-4-E-5, with American Society of Civil Engineers. 747. Bartlett-Hayward & Co., Baltimore, -\id. Model coal charging machine. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-S-E-(), with Western Gas Association. 762. Bates, Lindon W., New York. M..del> ..f dredges. I'.l. 54, Aisles F-7. 683. Bell, Geo. J., Carlisle, England. Plan elevations and sections of oblique bridge. Bl. 37,, Aisles D-4-E-5. with .\merican Society of Civil Engineers. 851. Blake, E. J. (deceased). C. H. Cart- lidge. Chicago. 111. I'ln .tographs 2d l'lait,--in<)uth bridge, Plattsmouth, Neb. '•'■ 33. Aisles D-4-E-5. with American Sueiety of Civil Engineers. 582. Bouscaren, G., Cincinnati, Ohio. Photographs, drawings and specifica- tions water works improvements at Cincinnati, O. Bl. 33, Aisles D-4-E-5, with American Society of Civil Engi- • neers. 343- Brace, Edson, St. Louis, Mo. Model •' of endless chain erosive dredge. Bl. 54. .A.isle 1'". 76. Bridel, Fred., Co., Milwaukee, Wis. Models of coal gas machinery, etc. j Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-6, with Western ; Gas Association. ;i.S. Boston Gas Light Co., Boston, 1 Mass. Material for gas purification. Bl. I .33A, .Aisles D-5-E-6. with Western Gas .Nssneiation. 3a Dept. Xo. Location 684. Briggs, Josiah A., New York. Map. Bl. 33- Aisles D-4-E-5, with American Societj' of Civil Engineers. 737. Burns, R. B., Los Angeles, Cal. Speciniens of wood from ancient cliff dwellings and Indian Pueblos of Ariz, and N. M. Bl. 33, Aisles D-4-E-5, with American Society of Civil Engineers. 751. Cabot, John, Hoboken, N. J, Puri- fier and scrubber trays for gas works. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-6, with Western Gas Association. 881. Carson, H. A., Boston, Mass. Com- plete set of reports of Boston Rapid Transit Commission. P.l. 33, Aisles l)-4-E-5, with .\merican Society of Civil Engineers. 758. Cattell, Chas. F., West Chester, Pa. Oxide for gas purifying; historic gas main;^ gas burner. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-(), with Western Gas Associa- tion. 771. Central Foundry Co., New York. Gas mains and fittings. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-6. with Western Gas Associ- ation. 782. Challiss, Paul, Battle Creek, Mich. Model gas apparatus and tool cart. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-6. with Western Gas Association. 750. Connelly Iron Sponge & Governor Co., New^ York. Oxide for purifying. Governors for gas mains and services. Bl. 33-A. Aisles D-5-E-6, wath Western Gas Association. Continental Iron Works, Brooklyn, N. Y. Weldeil stt^'c'l gas buoy. (Installed in Palace of Maciiiiury. "ill, 33. .\isle I'..) 736. Corthell, E. L., New York. Blue prints, lithograph and photograph of St. Louis Merchants' Bridge. Bl. 33, Aisles D-4-E-5, with American Society of Civil Engineers. 764. Cox, William, New York. Gas flow computers. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-6, . with W^estern Gas Associa- tion. 744. Crutchfield, Geo. & Co., Richmond, Va. Oxide for gas purification. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-0. with Western Gas Association. 681. Cummings, Robert A., Pittsburg, Pa. Photographs and drawings of re- enforced concrete. Bl. 33, AL^les D-4-E-5. with .\nierican Society- of Civil Engineers. 34 Dept. No. Location 768. Denver Gas & Electric Co., The, Denver, Col. Photos of industrial gas fired appliances. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-6, with Western Gas Associa- tion. 757. Dresser, S. R., Bradford, Pa. Spe- cial joints for gas main. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-6. with Western Gas As- sociation. 816. Duflf Mfg. Co., The, Pittsburg, Pa. Pipe forcing jack. Bl. 33A, Aisles D-5-, E-6, with Western Gas Association. 773. Dunbar, James W., New Albany, Ind. Historic steam jet exhauster. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-S-E-6. with West- ern Gas Association. 772. Elbert, V. L., St, Paul, Minn. Mod- els of gas machinery, gauges, etc. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-6, with Western Gas Association. 12. Haupt, Lewis M., Philadelphia, Pa. Models showing metliods of creating deep navigable channels hv scour. HI. 54, Aisle F. 777. Helme & Mcllhenny, Philadelphia, Pa. Governor for gas mains. Bl. 33-A. Aisles D-5-E-6. with Western Gas As- sociation. 864. Hilgard, Prof. K. E., Zurich, Switz- erland. Specimens of tiles and tioor- ing from prehistoric "Lake dwellers" (Palaphites) settlement Robenhausen near Pfaeffiken (Canton Zurich). Bl. ,^Ti, Aisles r)-4, E-5, with American So- ciety of Civil Engineers. 781. Hohmann & Maurer Mfg. Co., The, Rochester, N. Y. Gas thermometers and gauges. Bl. 33-A. Aisles D-S-E-6, with Western Gas Association. 714. Hughes, W. M., Chicago, 111. Pho- tograph of bascule bridge. Bl. 33, Aisles D-4-E-5, with American Society of Civil Engineers. 789. Hunter & Dickson Co., Philadel- phia, Pa. Gas main. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-6, with Western Gas Associa- tion. 212. Hygeia Filter Co., Detroit, Mich. Water filters and filtering apparatus. lU. I, Aisles A-3A. Our line comprises everything from the small faucet stone filter to quartz filters for entire residence, building, etc., sup- ply. St. Louis Agency. 161 1 Washington avenue. 680. Johnson, Wallace C, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Plans and photographs of water power developments. Bl. 33, Aisles D-4-E-5, with .'\merican Society of Civil Engineers. Dept. No. Location 742. Johnson, Reynolds Co., Anderson, Ind. Gas regulators for high pressure mains. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-G. with Western Gas Association. 787. Laclede Gas Light Co., The, St. Louis. Mo. Raw materials, tools, ap- pliances and construction. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-6. with Western Gas Association. 817. Light, Geo., Dayton, Ohio. Tools for gas companies. Bl. 33A, Aisles D- 5-E-6, with Western Gas Association. 791. Lindsey, John B., West Pasca- goula. Miss. Specimens of creosoted timbers. Bl. 33^ Aisles D-4-E-5. with American Society of Civil Engmeers. 818. Lloyd Construction Co., Detroit, Mich. Gas valve. Bl. 33-A. Aisles D-5- \i-6. witli Western Gas Association. 90. Louisiana, State of. Model of U. S. floating dry dock at New Orleans. Bl. 54. Aisles 6-G-7- 850. Loweth, C. F., Chicago, 111. Photo- graphs of bridges. Bl. 3.\- Aisles D-4- E-5, with American Society of Civil Engineers. 594. McClintic-Marshall Construction Co.. Pittsburg, [*a. Photographs of steel bridges, buildings, etc. Bl. J-A. Aisles 3-A. 679. Meem, Jas. C, Brooklyn, N. Y. Photographs, cuts and scrap book de- scriptive of special tunnel work. Bl. 33. Aisles D-4-E-5. with American Society of Civil Engineers. 775. Milwaukee Gas Light Co., Mil- waukee Wis. Photos of modern gas works. Milwaukee. Bl. 33-A. Aisles D-5-E-6. with Western Gas Associa- tion. . , _ . 226. Moncrieff, Alex. B., Adelaide, South \ustralia. Drawings of Port Adelaide harbor. Bl. 33- Aisles D-4-E-5. with American Society of Civil E.ngineers. 785. Mueller, H., Mfg. Co., Decatur, Ill- Tools and supplies for gas plants. Bl 33-A. Aisles D-5-E-6. with Western Oas Association. 767. New Orleans Lighting Co., Lessee. New Orleans. La. Historical gas ap- paratus and machinery. Bl. 33-A. Aisle.'. D-5-E-6. with Western Gas Associa- 678. Noble & Modjeski, Chicago, IH- Plans and photographs of Mississippi River bridge at Thebes. Illinois. Bl. 33- Aisles D-4-E5, with .American Society of Civil Engineers. 35 3ept. No. Location ?49. Nyack Gas Light & Fuel Co., Ny- ack. N. Y. Wood fibre gas mains: old gas tools. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-6, with Western Gas Association. 113. Pacific Coast Gas Association, San Francisco, Cal. Historic wood gas main. Bl. 33A, Aisles D-5-E-6. with Western Gas Association. 570. Parker-Russell Mining & Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Gas retort:- retort month piece: model bench. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-6. with Western Gas Association. 738. Parkhurst, H. W., Chicago, 111. Working drawings of Big Muddy bridge, I. C. R. R., and photograph of same. Bl. 33. Aisles D-4-E-£, with American Society of Civil Engineers. 474. Parsons, Wm. Barclay, New York City. Models of subway and tunnel work: also photographs. (Installed in New York City Building, in Model City exhibit.) 880. Pegram, Geo. H. & L. B. Stillwell, New York City. Photographs, elec- trical and steam equipment, Manhattan Division Interborough Rapid Transit Co.. of New York. Bl. 33, Aisles D-4- E-5, with American Society of Civil Engineers. 668. Phoenix Bridge Co., The, Phoenix- ville. Pa. Model of Quebec bridge: nhotogra])hs of bridges. Bl. ^4. .\isles F-7. 677. Purdon, C. D., St. Louis, Mo. Blue prints of standard drawings and photo- graphs of bridges, buildings, etc. Bl. 33, > .\isles D-4, E-5. with American So- ji ciety of Civil Engineers. Also model of Memphis, Tenn.. R. R. bridge. Bl. r. [. Aisle 2-A. 576. Quincy Elevator Gate Co., Quincy, 111. Elevator gates and fire doors. j Bl. 7_'-B, Aisles I-4. J576. Richards, Jos. T,, Philadelphia, Pa. 1 Photograph Susquehanna river bridge, Rockville, Pa. Bl. 33. Aisles D-4-E-S, f! with American Society of Civil Engi- |l' neers. •75- Robinson, A. W., Montreal, Can- ada. Photographs of dredging nia- i chinery. Bl. 33, Aisles D-4-E-5, with [ American Society of Civil Engineers. '86. Roots, P. H. & F. M., Co., Con- I nersville, Ind. Gas exhauster. Bl. 33-A, i Aisle _D-5-E-6. with Western Gas As- 1 sociation. Dept. No. Location Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co., The, New York City. Beacons and buoys. (Installed in Palace of Transportation. Post 63, Aisle E.) 761. Safety Gas Main Stopper Co., New York. Stoppers for gas mains. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-6, with Western Gas Association. 372. Sanitary District of Chicago, Chi- cago, 111. Models, maps, photographs and literature of sanitary and ship canal from Chicago, 111., to Joliet. 111. Bl. 54, Aisles F-6. This exhibit, which appeared at the Paris Exposition, 1900, and the Buffalo Expo- sition, 1901, illustrates the main features of the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal. 824. Scherzer Rolling Lift Bridge Co., The, Chicago, 111. Photographs and plans of bridges. Bl. t. Aisle i-A. 740. Shelton, F. H., Philadelphia, Pa. Early gas books, curios and historic items. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-S-E-6, with Western Gas Association. 882. Stillwell & Van Vleck, New York City. Photographs, electric and steam equipment Manhattan Division Inter- borough Rapid Transit Co., of New York. Bl. 33. .Aisles D-4-E-5. with .American Society of Civil Engineers. 743. Suburban Gas Co., of Philadelphia, Chester, Pa. Concrete purifier box; high pressure gas service rig. Bl. 33-A. Aisles D-5-E-6, with Western Gas As- sociation. 762. United Gas Improvement Co., The, Philadelphia, Pa. Models of water gas apparatus. Bl. 33-A. Aisles D-5-E-6. with Western Gas Association. 205. Waddell & Hedrix, Kansas City, \[o. Photographs, perspective views and drawing-s of bridges. Bl. 33- Aisles D.4.E-5, vvith American Society of Civ- il Engineers. 74. Washington, William D H., New York City. Photographs and drawings of engineering works. Bl. 33. Aisles D-4E-5;, with American Society of Civil Engineers. Weber's Sons, Adam, New York City. Model benches for coal gas works; drawings of same. Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-6, with Western Gas Associa- tion. . 769. Welsbach Street Lightmg Co., of \merica. Philadelphia. Pa. Street Bl. 33-A, Aisles D-5-E-6. with Western Gas Association. 36 Dept. No. Location 264. Western Gas Association, New Al- bany, Ind. Mocicls and appliances il- lustrating the manufacture and use of illuminating gas. P>1. 33-A, Aisles D- 5-K-6. 812. White, T. S., Beaver Falls, Pa. Photograph.^ and blue prints of engi- neering structures. Bl. ;i^, Aisles D-4- E-5, with American Society of Civil Engineers. 312. Wilgus, W. J., New York. Photo- graphs of engineering works on the N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R. Bl. 33, Aisles D-4-E-5, with American vSociety of Civil Engineers. GROUP 27. ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING. 563. Baldwin Co., The, Cincinnati, O. Dept. No. Location JNlodel <<\ ])ianr) factory. I'.!. 6^. Aisles ' 4-1-5. 638. Barkentin Sisters, The, Tiffin, O. A miniature replica of Mount Vernon, j Washington's home on the Potomac. 151. 7-1- A. Aisle 1. Kochs, Theo. A., Co., Chicago, 111. Model of factory. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries. Bl. 4-B. Fourth anil E Streets.) 394. Lott, Louis, Dayton, O. Architec- tural ])lans and designs. i!l. 54. Aisles I'-7. 288. Wigger, Rev. Peter, St. Louis, Mo. Model of Holy Cross Church and dc- iitrus ( )t 73-A. Aisle 1, 37 ARGENTINE. LOCATION: BLOCKS i and 22. Printing— Photography — Publications GROUP 15. Compania General de Fosforos, Buenos Ayres. Color lithograph}-. National Military Arsenal, Buenos Ayres. Specimens of copper and steel plate engraving; tj-pographic and lith- ographic work. (Installed in Argen- tine Section. Palace of Mannfactures.) Rosauer, Roberto. Postal cards. Helio- type process. (Installed in .\rgentine Pavilion.) South American Banknote Co., Buenos .Vyres. Steel engra\ings; engravings .•mkI drawings by ])lii )tiigrai)liic jjrDces.-^. GROUP 16. (Installed in .Arg'-iit ine I'axilii )n. ) Amateur Photographic Society, Buenos .\yres. Ph()togra])lis. v^lerenscopic slides Argentine Department of Agriculture. Photographs of live stock Lepage & Co., Enrique, Buenos Ayres. Biograph lilnis and lantern slides. Ministry of Agriculture, Department Lands and Colonies. .Mlnnns <)f photo- graphs. Moody, Enrique, Buenos Ayres. Photo- graphic panoramas. Municipality of Buenos Ayres. Photo- graphic enlargement'. of interesting views of the city. Olds, H. D., Buenos Ayres. Photo- graphic i)anorain;iN GROUP 17. Alsina, Juan A., Buenos Ayres. Book. (Tnstallei .\rgentine Pa\ilion. Anales del Museo de la Plata, La Plata, Rnenos Ayre.s. Historical and de- scriptive reviews. Mnseo de La Plata. Bound volnnics. Anales del Patronato de la Infancia, Buenos Ayres. Monthly magazine of infantile charity. P)Ound volumes. Anales de Sanidad Militar, Buenos Ayres. Monthly Review (Military Health). Bound vidnme. Printing, Photography, Publications. Anales de la Sociedad Rural, Argentina, Buenos Ajtcs. Monthly review of live stock and agriculture. Sociedad Rural -Krgentina. P>in'.n(l volume. Argentine Department of Agriculture. Descrijjtive works. Reports. (Installed in Argentine Pavilion.) Argentinisches Tageblatt, Buenos Ayres. Daily newspa])er (Cerman). bound vohnne. Barclay, Wm. S., Buenos Ayres. To the Falls of [guazu. (Argentine Pavilion.) Bernardcz, Manuel, Buenos Ayres. "The .\rgentine Kstancia." (.\rgentine Pa- \ilion. ) Berrano, P. Benjamin, Provincia de Corrientes. Guia Jeneral de la Provin- cia de Corrientes. (.\rgentinc Pavil- ion. ) Boletin de Agriculture y Ganaderia. Buenos Ayres. Semi-monthly review of agriculture and live stock. Minis- try of .Agriculture. Bound volumes. Boletin de la Biblioteca Publica, La Plata, R. .A., IMonthly Review (liter- ary), bound volume. Boletin del Centro Naval, Buenos Ayres. Monthly Review (Naval) Centro Na- val. Bound volumes. Boletin del Instituto Geografico Argen- tino. lUienos .Ayres. Monthly Review (Geographical) Instituto Geografico .Argentino. Ijound volumes. Boletin de la Union Industrial Argen- tina. Monthly Review (Commercial) Union Industrial Argentina. Bound volume. Buenos Ayres. La Plata, R. A. Daily newspaper. Bound volume. .Xlbum ol ])liotograph- The Buenos Ayres & Pacific Railway Co., Ltd.. Buenos Ayres. "Across the .\ndes." Argentine Pavilion. Caras y Caretas, Buenos Ayres. Weekly .\lagazin '. I'.ound volumes. Carrasco. Gabriel, Buenos Ayres. Sta- tistical and geographical works. (In- sialled in .Argentine Pavilion.) Circulo de la Prensa, Buenos Ayres. Press Association. Views and daily newspapers of .Argentine Republic. 38 Clemcnte, Onelli, Buenos Ayres. Books. (Instailfd in Argentine Pavilion.) Commission in Charge of Argentine Exhibits. Descriptive works. Reports. Pamphlets. Periodicals. (Installed in Argentine Pavilion.) Delachaux, Enrique A., Buenos Ayres. Gcoura])lncal maps. .Argentine Pavil- ion. Deutsche La Plata Zeitung, Buenos Ayres. Daily newspaper, l^ound vol- nme. El Civico, Salta, R. A. Daily newspaper. Bound volume. Album of photographs. El Correo Espanol, Buenos Ayres. Daily news]>aper. Bound volume. Collection c>t photographs. El Dia, La Plata, R. A. Daily news- paper. Rosario de Santa Fe, R. A. Evening newspaper. Bound volume. El Eco del Taldil, San Juan, R. A. Semi- weekly newspaper. Bound volume. El Heraldo, San Juan, R. A. Daily news- paper. Bound volume. El Imparcial, Azul, R. A. Daily news- pajicr. Bound vohnne. El Literal. Weekly journal. Bound vol- mne. El Monitor de la Educacion Comm., Buenos Ayres. Monthly magazine (Educational) Consejo Nacional de Education. Bound volume. El Norte de San Nicolas, San Nicolas, R. A. Daily newspaper. Bound col- lection. El Porvenir, San Juan, R. A. Weekly Review (Religious) The Chtirch. Bound volume. El Pueblo, Barracas al Sud, R. A. Week- ly newspaper. P>ound \rilume. El Pueblo Azul, Buenos Ayres. News- ])aper. Bound \olume: albimi of photo- graphs. El Siglo, Satiago del Estero, R. A. Even- ing newspaper. Bound volumes; collec- tion of photographs. El Trabajo, Corrientes, R. A. Semi- weekly newspaper. ?)Ound volume. El Tribuno, La Plata, R. A. Daily news- paper. P)Ound \olume. La Ingenieria, Buenos Ayres. Monthly Journal of Engineering; Centre Na- cional de Ingenieros. Bound volume. La Nacion, Buenos Ayres. Daily news- papers. Br>und volume: album of pho- tographs. La Patria degli Italiani, Buenos Ayres. Daily newspaper (Italian). P>ound volume. Laporte, Juan, Buenos Ayres. Musical publications. La Revista Technica, Buenos Ayres. Publications. La Provincia, Tucuman, R. A. Evening newspaper. Bound volume. La Plaza, Buenos Ayres. Semi-month- ly journal (Commercial). Bound vol- ume. La Prensa, Buenos Ayres. Daily news- paper. Bound volumes; albmn of pho- tographs. La Revista Tunica, Buenos Ayres, Bound volumes. La Salud, Buenos Ayres. Monthly mag- azine of health. Bound volume. La Semana Medica, Buenos Ayres. Weekly review (Medical). Bound vol- ume. La Semana Rural, Buenos Ayres. Semi- monthly journal of agriculture and live stock. Bound volume. Le Courrier de la Plata, Buenos Ayres. Dailj^ newspaper (French). Bound volume. Lix Klett, Carlos, Buenos Ayres. Book. (Installed in .\rgentine Pavilion.) Los Andes, Mendoza, R. A. Daily news- paper. Fiound volume. Los Principios, Cordoba, R. A. Daily newspaper. Associacion Juventud Catolica. I'ound volume. Lugo, Countess of, "Galeria de Damas Porlenas."' Memoria Administrativa, Buenos .Ayres. Oflicial report Camara Mer- cantil P)Ound V(dumes. Ministry of Agriculture, Buenos Ayres. The Land of the Silver River. ( .Argen- tine Pavilion.) Naechte am Rio Paraguay, Buenos .Ayres. Narrative in C^icrman and Eng- lish. IVjimd \-olumes. Revista Argentina de Ferrocarriles, Navigacion. etc.. Buenos .Ajres. Semi- inv)nthly review of transportation, etc. Bound volumes. Revista del Circulo Militar Argentine, P>uenos .Ayres. Monthly review (Mili- tary). Bound volume. Revista de Derecho, Buenos Ayres. Mag- azine of law. PxTund volume. 39 Revista de Educacion, Buenos Ayres. Monthly magazine (Edncational). Bound volume. Revista Mensual de la Camara Mercan- til. Barracas al Sud. R. A. Monthly review (Commercial). Bound volumes. Revista Mercedaria, Corboda, R. A. Monthly review (Religious), The Church. Bound volumes. Revista de la Sociedad Filatelica Argen- tina, Buenos Ayres. Mcinthly maga- zine of stamj) collecting. Bound vol- ume. Revista de Tucuman, Tucuman, R. A. Semi-montlily magazine. Bounf! vol- ume. Skandinaven, Buenos Ayres. Weekly newspaper (Scandinavian). Bound volume. Sociedad Cientisita Erpentina. Collection of reports, reviews and pamphlets. Tiberini, Anassario, Buenos Ayres. "Manual Para Sastre Cortador." Tomas, Buenos Ayres. Trade publica- tion!.. Von Petery, Walter, Buenos Ayres. Re- search on seeds. Wallace, Robert, Buenos Ayres. Argen- tine Shows and live stock. Williams, Alberto, Buenos Ayres. Musi- cal compositions; memoirs of the .\rgentine conservatory of music from 1S94 to 1901; musical poems, 1897 to igoi. GROUP 18. Argentine Geographic Institute, Buenos .\yres. General geographic map of -\rgentine Republic; atlas of Argentine Republic; 3 volumes official review of the Institute. Commission in Charge of Argentine Ex- hibits. Statistical tables. (Installed in •Argentine Section. Palace of Agri- culture.) Ludwig, Pablo, Buenos Ayres. General .geographic maps of Argentine Repub- lic: of the Province of Santa Fe, with register of properties; map of Feder- al District of Buenos Ayres. Van Damme, P. F., Buenos Ayres. Map uenos .\yres; relief model of upper river Plata and Parana river, opposite City of Rosario de Santa Fe; relief model of Port "f Concepcion of Uruguay. GROUP 27. Durand, J. B., Buenos Ayres. Photo- graphic views of residences (reinforced cement, made of Argentine timber.) AUSTRIA. (GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT.) LOCATION: Installed in Austrian Government Pavilion. Typography, Photography, Book Binding, Models of Public Works. GROUP 15. Imperial Royal Ministry of Education, Vienna. For School of Applied Arts, Vienna. Woodcuts and algraphs in color; cardboard ])rints. Imperial Royal Ministry of Education, Vienna. l-'i)]- Vienna School for Graphic Works. Specimens of black and color engravings and jirints. GROUP 16. Imperial Royal Ministry of Railways, Vienna. .Artistic photographs. Kuenstlerbund, "Hagen," Vienna. Ar- tistic i)hotogra])hs. GROUP 17. "Hagenbund" Artists' Association, Vien- na. .\lbums. Imperial Royal Ministry of Education, Vienna. I'or Imperial Royal Sckool of Applied Arts, Vienna. Albiuns. picture books and book covers. Imperial Royal Ministry of Education for Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts. Prague. S])ecimens of bi>ok- binding. GROUP 18. Imperial Royal Ministry of Commerce, Vienna. I'^or Imperial Royal .\dmini.s- tration of \Vaterwa\-s — Vienna. Maps, plans and charts of i)ublic works. Imperial Royal Ministry of Railways, Vienna. Plans. mai)s and charts oi railroads. GROUP 26. Imperial Royal Ministry of Commerce, Vienna. iCxhibits of .Administration of Waterways in co-oi)eratit)n with Commissions for Improvement of the Danube, for .Moldau-l^llH' Canal and with Aussig-Tei)lit/. Railway Co. 1-2. Models and plans of Bridge Weir and Tvocks at Xnssdorf and Mirowitz. 3. Model (if Siuicc-hatoh, Libschitz. 4. Model of Floodgate in the middle of Lockbay of the sluice at Libschitz. 5-(). Models of vertical roll and horizon- tal sluice-hatch. 7. Model of Weir and Lock at Nussdorf. 8. Plan of Lock at Nussdorf. 0. Plan of Sluice-hatch dike at Nuss- dorf. 10. Plan of tile Danube and its harbors. 11-12. Foundation ditch for the con- struction of the Klecan Locks and the Libschitz Lock-". Libschitz Locks. Weir in course of the Needle Weir, 13. Middle Gate of 14. Klecan NeedK' construction. 15-16. Trestles for Klecan, and for Sluice Weir, Libschitz. 17-18. Photographs of Bridge Weir at Mirowitz. ly-JO. Stereoptican Views; Moldau and Danube regulation pictures. 21. Map of Moldau Harbor at Prague. J3. Horin Waterlock and plan. -'4. Klecan Weir. and Locks. Is of lock Weir iuarel 25. Libschit 27-_'8. Two tion. 2g. Map of longitu ube-Oder canal. hnal section true- Pan- 41 30. Maj) showing distribution of exist- ent and i)roiected waterways in Aus- tria. 31-35- Types of Canal Bridges. 36. Maps of Railway Station of Aussig- Teiditz Railway. 37-3^- Statistical table of transport movement of Bohemian soft coal. 39-44- Photographs of freight track of Aussig-Teplitz R. R. to the Elbe Harbor. Impel ial Royal Ministry of Railways, Vienna. Model of wooden caisson and climbing scaffold (System Redlich); model of scaffold of vaulted bridge over Isonzo, 260 foot span; construc- tion designs for iron bridges. GROUP 27. Baumann, Ludwig, Vienna. Plan of Austrian (iovernnu-nt Pavilion. Dick, Rudolf (Vienna Artists' Associa- tion). Vieinia. Plan for California Uni- versity. (Installed in Fine Art- lUn'ld- ing, .Vustrian Section.) Meissner, .Josef, Vienna. Co-operation in work of plan and construction. (.\ustrian rTovernnient Pavilion.) (COMMERCIAL EXHIBIT) LOCATION: BLOCK 76A. AISLES I and 9. Photographs, Musical Instruments. GROUP 15. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) Lamboni, Professor Filippo, Vienna. I leliographic print. Schenk, Ferdinand, Vienna. Engravings and drawings. GROUP 16. (Installed in I'alaci. of .Manufaclurcs. ) Wollner, Otto, Vienna. Photographs. GROUP 17. taned in Palace of .Mannfacliu-es. ) Bachwitz, Arnold, Vienna. Fashion paper:- GROUP 21. Huller, F., Graslitz. (Bohemia.) Musi- cal iu-.truments. Kohlert, Sohne, Graslitz. Musical in- strnnients. Mayer, Karl, Vienna. Mouthpieces for reed instruments. GROUP 22. Neumann, Franz, Reichenau. Theatrical iirnanient.s and stage jewelry. GROUP 23. Calderara & Bankmann, Vienna. Soaps and ijcrfumes, Myshar & Co., Vienna. Soaps and per- fumery. Schaffer, Rosa, Vienna. Toilet powder. (Installed ni the Palace of Agricul- ture.) GROUP 26. Fire Brigade District Inspection of i'.oelitniscli. Kaumitz. (I'.ohemia.) 42 GROUP 27. Ruehr, Emil F., Teplitz Schoenan (Bohe- mia.) Plans and drawings. (Installed in the Palace of Manufactures. Urban Jaroslav, Leo, Olmutz (Moravia). Model of public building. (Installed in the Palace of Agriculture.) BULGARIA. LOCATION: Installed in Palace of Varied Industries. BLOCK 57. Type Cases — Artificial Limbs — Musical Instruments — Perfumes — Soaps. GROUP 15. Christoff, v., Village of Dumnitza. Tj-pe cases. GROUP 20. Tchapkinoff, P. N., Sophia. Artificial leg. GROUP 21. Tomalevsky, N., Sophia. Violins; guitar. GROUP 23. Royadjieff, Dr., Sophia. Tooth powder. Christoff, Ch., Kazanlic. Attar of roses. Djidjeff, Ch. & Zoeff, N., Karlova. Attar of roses. Neikoff & C, Kazanlic. Attar of roses. Pappazoff, A., Plovdiv. Perfumes and soaps. Pappazoglou, C. B., Kazanlic. Attar of roses antl rose water. "Producteur Bulgare," Karlova. Attar of roses. Semidoff, Ph., Roustchouk. Hair tonic and tootii water. Shipkoff & Co., Kazanlic. Attar of roses and rose water. Stefanoff, M. S., Klissoura-Balkan. Attar (>i rcjses and rose water. BELGIUM. LOCATION: Installed in Belgian National Pavilion. Typography, Photography. Books and Publications. GROUP 15. Bruylant, Christophe & Co., Brussels. Specimens of lypograpliy. Bulens, Ch., Brussels. Specimens of printings. Castaigne, A., Brussels. Specimens of typography and litliography. Ernult Doncq, Brussels. Specimens of engravings and drawings. Etablissements Malvaux J. Ltd., Brus- sels. Set of illustrated works. Speci- mens of phototypo engravings in mezzo tinto; etching, etc. Jumpertz, J. H. & P., Brussels. Speci- mens of engravings and drawings, pos- tal cards. Lesigne, A., Brussels. Specimens of ty- pography. Strickaert-Descharms, J., Brussels. Spe- cimens of typograph}- and lithography. Van Cortenberg & Son, Brussels. Spe- cimens of drawings: postal cards. Weissenbruck, P. (Printer to H. M., the King of the Belgians), Brussels. Spe- cimens of typography. Zech & Son, Braine-le-Compte. Speci- mens of printing. GROUP 16. Belot, Ch., Brussels. Photographic ap- paratus; cinemetograpiis, art and color photography; enlarged and micro- graphic photography; stereoscopic prints. De Lanier-Van Monekhoven, Ghent. Photographs and photographic ma- terial. 43 Etablissements Malvaux J., Brussels. Specimens of tlireo and four-color photochromo engravings. GROUP 17. Association de la Presse Beige. Historic and statistic panels of newspapers, re- views and periodicals. Biermann & Co., Ltd., Turnhout. Spe- cimens of bookbinding and stitched books; plajnng cards; paper. Bruylant, Christophe & Co., Brussels. Collection of descriptive books of the great cities of Belgium, etc. Bulens, Charles, Brussels. Books. Busschman, Antwerp. "Onze Runst," artistic collection of the masterpieces of Flemish Art. Cartographic Military Institute, Brus- sels. Books relating tc the leveling graphic inde.x. Castaigne, Alfred, Brussels. Books. Claessens, Paul, Brussels. Specimens of artistic binding and gilding. Desclee, Lefevre & Co., Tournai. Prayer books. Jumpertz, P. & J. H., Brussels. Al- bunis. Rouen (General), Brussels. Illustrated book. "L'Armce Beige a travers les ages." Touring Club of Belgium, Brussels. At- lasses, albums and notices. Van Oirschot, Brussels. Specimens of bindings. Weissenbruch, P. (Printer to H. M., the King of the Belgians, Brussels. Books, "Bulletin due Congres International des chemins des fer." Zech & Son, Braine-le-Compte. Books, specimens of bindings, stamping, em- bossing, gilding, etc. GROUP 18. Cartographic Military Institute, Brus- sels. Atlasses, geographical and topo- graphical maps. Chobest, Brussels. Geographical metal- lic embroidered maps. Touring Club, Brussels. Charts. GROUP 19. Belot, A., Brussels. Scientific apparat- us and instruments. General Commissariat of Mints, Belgian Government, Brussels. Medals and coins. GROUP 20. Delacre, Charles, Brussels. Specimens for medical researches; drawings of medical apparatus. GROUP 21. Belot, Ch., Brussels. Photographs of automatic instruments. Fonson & Co., Brussels. Photographs of metal wind instruments; drums. Gunther, J., Brussels. Manufacturer of Pianofortes. Mahillon & Co., Brussels. Wind instru- ments (wood and brass). GROUP 23. Anciens Etablissements Mommen F. & Co., Ltd., Brussels. Paints, etc. Bertaux, V. & Co., Brussels. Albums concerning equipment used in treating mineral substances used for lighting, heating or lubrication. Delacre, Charles, Brussels. Drugs; sim- ple and compound. De May, Arthur, Brussels. Chemical products. Dumont & Freres, Ltd., G., Selaigneaux. Sulphuric acid. Eeckelaers, L., Brussels. Soaps and per- fumer}-. General Direction of Artillery, Brussels. E.xplosives; bombs, ammunition. Les Agglomeres reunis du Bassin de Cliarleroy, Charleroj'. Specimens ob- tained from the treatment of mineral substances used for lighting, heating and lubrication. Manufacture Royale des Bougies de la Cour Co., Ltd., Brussels. Candles and ■ paraffine. Meur, Jules, Brussels. Drugs, simple and compounded. Produits Chimiques et electro-chimiques Co., Ltd., ITemixcn. Chemical pro- ducts. Produits Chimiques et Industriels de Haren Co., Ltd., Haren. Acids; alka- lies, salts, phosphorus and derivatives. Proot, Aloise, Brussels. Raw materials of pharmacy: drugs, simple and com- pounded. Savonerie "Le Progres" Co., Ltd., Brus- sels. Soaps. Solvay & Co., Brussels. Soda and chem- ical products; charcoal and derivatives. 44 Stearnerie "BoUinckx" H. Co. Ltd., I'.nissels. Stoarine, candles. olcinc, ,u:lycerinc, stcariuc resin. Vandfen Bossche Violon & Co., Ninove. Matches. Van den Broeck & Co., Brussels. Raw materials of pharmacy: drugs, simple and compounded. Wauters-Lemme, Brussels (St. Gilles). Soaps and ])erfumes. GROUP 24. Anciens Etablissements de Vriendt, Co., Ltd., .\. Brussels. Raw material for stationery; "Id papers. Papeteries de Limal Co., Ltd., Limal. i'aper. Papeteries de Virginal Co. Ltd., Vir- ginal. Paper. Societe en commandite par actions, Vve. • Louis de Nayer & Co., Willebroeck. Specimens of papers. Union des Papeteries Co., Ltd., Brussels. Mechanical parchment and vegetal: manufacture of paper, straw and wood pulp. GROUP 25. Ateliers de la Meuse Co., Ltd., Schlessin. Plans and drawings. Ateliers de Construction de Seneffe Co., Ltd., Seneffe. Drawings. Ateliers de Construction, J., Paris Co., Ltd., Marchienue-au-Pelgi;in i'avilion. Compagnie Centrale de Construccion, Ltd., Maine St. Pierre. .Metallic frame of l^elgian Pavilion. General Direction of Bridges and High- ways. Brussels. Plans and photii "i l)nfik> for sin-cial library. Diario, Official Red. Do., Amazonas. Nevv.spai)er> Duprat & Co., S. Paulo. Printing work; l)t)()k hiiuliiiu; stani])inu; and (.-inboss- iiiR- Echenique, Irmaos & Co., Rio Grande do Sul. Books; catalogues. Fidanza Cav. F. A., Amazonas. Albums. Frias & Co., Maranhao. Book binding. Gaensley & Co., S. Paulo. Books. Garnier, H., Rio de Janeiro. Books. Geographical Society of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro. Collection of books. Goncalves, Dr. A. C. Lopes, Amazonas. l!..oks. Governo Do Estado, Rio Grande do Sul. r.ooks. Humphrey, George, Amazonas. Books. Imprensa Nacional, Rio de Janeiro. Books. Imprensa Do Estado, Rio Grande do Sul. Books. Interior Sec. Do., Minas Geraes. Books. Jahu, C, S/ Paulo. Album. Journal Do Commercio Red. Do., Ama- zonas. Nc\vspa])ers. Krahe & Co., Rio Grande do Sul. Books. Laemmert & Co., Universal Book Store, Rio de Janeiro. Books. Lima, Dr. Eladio, Para. Books. Marajo, Barao, Para. Books. Mattoso, Ernesto, Amazonas. Books. Mavilde, A. J., Rio Grande do Sul. Books. Micucci, Domenico, S. Paulo. Printing work; book binding; stamping and ein- bossing. Ministerio Do Interior, Rio de Janeiro. i'.oc.ks. Mofreita Publishing House, S. Paulo. Stamping and embossing. Moseller, Pedro, Matto Grosso. News- papers. Moura, Ignacio, Para. Books. National Printing Office, Rio de Janeiro. Book binding, etc. National Public Library of Rio de Ja- neiro, Rio de Janeini. Collection of books. Nery, Dr. Silverio, Amazonas. Books. Nobre Vianna, A. O., Para. Books. Penna Ferreira, Para. Books. Pires. D. Aurea, Rio de Janeiro. Books. Polytechnic Institute of Brazil, Rio de Janeiro. Collection of books. Porto Alegre, C, Rio de Janeiro. Books. Prates, Eduardo, S. Paulo. Album. Press Committee of the State, S. Paulo. Collection of nevvspajjers. Quarto Districto Agronomico, S. Paulo. Album. Quo Vadis (Newspaper), Amazonas. Publicatii mi. Rabello, F., Maranhao. Book binding. Roberti Luiz, Rio Grande do Sul. Musi- cal ]nil)lications. Rocha & Co., Annibal, Parana. Books. Rodrigues, Dr. Barbosa, Rio de Janeiro. Bocks. Rosa, Ferreira Da., Rio de Janeiro. l'>ook>. Rosa, Henrique Sta., Para. Books. Rottermund. W., Rio Grande do Sul. Bwoks. Santa Anna Nery, Barao, De, Amazonas. B.ioks. Santos, D. M. C. Da Cunha, Rio de Ja- neir... l;,„,ks. Santos J. Americo Dos., Rio de Janeiro. Seixas & Co., Jayme, Parahyba. Books. Senna, Dr. Nelson De, Minas Geraes. Sertaosinho, C. M., S. Paulo. Post cards. Schmidt & Co., Rio de Janeiro. Publica- tion.-. Schmidt, Francisco. S. Paulo. ' Post cards. Silva, Augusta Alfredo, Amazonas. Silva, Dr. Ferreira Da., Rio de Janeiro. r.ooks. Silva, Jose Polycarpo De F., Minas r.eraes. Books. Silvio, Senior, Amazonas. Books. Siqueira, Avelino, Matto Grosso. Al- manac Cuyabanc. 1004. Soc. Geographia Do, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro. I'.ook.-. Souza, Antonio Monteiro, Amazonas. Souza, A. O., Araujo, Amazonas. Books. Souza & Barros. Rio Grande do Sul. li.xiks. Souza, Padre Bernardino, Para. Books. Tapajos Torquato, Amazonas. Books. 49 'eixeira, Alfaiataria. Maranhao. Books. fniao Telephonica. Empreza, Rio Grande ,ln Sul. l',..Mks. '^anorden & Co., S. Paulo. Printing work; bonk liimling; stamping and em- bossing. l!(.iMks. ^az, Thaumaturge, Amazonas. Books. '^erissimo, Jose, Amazonas. Books. ^ianna, Arthur, Amazonas. Books. GROUP i8. igricultura Sec. Da., Bahia & Rio de Ja'UMi(\ .Map. ilbuquerque, Caetano, Matto Grosso. I>()(ik on ()i"ngrai)1n'. Aves & Co., Rio de Janeiro. Maps and glolies. Tgollo, M. de Teive, Bahia. Map. ommissao Central, Santa Catharina. Cit'cgraiiliical nuip iil" State. om. Florianopolis, Santa Catharina. Mail. om. Geographica, Minas Geraes. Map. epartment of Agriculture and Public Works, v^. Pauld. Maps and maps in relief. overno Do Estado, S. Catharina. Map. aemmert & Co.. Universal Book Store, Rio de Janeiro. jNIajis, charts, etc. [oura, Dr. Gentil De Assis, S. Paulo. Map. bras, Publicas, Inspectoria De, Rio Grande do Sul. .\ia]>. liveira, Pe. Manoel G., Matto Grosso. I'amphlct on meteorological ol)serva- tion, D. llosco Observatory. ayer, Pedro, Amazonas. Map. refeitura, Rio de Janeiro. Map. orto Alegre, C.. Rio Grande do Sul. .Map. ep. de Estatistica. Amazonas. , Maps, osa, Ferreira Da., Rio de Janeiro. Map.v GROUP 19. rescenzo, Januario De., S. Paulo. Scale,-. ;lizola, V., S. Paulo. Sensitive balance, ubner, Amiazonas. Album of numis- matic collection. nach & Filhos, S. Paulo. Decimal -cak>. GROUP 20. Tailor's strone Potito, S. Paulo. M|nare. arnos Bernardo, Amazonas. Catalogue "f nmnismntic collection. Mattos, Dr. Silvino, Rio de Janeiro. Spe- cimens of dental and snrgical work. Schoeler, Reinaldo, Rio Grande do Sul. Dentists' work. GROUP 21. Alo & Bros., Zacarias, S. Paulo. Stringed instrnments. Belchior, Marcellino C, Maranhao. Stringed instrunnents. Couciero, J., Dos Santos, Rio de Janeiro. Musical instruments. Cypriani, Jose, Rio Grande do Sul. Mu- sical instruments. Dalo & Irmaos, Zacarias, S. Paulo. Musical instruments. Diniz. Arthur, S. Paulo. Guitars. Felhauer, Alberto, S. Paulo. Musical in- strnments. Fritelli, Lorenco. S. Paulo. Stringed in- struments. Giudici, Virgillo, S. Paulo. Musical in- strnments. Guerra, Fernando, San Paulo. Musical instrmncnts. Marsaioli, Luis, San Paulo. Musical in- stnnnents. Pistoresi, Francisco, S. Paulo. Stringed instruments. Rubin, Manoel de Jesus, Maranhao. Stringed instruments. Santos, Couceiro, Rio de Janeiro. Stringed instruments. Scavoni & Co., S. Paulo. Stringed in- struments. GROUP 22. Precida, Antonio, S. Paulo. Masks. GROUP 23. Abreu Sobrinho & Co., Rio de Janeiro. Medical preparations. Aguiar, Filho, Freire, Rio de Janeiro. Perfumes ; ]>harniaceutical com])! anids. Alberto. Demorio, Rio Grande do Sul. Medical ])reparations. Araujo, V. Gomes De, Amazonas. Medic- al ]-)reparations. Arcuri, Baptista, S. Paulo. Pharmaceu- tical compomids. Azevedo, Alberto, Amazonas. Medical !)reparations. Azevedo, Luiz Cardoso De, Rio Grande do Sul. .Medical ];reparations. 50 Barcellos, A., Rio Grande do Sul. Med- ical and toilet soaps. Bartholomeu '& Co., Pernambuco. Phar- macal preparations. Barros, Dario, Rio Grande do Sul. Med- ical preparations. Beneduci, Umberto, S. Paulo. Perfumery. Berthaud, Ch., Minas Geraes. Medical Preparations. Bogaert & Co., S. Paulo. Soap and per- fumery. Boutim, Otto, Parana. Glue. Brandao, Francisco, Pinto, Rio de Ja- neiro. Perfumes; pharmaceutical com- pounds; toilet soaps; vaseline; brillian- tine. Brazil, Miguel, Rio Grande do Sul. Med- ical preparations Brito Gracindo de, Bahia. Medical prep- arations. Britto & Co., S. Paulo. Matches. Calazans, Dr. Julio, Bahia. Medical preparations. Calvanese, Raffaele, S. Paulo. Pharma- ceutical compounds. Camello Honor, Rio Grande do Sul. Medical preparations. Camille & Co., Th. Levy, Amazonas. Medical preparations. Camillo & Genro, Antonio, Minas Ger- aes. Medical preparations. Carlos, Luis, S. Paulo. Pharmacal prep- arations. Carvalho, Agrario B. de., Bahia. Medical preparations. Carvalho & Co., Alfredo, Rio de Janeiro. Pharmaceutical compounds. Certain, Arthur Guimaraes, Rio de Ja- neiro. Preparations for mouth and teeth. Cibilis, Fabrica, Matto Grosso. Soaps. City Council of Sertaozinho, S. Paulo. Pharmaceutical compounds. Commissao do Estado, Amazonas. Prod- ucts of chemical industries; pharma- ceutical compounds. Claro, Samuel Del, Parana. Medical preparations. Comm. do Estado, Rio Grande do Sul. Oils. Costa, P. C. Correa, Matto Grosso. Phar- maceutical compounds. Cruz & Co., Pernambuco. Pharmacy I)rcparati()ns. Cunha, Dr. Alvaro A. Da., Rio de Ja- neiro. .Xreodosi meter. Cunha, Luiz Antonio, Maranhao. Phar- maceutical compounds. Dapelo & Rocco, Nicolao, Rio Grande do Sul. Medicinal preparations. Daudt & Freitas, Rio Grande do Sul. Medical ]jreparations. Dias, Jose Esteves, Maranhao. Pharma- ceutical compounds. Drogas, E., Productos Chimicos, Comp., Pernambuco. Aledical preparations. Duchein, Victor, S. Paulo. Filters. Dutra, Dr. Jose Fialho, Rio Grande do vSul. Medical preparations. Ebling, Leopoldo, Rio Grande do Sul. Glue. Eugenio & Co., Alfredo, Parana. Matches. Fabrica, S. Joao da Maia, Maranhao. Soap. Fabrica de Phosphoros, Maranhao. Matches. Ferraz, F. J. Da Silva, Amazonas. Medi- cal preparations. Ferreira, Jr. & Co., Maranhao. Pharma- ceutical compounds. Ferreira & Co., Joaquin Luis, Maranhao. Pharmaceutical compounds. Figueiredo, B. De Senna, Minas Geraes. Medical jirepa rat ions. Fischel, Dr. Victor, Rio Grande do Sul. Medical preparations and soap. Fonseca, Antonio, Piauhy. Pharmaceu- tical compounds. Fonseca, Antonio Pires, Maranhao. Phar- maceutical compounds. Fonseca Collect A., Rio de Janeiro. Med- ical preparations. Franco & Co., Souza, Rio Grande do Sul. Medical preparations. Giffoni & Co., Francisco, Rio de Janeiro. Pharmaceutical compounds. Graitz, A., Parana. Candles and soap. Guimaraes, Jose Ferreira, Maranhao. Oils. Hartman, J., Rio Grande do Sul. Oils. Hurlimann, F., Parana. Matches. Indio Pharmacia Do., Rio Grande do Sul. Medical preparations. Isola, Joaquim, S. Paulo. Medicinal ashes. Jansen, Ernesto, Rio Grande do Sul Medicinal tablets. Jung & Co., Rio Grande do Sul Matches. Kahn Freres, S. Paulo. Glue. ohler, Luiz, Rio Grande do Sul. Medi- cinal tablets. aan, Dr. Van Der, Rio Grande do Sul. Medicinal preparations. agunilha, Joaquim, Rio Grande do Sul. Medicinal preparations. eipnitz, Theodoro, Rio Grande do Sul. Medicinal preparations. obosco, Vicente Romano, Minas Geraes. Medicinal preparations. opes, Faral, Rio Grande do Sul. i^Iedicinal preparations. opp, Pedro, Rio Grande do Sul. Medici- nal [^reparations. uiz, Fabrica de. Maranhao. Oils and soaps. uz Stearica Co., Rio de Janeiro. Can- dles; glj'ccrine. adeira, Eduardo, S. Paulo. Perfumery, adureira, Antero de Paula, S. Paulo. Pharmaceutical cmipounds and per- fumery. 'angold, G., Rio Grande do Sul. Oils. arquez, Augusto Cesar, Maranhao. T'harmaceutical compounds. artin & Co., S. Paulo. Pharmaceutical compounds. artins, J., Coyaz. Native medicinal sub- stances. attos & Irmao, J. Vidal, Maranhao. Pharmaceutical compounds. attos, J. J. Machado De, Rio Grande do Sid. Shiie polish. ayer & Kessler, Rio Grande do Sul. Soaps. ayer. Junior, Joao, Rio Grande do Sul. Medicinal preparations. eissner, Carlos, S. Paulo. Pharmaceu- tical compounds. endes, Luiz C. de Arruda, S. Paulo. Pharmaceutical compounds. ink & Co., Jacob, Rio Grande do Sul. Toilet soaps. onza, Cecilio, Rio Grande do Sul. Med- ical preparations. oojem, J. G., Rio Grande do Sul. Med- ical preparations. ortari, Polaride, S. Paulo. Soap, obre. Dr. J. M., Argollo, Bahia. Medi- cal preparations. ocetti, Egydio, Santa Catharina. Var- nishes. ogueira & Co., Garcia, S. Paulo. Pre- pared bees wax. iveira, Domingos, Jose., Rio Grande lo Sul. Soaps. 51 Olsmann, H., Parana. Glue. Oliveira, Luiz Cardoso de, Rio Grande do Sul. Medicinal preparations. Opperman, P., Rio Grande do Sul. Oils. Oscar & Carvalho, Parana. Glue. Pahl, Luiz, Santa Catharina. Chemical preparation for lighting tires. Palhano & Co., R., Maranhao. Pharma- ceutical compounds. Palhano Anysio, Maranhao. Pharma- ceutical compounds. Paranhos & Co., Silva . Rio de Janeiro. Shoe blacking. Pasquier & Fischer, Rio Grande do Sul. Medical preparations and filter. Passos, Dr. L. R. de Brito, Maranhao. Soap. Pereira, Hermes de Souza, Pernambuco. Pharmacal prejiarations. Pereira da Silva, Diogenes, Goyaz. Me- dicinal plants. Pessoa, Aureliano, Para. Medical prep- arations. Pizarro, Drogaria, Rio de Janeiro. Med- ical preparations. Prates & Guimaraes, Minas Geraes. Soaps and perfumer}-. Queiroz & Co., S. Paulo. Pharmaceutical compounds. Rabello & Filhos, Antonio, Parahyba. .Medical preparations. Rapozo, Alpheu, Pernambuco. Drugs. Ribeiro & Co., Jose Pedro, Maranhao. Candles and pharmaceutical com- pounds. Reichert & Irmaos, S. Paulo. Soap. Reis & Co., Leivas, Rio Grande do Sul. Medical preparations. Rocco, Stefano, Rio Grande do Sul. Med- ical preparations. Rocha, Antero, Minas Geraes. Medicin- al preparations. Rocha & Remiao, Rio Grande do Sul. Aledicinal preparations. Rocha, J. Constantino, Rio Grande do Sul. Medical preparations. Rocha, Jose Victorino Da., Rio Grande do Sul. Medical preparations. Rosew, A. G., S. Paulo. Drugs. Rouquayrol & Co., H., Pernambuco. Drugs. Roxo, A. G., S. Paulo. Drugs. Salerio, Jose, S. Paulo. Perfumery and pharmaceutical compounds. 52 Sallem, Miguel Assad, Rio Grande do Sill. Medical preparati. Wittman, A., Rio Grande do Sul. Oils. GROUP 24. Buhnaeds & Co.. M. L., S. Paulo. En- velopes. Camargo, Freitas & Co., Parana. Paper and card boards. David & Co., Garcia, Rio de Janeiro. Wall paper. Gertum & Co., Hugo, Rio Grande do Sul. Paper. Improvements Company, S. Paulo. Pa- per. Klabin Bros. & Co., Salto de Ytu. Papec and envelopes. Sturlini, Narciso, S. Paulo. Cardboard. GROUP 25. Cardoso & Co., Argollo, Bahia. Building materials. Commissao de San Francisco, Santa Catharina. Lime made of shells and shells producin.f^ lime. Companhia Melhoramentos, S. Paulo. Lime. Cunha & Co., Pernambuco. Lime and | cement. ■ Deocleciano, Sylvio, Maranhao. Lime. Ferreira, Jose da Conceicao, Maranhao. Lime. Jesus, Dr. Jose Palhano De, Maranhao. Lime. Manaos Harbor Co., Amazonas. Photos. Moers, Henrique J., Amazonas. Artifi- cial stone. Nava Silvio, Maranhao. Lime. Pires, Luiz Antonio, Maranhao. Lime. Ramos, D. Amelia A. Da Silva. Minas ("ieraes. Lime. Rodovalho, Antonio Proost, S. Paulo. Ce- ment. Vasconcellos, Manoel Arthur, Maranhao. Lime,, liydratcd and unhydrated. GROUP 26. Argollo, M. de Teive, Bahia. Pocket hook on engineering: plan. proCde aiii)aper. Gonzalez, J. y Amigo E., Havana. Laws i)f Cnban Repnl)lic. Guillen, Nicholas, Camaguey. Newspa- ])ers. Guiteras. Dr. Juan, Havana. "Medical Re\ie\\ . Lamarque y Figuiera, Santiago. News paper. Marin Varona, J., Havana. Music. Marti, C, Havana. Newspaper. Navarro, Felipe, Caibarien. Newspaper. Navarro, Jose J., Santiago. Newspaper. Odio Casanas, Santiago. Newspaper. Odio, M., Santiago. Newspaper. Peralta, F. G., Puerto Padre, Newspaper. Rambla y Bouza, Havana. Blank books. Ravelo, J. M., Santiago, Newspapers. Requeijo y Boudet, O. E., Santiago. Xew si)a])ers. Roig, A., Havana. Newspapers. Ruiz, L. A., Cardenas. Books. Sandoval, Aurelio, Havana. Books and newspaper.^. San Miguel, Antonio, Havana. "La i^ncha." newspaper. Santos Fernandez, Dr. J., Havana. "Cro- nica .Medico Quirnrgica." School of Engineering, Havana. Book. Simon, E., Havana. Book. Sociedad Filatelica Cubana, Havana .\e\\ s|)apers. Solana & Co., Havana. Printed matter GROUP i8. ;rnandez, Oscar A., Pinar del Rio. l\lap of l^inar dol Rio F'mvincc. ispert y Hnos, Havana. Geographical map. edina de Pomar, Mariano. Santiago. Minin.L;' inai>. GROUP 20. ominguez, Roman A.. Havana. Ortho- paedical ap])aratus. orales, O. & Co., Santiago. Liniment, ega, H. A., Havana. Brace. GROUP 21. artin, Antonio, Havana. Guitar. GROUP 23. u.sella Hnos y Cia, Havana. Soaps and pcrfniiK's. jscos, Claudio, Havana. Salts, arquez, Miguel, Havana. Magnesia. 57 Pijuan y Hnos, Camaguey. Soap. Portilla, Rafael, Manzanillo. Aromatic alcnh.,1. Sebates y Boada, Havana. Soap and candles. Sabido y Perez, Havana. Soap. Satido, Antonio, Santa Clara, Pumpkin .soap. Silvia, F., Havana. Drugs. GROUP 24. Castro, Fernandez & Co., Havana. Sta- tionery. GROUP 25. "El Almendares," S. A., Havana. Ce- ment. GROUP 26. Republic of Cuba, Havana. Statistics. GROUP 27. Bastien, K., Havana. Engineering models 58 DENMARK. LOCATION: Installed in Danish Section, Palace of Varied Industries. BLOCK 22. AISLES E, 7 and 8. Printing and Typography — Photography. GROUP 15. Ministry of War, The, Copenhagen. Photographic reproduction of the first volume of the vellum Flatey book and a photolithographic edition of pp. 221-3 and pp. 281-8 of this work, where the discovery of Vineland (America), about the year 1000 is mentioned. Truelseny, Martins, Copenhagen. Color printing. GROUP 16. Rahmn, A. W., Copenhagen. Portrait studies in pigment and bichromat. GROUP 26. Danish State Railways, The. Model of steam ferry, with beg for the traject of ra.ilway cars between Korsoer-Ny- borg, Denmark. Danish State Rail- ways, 1887. Free-Port Co., The, Copenhagen. Model of Free-Port. Copenhagen. United Steamship Co., The, Copenhagen. Alodel of the "Hellitr Olav." EGYPT. LOCATION: BLOCK, 21. AISLES C, 3 and D. Models of Public Works. GROUP 21. Sudan Government. Tambourra, Rababa. (Primitive Musical Instrument). (In- stalled in Palace of Forestry, Fish and Game.) GROUP 26. Daira Sanieh Administration, Cairo. Model of country showing canals and system of irrigation. Upper Egypt. Public Works Department, Egyptian Government. Model Delta Barrage,. in construction. Models Kosheisha Escape: Delta Barrage, Irrigation works; Sakkieh, to show native method of irrigation; Shadouf, to; show native method of irrigation; also Archimedean screw. 59 FRANCE. LOCATION: BLOCKS 30 31-32 40-41-42-50-51-52 BOUNDED BY AISLES i-D, 4-G. Printing and Typography — Printing Processes GROUP 15. lean, Levy, Paris. Typographic works and artistic publications. idy, Freres, Paris. Specimens of litho- graphic printings. runet, B., Paris. Specimens in black and color typograpln-; copper-plate and other printings. lampenois, Fredinand, Paris. Speci- mens in chromolithography. Hard, Alfred Desire, Paris. Engrav- ings and drawings. ■ennitz, Max, Paris. Advertising boards printed on sheet iron. rete, Edouard, Corbeil (S. & O). Spe- cimens of black and color engravings; typographic printings. elmas, Gabriel, Bordeaux (Gironde). Typographic printings; photogravure. ubouloez, Jose, Paris. Autocopyist and autostyle in black. tablissements, J. Minot, Paris. Color printing on tissue papers. Black and color stamps; chromolithography. irmin-Didot & Co., Paris. Specimens of printing in black and color; ])ub- lications. onderie Turlot, Henri, Paris. Types, composition proofs, numberers, rule cutters. eisler, Louis, Paris. Specimens of black and color engravings and print- ings. nprimerie Nationale, Paris. Books in ■ill prmtmgs; oriental typography; ad- nimistrative works. [iprimerie (A. Salmon), Porcabouf (Al- bert), Paris. Engravings for illustrat- ing fuie books. "^^' .John F., Compagnie General de i^ubbcite, Paris. Albums of collections of the French Press. ihure, Alexis, Paris. Typography in black and color. Lambert, Edouard & Co., Paris. Four- color press. Lenoir, Jules, Paris. Printing presses, etc. Block I, Aisle 2-A. Le Vasseur & Co., A., Paris. Black and color engravings and stamps. Lithographic Parisienne, La, Romanet, Directeur. Paris. Lithographic speci- mens; advertising cards, etc. Malherbe, Gustave de, Paris. Typo- graphic printings. Mauler, Eugene, Paris. Stamps; chromo- lithography; lithochromy. Michelin, Charles, Paris. Relief labels. Miniot, Arthur, Paris. Artistic and in- dustrial engravings on wood. Moullot fils aine, Marseilles. Chromo- lithography, placards, calendars. Spe- cimens of printings. Pech & Co., F., Bordeaux. Engravings; lithography: direct photogravure on stone. Peignot et Fils, Paris. Plain and fancy types; wdiite rules. Pichot, Henri, Paris. Placards, labels; printed boards; post cards; copper plate printing. Poyet, Louis, Paris. Proofs and en- gravings on wood. Prieur & Dubois & Co., Puteaux. Litho- graphy, copper plate printing, three- color work. Renard, H. D., Asineres (Seine), Auto- graphy and its applications; litho and zincography. Schmauts & Co., Ch., Paris. Apparatus for lithographic printing. Copper-plate engraving; photographic processes; photogravure. Block i. Aisle 2-A. Sirven, B., Toulouse. Chromolitho- graphy. Calendars. Advertising boards. 60 Societe Anonyme des Etablissements J. Voirin, Paris. Printing presses illus- trated. Lithographic stones. Varnish- ing machines. Photographic printing. Societe Anonymes de Publications Pe- ri-tdiques, I'., Paris. Rotary coU.r prinlings; typngraphy. etc. Societe Anonyme de Petit Echo de la Mode. Paris. Fashion plates and pa- pers. Societe des Carrieres Lithographiques du Cartayral. Lyons (Rhone) Litho- graphic stones. Societe d'lmprimeries et Gourmaux du Littoral. Cannes ( Alpes Maritimes). Black and color |)rinting by pht)to- graphie i)rocesses. Enlarged photo- graphs. Tuleu Ch. Deberry & Co., Paris. Types. Stereotype plates. Ptmehes and blocks. Weill, Nathan, Paris. Engraving and l)rinting. Wittman, Charles, Paris. Heliographic engravings in black and color. Cop- per-plate printing. Etchings. EXHIBIT OF LINE ENGRAVINGS. CHALCOGRAPHY OF THE LOU- VRE. INSTALLED IN FRENCH NATIONAL PAVILION. Kxliibitor. Engraver Angelico Da Fiesola. A. Francois. The Crowning of the Virgin and the Miracles of Saint Dominic. Antonello de Messine. Lagnillermie. .A man's i)iirtrait (Sent from Rome). Baudry, Paul. The C.lorilication of Law. Plameiig. i'ortune and Love. J. Jaccjnet. Benozzo, Gozzoli. Patricot. The Procession of the Magi. (Two l)anels.) Botticelli. Caillard The Virgin and the Child |esu>. Chamiiolion. Boucher. The Nest. The Wreath of l-'lower Ph. de Champaigne. Cardinal Kicludieu. F. Chauveau. 1'". Ciiauveau. King Louis IV.. ICmperor of the Romans Devaux. Exhibitor. Engraver Cochin. Cochinj The King's Game in the great gal-i lery at Versailles on the occasion oij the Dauphin's marriage (1745). I ]\Iasked Ball given by the King iri the great gallery at Versailles foii the Dauphin's marriage. : Cormon. Lccouteuxj I'ack from r>ear Hunting. j Couder. Morse The (Jath m the Tennis Rooini I David. Massard| The Sabine Woman. j Madame Recamier. J. Jacquet; The Crowning of Napoleon I. ; Siilpisi Franz Hals. Laguillermici Tlie Man with the Sword. J Dagnan-Bouveret. Dazcrroisj In I'.rittany. ; Gerard. A. Desnoyer.'^i Xai)oU-on. ]'"nii>eror of the French. Greuze. Desvachezi The I'.roken I'itcher j Hobbema. Miliusj The W\-iter-AIill. Holbein. Uracciuemoni' Frasmu-. Isabey & Percier. The Emperor in his State Robes. Tardieu Malbeste & Duprt The I''m])ress in her Robes of Stati Audoir Lancret. Spring. Summer. C hampolliot Autumn. Winter. De Mar< Laurens. Laguillermu The .\ustrian General Staff Befor Marcean's Corpse. Lemoine. Cochii lacob reaches .Mesopotamia, behold. Rachel and makes himself known t; her. Leonardo de Vinci. Huot & Dangiiii The X'irgin. the Child Jesus and ?' Anne. Lepicie. Ach. Jacqiu- 'I'he portrait of Carle Vernet. Mantegna. Ach Jacque The Passion of Our Lord. ^ . Wisdom Comiuers Vice. bu p;^ Loitis XVI. , ^"'l^' Marie Antoinette and her Clnldrei Sulpi: 61 Daimuiii. libitor. Engraver gnard. G. Audran. The Carrying of the Cross. )reau the Younger. Moreau le Jenne. The Crowning of Louis XVT. at Rheinis. January ii. 1775- The Royal Feast at the Town Hall, January 21. 1782. Masked Ball given at the 1 own Hall. January 23. 1782. oreau, Gustave. Sulpis. The Apparition. Hesiod and tlu- IMusc. urillo. Martinet The Nativity of the Vn-gm. eter de Hooch. Levasseur The Interior of a Hutch Home. aphael. (a) La Fornarina. (b) The Transliguration on the Mount. ^ Desnoyers. Aug_ (c) The Dresden Virgin so-called of St. Sixtus. Desnoyers. Aug. embrandt. Vi'^» .\ Man's J^)rtrai^ -'I'lu- man who is laughing. The Pilgrims of Fmmaus, (jaillard. :igaud. Rdelinck. Desjardin>. tubens, Peter Paul. J- Andrens The Crowning of the Queen. iarto, Andrea del. Dezarrois. La Madona del .\rpie. reniers. Blanchard. The Return <<\ the Prodigal Son. rerburg. J Francois. The Gallant Soldier. •rroy, De, Jr. Vars. \ Bethshel)a I'.athing i> Suri)nsed by David. Suzanna i- Snri)ri>e(l by the Old .- Men. Iritian. J- Jacciuel. p Sacred and i'mfane L. Manuel, Henri. Paris. Art photographs. portraits. Mathieu-Deroche. Paris. Photographs on enamel. .Miniatures. Mendel, Charles, Paris. Photographical books and publications. Photo-review. 62 Mercier. Pierre, Paris. Special speed plates; products for (ievelopint,'- and fixing. Otto, Paris. Photographs. Photo Club de Paris, Paris. Photo- graphic proofs, publications. La Revue de Photographie. Collective exhibit by: Bergon, P.; Berteaux, G. ; Binder-Mestro (Madame): Bourgeois, P.; Bremard. M.; Brunetta d'Usseaux (Comte E.); Bucquet, Mile. A.; Coste, v.; Cunha, da; Dardonville, L. ; De- niachy, R.; Dubreuil, P.: Ecalle. G.; Fauchier Magnan, A.; Ferrand. G. : Grimprel, G. ; Guerin, H.; Hachette, A.: Hnguet, Mme. A.; Krafft, H.; La- guarde, Mile. C; Ledard, R.; Lehideux; Vernimnen, A.; Marquet, L.; Mathieii. E.; Montgermont, Comte G. de; Hor- tareiix. A.; Naudot, P.; Petit, G.; Puyo, C; Rochambeau, Comte R. 'de; Roy. G.; Stoiber, A. H.; Tontain, A.; Tysz- kiewicz, Comte B. Prieur & Dubois & Co., Puteaux (Seine). Photogravure. Photocollography. Hel- iography in three colors. Richard, Jules, Paris. Enlarging of ver- ascopic proofs. Ste . anonyme des appareils photograph- iques a rendement maximum, Neuilly- s-Seine. Pliotographic and stereo- scopic apparatus. Ste . anonyme des plaques et napiers photographiques lumiere et ses fils, Lyon-Monplaisir (Rhone). Photo- graphic plates and paper. Ste. anonyme des plaques, pellicules et ])apiers pliotographiques, J. Jmigla, Admin istratenr-Deleguc, Paris. Plates, films, papers, photograpliic apparatus. Ste.Industrielle de Photographie, Rueil (S. & O.) Photographic device. Photo- grapliic plates and pai)ers: rotatory ma- chines. Turillon, Louis, Paris and Levallois-Per- ret. Optical instruments for photo- graphy. FRENCH COLONIES. ALGERIA. Bouldougre, photographs. FRENCH INDIA. Abbaye, Radjou, N. V., Pondicherry. i'.oards showing paintings and ])hoto- graphs. LA REUNION. Robert, Ulysse, Ingenieur Colonial, Chef (In Service des Travaux. Saint Denis. .Albums of pIiotograi)hs. GROUP 17. Affolter, Paris. Specimens of bindings. Alcan, Felix, Paris. Books on science and philoso])hy. Allemagne, D', Paris. Books. 1 Annales Politiques et Litteraires, Les, 1 M. Duchcmin. President. Paris. News- 1 papers. I Balagny, Georges, Paris. Collection of the Review: "Les .\nnaks Politiques; et Litteraires." i Bahon-Rault, a Rennes (I. & V.). Spe-I cimens of bindings. j Belin freres, Paris. Classical books. ' Belin, Theophile. Paris. Rare and an- cient books. Beranger, Charles, Paris. Books on] Civil Engineering, public works andj architectural art. ! Bernard & Co., E., Paris. Art and scien-' tific books. , Boyveau & Chevillet, Paris. French i Telegraphic Codes. Brunoff & Co., de, Paris. Artistic print- ings. BuUoz, Jacques Ernest, Paris (Libraire). .\rtistic pul)li cat ions. Carteret & Co., L., Paris. Stitched and botmd books; illustrations. Cercle de la Librairie, Paris. Collections of '"La Librarie:" s])cciniens of stamps Chambolle-Duru, Paris. Specimens of; bindings. Chapelot & Co., E., Paris. Books and periodical military publications. Charles, Lavauzelle. Henri, Paris. Mili- tary reviews. Conte, Jules, Paris. Review^ of ancient and modern art. Coulet, Camille, Montpelier (Herault) Books on metlicine and science. Cours Professionels du Syndicat Patro- nal de la Reliure et de la Brochure Lenale, Directeur. I'aris. SpecimeIl^ oi bindings. Danel, L., Lille (Nord). Black and colot printing. David, Salvator, Paris. Specimens ol bindings. 63 elagrave, Charles, Paris. Standard books, maps and globes. epelley, Joseph, Limoges (Hte-Vien- ne). Prayer books and specimens of bindings. igues, Paris. Artistic albums, elmas, Gabriel, Bordeaux (Gironde).' Directories and guide books. elvaille, Georges, Bordeaux (Gironde). A volume on Horticulture. oin, Octave, Paris. Books on medicine, science and horticulture. reyfus-Bing, Paul, Paris. Books, ucloz, Francois Victor, Moutiers Ta- rentaise (Savoie). "Savoyarde" li- brary of rare and curious books. uche, E., Paris. Books on architect- ural engineering. urand & Ses Fils, A.. Paris. Musical publications. urel, Adolphe, Paris. Books, igel, Michel, Paris. Specimens of bind- ings. Gildings, albums. noch & Co., Paris. Musical publica- tions. inaille, Maurice, Paris. Books, srroud, Paris. Fine books, lammarion, E., Paris. Books and var- ious publications. loury, H., Paris. Fine books, original drawings. authier, Henri, Paris. Popular books and publications. authier-Villars, Paris. Books of pure and applied science. edalge, Jonas Elias, Paris. Standard books: boards; Metrical compendium. leize, Jules, Paris. Collection of the paper "L'Exposition de Hanoi" Pa- per, "L'Exposition de St. Louis." oubaud, Abel, Paris. Collection of fashion magazines. ravier, Henri, Paris. Medical books. • ruel, Leon, Paris. Specimens of bind- ings. uerinet, Armand, Paris. Artistic books and albums. uilmoto, E., Paris. Books on Oriental literatun-. fachette & Co., Paris. Standard books on literature. autecoeur, Jules, Paris. Engravings; photogravures: water colors; facsimi- les. Henon, Henri, Calais (P. de C). A vol- ume on machine made lace industry. Hetzel, Jules, Paris. Illustrated books for education and amusement. Hollier, Larousse & Co., Paris. Books and instructive boards. Houssiaux, Paris. Books. Huot, Jules, Paris. Books. Joubert, Martin Celestin, Paris. Musical publications. Kieffer, Rene, Paris. Specimens of bind- ings. Lafitte, Pierre, Paris. Original copies of "Femma" "La Vie au Grand Air" "Alusica." Lanquest, Georges Gabriel, Paris. Jour- nals. Laurens, Henri, Paris. Works on Art. Layus, Lucien, Paris. General report on the Glasgow Exposition. Lebon, Desire Ernest, Paris. Books on science. Lemerre, Alphonse, Paris. Books. Lentz, Frederic, Paris. Solbeggio Les- soni; nuisical publications. Le Soudier, H., Paris (Librairie). French and foreign books. Levy, Emile, Paris. Reviews, periodicals; works on Art. Librairie Armand Colin (Max Leclere & II. Piourrelier), Paris. Classical books. Lortic, Paris. Bindings. Magnier, Ch. & Ses Fils, Paris. Speci- mens of bindings. Mallemont, Paris. Periodical papers. Maloine, A., Paris. Books on medicine. Mame & Fils, A., a Tours (I. & L.). P)Ooks im education, teaching, and for prizes. Masson & Co., Paris. Books on medi- cine, science and education. Mercier, Emile, Paris. Specimens of ar- tistic biiulings. Mode Illustree, La, M. L. Joly, Direc- teur, Paris. Drawings, water colors; engravings; extracts from the collec- tion of the paper. Monsegur, Paris. Weekly review. Nathan, Fernand, Paris. Books, maps and school boards. Naud, C, Paris. Books on medicine and science. Navarre, Albert, Paris. Periodical paper. 64 Nerini Emmanuel Charles, Paris. Books (Ml music. Nicolas, Adolphe Charles, La Bourboule ( I'. if I'l^cole des Cliartres. Picard, Alphonse & Fils, Paris. Articles and Ixiiiks t'ns. Pozzi, Dr. Samuel, Paris. Treatise on Gynecohig}-. Puel de Lobel, Ernest, Paris. Military Annuary. Revue Illustree, Franz Namur, Directeur, Paris. Collection of the Review. Richtenberger, Eugene, Paris. "La Pein- ture en Europe." A collection of illus- trative catalogues, written in collabora- tion with M. Lafenestre, member of tile Institute. Risacher, Paris. Artistic annuaries. Romagnol, Paris. Illustrated books; fine editions: original engravings. Rothschild, Dr. Baron Henri de, Paris. P)oi iks on medicine. Rouquette, Paris. Books. Roustan, Paris. Books. Rouveyre, Edouard, Paris (Librairie). Works on Art. Ruban, Petrus, Paris. Specimens of bindings. St. Andre de Lignereux, Paris. Artistic bindings. Sarriau, Henri, Paris. Books on Numis- matics. Schleicher Freres & Co., Paris. Books on science and i)hilosophy. ' Schmid, Charles, Paris. Books on dec- orative art; ])erio(bcab architecture. heatrical Schmoll, Emile, Paris. Small book; l)lan dub for workmen. Schwob, Maurice, Nantes (Loire-Infre).I Repertoires of the works relative to' the general leveling of I'rance. , Societe des Cent Bibliophiles, M. E. Rod-; rigues, I'residenl, l'ari^. l'"ine books.. ])rinted in a limited numl)er of copies.. Societe Francaise d'editions d'art, H.. May, Directeur, l'ari>. Si)ecimens of book illustration-. ! Societe de Propagation des Livres d'Art.! Paris. Fine book--. j Souze, Paul, Paris (Librairie). Books.] Specimen^ of a special method of cn-j graving for gilt work. j Tallandier, Jules, Paris. Musical pub-' lications. Taride, Paris. Books and maps. Terquem, Paris. Books. i Thezard, Emile, Dourdan (S. & 0.)| IJooks on architecture, decorations andi house furnitm"e. Vallette, Rene, Paris. Editions of gbldeni record l)i h ik>. ^ I Vermot, Maurice, Paris. Books. Almanaci Vermot. i Vigues, Emmanuel, Paris. General re-j pertory of the national and internation al commerce. I Weill, H., Paris. Specimens of bind ing>. FRENCH COLONIES Ministere des Colonies (Colonial Of fice). Paris. Graphic schemes; volume- and small books. ALGERIA. ; Haric. Algeria. Books. LA REUNION Chretien, Henri, Saint Denis. Collec lion of i)idjlicalion.-.. Cossin, La Reunion. Publications. Gaisault, Gabriel, La Reunion. Albun of idiotographs. MacAuliffe, J. M., Cilaos. 3 books, en tilled "Cilaos. i)ittores(|m- el Thermal : GROUP 18. Barrere. Henry, Paris. Geographica Geographies maps. Erhard Freres Paris. maps Forest, Joseph, Paris. Geographica maps; terrestrial and celestial glohc- slates; globes; cosmographies; pliy- cal and ])oHtical maps. FRENCH COLONIES MADAGASCAR Bourdier, Philippe, Chef du Service To- pograpliiquc. Tananarive. A map of Madaj^ascar. scale, i-ioooooo. showing al! the grants made u\) to the 1st of January, 1904. Georgio, Paul-Jean, Capitaine d'lnfan- terie Cnloniale ( Ktat-Major ), Tanan- arive. Map of Madagascar on canvas, scale i-ioooooo. Geodetical map of Madagascar. scale 1-500000. Four leaves of the map of Madagascar, scale, r-500000 Hydrographic and hypsome- tric maps of the forests of Madagascar, scale. 1-350C000. A photographic panorama of Tananari\e. LA REUNION Lafont, Le Docteur, Directeur du Lab- oratorie dc Ijacteriologic. ,Saint Denis. A map of La Reunion. Photographs of the laboratory. Robert, Ulysse, Ingenieur Colonial Chef (hi Service des Truvaux, vSaint Denis. .\ map of La Reunion island. A re- lief i)lan of La Reunion island. GROUP 19. Administration of Coins and Medals, Paris. Collection of coins and medals of the various reigns and periods. Jaille-Lemaire, J. B., Paris. Telescopes. Optical ap]iaratus. iellicni, Charles Henri, Nancy. Instru- ment (jf precision for leveling and geodesy. bureau of Art, Paris. Medals and dies, the pro])erty of this l)nreau. 'ollot, Armand, Paris. Scales, weights and measures. ^olmont, Valette & Co., Vve E., Paris. Douhlc opera glasses. Telesco])es and niagnifyiug glasses. iolaz, Lucien, Paris. Weighing apparat- u.s. gages, thermometers: gasometer with mercury; calorimetric bomb; lift and force i)um]). iuillaume, Eugene, Paris. Optical in- struments, spectacles. luet, Louis Henri, Paris. Telescopes. 'Jptical ai)paratus. i'hotographic a])- paratus. Stereopticons. 'ellin, Philibert, Paris. Instruments of precisiou. 60 Radiguet, Ernest Julian, Evreux (Eure). Special glasses for surveying appara- tus. Richard, Jules, Paris. Scientific appara- tus and instruments; anemometers; barometers: thermometers; dynamo- meters, etc. GROUP 20. Bercut, Jules Joseph, Paris. Surgical ai)i)ar;itus. Gaillard, L., Paris. Surgical apparatus. Gerin-Lajoie, Paris. Apparatus of gyne- cology. Giroux, Lucien, Paris. Drawings, atlases and instruments for ophthalmology. Hamonic, D. P., Paris. Surgical instru- ments and the "Hamonic" system. Lequeux, Paul, Paris. Laboratory appara- tus; app.aratus for sterilizing and dis- infecting. Mathieu, Gabriel, Paris. Surgical and other instruments. Menciere, Dr. Louis, Rheims (Marne). Surgical instruments: photcjgraphs of revolving osteatome. Moria, P., Paris. Surgical instruments. Mougin, Dr. Joseph, Paris. Cases of in- struments and medicines for expedi- tions. Neuf, Joseph, Paris. Apparatus for vet- erinary surgery. Pannetier, A., Commentry ( Allier). Trusses and apparatus for hernia. Ster ilizing apparatus. Porges, Fernand and Jules, Paris. Sur- gical instruments; sterilizing ap]);i- r.'itus. Renault, Dr. Charles Jules Edouard, Paris. .Ap])aratus for inhaling dry va- pors. Rondeau, Leon (Maison Delamotte), Paris. Surgical instruments. band- ages; gum and India rubber. Sauvez, Dr., Paris. Appliances and in- struments used in the jiractice of den- tistry at the Paris Dental School. Verdin, Charles, Paris. Scientific in- struments for experimental physi- ology. Wickham, G. & L., Paris. Apparatus for hernia. Wulfing-Luer, Paris. Surgical appli- ances. 66 FRENCH COLONIES LA REUNION Lafont, Le Docteur, Saint Denis. A book concerning the laboratory of bacteri- ology. GROUP 21. Association des Ouvriers en Instru- ments de Musique, Paris. Musical m- struments in copper and wood. Bercioux, Eugene, Paris. Metal and wood wind instruments. Besson, Fontaine Besson Adolphe, Paris. Wood and copper instruments. Bilde, Charles, Armey (Haute-Savoie). Harmoniums, double clavier. double oppression, eight set. Burgasser & Theilmann, Paris. Grand pianos, cottage pianos. Caressa & Francais, Paris. Violin, tenor violin; violincello; drill: bow; colo- phone. Chartier, Louis. Paris. Grand piano; cottage piano. Chartier, Louis, Paris. Cottage piano. Collectivite des Instruments de Musique, I'aris. Pianos and organs. Coquet, Fils, Leon, Paris. Cottage pianos. Delfaux, Emile, Paris. Musical instru- ments in copper. Dumont & Co., Les Andelys (Eure). Alediophone. Evet'te & Schaeffer, Paris. Musical in- struments. Girard, Joseph, Paris. Cottage piano. Gottereau, Alphonse Lucien, Paris. Reeds for wind instruments. Hel, Pierre, Lille (Nord). Musical in- struments with strings and bows. Jacquot, Albert Etienne Charles, Nancy (M. & M.) Violin; violincello, books on musical instruments. Klein, Henry, Montreuil s. Bois (Seine). (a'and piano. Labrousse, J., Paris. Cottage piano. Lary, J., Levallois Perret (Seine). Cot- t;ige niano. Legay. Emile, Paris. Cottage piano. Limonaire Freres, Paris. Mechanical organs. Mustel, Pere et Fils, Paris. Celesta d'orchestre; organs. Pinet, Leon, Paris. Metal reeds; tools; for timing and other tools for musical- instruments. ; Pleyel, Wolff, Lyon & Co., Paris. Grand' piano, chromatic harp, double piano., Pruvost, Edmond Victor, Paris. Cot-j lage piano. Renard & Cahouet, Paris. Cottage piano. Selmers, Henri, Paris. Musical instru-. ments; reeds; flutes; clarinettes; haut- boys; bassoons; saxophones. Societe Anonyme des Acieres et Forgesi de Firminy (Loire). (Ar. Hugot Fih; Dr.) Strings for piano; frames for! piano. Ulmann, Ch. & J., Paris. Musical in- struments in copper and wood; reeds Vasselin, Edouard Zephirin, Paris. Cot! tage v)iano. Weingarthner, Eugene Theodore, Paris; Cottage piano. GROUP 23. Astier, P., Paris. Pharmaceutical spe; cialties. ^ Auge, Henri, Lyon (Rhone). Phamia ceutical products. Bardy, Alfred, Paris. Sterilized pro ducts. Behal, Auguste, Paris. Organic chem istry treatise; chemical products. Bellanger, Henri, Paris. Chemical pro ducts. Treatment of waste material from factories. Bertaut-Blancard Freres, Paris. Drugs pills; syrups of iodine and iron. Bloche, Albert, Paris. PharmaceuticJ products; bioxide of barium; barnu salts. Borrel & Fils, G. L., Bagnolet (Seine Various products of chenucal nulu; tries, glues; gelatine; animal and " dustrial oils; bones; iron; grease. Bourdeau, Leon, Ivry-s.-Seine (Seine Acids and pigments; pr and colors. Varnisho. Mallet, Paul, Paris. Drawings of chem- ical ai)i)aratus. Michaud, Aubervilliers (Seine). Soap and jjljcc-rin. Midy, L., Paris. Pharmaceutical pro- ducts. Monin, Hector (Maison Dorin), St.-La- zaro. ]'ari>. 'I'^ilot ])reparatii mis and ])aints for ilu- taci'. Moureau, Charles, Paris. Chemical pro- duct.-. Nitot, Edouard, Paris. Pharmaceutical l)ri iducts. Pannetier, A., Commentry (Allier). Chemical ai)i)aratu>. Paquier, Pierre Albert, Paris. Artificial precious stones. Rubic>. Pennes Fils & Boissard, Paris. Salts for slimulatin;-;- baths. Antiseptic vinegar. Perrody & Co., E., Paris. Glycerines. Pharmacie Normale, M. J. A. (Belieres, Directeur). Paris. Chemislr}-. I'.oxes ior medical aid. Antisei)tic ])rodncts. Plassard, Louis, Paris. Perfumery. Poulle, Charles, Paris. Chemical pro- ducts. Li(|Uor> and lo/.en.i^es. I'.la- line ])Oinii. Prunier, G., Paris. Chemical products. Couipres.sed Viclu': vichy-lUat Lozen- ,ti:es: "[Icurosine." Ricoles & Co., de, St.-Ouen (Seine). .Mint alcoh.,1. Robin, Maurice, Paris. Pharmaceutical pr< iducts. Roure Grasse, Louis, Alpes-Maritimes. k:i\v materials of ])erfuniery. Rousselot & Co., Paris. Glue and gela- tine. Roussilie Freres & Co., Pau (Basses- I'yrenees). \\'a.\ C'lndles. Soai)>. Roy, Edouard & Co., Paris. Tanning materials; chemical prodnct>. Sabatier, Paul, Paris. Dr. Langlebut's \\ addinji' catapla^nie. Schaffner (Darrasse Freres, Success- ein's). I'aris. I'harniaceut ical i)ro- ducts. Schloesing Freres & Co., Paris. Sulphur and deri\ ati\es. Societe Anonyme de Glycerin Parisienne, .\oisy-le-Sec (.^einc). Raw and re- fined sl\'^"erine. Societe Anonyme Pour le Fabrication dt la Soie de Chardonnet. I'.esancconn (l)onbsj. Thread- and fabric- made of artilicial silks. Societe Francaise des Eaux Minerales. . Mineral waters. j Societe des Produits Chimiques, de Mar- ' seille-rF.sta(pie (M. Iv l-ombard, Di- rectenr). Chemical products. Trouette, Edouard, Paris. Pharmaceu- tical products. Vandamme, Albert, Lille (Nord). Raw : material of ])harmacy; dru.Lfs. >inip!e i and compounded. ; FRENCH COLONIES La reunion Bedier, Gabriel, Saint Denis. Febrifuge wine. Bertaud, Frederic, La Reunion. Geran- ium oil. Foucques, Albert, Saint Denis. Essences. Grondin, Alberic, Saint Denis. Siccative powder, made out of home plants. Gysin, Charles, Saint Denis. Alcohol and acetone oil. for lii^ditinti' and heat- ing purposes Pierre, August, Saint Denis. Perfum- ery; essential oils; toilet articles. Turpin, Dr. Horel, Saint Denis. Drugs and chemicals. Thymo-phenic wash V )lw. FRENCH COLONIES Madagascar Roques, Colonel due Genie et Directeur ,_ des Travaux Publics, Tananarive. I Photographs showing the country from Tananarive to the sea and the public j! works novc in execution. GROUP 27. Armand, Eugene. Paris. Drawings and phi)t('grai:)hs. Bartaumieux, Charles Victor, Paris. Photographs of architecture. Bertrand, Emile, Paris. Drawings of ar- ch it ectm"al engineering. Besdel, Albert, Paris. Drawings of ar- ch i tec t\n-al engineering. Bonnier, Louis, Paris. Drawings of ar- chitectural engineering. Bugeon, Jules, Paris. Photographs. Champion, Henri, Paris. Drawings of .'irchitectural engineering. Chassin, H., Paris. Photographs and drawings. Constant, Bernard, Paris. Drawings of architectural engineering. Cornil, Georges, Paris. Drawings of ar- chitectural decc^ration. Decron, Leopold, Paris. Drawings of archUectural engineering. Despagnat, Eugene, Paris. Photographs of works executed In- the firm. Dubois, Albert, Paris. Photographs of works executed by the firm. Dupard, Rene, Paris. Photographs of works; drawings. Ernest, Gaston, Paris. Drawings of ar- chitectural engineering. Guillaume, Henri, Paris. Water color; architectural engineering. Kulikowski, Florian, Paris. Plaster mouldings. Lang & Ses Fils, Paris. Photographs of work,-^ executed l)y the firm. Levoisvenel, Albert, Paris. Drawings and ])hotographs. Montarnol, Eugene, Paris. Drawings of architectural engineering. Morin-Goustiaux, Georges, Paris. Draw- ings of architectural engineering. Noel, Paul, Paris. Drawings of archi- tectural engineering. Quantin, Charles, Paris. Photographs <:)f works. Raynaud, Leon, Paris. Drawings of ar- chitectural engineering. Robert, Emile. Clamart (Seine). Draw- ing> of architectural engineering. 70 GERMANY. LOCATION: BLOCKS 14, 15, 16, 16A, 24, 25, 26, 26A, 34, 35, 36, 36A, 44 . 45, 46, 46A. East end of the Palace. Printing and Typography GROUP 15. Bauersche, Giesserei, Frankfurt a. M. type for text, headings and ornament, capital types. Beyer, Theodore, Dresden. Posters. (Installed in the Varied Industries Building.) Modern artistic placards. Berthold, H., Berlin. Typometer on the Didot system. Bibliographical Institute (Meyer), in Leipzig. Printing and publishing; Meyer's large encyclopaedia. Bruehlsche Universal Buch u. Stein- druckerei (R. Lange). Geissen. Com- mercial and artistic printing; cata- logues. Bund der Chemigraphischen Anstalten Deutschlands, Berlin. Etchings and heliogravures. (Installejl in the Ger- man Building.) Georg Buexemstein & Co., Berlin. Pho- to-colored printings. (Installed in Ag- riculture Building.) Deutscher Buchgewerbeverein, Leipzig. Typography and art in child-life. Eckstein & Stable Royal Art Institute, Stuttgart. Placards and series-maps. Felsing, O., Berlin. Multi-chrome etch- ings. Genzsch & Heyse, Hamburg. Type- founders' products. Herder's Printing & Publishing House, Freiburg im Breisgau Hoffmeister, Heinr., Leipzig. Type foun- dry: original productions a specialty. Hoffman, Wm., Dresden. Modern ar- tistic placards. (Installed in the Va- ried Industries Building.) Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin. Modern artistic placards. Kast & Ehinger, Stuttgart. All colors of every pictorial trade. Kempewerk Typographers Supplies & Machinery Co., Nurenberg. Paper matrices; printing and combined ste- reotype apparatus. Klinkhardt, Julius, Leipzig. Lithograph- ical work for scientific purposes. Koehler & Lippmann, Braunschweig. Wood cuts for technical industries. Kreysing, G., Leipzig. Printing in Ori- ental languages. Lovinsohn, Dr. & Co., Berlin-Friedrichs- felde. Black and colored inks for all branches of printing. Meissner & Buch, Leipzig-London. Chromographic printing and publish- ing. Mollig, A. & Co., Hanover. Lithograph- ic art publishers. Nister, E., Nurenberg. Fine art printer and publisher. Pinkau, Emil & Co., Leipzig. Litho- graphy; photography, and phototype works. Poeschel & Trepte, Leipzig. Books and printed matter. Reichsdruckerei, Berlin. Book printing; litliograph}', etc. Reichespostamt, Berlin. Stamps. (In- stalled in .\gricultm-al Building.) Reinhart, Joseph, Gross-Lichterfelde. Enormous wood cuts. Rudhard's Type Foundry, Offenbach a. M. Specimen books, pamphlets, etc. Schelter, J. G. & Giesecke, Leipzig. Type foundry, brass and wood cut. Scheunert, Arno, Leipzig. Fancy tickets. Schoppmeyer, Prof, Ansgar Privatdo- zent. Schoenebcrg, near Berlin. Stalling, Gerhard, Oldenburg i. Gr. ilan(l-]iress engra\ings. Trowitzsch & Son, Frankfort a. O. Pho- totyi)y in colors. 71 ereinigung der Kunstfreunde, Berlin. Pliototypy in colors. 'ieweg, Friedr. & Son, Braunschweig. Printers, pnblishers, etc. 'incenti, C, Daressalam. Pictorial cards. (Installed in Agricnltnral Building.) Vasmuth, Ernst, Berlin. Artistic plates and tables of architecture, etc. Veber, J. J., Leipzig. Printer and pub- lisher; xylography and galvanoplas- tics. GROUP i6. ^ktien-Gesellschaft Aristophot, Taucha- Leipzig nnd Berlin. Photo-mechanical printing. Jenade, Jul., Erfurt. Photos. Jruckmann, Ernst, Heilbronn a. Neckar. Photographs in antotypy. Jruckmann, F., Munich. Autotypes. 3und der Chemigraphischen Anstalten Deutschlands, Berlin. Chromotypes and black; two-fold autotypes. (Ger- man State Building.) Carstensen, H. W., Flensburg. Amateur Photos. Duehren, von C. J., Berlin. Photos. Duehrkoop, R., Hamburg. Photograv- ures of caniara pictures; photos. Elektro-photochemische Industrie Ber- lin, G. m. b. PL, Berlin. Photographs on wood and leather. Engelken, Dr. H., Alt-Scherbitz. Photos. Erfurth, Dresden. Photos. Erfurth-Dresden, Dresden. Photos. Erhardt, Otto, Cos wig-Dresden. Amateur photos. Ette, Fritz, Eisleben. Photos. Plenair photos and autotypes. Ferner & Son, Kaiserslautern. Chalk print. Felsing, O., Berlin. Copper-plate print- ing: etchings. Gesche, W., Hamburg. Amat. photos. Glauer, Max, Oppeln. Photos. Goertz, C. P., Friedeman bei Berlin. Fo- cus projection apparatus for colored photos. Prof. Dr. Miethe's method. Goerke, Franz, Berlin. Amateur photos. Gottheil, Albert, Danzig. Photos. Gottheil, Emil, Konigsberg in Pr. Photo- graphs. Gottheil, H., Danzig. Amateur photos. Hardy, Dr. Hugo, Berlin. Photographs of German East Africa. (German Sec- tion, Agricultural Building.) Hartmann, Jacob, Ludwigshafen a Rh. Portraits in gunimi pigment and ozo- typie. Herrmann, Dortmund. Photos. Hertwig, Aura, Charlottenburg. Amateur photos. Hildebrand, H., Stuttgart. Amateur photos. Hilsdorf, Bingen a. Rh. Photos. Hochstein & Weinberg, Berlin. Card- board for printing. Huelsen, Atelier, Berlin. Photos. Junior, Frankfurt a. M. Photos. Jupiter, elektrophotographische, Gesell- schaft m. b. H., Frankfurt a. M. Ap- paratus for instantaneous photo- graphy. Kirstein, Dr. A., Berlin. Amateur photos. Knapp, Wm., Halle a. S. Photos. Kruess, A. Optical Institute, Hamburg. Photographs of German East Africa. (German Section. Agricultural Build- ing.) Knebeler, Wilh., Darmstadt. Photos. Lette-Verein, Berlin. Amat. photos. Lorenz, Max, Klotzsche-Dresden. Ama- 1 teur photos. Lueders, Peter, Hamburg. Amateur photographs. Luetzel, Gebr., Munich. Photos. Lusche, Max, Hof. i. B. Photos. Mannheim, Dr. Berlin. Amateur photos. May, Max, Hamburg. Amateur photos. Meissner & Buch, Chromolithograph- ische Kunstanstalt, Leipzig. Photo- typy- Miethe, Dr. Prof., Charlottenburg. Pro- jection of natural colored photograms. Moeller, Max., Aachen. Amateur photos. Mueller, Friedr., Munich. Photos. Mueller, Mart., Blasewitz bei Dresden. Photos. Niclou, Johann, Chemnitz. Photos. Nister, E., Nuernberg. Art prints; pho- togravures and photolithographs. Pieperhoff, A., Halle a. S. Photos. Proessdorf, R., Leipzig. Amateur photos. Raab, Jos., Braunscheig. Photos. Ranft, Arth., Dresden. Photos. Raupp, Erwin, Wiesbaden. Photos. Richter, Director, Lipine. Amat. photos. 72 Ruf, C, Freiburg i. B. Photos. Rumbler, Wiesbaden. Photos. Saupe, Gertrude, Berlin. Amat. photos. Scharf, Otto, Crefeld. Amat. photos. Schatz, Ernst, Breslau. Amat. photos. Schuessler, Hedwig, BerUn. Amateur ])hotos. Selke, Photosculpt. Society, BerUn. Orig- inal photoplast. Siemssen, Augsburg. Photos. Sieveking, Dr. G., Hamburg. Amateur photos. Sinsel & Co., Leipzig. Phototypy in one or more colors. Stalling, Gerhard, Verlagsbuchhand- lung, Oldenburg, lingravings. Steidel, E., Berlin. Amateur photos. Urff, S., Hanau. Amateur photos. Vereinigung der Kunstfreunde, Kunst- verlag, Berlin. Colored phototype. Vincenti, C, Daressalam. Photographs. (Installed in Agricultural Building.) Wasmuth, Ernst, Berlin. Architectural publications. Weimer, Wm., Darmstadt. Photos. Weingaertner, Ed., Leipzig-Lindenau. Amateur i)hotos. Werner, Gustav, Leipzig. Photos. Wier. Bruno, Dresden. Photos. Winkel, Karl, Gottingen. Amateur pho- tos. Winkelmann, M., Berlin. Amateur pho- tos. Witt, Prof. Dr. O., Berlin. Amateur pho- tos. Wolleschak, Ed.. Naumburg a. S. Auto^ type j)ortrait. Ziemens, Aug. M., Vincenz, Neustad. Amateur photos. GROUP 17. Africapost, Hamburg. Newspapers. (In- stalled in .\gricullnri' lUiildiug. ) AUgemeine, Verlagsgesellschaft m. b. II., INlunchen. X'arinus hdok's. Andre, Johann, Offenbach a. M. Music. Auer, A., Stuttgart. Music. Bard, Marquardt & Cie., Berlin. Books. Behrens, Prof. Peter. Dusseldorf. Artis- tic enihellisliuient of llu' ()riicial Oer^ man Catalogues. Belaieff, M. P., Leipzig. Music. Benjamin, A. J., Hamburg. Music. Berger, Fuwelser and Pesterrech, Buch- I)in(lernieister. Dresden. rior)k of the cit}-. Bertram, R., Leipzig. Music. Bibliographical Institute (Meyer), Leip- zig. Books. Boehm, A. & Son. Augsburg. Music. Bote, Ed & G. Bock, Berlin. Brauer, Adolf. Dresden. Braun & Schneider, Munich. Wood cut work. Children's picture books. Breitkopf & Haertel, Leipzig. Popular editions of the classics. Lithographic cliarts. Musical \v"rks. Breslauer & Meyer, Berlin. Freihr. von Muenchhausen's Ballads. Brockhaus, Max, Leipzig. Music. Buchhandlung des Traktathauses. Bre- men. Music. Busch, C. du ToUois Sohne, Krefeld. Mercantile lithographs. Office pla- cards. Callwey, Geo. D. W., Munich. Artistic juveniles. Calvary, S. & Co., Berlin. Songs of the Ghetto. Carisch & Jaenichen, Mailand. Music. Colonial Committee. Berlin. Publica- tion concerning colonial economj'. Cottasche, J. G., Buchhandlung, Stutt- gart. Music. Variety of general works. ]>indings. Deutsche Export Revue, Berlin. Publica- tion. Deutscher Buchgewerbsverein, Leipzig. Publicaticuis of the association. Deutscher Buchgewerbeverein, Leipzig. P.uchkunst mid Kuust im "Lcben des Kindes." Deutsche Verlagsanstalt, Stuttgart. Sev- eral juN'cnile hooks. Deutsch Ost Africanische Zeitung Daressalam. Xe\vspai)er>. (Installed in .\griculture lluilding. ) Diebener. Wm.. Leipzig. Artistic v^'orks, monograms and designs and engrav- ings. Diederichs. Eugen. Leipzig. Artistically l'',m belli shed hook-covers. Dietrich, Wm., Leipzig. Music. Drugulin, W., Leipzig. Books. Duerr, Alphons, Leipzig. Illustrated iu\enile hooks. Eulenburg, Ernst, Leipzig. Music. Firnberg, B., Frankfurt a. M. Music. 78 Fischer, A. E., Bremen. Music. Fischer, S., Berlin. Bindings. Fischer & Franke, Duesseldorf. Artis- tically einhellished bunks. Forberg, Robt.. Leipzig. Music. Freier, Verlag, Berlin. Book publishers. Fries, Phil., Zuerich. Music. Fuerstner, Ad., Berlin. Music. Gensch & Hayse, Hamburg. Printing. Glaser, F. C, Berlin. Technical periodi- cals. Gleichauf, Fritz, Regensburg. Music. Groos, Jul., Heidelberg. Text-books. Groscurth, W., Berlin. Music. Grote, G., Berlin. Art history. Hainauer, Jul., Breslau. Music. Halfmann, Heinrich, Krefeld. Exlibris. Harmonic Pub. Co., Berlin. Biographies of musical celebrities. Publications. Heinrichhofens Musik Verlag, Magde- burg. Music. Heinsius, M. (Machfe), Leipzig. Pub- lications with pictures from child life. Herder, Freiburg im Breisgau. Books. Hessling, Bruno, Berlin. Publications. Heymann's Verlag, Berlin. Publications. Hinz, H., Altona. Music. Hirth, Geo., Munich. Juvenile art peri- rulicals. Hoffarth, L., Dresden. Music. Hofmeister, Friedr., Leipzig. Music. Hohns. G. A. & Sons, Krefeld. Books. Hug, Gbr. & Co., Leipzig. Music. Inselverlag, Leipzig. Books. lankeg Kaestner, Leipzig. Wood cuts ftir technical purposes. Janssen, Alfred, Hamburg. Various books Junne, Otto, Leipzig. Music. Kahnt, C. F. (Successor), Leipzig. Music. Keller, Heinrich, Frankfurt a. M. Works on the science of arts. Kistner, Fr., Leipzig. Music. Kittel, Paul, Berlin. Juveniles. Klein, J. B. (M. Buscher), Krefeld. Print- I ing specimens. iKoch, Alexander, Darmstadt. Various ' art periodicals. i^olonialwirtschaftliches Comite, Berlin. Books; periodical pul)lications. Kramer-Bangart, Edgar, Kassel. Music. Kuethmann. Gerh., Dresden. Scientific works. Langen, Albert, Munich. Books; "Sim- plicissimus" and back numbers of '"Simplicissimus." Langenscheidt's Book Publishing & Printing Co.. Berlin. Encyclopaedic dictionaries, vocabularies. Lattmann, F. A., Goslar. Printings. Lehmann, Fritz, Stuttgart. Books and charts. Leuckart, F. E. C., Leipzig. Music. Loewe, Ferd, Carl, Stuttgart. Juveniles. Luckhardt, Friedr., Leipzig. Music. Luckhardt's Musikverlag, R. Lebrecht, Stuttgart. Music. Meyer & Seitz, Munich. Publications. Morgenstern, Ernst, Berlin. Periodicals for graphic artisans. Musikhaus zum Franz Liszt (R. Volk- mann), ^^'eimar. ^^lusic. Musik-Woche, Leipzig. Musical news- paper. Nister, E., Art Institute, Nuernberg. Books. Ochmann, Heinrich, Leipzig. Publica- tions. Oldenburg, Martin, Berlin. Books. Oertel, Louis, Hanover. Music. Paestel, Hermann, Berlin. Periodicals Parey, Paul, Berlin. Books. (Installed in Agriculture Building.) Perthes, Justus, Gotha. Books, maps. (Installed in Agriculture Building.) Peters, C. F., Leipzig. Music. Poeschel & Trepte, Leipzig. Books and i:>rintings. Preiser, H., Liegnitz. Music. Pustet, Friedrich, Regensburg. Liturgi- cal judilications. Rahter, D., Leipzig. Music. Rahtke, Alb., Magdeburg. Music. Reichsdruckerei (Printing Office of the Imperial Government), Berlin. P>ooks; printings; paper. Reichspostamt, Berlin. Maps. (Installed in Agriculture Building.) Reimer, Dietrich (Vohsen, Ernst), Ber- lin. IJooks, m;ips, charts and coats of arms: works on German East Africa. Reinecke, Gebr., Leipzig. Music. Rozsavolgye & Co., Budapest. Music. Rudhard'sche Giesserei, Offenbach a. M. Printing. V4 Ruhle, Carl, Leipzig. Music. Schafstein & Co., Con a. Rh. Juve- niles and picture books. Schlesinger'sche Buch & Musikhandlung, Berlin. Books. Schmidt, C. F., Heilbronn a. N. Music. Schmitz, Max, Leipzig. Music. Schotts, B. Sohne, Mainz. Song books for children. Schottlaender & Co., Berlin. Export edition of the "Confectionair." Schroeder, Walther, Berlin. Music. Schroeder, H., (Machfe), Berlin. Music. Schuberth, Fritz, Jr., Leipzig. Music. Schuberth, J & Co., Leipzig. Music. Schultz, Wm., Berlin. Books Schuster & Loeffler, Berlin. Books; music. Schweers & Haake, Berlin. Music. Seemann, E. A., Leipzig. Etchings and wood cuts. Senfl, Bartholf, Leipzig. Music. Siegel, C. F. W. (R. Linnemann), Leip- zig. Music. Simrock, N., Berlin. Music. Sittenfeld, Julius, Berlin. Calendars. Spamer, Otto, Leipzig. Popular scienti- fic works. Stargardt, J. A., Berlin. Books. Sueddeutscher Musikverlag, Strassburg i. E. Music. Susserott, Wilhelm, Berlin. Books; maps. (Installed in Agriculture Build- ing.) Sulzbach, W., Berlin. Music. Teubner, B. G., Leipzig. Scientific works;' artists' lithographs; b(Joks. Usambarapost, Tanga. Newspapers. (In- stalled in Agriculture Building.) Velhagen & Klasing, Bielefeld and Leip- zig. Books; wood cut illustrations. Verein der deutschen Musikalienhand- Icr, Leipzig. Music of all kinds. Verlag des Deutschen Reichs-Adress- huch fuer Industrie Gewerbe Handel, Berlin. Publications. Verlagsanstalt, F. Bruckman, Munich. B>ooks and bindings. Vieweg, Chr. Fr., Berlin. Music. Vieweg, Friedr. & Sohn, Braunschweig. Wood cuts for scientific purposes. Books. Voigtlander, R., Leipzig. Books and ar- tists' lithos. Volckmar, F., Leipzig. Library in the reading rfiom of the German State Building. Vries, Henry, Coeln a. R. Music. Wasmuth, Ernst, Berlin. Architectural publications. Weber, J. J., Leipzig. Wood cut illus- trations. Weiss, Jul., Berlin. Music. Wiegand, Geo., Leipzig. Books for young people. Winter, C, Heidelberg. Periodical pub- ' lications. (Installed in Agriculture Building.) Zimmermann, Jul., Heinrich, Leipzig- Music. GROUP i8. j ( Installed in (rerman Section — Educa- ■ tion.) Colonial Committee, Berlin. Maps con- cerning colonial economy. (Installed i in German Section. Agricultural ] Building.) Dinges, J., Mindelheim. Geographical sections and reliefs. ; Freytag, G., & Berndt, Wien. Atlases and J charts. Hirt, Ferdinand, Breslau und Leipzig. • Sch(jol maps, etc. Hobbing & Buechle, Stuttgart. Charts, etc. Holzel, Ed., Wien. Geographical charts, etc. Imperial Government of German East .\frica. Charts; nautical almanac, etc. ( Installetl in .Agriculture Building.) Kartographische Verlagsanstalt, Leipzig. School maps. Kindt, Fritz, Steglitz bei Berlin. Geo- gra|)hical reliefs. Koehler, K. F., Leipzig. Maps. Kolonialwirtschaftliches Komitee, Ber- lin. Cidonial charts, etc. (Installed in (u-rman Sectimi .\gricnlture.) Krantz, Dr. F., Bonn. Reliefs. Kruess, A., Hamburg. Photographs. (In- stalled in German Section, .\gricul- ture.) Littauer, J., Munich. Reproductions. (In- stalled in German Section — Palace Va- ried Industries.) Morgenstern, E., Breslau. School maps. Mueller-Froebelhaus, A., Dresden, School maps. 75 Perthes, Justus, Gotha. (a) Maps, etc. (Installed in German Section, Palace of Liberal Arts.) (b) Map of Ger- man East Africa. (Installed in Ger- man Section— Agriculture.) Reimer, Dietrich, Berlin. Maps, etc., of German East Africa. (Installed in Ger- man Section — Agriculture.) Rengersche Buchhandlung, Leipzig. City plans. Roth, Emil, Giessen. Maps. Schotte, Ernst, & Co., Berlin. Charts, globes, etc. Schreibers, J. F., Lehrmittelverlag, Esz- lingen bei Stuttgart. Pictures. Seemanns, E. A., Verlag, Leipzig. Pic- tures. Stankiewicz, P., Berlin. View of a geo- logical wall. ^elhagen & Klasing, Bielefeld and Leip- zig, .\tlases, etc. (Partly installed in Lrberal Arts P.ldg.) Wachsmuth, F. E., Leipzig. Charts, plates, etc. Wagner, H., & Debes, E., Leipzig. At- lases and charts. Werkstaetten der Kunstgewerbeschule, Magdeburg. Printed matter. (Installed in German Section — Varied Industries.) Westermann, George, Braunschweig. At- lases and school maps. Winckelmann & Soehne, Berlin. Geo- graphical views. Wohlfeldt, A., Magdeburg. Printed re- prirt. (Installed in German Section — Varied Industries.) Wollermann, Hellmuth, Braunschweig. School maps. etc. GROUP 19. (Installed in the German Section of Edu- cation Building.) Bamberg, Carl, Friedenau, near Berlin. Astronomical and geodetical instru- ments. Bartels, Georg, Goettingen. Electrome- ters and seismometers. Bekel, Max. Hamburg-Barmbeck. Bal- ances. Bieling, Hugo, Steglitz b. Berlin. In- struments of precision. Bosch, J. & A., Strassburg i. E. Meteoro- logical instruments and seismometers. Brunnee, R. (vorm Voigt & Hochge- ^ang). Goettingen. Polarization and [ Chemical microscopes; collection of ' fine grindings. Bunge, Paul, Hamburg. Balances. Burger, Reinhold, Berlin. Scientific glass apparatus and instruments of preci- sion. Burkhardt, Arth., Glashuette (S.) Calcu- lating machines. Continental Caoutchouc & Gutta-Percha Co., Hanover, India. Dreyer, Rosenkranz & Droop, Hanover. Armatures for boilers and machines. Fechner, M., Potsdam. Geodetical instru- ments. Fuess, R., Steglitz by Berlin. Meteoro- logical and optical instruments. Goetze, F. O. R., Leipzig. Thermometers Beckmann apparatuses and spectral tubes. Greiner, Ephraim, Stuetzerbach i. Th. Scientific glass apparatus. Guenther & Tegetmeyer, Braunschweig. Apparatus for measurement <>f elec- tricity in the air. Gundelach, Emil, Gehlberg i. Th. Scien- tific glass apparatus. Halle, B., Steglitz-Berlin. Optical prod- ucts for polarization. Hartmann & Braun, A. G., Frankfurt a. M. Electrical measuring instruments. Hasemann, A., Berlin. Scales of preci- sion. Hauswaldt, Hans, Dr. phil h. c, Magde- bnrg-Neustadt. Representation of in- terference. Heele, H., Berlin. Instruments of pre- cision. Heraeus, W. C, Hanau. Electric stoves for laboratories. Hommel, H., Mainz. Tools of precision for standard measures. Huefner, Prof. Dr. G. von, Tuebingen. (Installed in the Liberal Arts Palace.) Imperial Government of German East Africa. Coins. (Installed in Agricul- ture Building.) Junkers & Co., Dessau. Calorimeters. Kaiserliche Normal Eichungskommis- sion, Charlottenburg. Precision scales. Kohl, Max, Chemnitz i. S. Physical and chemical instruments. Koehler, Fritz, Leipzig. Scientific appa- ratus. (Installed in Palace of Liberal Arts.) Kgl. Aeronautisches Observatorium, Berlin. Exploration of upper air reg- ions. 76 Kruess, A., Hamburg. Spectral apparatus photDiiU'tcrs. Leitz, E., Wetzlar. Optical instruments. Leppin & Masche, Berlin. Physical ap- paratus fur (Icnii uistratin.i;. Lux, Friederich, Ludwigshafen. Instru- monts t"i>r (K'UTiiiininn- \fl<)cil\'. Mensing, A., Berlin. Tide gauges for liif^li sea. Miethe, Prof. Dr., Charlottenburg. Tri- Cdlor i)riijeclinL;' a])parains. Moeller, J. D., Wedel i. H. Preparations for micriisci ipical use. Mueller-Uri, Richard, Braunschweig. .\l)i)aratns for jiln-sics and chemistry. Niehls, W., Berlin. Scientific glass ap- l)aratu.s. Peters, J., Berlin. Polarization appara- tus; calorimeters. Physikalisch-Technische Reichsanstalt, Charlottenburg. Scientific apparatus and photographs. Pressler, Otto, Leipzig. Scientific appa- ratuses. (Installed in Palace i>f Lilu'ral .\rts.) Richter, C, Berlin. Thermometers. Riedinger, A., Augsburg. Model of kite balloons. Riefler, Clemens, Muenchen. Drawing instnmienls: astronomical clocks: Rosenberg, Th., Berlin. Geodetical in- struments. Sartorius, F., Goettingen. Scientific pre- cision instruments. (Installed in Pal- ace of Lil)eral Arts.) SchaefFer & Budenberg, Magdeburg. Hy- draidic iiressnre jntni]). Schaeffer & Walcker, Berlin. Kinemat- oj^rapliical ajiparalns. (installed in the 'ryr(deau A1])S. ) Schanze, M., Leipzig. Scientific appara- Urs. (Installed in the i'alace of Pii)eral Arts.) Schumann & Cie., Glashruette i. S. Arith- nionu-ters. (Installed in h'\h. Arts Pal- ace. ) Schmidt, Franz & Haensch, Berlin. Sci- entilic instrmnents. Schoenner, G., Nuerenberg. Drawing in- struments. Schopper, Louis, Leipzig. Scales. Schott & Genossen, Jena. Scientific and li-chnical glasses. Schultze, G. A.. Berlin. Technical meas- uring instruments. Seibert, W. & H., Wetzlar and Berlin. ()ptical instruments. Siebert, Dr. & Kuehn, Kassel. Glass ])recision instruments. Siemens & Halske. Berlin. Electrical measuring instruments. Sommer & Runge, Berlin. Dividing ma- chine apparatus for testing of kero- sene oil. Spoerhase, Wilg. vorm. C. Staudinger & Co., (jiessen. i'recision scales. Tesdorpf, Ludwig, Stuttgart. Instru- ments for astronr)my and geodesy. Toepfer, Otto & Sohn, Potsdam. Astro- pln-sical and terrestrial magnetic in- struments. Wanschaflf, I. & Son, Berlin. Astronom- ical, physical, geodetical instruments. Wolf, Prof. Dr. Max, Heidelberg. Scien- tific photographs. Wolff, Otto, Berlin. Electric resistances of precision. Zeiss, Carl, Jena. Optical instruments,. micri iscopes. telescope^. GROUP 20. (Installed in German Section — Educa- tion.) Albers-Schoenberg, Dr., Hamburg. TransiJareul i)iclures. Anatomische Anstalt der Universitaet^ I'erlin. Anatomical prei)arations. etc. Anatomische Anstalt der Universitaet, Preslau. ^lodels. i)hotographs. etc. Anatomische Anstalt der Universitaet, Preiiaratious. models, etc. Anstalt der Universitaet, Models, etc. Anstalt der Universitaet, .Models, etc. Anstalt der Universitaet, Prei)arations. etc. Anstalt der Universitaet. P.rlangen. Anatomische (ii lettingen. Anatomische Halle a. S. Anatomische lleidelherg. Anatomische jena. Pre])arations. drawings, etc Anatomische Koenigsl.H-r Anatomische lA-ipzig. !'.( Anatomische .\l uenchen. Anatomische St rasshurg. Anatomische Wni'ivhufi: Anstalt der Universitaet. ,. .\nalomical preparations. Anstalt der Universitaet. >k i>f inslruclion, etc. Anstalt der Universitaet. .Mo.Ud of skull. Anstalt der Universitaet, I 'rei)arations. Anstalt der Universitaet,^ Atlas. i)lates. etc. 77 Augenklinik der Groszherzogliche Uni- viT^itact zu I'roibur;^- i. Ilr. Wall platos. etc. Becker, Mechanical Shop. Goettingen. MikrotDiiu'. Benda, Dr., Berlin. Pathologic-anatomi- cal pi"ci)arali<>ns. nc. Berliner, Dr. Paul. Berlin. Anatomical ])rc'i)aratiiin>. Biel, W., Itzehoe bei Hamburg. Stumpf's rcfnnn sliiling' windnw. Boehme, Moritz, Berlin N. Complete hospital furnishing'. BoUe, C, Berlin. Photographs showing nnuU'l (lair\-. Borner & Hertzberg. Berlin. Pictures in hydruthorapy. Bruck, G., Berlin. Electro-laryngoscopic pi )ck(.'I piece. Camp, Dr. de la, Berlin. X-ray pictures in lung' tnliercnlMsis. Cenische Fabrik auf Aktein, Berlin. Ar- ticles tor ])nrposes of disinfection. Chirurgische Universitaetsklinik, Berlin. Pictures. diai)osilive. etc. Chirurgische Klinik der Universitaet zu I'reslau. .\loulaL;'en. Ivoc'nt.u'oyrams, etc. Chirurgische Universitaetsklinik, Bonn. Hot air hoxc-s. i-tc. Chirurgische Klinik der Universitaet zu KoL'ni»-slier.iu;-. Colored plates of facial tumors. Chirurgische Klinik der Universitaet, Kiel, i n.siruct ion ])lates in fractures, etc. Chirurgische Klinik der Universitaet zu Leii)zi.L;-. Photographs. Christoph & Unmack, Akt. Ges., Niesky. Model transportable lios])ita!. Cowl, Dr., Berlin. X-ray pictures of lung tnhercidosis. Detert, Berlin. Durit ice bags. Deutsche Gesellschaft fuer Chirurgie, I5erlin. I'ortrails of surgeons. Dittmar, W., Berlin. Adjustable hospital C.it. Draegerwerke, Luebeck. Oxygen-chloro- t'lrin apparatus. Duerck, Dr. Hermann, Muenchen. Pho- t'lgraphs. etc.. of infectious diseases. Dustless (Incorporated), Berlin. Dust- less > 111. Elektromotor (Incorporated), Berlin. Ar- ticU-.-. lor hosi)ital furnisliing. [. Enke, Ferd.. Stuttgart. Books. Enoch, Dr. Karl, Hamburg. Serothera- peutical i)reparations. Farbwerke, Hoechst a. M. Serotherapeu- tical preparations. Fischer, Gustav, Publisher, Jena. Books in haclerii do.g_\-. Fischer, F. L., Surgical Instruments, I'reiluir.g i. I'.. .Models, etc. Fraenkel, Dr. A., Berlin. Pictures, etc. Frosch, Prof., Trier. Graphic presenta- tion of war on typhus. Gans, Ludwig W., Frankfurt a M. Sera. Graf, Dr. & Co., Berlin. Disinfectant paints, etc. Greeff, Dr., Berlin. Preparations and drawm.gs. Guenther, Paula, Berlin. Charts and draw ings. Gutzmann, Dr. Hermann. Berlin. Dem- 1 uistratin.g api)aratus. Hansemann, Dr. von, Berlin. Pathologic- anatomical ]H-e])arations. Haertel, Georg, Breslau. Surgical instru- ment s. Hartmann, Rud. A.. Berlin. Drawings, etc. Heilsberg, Ostpreussen. Serum-institut. Sera. Hirschmann, H., Berlin. X-ray appara- tus, etc. Immelmann, Dr., Berlin. X-ray pictures. Jung, R., Heidelberg. Mikrotome. Kaiserliches Gesundheitsamt, Berlin. .'statistics, etc.; models; painlm.us. Klinik fuer Hals und Nasenkrankheiten. I'.erlin. T'alholo.Liic-anatouiical prepa- rations, etc. Klinik fuer Haut und Geschlechtskrank- lieiten. lietdin. h'ramed pKates. photos, etc. Klinik fuer Augenkrankheiten in der Cliarite, lierlin. P.athoh i.gic-anatomical ])i"eparalii nis. Knappschaftsverein Bochum, Bochum. .\nicles i)n disease. Kolbow, Fritz, Berlin. Representation of dissect in.L; methods: cistin.gs in wa.x. etc. Kbniglisches Institut fuer Infektions- krankdieiten zu llerlm. (."ultures, micrci- l)iiot(),granis, etc. Kbniglisches Anatomisch-Biologisches Institut iler L'niversitaet. P)erlin, Path I il( igical ]pi"e])arat i' >ns. Koniglisches Hygienisches Universi- taet.-^insiiiiu zu P.resl.au. l'>,icteriolo<;i - cal instrumeiils, etc. 78 Koniglisches Institut fuer Experimen- telle Therapie zu Frankfurt a. M. Wall plates, photos, etc. Koniglisches Hygienisches Universitaets- institut zu Halle a. S. Charts, etc. Konigliches Universitaetsinstitut fuer Untersuchungen niit Roentgenstrahlen zu Berlin. Pictures, etc. Koerting, Gebr., Koertingsdorf bei Han- over. Ray apparatus, etc. Kreitling, Paul, Berlin. Acetylene gas producer. Kroenig, Dr., Berlin. Demonstration plates. Kroener, A., Breslau. Wax models of diseases, etc. Keummel, Dr., Hamburg-Eppendorf. Stereoscopic Roentgen Atlas; photos and X-ray pictures. Langerhans, Dr., Berlin. Pathologic- anatomical preparations. Lassar, Dr., Berlin. Colored diapositive showing syphilis infection: nioulagen of skin tuberculosis, etc. Lautenschlaeger, F. & M., Berlin. Dis- infecting apparatus and laboratory apparatus. Lehmann's, J. F. Verlag, Muenchen. Charts in gynecolog}' and surgery. Leitz, E., Berlin and Wetzlar. Micro- scopes and apparatuses. Lentz, Ernst, Berlin. Instrument cases, etc. Lesser, Dr., Berlin. Finsen treatment photographs. Levy-Dorn, Dr., Berlin. Lung tubercu- losis X-ray pictures. Loewenstein, Louis & H., Berlin. Kysto- scopic instrumentarium; surgical in- strument factor}\ etc. Lorenz, Dr. Darmstadt. Serum against swine er3-sii)elas. Lungenheilstaette zu Belzig. Statistical l)lates. Lysoform (Incorporated), Berlin. For- maldehyde preparation, etc. Medizinisches Warenhaus, Berlin. Mod- els and instruments. Medizinalabteilung des Koeniglich Preussischen Kriegsministcriums in Berlin. Abdominal typhus views. Medizinalabteilung des Koeniglich Preussischen Ministeriums der Gcist- lichen, etc., .\ngelegenheiten, Pierlin. Plans. Merck, E., Darmstadt. Serotherapeutic preparations. Messters Projektion (Incorporated), Berlin. Machine for kinematographic j projection. | Moeller, Dr., Belzig. Reincultures, pho- tographs, etc. Mueller, F. Ad., Soehne, Wiesbaden. Ar- tificial eyes. Neumayer, Dr. Ludwig, Muenchen. Model of head skeleton. Neurobiologisches Universitaetslabora- torium, Berlin. Charts, plates, etc. Niedner, Dr., Berlin. Picture of a com- pressic)n bandage. Oberregierungsrat Beisswaenger, Stutt- Liart. Description of the combating of swine er3-S'i)elas. Oettingen, Dr. W. von, Steglitz. Models in plaster paris. Ohrenklinik der Koeniglichen Charite, Berlin. Models, atlas, etc. Orthopaedisch-Chirurgische Klinik von | Dr. Fopp & Dr. Eckstein. Berlin. Pho- | tographs. ^ Pathologisches Institut der Koeniglichen Tieraerztlichen Hochschule, Mucn- i clu-n. Pathological i)reparations. ! Pathologisches Institut der Universitaet, Berlin. Pathologic-anatomical prepar- > ations. Pathologisches Institut der Universitaet, zu K\v\. Stereosco]uc photographs. Pathologisches Institut der Universitaet. Breslau. Colored plates. Pathologisches Institut der Universitaet, zu ^luenchen. Patholr)gic-anatomical preparations. Petzold, M., Chemnitz. Diapositive for projection, etc. Pfau, H., Berlin. Face protection for phthisicians. Pharmakologisches Institut der Univer- sitaet. Berlin. Physiologically tested' remedies. Piorkowski. Dr., Berlin. Colored plates. Powdewils Fabriken (Incorporated). .\ugsburg. Drawings, etc. Psychiatrische und Nervenklinik der Cniversitael. Kiel. Preparations Psychiatrische Klinik Giessen. Plans and drawings. Quantmeyer & Eicke. Berlin. Linoleum samples. Riedel, J. D., Berlin. Poison extracting case. 79 Jietschel & Henneberg, Berlin. Draw- ings, etc.; sterilizing apparatus for destroying carcasses. Jumpel, Dr., Hamburg. Colored plates. (Chanze, M., Leipzig. Microtome. (Chiltsky, Dentist, Berlin. Models in pla.-;ter paris. Ichmidt, Franz, & Haensch, Berlin. Oc- ular mirror. Ichmorl, Dr., Dresden. Stereoscopic at- las. leibert, W. & H., Berlin. Microscopes. ieifert, Praeparator, Berlin. Model of section of head. liemens & Halske, Berlin. Roentgen di- apositive demonstrating apparatus. lilberstein, Dr. Ernst, Berlin. Model for oxygen inhaling apparatus. limundt, Percy, Berlin. Surgical instru- ments. itaatliches Hygienisches Institut, Ham- burg. Pictures and preparations. iteger, J., Leipzig. Anatomical models, etc. lobernheim. Dr., Halle a. S. Cultures, preparations, etc. 'hermophorgesellschaft, Berlin. Ther- mophore pillows, etc. 'homer. Dr. Walter, Berlin. Diapositive of photographs. rniversitaetspoliklinik fuer Orthopae- dische Chirurgie, Berlin. Orthopedic denionstrations. Iniversitaetsklinik fuer Hautkrankheit- en, Rrcslau. Stereoscopic photographs, etc. Iniversitaetsklinik, Breslau. Stereoscop- ic-medical atlas of ophthalmology. Vestphal & Reinhold, Berlin. Photo- graph of adjustable bed, etc. Vindler, H., Berlin. Nickeled case with instnmients. Vulff, E., & Hohmann, Berlin. leiss, Carl, Jena and Berlin. Stereoscop- ic apparatus; microscopes. ^entralkomitee fuer das Rettungswesen 111 Preussen, Berlin. Graphic presenta- tion of conveyance of sick, etc. Jiegler, Friedrich, Freiburg i. B. Models tor instruction in anatomy, etc. GROUP 21. ^dier, Oscar, & Co., Mark-Neukirchen. •vlusical instruments. (Installed in Va- ried Industries Palace.) Bluethner, Julius, Leipzig. Pianos. (Alig- not system.) (fustalled in the German Pavilion and in the Palace of Varied Industries.) Dealer to the principal crowned heads of Europe. Twelve first awards. Grand prix, Paris. 1900. Sole agent for U. S. A., Dr. H. Fabri, 4404 West Pine BL, St. Louis, Mo. See Section II. of catalogue. Deutsche Automaten-Gesellschaft, Stoll- werk & Co., Coeln. Automatics of every kind. (Installed in German Tyrolean Alps.) Diehl, August, Hamburg. Violin and cello bows. Hohner, Mathias, Trossingen. Harmon- icas; accordions; ocarinas. Ibach, Rudolf, Sohn-Schwelm. Pianos and wings. (Installed in Palace of Va- ried Industries.) Imperial Government of German East Africa. Primitive native instruments. (Installed in Agricultural Building.) Jehmlich, Gebrueder, Dresden. Organ machinery; blast worked by electric motor. (Installed in German Section, Palace of Varied Industries.) Maud, Karl, Coblenz. Pianos. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) Mollenhauer, I. & Soehne, Fulda. Musi- cal instruments. Pfretzschner, Herman Richard, Mark- Neukirchen. Bows for violin and cello. (Installed in Palace of Varied Indus- tries.) Richter, F. Ad. & Co., Rudolfstadt. Re- volving musical instruments. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) Rittershausen, E., Berlin. Flutes. Schiedmayer, Pianoforte-Fabrik, Stutt- gart. Piaud. (Installed in German Section, Palace of Varied Industries.) Vogtlaendische Musikinstrumentenfab- rik, Doelling, H., Jr., Marktneukirchen. String instruments. (Iiistalled in Ger- man Section, Palace of Varied Indus- tries.) Welte, M. & Soehne, Freiburg i. B. Or- chestrians and pneumatic organs. (In- stalled in Palace of Varied Industries.) GROUP 22. A. G. Schaeflfer & Walcker, Berlin. Searchlight apparatus fur theatrical ef- fects. (Installed in German Tvrolean Alps.) Eberhardt, Max, Engenieur, Muenchen. Fire-extinguishing apparatus. (In- stalled in German Pavilion.) Gautsch, Konrad, Muenchen. Fire-extin- guishing apparatus. (Installed in Ger man Pavilion.) 80 l^eichner. L., Berlin. Theater face pow- der, paints. (Sec Group 2^.) Minimax Apparate Bauges, Berlin. Fire- extinguishing apparatus. ( fnstalled m German Pavilion.) GROUP 23. (Installed in the Palace of Electricity.) Dr. Abegg, Prof.. Breslau. Electrotech- nical apparatus. Dr. Ahrens, Prof., Breslau. Scientific works. A. G. d. Chemischen Produkten-Fabrik- Pommercnsdorf in Stettin. Chemical preparations. A. G. f. Anilin Fabrikation, Berlin. Ar- tificial organic colors; smelling mate- rials; phot'Vgraphic developers. A. G. f. Chemische Produkte, vorm. H. Scheidemandel. Landshut. Bayern. Glue. A. K. fuer Teer & Erdoel-Industrie, Ber- lin. Products of tar-distillation. Altmann, Paul, Berlin. Apparatus for laboratory use. Amme, Giesecke & Konegen, Braun- schweig. LaboratiM-y mill. Anschuetz, Dr. Prof., Bonn-Poppfelsdorf. Maps, preparations and apparatus. Apel, W., Goettingen. Electro-chemical apjiaratus. Badische Anilin & Sodafabrik, Ludwig- slialen. .\rtilieial organic cr)l()rs. Bartels, Georg, Mechiniker, Goettingen. Apparatus according to Dolezalek. Barth, Johann Ambrosius, Verlagsbuch- handlung, Leipzig. Scientific works. (Installed in German Section. Palace of Agriculture.) Beckmann, Dr. Prof., Leipzig. Apparatus and pre]Kiratii>n>. Behrend, Dr. Prof., Hanover. Organic ])reparatii ms. Bergmann. F. E., Wiesbaden. Scientific works. (Installed in (iicrman Seclion, Palace of Agricidture. ) Biehringer, Dr. Prof., Braunschweig. Or- ganic iirejiar-ations. Biltz, Dr., Privatdozent, Goettingen and Kiel. Apparatus for dotermining the density 1 J \ap( irs. Blochmann, Dr. Prof., Koenigsberg. In- ( irganic ])rep;iralii ms. Boehringer, C. F. & Soehne, Mannheim- W'ahlhot'. .Vlkaloids. smelling materials and remedies: svnthet. Ricchstoffe. Borchers, Dr. Prof., Aachen. Electrical furnaces. Bredig, Dr. Prof., Heidelberg. Electro- chemical apparatus: scientific work^. Bredt, Dr. Prof., Aachen. Constitution- | models of camplnjr; ]>reparatio)i,s. Brunck, Dr. Prof., Freiburg i. S. Appara- tus for gas anaK>is: morganic prep- arations. Buchka, Dr. Prof., Von Berlin W. Scien- tilic works. Buchner, Dr. Prof., Berlin. Hydraulic press: chemical preparations. Buelow, Dr. Prof., Tuebingen. Organic l)reparations. Bunte, Dr. Prof., Karlsruhe i. B. Ap- paratus for gas analysis. Busch, Dr. Prof., Erlangen. Organic l^reparations. Cassella, Leopold & Co., Frankfurt a. M. All kinds of dyestnffs and intermediate Iiroducts. Chemisches Untersuchungsamt des Kgl. Polizeipraesidiums. Plerlin. Appara- tus, etc.. for the control of food. (In- stalled in Agricultural Building.) Ceresin-Fabrik, Graab & Krahnich, Rix- dorf 1). Berlin. Waxes and lanolines. (Installed in Liberal Arts Palace.) Ceresinfabrik Gebrueder Maus, Coeln a Rll. Ozocerite, etc. Chemische Fabrik von Blank, Hugo, Ber- lin. Methylacohol ; fornialdehytle. Chemische Fabrik Durlach (Dr. Neu- berg). Crc-moftartari for baking pow- der! Chemische Fabrik Gernsheim-Heubruch, Alamdicim. .Metal salts and organic jireparatious. Chemische Fabrik Griesheim-Elektron, l''rankruri ;i. M. .\letaL. alkalies, an- iline ])reparalions. Chemische Fabrik Hoenningen, vormals Walther .Feld & Co. Manutactory ol barium preparations. Chemische Fabrik, vorm. Weiler-ter- .\ieer. L'erdingen a, Rh. .\rlificial or- ganic colors and their intermediate l)roducts. Chemische Fabrik, Dr. Schaal, Eugen. kcuerbacli. Preparations of varnisli. Chem. Institut der Universitaet, Berlin. I'.usi'^ and prei)arations of noted clieni- isls. Chem. Institut der Universitaet, Bonn. .\lod(,'lv and ])reparations. 81 ;iassen, Dr. Prof., Aachen. Models and ai)paratus for quantitative analysis by electrolysis. :ohen, Dr. Prof.. Goettingen. Electro- cluiiiical coal precipitates. Conrad, Dr. Prof., Aschaffenburg. Or- i;anic ])reparatinns. )ennstedt, Dr. Prof., Hamburg. Appara- tus for combustion of organic com- pounds; organic preparations. Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft. Ber- lin, Maps: scientific wDrks. Diederichs, Carl, Goettingen. Apparatus acciirding- to Nernst. )imroth, Dr., Tuebingen. Organic prep- arations. Doebner,- Dr. Prof.. Halle a. S. Organic l)reparations. Dralle, Georg, Hamburg and Altona. Soaps; perfnmes; creams. (Installed in Liberal Arts Palace.) Drude, Dr. Prof., Giessen. Electrochemi- cal apparatus. Eisenmann, R., Berlin. Alcohol; butyl- propylalcoln )1. Elbs, Dr. Prof., Giessen. Electro-chem- ical apparatus. Preparations obtained by an electro-chemical way. Emmerling, Dr. Prof., Berlin. Organic and idiysiological prejjarations. Engelmann, W., Leipzig. Scientific works. (Installed in (German Section. Palace of Agriculture.) Engler, Dr. Prof., Karlsruhe i. B. "Atom models: apparatus. The first artificial indigo; artificial petroleum. Enke, Stuttgart. Book concerning meat insjjection. (Installed in German Sec- tion. Palace of AiiTiculture. ) Enslin, O., Berlin. Scientific works. (In- stalled in German Section. Palace of .V^rictdture.) Erdmann, Dr. Prof., Charlottenburg. Ap- I)aratus. Farbenfabriken vorm. Friedr. Bayer & Co.. .A. G., Klbcrfclrl. Dycstuffs: remedies: photographical developer. Farbenwerke, vorm, Meister, Lucius & Bruening, A. G.. Hoechst a. M. Dye- stuffs: remedies: photographical de- veloper. Fischer, Dr. E. Prof., Berlin. Organic preparations. Fischer, Dr. O.. Prof., Erlangen. Or- .sranic colors. Fischer, Dr. Ferd.. Prof., Goettingen. Apparatus for gas analysis. Freund, Dr. Prof., Frankfurt a. M. Or- ga.nic preparations. Fromm. Dr. Prof., Freiburg i. B. Or- ganic preparations. Gabriel, Dr. Prof., Berlin. Preparations. Gerber, August, Coeln a. Rh. Busts. Germanisches Museum, Nuernberg. Al- chemical apparatus. German Thermophor Co., Andernach a. Rh. Thermophor. (Installed in Ger- man Section, Palace of Liberal Arts.) Giesel, J. & Co., Dresden-Plauen. Non- poisonous colors for eatables, grease and soap. Goeckel. Dr., Heinrich, Berlin W. Ad- justed apparatus for analytical pnr- pe)ses. Goldschmidt, Th., Chemische Fabrik & Zinnhuette, Essen-Ruhr. Demonstra- tion of the Thermit process for weld- ing and casting. Grossmann, Dr. H., Muenster i. W. In- organic double-salts. Haarmann & Reimer, Chemische Fabrik zu Holzminden. Synthetic smelling materials; vanillin; ionon, etc. Harries, Dr. Prof., Charlottenbur^. Ap- paratus for distillation in vacuo. Ozone apparatus. Scientific works. Organic preparations. Hartmann & Braun, Mechaniker, Frank- furt a. ]\1. Electro-chemical apparatus. (Parti}' installed in German Section. Palace of Agriculture.) Heidelberger Gelatinefabrik Stoess & Co., Heidelberg. Glue for all purposes. Heinsius, W., Nachfolger, Leipzig. Treatise on dairies. (Installed in Ger- man Section, Palace of Agriculture.) Hempel, Dr. Prof., Dresden. Apparatus for gas analysis and fractional distil- lation. Heraeus, W. C, Hanau. Quartz and plat- inum vessels. Electrical furnaces. Plat- inum api5aratus for chemical labora- tories. (Installed in German Section, Palaces of Agriculture and Electri- city.) Heyl, Gebr., & Co., Charlottenburg. All kinds of inorganic colors for paper in- dustry, etc. Holde, Dr. Prof., Berlin. Apparatus for testing oils. Organic preparations. Horn, Paul, Hamburg-Eilbeck. Lacquer, varnish and enamel (Liberal Arts Pal- ace.) Juenger & Gebhardt, Berlin. Perfumes; soaps; creams. (Liberal Arts Palace.) 82 Junkers, Alex., Berlin. Weather-proof mineral paints. (Liberal Arts Palace.) Hueffner, Dr. G. von, Prof., Tuebingen. Spectro-photometer. (Installed in German Section, Palace of Agncul- tnre.) Hugerstoff, F., Leipzig. Ampere meters according to P.redig & Halm. Ichthyolgesellschaft Cordes Hermanni & Co., Hamburg. Ichthyol prepara- tions. Imperial Government of German East Africa. Tanning material: wax India rubber; gutta-percha. (Installed in German Section, Palace of Agricul- ture.) Jacobson, Dr. Prof., Berlin. Preparations and scientific works. Kaiserliches Gesundheitsamt, Berlin. Laboratorj' for inspection of food. (Installed in German Section, Palace of Agriculture.) Kalle & Co., Beibrich a. Rh. Dyestuffs. Kell, A., Planen i V.. Periodical on chemistry. (Installed in German Sec- tion. Palace of Agriculture.) Kerker, Erwin, Mechaniker, Breslau. Ap- paratus according to Abegg. Kerm, F. N., Breslau. Wall map con- cerning food inspection. (Installed in German Section, Palace of Agricul- ture.) Knapp, Verlagsbuchhandlung. Collec- tion of electro-technical works. Knoefler, Dr. O. & Co., Ploetzensee bei Berlin. Preparations for incandescent gas light. Knoll & Co., Ludwigshafen a. Rh. Or- ganic preparations; remedies. Knorr, Dr. Prof., Jena. Organic prepara- tions. Koehler, Fritz, Mechaniker, Leipzig. Ap- paratus according to Ostwald. See Group 68. (Installed in Gernian Sec- tions, Palaces of Agriculture and Elec- tricity.) Koenig, Dr. Prof., Muenster i. W. Ap- paratus and organic preparations; sci- entific works. Kgl. Preussische Porzellanmanufactur, Berlin. Porcelain vessels for chemical laboratories. Kreidel, C. W., Wiesbaden. Analysis of wines. (Installed in Gernian Section, Palace of Agriculture.) Kruess, A., Hamburg. See Hygienic ex- hibits. (Liberal Arts Palace.) Kuehling, Dr. Prof., Charlottenburg. Sci- entific works. Kuester, Dr. W., Prof., Tuebingen. Or- ganic preparations. Kunckell, Dr., Rostock i. W. Organic preparations. Kunheim & Co., Berlin. Preparations for incandescent gas light; inorganic prep- arations; liquid chlorine; ferrocyanide of potassium, etc. Kutscher, Dr., Marburg. Yeast prepara- tions. Ladenburg, Dr., Breslau. Inorganic and ; organic preparations; scientific works, i Lange, Dr. Prof., Krefeld. Demonstra- tioii of the use of organic colors. Langwisch, B., Nachfe, Hamburg. Per- [ fumes; powder; rouge. (Liberal Arts Palace.) i Leichner, L., Berlin. Perfumes; cosmet- ' ics; powder; rouge. (Liberal Arts Palace.) Lentz, E. A., Berlin N. Apparatus for ' chemical laboratories. (Partly install- ; ed in Palace of Agriculture.) ! Leuners, Oskar, Mechanisches Institut, I Dresden. Apparatus for gas analysis according to Hempel. Liebermann, Dr. Prof., Berlin. Organic i preparations. Lindner, Dr. Prof., Charlottenburg. Ap- paratus, models and preparations of fermentation ; chemistry. Lippmann, Dr. Prof., Von Halle a. S. Sci- entific works. Luther, G., A. G., Braunschweig. Labor- atory mill. Lux, Friedrich, Ludwigshafen a. Rh. Gas balance. Mahla, Dr. Prof., Berlin. Organic prep- arations. Markwald, Dr. Prof., Berlin. Organic preparations. Radio-active materials. Marquart, Dr. L. C, Beuel-Bonn a. Rh. Organic and inorganic preparations. Mayerhoff, Franz & Co., Machinenfabrik. Berlin. Laboratory mill. Merck, E., Chemischem Fabrik, Darm- stadt. Remedies; preparations for mi- croscopy, bacteriology, photography and analysis. Meyer, Dr., Von, Dresden. Scientific works. Meyer, Dr. Prof., Braunschweig. Organic preparations. Meyerhoffer, Dr. Prof., Berlin. Models. 83 ^ichaelis. Dr. Prof., Rostock i. M. Inor- ganic and organic preparations. yiiethe, Dr. Prof., Charlottenburg. Prep- arations for colored ])hot()graphy. ^ittelbach, Robt., Mechaniker, Goettin- gen. Apparatns according to Nernst. ^itscherlich. Dr. Prof., Freiburg i. B. Organic preparations. ^bhlau. Dr. Prof., Dresden. Colloidal in- digo. ^laumann. Dr. A., Prof., Giessen. Re- proilnction of api)aratns nsed bv Lie- big. Nernst, Dr. Prof., Goettingen. Electro- clieniical apparatns. Electro-chemical laboratory table. Mieske, Alwin, Chemische Fabrik Al- ther/lierg, Dresden. Metals and metal salts. Moelting, Dr. Prof., Mulhausen i. Els. Dyestnffs. 3ehler, K., Offenbach a. M. All kinds of dyestnffs; intermediate prodncts fnr their mannfactnre. Delwerke Stern-Sonneborn, A. G., Ham- burg. Oils for ]>aints. (Palace of T^ib- eral Arts. ) jeneral representatives L. Sonneborn sons, Raltimore. Largest manufacturers af W'liite Oils and Thickened Rapeseed 3ils. Ost. Dr. Prof., Hanover. Models. Ostwald, Dr. Prof.. Leipzig. Electro- ciiemical api)aratii>, Paal, Dr. Prof., Erlangen. Inorganic and i>rgan'C preparations. Pest, F. W., Berlin. Apparatus for bac- teriological laboratories. Pfeffer, Dr. Prof., Leipzig. Apparatus for measuring the osmotic ijressnre. Pinner, Dr. Prof., Berlin. Organic prep- arations. Preszler, Otto, Leipzig. Instruments for chemistry. (Installed in German Sec- tion. Palace of Agriculture.) Pschorr, Dr., Berlin. Apparatus and or- .ganic preparations. Raschig. Dr. F.. Ludwigshafen a. Rh. fiienol. orthokresol metakresid, etc. Reinke. Dr. Prof., Braunschweig. Appa- ratus and preparations of fermentation chemistry. Reissert. Dr. Prof. Scientific works. Rimbach. Dr., Bonn. Scientific works. Khode, Dr.. Munchen. Organic prepara- tions. Rosenheim, Dr., Berlin. Inorganic prep- arations. Rosenthal, Jacques, Munchen. Alchemi- cal works. Ruff, Dr. Prof., Berlin. Apparatus in- organic and organic preparations. Ruhstrat, Gebr., Gottingen. Electro- chemical laboratory table. Sachs, Dr., Berlin. Organic preparations. Sachse, E. P. & Co., Leipzig. Smelling materials: remedies: etherial oils, etc. Salkowski, Dr. Prof., Muenster i. W. and Berlin. Organic and physiological preparations. Sartorius, F., Gottingen. Balances for analysis. (Partly installed in Agricul- tural Building.) Schmidt & Haensch, Berlin. Optical Alechaniche workshafen; polarization apparatus: refractometer. (Partly in- stalled in Agricultural Building.) Schmidt, W., Mechaniker, Giessen. Ap- paratns according to Elbs & Drude. Scholl, Dr. Prof., Karlsruhe i. B. Organic preparations. Schott & Co., Jena. Glassware for chem- ical use: scientillc instruments. (In- stalled in Palaces of Electricity and Agriculture.) Schuchardt, Dr. Theo., Gorlitz, Prepara- tions for science, photography, phar- macy, porcelain painting, etc. Schultz, Dr. Prof., Muenchen. Dyestuffs. Schulz, Fritz, Jr., A. G., Leipzig. Metal and leather polishes, liquid and solid: chem., techn. preparations. Schwarz, Hermann, Magdeburg. Var- nishes. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) E.xhibition Paris, jyoo, gold medal. Siegfried, Dr. Prof., Leipzig. Albumen- ous preparations of crystallized hydro- gen peroxide. Staedel, Dr. Prof., Darmstadt. Appara- tus for preparing crystallized hj-dro- gen peroxide. Strassfurter Chemi. Fabrik A. G., Strass- furt. Cyanide of potassium, ferroeyan- ids of potassiinn and many cyanic preparations. Stavenhagen, Dr. Prof., Berlin. Appara- tus and inorganic preparations. Stock, Dr., Berlin. Apparatus for work- ing with liquid gases. Inorganic prep- arations. Stoehr, Dr. Prof., Kiel. Organic prepara- tions. 84 Stoermer, Dr. Prof., Rostock i. W. Or- igan ic ])rci)a rations. Thiele, Dr. Prof., Strassburg. Organic ])rci)aratii>ns. Thierfelder, Dr. Prof., Berlin. Physio- loo-jcal -chemical i)rcparati("ins. Thorns, Dr. Prof.. Steglitz-Berlin. Maps, apparatus. Tiedemann, Carl, Dresden. Amber, lac- quer. (Installed in German Section. Palace of Varied Industries.) Tollen, Dr. Prof., Goettingen. Apparatus and oroanic pre])aratii )ns. Traube, Dr. W., Prof., Berlin. Organic preparatii ms. Traun, Dr. Heinrich, Soehne. Hamburg. Tndia rnbher. (Installed in German Section. Palace of Liberal Arts.) Vereinigte Chemische Werke, Charlot- tenburg-. Lanolin, glycerin and L>"reas\- acids. (Liberal Arts Palace.) Vereinigte Fabriken fuer Laboratoriums- bedarf, IJerlin. Apparatus for chemical laboratories. (Parth' installed in Agri- cultural P>uilding. ) Vereinigte Tonwarenwerke, A. G., Char- liiltenburg. Clay x'essels for labiira- lories. Vereinigte Glanzstoff-Fabriken, A. G., Elberfeld. Artilicial silk. (Installed in Varied Industries Palace.) Vongerichten, Dr. Prof., Jena. Organic prei)aratinns. Wallach, Dr. Prof., Gottingen. Collec- tions of apparatus for cK-termining the density of vapm-s according to Victor Meyer. Organic preparations. Wedekind, Dr., Tuebingen. Organic prep- aratii ms. Wedekind, R. & Co., Uerdingen. Raw colors; artilicial organic colors. Weinland, Dr. Prof., Tuebingen. Inor- ganic ])reparati< ms. Wichelhaus, Dr., Berlin. Apparatus; ])rei)arations. Windisch. Dr. Prof., Geisenheim. Appa- ratus for testing wine. Winkler, Dr. Prof., Dresden. Models and im irganic preparatii >ns. Wirsing, Theo., Schweinfurt a. W. All kinds of inorganic colors. Wislicenus, Dr. W., Prof., Tuebingen. Or- ganic ]>re])aralious. Wislicenus, Dr. H., Prof., Tharandt. Ap- ])aralus and scientific works.' Woehler, Dr., Karlsruhe. Platinum prep- Wohl, Dr. Prof., Charlottenburg. Ap- paratus lor gas analysis. Inorganic and organic preparations. Wolff, F., & Sohn, Ce, Karlsruhe. Kalo- denjia: odonta: i)ine-scent. ( I^iberal .\rts P.alace.) Wolffenstein, Dr., Charlottenburg. Inor- ganic ;ind organic pre])arat ion>. Zeiss, Carl, Jena. Refractometers, spec- t rrisci i])es. microscoiics. GROUP 24. Dietrich, Robert, Merseburg. Apparatus for making ]japer and celhdose. Jagenberg, Ferd. Emil, Duesseldorf. ICngint-er-machinc's for the paper in- 1 dustr}'. ; Metz & Co., Otto. Coeln a. Rh. Paper 1 plates and napkins. (Installed in res-! l.auranl of German I'axilion.) i Reichsdruckerei, Berlin. Hand-made pa- l)er with water mark. j GROUP 25. j Brink, Heinrich, Fahrzeugfabrik, Wahl- ershansen-Cassel. Vehicles. Cordes & Co., Hanover. (Installed in the Alining autl Aletallurgy I'alace.) Weber-Falckenberg, Berlin. Fireproof. imjiregnated. waterproof linen. i GROUP 26. A. G. "Weser," Bremen. Drawing of the lire ship, " lIorkumritY." Brink, Heinrich, Fahrzeugfabrik, Cassel. Refuse removal cart. Continental Company for Electrical Un- dertakings. Nuernberg. Drawings I'l; llanging Railways. ( 'rransportatioii: r.uilding.) Council of the town of Chemnitz. Plans of reservoirs, elc. Der Rat zu Dresden. Plans of water- works. Goetze, Direktor der Wasserwerke, Bre- men. .Model and drawing for a devu-'. of double liltration. Haniel & Lueg, Duesseldorf. Models drawings, etc. Imperial Government of German East .\frica. .M.ips and photographs ecu cerning sea i)orts and docks. (Install ed in .Xgrictdture IWiilding.) 8.S tze, Prof. Dr. Ing. O., Aachen. Models, iserliches Gesundheitsamt, Berlin. San- tation. awitter, J. W., Danzig. Double-screw lred;4e. checker Maschinenbaugesellschafft, ^uelicck. Models and drawings. igistrat der Stadt Barmen. Plans and Irawings of waterworks, etc. igistrat der Kgl.-Haupt-U. Residenz- stadt Berlin. Model of waterworks. )lans of bridges, etc. igistrat der Stadt Charlottenburg. G^as suppl}' and lighting system, etc. [plans.) igistrat der Stadt Koeln. Waterworks. [plans.) Igistrat der Stadt Duesseldorf. Wharf- ige on the Rhine, (plans, etc.) Igistrat der Stadt Elberfeld. Photo- graphs of the suspended railway. ( In- ^talled in German Section, Transpor- tation Building.) Igistrat der Stadt p'rankfurt a. M. Plans of waterworks, breaches in the jld town, etc. Igistrat des Stadtkreises Guben. Drawings of waterworks. Igistrat der Residenzstadt Kassel. Plans of filtering station, etc. agistrat der Stadt Kiel. Waterworks, etc. Magistrat der Stadt Leipzig. Filtration beds for drain-water, etc. Magistrat der Stadt Mannheim. Harbor works, building zone plan. Magistrat der Stadt Planen i. V. Road viaduct over the Syeathal. (model.) North German Lloyd, Bremen. Model. (Transportation Building.) Schiffs und Maschinenbau, A. G., Mann- heim. Drawings and models. Siemens & Halske, A. G., Berlin. Model, track triangle. Scientihc instruments. Kreis Teltow, and Havestadt & Contag, Wilmersdorf, Berlin. Model, drawings and photographs of sluices. Vereinigte Maschinenfabrik Augsburg, Gustavshurg. Sketcli of the new liridge over the Weser near Nienburg. GROUP 27. Boswau & Knauer, Berlin, St. Louis, New ^'ork. Buildings, models, sculptures, drawings, photographs, albums. (See German Pavilion. German Restaurant. Varied Industries Building.) Magistrat der Stadt Dortmund. Water- cidor of the "Rathhaus." Magistrat der Stadt Frankfurt a. M. Water-color of the town hall. Magistrat der Stadt Leipzig. Perspec- tive section cif the town hall. 86 GREAT BRITAIN. LOCATION: Southwest side of Palace, left of heraicycle entrance. BLOCKS 50A-60-61-62-70A-70-71-72-70B 71 A 72A. Printing and Typography — Photography. GROUP 15. Agnew, Thomas & Sons, London. En- gravings and prints. Colnaghi, P. & D., London. Engrav- ings and prints. • Fine Art Society, London. Engravings and prints. Gooden & Fox, London. Engravings and prints. Graves, Henry & Co., Ltd., London, Kngravings and prints. Lefevre, L. H. & Son, London. En- gravings and prints. GROUP 16. Historical Photography. Sir J. Benjamin Stone, mingham. Pictorial Photography. M. .P.. Bir- Anderson. John Henry, Barnes. .\nnan. J. Craig, Glasgow. .\shton, Ernest R.. Tnnbridge Wells. Aston, W. Smedle}-, Birmingham. Baker, Harold, Birmingham. Barton, Mrs. G. A.. Birmingham. B>ennmgt(in, Walter, Bnsh Hill Park. lUnunt, David, Newcastle-on-Tync. lUirchett, Arthur, Littlehampton. Cadby. Carine, Borough Green. Cadby, Will, Borough Green. Calland, Eustace, London. Cochrane. .Archibald, Hurlet. Coultas, J. Croisdale, Leeds. ^ Craigie, Reginald, London. Cramp, T. G., Burnley. Davis, Henry E., London. Davidson. George, East Molesey. Ellis, Miss Constance H., Shalford. Emanuel, Charles H. L., London. Evans, Frederick H., Epping. Gale, Lieut. Colonel, Carshalton. Gash, John H., Leeds. Gear, John H., London. Greatbatch, W. T., Edgbaston. Greger, Karl, Islington . Grindrod, Charles F., Malvern. Grove. J. M. C, Letterkenny. Hinton. A. Horsley, London. Holcroft, Harold, Wolverhampton. Holding, E. T., Wimbledon. Hollyer, Frederick. Kensington. Liston, Charles F., Liverpool. Job, Charles, Hove. Keighley, Alex., Keighley. Lev>is. Furley, London. Maitland, Viscount. London. Marriage, Ernest, South Woodford. Meyer, Baron de, London. Moore, Bernard. Birmingham. Mortimer, F. J., Portsmouth. Moss, Charles, IMackheath. Muir, Ward. London. Mummery, J. C. S., London. Murchison, Hector E., Haslcmere. Rawlings. William, Hackney. Richards, J. Ruys, Bournville. Robinson, H. P., The Late, Redhill. Robinson, Ralph W., Redhill. Sinclair, James A., London. Sntclifife, F. M., Whitby. 87 Thomas, W., London. Warburg, Abnes B., London. Warburg, John C, London. Wellington, J. B. B., Elstree. Wright, Percy G. R., Woodford Green. Wright, T., Nottingham. entific Photography. The Royal Observatory, Greenwich. The Solar Physics Observatory, London. Great Eastern Railway, London. Abney, Capt. Sir Wm. de W., K. C. B., London. Anderson. Tempest, M. D.. Stone- gate. Banfield, Arthur C, London. Bentley, B. H., Sheffield. Carpenter. H. C. H.. Teddington. Copeland. Dr., Edinburgh. Cornish, Dr., Vaughan, London. English, Douglas, B. A., Dartford. Freshwater, T. E., F. R. M. S., Lon- don. Giffard, J. W., Chard. Harbord, F. W., & Alfred Campion, London. Johnson, G. Lindsey, M. D., F. R. G. S., London. Law, E. F., London. Lo'dge, R. B., Enfield. Molesworth, Bagot, F. R. P. S., Lon- don. Newton & Co.. London. Newton. A. J., London. Norman, Albert, L. R. C. P.. L. R. C. S., London. Player, J. Hort, London. Rose, Dr. T. K., London. Senior. Edgar, London. Shepherd, E. Sanger, London. Sidgreaves, Rev. Walter, Blackburn. Spitta, Dr. E. J., London. Stead, J. E., F. R. S., Middlesbor- ough. Waterhouse, Major General J., L A., Eltham. Watts, Prof. W. W., Sutton Cold- held. Wilson-Barker. Captain D., London. GROUP 17. Exhibit organized by the Royal Commis- sion, including Books Printed and Published by the following firms: Allen, George, London. Art & Book Co., London. Augener & Co., London. Barsford, B. T., London. Bell, George & Sons, London. Black, Adams & Charles, London. British & Foreign Bible Society, Lon- don. British Museum, Trustees of, London. Brumby & Clarke, Hull. Cambridge University Press (C. J. Clay & Sons), London. Cassell & Co., Ltd., London. Chambers, W. & R., Ltd., London. Chatto & Windus, London. Chiswick Press (Chas. Whittingham & Co.), London. Constable, Archibald & Co., Ltd., Lon- don. Constable, T. & A., Edinburgh. Dent, J. M. & Co., London. Duckworth & Co., London. Enoch & Sons, London. Gay & Bird, London. Geddes, Patrick & Colleagues, Edin- burgh. Heinemann, W., London. Hogg, John, London. Humphreys, Arthur Lee, London. Jack, T. C. & E. C, Edinburgh. Leadenhall Press, Ltd., London. Leighton Son & Hodge, London. Longmans, Green & Co., London. Lovell, Reeve & Co., Ltd., London. Maclehose, Jas. & Sons, Glasgow. Macmillan & Co.. Ltd., London. Magazine of Art (M. H. Spielman),^ London. Matthews, Elkin, London. Methuen & Co., London. Murray, Frank, Derby. Murray, John, London. Newnes, George, Ltd., London. Novello & Co., Ltd., London. Oliphant, Anderson & Ferrier, Edin- burgh. Over, George Edward (Rugby Press), Rugby. Oxford University Press (Hy. Frowde, Publisher). London. Rationalist Press Association, London. S8 Richards. Grant, London. Riviere, Robert & Son, London. Routledge, George & Sons, Ltd., Lon- don. Sampson Low, Marston & Co., Ltd., Saviile Publishing Co. (The Burling- ton Masazine). London. Seeley & Co., Ltd., London. Smith, Elder & Co., London. Sotheran, Henry & Co., London. Stanford, Edward, London. Swan, Sonnenschien & Co., Ltd., Lon- don. Unwin, Thomas Fisher, London. Augener & Co., London. Examples of printed music and nuisic l>)oks. Chivers, Cedric, Bath. Decorated book- bindings. Public library book bind- ings. Kelly's Directories, Limited, London. Directories and books of reference. Singer Mfg. Co., The, London. Machines tor bo(.k binding. (Installed in Space 4H). Palace Varied Industries.) Zaehnsdorf, Joseph, London. Artistic- ally bound bcioks. GROUP i8. Bartholomew & Co., Edinburgh. Maps. Board of Agriculture and Fisheries. Southampton. The ordnance survey of Great Britain and Ireland. ()rd- nance survey maps of the United Kingdom on various scales. The Admiralty (Hydrographical De- partment), London. Hydrographical charts and special types of instru- ments employed. The Cretan Exploration Fund, London. Photographs of buildings and objects found in the course of Dr. Evan's ex- cavations on the site of Khossos. The Egypt Exploration Fund, London. 40 Water Color and other drawings, and volumes of publications. The Palestine Exploration Fund, Lon- don, r.ooks, inai)s, models, i)lans. |)hotographs. The Royal Geographical Society, Lon- don. Mai)s. atlases, books, instru- ments and photographs. The Royal Observatory, London. As- tronomical, niagnetical and meteoro- logical i)hologra])hs. The Survey of India. Charts, maps, pho- ti lur.'iphic repn iduclions. The War Office (Mobilization and In-i telli.gence Division) London. Maps.' Wilson, William Edward, D. Sc. F. R. S.,' Ireland, l-^nlarged photographs ofj nebulae and clusters of stars. | Johnston, W. & A. K., Ltd., Edinburgh.! Maps. \\'all illustrations. Geograph-i ical atlases. Stanford, Edward, London. Maps. At-j lases. Books. | The firm was established in 1852, and] its work has been mainly geographicali ever since. Ten inedals awarded for ex-! ccllence of maps since 1862. Geographerl to Queen Victoria, 1893, and to King Edward. 1901. Besides publishing, map-: selling is an important feature of the' firm's work, and the chief map publica- tions of the world are kept in stock. j GROUP 19. The Royal Mint, London. British, In-, dian and Colonial medals. Officiali seals. British and Colonial coins. | Aitchison & Co., London. Binocularj glasses. Prism binoculars. Prisni monoculars. Folding field glasses, j Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co..] Cambridge. Special instruments. Cosset, A. C, London. (See Depart- ment F — Electricity. Gnui]) 71.) Davis, John & Sons (Derby), Ltd., Der- by. Mining and surve^-ing instru- ments. Miners' safely lani])s. Calcii-^ lating slide rules. Edmondson, J., Halifax. Calculating machine. Griffin, John J. & Sons, Ltd.. London. Chloroform inhaler. Grubb, Sir Howard, F. R. S., Dublin. E(iiialorial telescope. Collection of ldiotogra])hs. ^liners" dial. Hilger, A., London. Michelson echelon and s]iectroscope. Layton, C. & E., London. Calculating macliinc Newton & Co.. London. Triple rotating electric lantern with micropolariscopc etc. Pulsometer Engineering Co., Ltd., Read- ing. DuiilcN \acuuni iHini]). Stanley, F. W. & Co., London. Survey- ing and drawing instruments Thorp, Thos., Manchester. Celluloid grating s]U'Ctroscopes. 89 GROUP 21. oosey & Co., London. Wind Musical iiistnnncnts of all kinds, stablishcd over loo years. Special fea- ircs: Band instruments with seamless )ld drawn tubes, bends and bows, and ;itent compensating pistons. Clari- cttcs, flutes, bassoons and saxophones 1 cocuswood and ebonite with hand- )rged key work. Medals: London 1862; aris 1867; Philadelphia 1876; Calcutta ^4; Melbourne 1888: Glasgow 1897; ondon igor. esson & Co., Ltd., London. Brass and wood wind band instruments, lakers of the celebrated "Prototype" ind instruments. Fifty medals of men- awarded. Highest award at the r'orld's Columbian Exposition, Chicago. 593. Sole agent for the United States, arl Fischer. 6, 8 and 10 Fourth Ave- ne (Cooper Square), New York City, or detailed description, see Section 11, fficial Catalogue. igham, Joseph, Ltd., Manchester. T?rass Ixmd instruments. GROUP 23. itken, J. B., Widnes, Lancashire. Ammonium chloride and its commer- cial varieties. Ibright & Wilson, Ltd., Oldbury. Phosphorus. ITypophosphites. Sulphur. Tungsten powder. Carl)(>n tetrach- loride. lien & Hanburys, Ltd., London. Phar- maceuticals. Medicated foods. ]\]edic- iual oils. lien, Stafford & Sons, Ltd., London. Fxprcssed and essential oils. Dried medicinal plants. Extracts. nglo-Sicilian Sulphur Co., Ltd., Lon- don. Chemically produced sulphur, crude and refined. mold, P. & J., London. Writing and ^■"Pyiug inks, etc. ssam Oil Co., Ltd., London. Crude petroleum and ])etroleum products. usten. John, Sheffield. Ancient drug- .^ists' jars. aird & Tatlock, Ltd., London. Labo- ratory a])i)aratus. aly, E. C. C, London. Photographs "t s|)ectra. attley & Watts, London. Pharmaceu- tical li<|uors. Berger, Lewis & Sons, Ltd., London. Drj' colors; vermiliiin; lithographic and letter press inks. Berk, F. W. & Co., London. Acids (various) o.xalates. Boake, A. Roberts & Co., Ltd., London. Acids, colorings, flavorings and clari- tiers. Essential oils. Bone Phosphate & Chemical Co., Ltd.," Flint. Sheep-dips and disinfectants. British Cyanides Co., Ltd., Oldbury. Cyanides and prussiates. Brooke, Simpson & Spiller, Ltd., Lon- tlon. Coal-tar prri>mo- cyanrigen. Metallic sodium. Castner-Kellner Alkali Co., Ltd., Lon- don. Alkali products by electrolytic l)rocesses. Metallic sodium. Cerebos, Ltd., Newcastle-on-Tyne. Table salt and its preparation. Chance & Hunt, Ltd., Oldbury. Sulphur from alkali waste. Ammonium car bonate and chl()ride. Alkali products. Chapman Messel, Ltd.. London. Chemi- cals. Cu])reous pj'rites. Sul])hate of copper. Acids, etc. Chattaway, William. (See Society of .Xjiotliecaries of Eiindon.) Clark, George & Son, Ltd., London. Chemicals for coloring and clarifj'ing beverages. 90 Collett, J. M. & Co., Gloucester. Disin- fectants. ColoriiiR agents and preser- vatives. Collie, Prof. J. Norman, Ph. D., F. R. S., London. Specimens of dimethylpyr- one and some of its derivatives. Cook, Edward & Co., Ltd., London. Raw materials, by-products and finished products in the manufacture of soap. Corbyn, Stacey & Co., London. Drugs and pharmaceutical preparations. An- tiquities relating to pharmacy. Cornwall Arsenic Co., Ltd., Cornwall. Mundic and commercial arsenic. Crosfield, Joseph & Sons, Ltd^, Warring- ton. Chemical products. Soaps. Gly- cerine. Perfumes. Dale, R. S., Manchester. Aurin and its compounds. Davison, Daniel, Cromer. Collection of antique mortars for use in pharmacy. Dewar, Professor, M. A., LL. D., D. Sc, F. R. S., London. Low temperature research exhibit. Complete plant in operation as employed by Professor Ja*mes Dewar, M. A., LL. D.. D. Sc. F. R. S., at the Royal Institution, Lon- don, in the production of liquid and solid hydrogen. Public demonstrations will be given of the most recent re- search work carried out by the use of liquid hydrogen, illustrating the prop- erties of matter at temperatures ap- proaching the absolute zero. Dixon, Prof. H. B., Manchester. Photo- graphs I if the explosion waves in gases. Doulton & Co., Ltd., London. Stone- ware chemical apparatus. • EUiman, Sons & Co., Slough. Embro- cations. Evans Sons. Lescher & Webb, Ltd., Liv- er])ool. Chemical and pharmaceutical preparations. Kssential oils. etc. Fairlie, H. C. & Co., Falkirk. Bichro- mates. Field, J. C. & J., Ltd., London. Can- dles. Toilet and other soaps. Foster, M. O., London. BB Dinaphthac- rictine. Francis, W. H., London. Bronze Mor- tars. Frankland (deceased). Manchester. Tube used in preparing zinc ethyl. Fraser, W. J. & Co., London. Appara- tus for the detection and measurement of petroleum vapor. Garroway, R. & J., Glasgow. Alum cake. ( Sulphate of alumina. Copperas. i Gas Light & Coke Co., London. Deri- • vatives of coal gas, tar and licjuors. Glasgow & West of Scotland Technical I College. Glasgow (By Professor G. G.! Henderson. M. A., D. Sc). Speci- j mens illustrative of research work by j chemical students. : Griffin, John J. & Sons, Ltd., London. Laboratory apparatus. i Grove Chemical Co., Ltd., Lancashire. I Glues. Gelatine. Size, etc. | Hartley, Professor W. N., F. R. S., Dub- j lin (Royal College of Science for Ire-, land.) Spectrum photographs. Hemingway & Co., and Hemingway's London Purple Co., Ltd.. London. , Oxide of iron colors. Insecticide. Henderson, Professor G. G., M. A., D.| Sc. (See Glasgow and West of Scot-' land Technical College.) Hills, F. C. & Co., London. Ammonia products. Sulphur, etc. j Hooper, W. & Co. (See Warren, Wil-j Ham.) Hopkin & Williams, London. (See' Howard & Sons, Ltd.) Chemicals fori laboratory and industrial use. I Howards & Sons, Ltd., London. Phar- maceuticals and chemicals. Jeyes' Sanitary Compounds Co., Ltd., London. Disinfectants, Soaps, etc. Kemball, Bishop & Co., Ltd., London. Tartaric and citric acids. Rochellc salt. Kendall, F. & Son, Ltd., Stratford-on- Avon. Chemicals, inorganic and or- ganic Kendall, J. A. (See Swan, J. W. & J A. Kendall.) Lawes, John Bennet & Co., Ltd., Lon- don. Cemonl. Tartaric ami citric a c i (1 s Levinstein, Ltd., Blackley. Colors foi dyeing wool, caton. silk. jute, leather paper, etc. Lister Institute of Preventative Medi cine. The, London. T^iagrams illui' trating Dr. .-Mian Macfadyen's re searches in the application of low tem peratures to the study of biologicai problems. Macfadyen, Dr. Allen. (See Lister In stitute of Preventative Medicine.) Lovibond, Joseph W., Salisbury. Set; of color standards. 91 Dougall Bros., London. Disinfect- its. Sheep dip. Nicotine insecti- ide. rtindale, William, London. Chemical id pharmaceutical products. Clinical lid surgical preparations. y & Baker, Ltd., London. Pharma- eutical preparations; chemical salts; yanogen products; camphor. nd Nickel Co., Ltd., London. Copper iilphate. Nickel carbr)nyl. nd. Dr. Ludwig, F. R. S., London. lodel of gas-producer plant, with am- lonia recovery rgan, G. T., London. Iso-Nitroso- lahTiianilide (isoximc.) rris, Little & Son, Ltd., Doncaster. )isinfectants. Sheep dips. Insecti- ide. Weed-killer. rson, T. & Son, London. Pharma- eutical preparations. Rare cliemicals, tc. wlands. B. E. R., London. Ancient ironze mortars; pliotographs. wton Chambers & Co., Ltd., Thorn- liffe. Disinfectants in their various ommercial forms. bel's Explosives Co., Ltd., Glasgow. >mokeless higli explosives. /^ens College, Manchester. Researches, irofessors and students. in, James & Sons, London. Models if firc-wnrks. Shij) and otlier sig- lals. rkin, Ness & Co., Darlington. Disin- ectants. arce, W. & Sons, Ltd., London. Sul- phur and derivatives. Sulpliuric and litric acids. ice's Patent Candle Co., Ltd., London. ^andles. Glycerin. Toilet soaps, [rubricating oils. imsay. Sir William, K. C. B., F. R. S., Ph. D., London. Vacuum tubes, con- aining helium, neon, argon, krypton ind xenon; tubes containing helium ormed by the spontaneous decompo- sition of the radium emanation (Ram- ■ay & Soddy.) Spectra plates of the rases, neon, krypton and xenon Baly.) Photographs illustrating the irtificial production of the Aurora Bo- I ealis. ^ad, Holliday & Sons, Ltd., Hudders- \eld. Coal-tar benzol. Color and yes for paper. Textiles and leather bdustries. Reynolds, Professor J. Emerson, M. D. F. R. S., London. Specimens illus- trative of research work at Trinity College, Dublin, including thiocarba- mide, silica-nitrogen. ketomercitrie and other compounds. Roscoe, Sir H. E., London. Vanadium compounds. Royal College of Science, London. (By Professor W. A. Tilden, F. R. S., Pres. Chemical Society of London. Specimens illustrative of research work by staflf and students. Schorlemmer, Carl (deceased). Hydro- carbcjns extracted from Pennsylvania petroleum. Schunk, Dr. (deceased.) Anthracene and alizarine derivatives. Sharon Chemical Co., Ltd., Little Ches- ter. Special iron oxide colors. Dis infectant soap. I'lant-food. Sheppy Glue & Chemical Works, Ltd., London. Special pyritea. Copperas. Metal polish. Plate powder. Glues. Society of Apothecaries of London. An- tiquities relating to pharmacy. South Metropolitan Gas Co., London. Specimens illustrative of the evolu- liou of the coal-gas tar industry. Spence, Peter & Sons, Ltd., Manchester. Alums, raw materials and products. Stone & Tinson, Bristol. Ammonium chloride, commercial varieties. Am- monium sulphate. Sturge, John & F., Birmingham. Ro- chelle ^alts. Citric acid. Citrate of magnesia. Potassium Bicarbonate. Chalk. Swan, J. W., F. R. S., & J. A. Kendall. Cyanide of potassium. Tilden, Professor, W. A., D. Sc, F. R. S., London. (See Royal College of Science. London.) Townson & Mercer, London. Labora- tory apparatus. Travers, Professor, D. Sc, London. Dia- grams and hydrogen liquefier. Tyrer, Thomas & Co., Ltd., London. Chemicals and pharmaceutical prepa- rations. Chemical reagents. Sicca- tives. United Alkali Co., Ltd., Liverpool. Pro- ducts relating to the alkali industry. Recovered sulphur and alkali waste. Ultramarine. Warren, W. (W. Hooper & Co.) Lon- don. .\uti(|uities relating to phar- macv. $)2 Wellcome Chemical Research Labora- tories, Ldiulon. I^xhilMt illustratiiiK work carried out in chemical research. Wellcome Physiological Research Lab- oratories. London. Ivvhibit illustrating work carried out in physiological re- search. White, Alfred & Sons, London. Chemi- cals and pharmaceutical preparations. White, John & James, Glasgow. Bichro- mate of potash and soda, Whitely, Annie M., London. Potassium salt of the yellow oxinie. Wood & Bedford. Leeds. Oxidized oils. GROUP 26. Aird, John & Co., London. Model and photogra])hs of the .\ssouan Dam. Birmingham Corporation, Birmingham. Cartoons. Map. Model of Tramw^ay, joint and bolts for same. Anti-Vibra- tor^ for Incandescent Lighting. Glasgow Corporation, Glasgow. Model of the Rnchill Lever Hospital, Pos.sil- ])ark, Glasgow. Plan and cross-.scction of the Glasgow Sanitary Disinfection Works at Rnchill. I'ossilpark. Glas- g< IW. Grand Junction Canal Co., London. Plan ;ind photographs of a can barge lift constructed and, working at I'o.xton. Hove Corporation, Sussex. Models of lTo\"e sea wall. Irish Lights, The Commissioners of. Dublin, ^lodel of a lightship and a steamer built for the Irish Lighthouse service. Liverpool Overhead Railway Co., Liver- pool. I'liotograjdis of Liverpool docks. Lobnitz & Co., Ltd., Renfrew. Model and ]diotograi)hs of dredgers. London County Council, London. Model of shield Used during the cirmingham Water W'orks. Rlan supply; general nlan and section of scheme. Model of Llan Watershed. I'hotograidis. Middlesex and Surrey County Councils. Model of King I'.dward VD. -Lridg- o\n'r the River Thames, between llreutford :mi(1 Ke\v'. Ransomes & Rapier. Ltd.. London. .Mo'.Ud and iihotouranhs of sluices. Scarborough Corooration. Scarborough. l'hotograi)hs <<\^ sea wall anrl marine drive. Simons, William & Co., Ltd., Renfrew. Modei.s and jdrntographs of dredg- ers, etc. Stothert & Pitt, Ltd., Bath. Outline model of 50-ton block-setting Titan. ! J'hotographs. Trinity House, London. Models of • Lighthonses, Lightshi])s, etc. Charts.! War Office, London. Plans. Photo- ■ graphs. Type drawings. Westminster City Council, London., I'holographs illustrating Street Main-; tenanci'. 1 Wheeler, William Henry, M. Inst., C. E. j r>oston, Lincolnshire. Model of Ero- 1 der Dredger, a machine for utilizing! the transporting power of water in i r i \- e r s . THE FOLLOWING EXHIBITS ARE INSTALLED IN THE PALACE OF TRANSPORTATION. Barry Railway Co., Glamorganshire. Sketch of Larry Docks ami immediat'.' ; surronndings. Bombay Port Trust, Bombay. Plans of ])roposed and existing docks. Photo- graphs. I Clyde Navigation, Trustees of the, Glas- i gow. >ilodeI of h'levating Cross River! Steam r'erry. Cartoons. Photo- I graphs. Dublin Port and Docks Board, Dublin.: Plans. Charts. Photograjdis. Dc- , scriptive pamphlets. Leith Harbor and Docks, Commission- ers for the, Leith. Model of the Sea Wall or Reclamation l%mbankinent. London and India Docks. London. Plan of Tilhurv Docks. London & South Western Railway, Lon- don. Mo. .Model of Roker Pier Crane ,ind Pier Const ructi GROUP 17. [ungarian Society of Industrial Art, Budapest. Publication.' 94 ITALY. LOCATION: BLOCKS 55 and 65. AISLES F, G, 7 and 8. Typography, Photography, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Arts. GROUP 15. Alfieri & Lacroix, Milano. Printing in colors. Alterocca, Virgilio, Terni. View postal cards. Bonetti, Enrico, Milano. Typographical works. Colombo, Carlo, Rome. Volume as printing specimen. De Andreis Gattardo, Sampierdarena, Ger.t)va. Advertising colored enurav- in;j,s < m tin, etc. Guarneri, Amilcare, Milano. View pos- tal cards. Negroni, F., Bologna. Products of type foundries. Ongania, A., Venice. Specimens of pho- to i)rinting and b(Tokl)inding. Printing House of the "Patronato," Udine. Cromtitypography. GROUP 16. Alinari Bro., Florence. Photographs. Brogi, Giacomo, Florence. Photographs and pictures of Italy. Marchi, Giuseppe, Lodi. Photography and its applications. Murer &Duroni, Milano. Express Murer Cameras. Trombetta, Antonio & Son, Campobasso. Photographs. GROUP 17. Agnelli, Giacomo, Milano. Publica- tions. Auteri de Cristoforo, Catania. Bellini's & Verdi's autographs. Berlingeri, Francesco, Genova. Publi- cations. Cecchi, Gustavo & Son, Florence. Book- bindings, frames and albums. Giannini, G. Cesare, Florence. Special bookbindings. Paravia, G. B. & Co., Torino. Publi- cations and drawings, Torrigiani, Marquis Pietro, Florence. Publication on music. Vezzosi Savorettie, Borglio. Special bookbindings and album. Zanichelli, Cesare, Bologna. Publica- tions. GROUP 19. Department of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce. Rome. Photographs of sensitive balance and other histru- nicnts of precision for measuring: pub- licatii ms. Grasso, Michele, Genova. Sensitive bal- ances. Vives, G.. Ponce. Alarm barometer. GROUP 20. Cassulo, Dr. F. Changeable teeth. Lolloni Bros., Bologna. Surgical instru- ments. Oreglia, Giovanni, Torino. Autoclave. Treves, Marco, Torino. Termothera- pentic. GROUP 21. Acevedo, R., Manati. Musical instru- UiCiUs. Balseiro, Rafael, Manati. Mazurka and wallx. Bolta y Gordils, Luis. Mayaguez. Ele- mentary nuisic bo(ik. Chavier, Aristides, Ponce. Musical com- position. ( Selecti])lie(l to landscapes. GROUP 20. Dostoor, Dr. M. Dinshaw, Bombay. AJedicinc. GROUP 21. Ardeshir & Co., Bombay and London. Alusical 'instrnnifnt^. Bhumgara, F. P., & Co. Musical instru- nu'iits. 1)7 JAPAN. LOCATION: Installed in the Japanese Section, Palace of Manufactures. Printing Specimens, Photographs. GROUP 15. oshi, Hajime, Tokio. Process of com- ])()sing Jai)aiicse types iDr no\vspa])er ])rintinu". (Installed in I'alace (if Ivibcr- al Arts.) okkwasha, Tokyo. Colored printing on w 1. asuike Keizaburo, Tokyo. Printing on tin plate. oshikawa, Hanhichi, Tokyo. Picture frames. GROUP 16. sakura Gensuke, Niigata-Ken. Photo- graphs. sanuma Shokwai, Tokyo. Cameras. ;hida Sota, Kobe. Photographs. anai Yaichi, Niigata-Ken. Photographs. !wansai Photograph and Printing Co., Kohl' I'hototjraph i)rintinijs. [atsunaga Gakuro, Yokohama. Photo graph frames; alhnni. lidzuno Hanbei, Yokohama. Photo- grai)hs and honk ease. likami Takatoshi, Osaka. Photographs, litsumura Riso. Kobe. Photographs, liyata Totaro, Yokohama. Album, liyauchi Ryosuke, Tokyo. Photograph frames; photograiih hook^ >gawa Isshin. Tokyo. Photographs; alhuni; printing hi 10k, hotograph Postal Card Co., Yokohama. I'liotow-raph jiostal cards. ugiyama Shiunzo, Yokohama. Photo- ,graph alhnni, "amamura Yasusaburo, Yokohama. I'liotograph frames, eminami Nobusaburo, Yokohama. Pho- tograph frames: opera case; opera pliotograi)hs and eyeglass, okohama Shashinten, Yokohama. Pho- ''"gra])ii frames. GROUP 17. uji) Magobei, Kyoto. Picture books, urukawa Teinosuke. Osaka. Pictures, [asegawa Takejiro, Tokyo. Books. Kokkwasha, Tokyo. "Kokkwa" in Jap- anese and English. Murakami Kanbei, Kyoto. Picture honks; Japanese customs. Nagasawa Kiyosuke, Yokohama. Al- hnms. Shinbishoin, Tokyo. Collection of pic- trdcs by Korin school, Tajima Shiichi, Tokyo. Shinbitaikwan ; wood printing of "Knjyaku Myovvo." Yamada Naosaburo, Kyoto. Art maga- zine '"iliijaitsu Kai." Picture book. "Shinbij^'utsu Kai;" collection of de- sign in Tcnncn period, Yamada Naosaburo, Kyoto. Picture l)0.dx->, Yoshikawa Hanhichi, Tokyo. Collection of decorations in Japan, Diagram il- Ir.strating the Imperial carriage, GROUP rg. Imperial Mint, Osaka. Coins; medals. Moritani Sadakichi, Tokyo. Scales; wei.ghts and measures, GROUP 20. Ito Tokufu, Tokyo. Anatomical mod- els, Mayeda Shinkichi, Tokyo. Surgical in- strumer.ts, Shirai Matsunosuke, Osaka. Surgical mstrnments. a])paratns ;ind a])pliances. GROUP 21. Nippon Musical Instrument Mfg. Co., ,^hiznoka-Ken. Musical instruments, (Piano installed in Japanese Pavilion.) GROUP 23. Ando Fukutaro, Tokyo. Tooth powder. Baba Jiutaro, Nagoya. Laboratory ap- paratus and utensils. Fukushima Benjiro, Osaka. Samples of lac(pier. Furukawa Teinosuke, Osaka. Fire work pijH's; llrt,' works. Kagilhara Tatsuzo, Osaka. Toilet soaps. Harima Koshichi, Kobe. Matches. 98 Harumoto Jiusuke. Osaka. Toilet soaps. Hirao Sanpei, Tokyo. Tooth powder. Hino Shosaburo, Osaka. Charcoal for use in i)i>rial)k- chest warnuTS. Inouye Sadajiro, Osaka. Matches. Kobayashi Soft Medical Wafer Mfg. Co., Aliyc-Ken. Soft mcclical wafers. Kobayashi Tomijiro, Tokyo. Tooth pow- der. Kondo Nichitaro, Yokohama. Fire works Nagase Tomiro, Tokyo. Tooth powder; toilet soaps. Naoki Masanosuke, Kobe. Matches. Okada Keitaro. Ibaraki-Ken. Illustration iif iire worlo. Okamoto Sensuke, Kyoto. Lacquer. Saito Kahei, Osaka. Lacquer. Saito Kichijiro, Tokyo. Tooth powder. Saito Rihei, Osaka. Lacquer work. Shima Toyosaburo, Osaka. Medical wafers. Sudzuki Saburosuke, Kanagawa-Ken. Chemicals. Shimidzu Tasaburo, Osaka. Insect pow- der. Takamatsu Kiushiro, Osaka. Glue. Takigawa Benzo, Kobe. Matches. Tanahashi Tsuji, Yokohama. Fire works Yasudzumi Isaburo, Osaka. Insect pow- der. Yasuhara Yazo, Osaka. Fire works. GROUP 24. Chikugo Paper Mfg. Association, Fuku- oka-Ken. Various kinds of papers. Fujita Genshiro, Hyogo-Ken. Papers. Goto Ukichi, Gifu-Ken. Copying and tissue pai)ers. Harada Paper Mfg. Co., Shidzuoka-Ken. Co])yinL;' and tissue papers. Hayashi Kunitaro, Gifu-Ken. Copying lira wing and tissue pajiers. Hayashi Paper Mill, Kochi-Ken. Copy- ing, tissue, letter, ledger and drawing papers. Horiki Chiutaro, Miye-Ken. Wall paper. Imai Hyoshiro, Gifu-Ken. Copying and tissue i.);ii)ers. Imperial Government Paper Mill, Tokyo. Paper tor books; ncwspa])ers; maps; cards and bank notes. Inui Kyohachi, Shidzuoka-Ken. Print- m.g, wrai>pnig, other pa]iers. tissue and Ino Paper Refining Co., Kochi-Ken. I land made ])ai)ers for cop_\ing. draw- ing, ])rinting and letter, and other papers "Tuson." Ishikawa Daikichi, Yehime-Ken. Copy- ing paper. Jajjanese ])a])ers. Ishizaki Kiuma, Yehime-Ken. Japanese vellum, ti-~sue and tracing paper; cop- ying and Japanese ])a])er. Specimens. Japan Paper Industry Association. Maps and diagrams showing source of raw materials and m.anufacturing jiroces- ses with sampler of jiajier fabrics and l)a])er. Japan Paper Trading Co., Hyogo-Ken. Copying, tissue. ]H"inting. wrapping, jajjaui'se letter jtaper; iia])er napkins. Kagi Paper Mfg. Co., Kagi, Formosa. Japanese ]>ai)er. Material for manuiac turing ])aper. (Installed in Jaj^anese section, Palact' of Agriculture.) Kano Youyemon, Ibaraki-Ken. "Teison" paper. Kawabe Seishiro, Tokyo. Imperialia, ]»ai)er made of ]>awllt'r. Januki Paper Mfg. Association, Ka- gawa-Ken. Tissue and straw paper: copying paper. 5hidzuoka-Ken Paper Industry Associa- tion. Sliidzui ika-Ken. Sized pai>er. ])rinting", wrappin.:^- and ciijij-ing j^aper. jhimidzu Ushimatsu, Hyoge-Ken. Wall liaiier, shimoyama Yeikichi, Kumamoto-Ken. Copying jxiper. shinowara Arakichi, Yehime-Ken. Copy- ing, tissue and ledger paper. shinowara Sakutaro, Yehime-Ken. Vari- ous kinds I if i)ai)ei". 5uda & Co., Gifu-Ken. Copying, tissue, Japanese vellum, letter and napk'in. Fakaoka Copying Paper Mfg. Associa- tion. Knell i-Ken. Tissue i:)aper. Pakei Paper Trading Co., Gifu-Ken. Va- rious kinds r)f ])aper. ranabe Kotaro, Yehime-Ken. Copying and tissue papers. Terade Jisaburo, Kioto. Writing paper for poetry. Terao Saibei, Miy-Ken. Napkin paper. Teshigawara & Co., Gifu-Ken. Various kinds of ])aper. Tomitagawa & Co., Gifu-Ken. Copying paper. Tosa Paper Industry Association, Kochi- Ken. Appliances for the manufacture of special papers. Yamamoto Seizo. Tokyo. Leather paper. Yasuda Toyohachi, Gifu-Ken. Copying and tissue papers. Yechizen Paper Mfg. Association, Fu- kui-Ken. Vellum, bank-note, letter and other ])apers: envelopes. Yoshino Paper Industry Association, Xara-Ken. Tissue paper. GROUP 27. Okura Naojiro, Nara-Ken. Model of huildiue'. MEXICO. LOCATION: BLOCK 3. AISLES A, B and 4, 5. Printing and Typography. GROUP 15. \ncira y Hermano, Loreto. Guadalajara, Jal. Chromolithography. Dolegio Salesiano, Puebla, Pue. Typo- graphical works. ^omision Geografico, Exploradora, Zal- apa, Ver. Lithographical works. (In- stalled in Mexican Section, Palace of Education.) Compania Litografica y Tipografica, Mexico, D. F. Lithographical ani' ty- pographical works. Corona, Salvador, Guadalajara, Jal. LitV. • ograpliical and typographical works. Escuela de Artes y Oficios, Toluca, Mex. Typographical ;ind lithographical works. jomez, Miguel, Durango, Dgo. Typo- graphical and lithographical works. ^errero, Hermanos, Mexico, D. F. Ty- pographical works. Imprenta de la Escuela de Artesy Oficios, Puebla, Pue. Typographical works. (Installed in Mexican Section, Palace of Education.) Imprenta de la Secretaria de Fomento, Mexico, n. E. Typographical works Imprenta del Gobierno de Tamaulipas, C. Victoria, Tam. Tj'pographical works. Murguia, Eduardo, Mexico, D. F. Typo- graphical, lithograiihical and engrav- ing works. Officina Impresora de Estampillas, Mex- ico, D. F. Typographical and engrav- ing works. ^ Rodriguez, Romo Ricardo, Aguascalien- tes, Ags. Typographical works. GROUP 16. Alva a hijos, Daniel, Toluca, Mex. Pho- t(Tgraiihs. Alva y Hermano, Eduardo H., Toluca, Mex. Photographs. 100 Arriaga, Francisco, Mexico, D. F. Pho- l<)!:>ra])lis. Bustamante, Francisco, Puebla. Photo- graplis. Bustamante, Valdez J., Pachuca. Hgo. Pli(itof^rai)lis. Comision Geografico-Exploradora, Xal- apa, Ver. T'liolooraplis. Duran, Manuel, Toluca, Mex. Photo- ara])lis. Duvallon, Jose, Ciudad Victoria. Photo- graphs. Fior Pedrero, Manuel de la, San Juan Baulista, Tal). Pli(it<\t>rai)hs. Garcia, Rafael B., Puebla. Photographs. Garcia Romualdo, Guanajuato, Gto. Pho- totirajihs. Garduno, Adalberto. Toluca, Mex. Pho- to,L;rai)hs Gomez, Gallardo Ignacio, Guadalajara, Jal. Pli(itrai)lis. Gonzalez, Claudia H. de, Guaymas, Son. Pliot<)jJi';i])lis. Gonzalez, M., Mexico, D. F. Photo- graplis. Ferrari, Perez Fernando, Mexico, D. F. Pliotograplis. Herrera, Francisco C, Tepic, Tpc. Pho- tograplis. Lange, Emilio, Mexico, D. F. Photo- g'raplis. Lavillette, Francisco, Mexico, D. F. Pho- tograplis. Lobato, Emilio G., San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Pliotoo-raphs. Lupercio, Jose, Guadalajara, Jal. Pho- ti igraiilis. Macias y Hermanos, A., Vera Cruz, Ver. rMiotDgraplis. Maldonado, Angel M., Mexico, D. F. Pliotograplis. Maya, Florencio M., Mexico, D. F. Pho- liioi-aphs nil silk and nii gol*! and cn- anudrd i)latos. Ortiz, Jose L., Leon, Gto. Photographs. Pena, A. L., Saltillo, Coah, Photographs. Porta, Adolfo de, Mexico, D. F. Photo- grai)hs. Ramirez, Sadot, Torreon, Coah. Photo- graphs. Salazar, Antonio, Oaxaca, Oax. Photo- graphs. Schalattman, Hermanos, Mexico, D. F. l'li()l< igrai)hs. Taller de Fototipia de la Secretariaade l'"onicnto, Mexico, 1). Iv. Photographs. I Torres, Felipe, Mexico, D. F. Photo- j graphs. " Torres, Man-i*^!. Mexico, D. F. Photo- 1 graphs. j Valleto y Cia, Mexico, D. F. Photographs. Velasco, Enrique, Guadalajara, Jal. Pho-| logra])lis. GROUP 17. Abogado, Enrique L., Mexico, D. F. Sci cnlil'ic iu'\vsi)ap(.T. Academia Nacional de Medicina, Mexico, D. F. Scientihc publication. Alcerreca, Felix M., Mexico, D. F. Lit- crar\' hook and musical compositions. Alcocer, Gabriel V., Mexico, D. F. Sci- entific hc>ok. Alschier, Max, Mexico, D. F. Mexican Repul^lic Director}-. Anzures, Juan B., Puebla. Musical com- positions. Arriaga, Juan N., Mexico, D. F. Scientific hook. Arreola, Jose M., Guadalajara. Scienti- fic hooks. Ateneo, Guanajuatense, Guanajuato, Gto. Scientific and literary newspaper. Balcazar, Francisco, Guadalajara, Jal. F.diicaliiinal bonk and musical conipci- sition. Bankhardt, C, Mexico, D. F. Agricul- tural uKiiithly. Bustamante, Luis P., Guanajuata, Gto. Scientilic bonk. Cabello y Siller, Juan, Saltillo, Coa. Med- icine Ixtok. Cadena, Longinos, Mexico. Literary \\i irks. Cambre. Manuel, Guadalajara. Historic hook. Campos, A. M., Mexico. Musical compo- sitii ins. Carbajal, Antonio, Mexico, D. F. Scien- tific 1).)ok. Carmona. Matias L., Saltillo, Coa. Scien- tific l...ok. Carranza, Ignacio, Mexico, D. F. Agri- cultural inoiithK- Carrion, Antonio, Puebla. Historic book. Carrion, Jesus, Ario. Mich. Scientific hook. >pez, Hermosa Alberto, San Luis Po- losi. S. L. P. Jscientific book. achorro, Aurelio, Puebla. Musical compositions. anrique de lara Rafael, San Luis Poto- ^i. S. L. P. Scientific book. irtinez, Baca Francisco, Mexico. Scien- ific book. hrtinez, Baca Eduardo, Mexico, D. P. pcientific book. Mastellari, Fillippo, Puebla. Scientific book. Medina y Ormaechea Javier, Mexico, D. F. Scientific book. Mirus, Manuel, Puebla. Scientific and literary books. Miseo Nacional de Mexico, Mexico, D. F. Scientific publications, Molina, Solis Juan Francisco, Merida, Vuc. Literary book. Monroy, A., Puebla. Literary book. Murguia, Eduardo, Mexico, D. F. Book binding works. Muro, Manuel S., San Luis Potosi. Lit- erary book. Observatorio Astronomica Nacional, Ta- cubaya, D. F. Scientific publications. Rook binding, etc. Oficina Impresora de Estampillas, Mex- ico, D. F. Rook binding. Olavarria y Ferrari, Enrique, Mexico, D. F. Literary liooks. Ornelas, Calixto del Refugio, Puebla. Scientific bf>ok. Ortega y Perez, Gallardo Ricardo, Mex- ico. D. F. Scientific book. Ortega, Andres, Puebla. Literary book. Palma y Palma, Eulogio, Merida, Yuc. Literary books. Palma, Miguel T.^ Puebla. Book. Palma y Campos, Miguel, Puebla. Book. Pastrana, Manuel E., Mexico, D. F. Sci- entilic books. Pavia, Lazaro, Mexico, D. F. Literary books. Paz, Irineo, Mexico. D. F. Literary books. Penafiel, Antonio, Mexico, D. F. Scien- tific books. Perez, Benjamin, Puebla. Musical com- position. Poulat, Julio. Mexico, D. F. Literary l)or)ks. Prieto, Alejandro, Mexico, D. F. Scien- tific book. Quiros, Benjamin, Puebla. Musical com- position, Ramirez, Jose, Mexico, D. F. Scientific book. Ramos, Rafael, Mexico, D. F. Directory. Ricalde, Domingo A., Merida. Opera. Rubin, Luis G., Mexico, D. F. Literary book. Rubio, Alpuche Nestor. Mexico, D. F. Literary book. 102 Sanchez, Juan, Oaxaca, Oax. Literary books. Sanchez, Arriola Ramon, Ario, Mich. Literary Iiooks. Samaniego, Carlos, Puebla. Musical com- position. Samaniego, Manuel, Puebla. Musical conijiosition. Segura, Jose C, Mexico, D. F. Scientific books. Sociedad de Geografia y Estadistica, Mex- ico, D. F. Societj^'s Bulletin. Sociedad Impresora, Mexico, D. F. Min- ing newspaper. Torres, Torija Antonio, Mexico, D. F. Scientific books. Torres, Torija Enrique, Mexico, D. F. Literary book. Uribe y Troncoso, Manuel, Mexico, D. F. Newspaper. Vallarta, Alejandro, Mexico, D. F. Sci- entific books. Vallejo, Jose Fernando, Puebla. Musi- cal composition. Valverde, Tellez Emeterio, Mexico. Literary books. Vaz, Gabino de J., Merido, Yuc. News- paper. Vera, Manuel R., Mexico, D. F. Scientific book. Vergara, Manuel, Puebla. Scientific bock. Velasco, Rus Luis, Mexico. Law books. Villa, Gordoa Jesus, Guadalajara, Jal. Scientific book. Villagreces del Fosco, Matilde C, Pue- bla. Scientific books. Zavala, Francisco J., Guadalajara, Jal. Litcrar\' book. Zepeda, Winkfield, San Luis Potosi, S. Iv. p. Literary book. Zorrilla, Braulio, Jose, Tonala, Chiapas. GROUP i8. Arce, Julio G., Culiacan Sin. Statistical year book. Bancalari, Augustin, Guadalajara, Jal. Geographical map. Comision Geografico Exploradora, Xal- apa. Ver. Geographical charts. (In- stalled in Mexican Section, Palace of Kdncation.) Direccion General de Estadistica, Mex- ico. D. F. Statistical books of Mexico. Fernandez, Agustin M., Puebla, Pue. Statistical book. Garcia, Cubas Antonio, Mexico, D. F. Geographical charts. Gobierno de Publa, Puebla, Pue. Statis- tical books. Gobierno de San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi. Geographical map. ! Matute, Juan I., Guadalajara, Jal. Geo-| graphical chart. I Seccion de Cartografia de la Secretarial de Fomento. IMexico. D. F. Geograph- j ical maps. Secretaria de Comunicaciones y Obrasj Publicas. [Mexico, D. F. Railroad map.! Secretaria de Guerra y Marina, Mexico,! D. F. Topographical maps. (Listalledi in ^lexican Section, Palace of Trans- 1 l)ortati<:in. ) j Secretaria de Hacienda y Credito Pub-i lico, ^lexico, D. F. Official statistic? Zentella Arcadio, San Juan Bautista Geographical map. GROUP 19. Pastrana, Manuel E., Mexico, D. F. Scientific apparatus. GROUP 20. Cuerpo Medico Militar, Mexico, D. F. [Medical apparatus and photograph.- (Listalled in jMexican Section, Palace of Transportation.) Hinojosa, Pedro, Mexico, D. F. Dental works. O'Farril, Alberto, Puebla. Medical in- strument. Pabloa, Velez Eduardo, Mexico, D. F. Dental works. Soriano, Jose M., Mexico, D. F. Dental works. GROUP 21. Cordero, Vincente, Guadalajara, Jal Printed music. Delsordo, Antonio, Mexico. D. F. Mu sical compositions. Espinosa, Eucario A., Mexico, D. F. Mu- sical instrument. Junta Local de Exposicion. Puebla. Mu sical instruments. Luna, Ernesto, Tacubaya, D. F. Musica composition. Manas, Vicente, Mexico, D. F. Musica compositi. Presno, Marcelino G., Puebla. Photo- graplis of tlu' \vorl< on the .Vtoyac River. Prieto, Alejandro, Tacubaya, D. F. Proj- ects for public works. Santa Cruz y Olivier, Mexico, D. F. Sketch of the Cordoba and Huatusco R. R. Secretaria de Comunicaciones y Obras Publicas, Mexico, D. F. Studies and work done by the Hydrographical Commission. Photographs, etc.. of public works. Smoot, Edgard K., Mexico. Photographs of Manzanillo harh(ir work. Tellez, Pizarro Mariano, Mexico, D. F. Pamphlets dealing on price of ground in City of ^Mexico, and studies on le.gal architecture. GROUP 27. Diaz, Porfirio, Jr., Mexico, D. F. Photo- graphs of buildings. Fernandez, Castello Enrique, Mexico, D. F. Project for the National Scliool of Fine Arts. Gorozpe, Manuel, Mexico, D. F. Photd- : graphs of project for Catliolic Univer- sity. Heredia, Guillermo de, Mexico, D. F. , Plans and drawings of public and pri- 1 vate works. j Hidalga, Ignacio de la, Mexico. D. F. Plans and drawings of pid)lic and pri- ' vate l)uildings. Santa Cruz y Olivier, Mexico, D. F. '. Projects and photographs of general J hospital, barracks and military kitchen. Secretaria de Comunicaciones y Obras I'ublicas. Mexico. D. I"". Models and l)hoiographs of i)ul)lic buildings. Pho- tographs of monunu'nt>. National Tlu'- atre, Post Orfice. Trigos, Felix. L. Photographs of resi- (Tlu- fidlowing I'xliibiis are classilied in llu- i)ei)arlnient nf Liberal .\rts, hut in- stalled in Mexican SecliiMi. i'ahice <>t Transin >rtat ii m. ) GROUP 17. Departmento de Estado Mayor Especial. .\lexicii. I). !■". 100 viilnnu-s forniini: s])ecial Military Library. GROUP 18. Comision Geografico Exploradora, Ja- lai)a. \'er. ('ieogra])liical ch;irt-- and ])lii>li igra])lis. GROUP 20. Cuerpo de Sanitad Militar, Mexico, D. F. .Appliances, in^trumenls and incdi cines: ambvdance ser\ice 105 NICARAGUA. Installed in Nicaraguan Pavilion. Books, Publications, Music and Chemicals. GROUP i6. rejuela, Joaquin de, Managua. Collec- tinti I if Color pli(it(ii;"raplis. oa, Romualdo, Managua. Photographic views i>\ Ivcpuhlic of Nicarao-ua. GROUP 17. yon, Dr. Tomas, Leon. Military Code of XioarayiKL ermudez, Alexandra, Masaya. Books anil panii)!ilel.s. letes Bolanos. Anselmo. Granada. Col- k'Clioii of lal(.>, amez, Jose D., Managua. Books. uzman, Gustavo, Granada. Books. ernandez Somoza, Jesus, Managua. I'HM.k. [inistry of Public Works, Managua. P>n,,k. ational Archives, Managua. Collection I pf 1)1 inks and rcci hmK. ational Book Binding Shops, Managua. I'ld'ik bindiiiL; wiirks^ ational Library, Managua. Book. rphan Hospitium, Leon. Artistic book binditi.u. mdoval, Simon, Managua. Book, slva, Carlos, Granada. Book, elaya, R. Felix P., Managua. Book. GROUP 18. eneral Office of Telegraphs and Tele- plumes. Mana.LTua. .Map of the Tele- graphical and 'l\de]ihi inical lines of Nicaragua. [inistry of Promotion and Public Works, Managua. Cicograpliical map f)f Nicaragua. GROUP 21. arberena, J. Vicente, Managua. Music, ousin, Alejandro, Managua. National lluum of Nicaragua. ousin, Luis A., Managua. Music 'el Castillo, Tomas, Leon. Stringed in- struuu-uts. elgadillo, Luis A., Managua. Music. [endieta, Demetrio, Managua. Music. uintanilla, Salvador, Leon. Stringed nislrnments. ilvatierra, Marcelo, Managua. Music. ega, Matus, Alejandro, Masaya. Music, jipata, Jose Antonio, Managua. Music. I GROUP 23. dgeria. General Carlos, Masaya. Fruits ar.d peels. Acevedo, Pedro, Santa Teresa and Ca- razo. I'auama seeds. De La Rocha, Dr. Clodimiro, Grenada. Ki(|ui(l extract of Balsanio. Delgadillo, Francisco, Leon. Furniture jxilisli in liipiid. Department of Zelaya, Bluefields. India • rubber. Gutierrez, Felix, Masaya. Seeds. Ibarra, F. B., Leon. Toilet and medi- cinal soaps. Jefatura Politica, Carazo. Zarza Mora, roots. Jefatura Politica, Chinandega. India rubber, Romero, Culantro, seeds and leaves. Jefatura Politica, Jerez. India rubber, animal and vegetal wax. Jefatura Politica, Jinotega bark and seeds. Jefatura Politica, Leon. Eneldo, oil, roots. Jefatura Politica, Masaya. Fig oil, gums, fruits, roots, i^eels and woods. Je'fatura Politica, Metagalpa. India rub- ber, animal wax, tin-i)entine. roots, barks. s])ices. Jefatura Politica, Nueva Segovia. India rubber, gum. seeds, roots. Lacayo, F. & M., Granada. Soaps and candles. Lacayo, Narciso, Leon. Soaps. Municipality Lf Boaco, Jerez. Roots, barks, extracts. Municipality of La Conquista, Carazo. .Anil Hor. fruits, barks, roots, extracts. Municipality of Momotombo, Leon. Riiots, bai"] Gandia M., San Juan. Literary ewmann. Eduardo, Ponce. Literary works. works. iiera, Palmer M., Mayaguez. Literary GROUP 23. works. • Balwar, B., Ponce. Matches. PORTUGAL. LOCATION: Installed in Palace of Manufactures. BLOCK 30. AISLES II, 12, A and B. Printing Specimens — Photographs. GROUP 15. [^ommercio do Porto (O), Porto. Speci- mens of chromium tj^pe engravings. ^^allemant, Luciano, Lisbon. Litho- graphs. \^endoncz, Adolpho da, Lisbon. Print- ings. Real Typographia e Lithographia, Lusi- tana. Pdrto. ]\letal lithographs. Reis, Apolino da Costa, Porto. Paper and metal lithograplis. Severo, Ricardo, Porto. Portugalia, peri- odical publications. Silva, Manoel Martins da, Lisbon. Speci- mens ijf lithograplis. GROUP 16. Barradas, Abel, Lisbon. Photographs. Barros, Avelino, Pavoa do Varzim. Pho- tographs. Bobone, Augusto, Lisbon. Photographs. Guedes d'Oliveira, Lisbon. Photographs. Fonseca, Arnaldo, Lisbon. Photographs. Marques, Francisco Ferreira, Povoa do Varzim. Plmtographs. Medina, Pascual, Porto. Photographs. Reis, Aurelio da Paz dos, Porto. Stereo- scopic photographs. GROUP 17. Ciero, Jose, Porto. Albums. Commercio do Porto (O), Porto. Copies of the "Commercio do Porto." Illus- trado. D. of the newspaper "Com- mercio do Porto." Books. Costa, Julio Gaspar Ferreira da, Lisbon, (jcographical atlas. Empresa do "Occidente," Lisbon. Books and reviews. Victor & Lorjo, Lisbon. Reviews. Xavier da Cunha, Lisbon. Book. GROUP 18. Diniz, Francisco de Paula Miranda, Lis- bon. Colonial atlas. GROUP 19. Himalaya, M. A. Gomes, Arcos-de-Val- de-Vez. Solar apparatus. (Installed west of Forestry, Fish and Game 15uilding. Outdoor exhibit.) GROUP 20. Wirth, Felix, Lisbon. Sets of Teeth. 108 GROUP 21. Abrantes, Antonio Caetano da Cruz, Villa Nova de Tazcni. Stringed instru- ments. Castanheira & Ca., Custodio Cardoso Pereira, Pi)rtii. Wind and stringed in- struments. Keil, Alfredo, Lisbon. Musical scores. Rey Colaco. Alexandre, Lisbon. Musical SCI )res. Sassetti & Ca., Lisbon. Musical scores. Silva, Oscar da, Lisbon. Musical scores. Silverio, Francisco, Lisbon. Stringed in- ^ struments. Teixeira, M. C, Lisbon. Stringed instru- ments. Vieira, Antonio Victor, Lisbon. Separate l)arts I'or stringed instruments. Vieira, Augusto, Lisbon. Stringed in- ^trnnu■nl' GROUP 23. Almeida, Jose Firmino d, Braga. Per- fumes. Alves, yor, Antonio Jose, Lisbon. Pro- ducts of Chemistry. Bachofen & Ca., Henry, Lisbon. Supcr- phdsphates. Acids and salts. Sulphur. Brito e Cunha, A. y de, Lisbon. Soaps. Silicate 1. 66, Aisle X.) Cruz & Sobrinho, Lisbon. Sulphur. White ceruse. Diaz & Costa, Lisbon. White ceruse. Ferreira, A., Lisbon. Products of chem- istry. Fragoso, Jose da Costa, Lisbon. Pro- ducts of chemistrx. Lemos & Ca., Jose de, Lisbon. Products of chemistr}-. Lobo & Fos., Viuva Moreira, Lisbon. Blackings. Lugan, M., Villa-Nova de Gaya. Tartars. Macedo, Jose Fernando de, Lisbon. Pro- ducts of chemistry. Peireira, Alfredo Martiniano, Lisbon. Laborator}- apparatus. Pereira Jor & Com ta, Jose Mendes, Lisbon. T(joth ]jaste. P>lackings. Pires, Joao Damaso Cruz, Lisbon. Pro- ducts of chemistr}-. Tooth paste. Quintella, Jose Luciano Aires, Porto. Products of chemistry. Rouffet & Castelbon, Marinha Grande. Tm'pentine. etc. Santos, Jose Joaquim Ribeiro dos. Lis-: hou. Products of chemistry. Saraiva, Annibal Dias, Mora. Products of chemistry. Tooth paste. Silva, Jose Luiz Esteves da, Lisbon. Plackings. Tavares, Jayme da Costa, Lisbon. Pro- ducts of chemistr\'. Villaca, Manoel Vasques Goncalves. Lis- . bon. Products of chemistry. GROUP 24. Fabrica de Papel do Caima. Porto. Manufactured papers. GROUP 25. Oliveira & Ca., Temao, F. H. d', Lisbon. Lime. GROUP 27. Lemos, Emilio Joaquim de, Lisbon. Stair\v;iv model. 109 PERU. OCATION: Installed in Peruvian Section, Block 7, Palace of Agriculture. Photography, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Arts. GROUP 16. )iaz, Emilio, Huanuco. Photographs. GROUP 23. Nesandich, Huanuco. Cocaine. RUSSIA. LOCATION: BLOCK 21. AISLE C. Printing Specimens — Photographs. GROUP 15. Otsoop, A. A., St. Petersburg. Photo- rtemieff, Ivan. Collection of printed ■ graphs. specniK-ns. ogdanvich, E. V. Lithographs. GROUP 17. isher, C. A., Moscow. Zincographs, Bogdanvich, E. V. Publications. Photulottigraplis and helin-entj^rav- Hoppe-Herman, St. Petersburg. Album ings. and IxM.ks. etz, Robert, St. Petersburg. Albums Krivoshlik, M. G., St. Petersburg. Pub- of pictures and chronio-lithographs. lications. oldire, T. A. Photochromiograph spec- imens. GROUP 19. GROUP 16. Association of Russian Opticians and Mechanics >'l St. Petersburg. (Opti- ulla, C. C, St. Petersburg. Photographs. cal goods. SWITZERLAND. LOCATION: Installed in the Swiss Chalet, Palace of Varied Industries. Typography and Musical Instruments. GROUP 15. ment Alps, scenery. Bl. 76 A and 76 B. ailor. A., Zermatt. Lithographs, draw- ings. GROUP 18. :iler et Freres, A., Zermatt. Placards, Sailor, A., Zermatt. Maps. imaps, etc. GROUP 21. GROUP 16. iioto Globe Co., Zurich. Photographs, Mermod, Freres, St. Croix. Fine music boxes. 'naps, etc. Tiith. Dr. J. H. & Co., Zurich-WoUish- jofen, Switzerhtnd. i'.roinide enlarge- Sole agents for the United States: Jacot Music Box Co., No. 39 Union Square, New York City. no SIAM. LOCATION: Pavilion of Siam. Books and Publications, Maps, Photography, Musical Instruments. GROUP 15. Royal Survey Department. Specimens of black and color ty])oi)i-ai)ln'. Spe- cimens of (IrawinsN <.'nlar,i?0(l l)y me- chanical i)lioi\ .ti'on.ys. Udaw^n Committee. Musical instru- menl>. GROUP 22. : Champawn Committee. Figures used in sliadow jilays. Puket Committee. Theatrical costumes and accessories. Ratburi Committee. Karen dresses. 1 Royal Commission, The. Theatrical' costumes, masks and weapons. Royal Museum, The, Bangkok. Theat-i rical masks GROUP 23. ,' Isarn Committee. Paper manufacture Paper. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee.' Cigar- ette ]):iper machine. Cifiarette paper Petchaboon Committee. Natural paper Royal Commission, The. Raw materials used in making Siamese paper. Ap jiliances for paper making. Siamese paper. GROUP 27. Royal Commission, The, Models 0; Siamese houses. SWEDEN. LOCATION: BLOCK 64. AISLE H. Chemical and Pharmaceutical Arts. GROUP 23. Jonkopings och Vulcans, Jonkoping. .Matches. Ill SPAIN. LOCATION: BLOCK 46-A. AISLES F and 9. Pharmaceutical Arts. GROUP 23. J. Sucesor de Yarritu, Madrid. Castile >-d\>. 153 Cedar St.. New York City.) VENEZUELA. CATION: Installed in Venezuelan Section, Palace of Forestry, Fish and Game. Drugs and Pharmaceutical Preparations. GROUP 23. ocha, E. L.. Caracas. Medicinal prepa- ■atinns. spensario de Caracas, Caracas. Chemi- :als. lerra, R. Gomez, Caracas. Medicinal ['reijaration.^. meda, Juan B., Caracas. Specific. irtinez, Leopoldo, Caracas. Medicinal ir(_-paratii>n>. Penarrocha, M., Caracas. Soap. Perret, Kuipers, Caracas. Soap. Rodriguez, F. Acosta, Caracas. Febri- fuge. Sanchez, G., Maracaibo. Zarzaparilla. Suels, S., Valencia. Elixir Capuchino. Tovar, A. J. Bolivar. Dauforina (strych- nine antidote.) Villimizar, A. M., Ciudad Bolivar. Cura- rina Loho (for snake bites.) OFFICIAL CATALOGUE OF EXHIBITORS ff? JNIVERSAL Exposition ST. LOUIS, U.S.A. 1904 DIVISION OK EXHIBITS FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director Department D MANUFACTURES MILAN H. HULBERT, Chief REVISED EDITION PUBLISHED FOR THE COMMITTEE ON PRESS AND PUBLICITY BY THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY (INC.) ST. LOUIS, 1904 COPYRIGHT, 1904. BY THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMPANY, FOR THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY. PREFACE. A modern Universal Exposition well might be called an encyclopedia of society, as it contains, in highly specialized array, society's words and works. It is a collec- tion of the wisdom and achievements of the world, brought together for the inspec- Lion of the world — for examination and study by its experts. In constitutes a :ompact, classified, indexed compendium, available fm- ready reference, of the achievements and ideas of society^ in all phases of its activities, extending to the most material as well as to the most refined. The Catalogue of sucli a Universal Exposition is. therefore, perhaps the most comprehensive and representative contemporary record of the progress and condition of the liuman race that may be devised. It is a succinct and authentic record of the exhibits of the Exposition, which are the evidence of the capacity and performance in all lines, intellectual, social and industrial, of all of the people of the world. The value of such a document r'.nd its significance, socially and conmiercially, are in- calcuable. It is an epitome of the capacity and promise of mankind, while being at the same time a roll of honor, a certified register of those individuals and institu- tions which are taking active part in the life of the world to-day. FREDERICK J. V, SKIFF. Director of Exhibits. INTRODUCTION. By Milan H. Hulbert, Chief. T^HE Department of ^Manufactures is so comprehensive in scope that two immensj ^ palaces are required to house the products coming under its classificatioi| They are the Palace of Varied Industries and the Palace of Manufacturer Situated respectively to the right and left of the Great Basin, these two imraensi palaces form an important part of the main picture of the Exposition. ; The Palace of Varied Industries contains exhibits of all those goods mad| to please the eye; whiiC the Palace of Manufactures, on the other hand, containi exhibits of goods of a purely utilitarian nature. Each of these palaces is 1200 fe<{ long and 525 feet wide, the total cost of the two approximating $1,500,000. .; unique feature of their construction is a court, in the center of each, open to thj sky, which adds much to lighting and ventilating the buildings. The' enormous size of the buildings and the thousands of people passinj through, suggest a small city, and, following the practice in cities, the aisles haV been laid out like streets, each having its name, and each exhibit its number. { The enthusiastic co-operation of the manufacturers of the United States anl the unprecedented support of the foreign governments of the world have accon, plished for the Department of Manufactures of the Louisiana Purchase Expositic! a result far above the most sanguine expectations even of the officials most intimate', connected with the work. This liberal treatment is due to several reasons othi' than the campaign of educational exposition methods carried on for the last thn; years by the Department itself with the 512,000 manufacturers composing what irn be termed its clients. ' The most important reason is the higher appreciation in the last few yea of the value of ocular impression in advertising as compared to written descriptio! and therefore an increased attention given to the proper display of any merchandi: to which it is desired to attract attention. At the time of the Chicago Expositic it was generally considered sufficient if goods were installed in a manner answerir commercial necessities, but experience since has taught that the best wares improper displayed will not gain attention, and it is not now uncommon for the large ret<- stores to have high-salaried meft in charge of window displays and arrangemen of wares. This attention to displaying artistically^ even the most commonplace goods h. given the Department of Manufactures such a well-balanced installation that :, parts of the two palaces are equally interesting. It has also led to the aboliti(, of the "main aisle," as all the aisles in the two palaces are of equal width and ha'' equal value to the sightseer. There are three great divisions of the merchandise in the two palaces: TL Textiles Section, containing textiles, tissues, clothing, fancy work, etc.; the Hardwa^ Section, containing hardware, glass, heating and cooking apparatus, modern plum ing, lighting appliances, cutlery and sporting goods, and the Section of Industri Art, including all those objects made to please the eye, such as art pottery, •' glass, art jewelry, bronzes, silverware, precious stones, etc. Unlike previous expositions, the machinery for producing the goods is shov in the same section with the goods themselves, and throughout both palaces t process of manufacture is demonstrated by machinery in actual operation. Hid are converted from the raw material to the .finished article, then cut up and ma into shoes by a model factory producing three hundred pairs of shoes a da machinery is in operation making silks, cottons and woolens, while other machin in the same section are turning out hats, stockings, handkerchiefs, corsets, suspende ves, hammocks, Indian blankets and numerous other articles. High speed elope machines, a model paper box factory, blank book manufacturing, and the St type of wire-screen weaving machines are seen in operation. These are plcmented b,v many moving displays, such as a large wind mill, made of nsands of hatchets, with revolving sails. House cleaning is done by the pneu- ic process without moving the carpets and hangings from their places. In the Industrial Art division the visitor is impressed with the advance made ^he last ten years in the manufacture of artistic merchandise. Until recently, ctly speaking, we have been a commercial nation working almost wholly for the. ful and economical, but the displays made in art silverware, art pottery, glass, nzes, jewelry, china, furniture, interior decorations, tapestries, (examples of ch are shown surpassing anj'^thing that has ever been done abroad), will convince public that there is no more necessity of going to Europe now for the artistic nerchandise than there is for plate glass, silks, and the thousand other commodi- which are made as satisfactorily in the United States as anywhere in the world. In this Industrial Art Section such operative exhibits are found as the manu- ure of imitation diamonds, the grinding, polishing and setting of turquoise, the Indian expert making hammered silverware in his inimitable way. In addition to an extensive display of clocks in the Varied Industries Palace, of the most novel features of the Exposition is the floral clock which has been t on Agricultural Hill by the Department of Agriculture. The Department of nufacturcs furnished the mechanism for this clock. It consists of a dial lOO : in diameter, the numerals on which are approximately 15 feet high, and made irely of flowers. At the top of the dial a small house has been built to contain mechanism, and a mammoth hour glass is exposed to view, and on the top of . house there is a 5,000 pound bell, vv'hose tones can be heard throughout the unds. This bell strikes the hour and half hour, and upon the first stroke of h hour, the immense hour glass turns and the sand runs back. At the same e the doors of the house spring open, exposing the mechanism which controls striking and operates the dial, and they close immediately upon the last stroke the bell. At night the clock is brilliantly illuminated, about 1,000 lamps being d for this purpose. The Department of Manufactures is also especially noted for its representative Mgn exhibits. In this respect it far surpasses the great exhibit in the Palace industries at the Paris Exposition in 1900. • The Paris Palace of Industries was 1200 feet long and 160 feet wide, less than t the size of either one of the palaces devoted to similar exhibits at the Universal iosition of 1904. Its contents were so well installed and displayed, and of such ■active interest, that this section proved the most popular of the entire Paris oosition. The nations whose exhibits stood out prominently were France, ?land, Germany, Italy, Austria and Japan. Each of these nations has installed exhibit of its special products of manufacture for the Universal Exposition at Louis, and in addition there are displays from Russia, Belgium, Hungary, Hand. Denmark, India, Persia, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, Mexico, Siam, 3a and Aregentine. Germany, whose exhibit at Paris was by far the best play of Industrial Arts that nation has ever made, has in the Palace of Varied iustries at St. Louis a much more extensive and elaborate exhibit. France has lalled in the Palace of ]\ranufactures the most important and representative dis- y that country has ever made in a foreign land, and the same can be said of the nations participating in this great Exposition. <*v>' How to Locate an Exhibit in the Palace of Varied Industries | or Manufactures. ' Consultation with the Ground Plans of the Varied Industries or Man- j ufactures Palaces on the preceding page, will show you that by an orderly arrangement of the blocks and aisles, and the method of num]:)ering\ it is j quite easy to locate an exhibitor. All the blocks are numbered, and above each block, a large wdiite and blue sign is hung, giving the number. The streets running north and south are numbered, while those running east and w^est, are lettered. If an exhibitor is located in block 45-A, street B-6, you can at once find this location by consulting the Ground Plans and finding block 45-A, and the exhibitor is at the intersection of B and 6 aisles. Foreign Coun- tries are located l^y the block numbers only. Particular location of in- dividual foreign exhibitors is not given. Most of the foreign exhibits are arranged by groups in such a manner as to make it possible to locate them easv. I INDEX Country. Page. United States 23 Argentine 48 Austria 49 Belgium 53 Brazil 59 Bulgaria 63 Canada '64 Ceylon 65 China 66 Cul)a 70 Denmark 71 Effypt 71 France 72 Germany 87 Great Britain 105 Haiti 108 Hungary 109 Country. Page. Italy 130 India 135 Japan Ill Mexico 136 Netherlands 143 Nicaragua 144 New Zealand 146 Norway . . . ' 146 Persia 146 Peru -147 Porto Rico 147 Portugal 148 Russia 149 Siam 151 Sweden 153 Switzerland 154 Venezuela 154 CLASSIFICATION. 13 DEPARTMENT OF MANUFACTURES, OFFICIAL CLASSIFICATION OF EXHIBITS. GROUP 28. STATIONERY Equipment for and processes used in making or preparing stationery, account books, copy books, envelopes, bags, wrappers, etc. j\Iade-up paper and card-board; ruled, bordered or ornamented paper, note paper, envelopes, pockets, bags; school copy books, memorandum books, note books, letter-copying books, account books, book covers, letter files; menu cards, playing cards, paper boxes, cases; packages of cigarette papers, etc. Desk furnishings, inks, pens, pencils, penholders, crayon holders, wax and wafers, paper weights, ink stands, letter presses, etc. Artists' materials for painting, architecture, sculpture, pyrography and drawing; canvasses, panels, crayons, brushes, hair pencils, mathematical instruments for architects, etchers, engravers, burners, sculptors, trac- ing papers and cloths; parchments; colors, varnishes, charcoals, pastels, stumps, lay figures, easels; color boxes and other artists' materials not named above. GROUP 29. CUTLERY (Equipment, processes ana products.) Special equipment for the manufacture of cutlery, particularly for grind- ing and polishing. Table cutlery, pocket knives, knives with fixed blades. Cutlery for gardeners, for vine culture and for various trades. Scissors and work-box accessories. Razors of all kinds. Fine hardware in polished steel. Small silversmith's ware. Side arms of all kinds. GROUP 30. SILVERSMITH'S AND GOLDSMITH'S WARE (.\ppliances, processes and products.) Class 174. Special equipment for manufacture, hand tools; outfit for casting; ma- chinery (lathes, scales, etc.); outfit for electroplating, etc. Jilethods of work. Class 175. Gold and silversmith's work for religious or common uses, in gold, silver, bronze or other metals; plated ware; articles gilt or silver-plated by any processes. Class 176. Enameled work; goldsmith's enamel; enamels painted upon metal. 14 CLASSIFICATION. GROUP 31. " JEWELRY (Equipment, processes and products.) Class 177. Special equipment. Methods of work. Class 178. Fine jewelry. Class 179. Lapidary work; diamond cutting; cutting of gems; engraving on fine stones; Engraving of hard cameos and shells. (See Department B, Group 14.) Class 180. Gold and silver jewelry. Jewelry in platinum, aluminum, etc. Jewelry set with precious stones. Class 181. Imitation lapidary ^yorl^- Imitation of precious stones, pearls, etc. Class 182. Gilt jewelry; imitation jewelry in copper and other metals; steel jew- elry, mourning jewelry in jet and in glass; jewelry in coral; amber, mother-of-pearl, etc. GROUP 32. CLOCK AND WATCH MAKING (Equipment, processes and products.) Class 183. Special equipment for manufacturing clocks and watches; hand tools; machine tools (lathes and other tools) ; measuring instruments. Class 184. Preparation of various metals used by watch and clock makers. Sep- arate parts of watch and clock work; springs; watch cases in precious or common metals; holes and fittings in rubies or other jewels; enameled or other dials, etc. Class 185. Clocks for churches and public buildings, time recorders. Class 186. Astronomical clocks. Marine chronometers. Class 187. Clocks moved by electricity, air or water. Class 188. Ornamental clocks and timekeepers; regulators; alarm clocks. Class 189. Watches; chronometers; watchmen's time registers. Class 190. Metronomes, pedometers, various recording instruments. Clepsydras and hour glasses. Class 191. Chimes connected with clock work. GROUP 33. PRODUCTIONS IN MARBLE, BRONZE, CAST IRON AND WROUGHT IRON (Equipment, processes and products.) Class 192. Special equipment for manufacture; types of foundries; patterns and moulds; outfit for chasing and repousse work; processes for mechanical reduction. Class 193. Reproductions of works of art/in marble, stone, plaster, terra cotta, wax, etc. Class 194. Art work and reproductions of art in metals. Class 195. Repousse, stamped and damascened metals. GROUP 34. BRUSHES, FINE LEATHER ARTICLES. FANCY ARTICLES AND BASKET WORK (Equipment, processes and products.) Class 196. Equipment and methods used in the manufacture of brushes, fine leather articles, fancy articles and basket work. Class 197. Brushes; toilet brushes designated as fine brushes, brushes for house- hold, harness and stable use, etc., designated as coarse brushes; brushes for artists and for house painting, designated as paint brushes; feather brushes; brooms; carpet sweepers. CLASSIFICATION. 15 Ilass 198. Fine leather goods; dressing cases, traveling bags, scabbards, portemon- naies, portfolios, toilet cases, note books, cigar cases, small objects and fancy articles in skins; clasps for portemonnaies and hand bags. Ilass 199. Fancy articles; work boxes and small fancy furniture, liquor cases, glove boxes, jewel cases; turned articles, engine turned, carved, engraved in ivory, tortoise shell, mother-of-pearl, etc., pipes and smokers' articles, snuff boxes; toilet and other combs in ivory, tortoise shell, horn, cellu- loid, boxwood, etc.; various articles in lacquer work, small bronzes. Ilass 200. Basket 'work; baskets and hampers for common use, fancy baskets for confectioners, for household use, traveling, etc.; articles in grass. GROUP 35. ARTICLES FOR TRAVELING AND FOR CAMPING; INDIA RUBBER AND GUTTA PERCHA INDUSTRIES. Zlass 201. Trunks, valises, bags, satchels, dressing and traveling cases; packing cases and boxes; shawl straps, etc. Locks and other fittings for trunks, valises, etc. Cushions. Alpenstocks, grapnels, parasols. Vari- ous requisites for travelers. Zlass 202. Portable equipment specially prepared for traveling and for scientific ex- peditions, outfits for geologists, mineralogists, naturalists, colonists, pioneers, explorers, etc. Class 203. Tents and accessories. Beds, hammocks, seats, folding chairs and other camp furniture and equipment. Class 204. Tents and furniture of military types. Class 205. Equipment and methods used in the manufacture of India rubber and gutta percha goods. Class 206. General products of the India rubber and gutta percha industries. Wa- terproof clothing and boots and shoes. GROUP 36. TOYS Class 207. Equipment and processes used in the manufacture of toys. Class 208. Playthings; dolls; talking dolls and accessories, playthings in metal, dolls' dinner and tea services, children's watches, mechanical toys, arms and equipment for children, musical instruments, dolls' furniture, horses, animals, carts, toys in India rubber, and in gold beaters' skin, scien- tific and educational toys. Games. GROUP 37. DECORATION AND FIXED FURNITURE OF BUILDINGS AND DWELLINGS Permanent Decoration of Public Buildings and of Dwellings. Class 209. Plans, drawings and models of permanent decoration. Class 210. Carpentry; models of frame work, roof work, vaults, domes, wooden partitions, etc. Class 211. Ornamental joiner work; doors, windows, panels, inlaid floors, organ cases, choir stalls, etc. ■Class 212. Permanent decorations in marble, stone, plaster, papier-mache, carton pierre, etc. Class 213. Ornamental carvings and pyrographics. •Class 214. Iron work and locksmiths' work applied to decoration; grill work and doors in cast or wrought iron (See Department B, Group 14); doors and balustrades in bronze; roof decoration in lead, copper, zinc, dormers, spires, finials, vanes; crest and ridge work. I^lass 215. Decorative paintings on stone, wood, metal, canvas, or other surfaces. j... Signs of all varieties. j-Iass 216. Mosaic decorations in stone or marble fpr flooring; enameled mosaic f for walls and vaulted surfaces. ||.^lass 217. Various applications of ceramics to the permanent decoration of public j buildings and dwellings. 16 CLASSIFICATION. GROUP 38. OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Class 218. Sideboards, bookcases, tables, stands, beds, desks, tiles, cabinets, ward- robes, chiffoniers, chairs, billiard tables, etc. Settees, couches and lounges. GROUP 39. STAINED GLASS. Class 219. Stained glass for churches, public buildings and private dwellings. Speci- mens of various kinds of glass used for decorative windows. Special enamels. Models of window tracery. (See Department B, Group 14.) GROUP 40. MORTUARY MONUMENTS AND UNDERTAKERS' FURNISHINGS Class 220. Class 221. Marble, gtone and metal monuments; mausoleums and rittings. Coffins, caskets and undertakers' furnishing goods. GROUP 41. HARDWARE (Equipments, methods and products.) Class 222. Special tools, not included in the class of machine tools, used by smiths, farriers, bolt makers, screw cutters, wire drawers, nail makers, buckle makers, chain makers, copper-smiths, tin-smiths,, edge tool makers, iron founders, ironmongers, lock-smiths, model makers, etc. Class 223. Hardware not otherwise provided for, made of plates, forgings, or cast- ings. Pipe fittings, cocks, taps, etc.; bells; machine-made bronzes; shoes for horses and for other animals; flatirons, etc. Class 224. Bolts, nuts and screws for wood or metal. Class 225. Products of nail making and wire drawing. Nails, brads, tacks, staples; wire; wire ropes, barbed wire, wire fencing, wire cloth, and wire gauze; wire springs. Class 226. Buckle making, and kindred industries; rings, hooks, hinges. Class 227. Chain making and kindred industries. I Class 228. Household utensils in metal. ' Class 229. Metal plates, flanged, stamped, decorated, perforated, etc. ' Class 230. Enameled plates and castings for buildings, household and general use. i Class 231. Hollow ware, cast or pressed, plain, polished, japanned, enameled, gran- itized or porcelain lined. ! Class 232. Tubes and pipe, drawn, welded or cast. Class 233. Sheet metal, stamped, spun, flanged, decorated, perforated; caps, buttons, ' eyelets, cans; lamp-shades, etc. Class 234. Products of exact and fine metal working; spectacle frames; fine springs. I Class 235. Edge tools and other tools; scythes, sickles, pruning hooks; machetes;, axes, adzes, hatchets; chisels, planes, boring tools, saws, hammers, files, etc. Class 236. Pulleys and pulley blocks. Class 237. Builders' and upholsterers' hardware: fittings and fastenings for doors, windows, etc.; casters, clamps, brackets, pulls, etc. Cla'ss 238. Safes, safety vaults and accessories; safe locks. Class 239. Metal work, cast, wrought, of wire; for stair railings, balusters, balconies, grill work, etc. Class 240. Metal work, plated, enameled, etc., for bedsteads, gas and electric light fixtures, store fixtures, cash carriers, etc. Class 241. Garden furniture and vases in metal. Class 242. Summer houses and pavilions .in metal; bird cages, aviaries, awnings, verandas. CLASSIFICATION. 17 lass 243. }kletal -shiuters for windows, doors; screens and Venetian blinds. lass 244. Various products of exact roiling or of beating of gold, silver and tin; metallic foils, lass 245. Various products of gilding or plating with metals. lass 246. Galvanized, tinned or leaded sheet iron, lass 247. Builders' work in sheet metal. GROUP 42. PAPER HANGING (.Raw materials, equipment, processes and products.) lass 248. Special raw materials used in the manufacture of wall paper. lass 24;;>. Alachinery for printing wall paper and fancy papers. ^Machines for en- graving printing rollers. Flat wood blocks or copper plates, engraved by hand. Drawing pens. Machines for varnishing, glazing, calender- ing, embossing, gilding, flocking, rolling and cutting. lass 250. Special brushes and cloths used in the laying of wall paper. lass 251. Stained papers, printed papers. Flocked, marbled, veined, gilt papers. Papers for book covers, binding, etc. Artistic paper. Enameled and glazed paper. Imitations of wood and of leather. Window shades painted or printed, and fixtures for. GROUP 43. CARPETS, TAPESTRIES AND FABRICS FOR UPHOLSTERY Ofaterials, equipment, methods and products.) lass 252. Special machinery for the manufacture of carpets and tapestry; high- warp looms, low-warp looms, bobbin-winders, etc. lass 253. Carpets, moquette, tapestrj^, brussels or velvet. Felt carpets, rugs, mats, etc. lass 254. Furniture and wall coverings, materials in silk, wool, cotton, linen, jute, ramie, grass, plain, mixed, brocad.ed, printed, embroidered. Horse-hair cloths, vegetable leather, moleskin, etc. Leather for hangings and for covering furniture. (See Department B, Group 14.) Oilcloths and linoleum. GROUP 44. UPHOLSTERERS' DECORATIONS "lass 255. Decoration for puTjlic and private festivals, for religious services, etc. • Buntings, flags, 'lass 256. Bed furniture, upholstered chairs, canopies, curtains, hangings of cloth or tapestry; frames; framed mirrors, etc. GROUP 45. CERAMICS (Raw materials, equipment^ processes and products.) -lass 257. Raw materials, particularl}- chemical products used in ceramic industries. (See Department L, Group 116.) -lass 258. Equipment and methods used in the manufacture of earthenware; ma- chines for turning, pressing and moulding earthenware; machines for making brick, roofing tile, drain tile, and pottery for building purposes; furnaces, kilns, muffles, and baking apparatus; appliances for prepar- ing and grinding enamels. ■lass 259. Various porcelains, lass 260. Bisque of porcelain and of earthenware. (lass 261. Earthenware of white or colored body, A\^th transparent or tin glazes. ! Faience. 18 CLASSIFICATION. Class 262. Earthenware and terra cotta for agricultural purposes; paving tiles, enameled lava. Class 263. Stoneware, plain and decorated. Class 264. Tiles, plain, encaustic and decorated; mosaics, bricks, paving bricks, pipes. Class 265. Fire-proof materials. (See Department L, Group 116.) Class 266. Statuettes, groups and ornaments in terra cotta. Class 267. Enamels applied to ceramics. Class 268. Mosaics of clay or of enamel. Class 269. Mural designs; borders for fire-places and mantels. (See Department; B, Group 14.) GROUP 46. PLUMBING AND SANITARY MATERIALS \ Class 270. Sanitary earthenware; bathing apparatus and attachments, lavatory fit' tings, laundry tubs, basins, cocks, draws, etc.; sewerage apparatusi pluinbers" appliances. GROUP 47. ; GLASS AND CRYSTAL (Raw materials, equipment, processes and products.) Class 271. Raw materials and particularly chemical products used in the manufac' ture of glass. 1 Class 272. Equipment and processes used in the manufacture of glass and crystal! equipment for the preparation of raw materials; furnaces; blowin;! apparatus; moulds; lathes for engraving and shaping; apparatus fo; cutting and for casting, etc. Class 273. Window glass, white or colored, fluted, enameled, etc. Glass for phc; tography. Curved glass. 1 Class 274. Plate glass, rough or polished. Silvered glass. Glass for pavement: Mirrors for projections. Glass with surface in relief. Class 275. Table glass; glass or crystal, white or colored, cut or engraved; glass' ware and glass apparatus for scientific uses. Class 276. Ornamental glass. Class 277. Bottles. Class 278. Enamels; their application to glass. Class 279. Mosaics of glass. Class 280. Imitation precious stones. Class 281. Watch glasses; spectacle glasses. Class 282. Glass used for optical purposes. , GROUP 48. APPARATUS AND PROCESSES FOR HEATING AND VENTILATION Class 283. Heating by steam, hot water, hot air, and their combinations. Class 284. Methods of conveying and distributing steam, hot water and hot air use separately or in combination. Class 285. Stoves and furnaces peculiar to the various systems of heating. Class 286. Radiators of heat of all kinds and sizes. Steam or hot water boiler Steam or hot water ranges. Hot air pipes. Hot air stoves. Class 287. Apparatus for household heating and for the preparation and cookii of food; kitchen utensils, and miscellaneous articles for household use Stoves or chimneys, fixed or movable. Class 288. Apparatus for heating by petroleum or by gas. Class 289. Steam cooking ranges. Kitchen ranges of all kinds, stoves used at tl same time for cooking food and for warming apartments. Stov adapted to certain special forms of cooking. Stove apparatus, fixi or movable, used for preparing food or beverages in large quantities. CLASSIFICATION. 19 ass 290. Natural ventilation; ventilation by exhaustion; ventilation by mechanical means and their combinations. ass 291. Plans and models of buildings, heated and ventilated; public buildings, factories, dwelling houses. ass 292. Ventilators and displacers of 'air. Up-draft ventilators. ass 293. IMethods for the direct renewal of air to warmed and ventilated apart- ments. ass 294. Ventilators operated by the wind or by difference of temperature. ass 295. Sanitation and ventilation of kitchens and small living rooms. ass 296. Accessories to heating and ventilation. Measuring and registering ap- paratus; thermometers, self-registering thermometers, pyrometers, ane- mometers, manomometers for measuring low gas pressures, and for indicating the level of water in pipes; appliances for measuring the flow of steam through pipes; registering apparatus of every kind. iss 297. Thermostats; distributing and regulating apparatus; regulators of tem- perature; regulators of draught; regulators of pressure; automatic drip cocks and air cocks; cocks specially fitted for heating apparatus. ass 298. Chimney fittings. Dampers for chimneys; closing of flues; opening for hot air and ventilation. Gratings and plates. JNIetallic casings for heating apparatus; special sheet iron chimney pots. ass 299. Fireplace and chimney pottery. Stoves and chimneys in earthenware. Ornaments. Earthenware of every sort for the fireplace. Refractory materials for hearths, hot air stoves, linings and chimneys. ass 300. Hearth furniture: fire lighters; ash sifters; utensils for cleaning and repairing; accessories. GROUP 49. APPARATUS AND METHODS, NOT ELECTRICAL, FOR LIGHTING ass 301. Lighting by means of vegetable or mineral oils (petroleum, shale, heavy oil, heavy oil spraj'ed,. spirit) ; lamps, burners, wicks, lamp chimneys, etc.; apparatus for domestic, industrial and public lighting. ass 302. Lighting by gas; lamps, burners, chimneys, burners of flat flame. Argand burners, burners for recuperation, for carburizing, for incandescence, apparatus for domestic, industrial and public lighting. ass 303. Accessories to lighting: lighters, glasses, globes, shades, reflectors, screens, smoke consumers, etc. GROUP 50. TEXTILES Materials and processes for Spinning and Rope Making. ass 304. jMachinerj^ and apparatus used in preparing and spinning textile mate- rials. ass 305. Apparatus used in subsequent operations: spooling, winding, twisting, throwing. IMechanical finishing of goods. ass 306. Detached parts of spinning machinery and special machines for their manufacture. ass 307. Apparatus for sorting, testing, and registering. Apparatus for perfecting. Equipment for making cordage. GROUP 51. JUIPMENT AND PROCESSES USED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF TEXTILE FABRICS iss 30S. Apparatus used in operations preliminarj^ to weaving; machines for j' warping, cop winders. Card preparing machines. iss 309. Hand and power looms for weaving plain cloths. Looms for weaving 1 brocaded and embroidered fabrics, box looms. ;'SS 310. Knitting machinery for hosiery. ■Machinery for making lace and tulle. IMachinerv for making trimmings. 20 CLASSIFICATION. GROUP 52. EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES USED IN BLEACHING, DYEING, PRINT- ING AND FINISHING TEXTILES IN THEIR VARIOUS STAGES Class 311. Apparatus for singeing, brushing and shearing textile fabrics. Class 312. Apparatus for washing in Ij'e, scouring, washing, drying and moistening various textile materials, whether matted, combed, in thread or in the web. Class 313. Apparatus for boiling and staining dye stufYs and stuffs for thickening fabrics. Class 314. Equipment for engraving in relief or in incised work patterns for print- ing on textiles. Class 315. Machines for starching, dyeing or printing. Apparatus for steaming. Class 316. Machinery of all kinds for finishing goods; for fulling, and for teazling tenterframes, calendars, machines for glazing, watering, embossing, beetling. Machines for measuring, folding, etc. Class 317. Appliances used for dyeing silks, for beating, shaking up, pinning out; lustering, etc. Class 318. Sweating boxes for thickening, apparatus for spotting, apparatus foi; bleaching by electricity. ; Class 319. Equipment and processes for laundry work. Treating with lye. Waslii ing and rinsing, drying, ironing and finishing. 1 Class 320. Industry of the dyers and scourers; dry cleaning by benzine and iti, derivatives; cleaning by wet process; dyeing, pressing. Class 321. Specimens of textile^ materials bleached or dyed before spinning. , Class 322. Specimens of threads or yarns of cotton, linen, wool, silk, etc., pure oii mixed, bleached, dyed or mottled. I Class 323. Specimens of textile fabrics bleached, dyed or printed. Class 324. Specimens of threads, yarns or fabrics which have been sized. ' Class 325. Specimens of chemical thickening of text^ile materials before they havij been spun or woven. 1 GROUP 53. EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES USED IN SEWING AND MAKING WEAR ING APPAREL Class 326 Class 327 Class 328 Class 329 Class 330 Class 331 Class 332 Class 333 Class 334 Common implements used in needle work. Machines for cutting cloths, skins and leathers. Machines for sewing, stitching, hemming, embroidering, etc. Machines for making button-holes; for sewing gloves, leather, booti and. shoes, etc.; plaiting straw foi* hats. Tailors' geese and flatirons. Busts and figures for trying on garments. Machines for preparing separate parts of boots and shoes (stampinj moulding, etcO- Machines for lasiing, pegging, screwing, nailing. Machines for making hats of straw, felt, etc. Class 335. Class 336. Class 337. Class 338. Class 339. GROUP 54. THREADS AND FABRICS OF COTTON Cotton prepared and spun. Fabrics of cotton, pure or mi.xed, plain or figured, unbleached, dyed ' printed. Cotton velvets. Cotton ribbons. Counterpanes. CLASSIFICATION. 21 GROUP 55. HREADS AND FABRICS OF VEGETABLE FIBRES OTHER THAN COTTON lass 340. Threads of vegetable fibres; flax, hemp, jute, ramie, etc. lass 341. Fabrics of vegetable fibres other than cotton; plain and figured canvas, ticking, damask, linen, cambrics and lawns, plain and fancy handker- chiefs, etc. Fabrics of flax or hemp, mixed with cotton or silk. Fabrics of vegetable fibres other than cotton; flax, hemp, jute, ramie, etc. Cordage; cables, rope, twine, etc. GROUP 56. YARNS AND FABRICS OF ANIMAL FIBRES Combed animal fibres. Yarn of combed animal fibres. Carded animal fibres. Rovings, unbleached or dyed. Yarn of carded animal fibres. Cloths of combed or carded animal fibres. Cloths for ladies'wear. Dress goods of combed or carded animal fibres, mixed with cotton or silk. Muslins delaine, tweeds, merinos, china-satins, serges, mohairs, etc. Fabrics of carded animal fibres, not fulled or slightly fulled; flannels, tartans, molletons, etc. Knitted stuflfs in combed or carded animal fibres. Shawls of animal fibres, pure or mixed. Ribbons and braids of animal fibres, pure or mixed with cotton, flax, silk or floss silk. Fabrics of hair, pure or mixed. Blankets. Felts of animal fibres for carpets, hats, boots and shoes, etc. GROUP 57. SILK AND FABRICS OF SILK Silk raw, thrown, twisted. P'loss silk and silk waste. Threads of floss silk, and silk waste. Artificial silks. Fabrics of pure silk, silk floss, or silk waste, fabrics of silk or silk floss mixed with gold, silver, wool, cotton, thread, etc., plain, figuned, or brocaded, unbleached, dyed or printed. Velvets and plushes. Ribbons of sifk or silk floss, pure or mixed. Shawls of silk or silk floss, pure or mixed. GROUP 58. LACES, EMBROIDERY AND TRIMMINGS 366. Lace made by hand; laces, blond or guipure, wrought on pillow or with the needle or crochet, made of flax, cotton, silk, wool, gold, silver or other threads. 367. Laces made by machinery; tulles, plain or embroidered; imitation lace, blond and guipure, in thread of every kind. 368. Embroidery made by hand; embroidery by needle or crochet with thread of every kind, on all kinds of grounds (fabric, net, tulle, skin, etc.), including needle work upon canvas as well as embroidery applique, or ornamented with gems, pearls, jet, spangles, of metal or other mate- rial, feathers, shells, etc. 22 CLASSIFICATION. Class 369. Embroidery made by machinery, with the foundation preserved, or with the foundation cut or burned away. Class 370. Trimmings; galloons, lace or braids, fringes, tassels, all kinds of applique and ornamental work, hand made or woven, for millmery or garments, ecclesiastical vestments, civil or military uniforms; for furniture, sad- dlery, carriages, etc.; threads and plates of metal, gold or silver, real or imitation, spangles, chenilles, and all other articles used for trim- mings. Class 371. Church embroidery; church ornaments and linen; altar-cloths, banners and other'objects for religious ceremonies in fabrics, ornamented with lace, embroideries and trimmings. Class 372. Curtains with lace, guipure, or embroidery, upon tulle or fabrics; blinds, screens, portieres, lambrequins, and other draperies, ornamented with lace, embroidery and trimmings. GROUP 59. INDUSTRIES PRODUCING WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN Class 373. Clothing to measure for men and boys; ordinary costumes, suits for hunt-, ing and riding, leather breeches and similar articles, suits for gym- nastic uses and games, military and ci_vil uniforms, campaign clothing of special types, robes and costumes for magistrates, members of the^ bar, professors, ecclesiastics, etc., liveries, various costumes for children. Class 374. . Clothing, read}' made for men and boys. , Class 375. Clothing to measure for women and girls; dresses, vests, jackets, cloaksi (made by ladies' tailors, dress makers, or cloak makers), riding habits,] sporting suits. Class 3/6. Clothing ready made for women and girls. . Patterns. ' GROUP 60. LEATHER, BOOTS AND SHOES, FURS AND SKINS, FUR CLOTHING Class 377. Leather in every variety; tanned, curried, enameled, patent-leather, wash leather, etc. Class 378. Boots and shoes, for men, women and children, boots, bootees, shoes 'slippers, pumps, overshoes, soles, accessories, etc.; gaiters. Class 379. Gloves. Class 380. Furs and skins, dressed and tanned. Class 381. Fur clothing, caps, hats, hoods, gloves, boots, etc. Class 382. Fur mats and robes; fur trimmings. GROUP 61. VARIOUS INDUSTRIES CONNECTED WITH CLOTHING 1 (Processes and products.) Class 383. Hats; hats of felt, wool, straw, silk; caps, trimmings for hats. ' Class 384. Artificial flowers for dressing the hair, for dress, and for all other uses Feathers. Millinery. Hair: coiffures, wigs, switcnes. Class 385. Shirts and underclothing for men, women and children. Class 386. Hosiery of cotton, wool, silk, and floss silk, etc.; knitted hosiery; craval: and neck-ties. Class 387. Corsets and corset-fitting. Class 388. Elastic goods, suspenders, garters, belts. Class 389. Canes, whips, riding whips, sun-shades, parasols, umbrellas. Class 390. Buttons; buttons of china, metal, cloth, silk, mother-of-pearl or othe: shell, ivory-nut, horn, bone, papier-mache, etc. Class 391. Buckles, eyelets, hooks and eyes, pins, needles, etc. Class 392. Fans and handscreens. Department D — Manufactures. UNITED STATES. Stationery, Cutlery, Silversmith's and Goldsmith's Ware, etc. NOTE: Exhibits in the Department of Manufactures are installed in the f*alace of Varied Industries and Palace of Manufactures. Where the Exhibit is nstalled in the Palace of Varied Industries, the abbreviation (V. I.) follow^s; vhen no Palace is indicated, the exhibit is installed in the Palace of Manufactures. !pt. No 3. American GROUP 28. STATIONERY. Location. Metal Edge Box Co., Pa. }kletal edge paper Block 12-A, corner 5th Philadelphia, box machine. and A Sts. I. Art Crafts Shops, Buffalo, N. Y. Desk furnishings. (V. I.) Block 35. 70 B St. 4. Art Metal Construction Co., St. Louis, Mo. JNIetallic fixtures, filing de- vices and furniture. (V. I.) Block i, 49 G St. oneer makers and largest producers of etal equipment for the care of books id papers for all descriptions of busi- :ss. Do not fail to examine our display, owing standard metal furniture, includ- g vault cases, office furniture, bank lunters and appliances, library stacks id other equipment. St. Louis office, 25 De Kalb St. 27. Baker-Vawter Co., St. Louis, Mo. Binders, ledgers and holders. (V. L) Block 3 E, corner 4th and F Sts. 82. Bankers Ink Co., Kansas City, Mo. Writing ink. mucilages, artists' ma- terials. Block 24 A, 38 B 9th St. 3- Barnard, Geo. D. & Co., St. Louis, ^lo. Blank books and stationery. (V. L) Block I, 49 G St. lank book makers, lithographers and inters, Vandeventer and Laclede Ave., • Louis.^ The largest house in the orld. We claim individuality. In qual- /■, weight and finish, we supply what e up-to-date, critical purchaser seeks, iiich, together with our prices and serv- Y make us known as givers of best lues. Dept. No. Location. 244. Bradley Stencil Machine Co., St. Louis, ]\Io. Stencil machines. (V. I.) Block 7, 72 E St. 1 1 57. Binney & Smith, New York City. Crayons, marking inks and oiled paper. 1045. Cincinnati Game Co., Cincinnati. Games of all sorts. (V. I.) Block 13 B, 6th and E Sts. i486. Cupples, Samuel, Envelope Co., St. Louis, Mo. Envelopes and postal cards. Block 10 B. corner 5th and C Sts. 619. Cushman & Denison Mfg. Co., New York City. Numbering and dating ma- chines, time stamps. (V. I.) Block 27-A, 88 E St. Dealers and Consumers Supply Assn., Cincinnati, O. Business systems. Block 8 A, 10 Hardware Arcade. 1287. Egry Autographic Register Co., Dayton, O. Autographic registers and supplies. (V. L) Block 4-B, 'J^ E St. 406. Esterbrook Steel Pen Mfg. Co., Camden, N. J. Pen points. (V. I.) Block 8. -/(> E St. 47. Globe-Wernicke Co., Cincinnati, O. Office furniture and sectional book cases. (V. T.) Block 3-A, 4th and G Sts. 2001. Hunt, C. Howard, Pen Co., (Cam- den, N. J. Steel pens. {X . I.) Block 5, 50 E St. 25. Knowlton, M. D., & Co., Rochester, N. Y. Paper box machines. Block 12-A, 5th and B Sts. 832. McAdams, John, & Sons, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ruling machinery. Block 12-C, 5th and G Sts. 537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. Louis, Mo. Stationery; desk furnish- 24 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Dept. No. Location, ings. (.v. I.) Blocks 41 and 42, 131 C St. Our execution of engraved wedding, re- ception, calling, menu and dinner cards, college and school invitations, diplomas, etc., is renowned throughout the United States, for correct forms, elegance and high qualities of materials. Orders re- ceived at our Golden Pavilion, Palace of Varied Industries. Highest awards, Chi- cago World's Fair, 1893. 598. New York Consolidated Card Co., New York City. Playing cards and ac- cessories. (V. I.) Block 46, 7 7th St. 493. Parker Pen Co., Janesville, Wis. Fountain pens. (V. I.) Block 47, 132 A St. 916. Scott Paper Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Toilet paper and devices. (V. I.) Block 3-B, 48 F St. 733. Shaw- Walker Co., Muskegon. Mich. Cabinets. (V. I.) Block 5, 40 E St. 248. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York City. Machines for making pamphlets. B, C, 7th and 8th Sts. 343. Union Bag & Paper Co., New York City. Paper bags and paper. (V. I.) Block 3-B, 44 F St. 1560. Union Lunch Box Co., New York City. Lunch boxes. (V. I.) Block 3-B, 52 F St. 24. United States Playing Card Co., Cin- cinnati. O. Playing cards. (Y. I.) Block 46, 6th and C Sts. 202. Waterman, L. E., Co., New York City. Fountain pens. (V. I.) Block 46. 7th and C Sts. Manufacturers of Waterman's Idea! fountain pens. Branches: Boston, Chi- cago, San Francisco, London, Paris, Dresden. Business established and first patents taken out in 1884. Spoon feed patented in 1889. Highest rds at Chicago, 1893, Exposition Universelle, Paris, 1889-1900, and twenty other sec- tional and international exposition's. 1403. Weber, F., & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Artists' materials. {V. 1.) Block 46, 6th and A Sts. 2. Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, N. J. .Advertising novelties. (V. L) Block 29-D. TT7 C St. GROUP 29. CUTLERY. Carborundum Co., The, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Carborundum for grinding and polishing. (In Palace of Mines and Metallurgy, Block 16.) 284. Clauss Shear Co., Fremont, O. Cutlery. Block li-B, 3rd, 4th and B Sts. Dept. No. Location. 1366. Farnham, F. H., Pittsburg, Pa, Cutlery and automobile tools. Block 14-A, 3rd and A Sts. 1517. Gillette Sales Co., Chicago, 111. Razors. 18 Hardware Arcade. 449. Gorham Mfg. Co., New York City. Cutlery. (\\ I.) Block 35-A, 4ih, 5th, B and C Sis. 279. Kampfe Brothers, New York City. Razors and supplies. Block ii-B, 3rd, 4th and B Sts. 1142. Landers, Frary & Clark, New Brit- ain, Conn. Cutlery. (V. I.) Block 40-B, 5th, B and C Sts. | 537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. , Louis, Mo. Cutlery, small silversmith's 1 ware. (V. I.) Block 45-A, B, 5th, C ■ and 6th Sts. ; 523. National Cutlery Co., Philadelphia, i Pa. Cutlery. Block 7-A, 2nd and D Sts. 977. Simmons Hardware Co., St. Louis,; Mo. Cutlery. Block lo-A. 4th, B and! C Sts. ; Keen Kutter cutlery is made of selected' and tested steel by experienced artisans 1 of great skill. Each blade in the pocket! knives is rigidly inspected to guard, against flaws. The shears have distinctive: nut and bolt feature making perfect permanent adjustment. Keen Kutter cut- i lery is the best that money and brainsi can produce. 2024. Walden Knife Co., Walden, New York. Cutlerv. Block ii-B, 4th andi A Sts. GROUP 30. SILVERSMITH'S AND GOLD- SMITH'S WARE. 731. Art Crafts Shop, Buffalo, N. Y. Art metal goods. (V. I.) Block 35-B. 70 B St. Carborundum Co., The, Niagara Falls. N. Y. Carborundum used in manufac- turing jewelry. (In Palace of Mine< and Metallurgy. Block 16.) 449. Gorham Mfg. Co., New York City Silverware, goldware, bronzes. (V. I.) Block 35-A, 4th. 5th, B and C Sts. 537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St Louis, Mo. Goldsmith's and silver smith's ware; enameled work. (V. 1.' Block 45-A. 5th, 6th. B and C Sts. Note our silver punch service for U. Sj battleship "^Missouri"; complete silvei tr.ble service of 525 pieces; souvenii spoons. Designers and makers of silver loving cups, trophies and presentatioi services; special orders promptly exe cuted. Highest awards. Chicago. 1893 UNITED STATES. 25 >ept. Xo. Location, lote exhibit of class pins, medals, badges, nd process of manufacturing-. 40. Wiltzius, M. H., Co., Milwaukee, Wis. Ecclesiastical goods. Block 2i7< ^9. A. St. GROUP 31- JEWELRY. 31. Art Crafts Shop, Buffalo, N. Y. Hand carved jewelry, odd stones, etc. (V. I.) Block .35-B, 70 B St. lakers of hand wrought brass and nameled copper-ware, comprising desk- ets, smoker sets, candlesticks, placques, cwel-boxes, etc. Also silverware and :old jewelry in original designs, 0. Barber Jewelry Mfg. Co., New York City. Stone jewelry. (V. I.) Block 13. Barrios Diamond Co., Chicago, 111. Imitation diamonds. ( \'. I.) Block 47, 138 A St. 551. Brower, Maurice, New York City. Pearl and diamond necklace. (V. I.) Block ?7-rf. 95 C St. 537. Burd, W. D,, St. Louis, Mo. American pearls. (V. I.) Arcade 4. ^112. Cahoone, Geo. H. & Co., Provi- dence, R. I. Jewelrv. (,V. I.) Block 45-B. 129 A St, io5. Gardner, Mrs. Mary A., l\Io. Fish scale jewelry. (V 45-B, 6th and A Sts. 535. Gem Turquoise Co., New York City. Turquoise. (Y. I.) Block 34, 4th and A Sts. ^irkstein, E., Sons Co., Rochester, N. Eyeglass mountings (V. I.) Block .\. 4th and G Sts. 413- Linton, P. & A., Providence, I. Jewelry. (V. L) Block 45-B, A St. 57- Loeb, Wm., & Co. Gold rings. (V. L) and B Sts. [49. Loftis Bros. & Co., Chicago, 111. Jewelrv and precious stones. (V. I.) Block 32, 61 C St. '»6. McGary's Universal Silver and Jew- elry Polish Co,, New York City. Silver and jewelrv polish. (Y. I.) Block 4-A, 82 G St. ■ IcGary's Universal Silver and Jewelry 'olish, a liquid compound. Highest .wards, Paris, 1900. Sold by the jewelry ■■ade. Visitors welcome — leather uphol- tered seats and electric fans. Demon- . ■ating--\vatch cases, charms, diamonds, irooches, rings, polished gratis. St. Louis, . I.) Block Y. 4- R. 129 Providence, R. I. Block 45-B. 6th Dept. No. Location. 537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. Louis, .Mo. Jewelry. (Y. L) Block 45-A. 5th, 6th, B and C Sts. Note the beautiful rose and fleur-de-lis jewelry; the themes of our exhibits. Note the gold and silver jewelry, embracing I'.istorical and modern designs, set with precious stones; combining artistic con- ception and highest mechanical skill. Diamond jewelry specially designed and executed. Higiiest awards Chicago World's Fair, 1893. 1574. New Jersey Aluminum Co., New- ark, N. J. .Aluminum goods. Block S-A, 5th St. 822. Porterfield Turquois Mines Co., Sil- ver City, N. Al. Turquoises. (\'. l.i Block 34, 4th and A Sts. 381. Rider, S. A. Jewelry Co., St. Louis, Mo. Jewelrv. (Y. L) Block 47, 128 A St. GROUP 32. CLOCK AND WATCH MAKING. American Electric Novelty & Mfg. Co., New York City. Clocks. (In Palace of Electricity. Block 19, Aisle B and Y.) 875. Collins Electric Clock Co., St. Louis, Mo. Electric clocks. (Y. I.) Block 35-B, 67 A St. 619. Cushman & Denison Mfg. Co., New York City. Time stamps. (Y. I.) Block 27-A, 88 E St. 471. Herschede Hall Clock Co., Cincin- nati, O. Clocks. (Y. I.) Block 34, 9 4th St. 20. Ingersoll, Robert H., & Bro., New York Citv. Watches. (Y. I.) Block 46, 8 6th St. 1205. Johnson Service Co., Milwaukee, Wis. ■' ": neumatic clock appliances. Block 7-A. 3rd and D Sts. 537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co.. St. Louis, Mo. Clocks, watches. Block 45-A, 5th and 6th, B and C Sts. Tower clocks erected to order. Our "Paragon" watches are constructed and tested to meet the most exacting require- ments of "railroad inspection", as well as the utmost accuracy necessary for scien tific purposes, for travelers and railroad use. Agents "Patek Phillipe" watches. 1544. Nanz & Co., New York City. Time detectors. (Y. I.) Block 4-B, 75 E St. 419. Newman Clock Co., Chicago, 111. Watchman's clocks and time records, ( Y. I.) Block 4-B, 75 E St. 998. Smith, Geo. W., & Co., Philadel- phia, Pa. Hall clocks. (\'. I.) Block 37. ^2 A St. 26 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. GROUP 33. PRODUCTIONS IN MARBLE, BRONZE AND IRON. Dept. No. Location. 1313. American Art Marble Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. ^Marble and onyx produc- tions. (V. I.) Block 7, 68 E St. Manufacturers of decorative marbles. All fine marbles reproduced in columns, pil- asters, slabs and mouldings. Many of the finest National and State buildings are decorated with our marble. Exhibit located in Varied Industries Building. Special inducements for export trade. 609-61 1-613 North American Street. Phila- delphia. Cable address "Quadrant." 731. Art Crafts Shops, Buffalo, N. Y. Art metal goods. (V. I.) Block 35-B. 70 B St. 1029. Bailey Company, The, Detroit, Mich. Advertisinsc signs, statuary. (V. I.) Block 35-B. 4th. and B Sts. 1440. Bonnard, Henry, Bronze Co., New York Citv. Art bronze. (V. I.) Block 30, 39 C'St. 44g. Gorham Mfg. Co., New York City. Bronzes. (V. I.) Block ^t., 72, C St. 1402. Hackner, E., La Crosse, Wis. Statuar3^ (V. I.) North wall, oppo- site Blocks 4-A and 10. 1308. Hartt Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Soda water apparatus. (V. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th, West 5th and F Sts. 1285. Kaletta, A. T., St. Louis, Mo. Statues. (V. I.) Block 29-D, 20 5th St. • 1301. Lippincott, Chas., & Co., Philadel- phia, Pa. Soda fountain apparatus. (\'. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B,, 4th. A\'est 5th and F Sts. 1307. Matthews, John, Apparatus Co., New York City. Soda water apparatus. (V. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th, West 5th and F Sts. 537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. Louis, ]Mo. Bronzes. (Y. I.) Block 45-A. 5th, 6th, B and C Sts. 1 136. Messmer, A., Co., Cincinnati, O. Statuary. (V. I.) Block 27. 58 A St. 1305. Puffer, A. D., & Sons, Boston, Mass. Soda water apparatus. (V. L) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th. ^Ve«t 5th and F Sts. 1306. Tufts, James W., Boston, Mass. Soda water apparatus. (V. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B. 4th, West 5th and F Sts. 59*0. Tuttle & Bailey Mfg. Co., New York Citv. Ornamental bronzes. (^^ 1.) Block 4-A. West 5th and G Sts. 1647. Weintraub, Jacob, New York City. .■\rt goods in brass. (V. I.) Block 35-B. 68 B St. Dept. No. 640. Wiltzius, M. Wis. Statuary. 58 A St. Location. H., Co., Milwaukee, (V. L) Block 27, GROUP 34. BRUSHES, FINE LEATHER ARTI- CLES, NOVELTIES. 1 199. Albaugh Bros., Dover & Co., Chi- cago, III. Hand process for clean- ing carpets, etc. Block ii-B. 20 3d St. 352. Ames-Bonner Co., Toledo, O. Toilet and household brushes. (V. I.) Block 48, 1.46 A St. 731. Art Crafts Shop, Buffalo, N. Y. Fancy articles. (V. I.) Block 35-B, 70 B St. 1029. Bailey Co., The, Detroit, Mich. Fancv articles and novelties. (V. I.) Block 35-B, 4th and B Sts. 302. Bissell Carpet Sweeper Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. Carpet sweepers. Block 12-A. 4th and B Sts. 1260. Erb, Daisy E., Boston, Mass. Burnt leather. (V. I.) Block 13-B, 122 F St. 1154. General Compressed Air House Cleaning Co.. St. Louis, Mo. Cora- pressed air machinery for cleaning houses. Block ii-A, 2nd and A Sts. 274. Goodrich, B. F., Co., Akron, O. Rubber goods. Block 12-B, 5th. 6th, B and G Sts. 449. Gorham Mfg. Co., New York City. Fine leather articles. (V. I.) Block 35-A, 4th, 5th, B and C Sts. 549. Grossman, Henry, St. Augustine, : Fla. Leather goods. {Y. I.) Block 45-B. 135 A St. 617. Kraus & Glauberg, New York City. Combs and hair ornaments. Block 24-B. 36 loth St. 637. Langsdorf, S., & Co., New York City. Celluloid cases. (V. I.) Block 43, 149 C St. 1657. Lee Broom & Duster Co., Daven- port, la. Brooms and dusters. Block 3-B. 30 E St. and 40 F St. Life & Walrath, Syracuse, N. Y. Broom sewing machine. Block 3-B, 39 E St., and 40 F St. 1564, Los Angeles Art Leather Co., Norwalk, Conn. Carved leather. (V. I.) Block 45, 131 A St. 972. Meek & Beach Co., Coshocton, O. Metal signs and advertising novelties. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 132 B St. 537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. Louis. I\lo. Imuc leather goods; fancy articles. (V. 1.) Block 45-A, 5th, 6th, B and C Sts. UNITED STATES. 27 )ept. No. Location. 37. Milwaukee Dustless Brush Co., Milwaukee, Wis. Floor brushes. Block ii-B, 23 4th St. Jsed by the Official Janitoring & Clean- fig Co. John Jamieson, Supt. 92. National Sweeper Co., Marion, Ind. Carpet sweepers. Block 12-A, 4th and A Sts. 272. Navajo Indian Blanket Stores Co., New York City. Fancy work made by Indians. Block 23-B. 8th and C Sts. 'acific Jewelry & Curio Co., Los An- geles, Cal. Abalone shells. Between Blocks 46 and 47, Aisle A, Booth No. 2. Ve manufacture and sell polished and npolished Abalone shells and novelties 1 over 2,000 styles consisting of beauti- .il designs set in silver, in brooches, pins, hains, shirt-waist sets, cuff buttons, peons, paper knives, charms, hat pins, nger rings and sh.ell ornaments of every ariety. Catalogues mailed December ist. V'holesale trade supplied. 220. Patek Novelty Mfg. Co., New York City. ^letal and wood fancy articles and novelties. (Y. I.) Block 47, 134 A St. 286. Reed, A. L., Co., New York City. Leather goods. ( Y. I.) Block 43, 145 C St. 48. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York City, [Machines for making brushes and fine leather articles. B. C, 7th and Sth Sts. 271. Tibbe, H., & Son Mfg. Co., Wash- ington, Mo. Corn cob pipes. (V. I.) Block 43, 143 C St. . Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, N. J. Advertismg novelties. (Y. - I.) Block 29-D, IT7 C St. GROUP 35. ARTICLES FOR CAMPING AND TRAVELING— INDIA RUBBER INDUSTRIES. 34- Apsley Rubber Co., Hudson, Mass. Rubber boots and shoes. Block IQ-A, 71 8th St. 74- Goodrich, B. F., Co., Akron, O. Rubber goods. Block 12-B, sth. 6th, B and G Sts. "Iiagara Waterproof Co., Niagara Falls, N- Y. Waterproof cloth. (Installed in Palace of :M:ines and Metallurgv, Block IT.) 90. St. Louis Trunk Hardware Mfg. ^o., St. Louis. :Mo. Trunk trimmings. Block 14-A. 2d and A Sts. 48. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York tity. Machines for the manufacture : ot rubber goods. B, C, 7th and Sth Sts. Dept. No. Location. 508. Tower, A. J., Company, Boston, Mass. Oiled clothing and fabrics. Block 23-B, 9th and B Sts. 1025. Young, Homer, Co., The, Toledo, O. Trunks and bags. Block 24-B, nth and B Sts. GROUP 36. TOYS. 1419. Aubeuf, F. J., Oneida, N. Y. Hand carts. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 46th, 47th, F and G Sts. 1659. Austin & Craw, South Norwalk, Conn. Tovs and novelties. (Y. I.) Block 27- a', 84 E St. 604. Brunswick, Balke, CoUender Co., Chicago, 111. Bowling alleys, billiard tables. (V. I.) Block 4-A, 4th and F Sts. 715. Parker Brothers, Salem, Mass. Games. (Y. I.) Block 24, 130 E St. 1388, Scorer Co., Richmond, Va. Golf scorer. G St., and east middle door. 24. U. S. Playing Card Co., Cincinnati, O. Card games. (V. I.) Block 46, 6th and C Sts. GROUP 37. DECORATION AND FIXED FUR- NITURE OF BUILDINGS AND DWELLINGS. 1313. American Art Marble Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. Marble and onyx decora- tions. (Y. I.) Block 7. 68 E St. 1528. American Encaustic Tiling Co., New York City. Encaustic tile. (V. I.) Block 27-D, 15 5th St. 786. American Soda Fountain Co., Bos- ton, Mass. .Soda water apparatus. (V. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th, West 5th and F Sts. Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Chi- cago, St. Louis, Baltimore, Atlanta, Dal- las, Denver, Oklahoma, San Francisco, London, Paris, Cape Town. Established in 1832. Highest awards wherever ex- hibited. (See under Group 38.) 1293. Atkin, C. B., Knoxville, Tenn. Mantels. (V. I.) Block 29-A, 5th and E Sts. 159. Baumgarten, Wm., & Co., New York City. Interior decorations and furniture. (V . I.) Block 34, 3d and C Sts. 946. Beattie Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Interior decorations and bank fixtures. (Y. I.) Block 3-B, 4th and E Sts. 28 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Dept. No. Location. 1367. Bird, J. A. & W., & Co., St. Louis, AIo. Prepared roofing. (V. I.) Block 18. loi G St. Established 1837. Our exhibit of Rex Flintkote Roofing at the St. Louis Ex- position covers acres. The largest ex- hibit at any World's Fair. Attention is called to the roofs of the Exposition buildings, where 7,500,000 sq. ft. are laid. Awarded gold medal at South Carolina Inter-State and West Indian Exposition. Inspect our booth, \"ar. Ind. Palace. 505. Botanical Decorating Co., Chicago, 111. Artificial flowers and plants. (V. I.) Block _4-B. 79 E St. 604. Brunswick, Balke, Collender Co., Chicago, 111. Bar fixtures. (\'. I.) Block 4-A, 4th and F Sts. 1422. Crystal Case Company, Alliance, O. Show case. {\\ I.) Block 3-A, G and F Sts. 1421. Exhibition Show Case Co., Erie, Pa. Ribbon case. (V. I.) Block 3-A, G and F Sts. 1425. Gillet Novelty Co., Detroit, Mich. Peanut cabinet and warmer. (Y. I.) Block 3-A. G and F Sts. 1402. Hackner, E., La Crosse, Wis. Church wood carvings, statuary. (V. I.) North wall, opposite Blocks 4-A and 10. 1308. Hartt Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Soda water apparatus. Blocks 4-A and 4-B. 4th, West 5th and F Sts. 162. Interior Hardwood Co., Indianap- olis. Ind. Parquetrv flooring. (V. I.) Block 25. 144 E St. 1301, Lippincott, Chas., & Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. Soda fountain apparatus. (V. I.) Block's 4-A and 4-B. 4th, West 5th and F Sts. 1307. Matthews, John, Apparatus Co., New York City. Soda water apparatus. (V. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th, West 5th and F Sts. 1423. McNaught, G. W., & Sons, Glid- den. la. Shelving. (Y. I.) Block 3-A, G and F Sts. 1136. Messmer, A., Co., Cincinnati, O. Church furniture and decorations. (V. I.) Block 37. 58 A St. 243. Nelson, N. O., Mfg. Co., St. Louis, M.O. Decorators in marblo, tile and wood. Block 3-A. 88 4th St. and 87 5th St. 1467. Perfection Fixture Co., Flint, Mich. Hat cabinets. (Y. I.) Block 3-A, G and F Sts. 1305. Puffer, A. D., & Sons, Boston, Mass. Soda water apparatus. (\'. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, nth and F Sts. Dept. Xo. J.o:-aiion. 1 1 79. Rischke-Gottfried Mfg. Co., Pitts- burg. Pa. Machine for dressing, finish- ing and polishing. Block 11, Hardware Arcade. 18. Rookwood Pottery Co., Cincinnati, O. Architectural faiences. (Y. I.) Block 35-B, 71-A and 76-B Sts. 628. St. Louis Bank Fixture Co., St. Louis, Mo. Interior decoration and fixed furniture. (Y. I.) Block 3-B, 4th and F Sts. 998, Smith, Geo. W. & Co., Inc., Phila- delphia, Pa. Ornamental joiner work. {V. I.) Block 37. 52 A St. 1420. Teed, W. L., Sons & Co., Sayre. Pa. Banana tree and pickle cabinet. (Y. I.) Block 3-A, G and F Sts. 1306. Tufts, James W., Boston, Mass. Soda water apparatus. ( \'. I.) Block 4-A and 4-B, nth and F Sts. 590. Tuttle & Bailey Mfg. Co., New York City. Warm air registers, ven- tilators, work in brass and bronze. (.Y. I.) Block 4-.\, 4th. West sth and G Sts. 1 124. United Metile Co., Boston, Mass. Material for tilings. (\'. I.) Block 13-B, 129 E St. 1161. Warren, J. D., Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Hardware shelving. {Y. I.) Block 3-A, G and F Sts. GROUP 38. OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE. 44. Allen, D. H., & Co., Miamisburg, 0. Stands. ( Y. 1.) Block 26, 156 E St. 365. American Bed Co., St, Enameled iron beds. (Y 13-A. 6th and G Sts. 1649. American Specialty Mfg. Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Cheese cabinet. (Y. I.) Block .3-.\, 47 F St. and 46 G St. 786. American Soda Fountain Co., Bos- ton, Mass. Soda fountains. (Y. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th, West 5th and F Sts. Soda fountains, the "Innovation" modern ■ workboards, dispensers' automatic car- bonators, soda fountain requisites and supplies, whole and crushed fruits, whole and crushed nut dainties, .American Fruit Floss, concentrated syrups, bottlers' au- tomatic carbonators and machinerj'. e.K- tiacts and supplies, and fine silver plated ware. (See under Group 37.) 364. Art Metal Construction Company. Jamestown, N. Y. Metal oftice furni- ture and equipment. (\'. I.) Block r. 40 G St. Louis. Mo. I.) Block UNI'^T^.D STATES. 29 )ept. Xo. Location. 293. Atkin, C. B., Knoxville, Tenn. Wood mantels. {V. I.) Block 29-A, J12 E St. 050. Aude Furniture Co., St Louis, Mo. Tables, pedestals. (V. I.) Block 13-A, 6tli and F Sts. 59. Baumgarten, William, & Co., New York City. Furniture. (V. I.) Block 34. 3rd and C Sts. 46. Beattie Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Bank fixtures and furniture. (V. I.) Block 3-B. 4th and E Sts. ;ii, Berkey & Gay Furniture Co., Grand Rapids. Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) Blocks 21 and 22. 67 8th St. 12. Berkey, Wm. A., Furniture Co., Grand Rapids. :\Iich. Furniture. (V. I.) Blocks 21 and 22. 7th and E Sts. 562. Bicycle Step Ladder Co., Chicago, 111. Step ladders. (Y. I.) Block 3-A, 46 F St. and 46 G St. 629. Blank, Wm., Wausau, Wis. Ta- bles. (V. I.) Rover. 104. Brunswick-Balke-CoUender Co., St. Louis, I\Io. Billiard tables, bar fix- tures, etc. (V.I.) Block 4-A, 4th and F Sts. 7. Buch's, A., Sons, Elizabethtown, Pa. Lawn rawing. (V. I.) Block Q. 107 G St. 314. Century Furniture Co., Grand Rap- ids. Mich. Furniture. (Y. L) Blocks 2T and 22, 7th and G Sts. )3i. Comfort Furniture Co., Detroit, Mich. Furniture. (Y. I.) Block 26, 148 E St. [422. Crystal Case Co., Alliance, O. Display racks and show cases. ( Y. I.) Block 3A, 47 F St. and 46 G St. 5o. Frankfort Chair Co., Frankfort, Ky. Chairs, rockers. (Y. I.) Block 16, 141 G St. [425. Gillet Novelty Co.. Detroit, Mich. Peanut cabinet. (V. I.) Block 3-.;^, 47 F St. and 46 G St. 47- Globe-Wernicke Co., Cincinnati, O. Office furniture. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 4th and G Sts. 1 138. Goshen Mfg. Co., Goshen, Ind. Hay slings, ladders and lawn swings. (V. I.) Block 26. 160 E St. 214. Grand Rapids Chair Co., Grand Rapids. Mich. Furniture. (V. L) Blocks 21 and 22, 7th and E Sts. 215- Grand Rapids Fancy Furniture Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (Y. I.) Blocks 21 and 22. "6. Grand Rapids Table Co., Grand Eapids. Mich. Furniture. (Y. I.) Blocks 21 and 22, 70 6th St. i"7- Gunn Furniture Co., Grand Rapids, ; Mich. Furniture. (Y. L) Blocks 21 I and 22. 70 7th St. Dept. No. Location. 1308. Hartt Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Soda water apparatus. O'- F) Blocks 4-A and 4-B. 4th, \Yest sth and F Sts. 471. Herschede Hall Clock Co., Cin- cinnati. O. Hall clock cases. (V. I.) Block 34. g 4th St. 656. Hinde & Dauch Paper Co., New York CitJ^ Bolster rolls. (,Y. I.) Block 8, 80 E St. 915. Hutchins Roller Swing Co., Alton, O. iV. I.) Block 14, 122 E St. 1628. Juvenile Merry-Go-Round Co., St. Louis. ^lo. Juvenile nierrv-go-round. (^^ I.) Block 7.. 66 E St. 54. Karpen, S., & Bro., Chicago, 111. Upholstered furniture. (\'. I.) Block 34. 51 A St. 4. Kochs, Theo. A., Co., Chicago, 111. Barber chairs, furniture. (\'. I.,) Block 4-B, .4th and E Sts. 1631. Koch Adjustable Bracket Co., Peoria, 111. Adjustable shelving. (Y. I.) Block 3-A, 46 F St and 47 G St. 694. Koken Barber Supply Co., St. Louis, Mo. Barber furniture. (Y. L) Block T7. 155 G St. 818. Kostuba, C. J., St. Louis, Mo. Fur- niture. (Y. I.) Block ivA, 6th and F Sts. 1301. Lippincott, Chas., & Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. Soda fountain apparatus. (Y. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th, ^Ye5t 5th and F Sts. 137. Lyons, Hugh, & Co., Lansing, Mich. Store fixtures, figures and forms. (Y. I.) Block 3-A, 4th and F Sts. 218. Luce Furniture Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (Y. I.) Blocks 21 and 22. 67 7th St. IC43. Marks Adjustable Chair Company, New Y'ork City. Adjustable chairs. (Y. I.) Block 3-B. 47 E St. 1307. Matthews, John, Apparatus Co., New York Citv. Soda water apparatus. (Y. I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th. West Sth and F Sts. 1646. Milbradt, G. A. & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Rolling step-ladder. (V. I.) Block 3-A. 51 F St. and 50 G St. 1 1 28. Minneapolis Desk Mfg. Co., Min- neapolis. Minn. Office desks. (^ . I.) Block 13-A, 121 F St. 1650. Morehouse, W. H., Wasco, Ore. Hammock float. (V. L) Block 27-A, 84 E St. 730. National Cash Register Co., Day- ton, O. Cash registers. (Y. I.) Block 3-A, 3rd, F and G Sts. Pioneer in register making; total output, 380,000 machines. 931 patents, covering 20.000 claims. Dayton factory utilizes 32 acres floor space; factories in Canada and Germany. Diplomas and highest 30 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Dept. No. Location, awards from Chicago, Omaha, Paris, Buf- falo and Charleston, where Nationals were adopted for checking receipts. Over 600 Nationals in use at this Fair. 220. Nelson-Matter Furniture Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) Blocks 21 and 22, 69 and 71 "th St. 221. New England Furniture Co., Grand Rapids, ]\lich. Furniture. ( V^ L) Blocks 21 and 22, 7th and G Sts. 448. Norwich Nickel & Brass Co., Nor- wich, Conn. Figures, forms, display fixtures. (V. L) Block 3-B, 77 E St. 222. Oriel Cabinet Co., Grand Rapids, JNIich. Furniture. (V. L) Blocks 21 and 22, 7th and G Sts. 450. Owen. D. T., Co., Cleveland, O. Davenport and bed combined. (V. I.) Block 26, 152 E St. 223. Paine, C. S., Co., Grand Rapids, .Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) Blocks 21 and 22, 7th and G Sts. 157. Pantasote Leather Co., New York City. Leather upholstered furniture. (Y. L) Block 4-B, F. West sth and E Sts. 625. Palmer, I. E., Middletown, Conn. Hammocks. Block 27-B, i 9th St. 1305, Puffer, A. D., & Son, Boston, Mass. Soda water apparatus. (V . I.) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th, West 5th and F Sts. 997. Quaker Shops, The, Philadelphia, Pa. Hand made furniture. (V. I.) Block 36, 46 A St. The Quaker Shops Corporation was formed for the development of handi- craft as applicable to the house interior. The trade mark signifies that its products are the result of the union of Heart and Hand. It will be found upon each article of Quaker Shop production, and carries with it the guarantee of the makers as to quality and genuineness. 225. Retting & Sweet. Grand Rapids, "iMich. Furniture. (V. I.) Blocks 21 and 22, 72 7th St. 226. Royal Furniture Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. I.) Blocks 21 and 22, 68 7th St. 1361. Safety Folding Bed Co., Detroit, Mich. Folding beds. (V. L) Block 13-B. 6th and F Sts. 628. St. Louis Bank Fixture Co., St. Louis. ISTo. Bank fixtures. {\ . T.) Block 3-B, 4th and F Sts. 1006. Sannino, Pasqualle, New York Citv. Sidcbonrd. (V. L) Block 25, 138 E St. 733. Shaw-Walker Co., The, Muskegon, Mich. Office furniture. (V. \.^ Block 5, 3rd and E Sts. Wholesale and retail card and filing- systems for every purpose. Dept. No. Location. 943. Sherer Bros. Co., Chicago, 111. Grocery supply cabinets. (\'. 1.) Block 3-A, 47 F St and 46 G St. 248. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York Citv. Cabinet work. B, C, 7th and Sth Sts. 654. Smith & Davis Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Springs, mattresses, beds. (V. I.) Blocks 15-A and 15-B, 121 and 131 G St. 998. Smith, Geo. W. & Co., Inc., Phila- delphia, Pa. Hall clock cases and fur- niture. (V. I.) Block 17, 52 A St. 1298. Stewart Mattress Co., St. Louis, Mo. ]\Iattresses. (V. I.) Block 13-A. 125 F St. 227. Stickley Bros. Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (\'. L) Blocks 21 and 22, 71 Sth St. 1306. Tufts, James W., Boston, Mass. Soda water apparatus. (V. L) Blocks 4-A and 4-B, 4th, West 5th and F Sts 229. Valley City Desk Co., Grand Rapids, ]\Iich. Furniture. {X . 1.) Blocks 21 and 22. 1372. Van Dorn Iron Works Co., Cleve- land, O. Steel office furniture. Block 9-A, 23 C and 27 F Sts. 230. Welch Folding Bed Co., Grand Rapids, ]\Iich. Furniture. (Y. I.) Blocks 21 and 22, 70 6th St. 231. Widdicomb Furniture Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. Furniture. (V. L) Blocks 21 and 22, 7th and E Sts, GROUP 39. STAINED GLASS. 1626. Artistic Glass Painting Co., Cin- cinnati, O. Art glass window. (^^ I.) Block ;;;7-D. ^ and 2--, --,xh St. 979. Bent Glass Novelty Co., New York • Citv. Art ?lp,ss globes and shades. (V.' L) Block 39, 72 A St. 1363. Calvert & Kimberly, New York ; City, Stained glass windows. (V. I.) Block 27-C, 9 5th St. 1031. Flanagan & Biedenweg Co., The, ' Chicago, 111. Stained s^lass windows., (Y. L) Blocks 29-C and 29-D, 26, 33; and 39 5th St. Memorial windows, leaded art glass, bev- ' eled art glass. Glass mosaics. Secured awards at World's Fair, Chicago; medal at Trans-Mississippi Exposition: gold U'cdal and diploma of honor at California Mid-Winter Exposition. 1493. Ford Bros., Minneapolis, Minn. Stained glass. (Y. I.) Block 27-B, 13 5th St. 1)32. Frei, Emil, Art Glass Co., St. Louis, Mo. Stained glass. (V. I.) Block 29- D, 20 5th St. UNIT! 'ATES. 31 ept. No. Location. !94. Herndl, Maria, Milwaukee, Wis. Glass painting. (V. I.) Block 27-D, 23 Sth St. ;2i. Kerwin, E. F., Ornamental Glass Co., St. Louis, iMo. Ornamental glass. (V. I.) Block 27-D, 19 5th St. J4. McCuUy & Miles Co., Chicago, 111. Stained glass windows. (V. I.) Block 27-A, 19 and 39 5th St. \8. Von Gerichten Art Glass Co., Co- lumbus, O. Stained glass. (V. I.) Blocks 29-A and 2g-B, 29 and 46 5th St. he largest and best specially equipped ;ained glass establishment in America. /e have artists direct from London, [unich and Paris, and use imported an- que glass to a great extent. We also lake fine figure windows of opalescent lass entirely, as our stock is most se- ct. Estimates furnished free. Send )r catalogue. GROUP 40. ;ORTUARY MONUMENTS' AND UNDERTAKERS' FURNISHINGS. 159. Barclay Brothers, Barre, Vt. Monuments. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. ;58. Bugbee & Alexander, Barre, Vt. Marker. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 349- Corskie & Son, Barre, Vt. Marker. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. }6o, Emslie, McLeod & Co., Barre, Vt. Monument. Block 13. 2nd and A Sts. 552. Jones Bros. Co., Barre, Vt. Monu- ment. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 551. McDonald & Buchan, Barre, Vt. Vase, Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 553. Mclver & Matheson, Barre, Vt. IMonument. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 354- Marr & Gordon, Barre, Vt. Mon- ument. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 356. Milne, Clarihen & Gray, Barre, Vt. Marker. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 59- Monumental Bronze Co., Bridge- port, Conn. Monuments and statuary. Block 14-A, 8 2nd St. 350. Ryle & McCormick Co., Mont- pelier, Vt. Monuments. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 32. St. Louis Coffin Co., St. Louis, Mo, Caskets and coffins. Block 14-A, 4 2nd St. and 3 4th St. 355. Smith, E. L., & Co., Barre, Vt. Monum.ent. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. 357- Wells, Lamson & Co., Barre, Vt. Monuments. Block 13, 2nd and A Sts. GROUP 41. HARDWARE. isS. Allith Mfg. Company, Chicago. 111. Door hangers. Block 8- A, s^ -1th St. Dept. No. Location. 591. Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co., Pittsburg. Pa. Aluminum cooking utensils. Block 8-A, 4th, 5th and D Sts. 779. American Can Co., New York City. Tin cans and boxes. Block lO-B, 6th and C Sts. Branches in all large cities. Cans and metal boxes of every kind, plain and lithographed. ]MetaI signs and special- ties. Tin and galvanized ware. 1662. American Costume Exhibits, Me- chanical Figure Co., Chicago, 111. Wax figures. Block 2-A. 800. American Iron & Steel Mfg Co., Lebanon, Pa. Bolts, nuts, rivets and kindred articles. Block 8-B, sth and C Sts. 845. Ames, Oliver, & Sons, Corporation, North Easton, Mass. Shovels, spades, scoops, etc. Block 9-B, 4th and C Sts. American Pulley Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Pullevs. (Palace of IMachinerv, Block 31.) 842. Ames Shovel & Tool Co., Boston, Mass. Shovels, spades, scoops, etc. Block 9-B, 4th and C Sts. 1478. American Swiss File & Tool Co., New York City. Steel files. Block 7-A, 3rd and C Sts. 364. Art Metal Contruction Co., James- town, N. Y. Metal oftice furniture. (V. I.) 3 Hdwe. Bazaar, g Arcade. 1527. Art Wall Paper Mills, New York City. Wall paper displav rack. (V. I.) Block 4-B, 71 E St. 571. Bales, Wm., Little Rock. Ark. \^'indovv shades and curtain pole bracket. Space 16, Hardware Arcade. 827. Baum, J., Safe & Lock Co., Cincin- nati, O. Fire and burglar proof safes. Block lo-B, 36 5th St. Bashlin Co., Warren, Pa. Faucets. (Palace of ^Machinery, Block 27.) 21. Berger Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Sheet metal. (V. I.). Block 9, 105 G St. 37. Bommer Brothers, Brooklyn, N. Y. Spring hinges. Block lO-A, 5th and C Sts. 1619. Bonner, C. E., Mfg. Company, Chrisman, 111. Pipe wrenches. Block 9-B, 38 3rd St. 1625. Boston & Lockport Block Co., Boston, Mas.s. Blocks and tackle. Block 9-B. Cor. 4th and B Sts. 409. Broderick & Bascom Rope Co., St. Louis, Mo. ■'A'ire ropes. Block 9-B, 4th and B Sts 1222. Brohard Co., The, Philadelphia, Pa. Door stops, expansion bolts, etc. Block 7-A, 2nd and D Sts. 32 DEi^ARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Fremont, O. ii-B, 3rd_, 4th Gas (Pal- Dept. No. • Location. 969. Capewell Horse Nail Co., Hartford, Conn. Horse nails. Block lO-A, 5th and B Sts. Branches: Nev.' York, Philadelphia, Bal- limore, Buffalo, Cincinnati. Detroit, Chi- cago, St. Louis, New Orleans, Denver, San Francisco, Portland. The largest manufacturers of horseshoe nails in the world. First award in all competitions. See page advertisement in Section TI of this Catalogue. Carborundum Co., The, Niagara Falls, X. Y. Special tools. (Palace of Ma- chinery, Block II.) 63. Chamberlain Metal Weather Strip Co., Detroit, ^lich. Metal weather strips. (,V. I.'i Block 17, 149 G St. 457. Check Controlled Lock Co. Check controlled lock. Space 10, Hardware Utility. 284. Clauss Shear Co., Tinners' sinks. Block and B Sts. Crane Company, St. Louis, Mo. and water cocks, valve fittings. ace of [Machinery, Block 26.) 1441. Crescent Novelty Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Special tools. (V. 1.) Block 35-B, 67 A St. 315. Devlin, Thos., Mfg. Co., Philadel- phia, Pa. Iron, brass and steel cast- ings Block 7-A, 2nd and D Sts. Dillon, John, Hackensack, N. J, Horse shoes ;'nd removable calks. Block 12-C, 6th and G Sts. 727. Eagle Lock Co., Terryville, Conn. Locks and hardware. Block 8-A, 4th and C Sts. 1038. Electro-Chemical Engraving Com- pany, Brooklyn, N. Y. Name plates, dials, etc. Space 11, Hardware Utility. 294. Enterprise Mfg. Co. of Pa., The, Philadelphia, Pa. Hardware special- ties. Block 7-A, 2nd and C Sts. Patented specialties for the grocer, but- cher and housekeeper. This company was incorporated in 1866 and its goods are used in practically ever\^ civilized countr}'. Exhibited and were awarded highest prizes at Philadelphia. 1876; Sid- ney, Australia, 1879; New Orleans, 1886; Paris, 1889 and 1900: Chicago, 1893; Ber- gen, Norwav, 1898: Buffalo 1901. 1366. Farnham, F, H., Pittsburg, Pa. Automatic tools. Block 14-A, 3rd and A Sts. 1648. Fremont File & Specialty Co., Fre- mont, O. Files. (V. I.) Block 13-B. 124 F St. Dept. Nc. Location. 1 138. Goshen Mfg. Co., Goshen, Ind. Ladders, lawn-swings and hav-slings. (V. I.) Block 26, 160 E St. 847. Griffiths, Geo., Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Shovels, spades, scoops, etc. Block 9-B, 4th and C Sts. 663. Hallanan, Michael, New York City. Rubber horse shoe pads. Block 12-C, 6th and G Sts. 1 160. Handy Things Co., Ludington, Mich. Kitchen utensils. Block 9-A, 3rd and F Sts. 279. Hart & Cooley Co., New Britain, Conn. Hardware specialties. Block 8-B, 6th, C and D Sts. 556. Hartshorn, Stewart, Co., East Newark. N. J. Shade rollers and spe- cial devices. iV. I.) Block 27-A. 92 F St. 375. Hayes, George, .New York City. Fire proof windows.. Block 2-A, 3rc], 4th and E Sts. Hobart Electric Mfg. Co., Troy, N. Y. Coffee mill. (Palace of Elcctricitv. Block 9, Aisle V.) Hoe, R. & Co., New York City. Saws. (Palace of Liberal Arts, Aisle C. Block 20.) 915. Hutchins Roller Swing Co., Alton, 111. (V. L) Lawn and porch swing- Block. 14, 122 E St. 773. Hjorth, William, & Company, Jamestown, N. Y. ^Vrenches. Space 4, Hardware Arcade. 290. International Steel Post Co., St. Louis, Mo. Steel posts, fencing ma- chines, gates. Block lo-A, 37 5th St. 1 1 62. Johnson, John C, St. Louis, Mo. Crvstal signs. (V. L) Block 3-B. 43 E St. 1 143. Landers, Frary & Clark. New Britain, Conn. Kitchen hardware. Block 8-B, 6th, C and D Sts. 1280. Lead Lined Iron Pipe Co., Wake- field, Mass. ^^'rought iron pipes and fittings. Block 8-B, 5th and D Sts. _ 1346. Lloyd Mfg. Co., Minneapolis, Minn. Wire measuring machine. Block; ii-B, 24 3rd St. Louden Machinery Co., Fairfield, la Door hangers and track. (Palace oi' Agriculture, Block 27, Aisle H.) 609. Lupton's, David, Sons Co., Phila delphia. Pa. Metal window franie^ Block 2-A, 2nd, 3rd and E Sts. 1423. McNaught, G. W., & Sons, Olid den, la. Store fixtures. (V. D Bloc! 3-A, 47 F St. and 46 G St. 1203. Manganese Steel Safe Co., Nev York Citv. Safes. Block lO-B, 4' ;th St. UNITED STATES. 33 ept. No. Location. \8. Mann. C. A. & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Screw-driver. Space 17, Hardware Ar- cade. 12. Meek & Beach Co., Coshocton, O. Stamped metal signs and plates. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 132 B St. ^95. Mesker & Bro., St. Louis, Mo. Galvanized steel house fronts. Block 3-B, 86 5th St. and 87 6th St. J7. Miller Keyless Lock Co., Kent, O. Keyless locks. Block 9-A, 26 C and 27 F Sts. !0. Millers Falls Co., Millers Falls, Mass. Carpenter, mechanic and house- hold tools. Block 9-A, 3rd and C Sts. |2. Missouri Lamp & Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Sheet brass and copper goods. Block 8-A, 50 4th St. 9. Monumental Bronze Co., Bridge- port. Conn. Monuments and statuar3^ Block 14-A, 8 2nd St. 5. Mueller, H., Mfg. Co., Decatur, 111. Cocks, faucets and tapping machines. Block 6-A, 4th, 5th and E Sts. iunroe & Co., Omaha, Neb. Burglar Alarms. (Installed in Palace of Agri- culture, Block 37, Aisle 4.) :yers, F. E., & Bro., Ashland, O. Bam door hangers, pulleys, etc. (Installed in Palace of Agriculture, Block 37, Aisle T.) 13. Myers, H. M., Co., Beaver Falls, Pa. Shovel, spades and scoops. Block 9-B, 4th and C Sts. 119. National Enameling & Stamping Co., St. Louis, Mo. Stamped enameled receptacles. Block 7-B, 3rd, 4th and C Sts. j6. National Safe & Lock Co., Cleve- land, O. Burglar and fireproof safes. Block lo-B, 57 B St. 22. National Specialty Mfg. Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. Hardware specialties. Block 7-A, 2nd and D Sts. i74« New Jersey Aluminum Co., New- ark, N. T. Aluminum goods. Block 8-A, 51 5th St. [3- Nelson, N. O. Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Lead pipe and traps. Block 3-A, 88 4th St. and 87 5th St. Jii. Newman Mfg. Co., Cincinnati, O. Mechanical display fixtures. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 55 F St. ew creations in display fixtures are to ' seen at our exhibit. A window dis- ay of 36 individual display stands ro- tmg in opposite directions, an elevating ultiple shelf display which moves at in- rvals of fifteen seconds, only one tier ing visible at a time, the Electric Ad- rtiser, in which the original goods are [■own, and many others. Dept. No. Location. 402. Nicholls Mfg. Co., Ottumwa, la. Carpenters' squares and mitre boxes. Block 8-A, 5th and C Sts. 448. Norwich Nickel & Brass Co., Nor- wich, Conn. Window and interior dis- play fixtures. (V. I.) Block 3-B, 77 E St. 249. Oneida Community, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Game traps, steel chains, hard- ware specialties. Block lo-B, 5th and B Sts. 1467. Perfection Fixture Co., Flint, Mich. Hat cases and display fixtures. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 47 F St. and 46 G St. 426. Peters Cartridge Co., Cincinnati, O. Ammunition. Block 9-A, 2nd, B and F Sts. 1 1 19. Philadelphia Commercial Museum, Philadelphia, Pa. Bureau of Com- merce. Block ii-A, 23 3rd St. 524. Philadelphia Malleable Iron Works, Philadelphia, Pa. Marine and awning hardware. Block 7-A, 2nd and D Sts. Pilley Packing & Flue Brush Mfg. Co., St. Louis, I^lo. Wire brushes. (Pal- ace of Machinery, Block 8.) 418. Remington Arms Co., Ilion, N. Y. Sporting and military fire arms. Block 9-B, 3rd and B Sts. Government contractors and manufactur- ers. Works established in 1816. The most extensive manufacturers of military fire arms in America. Remington pro- ducts have won nine gold, fourteen silver and twelve bronze medals at various ex- hibitions, including Chicago 1893, Buffalo 1901, Omaha 1898-99, Philadelphia 1876, Paris, etc. 844. Rowland's, T., Sons, Cheltenham, Pa. Shovels, spades, scoops, etc. Block 9-B, 4th and C Sts. 1492. St. Louis Automatic Funnel Co., St. Louis, Mo. Funnels. Block 8-B, 52 5th St. 848. St. Louis Shovel Co., St. Louis, Mo. Shovels, scoops, spades, etc. Block 9-B. 4th and C Sts. 427. Savage Arms Co., Utica, N. Y. Fire arms and ammunition. Block 9-B, 3rd and C Sts. Sawyer Tool Mfg. Co., Fitchburg, Mass. Screw dtivers and hammers. (Palace of Machinery, Block 6, Aisle i.) 943. Sherer Bros. Co., Chicago, 111. Grocery supply cabinets, store fixtures. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 46 G St. and 47 F St. 34 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Dept. No. Location. 977. Simmons Hardware Co., St. Louis, Mo. Edge tools. Block lo-A, 4th, B and C Sts. Keen Kutter edge tools are made of the highest grade steel suitable for purpose intended, by skilled experienced work- men; inspection severe, selection most careful, every tool tested. Many of the tools have distinctive points of merit for durability, finish and satisfaction to the user. Keen Kutter edge tools are without equal. 599. Sloan, Frank B., & Co., Baltimore, Md. Sash pulleys. Block 7-A, 2nd and D Sts. 654. Smith & Davis Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mb. Metal beds and wire mattresses. (V. I.) . Blocks 15-A and 15-B, 121 and 131 G St. 257. Spring Steel Fence & Wire Co., Anderson, Ind. Woven wire fence. Block 9-A, 26 F St. 911. Stanley Rule & Level Co., New Britain, Conn. Model work bench with tools and levels in place. Block 8-B, 6th, C and D Sts. See advt. in Section II of Catalogue. 1216. Stevens, J., Arms & Tool Co., Chi- copee Falls, Mass. Firearms. Block ii-A, 3rd and B Sts. 933. Stewart Iron Works Co., Cincin- nati, O. Iron fencing, gates and lawn furniture. Block ii-A, 2nd and B Sts. 686. Trimont Mfg. Co., Roxbury, Mass. Pipe wrenches and cutters. Block 9-A, 25 B St. 719. Union Metallic Cartridge Co., Bridgeport, Conn. Metallic cartridges. Block 9-A, 3rd and B Sts. 1372 Van Dorn Iron Works, Cleveland, O. Iron chairs and settees. Block 9-A, 26 C St., and 27 F St. 1472. Ventilating Shade Adjuster Co., Kansas City, Mo. Ventilating shade ad- juster. 15 Hardware Arcade. 55 Victor Safe & Lock Co., Cincinnati, O. Safes, vaults and deposit work. Block lo-B, 6th and B Sts. We manufacture the celebrated Victor solid manganese steel bank safe which has never been opened in a burglarious manner. 397. VoUbrath, Jacob J., Mfg. Co., She- boygan, Wis. Enameled steel and cast iron wares. Block 7-B, 4th and D Sts. 1643. Vulcan Mfg. Co., New York City. Soldering tools. 8 Hardware Arcade. 883. Wagner Mfg. Co., Sidney, O. Hol- low ware. Block 8-B, 56 5th St. 1543. Walker Patented Pivoted Bin Co., Philadelphia, Pa. (V. I.) Block 3-A, 46 G St. and 47 F St. Dept. No. Location. 1161. Warren, J. D., Mfg. Co., Chicago,! 111. Hardware shelving. (V.I.) Block 1 3-A, so G St. and 51 F St. I 1446. Wellman, H P., St. Louis, Mo.{ Gate. Block lo-A, 37 5th St. ' 1393. Whitely Exerciser Co., Chicago, | 111. Exerciser. 12 Hardware Arcade, j White, Geo. W.. St. Louis, Mo. Coffee ( pots. Block 7-A, 51 3rd St. I 1039. White Mop Wringer Co., Jamaica,} Vt. Mop wringer. 2 Hardware Ar- cade. Williams, J. H., & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Drop forgings; wrenches. (Palace of] Machinery, Block 32.) ( 383. Winchester Repeating Arms Co. New Haven, Conn. Guns and ammu nition. Block 9-A, 2nd and C Sts. 1342. Window Swinging Co., Philadel- phia, Pa. Swinging window. (\'. I. Block 9, 114 G St. 846. Wright Shovel Co., Anderson, Ind Shovels, spades, scoops, etc. Blocr 9-B, 4th and C Sts. 1391. Zeno Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Duml bell and exerciser. (V. I.) Block 3-A 46 G St., 47 F St. GROUP 42. PAPER HANGING. I 1218. Graves, Robert, Co., New Yorl City. Wall paper. (V. I.) Block 4-A 79 F St. 1642. Leatherole Company, New Yorl City. Wall coverings. (V. I.) BlocI 13-B, 5th, E and F Sts. ' GROUP 43. CARPETS, TAPESTRIES AND FAE RICS FOR UPHOLSTERY. 479. Baldwin Brothers, New York Git; Artistic leather, leather furniture. ^ I.) Block 30, 47 C St. 159. Baumgarten, William, & Co., Ne York City. Interior decorations an tapestries. (V. I.) Block 34. 3rd an C Sts. 621. Bigelow Carpet Co., New Yoi City. Carpets, rugs. (V. I.) Blocl II and 12-B, 5th and East 5th, E, F ar G Sts. 666. Chase, L. C, & Co., Boston, Mas :\Iohair plush. Block 28-B, i nth St 7. Economy Rug Co., Davenport, I Rug machinery. (V. I.) Block 25, i E St. 129. Emmerich, Chas., & Co.. Chicag 111. Pillows. (V. I.) Block 13- East sth, F and G Sts. UNITED STATES. 35 )t. No. Location. „ Hertel, Mrs. F. M., Chicago, 111. "apestry pictures. (V. I.) North wall ipposite Block lo. . Smith, Alexander, & Sons, Carpet lo., Yonkers, N. Y. Carpets and rugs. V. I.) Blocks 10 and 12-A, sth, West th, E, F and G Sts. ■. Pantasote Leather Co., New York rity. Leather for upholstery. (V. L) Slock 4-B, West 5th, E and F Sts. ntasote leather was the original and is : standard leather substitute upholstery terial. Highest World's Fair Medal, 13; Edward Longstreth's Medal of ;rit, Franklin Inst., 1896; Philadelphia port Exp. highest medal, 1899; Pan- lerican Exp. gold medal, 1901. Panta- :e car shade material is the standard in large systems in the U. S. I Richter Mfg. Co., Tenafly, N. J. Burlaps. (V. L) Block 4-A, 75 F St. )i. Philadelphia Tapestry Mills, Phil- idelphia, Pa. Tapestries. (V. I.) Block 13-A. 122 G St. i. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York Zity. Machines for making carpets md rugs. B, C, 7th and 8th Sts. ). Standard Table Oil Cloth Co., New Vork City. Oil cloths. (V. L) Block :3-B. West 5th, E and F Sts. 35. Straus, M., & Sons, Newark, N. J. Upholstering leather. Block 18-A, 165 H St. I. Wiggin's, H. B., Sons Co., Bloom- Field, N. J. Textile goods for decora- tion, wall coverings, tapestries. (V. L) Block 6, 58 E St. GROUP 44. PHOLSTERERS' DECORATIONS. 5. Botanical Decorating Co., Chicago, 111. Praserved plants, artificial flowers, etc. (V. I.) Block 4-B, 79 E St. 9. Emmerich, Chas., & Co., Chicago, 111. Pillows. (V. I.) Block 13-A, I2th, F and G Sts. 60. Erb, Daisy E., Boston, Mass. Burnt leather. (V. I.) Block 13-B, 122 F St. 6. Hinde & Dauch Paper Co., San- dusky. O. Bolster rolls. (V. I.) Block 8, 80 E St. ♦2. Leatherole Company, New York City. Wall coverings and upholster- ers' decorations. (V. I.) Block 3-B, 5th, E and F Sts. 36. Messmer, A., Co., Cincinnati, O. Metal wares for church use. (V. I.) Block S7, 58 A St. U. Monadnock Mills, Claremont, N. H. i^uilts. Block 27-A. 8th and A Sts. Dept. No. Location. 248. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York City. Machines for making upholstery. B, C, 7th and 8th Sts. 556. Standard Table Oil Cloth Co., New York City. Oil cloth. (V. I.) Block 13-B, E, F and West 5th St. 629. Stewart Hartshorn Co., E. Newark, N. J. Shade rollers. (V. I.) Block 27-A, 92 E St. 1298. Stewart Mattress Co., St. Louis, Mo. Mattresses. (V. I.) Block 13-A, 125 F St. 640. Wiltzius, M. H., Co., Milwaukee, Wis. Church statuary, vestments, regalia, etc. (V. I.) Block 37, 58 A St. GROUP 45. CERAMICS. 136. American Terra Cotta & Ceramic Co., Chicago, 111. Art pottery. (V. I.) Block 35-B, 4th and A Sts. 1029. Bailey Co., The, Detroit, Mich. Pottery. (V. I.) Block 3S-B, 4th and B Sts. 1 1 66. Baker, Miss Pearl, Rochester, Ind. Decorated lemonade pitcher. (V. I.) Block 4S-B, 128 B St. Brown, Miss Alice E., Indianapolis, Ind. Decorated tray, dish and vase. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 128 B St. 1 1 18. Bruner, Mrs. Grace Newell, Ko- komo, Ind. Ice tea set, china placque framed. (V. I.) Block 4S-B, 128 B St. Carborundum Co., The, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Manufactured ceramics. (Palace of ^Machinery, Block 11.) Carver, Mrs. Mary R., Indianapolis, Ind. Slab, figure decoration, vase, plate. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 128 B St. 1064. Charles, Mrs. Lulu, Marion, Ind. Hand painted china. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 128 B St. 1164. Commons, Mrs. A. B., Richmond, Ind. Plate, vase. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 128 B St. 1071. Conard, Miss Catherine, Indian- apolis, Ind. Decorated china jug and plate. vV. I.) Block 45-B, 128 B St._ 1074. Day, Mrs. Walter S., Indianapolis, Ind. Pottery collection. (V. I.) Block 45-B. T28 B St. ic86. English, Mrs. Warden Booth, In- dianapolis, Ind. Porcelain coflfee set. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 128 B St. 297. Evens & Howard Fire Brick Co., St. Louis, Mo. Clay products, fire- brick, sewer pipe, etc. Block i, 2nd and E Sts. This company was established in 1857. Its factory is the largest of its kind in the U. S. Special attention is given to the 36 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Dept. No. Location, quality of its product, which is recog- nized as standard throughout the coun- try. Its specialty is the manufacture of sewer and culvert pipe, in sizes 3 to 36 inches, fire brick, locomotive tile and other clay products. Fry, Miss Laura A., Lafayette, Ind. Ceramic collection. (V. I.) Block 45-B, f2S B St. 774. Grueby Faience Co., Boston, Mass. Pottery, lamps and decorated tiles. (V. I.) Block 38, 64 A St. Established in Boston 1897- Gold Medals at Paris, St. Petersburg, Turin and Buf- falo. The Grueby exhibit includes dupli- cates of a large part of the decorations of the New York Subway stations, a va- riety of forms in pottery, and the new Grueby-Tififany lamps. The museum col- lection of Grueby pottery may be seen in the Art Department. 1085. Hadley, Mrs. T. A., Indianapolis, Ind. Vase, placque, pitcher and bon- bon dish. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 128 B St. Henley, Mrs. Albert, Indianapolis, Ind. Tankard, six plates, conventional and original design. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 128 B St. 797. Indiana State Commission, Indian- apolis, Ind. Decorated china. (V. I.) Block 4S-B, 128 B St. 1032. Iowa State Commission. Collec- tive pottery exhibit. Block 2-A, 87 3rd St. Collaborators: American Brick & Tile Co., Mason City. Drain tile, brick, building blocks, drain pipe. Boone Brick, Tile & Paving Co., Boone. Paving brick. Corey Pressed Brick Co., Lehigh. Building brick. Curtiss, J. C, Red Oak. Fire brick. Dale Brick Co., Des Moines. Building brick. Fort Dodge Stoneware Co., Fort Dodge. Crocks, jars and other pot- tery ware. Fox, E. P., Sheffield. Drain tile, brick, hollovvf building blocks. Frost Pressed Brick Co., Des Moines. Pressed brick. Harris, S. J., Adel. Brick and drain tile. Heidenrich, T. W., Iowa Falls. Fire brick, paving brick and pressed brick. Iowa Brick Manufacturing Co., Des Moines. Paving brick, hollow build- ing blocks, conduits, etc. Kornmeyer Bros., Decorah. Brick. Liscomb Brick & Tile Works, Lis- comb. Brick and tile. Dept. No. Location. McHose, Chas., Maxwell. Tile. Mason City Brick & Tile Co., Mason City. Building blocks, drain tile and drain pipe. Monona Brick Yards, Monona. Bricks and bats. New South Brick Yards, Sidney. Brick. Ostdick, H. B., Ottumwa. Brick. Pella Drain Tile Co., Pella. Drain tile and brick. Piatt Pressed and Fire Brick Co., Van! Meter. Brick. , Raney Bros., Fairfield. Brick and drain tile. 1 Russell, J. M., Storm Lake. Brick and drain tile. Union Brick Yards, Dawson. Bricb and drain tile. United States Gypsum Co., Fori: Dodge. Gypsum in the rough, plaster,' cement, etc. Villisca Brick & Tile Works, Villisca Drain tile and brick. 308. Laclede Fire Brick Mfg. Co., StJ Louis, Mo. Gas benches, fire and vitri; fied brick, clay products. Block 14-B1 3rd and A Sts, 4th and A Sts. I Established 18^4. Capital and surplu over $1,000,000. Three large factories 50 acres of the celebrated Cheltenhan; fire clay. Special attention to high gradi fire brick. Erecters of coal gas benche: with horizontal or inclined retorts. High est awards at St. Louis Fairs for 35 year and at New Orleans Exposition 1884. Luce, Miss Parcia, Logansport, Ind Decorated sugar bowl and creamer (V. I.) Block 45-B. 128 B St. ic68. Marsh, Mrs. Susan R., Muncie Ind. ■Miniature portraits on ivory. (\ I.) Block 45-B. 128 B St. 70. National Fire Proofing Co., Chicagc 111. Fire proofing tile and bricks Block 2-B, 3rd and E Sts., 4th and 1 Sts. 243. Nelson, N. O., Mfg. Co., St. Louis Mo. Ceramics and decorated tiles Block 3-A, 88 4th St. and 87 5th St. _ Orndorflf, Mrs. Amellia, Indianapolis Ind. Red Cloud Indian (china). Iri? spinning wheel, miniature portraits o- ivory and porcelain. {V. I.) Bloc 45-B. 123 B St. icgi. Palmer, Mrs. H. V. Young, Indiari apolis, Ind. Vase, plaque. (V. I- Block 45-B, 128 B St. ic6i. Punsch, H. O., Richmond, In( Vases, table tops, tankard, portrait ( Wm. McKinley's mother. (V. Block 45-B, 128 B St. I. UNITED STATES. 37 ;pt. No. Location. , Rookwood Pottery Co., Cincinnati, O. Ornamental faience. (V. I.) Block 3S-B, 71 A St. and 76 B St. sters of St. Francis, Oldenburg, Ind. China painting "Ecce Homo," decor- ated vase. (V. I.) Block 4S-B, 128 B St. 60. Stubbs, Mrs. L. D., Richmond, Ind. Vase, figure work on china. (V. I.) Block 45. 128 B St. 80. Taylor, Miss Myrtle L., Indian- apolis, Ind. Flower plate, vase. (V. I.) Block 45-B. 128 B St. 4. Van Briggle Pottery Co., The, Colorado Springs, Colo. Art pottery, art tiles. (V. I.) Block 34, 4th and CSts. ;tablished iQoi; incorporated 1902. A at glaze ware, hard fire, in dull rich lors which are also carried out in le. Human and flower forms used in coration. elsch, Mrs. M., Indianapolis, Ind. Porcelain slab, plate, tobacco jar. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 132 B St. 52. Whitridge, Miss Bessie, Rich- mond, Ind. Framed porcelain slab, fig- ure work china. (V. I.) Block 45-B, 128 B St. 9. Winkle Terra Cotta Co., St. Louis, Mo. Architectural terra cotta, and kindred goods. Block 5-A, 3rd and E St. Sees 502 and 503 Century Building, anufacturers of high grade architec- ral terra cotta in all colors in standard, ized and enameled finish. Manufactur- 5 of terra cotta mantels, vases, urns, lustrades, lawn seats and flooring tiles. 1 work made from their carefully se- :ted clays. GROUP 46. PLUMBING AND SANITARY MATERIALS. ishlin Company, Warren, Pa. Fau- cets and basin cocks. (Palace of Ma^ chinery, Block 27.) 19. Bonner, C. E., Mfg. Co., Chrisman, 111. Pipe wrenches. Block 9-B, 38 3rd ane Company, St. Louis, Mo. Drain- age fittings. (Palace of Machinery, Block i6.) 3. Day Metallic Mfg. Co., Detroit, Mich. Plumbers' specialties. Block 4, «8 6th St. ;• Devlin, Thos., Mfg. Co., Philadel- 'hia. Pa. Pipe fittings. Block 7-A, :nd and D Sts. Dept. No. Location. 773. Hjorth, Wm., & Co., Jamestown, N. Y. Wrenches. 4 Hardware Arcade. 575. Mueller, H., Mfg. Co., Decatur, Til. Plumbing, water and gas supplies. Block 6-A; 4th, 5th and E Sts. 243. Nelson, N. O., Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Sanitary plumbing materials. Block 3-A, 88 4th St. and 87 sth St. 45. Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co., Pitts- burg, Pa. Porcelain enameled iron sanitary ware. Block 3-A, 4th, sth and E Sts. 161. Trenton Potteries Co., Trenton, N. J. Bath tubs, lavatories, etc. Block 2-B, 88 3rd St. and 87 4th St. 686. Trimont Mfg. Co., Roxbury, Mass. Plumbers, steam and gas fitters' tools. Block 9-A, 25 B St. Description of our exhibit in Section IL 1643. Vulcan Mfg. Co., New York City. Soldering tools. 8 Hardware Arcade. Williams, J. H., & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Wrenches. (Palace of INIachinery, Block 32.) GROUP 47. GLASS AND CRYSTAL. 595. Appert Glass Company, New York City. Tubular and rectangular glass- ware. Block 2-A, 2nd, 3rd and E Sts. 1029. Bailey Co., The, Detroit, Mich. Art glass. (V. L) Block 35-B, 4th and B Sts. 413. Barrios Diamond Co., Chicago, 111. Imitation diamonds. (V. L) Block 47, 138 A. St. 979. Bent Glass Novelty Co., New York City. Art glass, lamps, etc. (V. I.) Block 39, -72 A. St.' Holophane Glass Co., New York City. Glass, crystal and apparatus for cast- ing same. (Palace of Electricity, Block 25.) 290. Libbey Glass Co., Toledo, O. Cut glass. (V. I.) Block 45-A, 5th and 6th, B and C Sts. 537. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. Louis, Mo. Art glass. (V. I.) Block 45-A, 5th, 6th, B and C Sts. Note the artistic cuttings, the purity and brilliancy of the glass, in our magnificent display of famous "Libbey" cut and orna- mental glass, for which we are agents. 473. Mississippi Glass Co., St. Louis, Mo. Rolled figured glass, wire glass glass tubes, etc. Block 2-A; 2nd, 3rd and E Sts. Mississippi Glass Co.: figured rolled glass, rolled figured glass, ornamental building glass. 38 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Dept. No. Location. Mississippi Wire Glass Co.: Approved fireproof glass, glass for diffusion of light, wire glass. Appert Glass Co.: Chemists ware, Ap- pert jars and chemists ware, glass coolers and storage jars. 1665. Quaker City Cut Glass Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. Cut glass. (V. I.) Block 27-A, 45 5th St. GROUP 48. APPARATUS AND PROCESSES FOR HEATING AND VENTILATION. Abendroth Bros., Port Chester, N. Y. Gas ranges and heaters. (Palace of Liberal Arts, Block 33-A.) 591. Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Cooking utensils. Block 8-A, 4th, pth and D Sts 156. American Radiator Co., Chicago, 111. Radiators, heating boilers, tank water and laundry heaters. Block 6-B, Sth, 6th and D Sts. Trade name for radiators, "American"; for boilers and heaters, "Ideal". Ten plants. Seventeen sales branches. Ap- paratus for healthful, economical, uniform warming of homes, business and public buildings, by steam or water; hot-water faucet supply for homes, hotels, baths, etc. Highest awards, Paris, 1888; Chi- cago, i8q3; Paris, 1900 (Grand Prix). 388. American Stove Co., St. Louis, Mo. Stoves. Block 6-B, 5th, 6th and E Sts. 1549. Andrews Heating Company, Min- neapolis, ]\Iinn. Hot water heating ap- paratus. Block 3-B, 6th and E Sts. 926. Channon Emery Stove Co., Quincy, 111. Stoves. Block 5-B, 3rd, 4th and D Sts. 390. Clark, Geo. M., & Co., Chicago, 111. Gas ranges and water heaters, gasoline stoves; ovens. Block 6-B; 5th, 6th and E Sts. "Jewel" gas and gasoline stoves were awarded highest medal and diploma World's Fair, Chicago; gold medal at the Paris E.KDOsition; gold medal at the Pan- American Exposition, Buffalo. 2033. Clark, J. H., Co., Portage, Wis. Fuel saver. 3 Hardware Arcade. 416. Comstock Castle Stove Co., Quincy, III. Stoves, ranges. Block 5-B, 3rd, 4th and D Sts. Crane Company, St. Louis, Mo. Radia- tors, valves and air cocks. (Palace of Machinery, Block 26.) 2025. Crane, Wm. M., Co., New York City. Gas ranges and heaters. (In- stalled in Palace of Liberal Arts. Block Dept. No. , Location. 33-A, aisles D-5-E-6. With Western Gas Association). 392. Dangler Stove & Mfg. Co., Cleve- land, O. Gas and oil stoves. Block 6-B, 5th and E, 6th and E Sts. 2026. Detroit Stove Works, Detroit, Mich. Gas ranges and heaters. (In- stalled in Palate of Liberal Arts. Block 33-A, aisles D-5-E-6. With Western Gas Association). 2027. Eclipse Gas Stove Co., Rockford, 111. Gas ranges and heaters. (In-i stalled in Palace of Liberal Arts. Block] 33-A, aisles D-5-E-6. W'ith Western; Gas Association). 294. Enterprise Mfg. Co., Philadelphia,) Pa. Kitchen utensils. Block 7-A, 2nd' and C Sis. ; 928. Excelsior Stove & Mfg. Co., Quincy,, 111. Stoves. Block ^-B, 3rd, 4th and' D Sts. 1621. Ferro-Steel Co., Cleveland, Ohio.j Registers and ventilators. Block 5-.\,; 67 3rd St. j 927. Gem City Stove Mfg. Co., Quincy 111. Stoves and ranges. Block 5-B.J 3rd, 4th and D Sts. ; 2029. General Electric Co., Schenectady' N. Y. Electric ventilators, heating an(| cooking devices. (Installed in Palacf of Electricity). _ | General Gas Light Co., Kalamazoo, Mich; Incandescent lamps. Block 15-A, 4th 5th and A Sts. 801. Glazier Stove Co., Chelsea, Mich Oil stoves. Block 5-A. 3rd and D St? 1 1 60. Handy Things Co., Ludington Mich. Kitchen utensils. Block 9-A 3rd and F Sts. 1279. Hart & Cooley Co., New Britain Conn. Hot air registers. Block 8-B 6th, C and D Sts. 2030. Kahn, F. & L., & Bros., Hamilton O. Gas ranges and heaters. (In stalled in Palace of Liberal Arts. Bioci 33-A, aisles D-5-E-6. With Wester: Gas Association). 82. Kinney Cabinet Cooker Co., Chi cago. 111. Steam cookers. Block 7-.-^' SI 3rd St. 1 143. Landers, Frary & Clark, Ne\ Britain, Conn. Kitchen utensils. Bloc 8-B, 6th, C and D Sts. 742. Lisk Mfg. Co., Ltd., The, Can andaigua, N. Y. l^namelcd metal wari nickel-plated ware. Block 5-B, 3''( 4th and E Sts. Manufacturers of the famous Lisk's pal ent anti-rusting tinware, aluminum ga vanized ware, heavy planished copper an copper nickel ware, and four-coate enameled steel ware. Exclusively hip UNITED STATES. 39 )ept. No. . Location, jade. Sold by over 20,000 of the best ctail stores. An absolute guarantee of atisfaction accompanies every article old. Visitors cordially invited. .56. Majestic Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Steel ranges. Block 6-A, 4th, 5th and D Sts. 171. Malleable Steel Range Co., South Bend, Ind. Steel ranges. Block 7-B, 3rd and D Sts. 023. Mason Heater Co., Bellaire, O. Furnaces, pipes, registers. Block 5-A, .67 3rd St. 75. Mueller, H., Mfg. Co., Decatur, 111. Water regulators. Block 6-A, 4th, 5th and E Sts. 219. National Enameling & Stamping Co., St. Louis, AIo. Enameled metal ware. Block 7-B. 3rd, 4th and C Sts. National Lighting & Heating Co., Roy- ersford, Pa. Stove. Block 14- A, 7 3rd St. 22. National Specialty Mfg. Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. Kitchen utensils. Block 7-A. 2nd and D Sts. 149. Ohio Steam Cooker Co., Toledo, O. Steam cookers. Block 5-A, 3rd and D Sts. 408. Peerless Cooker Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Steam cookers. Block 7-B, 55 4th St. 618. Perfection Furnace Pipe Co., To- ledo, O. Furnace pipe and fittings. Block 5-A, 67 3rd St. 124. Philadelphia Hardware & Malleable Iron Works, Philadelphia, Pa. Hot air registers, ventilators and radiators. Block 7-A, 2nd and D Sts. J89. Quick Meal Stove Co., St. Louis, Mo. Gas and oil stoves, ranges, ovens. ^ Block 6-B, 5th, 6th and E Sts. jold Medals: Melbourne, Australia, 1888; 'ilagdeburg and Hamburg, Germany. )29. Quincy Stove Mfg. Co., Quincy, 111. Stoves. Block 5-B, 3rd, 4th and D Sts. K7- Ruud Mfg. Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Gas water heaters. Block 3-B, 5th and E Sts. rhe "Ruud" automatically furnishes an 'ver-ready and inexhaustible supply of lot water for the entire house in re- ponse to turning of any hot water fau- et. Artificial or natural gas. lafety Car Heating & Lighting Co., New \ ork City. Steam heating apparatus. (Palace of Transportation, Aisle E, :' Post 6t,.) 31- St. Louis Enameling Co., St. Louis, Mo. Stoves, ranges. Block 7-A, 5=: 3rd St. Dept. No. Location. 930. Sheridan Stove Mfg. Co., Quincy, 111. Stoves. Block 5-B, 3rd and D, 4th and D Sts. Sirocco Engineering Co., New York City. Ventilating apparatus. (Palace of Ma- chinery, Block 3^, Aisle G-6. 2032. Storrs Mica Co., Oswego, N. Y. Mica chimneys and canopies. (In- stalled in Palace of Liberal Arts. Block .33-A, aisle D-5-E-6. With Western Gas Association). 351. Toledo Cooker Co., Toledo, O. Steam cookers. Block 8-A, 54 4th St. 590. Tuttle & Bailey Mfg. Co., New York Citv. Hot air registers. (V. I.) Block 4- A, West 5th and G Sts. 397. Vollrath, Jacob J., Co., Sheboygan, Wis. Enameled metal ware. Block 7-B, 4th and D Sts. 883. Wagner Mfg. Co., Sidney, O. Alum- inum cooking utensils. Block 8-B, 56 5th St. 2033. Welsbach Company, Gloucester City, N. J. Historical and current gas burners. (Installed in Palace of Lib- eral Arts. Block 33-A. aisles D-5-E-6. With Western Gas Association.) White, Geo. W., St. Louis, Mo. Coffee pots. Block 7-A, 51 3rd St. 925. White, Thomas, Stove Co., Quincy, 111. Stoves and ranges. Block 5-B, ' 3rd. 4th and D Sts. 821. Wrought Iron Range Co., St. Louis, Mo. Ranges, furnaces. Block 5-A, 2nd, D and E Sts. GROUP 49. APPARATUS AND METHODS, NOT ELECTRICAL, FOR LIGHTING. Brililite Lamp Co., Royersford, Pa. Lamp. Block 14-A, 7 3rd St. 1507. Cremo Incandescent Lighting Co., New York City. Gas lights. Block 9-A, 3rd and F Sts. 901. Davis Acetylene Co., Elkhart, Ind. Acetylene gas apparatus. Block 14-A, 7 3d St. Holophane Glass Co., New York City. Prisms, reflectors and globes. (Pal- ace of Electricity, Block 25.) 894. Home Comfort Gas Machine Co., St. Louis, \lo. Gas maclTine. (In- stalled in Model Street.) Keystone Meter Co., Royersford, Pa. Acetylene gas meter. Block 14-A, 7 3rd St. 453. National Stove & Illuminating Co., Cleveland, O. Acetylene gas appli- ance. Block 6-B, 5th, 6th and E Sts. 40 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Dept. No. I.ocatlon. Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co., New York City. Gas machines. (Palace of Transportation, Aisle E. Post 63.) 893. Selkirk & Eisner, St. Louis, Mo. Gas burner. (Installed in Model Street) 1 137. Western Gas Construction Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. Complete apparatus for coal and water gas; by-products, valves, etc. Block 15-A, 4th, 5th and A Sts. A complete and systematic arrangement of modern gas works apparatus and ap- pliances as used in leading gas works all over the country. The first complete ex- hibit in this important industry made at any exposition. This company, organized in 1888, is in this country now the largest exclusively devoted to the manufacture of gas works apparatus, fittings, etc. Welsbach Company, Gloucester City, N. J. Gas burners. (Palace of Liberal Arts, Block 33-A, Aisles D-5, E-6.) GROUP 51. EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES USED IN THE MANUFACTURE OF TEXTILE FABRICS. 1613. Blees-Moore Instrument Co., St. Louis, Mo. Elastic webb machines. Block 22- B, 54 loth St. 890. Eastwood, Benj., Co., Paterson, N. J. Special silk machinery and looms. Block 22-A, 54 9th St. Royal Plaiter Co., Ltd., New Orleans, La. Plaiters. (Palace of Liberal Arts, Block 54, Aisle G.) 248, Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York City. Machines for making trimmings. B, C, 7th and 8th Sts. 759. Textile Machine Works, Reading, Pa. Machines for dress trimming and hosiery trade. Block 25-B, 24 8th St. GROUP 52. EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES USED IN DYEING AND LAUN- DRY WORK. 435. Nelson & Kreuter Co., Chicago, 111. Laundry machinery. Block ii-A, 3d and A Sts. 1247. Pendleton, Charlotte, Philadelphia, Pa. Process of dyeing. (V. I.) Block 47- 1 195. Roesch, A., St. Louis, Mo. Cur- tain stretcher. 11 Hardware Arcade. 1487. Spool Bluing Co., St. Louis, Mo. Spool bluing. 16 Textile Arcade. 1238. 1900 Washer Co., Binghamton, N. Y. Washing machine. Block ii-B, 3d and A Sts. GROUP 53. EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES i USED IN SEWING AND MAK- i ING WEARING APPAREL. i 2ept. No. Location, [ 338. Banner Fashion Company, New j York City. Paper patterns. Block 21-A, ' cor. 7th and D Sts. 826. Curran, Edward, Chicago, 111. Gar- ment drafting machine. Block 24-A, • 9th and C Sts. ' 2016. General Electric Co., Schenectady, | N. Y. Electric flat irons. (Installed in ; Palace of Electricity.) ' 339. Ideal Fashion Company, New York , City. Paper patterns. Block 21-A, cor. i 7th and D Sts. 137. Lyons, Hugh, & Co., Lansing, Mich. Wax figures, paper mache forms. (V. , I.) Block 3-A, 4th and F Sts. 314. McCall Co., The, New York City. Paper patterns for ladies' dresses. 1 Block 22-B, nth and C Sts. ' 465. McDowell Co., The, New York City. Garment drafting machines. Block 24-A, 42 9th St. I 248. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York 1 City. Sewing machines for family use ; and for manufactures not elsewhere j specified. Block 23-A; 7th, 8th, B and' C Sts. j 337. Standard Fashion Company, Newi York City. Paper patterns. Block 21-A, cor. 7th and D Sts. 1046. Universal Button Fastening & But- ton Co., Detroit, Mich. Button at- taching machinery. Block 23-B, 9t'i and C Sts. 1028. Valentine, G. V., Chicago, 111. Dress cutting system. Block 24-A, 3'''" 9th St. 1025. Young, Homer, Co., Toledo, 0. Sewing machines. Block 24-B, nth and B Sts. Manufacturers of "Young's Steinway sewing machines, largely advertised and exceptionally high grade. Orders taken in the exhibit at factory prices, about one-third agents' prices. Sewing ma chines with self-operating motors are shown in cabinets without iron stand, treadle or other motive power. Motors detachable and fit any machine. GROUP 54. THREADS AND FABRICS OF COT- TON. 490. Aberfoyle Mfg. Co., New York City. Cottons. Block 25-A, 7th and A Sts. 1466. Amory Mfg. Co., Manchester, N- H. Cotton. Block 25-A, 8th and A Sts. UNITED STATES. 41 ept. No. Location. S92. Amoskeag Mfg. Co., Manchester, N. H. Cottons. Block 25-A, 8th and A Sts. 7. Arlington Mills, Lawrence, Mass. Combed cotton yarns. Block 28-A, 9th, loth and A Sts. iercerized and unniercerized, gassed and igassed. Harding, Whitman & Co.. sell- g agents, Boston, New York and Phila- !lphia. ;i6. Bausher, C. L., & Co., New York City. Cottons. Block 25-A, 8th and A Sts. 3. Burton Bros. & Co., New York City. Cotton linings. Block 26-A, 166 B St. .istral. Anderson percale, Nubian fast ack, sleeve lining, petticoat cloths. 6. Chase, L. C, & Co., Boston, Mass. Block 28-B, I nth St. 3. Creighton & Burch, New York City. White goods, lace curtains, colored wash fabrics. Block 27-B, 8th and A Sts. B. Eddystone Manufacturing Co., The, Eddystone, Pa. Dyed and printed cot- ton fabrics. Block 28-A, oth, loth and A Sts. le makers of Wm. Simpson & Sons' ints, mourning prints, light indigo les, fancy prints, percales, Eddysilks, vns. batistes, moreens and satines, and t Gobelm Art Draperies, equal to the St European draperies at one-third the ice. Harding, Whitman & Co., selling ents, Boston, New York. Philadelphia, Itimore, Chicago, St. Louis. Emden & Wormser, New York City. Lace curtains. Block 25-B, 20 8th St. 5. Garner & Co., New York City Cottons. Block 27-A, 7th and A Sts. [2. Glenwood Works, Boston, Mass. Zotton. Block 27-B, gth and A Sts. ). Harding, Whitman & Co., Boston, uass. Dyed, printed and unbleached cotton fabrics and cotton yarns. Block !8-A, 9th, loth and A Sts. ston, New York. Philadelphia, Balti- 're, Chicago and St. Louis. Selling :nts for Arlington Mills, Lawrence, ^^r'j ^^^ Eddystone Manufacturing -Eddystone, Pa., Whitman Mills, New dford, Mass., and Manomet Mills, New dford, Mass. ;• Hoffman-Corr Mfg. Co., Phila- lelphia, Pa. Cotton hammocks, ropes, nread. Block 28-A, 2 gth St. '5- Manchester Mills, Manchester, N. }■ Cottons. Block 25-A, 8th and A >ts. Dept. No. Location. 279. Manomet Mills, New Bedford, Mass. Mule spun combed cotton yarns Block 27-A, 8th and A Sts. Harding, Whitman & Co., selling agents, Boston, New York and Philadelphia. 873. Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co., Sa- lem, Mass. Cottons. Block 27-A, 8th and A Sts. 625. Palmer, I. E., Middletown, Conn. Hammocks, mosquito canopies and net- tings. Block 27-B, I gth St. Hammock supports and awnings. Horse f\y and minnow nettings, window screen cloth, crinoline linings and other cotton textile fabrics. Established i85g. Origi- nal manufacturer of cotton woven ham- mocks. Fourteen medals awarded: Lon- don, 1902; Buffalo, igoi; Paris, igoo; Philadelphia, i89g, 1876; Atlanta, i8g5; Cincinnati, 1888; New York. i86g, 1865 867. Parker, Wilder & Co., Boston, Mass. Cottons. Block 27-A, 8th and A Sts. 1209. Poor, J. Harper, & Co.. New York City. Cottons. Block 27-A. 8 7th St. 1299. Wilkesbarre Lace Mfg. Co., Wilkesbarre, Pa. Lace curtains. Block 25-B. 8th and A Sts. 403. Stifel, J. L., & Sons, Wheeling, W. Va. Indigo prints. Block 27-B, 10 8th St. 3. Whitman, Clarence, & Co., New York City. Cottons, lace curtains and bed spreads. Block 25-B, gth and A Sts. 276. Whitman Mills, New Bedford, Mass. Unbleached plain and fancy cotton fabrics Block 28-A, gth, loth and A Sts. Manufacturers of plain, fancy and Jac- quard weaves of fine cotton cloths from combed long staple American, Egyptian and Sea Island cotton, and of mixed cloths of cotton and silk. Contract gray work a specialty. Harding, Whitman & Co., selling agents, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago and St. Louis. 361. Woods, Joseph W., & Son, Boston, Mass. Cottons. Block 27-B, gth and A Sts. GROUP 55. THREADS AND FABRICS OF VEGE- TABLE FIBRES. OTHER THAN COTTON. 277. Arlington Mills, Lawrence, Mass. Worsted dress fabrics; worsted yarns and wool tops. Block 28-A, gth, loth and A Sts. Manufacturers of worsted dress goods and suitings in an endless variety of 42 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Dept. No. Location, cloths, colors and effects; worsted yarns for weavers, knitters and manufacturers; wool tops for worsted spinners; wool combed for wool growers, dealers and spinners. Harding, Whitman & Co., .sell- ing agents, Boston, New York, Philadel- phia, Baltimore, Chicago, St. Louis. 23. Plymouth Cordage Co., North Ply- mouth, Mass. Cordage and binder twine. Block 27-B, 2 8th St. 680. Stevens Linen Works, Boston, Mass. Linen crash towelings. Block 28- A. This exhibit is made from stock taken from that ordinarily in store at the mill, and in the usual way of manufac- ture. It is submitted as a sample of honest goods made of unadulterated ma- terial, and comparison is invited, as to actual quality and especially wearing en- durance, with any other like grade of crash, either foreign or domestic. GROUP 56. YARNS AND FABRICS OF ANIMAL FIBRES. 39. American Woolen Co., Boston, Mass. Woolen and worsted cloths for men's wear. Block 28- A, nth and A Sts. The Company owns twenty-eight plants in New England and New York State and is the largest concern engaged in this manufacture in the world. Its uniform cloths have been adopted by the U. S. Government as the standard. The com- pany manufactures for all classes, and its finest goods are unsurpassed. Highest award, Pan-American Exposition, 1901. 1620. Baeder Adamson & Co., Chicago, 111. Curled hair, hair felt. (V. I.) Block 14, 124 E St. 1365. Ballard Vale Mills, Ballard Vale, Miss. Flannels. Block 28-A, 7 loth St. 1401. Charlottesville Woolen Mills, Charlottesville, Va. Uniform cloths. Block 28-B, 8 loth St. We supply nearly all of the leading iMili- tary Colleges of the country, including the U. S. I\Iilitary Academy, West Point. See cadet uniforms in War Department exhibit, made from our grays. 666. Chase, L. C. & Co., Boston, Mass. Mohair car and furniture plush, robes. Block 28-B, I nth St. 869. Cocheco Woolen Mfg. Co., E. Rochester, N. H. Broadcloths, covert cloths, etc. Block 28-B, loth and A Sts. 870. Gonic Mfg. Co., Gonic, N. H. Broadcloths, kerseys, sackings, etc. Block 28-B, loth and A Sts. Dept. No. Location. 275. Harding, Whitman & Co., Boston, Mass. Worsted dress fabrics, worsted yarns and wool tops. Block 28-A, 9th, loth and A Sts. Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Balti- more, Chicago and St. Louis. Selling agents for Arlington Mills, Lawrence, Mass., The Eddystone ^Manufacturing Co., Eddystone, Pa., Whitman Mills, New Bedford, Mass., and ^Nlanomet 'Sl'iUs, New Bedford, Mass. 1272. Navajo Indian Blanket Stores Co., Denver, Colo. Indian blankets. Block 23-B, Sth and C Sts. , 867. Parker, Wilder & Co., Boston, ; ]\Iass. Woolen goods. Block 28-B, ' loth and A Sts. 2019. Pendleton Woolen Mills, Pendle- ton, Ore. Blankets, Indian shawls., rugs, etc. (In Palace of Agriculture.) | 163. Seymour Woolen Factory Co., Sey-j mour, Ind. Woolens and flannels.; Block 28-B. 4 loth St. 871. Stirling Mills, Lowell, Mass. Twilled Flannels, Thibets. Block 2S-B, lOth and A Sts. ' 868. Talbot Mills, North Billerica, Mass. j Cassimeres and flannels. Block 28-B, j loth and A Sts. j 1047. Wostbrock, Henry J., Midland Park. N. I. Silk embroidered flannels. Block 24-A, 40 9th St. I GROUP 57- SILK AND FABRICS OF SILK. 792. American Silk Label Mfg. Co., New York Citv. Silk labels. Block: 26- A. 1558. American Velvet Company, Ston- ington, Conn. Velvets and silks. Block 26-B. 2S nth St. 553. Burton Bros. & Co., New Yorli Citv. Silk linings. Block 26-A, 166 B St.' Samson lining-silk. Princess satin, Oper.i satin. 1304. Cardinal & Becker, Paterson, N; J. Silks. Block 2t)-B. 23 nth St. ; III. Chesters, Allen, Paterson, N. J Pictures made of silk ribbons. Block 24-A. loth and B Sts. 1 51 3. Crompton & Knowles Loon- Works, Vforcester, Mass. Silk loom' Block 26-B, 23 loth St. 890. Eastwood. Benjamin. Co.. Patersor N. T. Silks. Block J2-A, 54 Qt'i St. 131Q. Empire Silk Co., Paterson, N. J Silks. Bh-^ck 26-A, 165 A St. 281. Fearn, Kate, Roby, Ind. Silk. (V I.) Block 9, Arcade. UNITED STATES. 43 ept. No. Location. Ig. Johnson, Cowdin & Co., New York City. Ribbons. Block 26-A, 21 loth St. j2o. Norfolk Silk Co., Norfolk, Va. Silks. Block 26-A, 165 A St. ;i8. Pelgram & Meyer, New York City. Silks. Block 26-B, loth and A Sts. 121. Phoenix Silk Mfg. Co., New York City. Silks. Block 26-B, loth and B Sts. '8. Royal Weaving Co., Pawtucket, R. I. Cotton, silks and worsted fabrics. Block 26-B. Jith and A Sts. 13. Simon, R. & H., Now York City. Silk goods, l^lock 26-A, 20 gth St. anufacturers of the renowned brand of iegatta" silk goods, comprising Regatta abons, Regatta dress silks, Regatta lin- g silks, Regatta neck-tie silks and Re- itta velvets. Established 1874. fo. Smith & Kaufman, New York City. Ribbons. Block 26-A, gth and A Sts. 122. Stearns, John N. & Co., New York Citv. Silks. Block 26-B, 175 A St. iS. Strange, WilHam, Co., New York Citv. Silks. Block 26-A, loth and A Sts. 16. Sutro Bros. Braid Co., New York Citv. Braids. Block 26-A, loth and B Sts. '. Taylor Silk Mfg. Co., Paterson, N. J. Silk art pictures, mufflers, hand- kerchiefs. Block 25-A. 2T, Sth St. 103. Tioga Silk Co.,"^ Athens, Pa. Silks. Block 26-B, 2^^ nth St. ,30. Wigel, M. C, New York City. Silk pictures. Block 26-B. }02. Wimpfheimer, A., & Co., New? York City. Velvets and velveteens. Block 26-B. nth and B Sts. ^7. York Silk Mfg. Co., New York City. Silks. Block 26-A, gth and B Sts. ^loneybak" Black Silk is the highest •ade of silk possible to manufacture, he purchaser receives long wear, abso- te protection, highest quality; all at a asonable cost. Sold by the leading erchant in each city. Not genuine with- it the name "Moneybak" woven on the Ige of the piece. GROUP 58. ACES, EMBROIDERY AND TRIM- MINGS. 07. Bartholomew, Mrs. Homer, Tip- ton, Ind. Tatted collar. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 45- Carter, Sybil, New York City. Laces made by Indian women. (V. I.) Block 31, 57 C St. pld medals, Paris and Buffalo. Dept. No. Location. 73. Chicago Embroidery Co., Chicago, 111. Laces and embroidery. Blocks 21-A and 27-B, 6 Sth St. 1 108. Craft, Mrs. Esther, Indianapolis, Ind. Lace stole collar. Block 24-A 163 B St. 203. Creighton & Burch, New York City. Lace curtains. Block 27-B, Sth and A Sts. 92. Emden & Wormser, New York City. Lace curtains. Block 25-B, 20 Sth St. 1377. Evans, Mrs. Chas., Indianapolis, Ind. Battenberg centerpiece. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 1106. Gifford, Mrs. Mauly, Tipton, Ind. Battenberg centerpiece. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 1167. Harding, Mrs. Irene, Tipton, Ind. Marie Antoinette dresser scarf. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 615. Hoffman-Corr Mfg. Co., Philadel- phia, Pa. Braids and twisted cords. Block 28-A, 2 gth St. 796. Indiana State Commission, Indian- apolis, Ind. Needlework and embroid' ery. Block 24-A. 163 B St. nil. Kram.e, Mrs. Tyler, Frankfort, Ind. Teneriffe centerpiece. Block 24-A, 163 B St. Lentz, Mrs. Margaret, Indianapolis, Ind. Silk embroidery in original shading. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 2035. Lilly, JBelle, La Grand, Ore. Hand' made doilies and centerpieces. (In- stalled in Palace of Agriculture.) 1 1 13. Major, Mrs. S. Francis Cory, Shel- byville, Ind. Table covers. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 1197. Miner, Miss Fannie, Indianapolis, Ind. Lace bertha, point lace braid. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 1095. Murphy, Mrs. John H., Indian- apolis, Ind. Embroidered centerpiece. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 1 109. Nash, Mrs. L. B., Tipton, Ind. Table cloth, embroidered center, lace border. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 1504. Proctor Teneriffe Lace Wheel Co., Viroqua, Wis. Lace wheel and em- broidery. 15 Textile Arcade. 1667. Republic Art Co., New York City. Embroidery. (V. I.) North wall op- posite Block 4-A. 1234. Russell, Mrs. Will E., Richmond, Ind. Lunch cloth embroidered. Block 24-A, 163 B St. Salleck, Miss Roda E., Indianapolis, Ind. Leather and woodwork. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 1098. Shaw, Mrs. Kossuth N., Indian- apolis, Ind. Needle point fan cover and collar. Block 24-A, 163 B St. 44 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Dept. No. Location. 248. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York City. Laces and embroideries. B, C, 7th" and 8th Sts. mo. Thompson, Mrs. W. E., Anderson, Ind. Duchess lace centerpiece. Point lace handkerchief. Block 24-A, 163 R St Warring, F. W., De Smet, S. D. Em- broidered table cover. Education, Block I, Aisle A. 3. Whitman, Clarence, & Co., New York City. Lace curtains. Block 25-B, 9th and A Sts. 1299. Wilkesbarre Lace Mfg. Co., Wilkesbarre, Pa. Lace curtains. Block 25-B. 8th and A Sts. 1 100. WilHamson, Miss Mary A., Indian- apolis, Ind. Embroidery. Block 24-A. 163 B St. 640. Wiltzius, M. H., Co., Milwaukee, Wis. Ecclesiastical goods. (V. L) Block Z7, 58 A St. 1047. Wostbrock, Henry J., Midland Park, N. J. Embroidered flannels. Block 24-A, 40 9th St. GROUP 59. INDUSTRIES PRODUCING WEAR- ING APPAREL FOR MEN, WO- MEN AND CHILDREN. 1439. Arendt, F., Chicago, 111. Cos- tumes. Block 2r-A, 8th and D Sts. 1 159. Boehm Ladies Tailoring Co., St. Louis, Mo. Costumes. Block 21-A, 8th and D Sts. 622. Browning, King & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Men's and boys' clothing. Block 28- A, I ]oth St. Buckley, M. E., & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Shirt waists. Block 24-B, 40 loth St. 336. Butterick Publishing Co., New York City. Patterns, fashion publications. Block 21-A, 7th and D Sts. 1442. Caroline, Mme., Chicago, 111. Women's costumes. Block 21-A, 8th and C Sts. 964. Conway, N. F., Mfg. Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Infants' and dolls' clothes. Block 24-B, loth and B Sts. 1636. Cummings, Misses, St. Louis, Mo. Women's costumes. Block 21-A, 8th and D Sts. 565. Greenwald Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa. Eiderdown garments. Block 22-A, 9th and D Sts. 1288. Hornthal, Benjamin & Reim, New York Citv. Men's clothing. Block 25-A. 24 7th St. 1443. Matthews, F. W., & Co., Chicago, 111. Women's costumes. Block 21-A, 8th and D Sts. Dept. No. 1637. Paliferme, Chas. Women's costumes. and D Sts. 1452. Rapp, L. L., & Women's costumes. and D Sts. 1634. Stein & Blaine, Women's costumes. and D Sts. Location. , New York City. Block 21-A, 8th Co., Chicago, 111. Block 21-A, 8th New York City. Block 21-A, 8th GROUP 60. LEATHER, BOOTS AND SHOES. FURS AND SKINS. FUR CLOTHING. 43. American Oak Leather Co., Cincin- nati, O. Leather. Block 18-B, loth and E Sts. 423. Banister, James A., Co., Newark, N. J. Boots, shoes and slippers. Block 19-A, 145 D St. Fine hand-made, and Goodyear welt, and turned boots, shoes and slippers for men and boys. House established 1845. High- est awards at Vienna, 1873, Philadelphia, 1876, New Orleans, 1884-85, Chicago, 1893, Paris, 1900. 258. Banner Rubber Co., St. Louis, Mo. Rubber boots and shoes. Block 22-A, loth and D Sts. 675. Booth & Co., New York City. Fin- ishing of shoe leather. Block 17-B, 8th, 9th, E and H Sts. 770. Brown Shoe Co., St. Louis, Mo. Shoes. Block 20-A, 9th, loth, D and I Sts. Carborundum Co., The, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Carborundum used in the manu- facture of surde leather. (Palace of Machinery, Block 11.) 666. Chase, L. C, & Co., Boston, Mass. Leather. Block 28-B, i nth St. 866. Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Co., Boston, Mass. Men's fine shoes. Block 19-A, 146 E St. Our strong specialties: The famous "Bostonian," to retail at $3.50 and $4.00; "the Stoughton," to retail at $2.50 and $3.00; made in all leathers, snappy styles, highest grade of shoemaking. Sold only to' one dealer in a place. We furnish at- tractive advertising matter. Goods car- ried in stock, for sizing up. Send for catalogue. 804. Deford Company, The, Baltimore, Md. Oak sole and belting leather. Block 18-B. 175 H St. 420. England & Bryan, Philadelphia. Pa. Leather. Block 18-A, gth and H Sts. Goodbar, W. J., St. Louis, Mo. Foot- measuring machine. Block 19-A, 7*" and D Sts. UNITED STATES. 45 Dept. No. Location. J94, Hanan & Son, Brooklyn, N, Y. Boots and shoes. Block 19-A, 8th and E Sts. iartman, E., Hide & Leather Co., St. Louis, Mo. Leather. (Palace of Trans- portation, Block 14.) 567. Herriott Bros. & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Shoe polishes, shoe dressings, etc. Block 19-A. 596. Howard, J. W. & A. P., & Co., Corry, Pa. Sole leather. Block 18-B, loth and H Sts. [77. Laird, Schober & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Ladies' shoes. Block 19-A, 8th and D Sts. ^lasterful shoemaking for ladies, misses md children; original and proper styles, orrect fit, finest materials, thoroughly killed workmen. Highest honors wher- ver exhibited. Philadelphia, 1876; Chi- ago, 1893; San Francisco, 1894; Grand ^rize and Gold Medal, Paris, 1900; Phila- lelphia, 1899; Special Award of Merit, ^ranklin Inst., 1900; Bufifalo, 1901. 44. Leas & McVitty, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa. Leather. Block 18-B, 86 loth and 172 8th Sts. Established 1855, incorporated 1902. Oak anners of belting butts, Texas and coured sole and "L. & M." Texas blocks, tanneries: Salem, Blue Ridge and New iiver; located in the Blue Ridge moun- ains of Virginia. Highest World's Fair wards: Philadelphia, 1876; Paris, 1878 nd 1900; Chicago, 1893. 54. Mason, Jas. S., Philadelphia, Pa. Shoe polishing pastes and fluid. Block 17-A, 8th and H Sts. I. Mathieu, J. P., & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Shoe leather. Block 17-B, 8th, 9th, E and H Sts. 371- Matthews, C. J., & Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. Glazed and patent kid. Block 18-A. loth and H Sts. )ur Palm kid, recognized as the leader nd the most durable of all patent leath- rs, was selected by the World's Exhibit hoe Co. in preference to all other makes, 3 be used in their factory being operated 1 the Palace of Manufactures. This tock is being universally used by nianu- ictures of both men's and women's shoes. 31. Peters Shoe Co., St. Louis. Mo. Shoes. Block 20-B. lath and D Sts. 38. Pfister & Vogel Leather Co., Mil- waukee, Wis. Leather for shoes. gloves and harness. Block 17-A, 8th, E and H Sts. '4- Pingree Co., The, Detroit, Mich. vVomen's and men's shoes. Block 19-A, 68 7th St. ^his house was established by the late jX-Gov. Hazen S. Pingree, in 1866, and Dept. No. Location, was incorporated the year following his death, 1902. They are exclusive manu- facturers of high grade footwear for women, men and children, selling direct to the retail dealers. They sell nothing but goods of their own manufacture. 693. Regal Shoe Co., Boston, Mass. Shoes. Block 19-A, 7th and D Sts. 207. Revillon Freres, New York City. Furs. Block 21-A, 7th and C Sts. 552. Rice & Hutchins, Inc., Boston, Mass. Shoes for men, boys, children and women. Block 19-A, 7th and E Sts. Made in our seven factories, Rockland, So. Braintree, Marlboro, Mass.; Warren, Me. Sold through leading wholesalers and our agencies, St. Louis Shoe Co., St. Louis; Continent Shoe Co., Chicago; Ohio Valley Shoe Co., Cincinnati; Chesa- peake Shoe Co., Baltimore; J. I. IMeany & Co., Philadelphia; jNIanhattan Shoe Co., New York; Atlas Shoe Co., Boston. 291. Roberts, Johnson & Rand Shoe Co., St. Louis, Mo. Shoes. Block 19-B, 8th, 9th, D and I Sts. We will manufacture World's Fair "Sou- venir" shoes for men in the World's Ex- hibit Shoe Factory, northeast section, Manufactures Palace. We will also man- ufacture Ladies' and Men's "Souvenir" shoes in the Singer Exhibit Pavilion, be- ing the only manufacturing exhibit at the Fair making ladies' shoes; located directly east of Central Court. 439- Schoellkopf & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Sheep leather. Block 17-A, 8th, E and H Sts. 1295. Straus, M., & Sons, Newark. N. J. Leather for upholstering. Block 18-A, 165 H St. 1002. Tennent Shoe Co., St. Louis, Mo. Boots and shoes. Block 22-B, loth and D Sts. 1312. Tr.idesmen's Publishing Co., St. Louis, Mo. Publications. Block 19-A. 684. United Shoe Machinery Co., Bos-^ ton, Mass. Model shoe factory in op- eration. Blocks 19-B, 20-A and 20-B; E, I, 8th, 9th and lotU Sts. This company supplies everything neces- sary in the fitting of a shoe factory, from- a single tack to a complete equipment for the manufacture of the different types of shoes made to-day. Machines of its manufacture are in universal use. 301. United States Leather Co., New York City. Sole leather and belting butts. Block 18-A; E, H, 9th and loth Sts. Webert, Chas. L., St. Louis, Mo. Shoes.. Block 19-A. 46 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Dept. No. Location. 133. Wells, M. D., Co., Chicago, 111. Boots and shoes. Block 19-A, 67 8th St. 398. Whittemore Bros. & Co., Cam- bridge, Mass. Shoe dressing and pol- ishes. Block 19-A, T2 7th St. This house, established in 1852, has con- tinued with uninterrupted success, until its goods have become known in nearly every country of the world, and its efforts to produce the best possible in quality and variety have received recognition wherever American leather dressings have found a market. Its exhibit will prove a revelation in this industry. 939. Wichert & Gardiner, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ladies' shoes and slippers. Block 19-A. 664. Winslow Bros. & Smith Co., Bos- ton, Mass. Finished goat and sheep skins and by-products. Block 18-B. nth and H Sts. 854. Wolff Process Leather Co.. Phila- delphia, Pa. Enameled leather. Block 17-B, E, H, 8th and 9th Sts. Worcester Counter Co., Worcester, Mass. Leather counters. (Palace of Ma- chinery, Block 34, Aisle 6.) GROUP 61. VARIOUS INDUSTRIES CONNECT- ED WITH CLOTHING. 387. American Hosiery Co., New Britain, Conn. Underwear. Block 25-B, 23 9th St. 710. Batcheller, Geo. C, & Co., New York City. Corsets, corset waists. Block 24-A, 164 C St. 740. Birdsey & Somers, New York City. Corsets. Block 24-B, loth and C Sts. 1273. Burns, Wm. H., & Co., Worcester, Mass. Ladies' muslin underwear. Block 23-A; 7th, 8th, B and C Sts. Francis Hook & Eye Fastener Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Hgoks and eyes. (Palace of Mines and Metallurgy, Block n.) 433. Goodspeed Mfg. Co., Ann Arbor, Mich. Shirtwaist, skirt holder, i Tex- tile Arcade. 565. Greenwald Bros., Philadelphia, Pa. I.adies' underskirts, robes and sacques. Block 22-A, oth and D Sts. 559. Hawes Von Gal Co., Danbury, Conn. Hats, fur, stiff and soft. Block 23-B, 37 9th St. Dept. No. Location. Hill, Ann S., Mrs. Leonardstown, Md. Cotton socks. (In Maryland Section, Palace of Agriculture.) 440. Hutchinson. Pierce & Co., New York City. Shirts and blouses for men and boys. Block 25-A, 7th and B Sts. 145. Kabo Corset Co., Chicago, 111. Cor- sets. Block 22-A. loth and C Sts. 138. Keiser, James R., New York City.; Neckwear and belts. Block 25-B, 9th ' and B Sts. : 583. Kleinert, I. B., Rubber Co., Newi York City. Dress shields, hose sup-| porters, etc. Block 22-B, loth and C Sts. 1236. Knickerbocker Brace Co., Easton, Pa. Shoulder braces. Block 24-A, 34 9th St. 380. Kops Bros., New York City. Cor- sets. Block 22-B, 52 loth St. Manufacturers of the '"Nemo" and ; "Smart Set" corsets. Each style is a patented invention representing novel : and practical features. 940. Lefi, Wm., & Co., Gloversville, N. | Y. Gloves. Block 24-A, 38-A 9th St.; 771. Lewis Knitting Co., Janesville, Wis. Underwear. Block 22-A, 9th and C Sts. Manufacturers of derby ribbed, lace knit| and spring needle underwear. Scientific in qualities, artistic in construction. Bal briggan, lisle, cashmere, worsted and silk. Highest i-ward, Chicago, 1893; Gold Medal, San Francisco, 1894. First prize wherever exhibited. 513. Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry Co., St. Louis. Articles connected with cloth- ing. (V. I.) Block 4S-A, 5th, 6th, B and C Sts. 125. Phipps & Atchison, New York City. Ladies' trimmed hats. Block 21-A. 298. Prince Evans Co., St. Louis, Mo Ladies' undergarments. Block 24-A, 9th and B Sts. 1 1 19. Philadelphia Commercial Museum, Philadelphia. Pa. Bureau of Com- merce. Block ii-A. 23 3rd St. 509. Rauer, Adolph, Buffalo, N. Y. Tis- sue paper flowers and decorations, pro- cess of manufacture. (V. I.) Block 4-A, 84 G St. 1523. Rosenthal-Sloan Millinery Co., St. Louis. j\Io. Artificial flowers. Block 23-B. 8th and B Sts. 1223, Russell Mfg. Co., Middletown, Conn. Suspenders and garter web. Block 25-A, 8th and B Sts. 1232. Sorosis Garment Co., lona, Mich Cotton underskirts. Block 2vA; 7t'' 8th, B and C Sts. UNITED STATES. 3ept. No. Location. i3o. Stetson, John B., Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Fur, felt, soft and stiff hats. Block 25-B, 8th and B Sts. ^lanufacturers of the finest grades of fur, elt, soft and stiflf hats. Highest awards' it all expositions, including Paris, 1889 ind 1900, and Chicago, 1893. Fourth jtreet and Montgomery Avenue. Phila- lelphia. Cable address "Nutria," Phila- lelphia. 37. Strouse, Adler & Co., New York City. Corsets and corset clasps. Block 23- A; 7th, 8th, B and C Sts. 47 Dept. No. Location. C.-B. Corsets. Gold Medal, Philadelphia, 1876; Gold Medal. Chicago. 1893; Gold Medal, Paris Exposition, 1889. 1309. Sweet, Orr & Co., New York City. Overalls and trousers. Block 23-A- 7th, 8th. B and C Sts. 346. Wayne Knitting Mills, Fort Wayne, Ind. Hosiery. Block 24-B, nth and' C Sts. 311. Western Robe Co., Detroit, Mich. Knit goods. Block 24-A, loth and C Sts. 48 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. ARGENTINE. LOCATION: PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. BLOCK 29. AISLES A AND 12. Ceramics, Leather Goods, Hats, Mosaics, Locks. GROUP 28. Thouvenot, L., Buenos Ayres. Inks and sealing wax. GROUP 37- Spinedi, B., & Bro., Buenos Ayres. Plaster decorations for roofs. GROUP 38. Descotte, L., Buenos Ayres, Sofa. Luraschi, J., Buenos Ayres. 'A carved table made of varied Argentine wood. (Installed in Argentine Section of Forestry.) GROUP 41- Azaretto & Bros., Buenos Ayres. Pic- tures showing gas and electric light fixtures. Fravega, Guillermo, Buenos Ayres. Views of machine construction shops. National Arsenal, Buenos Ayres. Mau- ser rifle, cartridges. Rezzonico, Ottonello & Co., Buenos Ayres. View of factory, machine and structural iron construction shops. Vetere, N. F., & Co., Buenos Ayres. Safe door, safe locks, locks, padlocks, iron bars for fastening doors and windows. GROUP 45. Benedetto, P., & Bro., Buenos Ayres. Pottery and pedestals (earthenware). Pedretti, Felix & Sons, Buenos Ayres, Mosaics for flooring. Spinedi, B., & Bro., Buenos Ayres. Mo- saics for flooring. GROUP 49. i Compania General de Fosforos, Buenoi; Ayres. Wax matches. 1 GROUP 53. Lavalle, Jose, Buenos Ayres. Aluminun: patterns for cutting boot and shoe up; pers. Baibiene & Antonini, Buenos Ayres. Cot| ton fabrics. 1 GROUP 54. ntonini, Bueno GROUP 55. Alterini Pedro & Co., Rosario, Tala Entre Rios. Caranday fiber, rope:| and twine. | GROUP 60. Aretz & Sieburger, Buenos Ayres Tanned and enameled leather. Bloise, Juan B., Buenos Ayres. Boot and shoes. Lavalle Jose, Buenos Ayres. Fancy boot; and shoes. Luppi Bros., Buenos Ayres. Tanned patent and enameled leather. Pistritto, G., Buenos Ayres. S h 0 « creams. Sociedad Anonima Gaggino, Laurct Buenos Ayres. leather. Tanned and enamele. GROUP 61. Ronchetti, Rodolfo, Buenos Ayres. Hat impermeable to perspiration. AUSTRIA GOVERNMENT. 49 AUSTRIA. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT PAVILION. Silversmith's and Goldsmith's Ware — Furniture — Upholstery. GROUP 30. nperial Royal School of Applied Arts, Vienna. Silver and goldsmith's work. nperial Royal School of Applied Arts, Prague. Silver and goldsmith's work. ate School of Arts and Crafts, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Tj-rol. Silversmith's work. ate School of Arts and Crafts, Gablonz, Bohemia. Silver and goldsmith's work. ate School of Arts and Crafts, Turnau, Bohemia. Silver and goldsmith's work. aschmann, Carl, Vienna. Goldsmith's work. (Installed in Austrian Section Palace of Fine Arts.) GROUP 31. iperial Royal School for Applied Arts, Vienna. Jewelry. iperial Royal School for Applied Arts, Prague. Jewelr}-. ate School of Arts and Crafts, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Tyrol. Jewelry. ate School of Arts and Crafts, Gablonz, Bohemia. Jewelry. ate School of Arts and Crafts, Turnau, Bohemia. Jewelry. aschmann, Carl,' Vienna. Jewelry. (Installed in Austrian Section Palace of Fine Arts.) GROUP 32. ate School of Arts and Crafts, Carl- stein, Bohemia. Clock. GROUP 33. istasch, Johann, Vienna. "Work of art n metal. iperial Royal School of Applied Arts, - rague. Repousse and stamped netals, works in marble, bronze and ron. perial Royal School of Applied Arts, ' lenna. Works in marble, bronze and ron. fka, Bohumil, Prague. Cornice in j'ronze and onyx. Kratky, Karl, Vienna. Art work in metal. Lange, A. F., Vienna. Art work in metal. Nehr, Alexander, Vienna. Art work in iron. Nejedly, Wenzeslaw, Prague. Works in wrought iron. Pendelmayer, Karl, Prague. Art works in bronze. Salda, Ludwig, Prague. Syenite foun- tain. Schubert, J., Vienna. Art work in metal. State School of Arts and Crafts, Graz, Stj^ria. Works in iron and copper. State School of Arts and Crafts, Horiz, Bohemia. Works in marble. State School of Arts and Crafts, Koenig- graetz, Bohemia. Works in wrought iron. State School of Arts and Crafts, Laas, Tyrol. Works in marble. State School of Arts and Crafts, in Lem- berg. Works in metal. Tyrolian Marble and Porphyry Company, Fritz Zeller & Co., Laas & Sterzing, Tyrol. Works in marble. GROUP 34. Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, Vienna. Fancy articles. Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, Prague. Fancy articles. Productive Association of the Joiners of Mariano, Mariano, Istra. Fancy bas- ket work. State School for Basket Works, Vienna. Fancy basket works. GROUP 36. Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, Vienna. Toys. State School for Arts and Crafts, Ober- leutensdorf, Bohemia. Toys. 50 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. GROUP 37. Ducheslav, Joseph, Vienna Inta r s i a wood work. Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, Vienna. Ornamental joiner work. Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, Prague. Permanent decoration in marble, ornamental joiners' work. Jaray, Sandor, Vienna. Ornam e n t a 1 joiners' work. Jonas, Karl, Vienna. Ornamental join- ers' work. Kehl, Michael, Vienna. Intarsia wood work. Makienec, Franz, Vienna. Intarsia wood work. Mueller, I. W., Vienna. Ornamental join- ers" work. Nehr, Alexander, Vienna. Artistic lock- smith work. Preisler, Jan, Prague. Decorative door paintings. Salda, Ludwig, Prague. Fountain in Syenite. Schalek, Frantisek, Prague. Ornamental joiners' work. State School of Arts and Crafts, Ber- greichenstein, Bohemia, Ornamental joiners' work. State School of Arts and Crafts, Bozen, Tyrol. Carved wood work. State School of Arts and Crafts, Cortina d' Ampezzo, Tyrol. Carved wood. State School of Arts and Crafts, Hallein, Salzburg. Ornamental joiners' work. State School of Arts and Crafts, Hall- statt, Upper Austria. Carved wood. State School of Arts and Crafts, Graz, Styria. Iron and copper works. State School for Arts and Crafts, Koenig- graetz, Bohemia. Wrought iron cor- nices. State School for Arts and Crafts, Lem- berg, Galicia. Carved panel. State School for Arts and Crafts, Salz- burg. Carved panel. State School for Arts and Crafts, Tep- litz-Schoenau, Bohemia. Glazed terra- cotta panels. State School for Arts and Crafts, Villach, Carinthia. Frame of wall panels. State School for Arts and Crafts, Wal- lachisch-AIcseritsch. Ceiling work. State School for Arts and Crafts, Zako- pane, Galicia. Doorwings. Stiburek, Jan, Prague. Ornamental join- ers' work. Strnad & Namicek, Prague. Ornamental joiners' work. Tyrolian Marble & Porphyry Company, Fritz Zeller & Co., Laas & Sterzing, Tyrol. Permanent decoration in mar- ble. GROUP 38. Imperial Royal School of Applied Artsi Vienna. Artistic furniture. > Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts Prague. Artistic furniture. , Jaray, Sandor, Vienna. Artistic furniturti and interiors. ' Jonas, Karl, Vienna. Artistic furniture' Productive Association of the Joiners 0: Mariano, Istria. Furniture. ; State School of Arts and Crafts. Hal lein, Salzburg. Carved wood benches; State School for Arts and Crafts, Inns; bruck, Tyrol. Carved wooden benchesi State School for Arts and Crafts, Kolo mea. Galicia. Wooden bench. ' State School for Arts and Crafts, Salz burg. Table. State School for Arts and Crafts, Tachau Bohemia. Turned palm stands. State School for Arts and Crafts, Chru dim, Bohemia. Hand made furniture State School for Arts and Crafts, Brucl on the Mur, Styria. Wooden clocl, case. State School for Arts and Crafts, Bozen; Tyrol. Carved wood work, furniture; State School for Arts and Crafts, Grulicl:' Bohemia. Decorative cabinet. State School for Arts and Crafts, Hall ein, Salzburg. Decorative cabinet. State School for Arts and Crafts, Hall statt. Upper Austria. Carved woo work, furniture. State School for Arts and Crafts, Koe niggraetz, Bohemia. Decorative cat inet. GROUP 39- Imperial Royal School of Applied Art! Vienna. Stained glass_ window. Kappner, Josef, Vienna. Decorativ windows. Spaun, Max Freiherr von, Unterreicher stein, Bohemia. Decorative window: GROUP 43. Ginzkey, J., Maffersdorf. Carpets. (Als Installed in Austrian Section Palace < Arts.) Haas, Philipp & Sons, Vienna. Carpet (Also installed in Austrian Sectio Palace of Arts.) Imperial Royal School of Applied Art Vicinia. Tapestries (gobelins). Imperial Royal School of Applied Art Prague. Tapestries. AUSTRIA GOVERNMENT. 51 ate School for Arts and Crafts. Jae- gerndorf, Silesia. Carpets. ate School for Textile Industries, V^ienna. Tapestries. GROUP 44. iperial Royal School of Applied Arts, Prague. Upholsterers' decorations. ray, Sandor, Vienna. Upholstery, cur- tains and hangings. nas, Carl, Vienna. Upholsterers' deco- ration. ate School for Arts and Crafts, Graz, Styria. Embroidered portiere. ite School for Arts and Crafts, Lai- jach. Carniola. Embroidered portiere. ite School for Embroideries, Vienna. Embroidered portiere. GROUP 45. iperial Royal School of Applied Arts, Prague. Ceramics and majolicas. iperial Royal School of Applied Arts, Vienna. Ceramics. konitz Chamotte Manufactury, Rakon- tz, Bohemia. Ceramics. Ite School for Arts and Crafts, Bechyn, Bohemia. Ceramics. ite School for Arts and Crafts, Tep- itz-Schoenau, Bohemia. Ceramics. GROUP 47. kalovits, E., Sons, Vienna. Ornamen- ;al glass. iperial Royal School of Applied Arts, Prague. Glass and crystal works. iperial Royal School of Applied Arts, v''ienna. Glass and crystal works. ippner, Johann, Vienna. Ornamental ^lass. aun, Max Freiherr von, Unterreichen-, ;tem. Ornamental glass. ite School of Arts and Crafts, Haida, Bohemia, Ornamental glass work. State School of Arts and Crafts, Stein- schoenau, Bohemia. Ornamental glass work. GROUP 58. Giani, Karl, Vienna. Embroideries. Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, Vienna. Embroideries (hand made). Imperial Royal School of Applied Arts, Prague. Embroideries (hand made). State School for Arts and Crafts, Bo- bowa, Galicia. Hand made laces. State School for Arts and Crafts, Drosau, Bohemia. Hand made laces. State School for Arts and Crafts, Gos- sengruen, Bohemia. Hand made laces. State School for Arts and Crafts. Got- tesgab, Bohemia. Hand made laces. State School for Arts and Crafts, Graz, Styria. Hand made embroideries, em- broidered curtain. State School for Arts and Crafts, Idria, Carniola. Hand made laces. State School for Arts and Crafts, Lai- bach, Carniola. Hand made laces and embroidered curtain. State School for Arts and Crafts, Luserna, Tyrol. Hand made laces. State School for Arts and Crafts, Pre- dazzo, Tyrol. Hand made laces. State School for Arts and Crafts, Proveis, Tyrol. Hand made laces. State School for Art Embroideries, Vienna. Hand made embroideries, em- broidered curtain (portiere). State School for Lace Works, Central Lace School, Vienna. Artistic hand made laces. GROUP 41. State School of Arts and Crafts, Ferlach, Carinthia. Rifles. B. Commercial Exhibit. 52 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. AUSTRIA. (COMMERCIAL COMMISSION EXHIBIT) LOCATION: PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. BLOCKS 32 AND 34. AISLES II. 12, C AND D. PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. BLOCK 34. AISLES 3 AND A. Cutlery, Enameled Ware, Jewelry, Fancy Goods, Furniture, Ceramics. GROUP 29. Gallus & Wolf, Prague. Table cutlery. Zander, Alfred, Vienna. Table cutlery. GROUP 30. Politzer, Ludwig, Vienna. Enamels painted upon metal. Souval, Johann, Vienna. Enameled work. Zauza, Josef, Vienna. Enameled work. GROUP 31. Elchinger, Carl, Vienna. Jewelry. Neumann, Johann, Goergenthal. Jew- elry. Peterka, Johann, Vienna. Jewelry. Reimann, I., Prague. Garnet jewelry. Steiner & KoUiner, Vienna. Jewelry. Turiet & Bardach, Vienna. Jewelry. Winter & Adler, Vienna. Jewelry. GROUP 32. Herz, M. & Son, Vienna. Clocks. Schlenker & Kienzle, Komotau, Bo- heima. Clocks. GROUP 33. Boehm, Friedrich & Son, Vienna. Bronzes. Buchwald, B. & Co., Vienna. Reproduc- tions in art metal. Rubenstein, Arthur, Vienna. Bronzes. Schauer, Emil & Co., Vienna. Bronzes. GROUP 34. Buchwald, B. & Co., Vienna. Leather goods. Emmert, C, Arco, Tyrol. Turned and carved articles. Haessler, Ferdinand, Vienna. Leather goods. Hisch, Alois, Unterach am Attersee. Turned and carved articles. Marx, Louise, Vienna. Hand bags and pocket-books. Mayer, Sigmund, Vienna. Tortoise sheU ivory and motlier-of-pearl goods. Neiber, F. & Sons, Vienna. Fane; goods. Pichler, Josef, Reichenberg. Pirographiti picture. ; Sirk, Aug., Vienna. Leather goods. Wilfort, G., Vienna. Meerschaum am amber pipes. Wurzel, Leopold, Vienna. Leathei goods. (Palace of Varied Industries.j GROUP 35. i Sirk, Aug., Vienna. Articles for travel; ing camping. , GROUP 37- Barolin, Carl, Vienna. Wood stains. GROUP 38. Kohn, Jacob & Josef, Vienna. Ben wood and furniture. GROUP 39. Ekielsky & Tuck, Krakau, Galici Stained window glass. GROUP 45. Bloch, B., Eichwald, Bohemia. Pore lains and majolicas. Boeck, Josef, Vienna. Porcelains. Boseck, Carl Fr., & Co., Haida. Pore lains. Doerfl, Franz, Vienna. Porcelains. Dux Porcelain Works, Dux, Bohemi Porcelains and majolicas. Goldscheider, Friedrich, Vienna. Ten cottas. Pilz, Robert, Vienna. Porcelains. Riessner, Stellmacher & Kessel, Tun Teplitz, Bohemia. Porcelains and m iolicas. Schauer, Emil & Co., Vienna. Porcelain Staral, Robert, Vienna. Porcelains. AUSTRIA COMMERCIAL— BELGIUM. 53 GROUP 47. arrachs, Count, Glass-Works, Neu- welt. Ornamental glassware. oser, Ludwig & Sons, Meierhoefen, Table and ornamental glassware. ichmann Bros., Haida. Ornamental glassware. schemich & Co., Haida. Table and or- namental glassware. agner, Franz, Ullrichsthal, Bohemia. Ornamental glassware. GROUP 58. ;cker, Ida Von, Vienna. Embroideries. affman-Kern, Prof. Louise, Vienna. Laces. Hostnig, Gustav, Vienna. Laces and em- broideries. Roth, Ignaz, Vienna. Embroideries. GROUP 60. Lux , Robert, Troppau, Silesia. and shoes. Boots GROUP 61. Heim, Adele, & Clara Spiegel, Vienna. Ladies underwear. Patzowsky, M. & L., Vienna. Fans. BELGIUM. LOCATION: PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. BLOCK 33. AISLE 12. Artists' Materials — Stamped Metals — Leather Articles. GROUP 28. nciens Etablissements, F. Mommen Co., Ltd., Brussels. Artists' materials for all purposes. (Installed in Belgian Sec- tion, Palace of Art.) ermans, Leonard Co., Ltd., Turnhout. Ornamental paper, envelopes, memo- randum books. nion Des Papeteries Co., Ltd., Brussels. Note paper, envelopes, school copy books, artists' materials. GROUP 29. anufacture Generale D'Equipm e n t s Militaires, Fonson & Co., Ltd., Brus- sels. Swords. GROUP 30. ;s Ateliers De La Senna Co., Ltd., Brussels. Special equipment for man- ufacture of hand tools, outfit for cast- ing, electro-plating. ilmotte, J., Fils, Liege. Art bronzes, ;'ighting, goldsmiths' wares. GROUP 31. Divoort, Edmond, Antwerp and Brus- sels. Imitations of precious stones, pearls and lapidary work. Hoosemans, Frans, Brussels. Fine jew- elry. Lefevre, Angelique, Brussels. Gilt jew- elry. Loonis, Gerard, Antwerp. Gilt jewelry, itnitation jewelry in copper and other metals, mourning jewelry. Pierson, Josephine & Co., Brussels. Gilt jewelry. GROUP 33. Arens, A., Antwerp. Special equipment, patterns, reproductions of art in metals, repousse, stamped and demas- cened metals. Ateliers de la Senne, Ltd., Co., Brussels. Stamped metals. Ateliers Tantot Freres, Brussels. Shut- ters, repousse, stamped and demas- cened metals. 54 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Briquet et de Raet, Brussels. Lighting apparatus, heating apparatus. Compagnie Des Bronzes Co., Ltd., Brus- sels. Art work and reproductions of art in metals. Desmedt, Pierre, Brussels. Art, iron- mongery, stove making. Serrurier & Co., Liege. House furni- ture, decoration and domestic architec- ture. GROUP 34. Anciens Etablissements Leon Lobet Co., Ltd., Verviers. Saddlery articles. Charlet Adolphe & Co., Brussels, Sad- dlery, coach making, traveling and hunting articles. Compagnie Des Bronzes Co., Ltd., Brus- sels. Fancy articles in ivory, tortoise shell, smoker's articles. Delhaize Freres & Co., Brussels. Brushes, materials for brush making. Fontaine, Adolphe, Brussels. Saddlery and traveling articles. Lefevre, Angelique, Brussels. Fine leather goods, traveling bags, etc. Pierson, Josephine & Co., Brussels. Fine leather goods, traveling bags, etc. Societe De Produits Du Rotin, Ltd., Etablissements Albert Van Oye & Co., Brussels. Various specimens of culture, bleaching and basket work. Vinche, J. B., Brussels. Articles for smokers. GROUP 35. Anciens Etablissements De Vriendt Co., Ltd., Brussels. Waste of India rubber. Anciens Etablissements Lobet Leon & Co., Ltd., Verviers. Articles for travel- ing and scientific expeditions. Ateliers, Tantot Freres Co., Ltd., Brus- sels. Tents and furniture, military types. Charlet Adolphe & Co., Brussels. Draw- ings of trunks, valises, etc. Crutsen & Brothers, Dison. Waterproof boots and shoes. Fontaine Adolphe, Brussels. Drawings of trunks, valises, etc. Manufacture Generate D'Equipm e n t s Militaries, Fonson & Co., Ltd., Brus- sels. Trunks, valises, etc. GROUP 36. Anciens Etablissements De Vriendt, Andre & Co., Ltd., Brussels. Confetti, plain and variegated. GROUP 37. Ateliers De La Senne Co., Ltd., Brus- sels. Iron work and locksmith's work for decoration, copper, zinc, crest and ridge work. Chouanard, Georges, Brussels. Iron work, crest and ridge work. Closset, Em, Brussels. Drawings of decorative paintings on stone, wood and metal. Colleye, Paul, Brussels. Drawings of permanent decoration on marble, stone, etc. Compagnie Des Bronzes Co., Ltd., Brussels. Bronzes. (Drawing room.) Damman, Washer & Co., Brussels. Joinery and floorings, office fittings. Dandois, H., Brussels. Artistic locks. Lacoste & Fils, Tournay. Hearth. Serrurier & Co., Liege. Plans, drawings and models of permanent decoration. Snyers, Rang & Co., Brussels. Plans, drawings, and models of iron work and locksmith's work, decorative paintings. Tempels, Daniel, Brussels. Iron work and locksmith's work, decorative paint- ings. Album. I GROUP 38. Ateliers Tantot Freres Co., Ltd., Brus- sels. Furniture. Limbosch & Co., Brussels. Cabinet mak- ing, tapestry, furniture. Snyers, Rong & Co., Brussels. Furni- ture. The Birmingham Bedstead Co., Ltd., Brussels. Bedsteads. Toulet, Charles, Brussels. Drawings of billiard tables. Wallaert, J., Brussels. Office and house- hold furniture. (Drawing room.) GROUP 39- Boes, Ch., Brussels. Decorative stained glass. (Belgian Pavilion.) De Contini, L., Brussels. Decorative stained glass. (Belgian Pavilion. )_ Evaldre, Brussels. Decorative stained glass. (Belgian Pavilion.) Glaces De Charleroy, Roux. Decorative stained glass. (Belgian Pavilion.) Thys, H., Brussels. Decorative stained glass. (Belgian Pavilion.) GROUP 41. Ateliers de la Senne, Co., Ltd., Brussels. Special tools used by smitlis. Bolts, nuts and screws. Ateliers Tantot Freres Co., Ltd., Brus- sels. Pipe fittings, drawings. BELGIUM. 55 oudoux, A., Fontaine I'Eveque. Mill of nails of all kinds. ertaux, V. Eremes de Construction Mecaniques, Brussels. riquet et de Roet, Brussels. Pipe fit- tings, drawings. homanara, Georges, Brussels. Speci- mens of fastenings for doors and win- dows. [outerie et Trefilerie des Flandres Co., Ltd., Gent-Crugge near Ghen. Wire tacks, iron and steel pegs, wire of all kinds. Steel wire chains. e Rooster, Richard, Brussels. Manuv factnre of buttons. esmedt, Pierre, Brussels. Drawings and plans of summer houses, bird cages in metal. ranken, S. & Lefevre, Brussels. Speci- mens and drawings of fittings and fast- enings for doors, windows, safety- vaults, safe locks. ;rges Ateliers et Boulouneries Cambier Co., Ltd., Morhanwez. Fittings of rails, bolts, nuts, screws. auts Fourneaux, Forges & Aciers De Thy-Le-Chateau, Co., Ltd., Marcin- elle. Bolts, nuts and screws. spar, J. & A., Jaspar, Andre (Succes- sor), Liege. Drawings of metal work, stair-railings, balustrades, balconies, grill work. 1 Metallurgique Co., Ltd., Brussels. Bolts, nuts and screws. iminoirs Du Ruan Co., Ltd., Monceau- Sur-Sambre. Merchant iron, rivets. xlerc, Mary, Louvain. Hand made trellis. anufacture Beige De Boites Metalli- ques Co., Ltd., Brussels. Boxes, cans, labels, metal ware of all kinds. anufacture D'Equipments Militaires, Fonson & Co., Brussels. Aluminum flasks, aluminum boxes for preserving foods. ombel Bossart & Son, Brussels. Win- dow shutters. yst Frederic, Liege. Hardware for insulators, telegraphs and electricity. Jciete Liegeoise D'Estampage Co., Ltd., Liege. Stamped and wrought iron and steel pieces. ertongen, Goens Co., Ltd., Termonde. Albums and specimens of ropes. GROUP 42. ermans, Leonard, Co., Ltd., Turnhout. Stamed papers, printed papers, flocked, marbled, veined gilt papers. GROUP 43. Filatures D'Ath & Co., Ltd., Ath. Wall coverings. (Drawmg room.) Guillon, Silas, Vve., Brussels. Flanders carpets, hand made tapestries. (Draw- ing rooms of the Belgian Pavilion.) Limbosch & Co., Brussels. Tapestries, furniture and wall coverings. Manufacture de trepis, Royale, Axmin- ster, Ghent. Carpets, rugs. Snyers, Rang & Co., Brussels. Carpet, tapestry, rugs, mats, furniture and wall coverings. GROUP 45. Boch Brothers, Keramis, La Louviere, Crockery ware, facing tiles, earthen- ware, mural designs. Helman, Brussels. Decorated stone- ware, art ceramics, trigorific fancy cooling rooms and beer cellars. La Ceramique De Forges Co., Ltd., Forges. Decorated stoneware, cera- mic tiles, white bricks. Vermciren Coche, L. Demeuldre Coche (Successor), Brussels. China, enam- eled stoneware, mural designs. GROUP 47. Compagnie De Floreffe, Ltd., Floreffe. Albums and specimens of glass. Francq, Jules (Successor of Martin Francq), Jumet. White ai^d colored glass windows, glass for photography. Glaces D'Auvelais Co. Ltd., Ouvelais. Rough, polished, silvered and em- bossed glass. Glaces De Charleroi Co., Ltd., Roux. Plate glass, mirrors for projections, glass with surface in relief. Glaces De Moustier-Sur-Sambre Co., Ltd., Moustier-Sur-Sambre. Mirror and window glass, paving tiles. Glaces De Sainte-Marie D'Oignies Co., Ltd., Oiseau. Rough and polished glass. Glaces et Produits Chimiques de Saint Cobain, Chauny et Cirey (France), Glaceries de Franieres (Belgique) Co., Ltd. Plate glass, window, paving tiles, decorated opaline, optical and pris- matic glass. Verreries Bennert & Bivort Co., Ltd., Jumet. Window glass, glass for pho- tography and frames. Verreries de Binche Co., Ltd., Binche. Window and opal glass. Verreries de Courcelles & Co., Ltd., Courcelles. Window glass. Verreries de L'Etoile Co., Ltd., Mar- chienne. Glass. 5S DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Verreries de Jemappes Co., Ltd., Je- mappes. Glass. Verreries de Jumet Co. Ltd., Jumet. Window glass. Verreries de la Marine Co., Ltd., Jumet. Various specimens of window glass and glass for photography. Verreries de L'Ermitage Co., Ltd., Ju- met. Window glass, glass for photo- graphy. Verreries de La Roue Co., Ltd., Lode- lonsart. Window glass, glass for pho- tography. Verreries de Mariemont Co., Ltd., Haine St. Pierre. Window glass. Verreries des Hamendes Co., Ltd., Ju- met. Window glass, colored, un- polished, muslin. Verreries Schmidt-Devilles Co., Ltd., Dampremy. Window glass. GROUP 48. Beck, F. & Co., Brussels. Drawings and plans for heating by, and distribution of steam, hot water, hot air, and their combinations, plans and drawings of ventilators, apparatus for sanitation and ventilation, chimney fittings. Briquet & De Raet, Brussels. Specimens and drawings of apparatus for heating by petroleum or gas. Degrelle, A., Liege. Drawings and plans of apparatus for heating of all systems, stove apparatus, cooking ranges, etc. Lacoste, Edmond, Toumay. Notice and albums of chimney fittings, metallic casings. Societe Beige Koerting, Ltd., Brussels. Notices, drawings and plans of appa- ratus for heating by and distribution of steam, hot water, hot air,' ventila- .tion all systems, plans and drawings of apparatus for sanitation and venti- lation of kitchens and small living rooms. Van Noten, Gust, Brussels. Drawings and apparatus for heating by and dis- tribution of steam, hot water, hot air, and their combinations. (Drawing room.) GROUP 49. Ateliers de La Senne Co., Ltd., Brus- sels. Albums of lamps, burners, chimneys, etc. Briquet & De Raet, Brussels. Drawings and specimens of apparatus for light- ing by means of vegetable or mineral oils, gap, b.mps, burners, chimneys. Compagnie Des Bronzes, Ltd., Brussels Specimens of apparatus for lighting by gas, lamps, burners. Pilate, J. A., Brussels. , Art, lighting and household furniture, album on domes- tic, mdust-'^ial and public lighting. GROUP 50. Ateliers de La Senne Co., Ltd., Brus- sels. Apparatus for spooling, twist- ing, detached parts of spooling ma chinery, etc. Ateliers Snoeck Vve. Math & Co., Ltd. Ensival near Verviers. Machinery foi wool and textile industries, detachec parts and machines for their manufac ture. Houget Fernand, Verviers. Card fittings for carded wool, combed wool, de 1 tached parts of spinning machiner}| and special machines for their manui facture. | Legrand & Fremaux, Antwerp. Notice' on various new systems for spinning; industry. Martin Celestin Co., Ltd., Verviersj Machinery for all textile materials; detached parts, specimen machines foi! their manufacture. j Societe Vervietoise Pour La Construe tion de Miachines, Ltd., Verviers. Maj chinery for wool industry, scouring) spinning, manufacturing cloths anc stufTs. GROUP 51. Ateliers Snoeck Vve. Mathieu Co., Ltd. Ensival Near Verviers. Albums con cerning hand and power looms fo weaving, and other apparatus. Le Grand & Fremaux, Antwerp. Exploi tation of new machines used in textil' industry, albums and plans. Societe Vervietoire pour la Construe tion de Machines, Ltd., Verviers. Al bums and photographs of apparatu- used in weaving and preliminary oper ations. Martin Celestin Co., Ltd., Verviers. Ma chinery for all textile materials, de tached parts, etc. GROUP 52. Ateliers Snoeck Vve. Mathieu Co., Ltd. Ensival near Verviers. Photograph and plans of apparatus for treating textile materials. Bernaerts, Felix, Ghent. Textile fa brics, bleached, dyed or in print. Martin Celestin, Co., Ltd., Verviers. Al bum of apparatus for treating textiM fabrics. BELGIUM. 57 :iete de Stalle pour le Blanchement ;t L'impression des Tissues, Ltd.. Brussels. Albums and notices of )leaching, dyeing, printing and finish- ng cotton fabrics and cleaning. ciete Vervietoire pour la Construc- ion de Machines Co. Ltd., V^erviers. Mbums and plans of apparatus for iingeing, brushing and shearing tex- ile fabrics, scouring, washing of ma- :hinery, etc., photographs and notices. GROUP 53. eliers de La Senne Co., Ltd., Brus- sels. Plans and drawings of machines :or preparing separate parts of boots uid shoes. ssut, H., Brussels. Specimens of )usts and figures for trying on gar- nents. GROUP 54. emaerts, Felix, Ghent. Specimens of :otton, unbleached, dyed and printed. ntner, R., & Son, Courtrai. Linen :icks, buggy wraps. ; Coster & Rousseau, Ghent. Cotton spinning and weaving products. ; Porre & Cruyplants, Ghent. Bleached, dyed, twilled, unbleached :otton products, etc. iriandre Co., Ltd., Ghent. Various specimens of threads, cotton prepared ind spun. msbergs Fernand & Co., Ltd., Ghent. V'arious specimens of cotton threads, prepared and spun, pure and mixed, plain, figured, unbleached, dyed, printed. irmentier, P., & Co., Brussels. Speci- mens of flax and jute, jute and cot- ton, mixed hemp. •ciete Union, Ramlot Robert & Co., Ltd., Termonde. Various specimens of shawls, cotton drawers, silk and cotton counterpanes, cotton pure or mixed, plain or figured, unbleached, dyed or printed. sines Cotonnieres Co., Ltd., Brussels. ^ arious specimens of cotton, pure or mixed, plain or figured, unbleached, dyed or printed. in Acker Van Den Broeck, Paul, Ghent. Various specimens of cotton thread, :otton prepared and spun, mechanical pr hand weaving of cotton and flax abrics. n Dourne, Rene, Eecloo. Cotton and j;lax goods dyed and bleached. GROUP 55. Baut, Leopold, Courtrai. Specimens of thread, and fabrics of flax, hemp, jute and other fibres. Plain and figured canvas. Damask linen, cambrics, lawns, bleached and printed. Beernaerts, Felix, Ghent. Threads of flax, hemp, jute, canvas-ticking. Caesens, Constant, Courtrai. Threads and fabrics of flax, hemp, jute, canvas. Centner, R., & Fils, Courtrai. Fabrics of flax, hemp, jute, canvas, lawns, etc. Ceriez et Bevernage, Courtrai. Fabrics of flax, hemp, jute, canvas, lawns, etc. Coppens, Felix, Courtrai. Fabrics of flax, hemp, jute, canvas, lawns, etc. Dassonville Brothers, Heule. Fabrics ot flax, hemp, jute, canvas, lawns, etc. De Boutte Brothers, Ingelmunster. Fa- brics of flax, hemp, jute, canvas, lawns, etc. De Coene, H., Courtrai. Fabrics of flax, hemp, jute, canvas, lawns, etc. Leonard, Aug., & J. Brunecl, Courtrai. Canvas, ticking, cambrics, etc. De Kien & Fils, Courtrai. Threads and fabrics of flax, hemp, jute, canvas, cambric, lawns, etc. Desmidt, et van Moer, Courtrai. Can- vas, cambrics, etc. Fabrics of flax, hemp, jute, etc. De Vos, J., Courtrai. Canvas, cambrics, etc., fabrics of flax, hemp, jute, etc. D'Heedene, C, Roulers. Canvas, cam- brics, etc., fabrics of flax, hemp, jute, etc. Etablissements de Gryse Facon Co., Ltd., Roulers. Canvas, cambrics, etc., fa- brics of flax, hemp, jute, etc. Establissements Gratry Co., Ltd., Court- rai. Canvas, lawns, cambrics, fabrics of flax, etc. Geuten Casimir, Harlebecke. Canvas, lawns, cambrics, fabrics of flax, etc. Glorieux, Gustave, Courtrai. Canvas, damask, cambric, etc. Lenoir, Pauwels, Roulers. Canvas, lawns, cambric, fabrics and thread,- flax, etc. Loontjens, Roulers. Canvas, lawns, cambrics, fabrics of flax, etc. Parmentier & Co., Ltd., Brussels. Fa- brics of flax, hemp, etc. Rey, Aine, Brussels. Damask linen and fancy handkerchiefs. Reynaert & Co., Courtrai. CeUivas, cambric, etc., fabrics of flax, hemp, etc. Schaetsaert & Bossuyt, Ghent. Canvas, cambric, etc., fabrics of flax, hemp, etc. Van Doome, Rene. Eecloo. Thread ot flax, hemp, jute, etc. 58 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Van Leynseele Brothers, Courtrai. Canvas, cambric, etc., fabrics flax, hemp, cotton, mixed. Verhoost Brothers, Courtrai. Canvas, cambric, etc., fabrics, flax, hemp, cot- ton, mixed. Vertongen Goens Co., Ltd., Termonde. Various specimens of cordages; thread of flax, hemp, jute, etc. - GROUP 56. Garot, L. & J., Verviers. Woolen cloth, clothes for ladies' wear. La Lainiere Co., Ltd., Verviers. Yarn of coinbed wool, knitted stuffs. Le Merinos Co., Ltd., Neffe-Dinant. Combed wool, muslins de Laine, tweeds, merinos, etc. Petit, J. J., Verviers. Carded wool yarns. Simonis, Ivan., Verviers. Combed and carded wool yarns, clothes of the same, ladies' wear. Societe Union, Robert Ramlot & Co., Ltd., Termonde. Fabrics of hair, pure and mixed, blankets. Voos, J. J., Verviers. Clothes of wool, specialty of military cloth, felts of wool or hair. Peltzer & Sons, Verviers. Clothes of combed and carded wool, yarns, dress goods, fabrics of carded wool, not fulled or slightly fulled, knitted stuffs. GROUP 57. Filatures D'Ath Co., Ltd., Ath. Artific- ial silks. Smits, Adrien, Brussels. Pure and mixed silks. Societe Union, Ramlot Robert & Co., Ltd., Termonde. Floss silk and silk waste. GROUP 58. Compagnie Des Indes, Brussels. Laces. Croquison-Vandendaele, Achile, Court- rai. Laces. Declercq, Clement, Iseghem. Laces. De Mey-Pante, Cherscamp. Laces. Fonson & Co., Brussels. Embroidery specimens, trimmings for militarj^ uni- forms. Legrand, L. & A., Brussels. Plain tul- les, laces, various specimens of em- broideries made by hand and ma- chinery. Minne Dansaert, Waeltert. Laces. Mommaert Freres et Soeure, Brussels! Trimmings for household furniture' and coach making. Pierson, J. & Co., Brussels. Laces. Societe Anglo-Beige, Ltd., Brussels Mechanical laces. Stroobant-Bogaerts, Brussels. Laces. GROUP 59. Fonson & Co., Brussels. Uniforms Bel- gian army, uniform of colonial trooper Fontaine, Ad., Brussels. Equipments. for colonial trooper. Societe Anglo-Beige, Brussels. Lady's evening dress. Vaxelaire-Cloes & Co., Ltd., Brussels Various albums of children's suits walking dresses for ladies, albums anc dresses ready made. GROUP 60. Anciens Establissements, Leon Lobei Co., Ltd., Verviers. Leather. ' Beaupain, Mathieu, Verviers. Boots ancj shoes. Charlet, Adolphe & Co., Brussels, Bootsi and shoes and accessories, albums anc photographs. ' Crutzen Brothers, Dison. Waterproo: boots and shoes, leather, shoes, boots fur clothing, etc. Frans Sons, Pierre & Jean. Boots anc shoes. Quanonne, F., Tournai. Boots and shoes Van Maerke Brothers, Brussels. Boots GROUP 61. Ateliers de La Senne Co., Ltd., Brus sels. Metal buttons. Boremans, Theophile, Brussels. Cor sets. Dujardin, Emile, Leuzen. Shawls ani fancy articles, dye works, bleachin; and glossing. Fonson & Co., Brussels. Hats in fel and straw military caps. Glorieux, Gustave, Courtrai. Elasti goods. Goossens, G., Brussels. Fans and laces Manufacture Royale de Corsets Co., Ltd Brussels. Corsets. BRAZIL. 59' BRAZIL, JCATION: BRAZIL PAVILION IN WEST COURT OF PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. Stationery. — Cutlery. GROUP 28. tista, David, S. Paulo. Ink. ieiro, Daniel de Oliveira, S. Paulo. iks. es & Faral, Rio Grande do Sul. 'riting fluids. lei, H., Rio Grande do Sul. Writing lids. ozo & Co., Parana. Inks. ra & Co., G., S. Paulo. Ink. GROUP 29. • & Co., Nucio de, S. Paulo. Cut- I & Co., Domingos de, S. Paulo. Cut- • y- GROUP 31. lauer, Alberto, Rio Grande do Sul. old eyeglasses, etc. iselme, Felippe, Rio Grande do Sul. old and silver jewelry with stones, ieal and imitations.) dner, R., Rio Grande do Sul. Ar- mies trimmed with silver. ha & Co., Rio Grande do Sul. Ar- :les trimmed with silver. GROUP 32. :hkoff, Francisco Carlos, Rio Grande ) Sul. Clock. GROUP 33. elli, Adamo, S. Paulo. Mosaics in arble. re, J. Candido, Ceara. Obelisk in onze. o, Viuva Gustavo, Rio Grande do 11. Iron vase stand. inese & Co., Cezar, Amazonas. arble artefacts. GROUP 34. Adrade, D. Elisha U. de, Bahia. Fruits in paste board. Campina Grande, Com. M., Parahyba. Ivory knife handles. Fracalanza, Angelo, S. Paulo. Brushes and brooms. Feira de Sant Anna, Com. M. de, Bahia. Ostrich feather dusters. Jacobsen, Alberto, Rio Janeiro. Fancy articles. Penitenciaria, Bahia. Cocoanut shell, calabashes, fancy articles in horn, handles for knives and forks, crochet needles and tooth picks of bone. Pertersen, Jorge R., Rio Grande do Sul. Brooms, dusters and brushes. Sabatke, Bernardo, Parana. Brooms and brushes. Selman, D., Gulhermina, Bahia. Fruits in paste board. Silva, Antonio Agostinho, Bahia. Fruits in paste board. Stange, Guilherme, Parana. Brooms and brushes. Venturini, Libero, Rio Grande do Sul. Brooms and paste board. GROUP 35. Almeida & Co., Pedro De, Maranhao. Hammocks. Castro & Bro., Porphirio De, Maranhao. Hammocks. Cabral, Alfredo Franklin, Maranhao. Trunks, satchels, etc. Commissao do Estado, Amazonas. Ham- mocks. Com. do Estado, Maranhao. Hammocks. Couto, Dr. Graca Couto, Amazonas. Hammocks. Conto, Pedro Correa de, Matto Grosso. Hammock. Marinho, Manoel, Joaquim, Rio Janeiro. Trunks. Moreira & Irmao, Maranhao. Ham- mocks. 60 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Novis, Dr. Arnaldo, Matto Grosso. Pho- tographs. Orlando, Vicente, Matto Grosso. Ham- mock. Ozorio, Pedro Leite, Matto Grosso. Hammocks. Palhano & Passos, Maranhao. Ham- mocks. Rabello, Joaquim Ferreira, Maranhao. Trunks, satchels, etc. Wanderley, Francisco, Matto Grosso. Hammocks. GROUP 37- Andre, Francisco, Rio Grande do Sul. Picture frame. Cipriani Jose, Rio Grande do Sul. Coat of arms in wood. , , c i Correccao, Casa de, Rio Grande do Sul. Picture frame. . Steigleder Sobrinho, Germano, Rio Grande do Sul. Picture frame. GROUP 38. Agricultura, Secretaria da, S. Paulo. Furniture. , j o 1 Arbos & Salvador, Rio Grande do Sul. Furniture. „ .„ , t- Artes & Officios, Lyceo, S. Paulo. Fur- Coelho da Rocha & Co., S. Paulo. Show case. . o T. 1 Ferreira Junior & Saraiva, S. Paulo. Show case. Gruber, e Filho, Christiano F., Kio Grande do Sul. Tables and table tops. Herzog, Francisco, Rio Grande do Sul. Furniture. Marcenaria, Moderna, Amazonas. Fur- niture. Nunes, Adriao Severino, Amaz o n a s. Furniture. , „ , t> Oder, Julio, Rio Grande do Sul. i-ur- niture. Penitenciaria, Bahia. Table. Reil, Gustavo, Santa Catharma. Table. Santos, Saturnino Pereira dos, Amazo- nas. Furniture. Secchi Fratelli, S. Paulo. Show case. Silva f elles & Co., S. Paulo. Furniture. Stephano, Carlos, Parana. Furniture. GROUP 39- Wolmann, Jose, Rio Grande do Sul. Stained glass windows. GROUP 40. Tomagnini, Fratelli & Co., G., S. Paulo. Marble urn. GROUP 45- Andressen, Olaria, Amazonas. Ceramic products. Almeida, Antonio, Amazonas. Tile, Mo saics. Bastos, J. R., Maranhao. Stoneware bricks, earthenware. Carlos & Co., Rio Grande do Sul Mosaics. Chermont, Braga & Co., Para. Brick: and tiles. ; Com. do Estado, Piauhy. Ceramics. Cooperativa V. Colombo, Soc, Parana Earthenware, flower vases, toilet an tides, dishes, filter, photographs. Correccao, Casa de, Rio Janerio. Tile and mosaics. Crystaes e Vidros, Fabrica, Rio Janeiro Ceramics. Falchi, Gianini & Co., S. Paulo. Tiles. Faria, A. Jose., Amazonas. Tiles, bricks etc. Guedes, Manoel, S. Paulo. Pipes an. tiles. I Lavaud, Sensand de, S. Paulo. Pipes. bricks, etc. 1 Lunardi, Estevo & Co., Minas Geraes Paving tiles. ^' Mechanica e Importadora, Comp., ^ Paulo. Pipes. Mesquita, J. C, Amazonas. Tiles, bncki etc. Moers, Henrique J., Amazonas. TUei bricks, pipes, etc. Montigny, Frederico de, Rio Grande d Sul. Filter and pipes. Nina, Heraclito, Maranhao. Earther ware. . ^^ j j Panitz & Irmaos, J. A., Rio Grande d Sul. Earthenware (Chma). Productos Ceramicos, Fabrica de, Ki Grande do Sul. Pitcher. Progresso, Paulista, Comp., S. Paui< Pipes. , , Q„ Robiatti, Jose, Rio Grande do i)U Flower vase and filter. Rocha, Raymundo T. C, Minas Gcrar Stoneware. . Rio Negro, Olaria, Amazonas. Cerami products. . . Schimmelpfing & Co., Parana. BncK and tiles. „: Steigleder Sobrinho, Germano, ki Grande do Sul. 15ricks. etc. Uniao, Banco, S. Paulo. Tiles. Varonese & Co., Cezar, Amazonas. Hie Wolmann. Jose, Rio Grand do 5>u Chinaware. BRAZIL. 61 GROUP 47. 'Staes e Vidros, Fabrica de, Rio aneiro. Glassware. )erard, Fabrica, Rio Janeiro. Glass- ware. gstedt & Co., Rio Grande do Sul. llassware. ider, Henrique, Rio Grande do Sul. llassware. yemich, Crystalleria, S. Paulo. Glass- ^ire. is, Joao, S. Paulo. Table glass, win- ovv glass. GROUP 49. i^id, D., Rio Grande do Sul. Appa- atus for acetylene gas. GROUP 53. laquim, Jose, Parana. Shoe forms, tica, Alcides H., S. Paulo. Busts. GROUP 54. ianca, Comp., F. e T., Rio Janeiro. "otton goods. izil Industrial Comp., Rio de Janeiro. ■Qtton goods and thread. :hoeira de Macacos, Comp., Minas ieraes. Cotton goods. iz & Co., Sergipe. Cotton goods, hler & Co., C. G., Sta. Catharina. Cot- on goods. jril, Comp., S. Paulo. Cotton goods, cao e Tecidos Porto Alegrense, "omp., Rio Grande do Sul. Cotton cods. tiseca, M. Jose da, S. Paulo. Cotton oods. edes, Manoel, S. Paulo. Cotton cods. lustrial Sabaraense, Comp., Minas jeraes. Cotton goods. Id Brazileira, Comp., Rio Grande do 'ul. Cotton goods, etc. Tiufactureira Codo, Comp., Maranhao. -Otton goods. nufactureira e Agricola, Comp., Mar- nhao. Cotton goods and thread. ndes & Co., Pereira, S. Paulo. Cotton :oods. randa, Rodolpho, S. Paulo. Cotton joods. rahybana. Fabrica de Tecidos, Para- lyba. Cotton goods. jeiro, Candido Jose, Maranhao. Cot- on goods. Luiz, Fabrica, Maranhao. Cotton ;oods. lelmn, Paulo, Santa Catharina. Cot- on goods. Tecidos Comp., F, e Pernambuco. Cot- ton goods. Uniao, Banco, S. Paulo. Cotton goods. Uniao Fabril, Comp., Rio Grande do Sul. Cotton goods. Uniao Lavrense, Comp. F. e T., Minas Geraes. Cotton goods. Weisshon & Co., Jose, S. Paulo. Cotton goods. GROUP 55. Campos, Vianna & Co., Rio de Janeiro. Ropes and fibres. Canhamo, Comp., F. e T., Maranhao. Hemp goods. Fiacao e Tecidos Porto Alegrense, Comp., Rio Grande do Sul. Linen, etc. .Industrial Sabaraense, Comp., Minas Geraes. Linen goods. Maggi, Henrique, S. Paulo. Twine, cordage, photographs. Penteado, A. Alvares, S. Paulo. Jute fabrics. Queiroz, Luiz M. Pinto, S. Paulo. Cord- age and fibres. Schaitza, Oscar, Rio Grande do Sul. Rugs, carpets of vegetable fibres. Silva Telles & Co., S. Paulo. Aramina fibres and products. GROUP 56. Feira de Sant Anna Com. M. de, Bahia. Horsehair ropes. Fiacao e Tecidos Porto Alegrense, Comp., Rio Grande do Sul. Blankets and similar goods. Italo Brazileira, Comp., Rio Grande do Sul. Woolen goods. Uniao Fabril Comp., Rio Grande do Sul. Woolen goods. GROUP 57. Commissao do Estado, Santa Catharina. Silk frabrics. Gomes, Violeta, Josina e Gloria, Minas Geraes. Silk fabrics. Mandelli, Luiz, Rio Grande do Sul. Silk fabrics. Mangoni, Julio, Rio Grande do Sul. Silk fabric. Morando, Frederico, Rio Grande do Sul. Silk fabrics. Rodrigo Silva, Colonia, Minas Geraes. Silk fabrics. Schlabrendorf, Huberto Von, Rio Grande do Sul. Silk threads. 62 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. GROUP 58. Aguiar, D. Jenny, Rio Janeiro. Embroi- dery on satin. , Aguiar, D, Eulalia, Rio Janeiro. Em- broidery on satin. Bica D. Eulalia Barbosa, Rio Janeiro. Embroidered counterpane. (Made at 81 vears of age.) Chaves, D. Antonia M., Maranhao. Em- broidery. . CoUazos, Joaquim, S. Paulo. Embroi- dery in silk. Commissao do Estado, Santa Cathanna. Osorio, D. Maria, Jose, Bahia. Em- broidery in velvet. Patrulha Com. M. de, Rio Grande do Sul. Embroidery goods. GROUP 59- Policial, Brigada, Rio Janeiro. Uniforms. Teixeira, Alfaiataria, Maranhao. Cloth- nig. GROUP 60. Aguiar & Co., Souza, S. Paulo. Slippers. Bernert Francisco, Parana. Boots and shoes. Boris Freres, Ceara. Leather and skins. Carvalho & Co., Affonso, Minas Geraes. Leather. Commissao de Joinville, Santa Cathanna. Shoes. Correccao, Casa de, Rio Grande do Sul. Boots and shoes. Costa & Co., Ferreira, Rio Grande do Sul. Leather. Dirk & Co., C. A., S. Paulo. Leather. Dom Bosco, Escola, Minas Geraes. Shoes. Ferraz, Fester, & Co., S. Paulo. Slippers. Ferreira, Joao de Souza, Parana. Leath- ers. Figueiredo, J. F., S. Paulo. Slippers. Greiner & Abascal, Parana. Leather. Kessler, Annibal, Parana. Leather. Kluppel, Antonio, Parana. Boots and shoes. Marroco, Guilherme, Para. Boots and shoes. Marroco, Julio, Para. Shoes. Monteiro, Jose Evaristo, Parah y b a. Leather. Nerrone, R. Rossi, S. Paulo. Slippers. Oliveira, Padre, Manoel Gomes, Matto Grosso. Leather. Penitenciaria, Bahia. Boots and shoes. Pereira & Co., Lothario, Parana. Boots and shoes. Progresso Industrial Co., Rio Grande do Sul. Shoes, etc. Rocha & Co., Coelho Da S. Paulc Boots and shoes. Sant Anna, Com. M. de Feira de, Bahia^ Skins. Sans, Jose, Minas Geraes. Leather. Santos, E Irmao, Minas Geraes. Shoes; Schaitza & Co., Ferreira, Rio Grande d(, Sul. Leather purses, etc. Schelenker, Otto, Parana. Leather. Secco & Co., Alves, Parana. Leather Silva & Co., Pessoa da, Parahyba Leather. Vianna, Joao Carlos, Rio Grande do Sul Gloves. j GROUP 61. i Alagoinhas, Com. M. De, Bahia. Strav hats. ^ Bastos, Jose, Rio Grande do Sul. Shirt, and underclothing. BatagUa, Madame J., Para. Corsets an( similar goods. Berto, Bertacco & Co., Rio Grande d( Sul. Hats. Bosisio & Filho, S. Paulo. Hats. , Braga, J. L. Femandes, Rio Janeiro| Hats. I Bueno, Anacleto P., Parana. Straw hats Chiaradia & Irmao, F., Rio Grande d(' Sul. Hats. Commissao de Sao Francisco, Sant:, Catharina. Wooden canes. Com do Estado, Amazonas. Canes. Correccao, Casa de, Rio Grande do Sul Straw hat. Fabrica Chapeos de Palha, Rio Grand do Sul. Straw hats. Fabril Porto Alegrense, Comp., Rn Grande do Sul. Shirts and underwart Ferraz Fester & Co., S. Paulo. Hosiery Friedrich, Max, Santa Catharina. Ho sierv, shirts, underclothing. Giachi & Cerri, S. Paulo. Straw hats. Gusi, Santa, Rio Grande do Sul. Strav hats. Izola, Joaquim, S. Paulo. Bone buttons Jacobsen, Madame AUce, Rio Janeirc Feathers. . ; Kaiser & Company, Santa Cathanna Hosiery. Lima & Co., Julio, Rio Janeiro. Hats. Mattea, Madame Jacometti, Rio Grand do Sul. Corsets. Mayer & Kessler, Rio Grande do Su Hats. Pabst & Co., J., Rio Grande do bu Corsets and neckwear. Panta, Dario, S. Paulo. Hats. Pereira, F. De Souza, S. Paulo. Hats. Schaitza, Oscar, Rio Grande do Su Neckties, collars, aprons, etc. BRAZIL— BULGARIA. 63 ineider, Carlos, Sta. Catharina. Straw, iritzmeuer & Co., Adolpho, S. Paulo. lats. Timer, Eduardo, Rio Grande do Sul. lats. Teichmann, Oscar, Rio Grande do Sul. Hats. Venturini Co., Libero, Rio Grande do Sul. Straw liats. Weigang, Francisco, Parana. Hats. BULGARIA. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. Leather, Yarns, Silk Fabrics, Furs, Jewelry, Laces, Rugs, Cutlery. GROUP 28. riidoff. Ph., Routschouk. Inks, seal- ng wax, mucilage. GROUP 29. ilofF, Gh., Kostennetz, District of samacov. Daggers, knives, forks and )ocket knives. tlery Society, "Rodopsky Elen," Kos- enetz. Knives, scissors, razors, pocket cnives, daggers. tional Industrial Commercial Museum, sophia. Knives, forks, pocket knives, scissors, spoons. GROUP 30. leorghieff, D., Lompalanka. Napkin ■ings, cuff-buttons, scarf pins, glass lolders, brooches, belts, cigarette hold- ers, cigarette cases, cartridge cases, leaspoons, spoonholders, bracelets. )stoff, Dimitre, Sophia. Bracelets and brooches. )rzanoff, Cr., Sophia. Icons and trays, antique plates, silver peasant bracelets, rings and earrings, antique silver and gold scarf-pins. GROUP 33. itional State Museum, Sophia. Mould- ings in gypsum of antiquities in the museum of Sophia. GROUP 34. ikoff, N. S., Lovetch. Leather bags, pocket-books, purses and sandals. GROUP 35. Gershon, T., Sophia. Leather trunks. GROUP 37. Bruha, I., Sophia. Altar door. Kambouroff, I. N., Gabrovo. Window frame with blinds. GROUP 38. Bruha, I., Sophia. Chairs and smoking table. GROUP 43. Bayeva Ecaterina, Tzaribrod. Rugs. Commercial and Industrial Society "Is- totchni Kilinii," Sophia. Rugs. Ministry of the Commerce and Agricul- ture, Sophia. Rugs. Mincoff, M. D., Tchiparovtsi, District of Vratza. Rugs. Neghentzova, Maria, Gabrovo. Rugs. Kabaktchieff, G., Sophia. Rugs and cur- tains. Klissouroff & Koukouloff, Sophia. Mats. Perisklieff, Nicola, Samokov. Rugs. Rangheloff, Z., Kopilovtsi, District ot Vratza. Rugs. Schitchanova Anastasia, Tzaribrod. Rugs. Veleva Vasilca, Tzaribrod. Rugs. GROUP 45. "Izida," Cie Sophia. Ceramic products. GROUP 53- Drumtcheff, I. S., Gabrovo. Lasts. 64 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. GROUP 56. Beroff, I. P., Gabrovo. Various woolen cloths. ' Boyadjieff, G., Sliven. Various woolen cloths. Kirkeselian Brothers, Plovdiv. Yarn. GROUP 57. Antonova Constantina, Vratza. Silk and cotton tissues. Damianova Kata, Vratza. Silk and cot- ton tissues. Evlambia, A., Vratza. Silk and cotton tissues. Ezekieff, Koto, Vratza. Silk and cotton tissues. Gheorghieff, C, Vratza. Silk and cotton tissues. Gheorghieff, M., Vratza. Silk and cotton tissues. Ghineff, Stoyan, Vratza. Silk and cot- ton tissues. Ivanova, I. P., Vratza, Silk and cotton tissues. Ignatova, Kata, Vratza. Silk and cotton tissues. Kesimoff, T. A., Tirnovo. Silk netting. Kotzova, Tota, Vratza.. Silk netting. National Industrial Museum, Sophia. Silk netting. Panteleva Ecaterina, Plovdiv. Table covers. Pishtikova, Maria, Vratza. Silk and cot- ton tissues. Pishtikova, Paraskeva, Vratza. Silk and cotton tissues. Podbalkanska, Mrs., Vratza. Silk and cotton tissues. Popoff, M. K., Vratza. Silk and cotton tissues. Rahnevlouva, Stefa, Schoumen. Fabncj of pure silk interwoven with gold' thread; silk thread. i Saltcheva Elena, Vratza. Flowers or^ frames from cocoons. ' Savovitza Ivanka, Vratza. Silk and cot-; ton tissues. 1 State Silk Manufactury, Vratza. Silli| shawls, samples of raw silk, handker-! chiefs and silk tissues for dresses. Statkoff Hadji Stavro, Vratza. Sili; and cotton tissues. Theodorova Ecaterina, Vratza. Silll and cotton tissues. | Torlashka, Maria, Vratza. Silk and cot* ton tissues. Takidjiska, S., Vratza. Silk and cottor' tissues. Velkova, Tona, Vratza. Silk and cottor: tissues. [ GROUP 58. Ivanovitch, Rouja, Sophia. Napkins, em' broidered belts, embroidered morninjj gown, ladies lace collar and sofa pillow' Zorzanoff, N., Sophia. Curtains, beci covers, sofa, table and chair coverings! Chr. T. V. Balakanoff. Kotel aprons. I GROUP 59. ' National State Museum, Sophia. Various' national jewelry. costumes and ornament^ GROUP 60. Kabaktchieff, G., Sophia. Bear's fur. Kojouharoff, T., Kazanlik. Fox anc skunk fur=. Nakoff, N. I.. Lovetch. Leather. Pateff, I. T.. Kazanlik. Leather. CANADA. LOCATION: 31 ARCADE, PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. Toys. GROUP 35. 511. Scadding Automatic Toy Co., To- ronto. Automatic toys. CEYLON. 65 CEYLON. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN CEYLON PAVILION. Silver and Gold Ornaments, GROUP 28. rera, K. P., Colombo. Writing ink. Installed in Palace of Liberal Arts.) GROUP 30. ylon Government, Kandy. Brass Art ,Vork. ndappa, P. R., Colombo. Silver Orna- nents, lamp. omas & Co., Brass Founders, Colombo. Brass bowl. GROUP 31- ishamy, P. L., Galle. Gold, silver work ind jewelrJ^ is, Hon. Mr. Stanley (Commissioner General), Colombo. Jewelry and cos- umes. ylon Government, Colombo. Jewelry. ivid, D. B., Galle. Jewelry. : Silva, D. F. & Co., Colombo. Silver ind gold work. m Theodoris & Co., Colombo. Gold md silver work. lean, Marcar, O. L. N., Colombo. [vory casket and jewelry. iganatham, A., Colombo. Tamil ladies' ornaments. ssera, V. L., Colombo. Gold and silver :asket. ijenayarana, Don Adrian, Galle. Jew- elry. GROUP 34. ishamy, P. L., Galle. Tortoise shell, :ocoanut. ivory and ebony work. tygalle, D. T., Kurnegalle. Ivory work. ibeihamy, W. A., Galle. Tortoise shell A'ork. ffoor, Alwul, Colombo. Ivory work. rey, Mrs. A. A., Colombo. Carved ?bony cabinet. ylon Government, Colombo. Ivory •arving, tortoise shell, porcupine quill vork, and basket work. ; vid, D. B., Galle. Tortoise shell ware. I 5 De Alwis, Mrs. Nathalie, Colombo. Cal- amander jewel box. De Silva, D. F. & Co., Colombo. Ivory and tortoise shell work. Dias, Mrs. Arnold, Panadura. Baskets. Don Theodoris & Co., Colombo. Carved ebony, ivory and tortoise shell work. Ekanayake, H. J. V., Balapitiya. Cocoa- nut and shell work. Gooneratne Terunnanse, Kalahe. Fans with ivory handles. Gooneratne, D. A., Matara. Work basket with silver mountings. Gunawardene, Don Juan, Colombo. Carved ebony writing bo.x. Gunawardene, Don Philip, Colombo. Carved cocoanut shell mounted in ebony. Karunanayake, G. S., Kotagala. Fancy tea pot made of coffee wood and mana grass. Keppitipola, E. M., Matale. stick made of arecanut. Walking Keppitipola, W. A., Matale. Brass box. LaneroUe, D. A. de, Kandy. Medicinal walking stick of XVII century. Perera, M. J., Colombo. Curios. Pieris, P. E. (Assistant Commissioner), Colombo. Ivory carvings. Sultan, Marcar, I. L. M., Colombo. Tor- toise shell. Tambyah, S., Colombo. Paddy tray. Tarrant & Co., Colombo. Models in ebony. Ward, H. T. S. (Director of Irrigation), Colombo. Tray made of paddy and silver thread. Wijesekera, Abraham Mendis, Galle. Carved ebony box mounted in silver. Wimalaratne, D. D. Kandy. Carved ivory and wood work. (Installed in Palace of Art.) GROUP 38. Amarasuriya, H., Galle. Porcupine quill chairs. Anglo-Oriental Furnishing Co., Colombo. Carved ebony furniture. 66 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Bois, Hon. Mr. Stanley (Commissioner General), erial Chinese Government. Watch- .aker's tools. GROUP 33. >erial Chinese Government. Repouse amped and damascened pewterware ■tides, and in white metal. ustrial Institute, Peking. Art work id reproductions of art in cloisonne, ises, urns, figures and ornaments. GROUP 34. in Kwan Kee, Canton. Fancy articles ivory and sandal wood, photograph ames, glove, handkerchief and jewel Dxes, glove stretchers, combs, etc., ncy furniture, lacquered trays. ong Cheong Tai, Canton. Small ncy furniture, lacquered cabinet, irved blackwood photograph frames. Loong, Canton. Small fancy fur- ture, lacquered trays. ustrial Mission, Chefoo. Hair, clothes id shoe brushes. )erial Chinese Government. Fancy 'tides in wood, small fancy furniture, irved ivory, tortoise shell, various ■tides in lacquer work, small bronzes, isket work, brushes and leather ar- cles. bamboo-ware articles. :shang. Canton. Dressing case out- t complete in carved ivory, photo- raph frames, ivory, blackwood and tndalwood. h Cheong, Canton. Small fancy fur- ture, lacquered jewel, tea and cigar 3-xes, brackets in carved blackwood. ssiamull, Assomull, Canton. Fancy tides in ivory, flower baskets, glove, indkerchief and jewel cases, vases, rd baskets, pufi boxes, photographs, imes, small cabinet combs and glove retchers, etc. j, ^ GROUP 35. ri"^^ Chinese Government. Brass ■d iron locks, dressing cases, trunks, .t and traveling cases, parasols, cush- f s, etc. GROUP 36. Imperial Chinese Government. Kites, whistling tops and other toys. GROUP 37. Imperial Chinese Government. Models of permanent decorations, ornamental carvings, and joiner work^ decorative paintings on wood. GROUP 38. Chun Kwan Kee, Canton. Carved black- wood flower stands and screens with satin embroidered panels. Imperial Chinese Government. Carved and inlaid furniture, beds, tables, sofa, desk, chairs, wardrobes, cabinets and screens, tables, desk, stools and screens, carved and bamboo inlaid, chiffoniers, tables, teapots, and desk in lacquer, painted and decorated in gold. Kwong Cheong Tai, Canton. Carved blackwood furniture, plain, with marble and inlaid with mother of pearl, stands, chairs, tables, cabinets and screens with satin embroidered panels, etc. Sung Sing Kung, Ningpo. Carved and inlaid furniture, beds, cabinets, chairs, tools, desk, sofa, tables, teapoys and wardrobes. Vo Chon, Canton. Screens in carved black wood with embroidered satin panels. Wah Cheong, Canton. Carved black- wood furniture inlaid with mother-of- pearl, desks, chairs, tables and stands with marble tops and cabinets. Yau Shin Hing, Canton. Carved black- wood screens with porcelain and satin embroidered panels and decorated with carved ivory figures. GROUP 41. Imperial Chinese Government. Special tools used in various industries; house- hold utensils, edge tools, axes, hatchet, chisels, planes, saws, etc. GROUP 42. Imperial Chinese Government. Wall papers. GROUP 43. Ehlers & Co., Ningpo. Fancy matting and mats. Forbes, William & Co., Tientsin. Dog skin mats, deer skin rugs, goat and sheep skin rugs. Imperial Chinese Government. Felt and wool carpets and mats. 68 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Industrial Institute, Peking. Wool car- pets, rugs and mats, silk carpets and tapestry of special manufacture. Shewan, Tomes & Co., Canton. Hand made matting, mats and carpets, white, check, fancy damask twisted matting and carpets. Vrard & Co., Tientsin. Silk and wool carpets. GROUP 44. Imperial Chinese Government. Decora- tion for public and religious festivals, bunting, flags, canopies and hangings, shields, lanterns and frames. GROUP 45. Chun Kwan Kee, Canton. Earthenware figures. Deacon & Co., Canton. Antique porce- lain vase. Imperial Chinese Government. Raw ma- terial used in ceramic industries, por- celain from Kingtechen, clay figures, Ishing earthenware teapots. Industrial Institute, Peking. Various porcelains, ancient and modern. Kwong Cheong Tai, Canton. Earthen- ware figures. Provincial Exhibit, Hupeh. Select col- lection of various porcelains from the Imperial potteries at Kingtechen Provincial Exhibit, Kiangnan. Collec- tion of Ishing earthenware articles. Tak Loong, Canton. Porcelain dinner services, bowls, vases, etc., manufac- tured at Kingtechen and painted in Canton. Tea and Porcelain Company, Shanghai. Vases, p'ates, urns, bowls and a large assortment of various porcelains from the Kingtechen potteries. Vochon, Canton. Earthenware figures. GROUP 47. Imperial Chinese Govemnment. Imita- tion of precious stones, bangles, ear- rings. Industrial Institute, Peking. Crystal ornaments. Provincial Exhibit, Hupeh. Crystal orna- ments, vases, urns, etc. Wing Cheong, Canton. Crystal orna- ments. GROUP 48. Imperial Chinese Government. Model of cooking range. GROUP 49. Imperial Chinese Government. Lanterns, glass painted; lanterns, silk, gauze.- GROUP 50. Imperial Chinese Government. Models' of rope making machines. GROUP 51. Imperial Chinese Government. Model of loom, hand power for weaving bro- caded and embroidered fabrics. GROUP 52. Imperial Chinese Government. Model of glazing machine, model showins. process used in dyeing cloths, speci mens showing textile material- bleached or dyed. GROUP 53. Imperial Chinese Government. Commor implements used in needle work tailor's geese and flatirons. '. GROUP 54. Hua Sheng Cheong Cotton Cloth anc Yarn Company, Shanghai. Cottor fabrics, sheetings, yarns. , Imperial Chinese Government. Cottoji prepared and spun, fabrics of cotton' plain, figured, unbleached, dyed ari': printed, cotton velvets and ribbons. Provincial Exhibit, Hupeh. Cottoi yarn and sheetings. GROUP 55. Hau Cheung Tai, Canton. Fabrics c vegetable fibres, grass-cloth fo dresses. Imperial Chinese Government. Thread of vegetable fibres, hemp, jute, rami' etc., fabrics of vegetable fibres, grasii cloth, cordage, cables, rope, twine, et Vo Chon, Canton. Fabrics of vegetab! fibres, grass-cloth serviettes an dresses. Wassiamull, Assomull, Canton. F brics of vegetable fibres, grass-clot for dresses. Wing Cheong, Canton. Fabrics ( vegetable fibres, grass-cloth materia for dresses, etc. GROUP 56. Imperial Chinese Government. Felts f( carpets, shoes, etc. GROUP 57. Burkill, A. R., & Sons, Shanghai. Flo silk and silk waste. Imperial Chinese Government. Si raw and waste silk, fabrics of P" silk, silk mixed with gold, pla' CHINA. 69 figured and brocaded silks, satins, ^auze, crapes, velvets and ribbons. rdine, Matheson & Co., Shanghai and Canton. Raw silk, waste silk, floss ;ilk. I Kung Chow, Shanghai. Fabrics of ;ilks, satin, gauze, plain, figured and )rocaded. I Loong, Canton. Silk handkerchiefs. ovincial Exhibit, Kiangnan. Satins, ;Iain, figured, brocaded, mixed -.vith jold and silver. a and Porcelain Company, Shanghai. ^'abrics of silks, satins, crapes, gauze, )ongee, plain, figured and brocaded, rom Soochow and Hangcliow. chon. Canton. Ribbed silk for dresses, ;ilk crape for dresses. issiamuU, Assomull, Canton. Fabrics )f silk, pongees, crapes, plain, figured tnd striped. GROUP 58. um Kwan Kee, Canton. Embroidered )anels for screens. lu Cheong Tai, Canton. Embroideries nade by hand. perial Chinese Government. Em- )roideries made by hand, embroidery ipplique or ornamented with gems, !tc. iustrial Mission, Chefoo. Silk and ;otton lace. vong Cheong Tai, Canton. Em- jroidered panels for screens. 'oh Ling Han, Shanghai. Silk em- jroidered hangings. I Loong, Canton. Embroideries made 3y hand, etc. n Fung Tai, Shanghai. Silk embroi- lered hangings. ovincial Exhibit, Hupeh. Old silk em- jroideries made by hand. tchon. Canton. Embroideries made by land, grass-cloth dress material. WassiamuU, Assomull, Canton. Embroi- deries made by hand. Women Lace Guild, Amoy. Specimens of lace. Yohan Lace Factory, Amoy. Specimens of lace. GROUP 59. Imperial Chinese Government. Cloth- ing for men and women, costumes, ordinary and official, robes and cos- tumes ot special type. GROUP 60. Cheang Wo, Canton. Tiger and panther skins. Forbes, William, & Co., Tientsin. Furs and skins, dressed and tanned, fur mats and robes. Imperial Chinese Government. Leather, boots and shoes for men, women and children. GROUP 61. Chun Kwan Kee, Canton. Walking sticks in carved ivory, sandal wood and tortoise shell. Imperial Chinese Government. Hats, artificial flowers for hair dress, canes, parasols, umbrellas, buckles, fans and hand screens. Shu Lien Chi, Hangchow. Fans. All kinds of plain or artistically decorated fans of silk, paper, straw, etc. Manufac- tured and orders executed at lowest prices. Fan handles of ivory, wood, tor- toise-shell, lacquer or bamboo made to order and painted by specially retained Chinese artists. Gold medals, Paris, 1900, and Hanoi, 1902. Trial orders solicited and careful attention guaranteed. WassiamuU, Assomull, Canton. Walking sticks, horn, blackwood and bamboo. 70 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. CUBA. LOCATION: PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. BLOCK 33. AISLE 12. Ceramics, Haberdashery, Leather, Hats. GROUP 34. Barlow, J. E., Camaguey. Millet brooms, GROUP 44. Ricart, Enrique, Havana. Bed covers. GROUP 45. Bregotat, P., Havana. Tiles and bricks. GROUP 48. Bonachea, E., Havana. Gas apparatus. GROUP 55. Raffloer, Eibsloch & Co., Havana. Rope and cordage. GROUP 58. Diaz, Isabel de Paula, Havana. Cotton work. GROUP 59. ; Roetlandts & Co., Havana. Tailor'i trimmings. ( GROUP 60. Cabrisas, Antonio. Shoes. Calish y Hermano, Santa Clara. Leathe' belt. Espantoso, Andres (S. en C), Havanj; Tanned leather. Quintero, Santiago, Santa Clara. Boots Seranno y Hernandez, Ines. Straw hats GROUP 61. I Barreras De Las, Francisco, Havanssand, C, Paris. Fancy and imita- ion jewelry. irat, Paris. Jewelry, silversmith's vare. isseau-Feil, Paris. Pearls, fine stones ind imitation. quier, Pierre, Paris. Scientific stones. :1 Freres, Paris. Jewelry, imet, Paul, Paris. Imitation jewelry, ncet, Paris. Enamels, uze, Gustave, Paris. Gilt jewelry, ye, A., & Cie, Paris. Jewelry and imi- ation fine stones. teau, L. Imitation pearls, ndoz, Gustave-Roger, Paris. Jewelry, vorks of art. rdoillet, Ernest, Paris. Jewelry in ;teel and gold. illeur, Louis, Paris. Jewelry in gold. mplier, Paul, Paris. Jewelry, guer, Leon, Paris. Jewelry, umarin, Vve Camille, Paris. Silver ewelry. illermoz, Louis, Paris. Jewelry; imi- ation jewelry. uckermann & Cie, Paris. Imitation ewelry. GROUP 32. (Palace of Manufactures.) Auricoste, Paris. Clock making. Bejosky, Alphonse, a Sancey-Le-Long (Doubs). Tools and equipments for clock making. Carry, O., Paris. Clock making. Golay, Fils & Stahl, Paris. Clock and jewelry. Hebert, Didney, a Dieppe (Seine-Inferi- eure). Clock making. Leroy, Louis & Cie, Paris. Clock mak- ing. Levy, Paul, Besancon, (Doubs). Clock making. Louiseau, Arthur, Besancon, (Doubs). Clock making. Picard, Les Fils De Henri, Paris. Tools and furnishings for clock making. Ramaz Fils, a Cluses (Haute Savoie). Clock making. Sandoz, Gustave-Roger, Paris. Clock and watch. Vachet, Raymond, Paris. Clocks and bronzes. FRENCH COLONY. Government de la Cote Francaise des Somalis. Native jewelry. GROUP 33. (Palace of Manufactures.) Bagues & Fils, Paris. Work of art in bronze and artistic lighting. Bernard, Leon, Paris. Copper stamped. Bernard, Leon, Paris. Bronzes. Bouhon Freres, Paris. Artistic bronzes, fire garniture. Bricard, Freres, Paris. Artistic lock- smith's work. Camus, F., Paris. Statuettes, bust. Champeau & Silvain, Paris. Imitation bronze. Colin, M, Paris. Bronze for electric lighting. Ettlinger, L. & S. Freres, Paris. Bronze, imitation and artistic irons. Fonderie De Cuivre De Paris, La, Paris. Bronze and tin artistic articles. Gerard, Charles, Paris. Imitation bronze. Goldscheider, Frederic, Paris. Bronze, ivories, tins, marbles. Guinier, Edouard, Paris. Bronzes for electricity. Jaboeuf & Rouard, Paris. Artistic bronzes. Jourdan, A., Paris. Imitation bronze. LapointCj Albert, Paris. Artistic bronze, groups. Louchet, Paul, Paris. Artistic bronze and jewelry. 74 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. 4 Lyon, Bernard, Paris. Bronzes. Millet, Paris. Bronzes, artistic furniture, lighting. Mottheau, E., Paris. Lighting bronze. Pinedo, Emile, Paris. Artistic bronzes. Raingo, Freres, Paris. Bronzes electric- ity. Schmoll, Paris. Artistic bronze, and for lighting. Siot-Decauville, Edmond-Gustave, Paris. Work of art in bronze. Soleau, C, & Cie, Paris. Lighting and artistic bronzes. Vignon, E., Paris. Artistic working. Virlet, Leon, Paris. Bronze statuettes; marble and bronze working. Wolff, Bernard, Paris. Imitation bronze. FRENCH COLONY. Government General d' A 1 g e r i e. Wrought copper. GROUP 34. (Palace of Manufactures.) Amson Freres, Paris. Morocco-dressing. Fine leather articles. Association Cooperative des Tablettiers en Nacre, Paris. Combs and niother- of pearl articles. Baudry, Henry, Paris. Feather broom. Baum, Henri, Paris. Small bronzes. Bonnet, Claude, Paris. Morocco dress- ing, fine leatlier articles. Chamber Consultative des Associations Ouvrieres de Productions de Paris. Dechalotte, Pierre, Paris. Smoker's ar- ticles. Duchemin, Anatole, Paris. Boxes and jewel-cases. Dupont, E. & Cie, Paris. Brush making. Genty, Louis, Achille, Paris. Brush making. Houlet, Eugene, Paris. Small bronzes. Joannot, Emile, Fils, Paris. Combs. Latouche, G., Jeune, Paris. Combs. Leloir Freres, Paris. Brushes. Lucas, Nicolas, Fils, Paris.. Fine leather articles. Maurey-Deschamps, Felix-Armand, PAris. Brushes. Ollivon, Henry, Paris. Leather brushes. Pitetaine & Cie, Paris. Paint brushes. Prevost, Lucien, Paris. Clasps. Proffit, E., Paris. Small furniture. Renard & Gerard, Paris. Brushes, p^int hrusjies. Rosenwald. Paris, Religious articles. Roolf & Cie, Paris. Fine leather, small bronzes. Saint-Andre De Lignereux, Paris. Ob- jects in artistic leatlier. Schloss, Adolphe, Paris. Ivory articles. Soldati, Guillaume, Paris. Fine leather, objects of Paris. Thomas, Francois & Ernest, Bury (Oise). Brushes. Vaquin & Schweitzer, Le Havre (Seine- Inferieure) . Furniture for brushes. FRENCH COLONY. Government General of Algeria. Native fancy goods. GROUP 35- (Palace of Manufactures.) Falconnet Perrodeau, Paris. Manufac- tured India-rubber. Edeline, Etablissements, a Puteau (Seine). India-rubber. Francois, (L) Grellou & Cie, Paris. Rubber manufactures. Hausser, William, Paris. Treatise on In- flia rubber. Porte, Leon, Paris. Parasols, pavilions Vuitton, Louis, Paris. Trunks and Bags f^aris, I, Rue Scribe; London. 149 W ,■. Bond St., New York and Philadelphi;: John Wanamaker; Boston, Jordan Mar.>I Co. The famous Louis Vuitton trunk-; are especially popular in the U. S. Con tinual improvements have kept them fai in the lead. Inferior imitations may hav<| misled some buyers, but once tried thii Vuitton trunk is always used. { GROUP 36. ; (Palace of Manufactures.) Allemagne, Henry, Paris. Models fo toys. '. Boulant, G., Paris. Animals in skin. Blanchart, Vve A., Paris. Advertisin balloon; objects in india rubber an goldbeaters skin. Bourgeois Aine, Paris. Articles for pain' ing and drawing; non-poisonous coki boxes. Bournay, A., Paris. Gyroscopes, conve lens, microscope. Carriere, Ernest, Paris. Toy manufa- ture. Carue, P. G., Paris. Games and gymna tic apparatus. Chauvin, Alexi, Paris. Military and oth' toys. Dandrieux, Emile. Paris. Toys. Gravelle, H. & Cie, Paris. Leather hi loons, foot balls; games. Jost, Jean Anatole, Paris. Games. Kratz-Boussac, Henri-Othon, Pari Press for ])rinting: toys. Lables & Cie, Paris. Jewel box, etc. Lachambre, Mme Vve, Paris. Phot graphs of work; toys. Lambert, L.. Paris. Toys and musical i struments. Lenoble, G., Paris. Animals in skir staiile, carriage. Marcat, Mme. Vre, Paris. Knitted wo toys; dolls. FRANCE. 75 irtin, Fernand, Paris. Mechanical and lUtomatic toys. :rrugues, Vve Victorine, Paris. Toys. •re, J. Du, Paris. Toys and articulated lolls. :iete Anonyme Des Etablissements A }arnier, Paris. Carriage for children; oys. ;iete des Petits Fabricants et Inven- eurs Francais. Alechanical toys and rticles de Paris. laud, Weill & Co., Seineville. Various oys. GROUP 37. sseur & Hipp, Paris. Joinery decora- ion, floors. rgeotte, Louis, Paris. Wrought and orged iron. faux, Louis, Paris. Wall decoration. )che, Desire, Paris. Vase. uillard, Emil, Paris. Photographs and Irawings. sson, Achille-Louis, Paris. Forged ron. auvet, Leonce, Paris. Decorative lancls. ichet, Albert, Paris. Decorative door 1 stuff. thoit, Adrien, Paris. Mural decora- ions. dies, Mme LeRoy D', Paris. Art laintings. rcy. Georges, Paris. Photograph, ntaine, Paris. Locksmith's work in wrought and gilded bronze. urnier, C, Paris. Artistic decoration, lie, Emile. Nancy (Meurthe et Mo- elle). Decoration, rough model. nry, Mme., Renee. Water colors on issues. entschel, Georges, Paris. Wall deco- ation. Tieyre, Charles. Decorative painting. Coeur, Joseph, Paris. Art joinery. Febvre, Paul. Panelling decorated, s, Paris. Drawing. rck, Georges, Lille (Nord). Artistic oinery. lant, Georges, Paris. Photographs. GROUP 38. tiavielhe, Paul, Montpellier (Herault). bedstead; glass case; table. evrel, (G) & Pied-Chevrel, Paris. parquetry and mosaic; finger plate. iir, Maxima, Paris. Furniture, em- Toidered curtain. men & Colin, (A), Paris. Drawing 00m, furniture, tapestry. nnery, Myrtil, Paris. Fancy furniture. Dupont, Alexandre, Paris. Bedstead, mechanical arm-chairs. Jemont, Sylvain, Paris. Artistic furni- ture. Linke, F., Paris, France. Art furniture, 170 Faubourg, St. Antoine. Alanufactures especially furniture of the Louis XIV, XV. XVI and Empire styles, with appli- cation of carved and gilded bronzes. See also his exhibit in the French National Pa- vilion, Chamber of Commerce of Paris. The reputation of this house is universal, and its especial makes of furniture are the admiration of all who visit his stores. Majorelle Bros., Nancy (Meurthe & Aloselle"). Artistic furniture. Mercier, Henri, Paris. Furniture, tapes- try. Quignon & Fils, Paris. Furniture; sculp- ture; hangings. Soubrier, Francois & Paul, Paris. Draw- ing-room, furniture, seat, tapestry. Terquem, Emile, Paris. Book cases. FRENCH COLONY. Dechen, Leon, Mustapha, Algeria. Bil- liard tops, cues. GROUP 39. Fromont, Henri, Le Perreux (Seine). .\rtistic stained glass. Gaudin, Felix, Paris. Stained glass. GROUP 41, (Palace of Manufactures,) Bergerot, Gustave, Paris. Iron framing; Locksmith's work. Bourdillat, Lucien, Paris. Rollers and copperware. Fleury-Depoilly, Paul, Escarbotin (Somme). Locksmithery; safes; cop- perware. Lapipe & Wittmann, Paris. Special cut- ting and perforating tools. Letang, Theodore Jean-Baptiste, Paris. Various kinds of moulds; mechanical works; small machines. Maison, Louis, Les Riceys (Aube). Bal- conies; railings; wrought iron works. Marcadet Fils, Chateau-Regnault (Arden- nes). Bolt-making and forged work. Ouvriers Inventeurs, Aubert, Paris. Safe-locks. Pechenart, Beaux (Ardennes). Mechani- cal violin. Pinot Rozier & Co., Paris. Safes and safety locks. 76 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Robert, Jean-Baptiste, Marseille (B-Du- Rh.). Various safety locks and fasten- ings. GROUP 42. '(Installed in French Section Palace of Liberal Arts.) Detourbe, Maurice, Paris. Varnish and color for stained paper. Follot, F. & Fils, Paris. Wall papers. Leroy, Charles-Isidore, Paris. Paper hangings. Petitjean, Joseph, Paris. Wall papers. Societe Des Anciens Etablissements Des- fosse & Karth, Paris. Wall papers. Societe de Protection des Enfants due Papier Feint. (Patronage Industrial). GROUP 43- (Installed in French Section Palace of Liberal Arts.) Berchoud, M., Paris. Belleville tapes- tries for seats, hangings and velvet panels. Braquenie & Cie, Paris. Carpets and tapestries d'Aubusson. Chanee, Leon, & Cie, Paris. Panels of tapestry, materials for furniture. Combe & Delaforge, Tours (Indre and Loire). Silks and materials for fur- niture. Cornille Bros., Paris. Silks and tissue for furniture. Duquesne & Cie, Paris. Franco-Persian carpets. Gros-Renaud, Edouard, Paris. Decora- tive panels applying to industry. Hamot, R & L., Paris. Tapestry; car- pets; brushes. Laine, Ed. L., Bauvais (Oise). Carpets. Legrand Freres, Paris. Printed ma- terials for upholstery. Parisson, H., & Cie, Amiens (Somme). Furniture, velvets and materials. Pique, Nicolas & Ses Fils, Paris. Utrecht velvet in various figures. Scherrer, J., Paris. Scheme of tapestry for the Gobelins. FRENCH COLONIES. Delfan, Mme., Algeria. Carpets. Nam Quat, Bac Nine. Embroidery in silk and cotton. GROUP 44. Association D'Ouvriers Doreurs, Paris. Frames; gildings. Bay, Gustave, Paris. Looking glass. Brot, Charles, Paris. Mirrors; console. Chanteau, Alphonse, Paris. Decorative paintings. Chanteau, Gabriel, Paris. Decorative paintings. Codoni, Gaston, Paris. Looking glass. , Fournier, Auguste Leon, Paris. Gildings. Jansen, Jean Henri, Paris. Furniture with bronze. 6 and 9 Rue Royale. Complete installa-| tions in old and modern styles. Exact' reproductions of interior decoration and' furniture of old castles as well as origina:^ designs. Highest awards at all principa'; exhibitions. Potheau, Edouard, Paris, Tapestry j furniture. ' Remlinger & Vinet, Paris. Looking; glass. Remon, P. H., Paris. Decorative wain scoting, furniture. Societe Francaise De Baguettes Poui; Encadrements & Tentures, Paris! Frames. National Manufactory of the Gobelins Tapestries. (French National Pavilion.; The National Manufactory at Beauvais Tapestries. GROUP 45. I Ahrenfeldt, Charles, Limoges (Haute! Vienne). Porcelains. Establissements Poulenc Freres, Paris Color vitrifiable. Hache, Alfred, & Cie., Vierzon (Cher)! Porcelains. Hanne, Alphonse, L'Isle Adam (Sein Oise). Ceramics. Haviland, Theodore, Limoges (Haute Vienne). Porcelains. Jeanneney, Paul, St. Amand en Puisay (Nievre). Decorated stoneware. Lacroix, A., & Co., Paris. Color vitri fiable. Loetbnitz, Jules, Paris. Ceramics fo architecture. Metz, Arthur. Paris. Artistic ceramic. Naudet, Camille, Paris. Artistic and bii cuit porcelain. Sachot, Rene, Montereau (Seine an Marne). Ceramic. Societe des Produits Ceramiques an Refractaires de Boulogne-s-Me Boulogne-s-Mer. Ceramic. National Manufactory of Sevres. Ai ware in ceramics. (French Nation; Pavilion.) GROUP 46. (Installed in French Section Palace ( Liberal Arts.) Mathis & Fontbaron, Paris. Model " slate roofing; zinc; appliances. FRANCE. 77 GROUP 47. (Palace of Manufactures.) pert, Leon, Clichy (Seine). Scientific kforks in glass. rrez, Ch., Paris. Furnaces, bottles. ucher, Claude, Cognac (Charente). bottles and bottle apparatus. pillet, Henri, & Co., Noyon (Oise). )rnamental glasses. um Freres, Nancy (Meurthe-&-Mo- elle). Ornamental glasses. spret, Georges, Jeumont (Nord). Articles in glass paste. rant & Guignard, Paris. Ornamental [lass. nrivaux, Jules, Paris. Works on glass nanufacture. croix, A., & Co., Paris. Vitrifiable :olors. gras & Cie., Saint Denis (Seine). "ancy glass. lievre, E. O., Paris. Small statue in uminous crystal. quier, Pierre Albert, Paris. Ruby — ;nierald, imitation. impf, Touvier, Viollet & Co., Pantin ^Seine). Crj'stal. GROUP 48. (Palace of Manufactures.) ampesme, Alexandre, Paris. Draft md ventilation apparatus. ouet, Georges, Paris. Steel kitchen stoves. idillot, Alexis Georges, Paris. Model 3f furnace burning bad fuels. odet, Emile, Paris. Plans of heating nstallations and bath-rooms. ouvelle, (Jules), & Arquembourg, Paris. Steam and hot-water heating apparatus. Regulators. imelle, Henry, Paris. Plans of steam ind hot-water heating systems. : Garrec, Romain Marie, Paris. Sani- tary materials. roy, Andre, & Co., Paris. Drawings of heating and ventilating apparatus. iciete Des Usines de Rosieres, Cher. Stoves, chimneys, gratings, pottery. GROUP 49. (Palace of Manufactures.) \ SOCIETE COMMERCIALE DE CARBURE DE CALCIUM, PARIS. Collective exhibit of carbide of cal- :ium; photographs of the works. Scheme showing the power and the consummation of electric energy. tJuUier, L. M., Paris. Compagnie Francaise des Carbures de Calcium, Sechilienne (Isere). Compagnie Generale d'Electro-Chimie,, Paris. Societe d'Electro-Chimie, Paris. Societe des Carbures Metalliques, Paris. Societe des Usines Electriques de la Louza, (Usines de Nice), Geneve (Suisse). Societe des Usines Electro-Chimiques de Crampagna, Toulouse (Hte- Garonn). Societe Electro-Chimique de Giffre,^ Annecy (Hte-Savoie). Societe Electro-Metallurgique de St. Beron, Saint-Beron (Savoie). Societe Francaise d'Enterprise et d'Exploitation electriques, Paris. Societe Hydro-Electrique des Pyre- nees, Toulouse (Hte-Garonne). Fouche, Edmond, Paris. Apparatus for applications for acetylene gas, light- ing, heating, etc. Fourchotte, Maurice, Paris. Drawings of apparatus for producing acetylene gas. Gabillot & Co., Charenton (Seine). Vari- ous apparatus for using acetylene gas,, heating, etc. Javal, E. A., Paris. Acetylene gas, ap- paratus and appliances. Meneveau & Co., Paris. Lanterns using gas and petroleum. Pigeon, Charles, Paris. Gasoline, lamps,. portable stoves using alcohol. GROUP 50. (Installed in Palace of Machinery.) Zang, Charles, Paris. Machine for mak- ing fish-nets. GROUP 51. (Installed in Palace of Machinery.) Dehaitre, Femand, Paris. Machine for finishing textile fabrics. Grosselin, Pere & Fils, Sedan (Arden- nes). Machine for tasseling textile- fabrics. Letellier, F., Caudebec-Les-Elbeuf (Seine Infer.). Disposition of cards. Pinatel, G., Aine, St. Etienne (Loire).. Weaving loom. 78 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. GROUP 52. (Palace of Manufactures.) LES TEINTURIERS APPRETEURS & IMPRIMEURS D'ETOFFES, SOUS LE PATRONAGE DE LA CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE DE ROUBAIX (NORD). Denis, (A.) & Benoist, Roubaix (Nord). Printing on various textiles. Motte, Albert & Eugene, Roubaix (Nord). Printing, dyeing, finishing, combing, spinning, weaving of cotton. Ribaucourt, Edouard, Roubaix (Nord). Specimens of textile fabrics dyed and finished. Roussel, Emile, Roubaix (Nord). Specimens of various textile fabrics dyed. Detre, Leon, Reims (Marne). Speci- mens of combed, carded and dyed woolen threads. Drin, G., & Co., Courbevoie (Seine). Woolen textile fabrics bleached and dyed before spinnmg. Guillaumet, (Les Fils De) & Chappat, (E.), Suresnes (Seine). Fabrics of wool, wool and silk, wool and cotton. Lederlin, Paul, Thaon (Vosges). Dye- ing and bleaching. FRENCH COLONIES. Villele, Frederic De, Saint-Gilles-les- Hauts-St-Paul, (La Reunion). Aloes- fibres. GROUP 53- (Palace of Manufactures.) Diligeon & Co., Paris. Sewing machines. Stockman Freres, Paris. Busts and fig- ures for dress-makers, etc. GROUP 54- (Palace of Manufactures.) Angel-Seitz, Prosper, Granges (Vosges). Thread, cotton, tissues. Besselievre Fils, Rouen (Seine Inf.). Im- press tissue. Blanchisserie de Chaon, La, Chaon (Vosges). Cotton Tissues. Boeringer, Guth & Co., Epinal (Vosges). Cotton tissues. Brechard, Antoine, Roanne (Loire). Cot- ton tissues, cotton and silk tissues. Cocquel, (A.), Dauphin & Le Chevalier, Amiens (Somme). Cotton velvet, vel- vet corduroy, impress velvet, etc. LA CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE D; ROUBAIX (NORD). Collective exhibit of thread, cottoi, tissues, etc., by: MM. Motte, Etienne, & Co., Roubai (Nord). Motte & Blanchot, Roubaix, (Nord). ' Motte-Bossut Fils, Roubaix (Nord). Wibaux, Florin, Roubaix (Nord). EXHIBITORS OF THE SYNDICA' COTONNIER DE L'EST, EPINA: (VOSGES). Andre, Henri, La Bresse (Vosges). 1 Blanchisserie et Teinturerie, Thao (Vosges). Boeringer, Guth & Co., Epinal (Vos ges). Boucher, Mura & Cie., Roncham (Haute-Saone). Claude, Alphonse, Gerardmer (Voj ges). Courant, Sahler & Cie., Montbeliar (Doubs). Dolfus, Georges, Remiremont (Vos ges). ! Fleurot, J. & E., Val D'Ajol (Vosges; Geliot, N., & Fils, Plainfaing (Vosges; Germain, Willig & Cie., Thaon (Vos ges). Juillard & Megnin, Epinal (Vosges). Kiener, Christian & Fils, Eleyes Car ton De Remiremont (V^osges). Laederich, Ch., & Cie., Epinal (Vos ges). Marchal, Alfred, Luneville (Meurth & Moselle). Marchal, Napoleon, Saint-Ame (Vos ges). Mougel-Humbert, Claude, La Bress (Vosges). Pinot, Edouard, Rupt-Sur-Mosell (Vosges). Sahler, Leon, Audincourt (Doubs). Societe Anonyme des Etablissement "KuUmann," Epinal (Vosges). Societe Anonyme des Tissus de Lain des Vosges, Le Thillot (Vosges). Societe Cotonniere "H. Geliot," S' Etienne-Les- Remiremont. Velin, Charles, Saulxures-Sur-Mose lotte (Vosges). Walter-Seitz, D., & Cie., Grange: (Vosges). Weill, Guillaume, Epinal (Vosges). Witz & Feltz, Epinal (Vosges). Ziegler & Cie., Epinal (Vosges). EXHIBITORS OF THE SYNDICA' NORMAND DE LA FILATURE Dl COTON. Ammann, Georges, Conde Sur Noirea; (Calvados). FRANCE. 79 vice, A., & Cie., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). adin, A., & Fils, Barentin (Seine-Inf.). azin, PJiilippe, Conde Sur Noireau Calvados). erger, C, & Cie., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). aorol, Jean, St-Pierre De Varange- lle (Seine-lnf.). leris, D., & Cie., Torcy-Le-Petit Par orcy-Le-Grand CSeine-Inf.). leris (Pere) Houzard & Cie., Corne- Ue Sur Risle (Eure). amilaville, Charles, Fils, Barentin jeine Inf.). antan, Emile, Monville (Seine-Inf.), antan, Gustave, Oissel (Seine-Inf.). efontaine, (A.), & Piron, (H.), Pavil- (Seine-lnf.). elaporte, Charles, Maromme (Seine- if.). elaporte, Charles, & Fils, Maronne jeine-lnf.). elaporte, Edouard, & Co., Le Paulu ar Duclair (Seine-Inf.). uboc-Lafosse & Cie., Deville-Les- ouen (Seine-Inf.). uret & Fils, Brienne (Eure). ouquet, Armand, & Cie., Les Cables erruel Par Perriers Sur Andelle lure). resland & Fils, Paris, uillemin, Felix, Nassaudret Par Ser- ugny (Eure). alle, J., Mortain (Manche). arel, Victor, Le Houlme (Seine-Inf.). elot, Charles, Menneval Pres Bernay uire). avoisier, Eugene, St. Leger Du Bourg enis Par Darnetal (Seine-Inf.). e Carpentier & Co., Barentin (Seine- .f.). B Carpentier, H., & Co., Sotteville- es-Rouen (Seine-Inf.). e Cottier, u.. Saint Saens, (Seine- if.). shujeur Freres, Conde Sur Noireau ilvados. smarchand, Jeune, Rouen (Seine- pmarchand, Edmond, Le Houlme 5eine-Inf.). e Moine, L. A., Ouville-La-Riviere )eine-Inf.). epicard, Georges, Monville (Seine- if.). 3ys, Veuve F. de. Rouen (Seine-Inf.). abire. A., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). arquet & Cie., La Chartre-Sur-Loir ■arthe). onfray Freres, Deville-Les-Rouen eine-Inf.). orteuil, Raymond, Oissel (Seine- ouchard. Monville (Seine-Inf.). Pariset, Georges, Fontaine-Le-Bourg (Seine-Inf.). Plantrou, Eugene, Oissel (Seine-Inf.). Plantrou, Fils, Clovis, Oissel (Seine- Inf.). Potel, Alexandre, Oissel (Seine-Inf.). Prevost Grenier, Freres & Cie., Sotte- ville-Les-Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Richard Freres, Cholet (Maine-et- Loire). Saint-Freres, Rouen (Seine-Inf.) Societe Cotonniere de St.-Etienne du Rouvray, La, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Societe des Etablissements de Floury Sur Andelle, La, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Societe de la Filature de la Martinique, La. Conde Sur Noireau (Calvados). Societe de la Filature James Levavas- seur, La, Rouen, (Seine-Inf.). Societe de la Filature D'Oissel, La, Oissel (Seine-Inf.). Societe de la Filature Rouennaise, La, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Societe de la Filature de St-Paul, La, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Societe des Filatures & Tissages Henri Offray, Malaunay (Seine-Inf.). Societe des Filatures & Tissages Pouyer Quertier, La, Rouen (Seine- Inf.). Societe de "Rocqueret," La, Conde Sur Noireau (Calvados). Waddington, Fils & Cie., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). EXHIBITORS OF THE "SYNDICAT NORMAND DE TISSAGE DE COTON," ROUEN (SEINE-INF.). Baillard, (V.) & Lendormy. (F.), Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Bertel Freres, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Boulanger, Vve., Perrier-Sur-Andelle ( Eure). Casablanca, Le Plessis-Offranville (Seine-Inf.). Daniel, F., Bolbec (Seine-Inf,). Desgenetais Freres, Bolbec (Seine- Inf.). Diensy, Rene, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Fahr & Deglatigny, Rouen (Seine- Inf.). Fauquet, Lemaitre, Bolbec (Seine- Inf.). Forthomme-Alleaume & Fils, Bolbec (Seine-Inf.). Forthomme & Cie., Bolbec (Seine- Inf.). Gaillard & Cie., Barentin (Seine-Inf.). Harel Freres, Perriers-Sur-Andelle (Eure). Hazard, E. & Cie., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Lemaistre Freres, Lillebonne (Seine- Inf.). DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Lemarchand Jeune, Rouen (Seine- Inf.). Lepicard, Georges, Monville (Seine- Inf.). Lepicard, Jeune, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Leroux-Eude, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Loys, Vve. F. de, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Manchon, Ernest, & Freres, Rouen (Seine-Inf.)- Quesnel, V. & J., Jeune, Rouen (Seine- Inf.). Roy Freres, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Societe Cotonniere de St-Etienne du Rouvray, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Societe des Etablissements de Fleury sur Andelle, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Societe des Filatures & Tissages Henri Offroy, La, Malaunay (Seine-Inf.). Societe des Filatures & Tissages de Gravelle, La, Le Havre (Seine-Inf.). Societe des Filatures & Tissages de Pouyer-Quertier, La, Rouen (Seine- Inf.}. Societe du Tissage Mecanique de Lan- quetot, La, Lanquetot Par Bolbec (Seine-Inf.). Societe des Tissage & Impression de Malaunay, Malaunay (Seine-Inf.). Waddington, Fils & Cie., Rouen (Seine- Inf.). Westphalen-Lemaitre & Cie., Lille- bonne (Seine-Inf.). EXHIBITORS OF THE SYNDICAT DES TEINTURIERS EN COTONS FILES DE LA SEINE-INFERIE- URE, "DARNETAL," (S.-L). Blanchet, Leon, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Blondel, Emile, Saint-Leger Du Bourg- Denis (Seine-Inf.). Caron, H. Fils, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Coppe, Henri, Roncheralles (Seine- Inf.). Fauquet, D., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Forthomme, Maurice, Gruchet-Le- Valasse (Seine-Inf.). Lecoeur Freres, Bapaume-Les-Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Miray, Paul, Darnetal (Seine-Inf.). Rouen, A., Fils, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). David & Maigret, Paris. Cotton tissues. Godde, (Albert) Bedin & Cie., Tarare (Rhone). Muslin. Jalla, Edouard, Paris. Sponge tissues, towel, bathing-gown, etc. Kahn, (A. & N.), Lang & Cie., Paris, Cotton, thread, tissues. Keittinger, F., & Fils, Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Impressed tissue. Manchon, Lemaitre & Cie., Rouen (Seine-Inf.). Fancy tissues for shirt, dress, etc. Meyer & Cie., Rouen (Seine-Inf.) Thread and cotton tissues. Pareif Freres, Paris. Tissues for India rubber and belt in cotton. Perrin, Marie Paul Ernest, Comimoni (Vosges). Cotton tissues and thread j Schwob Freres, Hericourt (Haute Saone). Thread, unbleached, cottoi tissues. Syndicat Cotonnier De L'Est, Epina (Vosges). Cotton tissues. ; GROUP 55. I (Palace of Manufactures.) i Saint-Hilaire-Les-Cani( Lawn, fancy tissuel Aublin-Glacet, brai (Nord) handkerchief. Chedville, Desire, Saint-Pierre-Les-El boeuf (Seine-Inf.). Thread, twist rope, tissue; asbestos products. Comptoir De LTndustrie Liniere, Marte Guerin & Cie., Paris. Thread of fla.v thin canvas, linens. , Cousin Freres, Comines (Nord). Pro' ducts of the rope making. 1 Defretin, Edouard, Halluin (Nord)! Ticking table linen, damask. \ Guillemaud, Aine, C, Seclin (Nord;| Thread of flax, tow, cremes for tabl linen, etc. I Huet, Andre, & Cie., Lille (Nord). Mt] chanical twist. Marion aine fils, Lyon (Rhone). Muslir Mascre, Etienne, Paris. Cambrics an lawns, handkerchiefs, with lace, en broidery and linen. Ovigneur Freres. Lille (Nord). Canva Salmon, A., Armentieres (Nord Thread of flax, and canvas. Scrive & Fils, Lille (Nord). Canvas. Societe Anonyme "La Jamagne," Gerarc mer (Vosges). Canvas for pilloM sheet. Societe Anonyme Des Filatures, Corde ies & Tissages DWngers, Angc (M'aine-et-Loire). Cables, cordag, twist, thread. Societe Des Usines De "La Ramie Frai caise," Entraigues (Vaucluse). Threr cordage and various ramie tissues. Vandenbosch, Wambrechies (Nord Thread of flax, hemp. etc. Verhaeghe-Vandenwynckele, H., Hallu (Nord). Thread of flax and cotto etc. FRENCH COLONIES. Bouquet, Emile, Farafangana, Madaga car. Products of the country, texti thread. FRANCE. 81 GROUP 56. (Palace of Manufactures.) lend Bessand, Gustave, Elbeuf (Seine- if.). Thread of wool. the, Eugene Joseph, La Bastie Rouai- )ux (Tarn). Drapery spinning. edictus, Philippe, Paris. Gauze, mus- is. nheim, Gustave & Cie., Paris. Tissue, 3velty. nier & Fils, Vienne (Isere). Dra- ;ry, novelty. ^IBIT FROM ELBOEUF, (SEINE IFERIEURE), of draperies by the Hewing exhibitors: ser, Lucien, Saint-Pierre-les-Elboeuf. [in & Blin, Elboeuf. luthelon, A., et ses fils, Elboeuf. :aenkel-Blin, Elboeuf. -anchet & Olivier, (Marcel) Elboeuf. ennebert, Emile, Elboeuf. ;febvre Aine & Fils, Elboeuf. ilBITORS FROM ROUBAIX lORD.) rt, L., & Cie., Roubaix (Nord). Tis- es. ssimo, Florent et Henri, Roubaix Jord). Tissues. is (a) et Benoist, Roubaix (Nord). .'ed tissues. ieux, Louis & Fils. Roubaix (Nord). ssues. lart Bros., Roubaix (Nord). Tinc- 'e and preparation. t & Mac-Avoy, Roubaix (Nord). ssues. bvre, (Louis) & Bastin, (P.), Roubaix lord). Thread carded wool. urel-Leclercq, G., Roubaix (Nord). ssues. novelty. te, Alfred, &" Cie., Roubaix (Nord). )mbed wool. :e (Etienne) et Cie., Roubaix (Nord). imbed wool. te, Les Fils D'Alfred, Roubaix 'ord). Thread, cotton tissues. te & Bourgeois, Roubaix (Nord). red tissues. te & Delescluse Freres, Roubaix 'ordl. Dyed tissues. te & Meillassoux Freres, Roubaix iord). Dyed tissues. :t, C. & J., Roubaix (Nord). Tissues, issic. 3sel, Francois, Roubaix (Nord). Tis- es. classic. 3sel Francois, Pere & Fils, Roubaix I f^rd). Tissues, noveltv. ' 5te Anonyme De Peignage De ines, Roubaix (Nord). Drapery, j velty. 6 Ternynck Freres, Henry & Fils, Roubaix (Nord). Drapery, noveltj-. Garnier, Henri, Paris. Astrakan, plush. Hamart, Freres, Roubaix (Nord). Dyed tissues. Hubinet, Louis, Glageon (Nord). Thread of combed wool. Levallois & Cie., Paris. Woolen goods, ready-made dress. Masse, Paul, Corbie (Somme). Wool thread. Mathon, (E.) & Dubrule, Tourcoing (Nord). Tissues, novelty and classic. Rousseau, Jules, Sedan (Ardennes). Cloth, novelty. GROUP 57. (Palace of Manufactures.) Atuyer Bianchini & Ferier, Lyon (Rhone). Silk tissues. Aube, Pierre, Paris. Ribbons for deco- rations. Belinac, Albert, St-Etienne (Loire). Ribbons. Bertrand, Henri, Lyon (Rhone). Silk tissues. Boufier & Pravaz Fils, Lyon (Rhone). Silk tissues, tulle. Boutet Freres & Cie, Paris. Silk. SOIERIE DE LYON, LYON (RHONE). Exhibit of silk and silk tissues by the following exhibitors: Beraud, J. & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). Bessieres, J. & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). Bouvard & Burel (P), Lyon (Rhone). Brunet, Lecomte, Devay, Gerin & Paule, Lyon (Rhone). Chatillon, Victor, Fils & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). Cottarel, A. & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). Duplan & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). Genin, H. Fils, Lyon (Rhone). Guigou, Pere & Fils, Lyon (Rhone). Guinet, A. & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). Micou & Rigollier, Lyon (Rhone). Ollangnier Fructus & Descher, Lyon (Rhone). Permezel & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). Piotet, (J. & M.) & Rogue, (J.), Lyon (Rhone). Poncet, Pere & Fils, Lyon (Rhone). Riboud, Freres, Lyon (Rhone). Schulz-Bonnetain, Lyon (Rhone). UNION DE FILATEURS & MOULI- NIERS FRANCAIS. t Exiiibit of silk, silk tissues, ribbons and embroideries, by the following ex- hibitors: Antoine, Alfred & Cie., Alais (Gard). Armandy, Vve Gratien & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). 82 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Azemart, Pere & Fils, Ganges (Her- ault). Berenger, E. & M., Ivron (Drome). Blanchon, Louis, Saint-Julien en Saint-Alban (Ardeche). Carriere, Emile & Paul, Ganges (Her- ault). Chabert, J. & Cie,Chomerac (Ardeche). Chapelle Pere et fils, Tournon. (Ar- deche). Clavel, L., Ganges (Herault). Combier, Joseph, Livron (Drome). David, J. B., Saint-Etienne (Loire). Forest, J. & Cie, Saint-Etienne (Loire). Fougeirol, A., OUieres (Ardeche). Georges, O., Saint-Sauveur de Mon- tague (Ardeche). Giraud, Gaston, Vals (Ardeche). Giron Freres, Saint-Etienne (Loire). Hesse, Edouard, Paris. Jurus, Allex (Drome). Jarrosson, les fils de L, Lyon (Rhone). Kingsbourg, Paul, Paris. Manufacture de Velours & Peluches, Lyon (Rhone). Montessuy, les successeurs de, Lyon (Rhone). Rochier (V.) & Riot (A.), Viviers (Ardeche). Rozeron, Bourg-de-Peage (Drome). Societe Anonyme des Usines de St- Joseph, Montboucher (Drone). Societe Anonyme de la Sole de Char- donnet, Besancon (Doubs). Staron (J.) Jeune & Cie. Tavan, Jeune, Montelimar (Drome). Tromparent, Albin, Prives (Ardeche). Tronel, F. & Cie, Lyon (Rhone). Varraud, A., Lyon (Rhone). Vinson, Honore, St-Etienne (Loire). Violes, A., BoUenes (Vaucluse). Delignon et Cie, Paris, Qui-Nhon (An- nam). Silk cocoons, raw silk, pure silk tissues dyed and unbleached. GROUP 58. (Palace of Manufactures.) Ancelot, A., Paris. Embroidery. Banes, Jacques. Embroidery. Bellan, Leopold, Paris. Embroidery. Bequet, Henri, Paris. Embroidery. Beraud & Cie, Paris. Embroidery. Bomy & Cie, Calais (Pas-De-Calais). Lace. Boyriven Fils & Cret, Paris. Trim- mings. EXHIBIT FROM CALAIS (PAS-DE- CALAIS) of lace and tulle, by the fol- lowing- exhibitors: Delanche, Delahaye, Calais. Delattre Freres, Calais. Gaillard & Cie, Calais. Houette, L., Calais. Le Bas, Jules, Calais. Le Bas, Eugene, Calais. Lemaitre, H., Calais. EXHIBIT FROM CAUDRY (NORD of laces, trimmings, embroidery, draw ing, by the following exhibitors: ; Darquer Bacquet, Calais (Pas-dci Calais). Daveniere & Cie, Calais (Pas-de-Calais Declerg (Leon) Caudry (Nord). i Deltenre, Edmond, Paris. Despres, F., Calais (Pas-de-Calais), i Dettmar, Brandt & Cie, Paris. Duchene Fils, Calais (Pas-de-Calais' Ecole professiounelle et menageii d'Yzeure (Allien). Francis Freres, Calais (Pas-de-Calais Gabet-Devouge, Caudry (Nord). Georges, G., Paris. Goulette, E., Paris. Henon, Henri, Calais (Pas-de-Calais Ikle Freres, Paris. Jachiet, Louis, Paris. Laruelle, Victor, Paris. ' Lere, Leon, Paris. | Marescot, Paul, Paris. j Martin, Georges, Paris. ] Oblin-Wasson, Caudry (Nord). Ravali, L., Argenteuil (Seine & Oise' Reichenbach, A., Paris. Sins, Emile, Paris. j Societe de la Sole de Chardonnet, Be ancon (Doubs). Wanecq-Carpentier, Caudry (Nord). West, Robert, Calais (Pas-de-Calais FRENCH COLONIES. Fin, Mademoiselle Marie, La Reunio Embroidered handkerchief, satchel i handkerchief embroidered in silk. GROUP 59- (Palace of Manufactures.) Aine-Montaille, Eugene, Paris. Dre and mantle. Barroin, P., Paris. Dress and mantle. Beer, Gustave, Paris. Dress and mant Bechoflf, David & Cie, Paris. Dress ai mantle. Bessand (Pere & Fils) Stasse & C Paris. Ready made clothes. Bloch & Beer, Paris. Ready ma clothes. Bogier, Georges, Paris. Clothes f men. Bonnaire, Arsene-Henri, Paris. Dress and mantle. Callot, Soeurs, Paris. Dress and mant Carette, Georges, Paris. Vestment luxury. FRANCE. 83 lacq, Theodore-Ernest, Paris. Ready de clothes for men, ladies and Idren. lillet, Georges, Paris. Dress and ntle. oil, De Wagner & Cie., Paris. Dress 1 mantle. ler, Hyppolyte, Paris. Military uni- m. IS & Joire, Paris. Dress and mantle. , Ad. & Fils, Paris. Clothes for Idren. iissements Halimbourg-Akar Re- s, Paris. Clothes for men. cis, Paris. Dress and mantle, lit, Andre, Paris. Military cos- ies. B, Jean & Jules, Lyon (Rhone). )thes for men and boys. waldt, P.-M., Paris. Fur ready de. ;rt De Vautier & Fils, Paris. Mili- y costumes. I, Paul, Paris. Clothes for girls 1 boys. artrouUe, Paris. Dress and mantle, •riere, Paris. Dress and mantle, uvier, Mme Blanche, Paris. Dress 1 mantle. ig, A.-E., Paris. Dress and mantle, au, J-C & Cie, Lille (Nord). Clothes men. chal, H., Paris. Morning gowns, ippers. ;aine-Lacroix, J., Paris. Dress and ntle. ial Armand Renou & Cie, Paris. ess and mantle. on Templier & Rondeau, Paris. ess and mantle. ;r, Paul & Morhange, Paris. Dress i mantle. Soeurs, Mmes & Cie, Paris. Dress 1 mantle. in, Paris. Dress and mantle, oux, Paris. Dress and mantle. DUX, Bourdereau, Veron & Cie, "is. Dress and mantle. ;rn, Jacques, Paris. Dress and intle. "dot, Leon, Paris. Dress and itle. ;ion, (Myrtil), L. Levy & Cie., Paris. 'thing. ^-.e Fillot, Ricois, Lucet & Cie, lis. Clothing. - e Du Louvre, Paris. Clothing. Ill, Leon, Paris. Clothing, fur cos- ue. >r,i, Paris. Dress and mantle. ^i. O. & Fils, Paris. Costumes for Fit. Union Cooperative De Production Des Ouvriers De L'Habillement, Paris. Clothes. Vaganey, Paris. Dress and mantle. GROUP 6o. (Palace of Manufactures.) Aboucaya, Freres, Paris. Varnish leather. Association Des Cordonniers, Lyon (Rhone). Boots. Boisselier, Alfred, Paris. Boots. Chambre Syndicale Des Fabricants De Gants De Grenoble, Grenoble (Isere). Kid gloves and accessory for making gloves. Barnier. Bergeret. Billand. Blache. Bondet freres et Cie. Bondet et Vallier. Buscarlet. Cartailler. Charbon freres. Cheurier-Rey. Cluze. Dalicoud. Drevet. Duckill. Fayolle et Bellin. Francis Brand. Gaday. Garilland. Guerry. Guignie. Guillon. Hoffmann. Jay (E. S.) Jammet (Henry). Laforet. Leblanc. Marcandanti Vve. Paone. Pellet, Barel et Cie. Pewny-Carret. Rigolier. Rivolet freres. Simard. Terray, Chaix et Cie. Twolle. Tramaglia. Uzel. Willaret, Vve. Chapal, C. & E. Freres, Montreuil-Sous- Bois (Seine). Rabbit peltry. Chollet Neveu & Cie, Paris. Leather curried for boots and military equip- ' ment. Combe, (A. & Fils) & Cie, Paris. Kid leather for boots, dressing in white, chromes, in color, glazed and gilded. 84 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Dolat & Cie, Paris. Glossy and dressed peltries, naps for hat making. Domange, A. & Fils, Paris. Leather and strap. Dressoir, Pemartin, Pulin & Cie, Paris. Boots. Enault & Cie, Paris. Leather tanned and curried. Etablissements Vve Lechat & Cie, Lille (Nord). Leather and articles in leather. Gibault, Auguste, Paris. Boots and shoes. Guillaumet, Emile, Grenoble. Skin dress- ing for gloves and shoes. Gurchowitch Freres & Cie, Asnieres. Peltry. Hellstern, Constant, Paris. Boots and shoes. Herve, J., Chateaurenault (Indre-A- Loire). Sole leather. Huillard & Cie, Suresnes (Seine). Ex- tracted for tannery. Hunebelle, Alfred, Amiens (Somme). Boots. Jossier, G. & Cie, Paris. Leather varnish. Jungmann, Felix, Paris. Peltry — all ready made. Lafrique & Fils, Paris. Peltry and rab- bit hair. Marchand, Ch., Paris. Calf leather dress- ing Masurel & Caen, Croix (Nord). Sheep skin tanned. Matrod, Jean Baptiste, Paris. Goat skin. and kid leather for shoes. Maurey, Paul, Fils, Paris. Boots and shoes for women and children. Pfeiffer-Brunet, Bernard, Paris. Peltry and furs. Pilliais, Rene, Paris. Leather varnish. Prevot & Lafon, Paris. Skin gloves. Rebouis, Jean Hippolyte, Paris. Skin dyed, impress. Revillon Freres, Paris. Fur garments and peltry. Rogie, Eugene, Lille (Nord). Skin tanned. Roudet & Vallier, Grenoble (Isere). Gloves, leather dressing. Roussillon, Auguste, Paris. Boots. Societe, Anonyme Des Chaussures F. Pinet, Paris. Boots. Tourin, Georges, Paris. Machinery for tan. Trefousse-Goguenheim & Cie, Chaumont (Haute-]\larne). Kid leather for gloves. Villette-Gate. Nogent-Le-Rotrou (Eure- & Loire). Leather polish. FRENCH COLONIES. Comptoir De Djibouti, Djibouti, Somali > Dry skin of goat, sheep and ox. Lacombe, Algeria. Tanned leather. Sense, Leon, Saint-Denis, La Reunioi, Boots for men. ladies and children. ! GROUP 6i. (Palace of Manufactures.) Anglade & Debauge, Paris. Button stamped articles. Association Cooperative Des Boutoi; niers En Os, Meru (Oise). Bone bu; tons. I Bailly, P., & Co., Paris. Suspender elastic goods. Barreiros, Madame Berthe, Paris. Co sets and belts. Benoiston, Aurelien, Paris. Fancy trir mings. Bertout, (A.), & Cot, Paris. Hosiery Jersey. Biron, C, Paris. Canes and whips. Blais-Mousseron & L. Villeminot, Par Knitted hosiery. Blum, L., Gerson & Co., Paris. Shirti dressing gowns, wrappers. | Bounaix Jeune, Paris. Caps. Bonnet, Jean, Paris. Shirts. Brossard Jeune, Goerges, Paris. Ostric feathers. Brun Fils, Louis, Arre (Gard). Hosiei Cadolle & Fils, Veuve, Paris. Corse Canard, A., Au Puy (Hte-Loire). Li ings for hats. Charles, Camille, Paris. Corset fittir Choisy, Auguste, Paris. Spangles. Claverie, Auguste, Paris. Corsets a elastic tissues. Coanet, Nancy (M. and M.) Hats. CHAMBRE SYNDICALE DE I BONNETERIE DE PARIS. E.xliibitors: Boileau, Theodore, Paris. Cott hosiery. Courtois, Albert Armand, Par: Hosiery. Fournier, Eugene Hippolyte, Pai Shawls. Poeuf-Billet, Paris. "Pyrenees" tiss articles. Tonnel, Veuve, & Co., Paris. Hosie LA BONNETERIE DE LUXE, PAR: Exhibitors: Bullot & Corneul, Paris. Hosiery. Savoure, J., Paris. Hosiery. Verdier, Paris. Hosiery. FRANCE. 85 . BONNETERIE DE TROYES," ROYES (AUBE). xhibitors: onbon, Louis, Troyes (Aube). Ho- ery. ore & Co., Troyes (Aube), Hosiery, tablissements Desgrez, Troyes \.ube). Hosiery. tablissements Lange, Troyes (Aube), osiery. argon, Troyes (Aube). Hosiery, aguet Fils, (P.), & Vignes, Troyes Uibe). Hosiery. )ciete Generale de Bonneterie, Troyes Uibe). Hosiery. itoux-Derrey, Troyes (Aube), Ho- ery. JNION DES FABRICANTS DE LEURS & PLUMES DE PARIS," ft.RIS. jchibitors: ngustin, Emile, Paris. Artificial flow- s. rossart, Paris. Dyed ostrich feathers. imbier, Paul. Flowers and flowers. bandelet, Emile, Paris, Artificial )wers; feathers. barles Jeune, Paris, Feathers; flow- s, and fancy trimmings. echastelus, Maurice, Paris, Artificial 5wers. emaret, J., Paris. Feathers, birds, aitz-Hocky, J., Paris. Boas, fancy immings of ostrich feathers. erard, Gustave, Paris, Flowers and athers. ivey, L,, & Co,, Paris, Artificial flow- s and foliage. )guet, S,, Paris, Artistic flowers for ectric fittings. avanoux & Veran, Paris. Artificial 3\vers and feathers. [acdonald, Paris, Flowers and athers. ^ CHAMBRE SYNDICALE DE LA ANTAISE POUR MODES," PARIS, xhibitors: versing, Charles, Paris, Spangles. harles Aine, Paris. Fancy trimmings. harles, Jeune, Paris, Fancy trim- lings. onvard-Mercier, Paris. Ornaments. 'enis & Fils, Paris. Spangles, rancfort, G., Paris, Fancy trim- ungs. 'enet-Tiphaine, Paris. Fancy trim- nngs. V COIFFURE." PARIS. xhibitors: habanne, C, Paris, Head dresses, igs. Croizier, E., Paris. Head dresses, wigs. Dupont, Francis, Paris, Head dresses, wigs. Delion, Albert, Paris. Hats. Dehesdin & Fils, Paris. Undercloth- ing. Denis & Fils, Paris. Spangles, Despreaux, Paris, Textiles for corsets, Dheilly, Emile, Villers-Bretonneux (Somme). Waist-coats. Ducarin, D,, Comines (Nord), Tex- tiles for corsets. Duvelleroy, Georges, Paris, Fans, Ennetieres, Jean Baptiste d' Comines (Nord). Corset-fitting. Etablissements Kampmann , Epinal (Vosges). Hats. Etablissements Rey Cousins & Co., Caussade (T. and G.). Straw hats. Falcimaigne, Charles, Paris. Um- brellas and parasols. Fillot, Ricois, Lucet & Co,, Paris, Shirts. Gaitz-Hocky, J,, Paris, Ostrich feather boas. Gaudriau, R. Fils, Fontenay-Le-Comte (Vente). Woolen hats. Guillot & Co., Paris. Corsets. Guilmard, Madame, Paris, Corsets and petticoats. Institut des Coiffeurs peur Dames, Maurice Dupont, president, Paris. Head dresses; wigs. Langenhagen, Octave de, Luneville (M, and \[.). Hats. Lapresle, G., Fils, Paris, Folding hats. Latouche Jeune, G., Paris, Head dresses, wigs. Leon, J, & M,, Paris, Hats and caps. Leonard, Louis Eugene, Paris, Un- derclothing. Leprince, Desire, Paris. Buttons. Leprince, Henri, Pierre, Francois, Paris. Corsets. Lesieur, Veuve Alfred, Paris. Steel spangles. Liaud Freres, Paris. Hats. Libron & Fils, C, Paris. Busks and springs for corsets. Lolliot, Albert, Paris. Feathers, boas. Magnenant, Blaise, Paris, Military kepis and caps. Marchand-Hebert, Gustave, Andeville (Oise). Buttons; various shells. Margaine-Lacroix, Paris, Corsets, braces. Marquis, Eugene, Paris, Buttons. Mayer, Myrthil, & Frere, Paris, Tiss- ues and trimmings of feathers; boas. Megemond, Emile, Bort (Correze), Hats for women. Mermillod, Eugene, Paris, Hats, 86 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Mossant (Freres) & Vallon, Bourg-de- Peage (Drome). Straw hats; raw ma- terials. Mouilbeau & Chevreau, Paris. Elastic goods, garters and belts. Nussbaum & Herold, Paris. Canes. Pemjean, Eugene, Paris. Fittings for corsets. Peyrache, Freres, Paris. Ribbons for hat-making. Picard & Minier, Paris. Corsets. Picard, Les Fils de Leopold, Paris. Straw hats for women. Pinay Jeune, Les Fils de, Paris. Straw and felt hats. Quantin & Delmotte, .Paris. Textile fabrics; corset fittings. Quesney, Charles, Charleval (Eure). Caps. Rousseau, Amedee, Georges, Paris. Shirts. Schorestene Freres, Paris. Raw ma- terials and trimmings for hats. Schulmann, Paris. Linen for ladies. Schwob, Maurice, Paris. Shirts. Schulmann, Paris. Linen. , Societe Anonyme des Etablissements, Mauchauffee, Troyes (Aube). Stock-' ings; waistcoats; trousers. Societe Anonyme des Grands Maga-j sins, Paris. Linen. Stockmann, Paris. Busks for corsets. Taffonneau (Albert) & Chollet, Paris. Fancy trimmings, embroideries, laces,; spangles, etc. Triquet, Octave, umbrellas. Valentin, Emile, Paris. Sunshades,; Edmond, Sylvain,.; Lille (Nord). Felt hats. Vimont, Leon, Paris. Shirts and linenj for men. ' Vion, Paris, Corsets and petticoats. FRENCH COLONIES. ' Dard, Georges, Saint-Denis, (La Re-j union). Colonial caps. I GERMANY. 87 GERMANY. LOCATION: EAST END PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES, AND IN COURT. Stationery, Jewelry. GROUP 28. stalled in German Section Liberal Arts Palace.) mann, G., Nachfl., Berlin. Paints, inks nd drawing, copying and tracing apers. )er, A. W., Stein near Nuernberg. )ffice and artists' materials. enberg, E m i 1, Duesseldorf a.Rh. lachinery for bookbinding and paper rork. ikers, Alex., Berlin. Weatherproof ormal mineral paints. idauer, J., Braunschweig. Tracing nen and materials for bookbinders. yer & Kersting, Karlsruhe, Baden. apparatuses for pyrography. tz & Co., C. W., Berlin. Drawing ins. enz, Bemhard, Nuernberg. Office uppiies. ichsische Reiszzeug-Fabrik, F. E. laertel & Co., Neu-Coswig-Dresden. )rawing instruments. ;ss, Paul, Mugeln, Dresden. Congratu- itory and post-cards. GROUP 29. ;k, Friedrich, Esslingen a.Neckar. Cutlery. (Installed in Palace of Ma- hinery.) workmen, 300 horse-power; 50 medals I diplomas. Agents: John Chatillon ^ons, 85 Clifif St., New York. 1, C. Fried., Wald (Rheinland). Ra- ors, safety razors, razor strops, etc. Installed in German section Palace of -iberal Arts.) ickels, J. A., Solingen. Twinworks. nufacturer of cutlery of all kinds and best quality. Cutler to their Majes- ; The Emperor of Germany, Emperor Austria, and King of Greece. High- award at Chicago World's Fair, Paris. :' (Grand Prize), etc. Sole Agents the U. S., Graef & Schmidt, 107 .rubers St., N. Y GROUP 30. Behmer, Markus, Muenchen. Silver champagne goblet. Berger, A., Dresden. Silver ink stand with pen holder. Berner, Eugen, Muenchen. Silver tea set, cups, etc. Berliner Electro-Plated- Waren-Fab r i k, Berlin. Electroplated tableware. Berner, E. F., Stuttgart. Enameled casket. Bertrand, Jeweler, Dresden. Hammer and bell for the city councilmen. Beumers, C. A., Duesseldorf a.Rh. Ecclesiastical and profane objects of art. Binder, Emil, Pforzheim. Enamel jew- elry, souvenir, silver goods. BirmeHn, Wilh, Pforzheim. Enamel jewelry in modern style. Bohrmann, B., Nachfl., Frankfurt a.M. Electroplated table silver. Bruckmann, P., & Soehne, Heilbronn a. N. Fountain of silver, marble and bronze, silver objects. Dick, Fried., Esslingen a.N. Gold and silversmiths' instruments. (Installed in Palace of Machinery.) Eberth, Leopold, Muenchen. Ornaments of gold, silver and stone. Egidy, Emmy von, Muenchen. Silver bowl. Eisenhuetten und Emaillierwerk, Neu- tsalz a.O. Artistic enameling on chased copper. Galvanoplastische Kunstanstalt, Geislin- ger, Steige. Electroplated reproduc- tions of German silverware. Glaser, Gebrueder, Hanau, a.M. Small silverware. Gosen, Theodor von, Muenchen. Silver- ware. Hardt, Ferd., Pforzheim. Artistic enamel paintings and miniatures. Haustein, Paul, Muenchen. Enameled vessels in silver, etc. DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Heiden, Theodor, Muenchen. Electro- plated reproductions of German silver- ware. Hermeling, Gabriel, Coeln a.Rh. Church requisites, enamel work, objects of art. Honigmann, Meta, Muenchen. Wine jug, flower stand, enamel. Kayser, E., Coeln a.Rh. Articles of Kaj'serzinn. Kellner, Dorothea, Berlin. Enamel min- ature portrait on copper and silver. Kindler, Ludwig, Muenchen. Ink stand. Konigl, Zeichenakademie, Lehrer Hahn, Hanau a. AI. Objects enameled on metal, etc. Konigl, Zeichenakademie, Lehrer R. Wolff, Hanau a. JM, Articles of silver. Konigl, Zeichenakademie, Lehrer L. Bes- chor, Hanau a. M. Articles wrought in gold and silver. Konigl, Zeichenakademie, Lehrer Prof. Offterdinger, Hanau a. M. Articles wrought in silver. Koenigliche Zeichenakademie, Hanau a.M. Enamel work, gold and silver ornaments, work in silver. Krug, Joh. Martin, Nachfl., Hanau a.M. Enamel, jewelry. Mau, Dresden. Ink stand and pen holder. Metallwarenfabrik f u e r Kleinkunst, Nuernberg. Articles of "Osiris" metal. Milde, Jeweler, Dresden. Hammer and bell. Miller, Friedrich von, Muenchen. Silver- cups and figures. Neresheimer & Co., Ludwig, Hanau a.M. Silverware. Orivit Mfg. Co., Coeln a.R. Articles of sterling silver and Shefiield plated ware. Branch establishments: Berlin, Ham- burg, Paris, Vienna. Fancy articles and tableware in sterling silver, electro plated, Orivit metal, Paris, 1900, Gold Medal; Dusseldorf, 1002, Gold Medal, Silver State Medal. Place of Exhibition, Varied Industries Building, first exhi- bition room to the right of east en- trance. Ott & Cie., Hanau a.M. Silverware. Pirner & Franz, Dresden. Silver and bronze ornaments. Riemerschmid, Richard, Muenchen. Sil- ver articles. Sapatka, Else, Muenchen. Enamel ware. Schirm, C. C, Grunewald bei Berlin. In- laid enamel. Schleissner, J. D., Soehne, Hanau a.M. Silverware. Schmid, Adolf, Pforzheim. Silver ink- stand. Seller, Johannes, Muenchen. Wall four! tain, toilet mirror, bronze shell. I Steinicken & Lohr, Muenchen. Metji articles. ) Sy & Wagner, Berlin. Electroplated rd productions of German silverware. VoUgold, D., & Sohn, Berlin. Electrc plated reproductions of German silve ware. Wenig, Bernhard, Hanau a.M. Silv< tea set. Werner, J. H., Berlin. Gold and silve ware. Wiese, M., Hanau a.M. Figures in si ver and ivory. Wilkens, M. H., & Soehne, Hemelingei Silver tableware. Winterhalter, Carl, Muenchen. Silv< cups and goblets. Witte, August, Aachen. Enamel orn; ments. Wollenweber, Eduard, Muenchen. Si ver ornaments. GROUP 31. Enameh Binder, Emil, Pforzheim. jewelry, souvenirs. i J Birmelin, Wilh., Pforzheim. Enamel*! I jewelry. Burger, Sophie, Muenchen. Silver breas pins and belt buckles. Cotta, Use v., Berlin. Silver ornamenll Cranach, W., Lucas von. Jewelry. Dasio, Max, Muenchen. Silver breas pins. Deines, Peter, Soehne, Hanau a.M. Je' elry. Dunn, Fred., & Co., Muenchen. Brooch( breastpins, etc. Eberth, Leopold, Muenchen. Jewelry. Egidy, Emmy von, Muenchen. Jewell Fahrner, Theodor, Pforzheim. Jewell Fehrmann, Fritz, Tilsit. Ornaments precious metal with amber. Fiessler & Cie., Louis, Pforzheid. Go chains and jewelry. Friedlaender, Gebr., Berlin. Orders, (? nations of the emperor, jewclrj'. Gosen. Theodor von, M u e n c h e Brooches, etc.. in silver. Grosz, Karl, Muenchen. Brooches, et in gold and silver with jewels. Haustein, Paul, Muenchen. Brooch etc., in silver, with jewels. Hertel, C, & Sohn, Hanau a.M. Artis jewelry. Hirzel, Hermann, Muenchen. Gc brooches with jewels and enamel. Honigmann. Meta, Muenchen. Silv ornaments. Huebner, Paul, Berlin. Cuff buttons a brooches of double. Ihm, Wilh., Hanau a.M. Ornaments. GERMANY. ;emann, G., Pforzheim. Jewelry, euter, Fr., & Co., Hanau a.M. Jew- :lry. ueger, F. A. O., Muenchen. Silver )uckle with brilliants and opals. ug, Joh. Martin, Nachfl. Hanau a.M. ewel souvenirs, paintings on enamel. wy, Siegmar, Berlin. Silver trinkets, tc. rk, J., Muenchen. Different objects n gold and silver only. ly proprietor: Paul Merk. House nded 1847; own work shops. Three rman medals, one French. Chicago's )rld Exhibition, Turin, 1902, Hors ncours. rist, Hermann, Muenchen. Silver belt luckle, cloak buckle, bracelet. :, Carl, Pforzheim. Jewelry. iffer. Max, Muenchen. Jewelry. hter, Aug. F., Hamburg. Ornaments. senstiel, Fr., Berlin. Articles of am- er. ;hsenweger, J., Hanau a.M. Gold hains. )atka. Else, Muenchen. Cloak buckle, racelet. latt, Gebrueder, Hanau a.M. Jewelry. imuz-Baudists, Theodor, Muenchen. lilver brooch. ineckendorf, Joseph E., Muenchen. ewelr)'. loenfeld, Jr., Ernst., Hanau a.M. ewelry. loepflich, Eduard, Muenchen. Gold nd silver jewelry. iidel, Friedrich, Pforzheim. Chains nd chain bracelets. inheuer & Co., Hanau a.M. Jewelry. schner, Ignatius, Muenchen. Silver rooches. :nig, Bernhard, Hanau a.M. Orna- lents. :rner, J. H., Berlin. Jewelry. ismer. A., Danzig. Articles of amber. ernemann, H., Hanau a.M. Gold and ilverware. GROUP 32. idt & Marcus, Berlin. Clock with nlaid metal and amber. suerle, Math., St. Georgen, Bad. i^chwarzwald. Clocks. (Installed in 'lerman Section in Liberal Arts.) wo 8r Dotter, New York City. Ger- lan hall clocks. imers, C. A., Duesseldorf. Clock. ackmann, P., & Soehne, Heilbronn N. Clock. :oldt & Poppitz, Leipzig. Clocks. :i, Eduard, Darmstadt. Clocks, llaender, Theodor, & Co., Muenchen. letal clocks. Karg, Georg, Darmstadt. Clocks. Kaufmann, Hugo, Muenchen. Orna- mental clock. Kuehl, Geo., & Co., Chicago. Clocks. Lang, Friedrich, Karlsruhe. Ornamental clock. Lange, A., & Soehne, Glashuette, Sach- sen. Precision watches genre America, chronometer. Mauthe, Fried., Schwenningen a.N. Hall clocks, grandfather clocks. Meister, Gebr., Berlin. Clock arranged to regulate self-winding clocks. Morawe, Ferdinand, Muenchen. Table clock. Mueller, Louis, & Co., Biel (Schweiz) Watches, amber case. Praechtel, C, Berlin. Clocks. RochHtz, C. F., Berlin. Tower clock on German Pavilion. Rohloff, O., Berlin. Ornamental clock. Schaefer, Ludwig, Mainz. Clock. GROUP 33. Abt, Franz X., Mindelheim. Copper wall plate. Aktiengesellschaft vorm. H. Gladenbeck & Sohn, Abteilung. E. Lewy & Soehne, Berlin, S. Fancy articles. Branch factory of the same firm in Berlin, Friedrichshagen. Metal fancy goods of various kinds, and descriptions as ink- stands, candle sticks, card plates, trays, smoking sets, clocks, scent bottles, flow- er pots, photo frames. Old established firm, formerly under the name of E. L.ewy & Soehne. IMany high awards. Illustrated catalogues upon request. Aktiengesellschaft vorm. H. Gladenbeck & Sohn, Bildgiesserci, Berlin, Fried- richshagen. Bronze foundry. ]\Ionuments of all sizes up to the biggest. iSaloon bronzes as statues, statuettes, groups, busts, etc. Monuments for graves, parks, fountains. High-class ter- ra cotta goods. Bronze and imitation bronze fancy goods as ink stands, trays, smoking sets, etc. Twenty-four highest awards at Chicago World's Fair; Paris, 1900, Grand Prix. Illustrated catalogues upon request. Aktiengesellschaft Lauchhammer, Lauch- hammer. Cast br(Tnze for monument. Armbruester, Gebr., Frankfurt a.M. Eagle of forged bronze, etc. Arndt & Marcus, Berlin. Articles of bronze. Berner, Eugen, Muenchen. Bronze vases. Busch, Louis, Mainz. Chandeliers. Dietsche, Fridolin, Karlsruhe. Wall fountains. Dunn, Fred d Co., Muenchen. Bronzes. 90 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Eichler, Nelly von, Eurasburg bei Muen- chen. Bronze chandelier. Elkan, Walter, Berlin. Metal articles with patina. Erzgiesserei "Renaissance," Muenchen. Bronze. Fambach, Ch., und Hagner, Alb., Mainz. Decorating vases. Feist, Otto, Karlsruhe. Bronze statues, etc. Frei, Eduard, Darmstadt. Smoking table. Fritz, Oskar, Berlin. Articles of brass. Frost, H., & Soehne, Berlin. Chande- Hers, etc. Fuerstlich StoUbergsches Huettenamt. Ilsenburg. Articles of cast iron. Gaul, A., Wilmersdorf bei Berlin. Bronze eagle. Gehlert, Georg, Kiel. Forged copper ware. Gerber, August, Coeln a.Rh. Classical sculpture. Gladenbecks Bronzegiesseri, Inhaber: Hermann, Alfred & Walter Gladen- beck. Friedrichshagen bei Berlin. Sockets for flag pole on German build- ing. Goldschmidt, J., Nuernberg. Articles of metal. Groeben, Hedwig, v.d., Pau, Suedfrank- reich. Articles of forged metal. Haustein, Paul. Liquor set of forged copper. Hauten, F. van, Sohn, Bonn, a.Rh. Metal and glass ware. Held, Herm., Nachfl., Magdeburg. Wall fountain. Hermann, R., Berlin. Wrought iron railing. Hillmer, Victor, Berlin. Articles of bronze. Hirzel, Hermann, Muenchen. Vase in Japanned metal. HoUaender, Theodor, & Co., Muenchen. Articles of metal. Hueck, Eduard, Luedenscheid. Metal ware. Jacobi, Martin, Berlin. Light fittings. Kallenberg, R., & Co., Muenchen. Ar- ticles of iron and brass. Kindler, Ludwig, Muenchen. Bronze writing set. Kirschner, Marie, Berlin. Umbrella stand of polished brass. Kitsch, Reinhold, Muenchen. Clock, chandelier, lantern, etc. Knodt, G., Frankfurt a.M. Copper and bronze figures, etc. Everything worked in copper. Koenig & Lengsfeld, Koeln-Lindentheil. Galvano bronzes, vases, etc. (Installed in German Section, Liberal Arts Build- ing.) Krause, Lina, Berlin. Forged book holder. Lang, Friedrich, Karlsruhe. Fire place screen, etc. Laubisch, August, Magdeburg. Church lustre. Leander, G., Berlin. Articles of bronze and silver. Lennhoff, Julius, Berlin. Industrial art bronze ware. Lewy, Siegmar, Berlin. Galvanoplastic decorated art goods. Lichtinger, L., Muenchen. Fancy and household articles. Lind, Gustav, Nachfl., Berlin. Bronze flower stands and railings. (The latter installed in German Section, Liberal Arts.) Loevy, S. A., Berlin. Metal hood for fire place Luksch, Elena. Muenchen. Bronze din~" ner bell. Mueller-Salem, Jul., Pforzheim. Metal articles. Neelsen, Elisabeth, Berlin. Forged two- armed chandelier. Reisz, Neumann & Gansereit, Berlin. Lighting articles. Reitmayer, Ph., Mainz. Fire place cov- erings. Riemerschmid, Richard, Muenchen. Brass candlestick. Rohloff, O., Berlin. Clock of Emperor William IL (Installed in German State Building.) Sapatka, Else, Muenchen. Plate of forged copper. Scheer, Otto, Berlin. Metal articles. Scherf, Walter, & Co., Nuernberg. Fancy articles of "Osiris" metal. Schlieder, Sophie Luise, Berlin. Lamp, music stand, bell of metal. Schmeidl, Josef, Muenchen. Industrial art goods. Schmiedt, Heinrich, Muenchen. Articles ; of tin and copper. Schmits, A., Duesseldorf. Forged fill- ings, covering, etc. Schmitt, Georg Friedr., Nuernberg. In- 1 dustrial art goods of tin. Schmuz-Baudisz, Theodor, Muenchen. ^^ases, bronzes. Schultz, Otto, Berlin. Artistically wrought iron eagle, 8xi2 m. Wholesale manufacturer of "Tezett ' rail- ings and fences, patented in America and other countries. Stichling. O., Berlin. Fountain group in forged copper. Stotz, Paul, Stuttgart. Chandelier and lamps in brass, bronzes. Uechtritz, Kuno von, Berlin. Model of the Steuben monument, etc. Weisz, W., Karlsruhe. Metal articles. GERMANY. 91 lelm & Lind, Muenchen. Industrial t goods in metal. hart, J., & Co., Muenchen. Vases, wis, etc. ber Fritz, Pforzheim. Articles in ;tal' nermann, Josef, & Co., Muenchen. ght fittings. GROUP 34. tz, Walter, Magdeburg. Letter pock- ; and leather goods. ch, S., Berlin. Belts, girdles, bags. )e, Georg, Hamburg. Fine leather ods. nann. A., Koenigsberg, i.P. Ivory, iber and wood turnings. CO, Robert, Heidelberg. Card case. jnstiel, Fr., Berlin. Amber goods of t and industrial art. ffel, Frl., Darmstadt. Sofa cushion. )11, Eduard, Karlsruhe und Durlach. lokbindings. frath, Fr. & E., Magdeburg. Letter ickets and leather goods. licken & Lohr, Muenchen. Fancy tides. :inigte Pfeifenfabriken. Nuernberg. Tiber cigar holders, etc. smer. A., Danzig. Articles of amber. [nermann, Josef, & Co., Muenchen. landeliers. GROUP 35- Eippelskirch & Co., BerUn. Outfit r expeditions, tent and accessories, nstalled, German Section, Palace of griculture.) GROUP 36. bring, Julius, Sonneberg. Masks, ersachs, Emil, Sonneberg. Dolls. gfeldt, Geo., & Co., Sonneberg. Toys, smer & Heron, Sonneberg. Toys. St, Julius, Sonneberg. Toys, ssel, Cuno & Otto, Sonneberg. Toys, ssel, Wilhelm, Sonneberg. Toys, her, E., jun., Sonneberg. Toys, her, S. F., Oberseiffenbach. Build- g blocks, games. schmann. A,, & Craemer, Sonneberg. 3ys. schmann, Gebr., Sonneberg. Toys, iz, J., Sonneberg. Toys. sr, Carl, Sonneberg. Toys, hmeister, Hermann, Sonneberg. lys. iburger & Co., Berlin. Fine dolls, ■nus, Karl, jun., Sonneberg. Toys, i wig, Robert, Sonneberg. Toys. '3ach, Hugo, Sonneberg. Toys, itneister, C, Sonneberg. Toys. Horn, Heinrich, Sonneberg. Toys. Koenig, Andreas, Sonneberg. Toys. Leutheuser, Richard, Sonneberg. Toys Lindner, Louis, & Soehne, Sonneberg Toys. Luetzelberger, Hermann, Sonneberg Toys. Luetzelberger, J. N., Sonneberg. Toys. Luge, A., & Co., Sonneberg. Toys. Mueller & Froebel, Sonneberg. Toys. Pfarr, Wilhelm, Sonneberg. Toys. Richter, F. Ad., & Cie., Rudolstadt. An- chor blocks, anchor bridges, anchoi puzzles. First and largest factor}^ for toy building blocks in the world. Highest awards: Paris 1900, Leipzig 1897, Amsterdam 1883, London 1891, Antwerp 1885, etc. Ameri- can House: F. Ad. Richter & Co., 215 Pearl Street, New York. Sariihammer, Philipp, & Co., Sonneberg, Toys. Schilling, F. M., Sonneberg. Toys. Schmey, G., Nachfi., Sonneberg. Toys, Schoenau, Arthur, Sonneberg. Toys. Spindler, Georg, Sonneberg. Masks. Steiff, Margaretha, Giengenbrenz. Toy animals and joint dolls. Wolf, Louis, & Co., Sonneberg. Toys. Zeuch & Lausmann, Sonneberg. Toys. GROUP 37. LUDWIG ALTER, DARMSTADT. Drawing Room. Behrens, Professor Peter, Dusseldorf. Design of room, furniture and whole outfit. Alter, Ludwig, Darmstadt. All wood and carpentering work. Hagener Textilfabrik vorm. Gebr. Elbers, Hagen i.W. Wall hanging. ALFRED ALTHERR & W. ORTLIEB, BERLIN. Dining Room. Altherr, Alfred, & W. OrtUeb, Berlin. Design of room, furniture and entire trimmings. Dittmar, W., (Inh. Otto Lademann), Berlin, Molkenmarkt 6. Room in oak, stained in tw© colors. Astfalck, Konrad, Wilmersdorf b. Berlin, "Kurfursten" carpets, painted on gobe- lin linen. (Installed in German State Building.) EXHIBIT OF BADEN ART INDUSTRY, Ante Room and Reception Room of an Art Collector. Dietsche, Prof, F., Karlsruhe. Wall fountain wrought of copper and gilt. 92 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Drinneberg, H., Karlsruhe. Glass win- dows, art stained. Fahrner, Th., Jeweler, Pforzheim. Orna- ments. Feist, Otto, Sculptor, Karlsruhe. Bronze statuettes, bronze bust. Gehrig, A., Wwe, Hofmobelfabrik, Karls- ruhe. Paneling and furniture. Groh, Prof, A., Artist, Karlsruhe. Wall pictures. Grossherzogliche Majolikamanufa k t u r, Karlsruhe. Flag stone pictures, ma- jolicas. Kleemann, Prof. Georg, Pforzheim. Or- naments. Kornhas, Prof. C, Karlsruhe. Fire places, faience. Kunststickereischule des badischen Frauenvereins. Karlsruhe. Carpets, cushion, curtain. Lang, Friedrich, Kunstschlosserei, Karls- ruhe. Lamps, fenders. Macco, Robert, Heidelberg. Small box. Mayer, Prof. Rudolf, Karlsruhe. Pla- quettes. MuUer-Salem, Jul., Pforzheim. Orna- ments, casket wrought in iron. Offenburger Glasmosaikwerke G. m. b. H., OtTenburg. Glas mosaic. Schmid, Prof. Ad., Pforzheim. Pla- quettes, inkstand, ornaments. SchoU, Eduard Nachf., Karlsruhe und Durlach. Bindings in leather. Weiss, W., Coppersmith, Karlsruhe. Mantlepiece. Wolber, Fritz, Pforzheim. Bronze re- lief. PROF. H. BILLING, KARLSRUHE. Music Hall. Billing, Prof. Hermann, Karlsruhe. De- sign of the room, furniture and entire outfit. Binz, Hermann, Sculptor, Karlsruhe. Bronze statuette: girl praying. Drinneberg, Hans, Karlsruhe. Glass window. Groh, Prof. A., Artist. Karlsruhe. Decorative painting. Ibach, Rudolf, Sohn, Court Purveyor, Barmen. Grand piano with rich case. Lang, Friedrich, Artsmith, Karlsruhe. Forged lamps and upright clock. Lundbeck, Erna, Karlsruhe. Cushion. Linoleumfabrik Maximiliansau a. Rh. Floorings. Peter, J. L., Mannheim. Paneling of the room, furniture. Welte, M., & Sohne, Freiburg i. Br. Orchestrion and organ case. PROF. MAX LAUGER, KARLSRUHE Sitting Room. Lauger, Prof. Max, Karlsruhe. Desigi of the' room, furniture and entire out fit. Dietler, Adolf, Freiburg i. B. Panelini of walls and furniture. Dill, Prof. L., Karlsruhe. Wall paint ings. Karlsruher Marmor-, Granit- und Sye nitwerke Rupp & Moeller, Karlsruhe Marble fountain. Lauger, Emma, Lorrach i. B. Embroi dered cushions. Tonwerke Kandern, Kandem. Fla stone walls, Faience fire places an pottery. Weiss, W., Coppersmith, Karlsruhe Wrought fire places, lamps, furnitur trimmings. Ante Room. Dietsche, Prof. F., Karlsruhe. Wall fountain in marble. Drinneberg, H., Karlsruhe. Glass wir dow, art stained. Gerstenhauer, F., Joiner, Karlsruhn Garden benches. ; Grossherzogliche Majolikamanufa k t u ! Karlsruhe. Wall pictures. Lauger, Max, Karlsruhe. Art potterie fountains, etc. Schmidt-Pecht, E., Konstanz. Faienci vase. Baldes, Carl, Frankfurt, a. M. Statu< and ornaments in the Food Supply E: hibition. Baumgart, Ernst, Sudende bei Berli ^^larblework for mud bath. (Liber Arts building.) EXHIBIT OF BAVARIAN ART-I^ DUSTRY. (Commercial Representative, V. Guggei berger.) State Room. Dulfer, Prof. Martin, Munchen. Desig of the room, furniture and arti.'^t outfit. Beyer, Eduard, Sculptor, Munche Bronze: "Madonna." Boswau & Knauer, G.m.b.H., Berli Stucco ceiling and terazzo floor. Burger-Hartmann, Sophie, Sculptc Basel. \"arions pieces of bronze. Christ, Fritz, Sculptor, Munche Bronzes and plaquettes. Dunn, Fred, & Co., Munchen.. Bronz etc. Eysser, J. A., Bayreuth.. Outfit of t room and furniture. von Gosen, Theodor, Sculptor, Munche Bronzes. GERMANY. 93 iahn, Prof. Wilhelm, Sculptor. Mun- chen. Bronze. 'on Heckel, J., Hofblumenfabrik, Mun- chen. Artificial flowers and bnshes. linterseher, Josef, Sculptor, Munchen. Bronze figures. Caufmann, Hugo, Sculptor, Munchen. "Bronze upright clock." Ciefer, Karl, Sculptor, Munchen. Bronze: "A dog." vichtinger, L., Munchen. Objects in tin. Mattes, Georg, Nurnberg. Bronze, on Miller, Prof. Friedrich, Munchen. Jonas cup, cup of honour, silver figure. )bermayer, Hans, Blumenfabrik, Mun- chen. Artificial flowers and textures. ^feiffer. Max, Artist, Munchen. Silver ornaments. 'fister, Gebr., Munchen. Pillars, fire places, panelings. (charvogel, J. J., Kunstkeram i k e r. Munchen. Art ceramics. Ichneckendorf, Josef E., Munchen. Jew- elerj^ in oxidized and silver gilt. Ichwarz, Rudolf, Sculptor, Munchen. Bronze: "Paper weight." Iteinicken & Lohr, Munchen. Bowls, vases, etc. luddeutsche Lusterfabrik, Mun c h e n. Lustres. Vinterhalter, Karl, Munchen. Silver epergne. Vollenweber, Eduard, Munchen. Ink- stand, 'immermann & Co., Josef. Munchen. Teapot, bronze decorations. Front-court. iinterseher, Josef, Bildhauer, Munchen. Bronze: "figure with drinking roe."' Jayerische Kunststeinwerke, Munich. Sculpturing. tJarienberger Mosaikplattenfabrik, G. m. b. H., Marienberg i. S. plate cover- ings. NIEMEYER & BERTSCH. Reading Room. "Jiemeyer, Adelbert, & Karl Bertsch, Munchen. Design of the room, fur- niture and entire outfit. Verkstatten fur Wohnungseinrichtun- gen. Munchen. Execution of all wood, joining, etc., work. BRUNO PAUL, MUNCHEN. 'residents' Study for the Government House at Bayreuth. 'aul, Bruno, Architect, Munchen. De- sign of the room, furniture and entire ^outfit. ^rzgiesserei "Renaissance," Munchen. ' Boys head (antique). Scharvogel, J. J., Kunstkeramiker. Mun- chen. Ceramics. Vereinigte Werkstatten fur Kunst im Handwerk, Munchen. Outfit of room, and furniture. GEBRUDER RANK, MUNCHEN. Presidents' Reception Room for the Government House at Bayreuth. Rank, Gebruder, Architects. Munchen. Design of the room, furniture and en- tire outfit. Ballin, M., Munchen. Interior decora- tion of the room. Christ, Fritz, Sculptor, Munchen. Bronze. Kallenberg, R., & Co., Munchen. Illu- mination sign boards. Zimmerman, Josef, & Co., Munchen. Writing table fittings, large lustres. RICHARD RIEMERSCHMID, MUNCHEN. Directors' Room of Industry School at Nurnberg. Riemerschmid, Richard, Pasing b. Mun- chen. Design of the room, furniture and entire outfit. Kohlbecker, B., & Sohn, Munchen. Out- fit of the room and making of the furniture. Lauger, Prof. F., Karlsruhe. Art ceram- ics. Linoleumwerke "Hansa," Delmenhorst. Linoleum flooring. Pankok, Prof. B., Stuttgart. Silk woven cushion. Behrens, Prof. Christian, Breslau. Alle- gorical figures and groups, decorative plastics. (Installed in German State Building.) PROF. PETER BEHRENS, DUSSEL- DORF. Reading Room of Town Library at Dus- seldorf. Behrens, Professor Peter, Dusseldorf. Design of the room, furniture and en- tire outfit. Behrens, Frau Lilli, Dusseldorf. Col- ored paper for bindings. Beumers, C. A., Goldsmith, Dusseldorf. Face and enameling of the clock. Bosselt, Rudolf, Dusseldorf. Plastics in wood and marble. Buyten, J., & Sohne, Dusseldorf. Ceil- ings, panelings and furniture. Deuss & Oetker, Crefeld. Stuff for win- dow curtains. Ehmcke, F. H., Dusseldorf. Designs for the coats of arms. 94 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Prauberger, Frau C, und Fraulein Irene Frauberger, Dusseldorf. Wall carpets. Harzheim & Hagen, Dusseldorf-Rath. Marble work. Kgl. Farbereischule, Krefeld. Light- proof dying of the curtains. Lucas, August, Wood Carver, Dussel- dorf. Carved figures. Schmits, A., Dusseldorf. Furniture trim- mings and lamps, copper vessels. Hendrick & Carl Schultze, Dusseldorf. Leather covering, hand gilt. ARTHUR BIBERFELD, BERLIN. Room for Young Lady. Biberfeld, Arthur, Berlin. Studio for art in houses and dwellings. Chem.-Eechn. Fabrik, Dr. Alb. R. W. Brand & Co., G. m. b. H. Charlotten- burg. Chemically stained marble plates in the Court of Honor. Detmolder Stuckfabrik, Alb. Lauermann, Detmold. Stuck decorations. Deutsche Steinindustrie Akt.-Ges., vorm. M. L. Schleicher, Berlin NW. Marble table, fire places. (Installed in Ger- man State Building.) P. ECKE, SCHMIDT & CIE., MUN- CHEN. Bedroom of the "Biedermeier" Age. Designed by P. Ecke, executed by Schmidt & Cie., Munchen. Egersdorfer, Andreas, Frankfurt a. M. Decorative painting in Food Supply Exhibition. Eggers, H. C. E., & Co., Hamburg. Railing. (Installed in German State Building.) Eichheim, Munchen. Foot, hammered. (Installed in German State Bailding.) Gluckert, J., Darmstadt. Pavilion. Gratz, Carl, Frankfurt a. M. Painting in the exhibition for Food Supply Exhi- bition. Guhr, Richard, Berlin.. Decorative fresco ceiling paintings. Hillmer, Viktor, Berlin. Bronze pillar, fences and railings. Jorissen, G., Oberlahnstein. Framings and coverings of marble. Kayser, L., Berlin. Art joinings. (In- stalled in German State Building.) Kellner, Marno, Charlottenburg-Berlin. Paintings and decorations in the Ger- man State Building. Kimbel & Friederichsen, Berlin. Outfit of gentleman's study and ante room. (Installed in German State Building.) MARIE KIRSCHNER, BERLIN. Lady's Drawing Room. Kirschner, Marie, Artist, Berlin. De- sign for the arrangement and decora- tions. Andrea, Christoph, Mulheim a. Rh. Vel- vet for the wall decorations. Barmer Teppichfabrik, Vorwerk & Co., Barmen. Carpets. Fritz, Oskar, Kunstschlosserei, Berlin W. Brass work. Prachtel, C, Court Joiner, Berlin. Seats. Koch, Prof. Max, Potsdam. Paintings. (Installed in German State Building.) Krause, Hermann, Berlin. Wrought or- naments and railings. PROF. W. KREIS, DRESDEN. State Room for the Standehaus at Dres- den and Anteroom. Kreis, Prof. W., Dresden. Design of the room and furniture. Angermann, A., Dresden. Wall applica- tions. Dresdener Werkstatten fur Handwerks- kunst, C. Schmidt, Dresden. Furni- ture. Liebert, Gebr., Dresden. Wall mosaics. Udluft & Hartmann, Dresden. Vitrines and study furniture. Villeroy & Boch, Dresden. Majolicas. Werkstatten fur Deutschen Hausrat. Dresden. Furniture. Wurzener Teppich- und Veloursfabriken, Wurzen. Carpets. Kruger, Franz, Sculptor, Frankfurt a. M. German costume figures in the Food Supply Exhibition. W. KUMMEL, BERLIN. State Cabin with Adjoining Bath Room. Lang, C. A., Kelheim a. d. D. Table of lime stone. (Installed in German State Building.) COMMITTEE FOR THE LEIPSIC EXHIBITION. Music Room. Drechsler, Fritz, Architekt, Leipzig. Design and details of the room, etc. Beyrer, Eduard, jun., Munchen. Bronze statuette, original. Bluthner, Julius, Hofpianofortefabrik, Leipzig. Grand piano. Durfeld," Carl, Chemnitz. Wall stuff. Elkan, Walter, Berlin. Bronze reliefs. Hahn, Prof. Hermann, Munchen. Bronze statues, original. GERMANY. 95 Hartmann, Johannes, Sculptor, Leipzig. JMarble bust of Robert Schumann (orig- inal), etc. Klinger, Prof. Max, Leipzig. Marble bust of Franz Liszt and Richard Wag- ner (originals). Kolbe, Georg, Sculptor and Artist. Leip- zig. JNlarble bust of Joh. Seb. Bach (original). Pfeifer, Felix, Leipzig. Plaquettes, medals and bronze figure (original). Rentsch, Fritz, Leipzig. Wall covers in application and painting. Rixdorfer Linoleumfabrik, Rixdorf b. Berlin. Carpets. Saalburger Marmorwerk Rodel & Co., Saalburg a.S. Marble paneling and pillars. Schreyer, Hermann, Leipzig. Execu- tion of glass paintings. 5chutz, F. A., Leipzig. Execution of the wood architecture. Seliger, Prof. Max, Leipzig. Begins for the glass windows and carpet. Sturm, Paul, Sculptor, Leipzig. Models, qiedals and plaquettes. ^olkmann, Prof. Arthur, Rom. Marble relief (original). iVelte, M., & Sohne, Orgelfabrik, Frei- burg i. B. Organ works. iVurzener Teppich- und Veloursfabri- ken, Wurzen i. S. Floor carpet. Jeissig, Hans, Sculptor, Leipzig. Models for the figures of the movable furni- ture. Breitkopf & Hartel, Max Brockhaus, Ernst Eulenburg, Otto F o r b e r g, Robert Forberg, F. E. C. Leuckart, C. F. Peters, J. Rieter-Biedermann und Bartholf Senfif, Leipzig. Works and literature on music. Lind, Gustav, Nachf., Berlin. Bronze pillars and bronze railings in the Bath exhibition. (Installed in Liberal Arts Building.) \5aennchen, Albert, Berlin. Paintings. VIAGDEBURG GROUP OF ARTISTS, MAGDEBURG. Gentleman's Study. duller, Albin, Architekt. Design of the room and objects executed by the fol- lowing firms: Becker, Alb., Elektrotechnische Fabrik, founded 1865. Light installment. Bretting & Romer. Cocoanut carpet. Jittmar. W. Window frames. incke, Th., Mobel- und Parkettfabrik, begrundet 1830. Wall paneling, frames, niche. ^urstlich Stolbergsches Huttenamt, ll.^enburg. Casting. Grimpe, W. Side board. Heimster, Herm., jun. Writing table. (Patent B. Gobel, Freiberg.) Held, Herm., Nachfi. Mountings, fur- niture and wall fountain. Henschel, O. Stucco-plastics with mo- saics. Hueck, Eduard, Ludenscheid. Objects in tin and copper. Jahn, R., Kunstschmied. Light fittings. Jahns, H. Carvings to the above ob- jects. Kaiser, R. Carvings on the cupboard. Killmey, O. Upholstering. Laubisch, A. Casing and table appli- ances. Meissner, P. Bookcase and table be- fore sofa. Nater, H. Framework of sofa, chair and stool. Schoppmeyer, C. Cupboard. Schottstedt, W. Corner cupboard. Stahl, H. Cupboard and what-not. Lang, Paul. Designs for the followings: Benecke & Lattey. Carpets, hand made Smyrna. Buhtz, Walter. Writing cases and leather objects. Duchrow, Wilh., Kgl. Hoflief e r a n t. Window above the divan. Knuppelholz, Paul, Kgl. Hoflieferant. Upholstering of the sofas and chairs. Lang-Kurz, Frau Minna. Table strips and antimacassars. Langbein, Frl. Paula. Cushions. Liegau, Herm. Wrought brass fence. Palis, Peter G., Inh. Ramdohr Sohne. Curtains. Seyfarth, Fr. und E. Writing cases and leather objects. Steinhauser, Fr., Hemleben (Thuringen). Wall carpets. Burck, Paul. Designs for wall carpet and chief window. Goergens, Wilh. Execution of the chief window. Mengering, Gebr. Wall carpet. von Heider, Hans und Fritz, Maler. Porcelain and soft china ware. Buckauer Porzellanmanufaktur. Dining and cofifee service. Paul & Miller. Fountain niche and fire place. Reps & Trinte. Vases and sculptures. Werkstatten der Kunstgewerbeschule Lithography, book printing, ceramics, original lithographs and vases. Wohlfeldt, A., Buch- und Kunstdrucherei. Print. Martin, Theodor, Architekt, Frankfurt a.M. Plan of Food Supply Exhibition. 96 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. LEO NACHTLICHT, BERLIN. Reception Room. Nachtlicht, Leo, Berlin. Design of the room, furniture and entire outfit. Baranek, Josef, Berlin. Art glazings. Oppler, Else, Berlin. Embroideries. Probst & Boeker, Berlin. Execution of all wood and joining work. Reiss, Neumann & Gansereit, Berlin SO. Lamps. Scheer, Otto, Berlin. Art industry work. Schmarje, Walther, Schmargendorf b. Berlin. Sculptures. Willner, Reinhold, Berlin S. go. Deco- rations and upholstering. PROF. J. M. OLBRICH, DARM- STADT. Grey Sitting Room. Exhibitors: Schafer, Ludwig, Mainz. Wood work and furniture. Schuler, J. A., Mainz. Stained glass windows. Fambach, Ch., und Alb. Hagner, Mamz. Decoration vessel. Reitmayer, Ph., Mainz. Chimney-top. Grunwald und Kollner, Mainz. Marble, stonework for the fire place. Endner, Friedrich, Darmstadt. Figural medal, erased and burnt. Nitsche, Gustav, Maler, D ar m s t a d t. Painting of ceiling and walls in oriel. Haustein, Paul, Darmstadt. Art in- dustry objects. Cissarz, J. V., Darmstadt. Ornaments. Riedel, Frl., Darmstadt. Sofa cushion. Macco, Robert, Heidelberg. Card box. Dining Room. Exhibitors: Alter, Ludwig, Darmstadt. Furniture. Boysen, J. L., Darmstadt. Carvings. Bringer, Hubert. Darmstadt. Curtains. Reitmayer, Ph., Mainz. Brass work. Delp und Karn, Mainz. Fire place deco- ration. Dampfziegelel, Gailsche, Giessen. Glazed stones. Tea Room. Exhibitors: Bembe, A., Mainz. Furniture. Karp, Georg, Darmstadt. Small upright clock. Busch, Louis, Mainz. Silver plate lustre. Appel, Frl., Darmstadt. Embroidery. Schiffel, Frl., Darmstadt. Sofa cushion. Endner, Friedr., Darmstadt. Work shop art glazing, oval window. Siefert, K. A., Dresden. Bronze ware factory, fittings for lighting. Deutsche Lincrustawerke, Gerhard & Co., Hochst a. ]\Iain. Lincrusta. Hueck, Eduard, Ludenscheid. Tin ware. Noack, Louis, Darmstadt. Porcelain and fancy ware, glasses in vitrincs. Appel, Frl., Frl. Schippei, Frl: Riedel, Frl. Schnittspahn, Frl. Kress. State carpet. Music Room. I Exhibitors: Schafer, Luwdig, Mainz. Joinings and furniture. ■ Schuler, J. A., Mainz. Great window. Endner, Friedr, Darmstadt. Squarei medal. ' Mand, Carl, Koblenz. Fancy wall grand, i Reitmayer, Ph., Mainz. Chimney top.: Cissarz, J. V., Darmstadt. Wall paint-! ings. Haustein, Paul, Darmstadt. Pictures and wall paintings. Appel, Frl., Darmstadt. Teacher at the Alicenschule. Embroidered curtain. Seifert, K. A., Dresden. Factory forj light fittings, brass lantern. Weber, H. & J., Darmstadt. Stacks, (Stucco). , Macco, Robert, Heidelberg. Briar box., Kress, Frl., Darmstadt. Embroiderer; sofa cushion. I Gentleman's Room. Exhibitors: Frei, Eduard, Darmstadt. Speciality: Art ioining and furniture. Benz & Rast, Darmstadt. Glass window Cissarz, J. V., Darmstadt. Lithographs and hand drawings. Karp, Georg, Darmstadt. Small upright clocks. Deutsche Lincrustawerke, Pallas-Marke Gerhard & Co., Hochst a. Main. Lin crusta. Habich, Prof. L., Darmstadt. Bronzf plastics. Nachfolger, Eckerts, Darmstadt. For celain, fittings for lights. Library. Designed by Prof. J. M. Olbrich. Exhibitors: Gluckert, J., Darmstadt. Joinings an( furniture, curtains and emlirouleries. Deutsche Lincrustawerke, Pallas-Marke Gerhard & Co., Hochst a. :\Iain. l-in crusta. ., Schonleber, Prof. G., Karlsruhe. OH painting. Fuhr, Prof. Fr., Karlsruhe. Two Tern I)era wall i)ictures. GERMANY. 97 ans, Prof., v. Volkmann, Karlsruhe. Oil painting. ampmann, Gustav, Artist, Karlsruhe. Oil painting. abich, Prof. Ludwig, Sculptor, Darm- stadt. Sculptures. ssarz, J. v., Darmstadt, Kunstler- kolonie. Objects in vitrine. austein, Paul, Darmstadt. Objects in vitrine. •einer. Dr., Darmstadt, Kunstlerkolonie. Sculptures. ietsche. Prof. Fridolin, Karlsr u h e. Sculpture "Hans Jacob." dIz, Prof. Hermann, Karlsruhe. Sculp- ture, "Repentance." ;rgmann, Julius, Karlsruhe. Oil paint- ing "Autumn Evening." ephan, Emilie, Karlsruhe. Oil painting. rich-Chapell, Walter. Karlsruhe. Two oil paintings. romeyer, Helene, Karlsruhe. Oil painting: "Anemone." elte, Bertha, Karlsruhe. Oil painting, pderbecke & Neese, Dusseldorf. Mar- ble postaments in Penteli marble. (See German State Building, p. 361.) ister, Gebr., Kgl. Bayer. Hofmarmon- industrie, Munchen. ]\Iarble tables, plates of Lindenhohe marble. C. PRACHTEL, BERLIN. Drawing Room of 1813. •achtel, C, Berlin. Entire execution in old mahogany. ozak, Karl, Neuendorf-Nowawes. Car- peting. iegel, Georg, Nurnberg. Painting in the Food Supply Exhibition. ossbach, Max, Solln-Munchen. Paint- ings. (Installed in German State Building.) ummelspacher, Joseph, Berlin. Deco- rative painting in "The German Ty- rolean Alps." :hafer, Philipp Otto, Artist, Munchen. Painting. (Installed in German State Building.) chirmer, Robert, Berlin. Ornamental and figural decoration. hulz, Arthur, Berlin. Busts. (Installed HI Palace of Agriculture.) hulz, Helene, Berlin. Portraits and decorative pictures. (Installed in Ger- man State Building.) hulz & Holdefieiss, Berlin. Bronze railing. (Installed in German State Building.) 'botta, L., Berlin, Hallesches Ufer 23. Decorative paintings. 7 CARL SPINDLER, ST. LEONHARDT BEI BORSCH. Gentleman's Room. Spindler, Carl, St. Leonhardt b. Borsch. Design and outfit. Bastian, Charles, Strassburg i. E. Plateaus. Braunagel, Paul, und August Cammissar, Strassburg i. E. Window and screen glass filling. Christian, Desire, & Sohn, Meisenthal. Art glasses. Elchinger, Ph., & Sohne, Sufflenheim i. E. Fire place, etc. Koeberle, E., Strassburg i. E. Cushions and chair coverings. Kochlin, Marie, Strassburg i. E. Em- broidered cushions and chair coverings. Spindler, Luise, St. Leonhardt. Tapes- try and wall carpets. von Zschock, Gebr., Kunstschlosserei, Strassburg-Neudorf. Fittings for lights. Unger, August, Berlin. Paintings in the German Building and German wine restaurant. Vereinigte Wurttembergische Werkstat- ten fur Kunst im Handwerk. Stutt- gart. Paintings on the safe of J. Ostertag, Aalen. Verwiebe, Hermann, Kunstmaler. Pan- kow. Paintings. ARTISTS CLUB "WERKRING. (a) Prof. Alfred Grenander, Berlin. Reception Room. Grenander, Prof. Alfred, Architekt, Ber- lin. Design of the room, furniture and entire outfit. Arndt & Marcus, Berlin SO. Clock in- laid with metal and amber. Kummel, W., Mobelfabrik, Berlin O. Furniture. Leander, G., Berlin SO. Lamps. Loevy, S. A., Berlin N. Fire place, top and dogs, trimmings, tea tray and ink- stand. Marmorwerke Balduinstein, Guido Krebs, Balduinstein i. H.-N. Fire place and pillars. Nast, Ernft, Berlin. Intarsia. Sitting Room. Grenander, Prof. Alfred, Berlin. Design of the room, furniture and entire outfit. Ball, A. S., Mobelfabrik, Berlin W. Furniture. Leander, G., Berlin SO. Table- and other lamps. 98 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Marmorwerke Balduinstein, Guido Krebs, Balduinstein i. H.-N. Pillars. Mohrbutter, Alfred, Maler, Schmar- gendorf b. Berlin. Pictures and fresco. (b) ANTON HUBER, CHARLOT- TENBURG. Dining Room. Huber, Anton, Charlottenburg. Design of the room, the furniture and entire outfit. Bruckmann, P., & Sohne, Heilbronn a. N. Clock and epergne. Huber, Elsa, Mainz. Embroid e r e d tapestry. Huber, Mathilde, Mainz. Design for tapestry and painting. Merz, Otto, Ravensburg. Curtains and wall covering. Prachtel, C, Berlin, Furniture, fire place and decorations. Wilkens, M. H., u. Sohne, Hemelingen. Silver table service. (c) ARNO KORNIG, BERLIN. Nursery with Small Night Nursery. Kornig, Arno, Architect, Berlin-Wilmers- dorf. Design of the rooms, furniture and entire outfit. Hertzog, Rudolph, Berlin C. Entire equipment of the night nursery. Prachtel, C, Court Joiner, Berlin. Entire equipment of the day nursery. (d) CURT STOEVING, BERLIN. Hall of an Art Connoisseur. Stoeving, Curt, Berlin. Paintings, statues, self-made small plastics. De- sign of the room, furniture and entire outfit. Caspari, Robert, Berlin W. , Leather upholstering. Hesslein, S. A., & Co., Nuernburg. Stuff for wall covering. Kruger, G., Bronzewarenfabrik, Berlin, Silver plated ornaments. Leander, G., Berlin SO. Light for the fire place and corner pillar, mantle piece. Reinhard, Eugenie, Berlin. Emoroidered tapestry and portieres. Schirm, C. C, Gruenwald bei Berlin. Inlayings of enamel Simon, August, Stuhlfabrik, Berlin. Seats. Schulz & Holdfleiss, Artistic Blacksmith, Berlin. Hammered dogs and fire irons. Voight, Wilhelm, Mobelfabrik, Berlin. Furniture in yellow, polished birch. (e) RUDOLF UND FIA WILLE, BERLIN. Boudoir. Rudolf und Fia Wille, Berlin W. De-! sign of the room, furniture and en- tire outfit. Jacobi, Martin. Berlin W. Fittings forj lighting Kummel, W., Mobelfabrik, Berlin 0.! Furniture. Wunder, Gertrud, Jena. Spinning-, wheel and stool. ROYAL WURTTEMBERG CENTRAL FOR INDUSTRY AND COM- ] MERGE, STUTTGART. ; Music Room. Pankok, Prof. B., Stuttgart. Design o: the room, furniture and entire outfit. Berner, Prof. E. F., Stuttgart. Casket inlaid. i Bredow, G. Adolf, Stuttgart. Ar bronze and silver ring bowle. Detmolder Stuckfabrik, Alb. Lauer mann, Detmold. Ceiling in "stuki kolin." j Eckstein & Kahn, Stuttgart. Tablf cloth and curtains. | Frauenarbeitsschule Heilbronn. Em broidered sofa cushion. ' Frauenarbeitsschule Reutlingen. Em broidered sofa cushion. Frauenarbeitsschule des schwabischei Frauenvereins, Stuttgart. Embroid ered sofa cushions. Frauenarbeitsschule Ulm a. D. Em broidered sofa cushion. Germania Linoleumwerke, Bietigheirr Linoleum flooring. Kiemlen, Emil, Stuttgart. Bronze stat uettes. Kottmann, Gustav, Crefeld. Stuff fo the upholstered furniture. Mauthe, F r i e d r i c h , Schwenninger Clocks. Rudolph, B., Stuttgart. Busts, figure and reliefs of ivory. Saile, Val., Stuttgart. Window pane. Schiedmayer, Pianofortefabrik, Stuttgar Grand piano, music stand. Stadtische gewerbliche Fortbi 1 d u n g s schule, wcibliche Abteilung. Stuttgar Art potteries. Stocker, Daniel, Stuttgart. Bronze st£ tucttes. Stotz, Paul, Stuttgart. Lustres, lamp: art bronzes and ornaments. Stuttgarter Mobelfabrik, George Schottli StrUgart. Joining and furniture. GERMANY. /inkier, Hermine, Stuttgart. Door hangings. ^olfel, G., Stuttgart. All inlaid work on the walls furniture and grand piano. iegler, Emil, Maler, Frankfurt a. M. Painting in the Food Supply Exhi- bition. GROUP 38. iter, Ludwig, Darmstadt. Drawing room outfit. ill, A. S., Berlin. Furniture, sofas, ta- bles. lUin, M., Muenchen. Furnishings for dwellings. ;mbe. A., Mainz. House furnishings. •Qcken, Maria von, Berlin. Mahogany glass cupboard. iddenbrock, Baronesse M. v., Berlin. Tea table and chair. lyten, J., & Soehne, Duesseldorf. Fur- niture. etler, Adolf, Freiburg i. B. Interior decorations. llmann, E,, Charlottenburg. Chairs with carved seat. ttmar, W., Berlin. Room furnishings, •esdener Werkstaetten fuer Hana- .verkskunst, Dresden. Dwelling fur- lishings. ke, P., Schmidt & Co., Muenchen. Bed com furnishings. 'ke, Th., Magdeburg. Panels and :upboards. sser, J. A.. Bayreuth. Dwelling fur- lishings. Ikenstein, Freifrau Mary von, Berlin. ^lusic case. icher, Clara Elisabeth, Berlin. Pillar :ase. n, Eduard, Darmstadt. Desk, chair, ling. A., We., Karlsruhe. Side board, :anapee. rstenbauer, F., Karlsruhe. Garden lenches. leckert, J., Darmstadt. Dwelling fur- iishings. mpe, W., Magdeburg. Side board, imbold, Joh., Koenigsberg, i.P. Cases or amber exhibition. imster, Herm., Magdeburg. Desk, rtzog, Rud., Berlin. Furniture, emer, Paul, Berlin. Desk, obi & Kertell, Frankfurt a.M. Cases 31- the food exhibit. (Agriculture alace.) Imey, O., Magdeburg. Adjustable ritmg chair. tibel & Friederichsen, Berlin. Furni- 're. figures, frames. (German Pa- ilion.) hah"^'^' '^^"^' ^^^^^"- Book stand. 99 Krause, Lina, Berlin. Oak book case. Krueger, G., Berlin. Furniture mount- ings. Kohlbecker & Sohn, Muenchen. Room furnishings and furniture. Kuemmel, W., Berlin. Furniture. Lehnert, Hildegard, und Lobedan, Clara, Berlin. Wood partition of gray oak. Mehls, Hanna, Berlin. Mahogany desk chair. Meiszner, P., Magdeburg. Book case and table. Naeter, H., Magdeburg. Chairs. Neelsen, Elisabeth, Berlin. Mirror of gray wood. Peter, J. L., Mannheim. Sofa, case, easy chair. Pfaflf, J. C., Berlin. Vitrines and tables. Phihp, Maria, Berlin. Show case. Praechtel C, Berlin. Furniture. Probst & Boeker, Berhn. Carpenter work. Puis, Ed., Berlin. Vitrines in iron and bronze. Richter, F. Ad., & Cie., Rudolstadt. Fur- niture in children's play room. Rochlich, Gebrueder, Berlin. Furnish- ings in German Pavilion. Schaefer, Ludwig, Mainz. Sitting room and music room. Schellbach, ^Elisabeth, Friedelshof. Dwelling furnishings. Schuetze, Use, Charlottenburg. Mahog- any side board. Schlieder, Sophie Luise, Berlin. Sofa of gray oak wood. Schoppmeier, C, Magdeburg. Wall case. Schottstedt, W., Madgeburg. Side board. Schuetz, F. A., Leipzig. Furniture. Shannon Registrator Co., Berlin. Office fiirnishings and materials. (German Pavilion.) Simon. August, Berlin. Seat furniture. Stahl, H., Magdeburg. Case and shelf. Stroucken, H., Krefeld. Desk and chairs. Stuttgarter Moebelfabrik, Geo. Schottle, Stuttgart. Furniture. Thonet, Gebr., Berlin. Wood fauteuils garden chairs. (Installed in German Building). Udluft & Hartmann, Dresden. Vitrines. Vereinigte Werkstaetten fuer Kunst im Handwerk, Muenchen. Room furnish- ings and furniture. Voigt, Wilhelm, Berlin. Furniture. Vorberg, Margarethe, Bugeshalde bei Neu-Babelsberg. Chair with cloth covering. Werkstaetten fuer Deutschen Hausrat, Dresden. Furniture. Werkstaetten fuer Wohnungseinrichtun- gen, Muenchen. Furniture. 100 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. GROUP 39. Baranek, Josef, Berlin. Art glazing. Benz & Rast, Darmstadt. Art glazing. Cammissat, August, & Braunagel, Paul, Strassburg i.E. Art glazing. Drinneberg, Hans, Karlsruhe. Colored glass window. Duchrow, Wilhelm, Magdeburg. Glass window. Endner, Fr., Darmstadt. Glass window. Foerster, Paul, Berlin. Glass painting. Goergens, Wilhelm, Magdeburg. Glass window. Hahn, Heinrich, Frankfurt a.M. Art glazing. Koenigsberg, R. C, Schwerin i.M. Art glazing. Praechtel, C, Berlin. Colored glass window. Saile, Val., Stuttgart. Glass paintings and art glazing. Schaefer, Ludwig, Mainz. Miniature glass pictures. Schreyer, H., Leipzig. Glass window. Schuler, J. A., Mainz. Colored glass win- dow. Schulze, Gustav, & Jost, Berlin. Art glazing. Staudinger, A., Muenchen. Glass paint- ing- , Ule, Carl, Muenchen. Glass window. GROUP 41. Amsberg, Adolf, Aachen. Bronze door knobs and window lifts. Becker, Alb., Magdeburg. Electric light installation. Busch, Louis, Mainz. Illuminating lamps. Dresdener Werkstaetten fuer Hand- werkskunst, Dresden. Window and door trimmings. Frost, H., & Soehne, Berlin. Illuminat- ing lamps. Goetz & Co., Stuttgart. Safes. Jahn, R., Magdeburg. Light fittings. Krueger, G., Berlin. Furniture trim- mings. Mueller, C, Berlin. Forged brass trim- mings. Ostertag, J., Aalen. Steel safes. Highest award World's Columbian Ex- position, Chicago, 1893. Schaefer, Ludwig, Mainz. Chandeliers. Schlee, Otto, Biberach, a.Riss. Chande- liers. (Installed in German Section Palace of Liberal Arts.) Schultz & Holdefleisz, Berlin. Fire place contrivances. Seifert, K. A., Muegeln. Bronze chande- lier. Spengler, Franz, Berlin. Door trim- mings. (Installed in German Pavilion). Sueddeutsche Luesterfabrik, Muenchen Light fittings. Zschock, Gebr. v., Straszburg. Lighting apparatuses. GROUP 42. (Installed in German section Palace 0 Liberal Arts.) Schoening, Carl, BerUn. Paper machines Uihlein, Heinr., Hanover. Wall cover ings and paper. Zuber, J., & Cie., Rixheim. Paper hang- ings and decorations. GROUP 43. ! Alter, Ludwig, Darmstadt. Carpets anci wall coverings. ' Andrea, Christoph, Muehlheim a.Rh: Satin. Angermann, A., Dresden. Wall applica' tions. i Appel, Frl., Darmstadt. Carpet. Barmer Teppichfabrik, Vorwerk & Co.' Barmen. Carpets. Benjamin & Co., Berlin. Carpets. Bennecke & Lattey, Magdeburg. Carpet Berliner Holzdrahtrouleausf a b r i k, E| Boeck, Berlin. Wood wire shades. Bretting & Roemer, Magdeburg. Car| pet. Buerck, Paul, Magdeburg. Wall carpetl etc. ' Butz, Richard, Magdeburg. Articles 0' leather. Delmenhorster Linoleumfabrik, Delmen horst b. Bremen. Linoleum and lin crusta. ^German Pavilion.) Deuss & Oetker, Krefeld. Wall appli cations. Deutsche Linkrustawerke, Hoechst a.M Lincrusta and wall coverings. Deutsche Linoleum & Wachstuch Com pagnie. Rixdorf-Berlin and Ebers, walde. Linoleum, raw material an(| finished goods. Established in 1882. Invested capital 1 million mark. The display shows plaiti granite and the company's patented in laid linoleum in wood carpet and marbl' designs. Highest awards amongst whicl; "Royal Prussian State medal." (Installcc in Liberal Arts Building.) Duerfeld, Carl, Chemnitz i.S. Wall cov erings. Ecke, P., Schmidt & Cie., Muenchen. Car pet. Eicken, E. v., Halensee (Berlin). Gobel ins, wall decorations. Endell, Martha, & Hedwig, Wilmersdorf Carpet. Frei, Eduard, Darmstadt. Carpet. GERMANY. 101 jnigliche Faerbereischule, Krefeld. )rapery coverings. luberger, T., Frauberger, Irene, Dues- eldorf. Wall coverings. •mania Linoleum Werke, Bietigheim. jnoleum. (Also installed in German uilding and in German section Pal- ce of Liberal Arts). tzes, Th., Krefeld. Gold brocate, rapery, etc. (Installed in German see- on Palace of Liberal Arts). mow, Adolf, Berlin. Carpets, idrick, & Schulze, Carl, Duesseldorf, .eather coverings. rtzog, Rudolph, Berlin. Oriental and lodern carpets. islein, S. A., & Co., Nuernberg. Fur- iture stuff and carpets. zak, Karl, Berlin. Smyrna carpets, ber, Elsa, Mainz. Embroidered wall irpet. ber, Mathilde, Mainz. Wall carpets, [be, Georg, Hamburg. Leather house irnishing goods. Imey, O., Magdeburg. Easy chair pholstering. ibel & Friedrichsen, Berlin. Carpets nd wall coverings. (Installed in Ger- lan Pavilion). iberle, E., Straszburg i.E. Pillow and hair coverings. schlin, Marie, Strassburg, i.E. Em- roidered cushion and chair covers, ttmann, Gustav, Crefeld. Furniture pholstering material. ;ss, Frl., Magdeburg. Carpets, smmel, W., Berlin. Window drapery, arpets and wall covering. nststickereischule des Badischen rauenvereins, Karlsruhe. Tapestries. ig, Paul, Magdeburg. Design for car- et. ;uger, Emma, Loerrach. Tapestry, oleumfabrik Maximiliansau, Rhein- falz. Cork linoleum, Jasp linoleum, 'k linoleum, corkment combined with per linoleum; these specialties afford 'mth and reduce the sound of walking. ngering, Gebr., Magdeburg. Wall arpet. rz. Otto, Ravensburg. Draperies. 38 & Lucas, Elberfeld. Furniture and rapery, plush. lechtel, C. Berlin. Wall coverings, nhard, Eugenie, Berlin. Artistic em- roidery. portiers, etc. itsch, Fritz, Leipzig. Wall coverings, del, Frl., Magdeburg. Carpet, -der, Guido, & Co.. Ansbach. Carpets, chsische Kunstweberei Claviez, Adorf S. Velours. laefer, Ludwig, Mainz. Carpets, jippel, Frl., Magdeburg. Carpet. Schnittspahn, Frl., Magdeburg. Carpet. Spindler, Luise, St. Leonhardt. Wall carpet. Steinhaeuser, Frl., Hemleben. Wall covering. Uihlein, Heinrich, Hanover. Material for wall covering. Vogel, Wilhelm, Chemnitz. Decorations, furniture. (Also installed in German section Palace of Liberal Arts.) Winkler, Hermine, Stuttgart. Drapery. Wurzner Teppich und Veloursfabriken, Wurzen. Carpets. Ziesch, W., & Co., Berlin. Gobelins. GROUP 44. Bringer, Hubert, Darmstadt. Drapery. Caspari, Robert, Berlin. Upholstering in leather. Eckstein & Kahn, Stuttgart. Table cover and drapery. Glueckert, J., Darmstadt. Embroidered portiers. Heckel, J. v., Muenchen. Floral arrange- ments. Hertzos:, Rudolph, Berlin. Drapery, em- broidered banner. (Installed also in German Building.) Hochstetter, B., Berlin. Artificial vines and ivy. Knueppelholz, Paul, Magdeburg. Uphol- sterings. Merz, Otto, Ravensburg. Embroidery on wall hangings. Obermayer, Hans, Muenchen. Artificial flowers. Palis, Peter George, Magdeburg. Dra- pery. Praechtel, C, Berlin. Drapery. Schaefer, Ludwig, Mainz. Picture frames. Schultze, Hendrick & Carl, Duesseldorf. Leather covering. Willner, Reinhold, Berlin. Upholstery and decoration. GROUP 45. A. G. Norddeutsche Steingutfabrik, Grohn bei Bremen. Glazed wall plates. (Installed in German section Mines and Metallurgy.) Baehr, Gustav, Charlottenburg. Tile press. (Installed in German section Mines and Metallurgy.) Baensch, Heinrich, Lettin bei Halle. Cof¥ee set, etc. Bertuch, A., Berlin. Utensil arrange- ment for kitchen. Buckauer Porzellanmanufaktur, Buckau. Porcelain set. Eckerts Nachfl, Darmstadt. Porcelain. Elchinger, Ph., & Soehne, Sufflenheim. Office supplies, etc. 102 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Gailsche Dampfziegelei, Giessen. Glazed stones. Groszherzogliche Majolika-Manufaktur, Karlsrulie. Vases, wall-plates. Hanke, Reinhold, Hoehr b. Koblenz. Rhenish potteries. Heider, Rudolf von, Elberfeld. Art cera- mics. Heubach, Gebr., Lichte bei Wallendorf. Porcelain sets and toys. Jaeger & Cie., Markt-Redwitz, Bayern. Table ware. Kister, A. W., Fr., Scheibe. Porcelain toys. Klemm, Richard, Dresden. Porcelain. Koeniglich Bayerische Porzellanmanu- faktur, Nymphenburg. Table sets. Koenigliche Porzellanmanufaktur, Ber- lin. China and porcelain. (Also in- stalled in Electricity, Mines and Metal- lurgy Buildings and German Pavilion. ) Kornhas, K., "Karlsruhe. Fountain of stone. Laeuger, Max, Karlsruhe. Art pottery. Magnussen, W., Bremen. Stone goods. Marienberger Mosaikplatten F a b r i k, Marienberg. Floor plate covering. Meinhold, Gebr., Schweinsburg. Ma- jolika. Mutz, Hermann, Altona a.E. Art pot- tery. Nister, E., Nuernberg. Ceramics. (In- stalled in German section Liberal Arts Palace.) Noack, Louis, Darmstadt. Porcelain. Ohme, Hermann, Niedersalzbrunn. Uten- sils. Perkiewicz, M., Ludwigsberg. Earthen- ware. Reps & Trinte, Magdeburg. Terra Cotta plastic figures. Rosenthal, Ph., & Co., Selb i.Bayern. Art ceramics. Scharvogel, J. J., Muenchen. Ceramics for fire places. Schmidt-Pecht, E., Konstanz. Fayence vase. Schumann, F. A., Berlin. Porcelain out- fit. (Installed in German Wine Res- taurant.) Staedtische Gewerbliche Fortbildungs- schule, Stuttgart, Weibliche Abteilung. Art pottery. Steigerwalds, Franz, Neffe, Muenchen, Majolikas. Tonwerke Kandern, Kandern. Art pot- tery. Villeroy & Boch, Mettlach. Earthen- ware and majolica. Waechtersbacher Steingutfabrik, Schlier- l>ach. Earthenware. Werkstaetten der Kunstgewerbeschul Magdeburg. T^ountain niche and fii place. W e s s e,l s Wandplattenfabrik, Bon: 2\Iajolika wall plates. GROUP 47. ; Christian, Desire, & Sohn, Meisenthj; Art glasses. ' Hauten, F. van, Sohn, Bonn. Enamelc glassware. ' Heckert, Fritz, Petersdorf i.Rieseng birge. Useful and fancy glasses. ^ Lewy, Siegmar, Berlin. Articles in gla and porcelain. Noack, Louis, Darmstadt. Glasses aij vases. j Offenburger Glasmosaikwerke, Offei burg. Mosaics. i Puhl & Wagner, Rixdorf. Mosaics. Schumann, F. A., Berlin. Glass cryst ware. (Installed in German Resta rant.) Steigerwalds, Franz, Neffe, Muenche^ Vases and glasses. 1 Theresienthaler Kristallglasf a b r i k-Ni' derlage, Muenchen. Glassware. GROUP 49. I Kallenberg, R., & Co., Muenchen, 111; minating signs. ' Leander, G., Berlin. Illuminating goo(| Metallschlauch-F abrik, Pforzhei Chandeliers. ' Reisz, Neumann & Ganseriet, Berli] Light fittings. GROUP 50. Vereinigts Glanzstofffabriken, A. G. I berfeld. Articles for spinning a rope making. GROUP 53. (Installed in German Section Libel Arts Palace.) Berliner Stickmaschinenfabrik, Berl. Embroidering machines. Lintz & Eckardt, Berlin. Embroideri: machines. Eight embroidering machines in differc styles, patented ribbon pleating machi . three-needle machine with band appa tus. .Largest house, about 120 workni'. established 1877. Medal and diploma. C- cago, 1893, State medal, Munich, i'^ Golden medal, Paris. 1900. GROUP 54. (Installed in German Section Libel Arts Palace.) Rudolph, Hugo, Walddorf (Sachse Drapery. GERMANY. 103 GROUP 55. Ickstein & Kahn, Stuttgart. Linens, table linens, etc. (Also in German Pavilion.) chumacher, Emil., Bielefeld. Table linen, etc. (Installed in German Res- taurant.) tiller, A. E., & Sohn, Seifersdorf. Table linens, etc. (Installed in German sec- tion Liberal Arts Palace.) GROUP 57. mold & Braun, Crefeld. Red silk da- mask in German Building. undbeck, Erna, Karlsruhe. Sofa cush- ion. ankok, B., Stuttgart. Pillow, iedel, Frl., Darmstadt, Sofa pillow, ereinigte Glanzstoffabriken, Elberfeld. Artificial s..x. (Installed in German section Liberal Arts Palace.) GROUP 58. ppel, Frl., Darmstadt. Embroidery, aier, J. G., Plauen (Vogtland). Em- broidered lace. (Installed in Germaj'I section Liberal Arts Palace.) srkling, Wilhelm, Plauen und Pausa i.V. Tull and lace. (Installed in German section LiTjeral Arts Palace.) oehler, F. L., & Sohn. Hand and ma- chine embroidery. (Installed in Ger- man section Liberal Arts Palace.) hmke, F. H., Duesseldorf. Embroidery designs. ichhorn, C. R., Plauen i.V. Lace. (In- stalled in German section Liberal Arts Palace.) ndell, Martha & Hedwig, Wilmersdorf. Tull and colored silks. ■auberger, T., Duesseldorf. Embroi- dery. rauenarbeitsschule, Heilbronn. Sofa ! cushion. rauenarbeitsschule, Reutlingen. Sofa cushion. rauenarbeitsschule des schwaebischen Frauenvereins, Stuttgart. Embroidered sofa pillow. rauenarbeitsschule, Ulm. Embroidered sofa pillow. artmann. Curt, & Co., Plauen. Laces. (Installed in German section Liberal Arts Palace.) ertzog, Rudolph, Berlin. Silk, etc., decorations. (Installed in German Building.) ess & Martin, Plauen i.V. Laces. (In- stalled in German section Liberal Arts Palace.) uber, Elsa, Mainz. Wall carpet. Iversen, Helen, Berlin. Cover, painted and embroidered. Jahn, G. A., Plauen i.V. Laces. (In- stalled in German section Liberal Arts Palace.) Kirschner, Marie, Berlin. Chenille em- broidery. Koechhn, Marie, Straszburg. Embroi- dery. Koenigliche Spitenkloeppel-Musterschule, Schneeberg. Laces. Kriieger, H., Wwe., Schiffbeck bei Ham- burg. Art embroidery. (Installed in German section Liberal Arts Palace. ■> Gold, silver and bronze medals Chicago. San Francisco, Antwerp, Hamburg, Bremen, Luebeck. Krause, Lina, Berlin. Embroidered por- tier. Kempf & Paulus, Plauen (Sachsen). Embroideries, etc. (Installed in Ger- man section Liberal Arts Palace.) Kunststickereischule des Badischen Frauenvereins, Karlsruhe. Embroi- dered pillows. Laeuger, Emma, Karlsruhe. Sofa cush- ion. Langbein, Paula, Magdeburg. Sofa cushion. Lang-Kurz, Minna, Magdeburg. Em- broideries. Lundbeck, Erna, Karlsruhe. Sofa cush- ion. Luthmer, Emmy, Berlin. Portiers, em- broidery on satin. Maltzahn, Freifrau von, Spandau. Table covers, etc. Olbrich, Joseph M., Darmstadt. Art em- broidery, etc. Oppler, Else, Berlin. Embroidery. Reinhard, Eugenie, Berlin. Art em- broidery. Rentsch, F., Leipzig. Flag and banner embroider^'. Ripberger, Clara, Dresden. Embroider.v. Schiffel, Frl., Darmstadt. Sofa cushion. Schwarz, Albert, Ravensburg. Portiers, etc. (Installed in German section Lib- eral Arts Palace.) Singer, Johannes, Plauen i.V. Tull laces, etc. (Installed in German section Lib- eral Arts Palace.) Sivers, Clara von, Hasensee (Berlin), Embroidery. Spindler, Luise, St. Leonhardt. Em- broidery, Timmel, Ernst, & Co., Plauen i.V. Em- broidered lace. (Installed in German section. Liberal Arts.) Thiele & Steinert, Berlin. Lace and fringes. ''Installed in German Build- ing.) Troeltsch & Hanselmann, Weissenburg. Laces after antique designs. (Installed in German Building.) 104 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Weindler, Wilhelm, & Co., Plauen. Em- broidered lace. (Installed in German section, Liberal Arts.) Winkler, Hermine, Stuttgart. Portiers. Wirth, Emma, Stuttgart, Embroidered table cover. GROUP 60. (Installed in German Section Liberal Arts Palace.) Hegermann, L., Berlin. Glove leather. Heil, J,, Hamburg-Wandsbeck. Colored leather. GROUP 61. (Installed in German Section Liberal Arts Palace.) Herkuleswerke, Korsett-und Spiralfeder-' fabriken, Oberkaufungen bei Kassel.; Corset ribs, etc. Plaut & Zoellner, Berlin. Collars, cuffs,' blouses. : Scherf, Carl, Limbach i.Sachsen. Gloves,' Patent-Flachswirkerei Coeln, Coeln. Original linen mesh underwear. GREAT BRITAIN. 105 GREAT BRITAIN. OCATION: PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. BLOCKS 78 TO 86 INCLUSIVE. AISLES D, E, G AND i, 2, 3. Cutlery — Silversmiths'' and Goldsmiths' Ware. GROUP 29. aunt, J. R., & Son, Ltd., Birmingham. Uniform buttons, badges, medals, orna- ments and swords. GROUP 30. ^ells, John, London. English, Irish and Scotch silver plated ware. GROUP 33- arehope Mining & Quarrying Co., Ltd., London. (See Group 116.) GROUP 34. berdeen Comb Works Co., Ltd., Aber- deen. Combs, tumblers and fancy ar- ticles made from horn and tortoise shell. rdeshir & Byramji, London and India. (Shown in Pavilion of Indian Tea As- sociation.) humgara & Company, London and India. (Shown in Pavilion of Indian Tea Association.) GROUP 37. arehope Mining & Quarrying Co., Ltd., London. (See Group 116.) [ellier, Ch., & Co., London. Decorative joinery. roUope, George, & Sons, London. Dec- orative treatment of rooms and furni- ture in various styles and periods. (In- stalled in the British Royal Pavilion.) uilders, decorators and upholsterers, stablished over a century. The British avilion built, decorated and furnished ' Messrs. Trollope. Work designed id carried out in any style. Designs id estimates can be obtained from their merican representative, Charles Bruce ood, at the British Pavilion. Verde Antico Marble Co., Ltd., London. Columns and decorative objects exe- cuted in Verde Antico marble (Greek). Waring & Gillow, Ltd., London. Decor- ated and furnished apartments. A pavilion representing an English coun- try house containing 13 rooms, decor- ated in various styles showing the adaptation of the historic designs to suit modern requirements, with reproductions of rare examples of furniture and car- pets, will be found here. Waring & Gil- low were awarded Double Grand Prix and five gold medals in Paris, 1900. 181 Oxford St., London. 8 rue Gluck, Paris. GROUP 38. Birch, William, Ltd., London. ^Drawing room, dining room and bedroom fur- niture, upholstery, chairs and sofas. Mellier, Ch., & Co., London. Household furniture. 48-50 Margaret Street, London. Up- holsterers, decorators, cabinet makers, electrical engineers. Complete installa- tions. Specialties in English, French and Italian styles. Exact reproductions of interior decorations and furniture of old castles, as well as original designs. See our reproductions in British Pavilion on World's Fair Grounds of the Ban- queting Hall in Kensington Palace. Trollope, George, & Sons, London. (See Group 2,7-) Established over a century. The British Pavilion built, decorated and furnished by Messrs. Trollope. Furniture in all styles — reproductions of authentic pieces. Waring & Gillow, Ltd., London. (See Group Z7.) GROUP 41. Wright, Peter, & Sons, Dudley. solid wrought, vices, patent parallel. Anvils, leg and 106 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. GROUP 42. Trollope, George, & Sons, London. Printed papers. (See Group Z7-) Established over a century. The British Pavilion built, decorated and furnished bv Messrs. Trollope. Waring & Gillow, Ltd., London. (See Group Z7-) GROUP 43. (jreenwich Inlaid Linoleum Co., Ltd., London. Inlaid linoleum. Mellier, Ch., & Co., London. Carpets. Trollope, George, & Sons, London. Carpets and rugs. (See Group 2>7') Established over a century. The British Pavilion built, decorated and furnished iiy Messrs. Trollope. Waring & Gillow, Ltd., London. (See Group 2>7-) GROUP 44. Birch, William, Ltd., London. (See Group 38.) Mellier Ch., & Co., London. Upholstered chairs. Singer Mfg. Co., The, London. Ma- chines for curtain manufacture. Space -liQ. Trollope, George, & Sons, London. (See Group 2,7-) Established over a century. The British Pavilion, built, decorated and furnished by Messrs. Trollope. Waring & Gillow, Ltd., London. (See Group 38.) GROUP 45. Ashworth, G. L., & Brothers, Hanley. Decorated earthenware (ironstone china). Baron, W. L., Barnstaple. Barnstaple art pottery. Booths, Ltd., Tunstall. Decorated earthenware. Brannam, Charles H., Devon. Dinner ware in Royal Semi-Porcelain. BuUey, Herbert E., Torquay. Original Devonshire pottery. Cloisonne Mosaic Co., London. Cloisonne mosaic. Crown Staffordshire Porcelain Co., Ltd., Staffordshire. Decorated china. Doulton & Co., Ltd., London. Pottery. china, earthenware and decorated stoneware. Elton, Sir Edmund Harry, Bart., Somer- set. Elton ware. Decorated pottery. Designed bv Sir E. H. Elton, Bart. Grindley, W. H., & Co., Tunstall. Semi- porcelain dinner ware. Johnson Brothers (Hanley), Ltd. Earth- enware. Macintyre & Co., Ltd., Burslem. Deco- rative objects. Maddock & Sons, Ltd., Burslem. Semi- porcelain. \'itrified porcelain. ' Meakin, A., Ltd., Tunstall. Semi-porce-I lain. Tiles. Minton Hollins & Co., Stoke-Upon-Trent.i Tiles. Decorative enamels. ! Mintons, Ltd., Stoke-Upon-Trent. Dec-i orated china : Sherwin & Cotton, Staffordshire. Glazed, tiles for interior decoration. ! Taylor, W. Howson, Birmingham. Deco-i rated earthenware. ! Universal Transfer Co., Tunstall! Ceramic transfers. ' Wardle & Co., Ltd., Hanley. Art pot-, ter}'. Watkin, Henry, Burslem. Heat recorder Welsh Industries Association, London Decorated pottery. t Wengers, Limited, Stoke-on-T rent Chemicals, potters' colors, and articlc'i used in the manufacture of earthen^ ware, etc. Woolliscroft, G., & Son, Ltd., Stafford' shire. Faience, gas stoves, tiles aiui hearths. ! 1 GROUP 46. I Bradley, W., Sheffield. Equilibrium bal bib and meter taps. \ GROUP 47. Moncrieff, John, Perth. Gauge glasse and sight feed lubricator glasses. GROUP 48. Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co Ltd., Cambridge. (See Groups 19 an 71, Departments C and F, Liberal Art! and Electricity.) Sim, John, Montrose. Patent grate. GROUP 50. Piatt Brothers & Co., Ltd., Oldhar Cotton ginning, opening, scrutchin carding, combing, prejiaring and spr ning machinery. Wilson Brothers Bobbin Co., Ltc Liverpool. Bobbins and shuttles of : kinds. Wilson & Co., Barnsley, Ltd.. Barnsle Shioldeil bobbins, enamelled. GROUP 53- Singer Mfp. Co.. The, London. M cliines for manufactures not othcrwi specified. Sjiacr 410. GREAT BRITAIN. 107 or clothing, hosiery, shirts, collars, cor- ;ts, boots, sails, carpets, saddlery, up- olstery, hemstitching, etc., etc. Shown I motion. GROUP 54. ,ee, Daniel, & Co., Manchester. Furnish- ing fabrics of cotton, pure or mixed, dyed or printed. urnbull & Stockdale, Ltd., London. Printed fabrics. GROUP 55. rown, John S., & Sons, Belfast. Da- mask linen handkerchiefs. ourepore Company, Ltd., Calcutta. Jute. ee, Daniel, &• Co., Manchester. Fur- nishing fabrics of flax, hemp, or jute, pure or mixed, dyed or printed. iddell, William, & Co., Ltd., Belfast. Household linens. :eel & Co., Dunfermline Limited, Dun- fermline. Linen damask, table cloths. GROUP 57. rown, Miss C, London. Curtains of hand-woven basket cloth. anterbury Weavers, Canterbury. Dec- orative textiles. arnett. Miss Anne, Windermere. Speci- mens of brocaded and other textiles. eorge, Herbert T., and, Edmund A. Hunter, Haslemere. Woven altar frontal. rout & Co., Ltd., London. Black silk crape. Crepes de Chine. Scarfs, lanufacturers silk crape, gauzes, etc. eneral Agent, William G. Hitchcock, o. 395 Broadway, New York. unter, Edmund A., Haslemere. Deco- rative textiles. ee, Arthur H., Warrington. Specimens of machine woven tapestry hangings. iberty & Co., Ltd., London. Decora- tive textiles. icholson, J. O.. Macclesfield. Decora- tive silk brocades. nger Mfg. Co., The, London. Ma- cliines for making trimmings. Ma- chines for lacing jacquard pattern cards. Space 410. rollope, George, & Sons, London. Fa- brics, brocades, etc. (See Group 37.) stablished over a century. The British avilion built, decorated and furnished ' Messrs. Trollope. GROUP 58. rt. Polytechnic School of, Battersea, London. Cushion covers, screen panel, piano front, table centre. Art, Municipal School of, Manchester. Cushions, fire-screen, replica of the cover for an address presented to their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales. Art, Municipal School of, Plymouth. Bed spread, table centre, wall panel. Art, School of, Worcester. Tray cloth of white floral embroider\'. Birkin, T. J., & Co., Nottingham. Ma- chine made lace curtains. Birmingham Municipal School of Art, Birmingham. (Miss N. E. Wheeler) Embroidery. Borg, P. P., & Co., Malta. Maltese lace. Buckingham Pillow Lace Industry (Miss ]\[. E. Burrowes), Buckingham. Lace. Collier, Mrs. Ethel, Devonshire. Devon- shire lace. Convent of Our Lady of Mercy, Ardee. Tatting, crochet and point lace. Convent of Mercy, Killarney, Ireland. Needle point lace. Convent of Mercy, St. Joseph's, Kinsale, Ireland. Cardinal cape of black Lim- erick lace, other laces. Convent of Poor Clares, Kenmare. Needlepoint laces. Convent, St. Katherines, London. Ec- clesiastical embroideries. Convent of St. Louis, Carrickmacross. Carrickmacross laces. Convent of Sisters of Charity, Tubber- curry. Limerick and Carrickmacross laces. Crawford Municipal School of Art, Cork. Limerick and crochet laces. Crossmaglen Lace School, Crossmaglen. Carrickmacross laces. Day, Lewis F., London. Embroideries. Debenham & Freebody, London. Baby frock and petticoat. Two Pages' cos- tumes. Fowler, Mrs., Honiton. Honiton laces and Honiton lace fan made for H. R. H., the Princess of Wales. Garnett, Miss Anne, Bowness on Win- dermere. Embroideries. Gophir Diamond Company, Ltd., Lon- don. The jewelry exhibited on the figures in the lace court is lent by the above company. Haywards (Royal Lacemen) London. Irish and English laces. Herbert, Miss E., Exeter. Devonshire laces. Home Industries, Donard. Carrickma- cross laces. Liddell, William, & Co., Ltd., Belfast. Embroidered linen. Macclesfield Embroidery School, Mac- clesfield. Embroideries. 108 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES, North Buckinghamshire Lace Associa- tion, Buckinghamshire. Buckingham- shire laces. Nottingham, City of, Nottingham. Ma- chine-made laces. O'Brien, Mrs. Vere, Ennis. Limerick laces and tea-gown of Limerick lace. Pearson, Mrs., Sidbury, Devonshire laces. Pryce, Miss Maud M., Kingston-on- Thames. Blotting cases and photo- graph frame. Royal Irish School of Art Needlework, Dublin. Embroideries and evening dress of Irish embroidery and lace. Royal School of Art Needlework, Lon- don. Embroideries. Simpson, Mrs., Stratford. Pouch worked in fine cross-stitch, gold, silver and colomed silks. Sivewright, Miss H. A., Oxford. Buck- inghamshire laces. Smith, Miss M. A., London. Cut work and embroideries. Switzer & Co., Ltd., Dublin. Evening dress of Carrickmacross lace. Symonds, Miss Mary, London. Pelerine or stole of English embroidery. Taylor, Miss Una, London. Embroid- eries. Thompson, Miss C. T., London. Em- broidered fan. Trevelyan, Miss Audrey, Seaton. Even- ing dress of Honiton Guipure lace and fan. Vigers, F., and Miss Symonds, London. Ecclesiastical embroideries. Viola & Co., Ltd., London. Bridal dress and two walking dresses of lace and embroidery. Waddington, D. & H., Bolton. Chair- back of linen applique embroidery, two cushion covers of applique satin em- broidery. GROUP 60. Singer Mfg. Co., The, London. Ma- chines for stitching furs. Space 419. GROUP 61. Benham, Miss Maud, London. Patent telescopic and collapsible umbrella. Gaunt, J. R., & Son, Ltd., Birmingham. (See Group 29.) HAITI. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN THE PALACE OF FORESTRY, FISH AND GAME. Various Manufactures. GROUP 31.. Clermont, Fils, Masonic jewels, thimbles. GROUP 38. Department of Agriculture. Chairs, arm chairs, sofas, prepared leathers. GROUP 44. Chavris. Embroidered Haitian flag, em- broidered American flag. GROUP 45. Menos, G. Assorted bricks. Poveda, Assorted shoes. GROUP 58. La Madeleine Orphan School for Girls, Conducted by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Clumy, under protection of the Government and President Nord Alexis. Luxeuil lace skirt. Infant's bonnet, handkerchiefs, neckties, in- fant's clothing, cushions, articles of spindle lace, Colbert's embroidery, and Luxeuil lace. GROUP 60. Desusse. Assorted shoes. Hepple, W. Goat skin. HUNGARY. 109^ HUNGARY. LOCATION: PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. BLOCK 32. AISLES 11. 12 AND B. Silversmiths' Work — Jewelry — Leather Articles. GROUP 30. Jachruch, A., Budapest. Gold and sil- ver articles, enameled articles. rarjan, Oszkar, Budapest. Enameled jewelry, designed by Oszkar Tarjan and Sandor Apati Abt. Visinger, Mor, Budapest. Silversmith's articles. GROUP 31. Jachruch, A., Budapest. Fine jewelry. GROUP 33. iaraszti, Jozsef, Budapest. Plastic ar- ticles in bronze, designed by Gyula Betlen, Fulop O. Beck, Barnabas Hollo, Jozsef Damko, Bela Markup, Ede Teles, Geza Maroti, Gyorgy Vas- tagh, Jr. ^ewish, Robert, Szombathely. Church statuary, carved and painted. ^udwig, Ede, Budapest. Hanging lamps. iteiner, Armin & Ferenc, Budapest. Wrought copper vase. GROUP 34. Jelmonte, Leo. Veszprem. Artistic leather goods, designed by Sandor Nagy. i'ischof, Jeno, Budapest. Articles in embossed and painted leather. 'ull, Viktor, Budapest. Portmonnaies, designed by Odon Farago. GROUP 36. lungarian Trading Company, Ltd., Bu- dapest. Collective exhibit of articles of Hungarian Home Industry. Col- laborators: Miss Rosalie Maugsch, Bartfa. GROUP 37. Forreider & Schiller, Budapest. The iron door of the Middle-Hall, designed by Pal Horti. Gregersen, G., & Fiai, Budapest. The Szekely-portal, with fence and towers. Hungarian Industrial Art Society. The Hungarian exhibit in the Manufactures Bldg. Jungfer, Gyula, Budapest. Articles in wrought or hammered metals. Kurbel, Jozsef, Budapest. Decorative painting of the Hungarian exhibit. Marton, Lajos, & Fia, Budapest. Part of a wrought iron fence. GROUP 38. Bodon, Karoly, & Fia., Budapest. Glass cabinet, designed by Odon Farago. Mocsay, Jozsef, Budapest. Lady's sit- ting room, designed by Ede Vigand and Sandor Nagy. Lindner, Mano, Budapest. Child's room or nursery, designed by Mariska S. Undi. Radocz, Janos, Budapest. Sewing table, tea table, baby chairs, designed by Bela Palinkas. Rozolofsky, Agoston, Budapest. Cab- inet, stand, for liquors, arm-chairs, designed by Miklos Menyhert. Schmidt, Miksa, Budapest. Parlor fur- niture, Louis XVI style, designed by Ede Vigand. Simai, Lajos, Budapest. Dining-room furniture, designed by Pal Horti. Vukovics & Kaufmann, Budapest. Cab- inet for silverware. GROUP 41. Kissling, Rudolf, & Fia, Budapest. Bronze chandeliers and articles in bronze. 110 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. GROUP 43- Agbaba, Mrs. Adel, Eszek. Knotted wool rug. Greguss-Mirkovszky, Mrs. G i z e 1 1 a, Ujpest. Articles in burned velvet, velours nacre, designed by herself. Grunbaum, William, Nagybecskerek. Handwoven rugs. Horvath, Jolan, Miss, Budapest. Ar- ticles in burned and painted velvet. Hungarian Trading Company, Ltd., Bu- dapest. Carpets, rugs and tapestry. Collaborator: Miss Nina Lang, Nemetelemer. Kabay, Mrs. Daniel, Budapest. Silk rug. Kovalszky, Mrs. Sarolta, Nemetelemer. Woven wall coverings, designed by Aladar Kriesch, Janos Vaszary, Pal- Horti, Sandor Nagy. Handwoven cot- ton carpets. Szalay, Miss Maria, Czinkota. Woven cushions. Szuts, A., Budapest. Upholsterings of the furniture exhibited by Janos Ra- docz. Textile School, Pozsony. Knotted rugs, designed by Aladar Kriesch. GROUP 45- Fisher, Emil, Tovarosi, Budapest. Por- celain and majolica goods. Fisher, Jeno, Farkashazi, Herend. Por- celains. Hungarian Trading Company, Ltd., Bu- dapest. Pottery. Collaborators: John Fulop, Korond. Desider Fulop, Szekely Udvarhely. Alexander Molnar, Szentes. Stoneware Factory from Hollohaza, Kohohaza. Industry Promoting Committee from the Ugocsa District Nagy Szollos. Kossuch, Janos, Szinobanya. Table ware and majolica goods. Nagy, Sigismund and Francis, B. Apat- falva. Colored (painted) stone wares, hand work. Zsolnay, Miklos, Budapest. Ceramic goods and articles of every day use. GROUP 47. Kossuch, Janos, Budapest. Glassware. Roth, Miksa, Budapest. Mosaics of glass, COS in and marble. Sovanka, Istvan, Zay Ugrocz. Glass- GROUP 57. Royal Hungarian Inspectorate of Seri- culture, Szegszard. Raw silk and co- coons. » GROUP 58. Berger, S., Zagrab. Needleworks and: weavings from Croatia. Csorba, Samuel, Brasso. Cotton needle- works from Transsylvania. Dekani, Arpad, Halas. Needle and: thread laces after his own designs. Farkas, Miss Gizella, Banffyhunyad. I\Iiodern hand needle works from Ka- lotaszeg. Garai, Budapest. Embroidery applique. Gyarmathy, Mrs. Sigismund De, Banffy- Hunyad. Silk and cotton needle: works from Kalotaszeg. Hungarian Trading Co., Ltd., Budapest. Embroiderv. Collaborators : Louis Kol'ozsvari, Banffyhunyad. Jakob Langer, Verbo. Mark Blum, Verbo. Hofman Sonnenschein, Verbo. Joseph Freud, Verbo. Koloman Bozsik, Kun Szent Marton. Alexander Voros, Monor. Louis Mendelovics, Debrecen. Home Industry from Menes-Gyorok, Gyorok. Home Industry from the Hont Dis- trict. Ipolysag. Isabella Home Industry Society, Poz- sony. Silk and cotton needle works. Lazar, Mrs. Bela De, Zsebely. Hand' embroidered cotton blouses. Lenhardt, Mrs. Joseph De, Magyaro. Needle works from Transylvania. Misztarka, George, Budapest. Silk screens and artistic needle work. Nagy, Mrs. Louis De, Kolozsvar. An- tique hand needle work from Kalotas- zeg. GROUP 60. Dan Brothers, Budapest. Undressed Hungarian furs, red fox, baumarten. stonemarten, otter, fitch, badger and hare. Hungarian Trading Co., Budapest. Cape., Collaborator: John Fulop, Korond. Mazan, Jozsef, Miskolcz. Furrier's ar- ticles embroidered. JAPAN. Ill JAPAN. .OCATION: IN PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. GROUPS 28, 29, 32, 34, 35, 36, 41, 43, 44 (Part) 47, 48, 49, 51, 54, 55, 56, 57, 59, 60 and 61. N PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. GROUPS 30, 31, 33, 34, 37, 38, 44 (Part), 45 and 58. Stationery, Gold and Silversmith's Work, Vases, Laces, Silks, Etc. GROUP 28. [nstalled in Palace of Manufactures.) STATIONERY. ukita, Yosuke, Tokio. Artists' mate- rials. ia, Tokubei, Osaka. Artists' materials. louye, Kanetaro, Tokio. Drawing in- struments. to, Shobei, Nagoya. Drawing instru- ments. [amada, Yeizo, Osaka. Stationery, [ayekawa, Yohei, Kyoto. Pen wipers. lidsutani, Karoku, Nara-Ken. Draw- ing instruments. [akamura, Zenyemon, Kyoto. Drawing instruments. •ka, Ihei, Osaka. Pencil sharpeners. hibukawa, Kikusaburo, Tokio. Draw- ing instruments. uzuki, Tokujiro, Osaka. Drawing in- struments. akei Paper Co., Gifu-Ken. Copying books. sutsuminaka, Unosuke, Kyoto. Draw- ing instruments. okita, Yosuke, Tokio. Drawing in- strument. GROUP 29. [nstalled in Palace of Manufactures.) akai, Kaneyoshi, Osaka-Fu. Scissors, knives. eki Hamonosho Kumiai (Seki Cutlery Merchants Union), Gifu-Ken. Dag- gers. enga, Tetsukichi, Osaka. Scissors, knives. ^ada, Sohachi, Osaka. Shears, amanaka & Co., Osaka. Daggers. GROUP 30. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) GOLD AND SILVERSMITHS' WORK Aoki, Yoshikiyo, Kyoto. Asaoka, Iwataro, Yokohama. Fujishima, Suekichi. Kyoto. Fujiwara, Ihei, Osaka. Haneda, Chubei, Osaka. Hasegawa, Katsukiyo, Tokio. Hashimoto, Tokusaburo, Yokohama. Hirata, Shigemitsu, Tokio. Hori, Yonekichi, Osaka. Igarashi, Katsujiro, Tokio. Inouye, Koshiro, Tokio. Ito, Sadabumi, Tokio. Iwasaki Co., Tokio. Jobi, Yeisuke, Kyoto. Kagawa, Katsuhiro, Tokio. Kanaya, Gorosaburo, Kyoto. Kashima, Yeijiro, Tokio. Katsura, Mitsuharu, Tokio. Kawaguchi, Yohei, Tokio. Kobayashi, Kojiro, Tokio. Kobayashi, Zembei, Tokio. Kobayashi, Toru, Tokio. Komai, Otojiro, Kyoto. Koyama, Takejiro, Kyoto. Kubota, Gorobei, Kyoto. Kumagae, Uhachi, Tokio. Kurokawa, Hidekatsu, Tokio. Kusakari, Toyotaro, Tokio. Mikawa, Kozaburo, Tokio. Miyabe, Atsuyoshi, Kyoto. Miyabayashi, Sozo, Osaka. Miyamoto, Katsu, Tokio. Muramatsu, Manzaburo, Tokio. Murata, Kimbei, Tokio. Namekawa, Sadakatsu, Tokio. Omachi, Yeijiro, Tokio. Ozeki, Teijiro, Yokohama. Saito, Masakichi, Tokio. Sano, Kashichi, Tokio. 112 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Sasaki, Minekichi, Okayama-Ken. Shinjo, Inokichi, Tokio. Shimoda, Seitaro, Toyama-Ken. Shimoseki, Kahei, Tokio. Shinohara, Jushiro, Tokio. Suzuki, Chokichi, Tokio. Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. Tajimi Trading Co., Gifu-Ken. Takata, Saijiro, Tokio. Tamahashi, Nisuke, Niigata-Ken. Tamino, Teruchika, Toyama-Ken. Taniguchi, Tokujiro, Kyoto. Tsukata, Shukyo, Tokio. Uyeda, Chobei, Kyoto. Watanabe, Chozo, Yokohama. Yamaguchi Tankin Co., Osaka. Yamamoto, Kanejiro, Tokio. Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. Yamasaki, Kamekichi, Tokio. Yendo, Tomojiro, Tokio. Yuasa, Toshichika, Kyoto. CLOISONNE WORKS Adachi, Kinjiuro, Nagoya. Ando, Jiubei, Nagoya. Gonta, Hirosuke, Nagoya. Goto, Chiyono, Yokohama. Goto, Fusataro, Nagoya. Goto, Genjiro, Aichi-Ken. Hattori, Kichibei, Aichi-Ken. Hattori, Tadasaburo, Nagoya. Hattori, Umetaro, Nagoya. Hattori, Kyozaburo, Aichi-Ken. Hirano, Kichibei, Kyoto. Hayakawa, Kamejiro, Nagoya. Hayashi, Hachizaemon, Nagoya. Hayashi, Tozaemon, Aichi-Ken. Hayashi, Yasujiro, Aichi-Ken. Hayashi, Daisaku, Representative of Tai- rin Wwan. Kiomeikai, Aichi-Ken. Kyomei Kwai, Aichi-Ken. Hayashi, Kodenji, Aichi-Ken. Hayashi, Chuzo, Representative of Haya- shi Co., Aichi-Ken. Hayashi, Seigoro, Aichi-Ken. Hashi, Kuwajiro, Aichi-Ken. ' Honda, Yosaburo, Nagoya. Ichiban Co., Nagoya. Ichikawa, Tsunezo, Nagoya. Ikai, Sanjiro, Nagoya. Ikeo, Kimbei, Aichi-Ken. Inaba, Nanaho, Kyoto. Isshiki, Shuriki, Nagoya. Kawade, Shibataro, Nagoya, Kawaguchi, Bunzaemon, Nagoya. Kawano, Yoshitaro, Yokohama. Kodama, Seizaburo, Nagoya. Komabayashi, Suekichi, Nagoya. Kumeno, Teitaro, Nagoya. Kuno, Heisuke, Aichi-Ken. Kyoshin-Sha, Kyoto. Mizoguchi, Teiji, Aichi-Ken. Mizuno, Ihei, Nagoya. Mizutani. Tetsuzo, Nagoya. Momoi, Tatsuo, Yokohama. Mori, Natsujiro, Nagoya. Iviurase, Jinzaburo, Aichi-Ken. Nagatal Sojiuro, Nagoya. Nakamura, Tsurukichi, Nagoya. Namikoshi Kyomei Shippo Kwai, Nil goya. Namikawa, Sosuke, Tokio. Noma, Kitaji and Kume, Nobutsuna, Ni goya. Nonogaki, Naojiro, Nagoya. Ogasawara, Takejiro, Aichi-Ken. Ohashi, Tsunesaburo, Nagoya. Okamoto, Shozaburo, Aichi-Ken. Ota, Tamejiro, Aichi-Ken. Ota, Jiunobei, Nagoya. Ota, Katsusaburo, Representative lionyei Slia, Aichi-Kcn. Ota, Harujiro, Aichi-Ken. Ota, Hyozo, Aichi-Ken. Ota, Toshiro, Aichi-Ken. Ota, Tomoemon, Nagoya. Sano, Toyosaburo, Kyoto. Sato, Bunjiro, Nagoya. Sato, Nasuemon, Yokohama. Sato, Sentaro, Yokohama. Shibayama, Ichisaburo, Nagoya. Shimamura, Shingo, Kyoto. Shimizu, Shige, Nagoya. Shippokwan Kaisha, Aichi-Ken. Suzuki, Yaroku, Nagoya. Suzuki, Toramatsu, Nagoya. Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. Takahara, Komajiro, Kyoto. Takasaki, Takaichiro, Tokio. Takaya Bros., Kyoto. Takeda, Saijiro, Representative of H( sansha, Aichi-Ken. Takeda, Tsunesuke, Aichi-Ken. Takeda, Genjiuro, Aichi-Ken. Takeda, Saijiro, Aichi-Ken. Takeda, Seikuro, Aichi-Ken. Takeda, Chiuemon, Aichi-Ken. Takito Co., Nagoya. Taniguchi, Tokujiro. Kyoto. Terazawa, Yeijiro, Nagoya. Tomiki, Shobei, Nagoya. Tsukamoto, Hikokichi, Aichi-Ken. Tsukamoto, Tojiuro, Aichi-Ken. Tsumamoto, Takisaburo, Nagoya. Tsukamoto, Jimbei, Nagoya. Yamada. Kanjiro, Aichi-Ken. Yamamoto, Yuzan, Kyoto. Yasukawa, Hyozo, Yokohama. Yoshida, Shaki, Aichi-Ken. GROUP 31- (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries. WORK OF AGATE AND QUARTS Akai, Kageaki, Tokio. Kawashima, Katsuzo Koma, Isaburo an Nagaoka, Moichiro, Matsuye. JAPAN. 113 WORK OF AGATE. (bayashi, Sakuzaemon, Representative :)f Jitsugyo Dantai, Fukui-Ken, manaka Co., Osaka. WORK OF QUARTZ. lihara, Sohei, Kofu. naka, Akihiro, Kofu. naka. Seijiro, Kofu. nzawa, Kihachiro, Kofu. uchiya, Kihachiro, Kofu. uchiya, Aizo, Kofu. uchiya, Muneyuki, Kofu. da, Kesazo, Tokio. ishi, Kaoru, Kofu. ORK OF PEARL (CULTIVATED), kimoto, Kokichi, Miye-Ken. WORK OF JEWELRY. rokawa, Denschichi, Ibaragi-Ken. Pin trnaments. imata, Sangoro, Ibaragi-Ken, GROUP 32. kada, Saijiro, Tokio. Clocks and parts )f clocks. GROUP 33. istalled in Palace of Varied Industries.) iT WORK IN BRONZE,CAST IRON AND WROUGHT IRON. )e, Yensai, Tokio. ai, Yasujiro, Osaka. ijikawa, Teishi, Niigata-Ken. jiwara, Ihei, Osaka. ikuda, Bros., Osaka. itsuda, Kojiro, Shiga Ken. isegawa, Kameyemon, Kioto. isegawa, Kojiro, Osaka. lyashi, Shinsuke, Kyoto. rano, Kichibei, Kyoto. 3dota, Takichi. Yokohama. sumi, Seijo, Tokio. eda, Seisuke, Kyoto. ui, Yeizaburo, Kyoto. lai, Wasaburo, Kyoto. lii, Kihei, Tokio. idoha, Kanzaemon, Yokohama. miya, Teijiro, Ibaragi-Ken. maya, Gorosaburo, Kyoto. mazawa, Gensuke, Ibaragi-Ken. ineda, Kanejiro, Tokio. no, Seiun, Tokio. tori, Hidemasa, Tokio-Fu. wakami, Katsutoshi, Tokio. iiara, Hoshu, Tokio. tamura, Kihei, Osaka. Kobayashi, Kojiro, Tokio. Koidsumi, Genzaburo, Ibaragi-Ken. Kumekawa, Yeikichi, Kobe. Kuritani, Genroku, Tokio. Kuroda, Kiichi, Kyoto. Kuroha, Gimbei, Ibaragi-Ken. Kurokawa, Hidekatsu, Tokio. Maki, Mitsuhiro, Tokio. Makino, Sotojiro, Tokio. Metal Works St. Louis Exposition Ex- hibitors' Association, Ishikawa-Ken. Midsutani, Tetsuzo, Nagoya. Mimino, Kashichi, Osaka. Miyamoto, Yunan, Nagoya. Mizoguchi, Yasunosuke, Kyoto. Momi, Tatsuo, Yokohama. Morita, Soju, Iberagi-Ken. Murakami, Hikoshiro, Kyoto. Murakami, Chubei, Kyoto. Murakami, Takejiro, Kyoto. Nagamatsu, Sajiro, Kyoto. Nagasaka, Tasaburo, Kyoto. Nakamura, Hambei, Osaka. Nakamura, Kinosuke, Tokio. Nakamura, Sakujiro, Tokio. Nakano, Sakujiro, Osaka. Nishii, Yohei, Kyoto. Nishikawa, Ginzo, Yokohama. Nishimura, Yasubei, Kyoto. Noboriyama, Kinzo, Yokohama. Nogami, Ryoki, Tokio. Nokawa, Noboru, Kyoto. Nomura, Yozo, Yokohama. Oka, Ihei, Osaka. Okatani, Sosuke, Nagoya. Okazaki, Sessei, Tokio. Omori, Katsuhide, Ibaragi-Ken. Osaka Bronze Company Branch Office, Osaka. Otsuka, Masuzo, Kyoto. Sekiguchi, Tcrakichi, Niigata. Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. Shima, Sahei, Osaka. Shiraamura, Shingo, Kioto. Shimoseki, Kahei, Tokio. Shiozaki, Rihei, Representative of Taka- oka Bronze ^Merchants' Association, Toyama-Ken. Suzuki, Chokichi, Tokio. Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. Tachibana, Zentaro, Osaka. Takahashi, Saijiro, Kyoto. Takao, Sadashichi, Osako. Takemoto, Kiuzaemon, Osako. Tamahashi, Nisuke, Niigata. Tamakawa, Kahuhei, Niigata. Tateno, Nisakichi, Ishikawa-Ken. Tsutsumi, Yosojiro, Kyoto. Watanabe, Chozo, Yokohama. Yamada, Shinsuke, Tokio. Yamamoto, Meijiro, Tokio. Yamamoto, Naojiro, Kyoto. Yamamoto, Yonezo. Osaka. Yamamoto, Yaheiji, Niigata. 114 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Yamanaka, Gembei, Kyoto. Yamanaka Company, Osaka. Yoshikawa, Magoshiro, Kyoto. Yoshita, Teizo, Osaka. Yoshida, Yasubei, Kioto. GROUP 34- FINE LEATHER GOODS AND FANCY ARTICLES. (Installed in Palaces of Manufactures and Varied Industries.) Asai, Sekisei, Tokio. Chasenshoku Kumiai, Tea Beater Mak- ers' Association, Nara-Ken. Fujiwara, Ihei, Osaka. Fukui, Genjiro, Yokohama. Goto, Kamataro, Kanagawa-Ken. Hashimoto, Tokusaburo, Yokohama. Hodota, Tokichi, Yokohama. Honda, Tokujiro, Osaka. Honda, Yosaburo, Nagoya. Ishida, Kamekichi, Osaka. Ishikawa, Tarokichi, Tokio. Ishikawa-Ken Chokoku Exhibitors' Asso- ciation, Isikawa-Ken. Ishizeki, Sanetaro, Tokio. Ito, Kohei, Niigata. Iwata, Toyoo, Yokohama. Izawa, Riichiro, Kyoto. Kanazawa, Naraichi, Nara-Ken. Kataki, Tokumatsu, Hyogoken. Kato, Chohei, Gifu. Kato, Kikumatsu, Tokio. Katsura, Mitsuharu, Tokio. Kawase, Masashichi, Osaka. Kobayashi, Tobei, Tokio. Kobayashi, Ryonosuke, Tokio. Komaki, Bunjiro, Yokohama. Koyama, Kakejiro, Kyoto. Kumagaye, Daijiro, Tokio. Kumagaye, Uhachi, Tokio. Kutsutani, Takijiro, Tokio. Matsubashi, Masazo, Osaka. Matsuyoshi, Kahei, Osaka. Mayekawa, Yohei, Kyoto. Miye-Ken Paper Tobacco Pouch Mer- cliants' Association, Aliyc-Ken. Miyata, Totaro, Yokohama. Miyauchi, Ryosuke, Tokio. Nakata, Yonematsu, Tokio. Ohno, Yasuji, Hyogoken. Sakurai, Yeizo, Tokio. Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. Sugiye, Shimbei, Osaka. Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. Suzuki, Kojiro, Tokio. Taiko Hat and Matting Manufacturing Co., Byoritsu. Plate doilies. (In- stalled in Japanese section. Palace of Agriculture). Takahashi, Shikanosuke, Kyoto Takemura, Ito, Yokohama. Takata, Saijiro, Tokio. Takito Co., Nagoya. Tanaka, Yasuzumi, Tokio. Tokioka, Sakubei, Osaka. Toshiyama, Yonejiro, Osaka. ! Takata, Namiya, Iwate Ken. Uraku, Ushichiro, Hyogoken. i Wakabayashi, Kiuji, Shiga Ken. ! Watanabe, Tokuhei, Tokio. Yamamoto, Seizo, Tokio. Yamamoto, Naojiro, Yokohama. Yamanaka Co., Osaka. '. Yanagiwara, Tsunehiro, Shimane Ken. ; Yokoyama, Shinichiro, Tokio. | Yoshizaki, Tsuneshichi, Osaka. Yube, Ugemon, Toyamaken. ' BASKET WORK. ' (Installed in Palace of Manufactures Chiam-tin-Kiong, Formosa. (Instalk in Japanese Section, Palace of Agri culture.) I Chiam-sian-lam, Formosa. (Installed Japanese Section, Palace of Agrici tare.) Inaba, Tamo, Formosa. (Installed | Japanese Section, Palace of Agricii ture.) Fujikawa, Ruizo, Formosa. (Installed i Japanese Section, Palace of Agrici ture.) Fukui, Genjiro, Yokohama. Hattori, Seizaburo, Osaka, lidsuka, Kikuji, Tochigi Ken. Ishizeka, Sanetaro, Tokio. Kakuriu Goshi Kwaisha. Hyogo Ken. Kosuge, Kenzo, Tokio. Kuroda, Denjiro, Kyoto. Matsuki, Bunkyo, Kobe. Morita, Shintaro, Kyoto. Nakabe, Toranosuke. Kobe. Nakai Co., Kobe. Oka, Ihei, Osaka. Okubo, Rishichi. Kagawa Ken. Shidsuoka Lacquered Ware Merchan Association, Shidsuoka. Seishin Kabushikikwaisha, Branch Offi • Kobe. Suzuki, Kojiro, Tokio. Takata, Namiya, Iwateken. Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. BRUSHES. (Installed in Palace of Manufacture' Hachimura Brush Factory, Osaka. Izawa, Riichiro. Kioto. Maekawa, Yohei, Kioto. JAPAN. 115 ARIOUS ARTICLES IN LACQUER WORK. nstalled in Palace of Varied Industries.) iatsuka, Jitoku, Tokio. riiso, Shutaro, Niigata-Ken. liba, Tokuhei, Toyama-Ken. ijikawa, Meizo, Kagawa-Ken. ijikawa, Kinzo, Kagawa-Ken. ikuda, Kichirobei, Gifu. ikuda, Jusuke, Kyoto, ikui, Genjiro, Yokohama, ikuju, Takizo, Gifu- Ken. ikuju, Yahei, Gifu-Ken. ikunaga, Sennosuke, Tokio. kushimaken Lacquer Ware Merchants' Association, Fukushima-Ken ikone Bussan Goshikwaisha, Kana- jawa-Ken. irui, Seizaburo, Kyoto, lyashi, Kuhei, Tokio. lyashi, Shinsuke, Kyoto, •dota, Tokichi, Yokohama, lishima, Asajiro, Tokio. iumi, Suyehiro, Niigata. :da, Matsunosuke, Tokio. !da, Seisuke, Kyoto, adachi Gun Lacquered Ware Mer- hants' Association, Fukui-Ken. amura, Naonosuke, Yokohama, izeki, Sanetaro, Tokio. keno, Ukichi, Kyoto, nazawa Lacquer Ware Exhibitors' As- ociation, Ishikawa-Ken. 5hiwahara, Magozaemon, Tokio. to, Uhei, Tokio. wabata, Sashichi, Osaka. wasaki, Minejiro, Fukuoka-Ken. washima, Genjiro, Niigata. washima, Yoshinosuke, Kyoto, bayashi, Tomitaro, Yokohama, bayashi, Toyemon, Tokio. mayei, Zensuke, Representative of 'akaoka Lacquer Ware Merchants' ssociation. Toyama-Ken. Rma, Kimpei, Niigata. naki Bunjiro, Kanagawaken. nekawa, Yeikichi, Hyogoken. >^ama, Tsunejiro, Tokio. "oda, Mosuke. Nagoya. :hida, Chonosuke, Gifu. «, Kuhei, Tokio. ruichi Upholstery Co., Nagasaki. |subayashi, Sadashichi, Osaka. Isutani, Tetsuzo, Nagoya. :ami, Heijiro, Aomoki-Ken. :ami, Jisaburo, Kyoto. t^emura, Keikichi, Niigata. fata, Kimbei, Tokio. :amura, Zenkichi, Aomori Ken. a Lacquered Ware Merchants' Asse- rtion, Nara. himura, Hikobei, Kyoto. Nisshin Lacquered Ware Factory, Tokio. Nisseikwan, Hyogoken. Nomura, Yozo, Yokohama. Obara, Jigoemon, Toyama-Ken. Oi, Inosuke, Niigata. Okamoto, Rihei, Kobe. Ono, Yukichi, Tokio. Otomo, Gennosuke, Kyoto. Saito, Nasakichi, Tokio. Sano, Kashichi, Tokio. Sanuki Lacquered Ware Merchants' As- sociation, Kagawa-Ken. Sasaki, Takayasu, Tokio. Shibakawa, Matayemon, Osaka. Shibata, Bunkichi, Yokohama. Shidsuoka Lacquered Ware Merchants' Association, Shidsuoka. Shikki, Jusam Kwaisha, Aomori Ken. Shikko, Goshiwaisha, Tokio. Shimidsu, Iwataro, Representative of Toyama Lacquer Ware Merchants' As- sociation, Toyama-Ken. Shiratori, Zengoro, Tokio. Shuzui, Shozaburo, Nagoya. Sudo, Masao, Shinsuwa-Cho, Tokio. Sugiyama, Shunz.o, Yokohama. Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. Tanaka, Yahei, Kyoto. Tanaka & Co., Osaka. Tetsuka, Heiyemon. Osaka. Tomita, Koshichi, Kyoto. Tomon, Gohei, Osaka. Toshiyasu, Bunshiro, Hyogoken. Tsujimura, Yentaro, Tokio. Tsutada, Yeizaburo, Osaka. Uotsu, Shikko Kwai, Toyama Ken. Wajima Exhibitors' Association, Ishi- kawa Ken. Wakamatsu Lacquered Ware Merchants' Association, F"ukushima Ken. Wakasa Lacquered Ware Merchants' Association, Fukui Ken. Watanabe, Kanyemon, Kanagawa Ken. Yamamuro, Asakichi, Yokohama. Yamanaka Lacquered Ware Merchants' Association, Ishikawa Ken. Yasui, Shokichi, Tokio. Yegami, Satojiro, Nagasaki. IVORY AND TORTOISE SHELL WORK. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) Arai, Matsugoro, Tokio. Fujiwara, Iheiz, Osaka. Futayeda Teijiro, Nagasaki-Ken. Ikeda Chotaho, Nagasaki-Ken. Ikeda Seisuke, Kioto. Kikuchi, Yeijiro, Tokio. Kato, Toyokichi, Tokio. Kanada Kanejiro, Tokio. Koyama, Takejiro, Kioto. Murata Kichigoro, Tokio. 116 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Nakamura Sosuke, Tokio. Noboriyama Chozo, Tokio. Noboriyama, Keizo, Yokohama. Nomura Yozo, Yokohama. Okamoto Sihei, Hyogoken. Omachi, Yeijiro and Yotsugi Tomigoro, Tokio. Sakata, Yeitaro, Nagasaki-Ken. Soma Kuninosuke, Tokio. Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. Suzuki, Nobuyoshi, Tokio. Takenoya, Daisaburo, Tokio. Tanaka, Iwakichi, Nagasaki-Ken. Uyeno, Shinshichi, Kioto. Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. Yesaki, Yeizo, Nagasaki-Ken. GROUP 35. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) Akamatsu, Kumashichi, Os?aka. Trunks. Fujikawa, Ruizo, Taihoku. Trunks. (In- stalled in Japanese section, Palace of Agriculture). Hayami, Kichihei, Kyoto. Osier valise. Hayashi, Daisaku, Osaka. Trunks. (In- stalled in Palace of Agriculture.) Inaba, Koshun. Valises and material. (Installed in Japanese section, Palace of Agriculture.) Kato, Yeizo, Gifu Ken. Osier valises. Kawasaki, Hyotaro, Osaka Fu. Ham- mocks. Kitamura, Choxayemon, Hyogo. Osier valises. Kudsukago, Kiubei, Osaka. Osier va- lises. Midsuhara, Genjiro, Osaka. Trunks. Nakaya, Sennan, Osaka. Trunks. Nishibori, Yaichi, Gifu Ken. Osier va- lises. Nissei Kwan, Hyogo Ken. Straw works. Ogawa, Jisuke, Tokio. Osier, valise. Shindo, Kumajiro, Kyoto. Osier valise. Uyeda, Gisaburo, Hyogo Ken. Osier valises. Yendo, Kakichiro, Hyogo Ken. Osier valise, valises, paper box, card case. GROUP 36. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) Asai, Sekisei, Tokio. Toys. Asaoka, Iwataro, Tokio. Toys. Fukui, Genjiro, Yokohama. Toys. Fukuoka Shi Hakata Doll Traders' Asso- ciation, Fukuoka Ken. Dolls. Hakone Bussan Goshi Kwaisha, Kana- gawa Ken. Toys. Hattori. Manji, Tokio. Dolls. Inoue, Seisuke, Fukuoka Ken. Dolls. Kitashimidsu, Katsuzo, Kyoto. Toys. Kojima, Hyakuzo, Tokio. Toys. Kyoto Joshi Shokugye Gakko, Kyotv "Oshiye". Marutoku Taniguchi Branch Store, Kob Toys. I Misaici, Seijiro, Kyoto. Dolls. | Murai, Kiyemon, Representative ( Osaka Doll ^Manufacturers' Associ;! tion, Osaka. Dolls. | Murakami, Atsushi, Kyoto. Toys. i Murakami Co., Tokio. Dolls. Murase, Shichisaburo, Aichi Ken. Doll Nakai Co., Kobe. Toy chairs. Obitani, Soshichi, Nagasaki. Kite string. I Oka, Ihei, Tamaya Cho, Kyoto. Whij ties. j Oka, Heizo, Kyoto. Dolls. Okuda, Riujitsu, Tokio. Toys. Sakuta, Magobei, Osaka. Dolls. Sato, Tetsujiro, Tokio. Stereoscope photographs. Shinano, Kametaro, Osaka. Toys. Suzuki, Kojiro, Tokio. Dolls. Tajimi Trading Co., Gifu Ken. Toys. : Takada, Saijiro, Tokio. Toys. Takenouchi, Masujiro, Tokio. Dolls. Takenouchi, Takizo, Hyogoken. Tc], Tanabe, Zenshiro, Tokio. Toys. ] Tanaka, Shokichi, Kanagawa Ken. Tl eggs, toys. j Taniguchi, Tokujiro, Kyoto. Toys. Wakano, Sobei, Osaka Fu. Kites. Watanabe, Kanyemon, Kanagawa K< Toys. Watanabe, Tsunatada, Kanagawa K(. Educational toys. Yasui, Kioshi, Tokio. Models of a- mals. GROUP 37. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industrie Kioto's Chamber of Commerce, Kio. Decoration and furniture of dwellii- Kawashima, Jinbei, Kioto. Decoratii and furniture of dwelling. Suzuki, Toramatsu, Nagoya. Doc, windows. Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. DeccratiJ and furniture of dwelling. GROUP 38. (Installed in Palaces of Manufactui* and Varied Industries.) Ando, Bokko. Tokio. Folding Scree- Aral, Taij, Formosa. Tables., bure . (Installed in Japanese Section, Pali:- of Agriculture.) Fujiwara, Ihei, Osaka. Folding Sere . table, cabinet, cake vessels, box, t;- let. JAPAN. 117 ukunaga, jihei, Osaka. Folding Screen, screen, curtains, photograph frames, tapestr3^ ukunaga, Sennosuke, Tokio. Book case. ashiguchi, Norio, Formosa. Hat rack. (Installed in Japanese Section, Palace of Agriculture.) iguchi, Hikoyemon, Osaka. Folding screens. onda, Tokujiro, Osaka. Cabinet, tlower vase. orino, Riuzo, Osaka. Chairs, folding bed. ;hishima, Asajiro, Tokio. Book cases, ceda, Seisuke, Kyoto. Folding screens. ;hizeki, Sanetaro, Tokio. Book case, vamoto, Kuwasaburo, Tokio. Book case and screen. ako, Hikojiro, Kyoto.. Folding screens, ato, Denshichi, Osaka. Book case, ikuchi, Yeijiro, Tokio. Folding screens, book case. obayashi, Toyemon, Tokio. Hat rack, toilet bureau. ono, Takejiro, Formosa. Round table. (Installed in Japanese section, Palace of Agriculture). [omoi, Tatsuo, Yokohama. Book case, akai & Co., Kobe. Household furni- ture. 'akamura, Sakujiro, Tokio. Book case, legishi, Kakujiro, Tokio. Framed pic- tures, mantel ornament. >gawa, Nihei, Osaka. Folding screens, screen. Ika, Jihei, Osaka. Table, stands, coffee trays. (no, Yukichi, Tokio. Chairs, table, writing desk, book case. •uchi, Tatsusaburo, Ibaragi-Ken. Par- tition screen. ano, Kashichi, Tokio. Partition screen, eshimo, Yeizaburo, Osaka. Household furniture. hikko Goshikwaisha, Tokio. Book case, table and cabinet. himamura, Shingo, Kyoto. Book case, desk, table, chair and folding screen, ugita, Kogoro, Tokio. Cabinet. uzumura, Kinjiro, Kyoto. Folding screens. "akikawa, Kichitaro, Tottori. Partition screen, folding screen. 'amura, Shobei. Osaka. Folding screens, 'okuoka, Sakubei, Osaka. Folding screen. 'erada, Jisaburo, Kyoto. Framed pic- tures, folding screens, partition. sujimura, Yentaro, Tokio. Partition screen. ^yeda, Naoshichi, Osaka. Folding screens. Wakaye, Ikusaburo, Osaka. Shelf. Watano, Kichiji, Yokohama. Folding screens. Yamanaka, Seishichi, Osaka. Cabinet. Yasuda, Mitsusuke, Osaka. Cabinet. Yendo, Yashuharu, Yokohama. House- hold furniture. GROUP 41. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) Mizoguchi, Yasunosuke, Kyoto. Iron kettles. Morioka Iron Kettle Manufacturers' As- sociation, Iwate Ken. Iron kettles. Ono, Tadashi, Tokio. Self acting fir< proof door. Sano, Yasuke, Osaka. Iron kettles and utensils in metal. GROUP 43. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) CARPETS. Fujiwara, Ichimatsu, Osaka Fu. Car- pets. Japan Carpet Co., Kobe. Kojima Nagakiyo, Kobe. Kawase, Kambei, Kyoto. Carpets. Kishi, Yosoji, Nagasaki. Carpets. Kojima Zenshiro, Hyogoken. Kori, Sadahei, Ibaraki Ken. Carpets. Koyama & Co., Osaka Fu. "Sakai" carpets. Okabe, Naosaburo, Osaka. "Okabe" carpets. Okamoto, Masakichi, Osaka Fu. Carpets. Shimodate Bussan Orimono Co., Ibaraki Ken. Carpets. Sugino, Kurakichi, Osaka. "Miyabi" carpet. Tamiya, Yosuke, Ibaraki Ken. Carpets. Wakano, Sobei, Osaka. Cotton carpets. Yutaka Carpet Co., Hyogoken. Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. Carpets. MATTING. Akao, Zenbei, Kobe. Bungo Matting Trading Ass'n, Oita-Ken. Mattings. Chikugo Matting Trading Ass'n, Fukuo- ka Ken. Mattings. Faber & Vengt, Kobe. Hayakav/a Sosuke, Hyogoken. Hanamushire Domeikwai, Fukui Ken. Mattings. Higashi Kokuto Gun Matting Trading Ass'n, Oita Ken. Mattings. Hiroshima Ken Matting Trading Ass'n, Hiroshima Ken. Mattings. Iho Co., Kobe. 118 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Ishimori, Mohei, Kobe. Ishikawa Ken Export Matting Traders' Ass'n, Ishikawa Ken. Mattings. Isozaki, Takasburo, Okayama. Mattings. Kobe Matting Trader Association, Kobe. Kokura Shotaro, Kobe. Kasamatsu, Toshiro, Hyogoken. Nayemura, Tokuji, Kobe. Nozawa Co., Kobe. Nambu Matting Trading Ass'n, Oita Ken. Matting. Osawa, Seisaburo. Okayama Ken Matting Trading Ass'n, Okayama Ken. Mattings. Sanyen Co., Kagawa Ken. Matting. Shibata, Matakichi, Kobe. Urata, Masahachi, Iwate Ken. Mattings. Yamano, Nibei. TAPESTRY. Aoki, Hachiyemon, Shiga Ken. Tapes- try. Kawashima, Jimbei, Kyoto. Brocade Tapestry. Mayeda, Kaneshichi, Tokio. Curtain and table cloth. Shibabayashi, Sotaro, Osaka. "Naniwa Ori" curtain and material. Takikawa, Kichitaro, Tottori-Ken. "Yu- zen" tapestry. Yamanaka & Co. Tapestry. GROUP 44. (Installed in Palaces of Manufactures and Varied Industries.) Fujiwara, Ihei, Osaka. Folding screen. Nishikawa, Genjiro, Kyoto. Shades, folding screens. Ogawa, Nihei, Osaka. Shades. Onishi, Yo, Gifu Ken. Shibabayashi, Sotaro, Osaka. Shades. Shoyei, Gomeikwaisha, Osaka. Bead shades. Tamura, Chojiro, Kyoto. Shades. Terajima, Noboru, Nagoya. Shades. Uyeda, Tozaemon, Uyehira, Yahei, Shiga Ken. Shades. Yokoyama, Shinichiro, Tokio. Bead shades. Yagi, Heitaro, Kobe. Shades. GROUP 45. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) EARTHENWARE. Aidsu Tojiki Dogyo Kumiai, Fukushima Ken. Aoki, Jinichiro, Saga Ken. Aoki, Tatsushiro, Gifu Ken. Fukagawa, Chuji, Saga Ken. Higashi Sonoki Gun Kamihasami Mur; Tojikigyo Kumiai, Nagasaki Ken. Higashi Sonoki Gun Oriose Mura Toji kigyo Kumiai, Nagasaki Ken. Higashi Sonoki Gun Oriose Mura Mika wauchi Tojikigiokumiai, Nagasak Ken. ; Higashi Sonoki Gun Oriose Mura Yena _ga Tojikigyo Kumia, Nagasaki KenI Higuchi, Haruzane, Saga Ken. Hiraoka, Rihei, Kyoto. Hiyekiba Tojikigyo Kumiai, Nagasaki. Hodota, Takichi, Yokohama. Horikawa, Kozan, Tokio. Hyochiyen, Nagoya. Ichihashi, Tobei, Ibaragi Ken. Imura, Hikojiro, Yokohama. Inoue, Ryosai, Tokio. ' Inoue, Gotaro, Kioto. ; Joshima, Iwataro, Saga Ken. Kanazawa Tojikigyo Dantai, Kanazawc Kato, Gosuke, Aichi Ken. Kato, Hanju, Aichi Ken. Kato, Monyemon, Aichi Ken. Kato, Sakutaro, Aichi Ken. Kato, Sukesaburo, Gifu. Kato, Tomotaro, Tokio. Kato, Zenjiro, Aichi Ken. Kawamoto, Hideo, Tokio. Kawamoto, Kengo, Yokohama. Kawamoto, Masukichi, Aichi Ken. Kihara Tojigyo Kumiai, Nagasaki. Kishita, Tozaburo, Kobe. Kobayashi, Kichijiro, Osaka. Kojima, Kumasaburo, Tokio. Koran Gomeikwaisha, Saga Ken. Matsumoto, Masajiro, Saga Ken. Matsumoto, Sataro, Tokio. Matsuo, Kwanzo, Kobe. Midsuno, Ichinosuke, Nagoya. Mikawauchi, Tojiki Goshikwaisha, Na gasaki Ken. Murakami, Masajiro, Hyogoken. Mukai, Wahei, Yehimeken. Miura, Chikusen, Kyoto. Miyagawa, Kozan, Yokohama. Nomi Gun Kutanitoki Exhibitors' Ass'i Ishikawa Ken. Nishiura, Yenji, Gifu Ken. Naruse, Seishi, Gifu Ken. Nagata Sojiuro, Nagoya. Nakagawa, Nolsoru, Tokio. Nakamura, Kameichi, Tokio. Okamoto, Tominosuke, Kyoto. Saga Ken Nishimatsura Gun Tojil Dogyo Kumiai, Saga Ken. Sakamoto, Gengo, Yehime Ken. Shimada, Taro, Tokio. Shimohasamimura, Hikiba Tojikigit Kumiai. Nagasakiken. Seto Tojikosho Dogio Kumaiai, Aid Ken. Shiba, Torao, Hyogo Ken. JAPAN. 119 libata, Zenyemon, Aichi Ken. limidsu, Rokunosuke, Nagoya. limidsu, Sekisen, Gifu Ken. izuki, Masunosuke, Yokohama, iteishi, Jiyemon, Kobe. ijimi Trading Co., Gifu Ken. ikahashi, Dohachi, Kyoto, ikahashi, Tsurukichi, Yehime-Ken. ikemoto, Koichi, Tokio, ikito & Co., Nagoya. ikito, Manjiro, Nagoya. iniguchi Chojiro, Kyoto, miguchi, Kichijiro, Tokio. ishiro, Ichiroji, Yokohama, ishiro, Seijiyemon, Fukushima Ken. ;rabayashi, Katei, Kyoto, irazawa, Tomeshiro, Aichi Ken. jminaga, Yasuji, Osaka. jminaga, Genroku, Saga Ken. jmoda, Yasukiyo, Hyogo Ken. iuchikawa, Sozaemon, Gifu Ken. 5uji Osaka Branch Office, Osaka. 5uji & Co., Saga Ken. no, Nimatsu, Kyoto, 'atanabe, Kihachiro, Tokio. amamoto, Jusaku, Saga Ken. imanaka Co., Osaka, snuma Gun Kutani Toki St. Louis Ex- hibitors' Ass'n, Ishikawa. ukitake, Toyokichi, Saga Ken. PORCELAINS. rai, Shinjiro, Yokohama. waji Seito Co., Hyogo Ken. lin, Jukwan, Kagoshima Ken. ajio, Suyeji, Hyogo Ken. Likuda, Genjiro, Kobe. akushima Ken Futaba Gun Ohori Tokigyo Kumiai, Fukusliima Ken. amada, Rokuro, Kumamoto Ken. ayakawa, Kahei, Fukuoka Ken. odota, Takichi, Yokohama. ori, Tomonao, Miye Ken. yochiyen, Nagoya. Isumi, Hyojiro, Kobe. jeda, Seisuke, Kyoto. la, Hatsunojo, Aichi Ken. amei, Gentaro, Fukuoka Ken. asugai, Genjiro, Yokohama. ato, Kosaburo, Yokohama. ate, Sakusuke, Aichi Ken. ato, Yonetaro, Yokohama. ato, Haruji, Aichi Ken. awakami, Fusaichi, Shimane Ken. awamoto, Yeijiro, Kiyomidsu, Kyoto. ^awamura Gumi, Miye Ken. ■eita, Masataro, Kagoshima. ■imura, Katsuji, Kobe. inkozan, Sobei, Kyoto. ishida, Tozaburo, Kobe. oyama, Tsunejiro, Tokio. umamoto, Kinroku, Kagoshima. usube, Sennosuke, Kyoto. Kyoto Tojiki Co., Kyoto. Matsuki, Bunkyo, Kobe. Matsukaze, Katei, Kioto. Matsunaga, Tokujiro, Tokio. Matsuo, Kwanzo, Kobo. Mawatari, Shunro, Kobe. Mimura, Denjiro, Ibaragi Ken. Miyagawa, Haunosuke, Kanagawa Ken. Momoi, Tatsuo, Yokohama. Mori, Chozaburo, Fukuoka Ken. Nagayei, Tasaburo, Kobe. Nakabe, Toranosuke, Kobe. Nakamura, Yeitaro, Tokio. Nihon Togawa Kyokwai, Yokohama. Oda, Jinzo, Yokohama. Oguri, Uhei, Nagasaki Ken. Okamoto, Rohei, Kobe. Otsuka, Chuji, Tochigi Ken. Sakamoto, Chujiro, Osaka. Sasaki, Rokutaro, Yehime Ken. Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. Shibata Matakichi, Kobe. Shimamura, Shingo, Kyoto. Shimada, Taro, Tokio. Shigaraki Porcelain Dealers Association, Shiga Ken. Seto Toji Kosho Dogio Kumiai, Aichi Ken. Shimidsu, Moriye, Aiche Ken. Shimidsu, Yazo, Kobe. Suya, Kuhei, Kobe. Suzuki, Kichigoro, Tokio. Suzuki Kichigoro, Kobe. Suzuki, Kinyemon, Kobe. Tadeishi, Jiyemon, Kobe- Takahashi, Dohachi, Kyoto. Takashima. Yunosuke. Tokio. Takatori. Kaichi. Fukuoka Ken. Takebe, Junzo, Kobe. Takemura, Yuzaburo, Kobe. Tanaka, Tomosaburo, Ibaraki. Taniguchi, Yojuro, Kobe. Tanto Kabushiki Kwaisha, Osaka. Toda, Saitaro, Hyogo Ken. Togo, Jusho, Kagoshima Ken. Tomimura, Tomiichi, Kobe. Tsuji, Osaka Branch Store, Osaka. Watano, Kichiji, Yokohama. Watatani, Heibei, Yokohama. Yabu, Meizan, Osaka. Yagi, Yeikichi, Representative of To- koname Trading Co., Aichi Ken. Yamanaka Co., Kitahama, Osaka. Yamashita, Toyozo, Aichi Ken. Yasuda, Fukuzo, Kyoto. GROUP 47. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) Shimada, Magoichi, Osaka. Window glass. 120 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. GROUP 48. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) Onishi Yo, Gifu-Ken. Stove screens. Teshigawara Goshi Kwaisha, Gifu-Ken. Stove screens. GROUP 49. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) Aida, Takijiro, Tokio. Lanterns. Goto, Yonetaro, Gifu-Ken. Fancy lan- terns. Idzumi, Zenhichi, Gifu-Ken. Fancy lanterns. Komatsu, Isuke, Osaka. Lanterns. Matsuki, Bunkio, Kobe. Lamp shade and lamp. Miyata, Totaro, Yokohama. Lanterns. Nakamura, Genzo, Nagoya. Lanterns, Nakai & Co., Kobe. Lamp shades. Ozeki, Jihichi, Gifu-Ken. Fancy lanterns. Suzuki, Tormatsu, Nagoya. Lanterns. Takei, Sukeyemon, The Representative of Takei Paper Co., Gifu-Ken. Fancy lanterns. Tanaka, Seikichi, Tokio. Lamp shades. Teshigawara Goshi Kwaisha, Gifu-Ken. Fancy lanterns, lamp shades. Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. Lamps. GROUP 51. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) Meiko Sha, Tokio, Heddles. GROUP 52. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) Higuchi, Bunsuke, Kyoto. Gold threads. Kanazawa Dyed Stuff Exhibitors' Ass'n, Kanazawa. Textile fabrics dyed. GROUP 54- (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) Anahara, Masakichi, Tochigi-Ken. Cot- ton crape. Aoki, Seizo, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton crape. Asada, Tokuhei, Osaka Fu. Cotton yarn. Chikusa, Yasubei, Osaka. Cotton crape dyed. Cotton Crape Manufacturers' Ass'n, Yamaguchi-Ken. "Iwakuni," cotton crape. Daito, Kamekichi, The Representative of Otani Fabric Factory, Shiga-Ken. Crapes. Fujiki, Kaichiro, Tokio. Cotton crape. Fukui, Sahei, Tokushima-Ken. Imita- tion flannel. Haniu, Chokichi, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton crape. Hibino & Co., Nagoya. Cotton fabric printed. Hirooka, Isuke, Tokio. Cotton crape. Horikawa, Shinzaburo, Kyoto. Cottor fabrics dyed. Ichida, Yejito, Representative of Mura Cotton Threads Factory, Osaka. Cot ton threads. Idzumo Cotton Crape Mfrs. Ass'n, Toti tori-Ken. Cotton crape, glazed. 1 Inaoka & Co., Hyogo-Ken. Towels. Inouye, Tsunejiro, Osaka. C o 1 1 01 threads, net cord. Inouye, Yoshibei, Kyoto. Painted cot ton fabric. Ishii, Katsujiro, Osaka. Towels, luchi, Kamejiro, Tokushima-Ken. Cot ton imitation flannel. Ishikawa, Seiyemon, Yokohama. Cottoi crape. Ishikawa, Sadakichi, Tochigi Ken. Cot ton crape. Ito, Chiubei, Osaka. Cotton crape. Iwaita, Genzo, Tochigi-Ken. Cotto; crape. Iwashita, Zenshichiro, Tochigi-Ken. Cot ton crape. lyo Imitation Flannel Mfrs. Ass'n, Ye hime-Ken. Imitation flannel. 1 Kawashima, Keijiro, Osaka. Towels, j Kawashima, Kiubei, Tochigi-Ken. Cott ton crape. ( Kishu Imitation Flannel Mfrs. Ass'r Wakayama-Ken. Imitation flannel. ■ Mikawa, Teijiro, Tokushima-Ken. Cotto! fabric. Mima, Giichiro, Tokushima-Ken. Imita tion flannel. Motojima, Zensaku, Tochigi-Ken. Col ton crape. Mayeda, Kaneshichi, Tokio. Cotto fabric. Nishimura, Kinjiro, Osaka. Cotto crape, mi.xed cotton fabric. Nihon Katazome Kwaisha, Shidzuok: Ken. Cotton fabric, printed. Daiichi Imitation Flannel Mfr. Co., Ws kayama-Ken. Imitation flannel. Nomura, Rihei. Osaka. Cotton crape. Osaka Kitakawachigun Fabric Mfr Ass'n, Osaka. Towels, cotton crape Saito, Jiuzo, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton crap' Sakurai, Shinroku, Tochigi-Ken. Cotto crape, printed. Sano Fabric Mfrs. Ass'n, Tochigi-Kci Cotton crape. Sekiguchi, Tetsujiro, Tokio. Cotton U brie, printed. Shinkawa Fabric Mfr. Co., Toyama-Kei Cotton fabric, glazed. Sudo, Nihei, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton crap JAPAN. 121 ikaishi, Sosuke, Tokushima-Ken. Cot- ton fabric. akashima Cotton Crape and Imitation Flannel Mfrs. Ass'n, Shiga-Ken. Cot- ton crape. ini, Otoshiro, Yokohama. Cotton fa- brics glazed and painted. Dkushima Seikisha, Tokushima Ken. Cotton fabric. Dkushima Fabric Mfr. Co., Tokushima- Ken. Imitation flannel. Dnobori, Yoshibei, Kyoto. Cotton fa- bric. iuji, Toyohei, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton fabric, figured. yeno, Shinyemon, Shiga-Ken. Cotton crape. mibe, Tashiro, Tokushima-Ken. Cot- ton fabric. agi, Fukumatsu, Osaka. Towels, amazaki, Wahichi, Tokio. Cotton fa- bric, painted. asuda, Genzo, Tochigi-Ken. Cotton crape. GROUP 55. installed in Palace of Manufactures.) sahi Co., Kyoto. Table and household linens. okkaido Flax Co., Hokkaido. Canvas, linen and flax fabrics. vata, Toyoo, Yokohama. Handker- chiefs. ara Hemp Fabric Exhibitors' Ass'n, Nara-Ken. Handerchiefs. mi Hemp Manufacturers' Ass'n, Shiga- Ken. Stufif for foreign dress. ano, Kashichi, Representative of Nano- fukurogumi Co., Tokio. Bags. hibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. Hand- kerchiefs and shawls. hidzuoka-Ken "Kuzu" Fabric Exhibi- tors' Ass'n, Shidzuoka-Ken. Fabric of fibre of Kuzu. akemura, Ito, Yokohama. Handker- chiefs, collars and cuffs. ormosan Government. Grass Fibre, grass fabric. (Installed in Japanese section, Palace of Agriculture.) GROUP 56. [nstalled in Palace of Manufactures.) orikawa, Shinzaburo, Kioto. Painted muslin, painted muslin table cloth and curtain. yoto Dyers' Association, Kyoto. Mus- lin, painted. gihara, Kunizo, Tokio-Fu. Muslin, painted. Osaka Muslin Yuzen Painters' Ass'n, Osaka. Muslin, painted. Tanioka, Kintaro, Tokio-Fu. Muslin, painted. GROUP 57. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) RAW SILK. Akamatsu, Uhei, Yehime-Ken. Raw silk. Asahi Silk Mfr. Co., Miyagi-Ken. Raw silk. Asano, Toyozo, representative of Toku- shinsha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Atako Silk Mfr. Co., Shidzuoka-Ken. Raw silk. Choshin Silk Mfr. Co., Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Fujikawa Bros., Hokkaido. Raw silk. Gisaisha, Yamaguchi-Ken. Raw silk. Government Sericultural Institute, Tokio. Gunje Silk Mfr. Co., Kyoto-Fu. Raw silk. Hakkwaku-Kwaisha, Hyogo-Ken. Raw silk. Hakusei-Kwan, Fukushiman-Ken. Raw silk. Hama, Hachitaro, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Hasegawa, Gosaburo, Yamagata-Ken. Raw silk. Hattori, Tominosuke, Representative of Hakusei Sha, Miye-Ken. Raw silk. Hayashi, Seikichi, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Hayashi, Seihei, Representative of Hay- ashi Gunii, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Higami-Kyodosha, Hyogo-Ken. Raw silk. Higo Silk Mfr. Co., Kumamoto-Ken. Raw silk. Hikisa Silk Mfr. Co., Shidzuoka-Ken. Raw silk. Hirata Ryozen Kabushiki Kwaisha, Shi- mane-Ken. Raw silk. Hisui-Sha, Shimane Ken. Raw silk. Hochu Silk Mfr. Co., Oita Ken. Raw silk. Hodono, Sobei, Yehime-Ken. Raw silk. Hon Rokkosha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Inuishi, Toshichi, Kyoto-Fu. Raw silk. lohara Silk Mfr. Co., Shidzuoka-Ken. Raw silk. Ishioka Silk Factory, Ibaraki-Ken. Raw silk. Ito, Kozayemon, Miye-Ken. Raw silk. Ito, Sentaro, Shidzuoka-Ken. Raw silk. Ito, Yojiro, Gifu-Ken. Raw silk. Ito Silk Mfr. Co., Wakayama-Ken. Raw silk. Iwakuni Silk Manufacturing Co., Yama- guchi-Ken. Raw silk. 122 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. lyo Shirataki Silk Mfr. Co., Yehime-Ken. Raw silk. Josui-Sha, Tokio-Fu. Raw silk. Junsui-Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Kageyu, Jinshiro, Aichi-Ken. Raw silk. Kagoshima Ken Jusansha, Kagoshima- Ken. Raw silk. Kaimei-Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Kaishin-Kwaisha, Saitama-Ken. Raw silk. Kaisho-Kwaisha, Gifu-Ken. Raw silk. Kamo Silk Mfg. Co., Gifu-Ken. Raw silk. Kanamori, Kichijiro, Gifu-Ken. Raw silk. Kanrakusha, Gumma-Ken. Raw silk. Kasawara, Fusakichi, Representative of Riujo Kwan, Nogano-Ken. Raw silk. Katakura, Kanetaro, Representative of Katakura Gumu, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Katakura, Kiubei, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Katagiri, Ryoya, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Kato, Genji, Yokohama. Katsuno Co., Gifu-Ken. Raw silk. Kazama Silk Factory, Yamanashi-Ken Raw silk. Kisennuma Silk Mfg. Co., Miyagi-Ken. Raw silk. Kimpo-Sha, Yamanashi Ken. Raw silk. Kobayashi, Shinzaburo, Representative of Koyo Kwan, Yamanashi-Ken. Raw silk. Konan Sha, Yamanashi-Ken. Raw silk. Kono & Co., Yehime-Ken. Raw silk, Kosan Sha, Hyogo-Ken. Raw silk. Kosei Sha, Yamanashi-Ken. Raw silk. Kubota, Ryotaro, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Kubota Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Kumagaye Silk Mfg. Co., Saitama-Ken. Raw silk. Kumamoto Silk Mfg. Co., Kumamoto- Ken. Raw silk. Kusaka, Yasuzayemon, Hyogo-Ken. Raw silk. Kwansai Silk Manufacturing Co., Miye- Ken. Raw silk. Kyodo Kiito Nitsukuri Sho, Fukushima- Ken. Raw silk. Kyoto Silk Mfg. Co., Kyoto. Raw silk. Maki, Shinschichi, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Maki, Mosuke, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Matsuoka, Keiji, Miyagi-Ken. Raw silk. Matsumoto, Kyozo, Shimane-Ken. Raw silk. Mikawa Silk Mfg. Co., Aichi-Ken. Raw silk. Mimasaka Silk Mfg. Co., Okayama-Ken. Raw silk. Mitsui, Nihei, Representative of Haw- waku Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Miura Silk Factory, Yamagata-Ken. Raw silk. Miyakonojo Silk Mfg. Co., Miyasaki Ken. Raw silk. Miyasaki Silk Mfg. Co., Miyasaki-Ken. Raw silk. Miyauchi Silk Mfg. Co., Yamagata Ken.' Raw silk. Mochitsuki, Heitaro, Shidzuoka-Ken., Raw silk. _ _ ; Maruyama, Koichiro, Representative Yo-' nezawa Silk Mfg. Co., Yamagata-Kenl Raw silk. Morii, Kiichiro, Kyoto. Ribbon. Nagaoka, Manpei, Representative of Shi- nyo Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. ) Namikawa, Rijiro, Shimane-Ken. Rawi silk. ; Nanpo-Kwan, Oita-Ken. Raw silk. Niwa, Taichiro, Miye-Ken. Raw silk. Nomura, Itaro, Representative of San- ren Sha, Aichi-Ken. Raw silk. Ochi Silk Mfr. Co., Kochi-Ken. Raw silk. Oguchi, Yoshishige, Nagano-Ken, Repre- sentative of Oguchi Gumi. Raw silk. , Oguchi, Murakakichi, Nagano Ken. Raw silk. Obama Silk Mfg. Co., Fukui-Ken. Okatani Silk Mfg. Co., Nagano-Ken. Rav,' silk. Omi Silk Mfg. Co., Shiga-Ken. Raw silk Omi Hara Silk Factory, Shiga Ken. Rav silk. Ono, Kyosuke, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk Osu Silk Mfg. Co., Yehime-Ken. Rav silk. Ozawa, Fukutaro, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk Rokkosha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Rokumonsen Goshi Kwaisha, Nagano Ken. Raw silk. Ryou Silk Mfe. Co., Yamagata-Ken. Rav silk. Ryokaku, Shonai, Representative o Tnmioka-Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Rav silk. Ryoseisha, Fukushima-Ken. Raw silk. Saitama Silk Mfg. Co., Saitama-Ken. Rav silk. Sakai Silk Mfg. Co., Tottori-Ken. Ra\ silk. Sakura Silk Mfg. Co., Okayama-Ker Raw silk. Sanin Silk Mfg. Co., Tottori-Ken. Ra\ silk. Sano Silk Factory, Miyagi-Ken. Rav silk. Sansei Company, Fukushima-Ken. Rav silk. Sanriusha. Aichi-Ken. Raw silk. Sanyen Floss Silk Mfrs. Ass'n, Aichi Ken. Floss silk. Sarashina Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. JAPAN. 12a yagawa Silk Factory, Aichi-Ken. Raw silk. ishi Kosui Goshi Kwaisha, Gunma Ken. Raw silk. ki, Gosuke, Representative of the To- yeisha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. kikawa, Sozaburo, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. limodate Silk Mfg. Co., Ibaraki-Ken. Raw silk. limonida She, Gunma-Ken. Raw silk, inkai, Sukeroku, Representative of Ya- wata Silk Factory, Yamanashi-Ken. Raw silk. linsei Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk, liraishi Seishikigyo Kwaisha, Miyagi- Ken. Raw silk. lojo Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk, loyo Ken, Nagano Ken. Raw silk, lummei Goshi Kwaisha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. [k Conditioning House, Tokio. zuki, Jinkichi, Proprietor Yoneya Silk Factory. Miyagi-Ken. Raw silk. lisei Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk, ikashashi, Magota, Representative of Nagai Giimi, Yamagata-Ken. Raw silk. akanabe Silk Mfg. Co., Miyazaki Ken. Raw silk. akaoka Silk Mfg. Co., Miye-Ken. Raw silk. ikei, Torataro, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk, mabe, Shujiro, Representative of Bokiijo Sha, Gifti-Ken. Raw silk. inaka, Seibei, Gifu-Ken. Raw silk, ase, Kamegoro, Yamagata-Ken. Raw silk. ase, Kichiroji, Yamagata-Ken. Raw silk. enryu Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk, enyu Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk, ogunsha, Yamagata-Ken. Raw silk, ohokusha. Fukushima-Ken. Raw silk, okosha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk, ome Silk Mfg. Co., Miyagi-Ken. Raw silk. sukahara, Soyemon. Yamagata-Ken. Raw silk. suyama Silk Mfg. Co., Okayama-Ken. Raw silk. yehara, Ichijiro, Representative of S. Aishin Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. kita, Sahei, Okayama-Ken. Raw silk, npin Sanshi Mfg. Co., Fukui Ken. Raw silk. sui Sha, Gunma Ken. Raw silk, tsunomiya Silk Mfg. Co., Tochigi-Ken. Raw silk. zen Hokkosha, Yamagata-Ken. silk. Raw 'akao, Ikuzo, Yokohama. Raw silk. Watanabe, Rokumatsu, Representative of Nagaoka Silk Mfg. Co., Niigata- Ken. Raw silk. Watanabe, Motonosuke, Representative of Watanabe Silk Factory, Nagano- Ken. Raw silk. Watanabe, Tatsuji, Yamagata-Ken. Raw silk. Yajima Gumi, Yamanashi-Ken. Raw silk. Yajima, Seijiro, Representative of Yejima Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Yamada, Shiu, Fukushima-Ken, Raw silk. Yamaguchi, Goro, Shidzuoka-Ken. Raw silk. Yamanashi Silk Mfg. Co., Yamanashi- Ken. Raw silk. Yazaki, Genzo, Representative of Shinki Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Yawata Silk Mfg. Co., Shiga-Ken. Raw silk. Yetsuyo Kwan, Niigata-Ken. Raw silk. Yoda, Sajihei, Representative of Jonan Sha, Shidzuoka-Ken. Raw silk. Yoda Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Yoko Sanshi Kabushiki Kwaisha, Na- gano-Ken. Raw silk. Yokosuka Silk Mfg. Co., Shidzuoka. Raw silk. Yonago Silk Mfg. Co., Tottori-Ken. Raw silk. Yonezawa Silk Mfg. Co., Yamagata-Ken. Raw silk. Yoshida, Yesuke, Saitama-Ken. Raw silk. Yoshizawa, Itaro, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Yoshizawa, Sadajiro, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Yumei Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Zenshin Sha, Kanagawa. Raw silk. Zuishin Kwan, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. Zuiho Sha, Nagano-Ken. Raw silk. SILK FABRICS. Aikawa, Denichiro, Yamanashi-Ken. Kaiki silk. Amano, Isuke, Gifu-Ken. Figured silk crape. Asano, Shinzaburo, Gifu-Ken. Figured silk crape. Date, Toraichi, Kioto. Brocade. Fujisaki, Saburosuke, Sendai. Handker- chiefs of silk. Fukui Silk Fabrics Ass'n, Fukii-Ken.. Silk fabrics. Fukushima-Ken Silk Fabric Ass'n, Fu- kushima-Ken. Silk fabrics. Fukushima-Ken Kogyo Shiken-Jo, Fu- kushima-Ken. Silk fabrics. Fukuwara, Unosuke, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. Gifu Silk Fabric Co., Gifu-Ken. Silk fabrics. 124 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Gosen Silk Fabric Co., Niigata-Ken. Silk fabrics. Habutai Goshi Kwaisha, Yamagata-Ken. Silk fabrics. Hakata Fabric Manufacturing Ass'n., Fukuoka Ken. Silk fabrics. Hamami, Richichi, Kyoto. Silk crape. Hattori, Yoyemon, Nagoya. Dyed silk. Hattori, Magobei, Nagoya. Dyed silk. Hisajima, Seikichi, Yamanashi-Ken. Silk fabric. Hirooka, Ihei, Kyoto. Dress, silk fa- brics. Ichikawa, Kumajiro, Yamanashi-Ken. Silk fabric. lida, Shinhichi, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. Inada, Uhachi, Kyoto. Black satin. Inagaki, Kakikichi, Representative of the Inagaki Gomei Kwaisha, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. Inouye, Rikizo, Kyoto. Specimens silk fabrics. Inouye, Ichiro, Representative of Kitat- suru "Kaiki" Fabric Mfr. Ass'n, Ya- manashi-Ken. Ishikawa-Ken Export Silk Manufactur- ing Ass'n, Kanazawa.- Silk fabrics. Ito, Chiubei, Osaka. Silk fabrics. Ito Silk Weaving Co., Nagoya. Figured silk. Iwamoto, Ryosuke, Tochigi-Ken. Figured silk. Kagami, Goyemon, Yamanashi Ken. Fabric for umbrella. Kahata, Mansuke, Kayetsu-Machi, Kyoto. Silk crape. Kamimura, Jokin, Niigata-Ken. Silk fa- bric. Kamiyama, Kiichiro, Yokohama. Silk fabrics. Kaneda, Chiubei, Kyoto. Damask, bro- cade. Kav^^amoto, Shobei, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. Kawashima, Jinbei, Kyoto. Brocade in frames, silk fabrics. Kawashima, Chojiuro, Tochigi-Ken. Da- mask, silk fabric. Kayanuma, Kunihei, Yamanashi Ken. Lining. Kimura, Tosuke, Osaka Branch Office, Osaka. Gold brocades. Kimura, Asahichi, Tochigi-Ken. Figured silk. Kiriu Mfrs. Ass'n, Gunma-Ken. Silk fa- brics. Kitahama, Sanjiuro, Yokohama. Silk fa- bric. Kitaichi Company, Yokohama. Silk fa- brio. Kobayashi, Shinhichi, Kyoto-Fu. Silk fabrics. Kobayashi, Kiichi, Nagasaki-Ken. Silk fabrics. Kono Gomei Kwaisha, Yehime-Ken. Silk fabrics. Kotsuna, Tsunejiro, Yokohama. Silk fabric. Kurokawa, Rikimatsu, Osaka. Habitual painted. ! Kunijima, Chisuke, Tochigi-Ken. Fig-. ured fabric. Kutsumidzu, Seijiro, Shiga-Ken. Crape.' Kutsumidzu, Bunjiro, Shiga-Ken. Crape.i Kyoto Fabric Mfg. Co., Kyoto. Silk; fabrics. ; Kyoto Dyer's Ass'n., Kioto. Silk fabrics. Makita, Kichiichiro, Yamanashi-Ken.' Lining fabric. Matsumura, Jinyemon, Kyoto. Silk mus-{ lin. I Matsumura, Yoshimatsu, Yokohama. Silk! fabrics. i Minakanishi, Yeizaburo, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. Miyagiken Habutae Ass'n., Miyagiken. Nagano-Ken Export Silk Fabric Mfrs Ass'n, Nagano-Ken. Twilled habutai Nagase, Masajiro, Gifu-Ken. Figured silk. Nagoya Kokusan Shibori Shoko Dogyo Kumiai, Nagoya. Dyed fabric, tabk cloth. I Nakamura, Hanbei, Kyoto. Brocade, silk; fabric. 1 Nakazawa, Rihachi, Kyoto. Silk fabricJ Nihon Katazome Kwaisha, Shidzuoka Ken. Silk fabric. Nishikawa, Kobei, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. Nishimura, Jihei, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. Nishimura, Kinjiro, Osaka. Silk fabric Ofuji Co.. Kyoto-Fu. Silk fabric. Ogawa, Sakuhei, Representative of Ha machirinien jMfrs. Ass'n, Shiga-Ken Crape. Okajima, Chinsuke, Tochigiken. Osachi, Kisaku, Kobe. Saito, Soichi, Yamagata-Ken. Silk fabrics Sawada, Ryotaro, Aichi-Ken. Silk fabric Sawamura, Tahichi, Kyoto. Crape. Seki, Shinpei, Niigata-Ken. Silk fabrics Sekine, Torakichi, Tokio. Dress fabrics Shibata, Genzayemon, Shiga,Ken. Fig ured crape. Shimamura, Zensuke, Kyoto. Painted fig ured crape. Shimidzu, Jiunzo, Niigata-Ken. Sill fabrics. Shimoshiro, Yaichiro, Representative o Isezaki Fabric Manufacturers' Ass r Gunma-Ken. Silk fabrics. Suganuma, Kunihei, Yamanashi-Ken Lining. Sugawa, Kiyoshi, Yokohama. Sil fabrics. Suya, Kiuhei, Kobe. Silk fabrics. JAPAN. 125 uzuki, Toyosuke, Yokohama. Silk fabric. akagi, Mankichi, Nagoya, Representa- tive of Takagi and Co. Dyed fabric. akaha, Fujio, Kobe, Representative of Nozawa & Co. Silk fabrics, akada Co., Kyoto. Silk fabrics, akahashi, Keitaro, Gifu-Ken. Figured crape. akata Silk Fabric Co., Niigata Ken. akayama, Yosakichi, Kyoto. Painted fabrics. akeda, Kihei, Nagoya. Silk fabrics, ango Chirimen Yoshagun Orimono, Kenkiujo, Kyoto-Fu. Crape, okamachi Fabric Mfrs. Ass'n, Niigata- Ken. .Silk and satin fabrics, omita, Usaburo, Kyoto. Silk fabrics, omita, Daijiro, Nagoya. Silk fabrics, omojima, Kiujiro, Gifu-Ken. Silk hand- kerchiefs. oyama-Ken Export Silk Fabric Mfrs. Ass'n, Toyama-Ken. Silk fabric, oyotama Fabric Mfg. Co., Tokio. Fabric for umbrellas. yeno, Shinyemon, Shiga-Ken. Crape painted. no, Kosaburo, Kyoto. Silk fabrics, shida, Goro, Yamanashi-Ken. Silk fabrics. fzen Habutai Mfrs. Ass'n, Yamagata- Ken. Silk fabric. amamoto, Isakichi, Yokohama. Silk fabrics. amanaka, Genhichi, Aichi-Ken. Silk fabric. asuda, Genzo, Tochigi-Ken. Silk fabric, oshida, Kamejiu, Tokio-Fu. Silk bags, ui Co., Fukushima-Ken. Silk fabric. SILK THREAD. uji Boseki Kubushiki, Tokio. Spun silk thread. [enshi Boseki Kabushiki Kwaisha, Ky- oto. Spun silk. lachida, Tokunosuke, Tokio. Silk thread. ishida, Kahei, Tokio. Silk thread, thread of weaving velvet. emoto, Sensuke, Tokio. Silk thread for embroidery. ABRICS OF SILK MIXED WITH COTTON OR WOOL. arnabe, Gihachiro, Kyoto. Silk cur- tains. washita, Zenshichiro, Tochigi-Ken. Silk fabrics. lurasakino Fabric Mfg. Co., Kyoto. Satin for dress. 'kuno, Takejiro, Kyoto. Silk and cotton fabrics. Orimono Kenkiu Jo, Kyoto. Silk fabrics. Osachi, Kisaku, Kobe. Silk fabrics. Sowa, Kaichiro, Tokio. Silk and satin fabrics. Sagami Kogyo Co., Kanagawa-Ken. Silk fabrics. Tonobori, Yoshibei, Kyoto. Fabrics. Tukui, Heiyemon, Yokohama. Silk fa- brics interwoven with lace, silk and ' cotton fabrics. HANDKERCHIEF, ETC. Fujiki, Kaichiro, Tokio. Handkerchiefs of silk. Hisada, Izayemon, Nagoya. Silk table cloth, shawl, etc. Hisajima, Bunhachi, Nagasaki-Ken. Kato Genji, Yokohama. Handkerchiefs. Kataniwa, Torakichi, Tokio. Kawamura, Yahei, Nagoya, Handker- chiefs. Kawashima, Jnibei, Kioto. Oishi Takichi, Sendai. Cacoon bags of strong paper. Tanaka, Tomikichi, Kioto. Handker- chief. Tomoshima, Kinjiro, Gifu-Ken. Shawl. GROUP 58. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) HAND EMBROIDERY. LACES AND TRIMMINGS. Aoki, Hachiyemon, Shiga-Ken. Asai, Rihachi, Nagoya. Benten Goshi Kwaisha, Kyoto. Fukui, Genjiro, Yokohama. Fukunaga, Tohei, Tokushima-Ken. Fuma, Kanjiro, Kobe. Fujiki, Kaichiro, Tokio. Fujikake, Yosayemon, Tokio. Girls Industrial Institute, Tokio. Em- broidery. Hachikawa, Unosuke, Osaka. Hasegawa, Shozo, Toyama-Ken. Hashimoto, Yoshitsugu, Yokohama. Hayakawa, Tamasaku, Yokohama. Iwata, Toyoo, Yokohama. lida, Shinschichi, Kyoto. Imamura, Hanzaburo, Nagasaki. Iwata, Toyoo, Yokohama. Kajimoto, Keikichi, Kobe. Kanamaru & Co., Niigata-Ken. Kanazawa, Kamekichi, Osaka. Kataniwa, Torakichi, Osaka. Kenazawa Shi Shishiu St. Louis Shuppin Kumiai. Ishikawa-Ken. Kataniwa, Torakichi. Tokio. Kawashima, Jinbei, Kyoto. Kataoka, Fuyukichi, Ibaraki-Ken. Kawaguchi, Bunzayemon, Nagoya. Kitahama, Sanjiuro, Yokohama. 126 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Kitaoka Gennosuke, Tomikoji, Kyoto. Komaki, Bunjiro, Yokohama. Embroi- dery. Kori Kiutaro, Tokushima-Ken. Kawashima Jinbei, Kyoto. Maeda, Yoshihiro, Kobe. Matsuoka, Kinschichi, Kobe. Midzutani, Tetsuzo, Nagoya. Miyata, Totaro, Yokohama. Mori, Fuki, Gojo-Machi, Nagoya. Murata, Tokumatsu, Osaka. Miyata, Totaro, Yokohama. Momonoi, Tatsuo. Yokohama. Nakanishi, Gihei, Tokio. Nemoto, Sensuke, Tokio. Nishimura, Soyayemon, Kyoto. Nishida, Kahei, Tokio. Tape. Nishiha, Yoichiro, Kobe. Nishikawa, Genjiro, Kyoto. Tassels. Okanishi, Katsuzo, Kobe. Osachi, Kisaku, Kobe. Handkerchiefs, shirts, shawls. Shibata, Keijiro, Niigata-Ken. Lace and embroidery. Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. Shawls. Sowa Kaichiro, Tokio. Lace. Sata Keijiro, Nagoya. Saito Kotaro, Nagoya. Sakai Hanbei, Nagoya. Shibata Matakichi, Yokohama. Shiozaki, Yushichi, Kobe. Shiozaki, Yosaburo, Kobe. Shibata, Matakichi, Kobe. Shiino, Shobei, Yokohama. Sugawa, Kiyoshi, Yokohama. Suya, Chojiro, Yokohama. Suya, Kiuhei. Kobe. Suzuki, Kojiro, Tokio. Sato, Sentaro, Yokohama. Shibabayashi, Sotaro, Osaka. Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. Sowa, Kaichiro, Tokio. Tomojima, Kiujiro, Gifu-Ken. Crape shawl. Takahashi, Kansaku, Yokohama. Takemura, Ito, Yokohama. Tanaka, Rishichi, Kyoto. Tanaka, Seishichi, Kyoto. Torii, Chiyomatsu, Yokohama. Takagi, Fukujiro, Kyoto. Tanaka, Seishichi, Kyoto. Torii, Chiyomatsu, Yokohama. Yamamoto, Naojiro, Yokohama. Yamamoto, Schichijiro, Nagoya. Yamanaka, Shigejiro, Representative of the Yamanaka Shokwai, O.saka. Yegami, Sadajiro, Nagasaki. Yomamoto, Kenjiro, Nagoya. Embroi- dery. GROUP 59- (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) Arakawa, Masujiro, Kyoto. Dress. Hakata, Fabric Association, Fukuoka- Kee. Fabric for vest. Hattori Youyemon, Nagoya, Aichi-Ken. Dyed fabric. ; lijima, Yeitaro, Yokohama. Night gown; of Habutai. Ishikawa, Seiyemon, Yokohama. Night gown of silk and cotton. Iwata, Toyoo, Yokohama. Ladies' gown. lida, Shinschichi, Kyoto. Men's and la- dies' suit. Kato, Genji, Yokohama. Gown. Kitahama, Sanjiuro, Yokohama. Dresses. Kouno, Nisaburo, Representative of Takuo Shokwai, Osaka. Waterproof fabrics for ladies' and men's coats, tents, etc. Matsumoto, Akitsu, Osaka. Full dress of officials, of the "Shinnin" rank, hat, sword. Mogi, Yosuhei, Yokohama. Gown and shawl. Okabe, Kikutaro, Yokohama. Dresses. Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. Silk dress i and gown. Shibata, Otokichi, Kobe. Full dress. ! Suya, Kiubei, Kobe. Dresses, nighty gowns. Tani, Otoshiro, Yokohama. Dresses, night gown. Yano, Ushioto, Representative of Nippon Waterproof Fabric Co., Osaka. Water- proof overcoats. Yamazaki, Suyekichi, Tokio. Full dress of officials of the "Chokunin" rank, full dress of the masters of ceremony of the Japanese Imperial Household. GROUP 60. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) Formosa Hat Manufacturing Co., For- mosa. Hats. ( Installed in Japanese section, Palace of Agriculture.) Fujikawa, Ruizo, Formosa. Hats. (In- stalled in Japanese section, Palace of Agriculture.) Goto, Takejiro, Tokio. Deer skin leather. Hashimoto, Kanejiro, Osaka. White leather and deer skin leather. Hirata, Tsuneiiro, Tokio. Belt. Ishida, Kamekichi, Osaka. Various skins of dyed leather. Katagi, Tokumatsu, Hyogoken. Leather. Kobayashi, Tobei, Tokio. Painted leather. Kogo, Tetsujiro, Tokio. Painted leather. Kumagave, Taijiro, Tokio. Leather. Kumagaye, Uhachi, Tokio. Painted leather. JAPAN. 127 [obayashi, Ryonosuke, Tokio. Cuff and collar cases, belt and painted leather. ;omaki, Bunjiro, Yokohama. Hair pins, card cases. umagaye, Uhachi, Tokio. Belts, latsugane, Shinjiro, Tokio. Painted and lacquered leather. [atsushita, Kumatsuchi, Hokkaido. Bed spread, seal boa. [ayeda, Shichisaburo, Hyogoken. White leather. ozawa & Co., Kobe. Leather, umada, Yukichi, Osaka. Painted leather, gaki, Isaburo, Hyogoken. Leather, no, Yasujii, Hyogoken. Leather, limidzu, Kisuke, Tokio. Painted leather. aiko Hat and Matting Manufacturing Co., Formosa. Hats. (Installed in Jap- anese section. Palace of Agriculture.) akei, Masaji, Formosa. Hats. (In- stalled in Japanese section, Palace of Agriculture.) raku, Ushichiro, Hyogoken. Leather. GROUP 6i. installed in Palace of Manufactures.) STRAW AND SHAVING BRAIDS. aba, Banzo, Representative of Seisan Hanbei Kobai Kumiai. Straw braid, tiikami, Kokiu, Kochi-Ken. Braids of shaving and straw. aber and Voight Co., Kobe. Straw braid. ujii, Nakaichi, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw braid. ujii, Kinzaburo, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw. braid. ujii, Yaoji, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw braid. eisi Mugiwara Sanada Kojo, Kochi- Ken. Straw braids. amatani Boshi Kwaisha, Osaka. Felt hats. anabusa, Rakutaro, Kochi-Ken. Straw braid. abusa, Sakaye, Kochi-Ken. Straw braid, anabusa, Tadaichi, Kochi-Ken. Straw braid. attori, Youemon, Nagoya. Straw braid, arata, Inosuke, Representative of Okay- ama-Ken. Straw Braid Mfg. Ass'n. Shaving and straw braid, specimens ol glass. ceda, Takuzo, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw braid. shizaka. Seishiro, Kumamoto-Ken. Straw braid. 0, Asagoro. Aichi-Ken. Shaving and straw braid. Kaishogumi & Co., Kobe. Straw and shaving braids. Kano, Tatsuzo, Hyogoken. Straw and shaving braids. Komiya, Hachirobei, Yamanashi-Ken. Shaving braids. Kojima, Nagakiyo, Kobe. Shaving braids. Kobe Straw Braid Ass'n., Kobe. Shav- ing and straw braids. Kochiken Straw Braid Ass'n., Kochi-Ken. Shaving and straw braids. Kimura, Hatsuzo, Kobe. Shaving and straw braids. Kagawa-Ken Straw Braid Mfrs. Ass'n, Kagawa-Ken. Straw braid. Kamekawa, Chiukichi, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw braid. Kamihara, Kotaro, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw braid. Katagiri, Kamakichi, Aichi-Ken. Straw and shaving braid. Kishida, Makitaro, Hiroshima-Ken. Strav/ braid. Kitsu, Keijiro, Miye-Ken. Straw and shaving braids. Kochi-Ken Mugiwarasanada Mohan Kojo, Kochi-Ken. Braids. Koidzumi, Seizaburo, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw braid. Kone, Masakichi, Kochi-Ken. Braids. Koyama, Zentaro, Okayama-Ken. Shav- ing braid. Kuruyama, Minekichi, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw braid. Kuruyama, Iwakichi, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw braid. Maki, Katsutaro, Hiroshima-Ken. Braids. Braids. Mayeta. Yoneichiro, Kochi-Ken. Braids. Mori, Sakaye, Kichi-Ken. Braids. Miyake, Tamizo, Kobe. Straw and shav- ing braids. Nagai, Matsuyemon, Representative of the Kai-Ken Straw Braid Ass'n, Kochi- Ken. Braids. Nishiyama, Masujiro, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw braid. Numakura, Kogoro, Tokio. Karakuss. Nozawa & Co., Kobe. Shaving braids. Ogata, Yoshisuke, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw braid. Ogata, Magoyemon, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw braid. Okito, Kotaro, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw braid. Okutani, Shobei, Osaka-Fu. Braids. Okutsu, Fukumatsu, Yokohama. Shaving braid. Okazaki, Kiutaro, Kochi-Ken. Straw braid. Oshiwo, Kaichiro, Hiros him a-K e n. Straw braids. 128 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Otaira, Motosaburo, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw braid. Onishi, Yo, Gifu-Ken. Fans. Osaka Dansen Seizo Goshi Kwaisha, Osaka. Fans. Sakamoto, Josaku, Kochi-Ken. Straw braids. Sakata, Okizo, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw braid. Shimoda, Kozo, Kumamoto-Ken. Straw braid. Soga, Rikichi, Kochi-Ken. Braids. Sugano, Shinsaku, Toyama-Ken. Shav- ing braid. Shinkingumi Co., Kobe. Straw and shav- ing braids. Takabuchi, Yaichiro, Kobe. Straw and shaving braids. Tanaka, Toichiro, Nagasaki-Ken. Straw braids. Tachibana Gun Straw and Shaving Braid Ass'n, Kanagawa-Ken. Shaving braid. Tanabe, Ichiji, Kochi-Ken. Braids. Teikoku Seibo Kabushiki Kwaisha, Shi- zuoka-Ken. Hats. Tokio-Fu Yebara Gun Straw Braid Ass'n. Braids. Torikai, H i k o t a r o, Kanagawa-Ken. Braids. Uyemura Shosuke, Osaka. Artificial flow- ers. Uta Hikosaburo, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw braid. Yamada Nizo, Aichi-Ken. Braids. Yamaguchi Heisaburo, Yokohama. Shaving braid. Yamashita Tomekichi, Hiroshima-Ken. Straw braid. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. Asai, Sekisei, Tokio. Artificial flowers, brooches. Kamimura, Shosuke, Osaka. Artificial flowers. Kyoto Joshi Shugei Gakko, Kyoto. Artificial flowers. Misaki, Seitaro, Kyoto. Artificial flowers. Miwa, Zenbei, Tokio. Artificial flowers. Mori, Kichi, Tokio. Artificial flowers. Suzuki, Kojiro, Tokio. Artificial flowers. Yamada, Kiujiro, Representative of Osaka. Artificial Flower Traders Ass'n, Osaka. Artificial flowers. Yamanaka & Company, Osaka. Artificial flowers. FANS. Dansen Seizo Kumiai, Miye-Ken. Fans. Fujiki, Kaichiro, Tokio. Fans. Hirano Kiugoro, Kyoto. Folding fans. Goto, Yonetaro, Gifu-Ken. Fans. Idzumi, Zenshichi, Gifu-Ken. Fans. Iho, Jiutaro, Shiga-Ken. Fans. Inagaki, Masahichi Osaka. Folding fans. Inouye, Mohei, Representative of the Na- goya Ogi Boj-eki Gumi. Xagoya. Fold- ing fans. I Ishizumi, Kisaburo, Kyota. Fans. i Kans, Rioken, Nagoya. Folding fans. Kato, Chohei, Gifu-Ken. Fans. j Kato, Yoshitaro, Nagoya. Folding fans.i Komaki, Bunjiro, Yokohama. Fans. \ Mayeda, Yoshiro, Kobe. Fans. Marugame Dansen Goshi Kwaisha, Ka-: gawa-Ken. Fans. i Matsuyoshi, Kahei, Osaka. Fans. Miyata, Totaro, Yokohama. Folding! fans. Murakami, Atsushi, Kyoto. Foldingi fans. Nakamura, Genzo, Nagoya. Foldingi fans. Suzuki, Kojiro, Tokio. Fans and folding fans. [ Sakata, Bunsuke, Kyoto. Fans. Sensu, Shokwai, Kyoto. Folding fane. Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. Fans, i Shibata, Matakichi, Kobe. Fans. Suya, Kiuhei, Kobe. Fans. Tanaka, Seikichi, Tokio. Fans. ^ Takei Shirui Goshi Kwaisha, Gifu-Ken. Fans, I Teshigawara & Co., Gifu-Ken. Fans. Yoshii Moyem.on, Osaka. Fans. ' PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS, i Gifu-Ken Karakasa Kumiai, Gifu-Ken Umbrellas. Goto, Yonetaro, Fifu-Ken. Parasols. Hayashida, Shiunzo, Nagasaki-Ken. Um- brellas. Igarashi, Katsutaro, Tokio. UmbrellJ handles. Inouye, Sen, Osaka. Umbrellas, sticks and handles. Ishiwara, Yeitaro, Kyoto. Parasols. Kojima, Kanshichi, Yokohama. Umbrel-: las. Machida, Kiukichi, Nagasaki-Ken. Um brellas. Matsuyoshi, Kahei, Osaka. Parasols. Minagawa, Yoshizo, Tokio. Umbrellas sticks and handles. Nakai, Shoten, Kobe. Parasols. Nakamura, Sosuke, Tokio. Umbrell: handles. Nakao, Ihei, Osaka. Parasols, stovt screen. Osawa, Kametaro, Yokohama. Parasoh nnibi'ellas. Sakamoto, Tomoshichi, Tokio. Umbrel las. sticks. Sanuki Seisan Dogyo Kumiai, Kagaw Ken. Parasols. JAPAN. 129 namoto, Fukumatsu, Osaka. Umbrella landles and sticks. kebe, Junoz, Kobe. Parasols, shigawara & Co., Gifu-Ken. Parasols. SHIRTS AND NECKTIES, akawa, Masujiro, Kyoto. Cravats, ahi Goshi Kwaisha, Kyoto. Neckties, akawa, Masujiro, Kyoto. Belt, jioka. Gen, Osaka. Knitted stuff, jio, Suyeji, Representative of the Fu- jiyama Shokwai, Hyogo-Ken. But- tons. ittori, Youemon, Nagoya. Necktie, rata, Tsunejiro, Tokio. Neckties, imi, Sakichi, Osaka. Stockings, gloves, neckties, tassel. likawa, Seiyemon, Yokohama. Shirts, collar and cuffs. ihia, Yeitaro, Yokohama. Silk stock- ngs. shirts, etc. ;da, Chimataro, Osaka. Cotton knitted underclothing. ;da, Yonekichi, Kyoto. Silk knitted underclothing. 3uye, Ginnosuke, Kyotto. Knitted undershirts. Ishii, Katsujiro, Osaka. Knitted under- shirts. Iwata, Toyoo, Yokohama. Ladies' and men's stockings and underwear. Kawai, Tomiya, Osaka. Shirts. Mori, Kichiro, Kyoto. Belts. Morimoto, Seibei, Osaka. Knitted un- derwear and shirts. Nakagawa, Sataro, Kyoto. Cotton un- derwear and stockings. Nagano, Mototare, Tokio. Sleeve but- tons, brooches. Shibata, Matakichi, Yokohama. Shirts, etc. Sakurai, Yeizo, Tokio. Sleeve buttons and pins. Sugawa, Kiyoshi, Yokohama. Linen neckties, collars and suffs, insertion. Takemura, Ito, Yokohama. Collars and cuffs. Tani, Otoshiro, Yokohama. Jackets and shirts. Waida, Kaichi, Osaka. Cotton crape shirts. Yagi, Fukumatsu, Osaka. Summer and winter underwear. 130 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. ITALY. LOCATION: GROUPS 30, 31, 39. 45 (part), and 47 INSTALLED IN PALACE! OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. GROUPS 33, 37, 43, 45 (part), 54, 55, 56, 57, 58 and 61 INSTALLED IN PALACE! OF MANUFACTURES. GROUP 60 INSTALLED IN PALACE OF LIBERAL ARTS. Silver and Goldsmith's Ware, Stained Glass, Statuary. GROUP 30. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) Bernasconi, Luigi, Milano. Enameled work and silverware. De Angelis, Sabatino & Son, Naples. Silver vases. De Bernardi, Italo, Milano. Enameled work miniatures and jewelry. De Simoni, Salvatore, Napoli. Silver- ware. Fasoli, Federigo, Rome. Gold and sil- verware. Galuzzi, Giulio, Casalmaggiore, Cremona. Gold-plated articles. GROUP 31. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) Arrighi & Co., Florence. Jewelry. Bevegni, Francesco, Genoa. Filigree of silver. Bianchi, Fabio, Florence. Artistic jew- elrv. Bordini, Giuseppe, Florence. Etruscan jewelry, jewelrv and mosaics. Borelli &" Vitelli, Torre del Greco. Jewelr}^ and corals. Brizzi, Antonio, Florence. Jewelry. Buti Brothers, Florence. Jewelry. Candiani, Napoleone, Venice. Jewelry. Capuano & Brothers, Torre del Greco. Jewelry and corals. Coppini "Brothers, Florence. Jewelry, mosaics. De Caro, Antonio, Naples. Jewelry, corals, cameos. De Dilectis, M. and Co., Torre del Greco. Jewelry. Dolcetti, F. E., Venice. Jewelry, mosa- ics and miniatures. Errico Brothers, Naples. Jewelry, corals; and cameos. Ferrante, Gennaro, Naples. Tortoise shells. Fiorentino, Luigi, Florence. Jewelry andj mosaics. Franco & Paglierini, Venice. Jewelry and mosaics. Gagliardi, Giovanni, Torre del Greco.J Jewelry in coral. i Gamba, Enrico, Turin. Mosaics andj jewelry. I Jacoangeli, G. M., Naples. Designs and models. in wax for jewelry. ' Jacola, Gennaro, Roma. Jewelry, cor-i als, mosaics. Jesurum, Salviati, Venice. Jewelry, mo- saics, marbles. Knigth, S. M., Naples. Jewelry. Labriola, Felice, Naples. Corals, jew- elry, mosaics, cameos. Lamponi, A. & Son, Florence. Jewelry. Lauteri, Cesira, Naples. Jewelry, lava and tortoise sliell. Marroncini, Armando, Florence. Jew- elry and mosaics. Masetti Fedi, Giuseppe, Florence. Jew- elry and medals. Masnata, Raffaele, Genoa. Filigree 01 silver. Miranda, Vincenzo, Naples. Jewelry. Montini, Antonio, Naples. Jewelry, cor- als, mosaics, filigree. Morgera, Cesare, Naples. Jewelry, cor als, cameos. Mosaic Manufacturing Co., Florence. Jewelry, mosaics, tallies. Mosini, Mauro, Milan. Silver and jew- elry. Palagi, Luigi, Florence. Mosaics. Palma, Tobia, Naples. Jewelry, corals cameos and mosaics. ITALY. 131 joletti, Angiolo, Florence. Jewelry and mosaics. irodi, Nicolo, Genoa. Jewelry and fili- gree. jsaresi, Angiolo, Florence. Jewelry and mosaics. :trilli, C. & Co., Florence. Jewelry, scione, Michele, Naples. Jewelry in coral and cameos. )llastro, Luigi, Genoa. Filigree of sil- ver and gold. atesi, Francesco, Florence. Jewelry, naldini, Enrico, Florence. Jewelry and mosaics. isso, Pasquale, Naples. Jewelry in coral, mosaics. pio, Domenico, Naples. Jewelry, tor- toise shell and corals. rabia, Giuseppe, Milan. Jewelry, cor- als, cameos, mosaics. rafini. Carlo, Florence. Jewelry, /elli, Egisto, Genoa. Filigree, mosa- ics and miniatures. irrentino, Vincenzo, Torre del Greco. Jewelry, corals, tortoise shell and mosaics. izzichino, Giovanni, Milan. Jewelry, mosaics, cameos. irchi, Vittorio, Florence. Jewelry. ;rlizzo, Pasquale, Naples. Jewelry, :orals. cameos, mosaics. :stolini, Marco, Venice. Jewelry, mo- saics. )ledo, Matteo, Naples. Jewelry, corals and cameos. )ledo, Salvatore, Naples. Jewelry, cor- dis and cameos. jolini, Giovanni, Florence. Jewelry, mosaics and silverware. :neziani & Coppini, Florence. Jew- elry, mosaics and silverware. 11a, Benvenuto, Milan. Jewelry and silverware. eiss & Serafina, Florence. Mosaics. ghis, Angelo, Venice. Venitian ar- ticles. GROUP 33. istalled in Palace of Manufactures.) idreini, Ferdinando, Florence. Work n marble. dreoni, S., Rome. Work in marble ^nd alabaster. rsanti, Ditta, Lucca. Reproduction of Pompeian table in marble. ttelli. RafFaele, Pietrasanta. Work in narble. zzanti, Pietro & Sons, Florence. 'tatuary, busts, mosaics and alabaster. • pni, Rodolfo, Volterra. Work in 'abasler. Chiurazzi, Gennaro, & Son, Naples. Reproductions in bronze and marble. CiuUini, Eugenio, Florence. Work in marble. Dalio, Domenico, Venice. Metal articles. De Albertis, Edoardo, Genoa. Artistic marbles and bronzes. Errico, Salvatore, & Son, Naples. Ar- tistic reproductions. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) Fasoli, Giulio, Rome. Marbles. Frilli, Antonio, Florence. Marbles, sculptures. Guerri, Pietro, Florence. Fountains and other works in marble. Lagana, Giovanni, Naples. Reproduc- tions of modern works of art. Lagnoni, Bizzeti, Florence. Bronzes. Lamponi, A., & Bros., Florence. Sculp- tures in marble. Lapini, E. C, & Sons, Florence. Work in alabaster and marble. Lazzarini Pietro, Carrara. Marble stat- ues. Maccaferri, Raffaello & Sons, Isola Pre- doso. Wrought iron. Mazzuccotelli, A., & Co., Milan. Wrought iron. Montelatici, Giuseppe, Florence. Mar- ble, mosaics, bronzes and terra cotta. Munaretti, Emanuele, Venice. Bronzes. Olivotti, A., & Co., Florence. Marbles, alabaster, bronzes and artistic fur- niture. Paradiso, Angelo, Acireale. Wrought- iron gate. Petrilli, Aristide, Florence. Marbles, alabaster, bronzes and terra cotta. Pochini, Galileo, Florence. Statuary and busts in marble. Pugi, J., & G. Bros., Florence. Statues, busts and groups in marble. Renda, Giuseppe, Naples. Bronzes. Romanelli & Sons, Florence. Works in alabaster and marble. Rossi Ciampolini, Ottaviano, Pisa. Statues and other marble work. Rovini, Gaetano, Volterra. Work in marble and alabaster. Vannetti, Angelo, Florence. Reproduc- tions of statuary. Vannetti, Cesiano, Leghorn. Reproduc- tions in alabaster and marble. Varlese, Gioachino, Naples. Marble busts. Vichi, Ferdinando, Florence. Works in marble. Weis, Alessandro, Florence. Marble and alabaster. 132 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. GROUP 37. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) Bagarotto, Luigi, Venice. Hand carv- ings and furniture. Balducci, Flavio, Florence. Florentine frames and carved wood. Baracchi, Alfredo, Florence. Decorative panels, hand-carved furniture. Barni & Bros., Seveso S. Pietro. Artis- tic furniture. Battacchi, Giuseppe, Florence. Hand- carved furniture. Battista, Francesco, Naples. Furniture. Berardi, Giovanni, Florence. H a n d- carved furniture. Besana, A., Meda. Hand-carved fur- niture. Bessi, Giovanni, Prato. Hand-carved furniture. Calabrese, Stefano, Naples. Hand-carved desks in wood. Candiani, Napoleone, Venice. Furniture. Caponetti, Antonio. Naples. Furniture. Cheloni, Angelo, Florence. Hand-carved furniture. Ciardi, Martino, Prato. Hand-carved furniture. Cipriani, Guglielmo, Monza. Carved steel safe. Cristaldi, Grassi, Catania. Cases for jewelry and documents. Cozzo, Giovanni, Aquila. Hand-carved wood furniture. Cutler & Girard, Florence. Furniture and carved wood. De Luna Brothers, Naples. Furniture and ceramics. De Vecchi, A. C, Milan. Furniture. Flaibani, Antonio, Venice. Furniture. Fontana, Luigi, Milan. Furniture, deco- rative glasses and crystals. Franco & Paglierini, Venice. Furniture. Gargiulo, Ferdinando, Sorrento. Hand- carved wood. Gaudenzi & Grazioli, Milan. Hand- carved furniture. Givonetti, Giuseppe, Turin. Furniture. Guindani, Adolfo, Cremona. H a n d- carved furniture. Laparola, Vincenzo, Palermo. Fur- niture. Magni, Luigi, Florence. Hand-carved furniture and frames. Manzoni, Oreste, Milano. Carved work and frames. Metti, Raimondo, Florence. Works of industrial art. Modigliani, Corinna, Rome. Decorative painting on velvet. Modigliani, Olga, Rome. Decorative painting on velvet. Montanelli, Egidio, Ponte Buggianese. Hand-carved cabinets. Pizzati, Giuseppe, Vicenza. Hand-carved furniture. Reali, Nicola, Tolentino. Safes in wood. Ricceri, Carlo, Florence. Hand-carved 1 furniture. Rossi, Giuseppe, Venice. Furniture and , carvings. ! Salvini, Giovanni, Turin. Hand-carved ■ safe. Tappari, Pietro, Florence. Decorative paintings, carved wood and frames. ; paintings in parchment. Valenza, Michele, Caltanisetta. Locks, 1 padlocks and safe. Vannucchi, Rodolfo, Florence. Hand- ] carved furniture. I GROUP 39. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) Toso Borella, Francesco, Murano. Deco- rative glasses, enamels. GROUP 43. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.),' Ferrari, Vittorio, Milan. Tapestry;: artistic fabrics for furniture; imita- tion antique and special fabrics for' modern decorative art. Smith, Lyle, Ethle. Hand-made em- broideries. Opificio, Serico S. Leucio, Naples. Fab- rics for upholstery. Opifizio, di S. Michele, Rome. Tapestry. Pasquina, Giuseppe, Turin, Brocaded velvets and other fabrics. Pasta, Eligio, Milan. Tapestry. Paterno Albani, Margherita, Palermo Tapestry embroidered in silk. Pergola, Telemaco, Milan. Imitation tapestry. GROUP 45. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) Appiani, Graziano, Treviso. Enameled tiles. Artistic Neapolitan Ceramics, Naples. Ceramics, terra cotta and vases. Beggiolini, Giuseppe, Treviso. Cera- mics, busts, vases. Cacciapuote, Guglielmo, Naples. Artis- tic majolica. Cellai & Dini, Florence. Artistic terra- cotta. D'Amato, Edoardo, Naples. Majolica and ceramics. Martini, Ceramic, Palermo. Ceramics. ITALY. 133 idazzarella, Bernardino, Naples. Ma- jolica and creamics. ylolaroni & Co., Pesaro. Majolica. 'riori, Pietro, Cremona. Ceramics. Jalvini & Co., Florence. Artistic pot- tery. lebellini, Isidoro, Trevise. Ceramics. /ivante, Giacomo, Murano. Ceramics, majolica ware. The following Exhibits in Group 45 re installed in the Palace of Manufac- ures: ^vila, Altoviti, Florence. Works in terra cotta. i'ontebuoni Manufacturing Co., Flor- ence. Ceramics. ndustrial Manufacturing Co., Sesto Fiorentino. Ceramics. talian Ceramic Co., Laveno. Ceramics and porcelains. igna Manufacturing Co., Florence. Artistic pottery. GROUP 47. Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) alviati & Co., Venice. Glassware, plain and enameled, monumental mosaics. olei & Hebert & Co., Genoa. Artistic glasses. GROUP 54. Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) laprotti, Bernardo, Ponte Albiate, Milan. Threads of cotton. 'otonificio, Bergamasco, Bergamo. Threads of cotton. ■respi, Benigno, Milan. Threads of cot- ton. asano & Bros., Chieri (Turin). Pro- ducts of cotton. ianoli & Bros., Vigevano. Products of cotton. [efti Leghler & Co., Ponte S. Pietro (Bergamo). Threads of cotton. offman, Turin. Cotton products, lalian Manufacturing Co., Milan. Printed cotton fabrics. euman M., Turin. Threads of cotton. :uggiani Co., Intra (Novara). Threads , of cotton. etri Bertini & Co., Lucca. Sewing thread. ontecorvo, Pellegrino, Pisa. Cotton i products. GROUP 55. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) Hemp Rope Manufacturing Co., Bo- logna. Hemp ropes. Ramaglia, Salvatore, Naples. Raw hemp and combed. Roi, Giuseppe, Vicenza. Fabrics of hemp and raw hemp. GROUP 56. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) CipoUa, Felice & Sons, Chieti. Threaded wool. Del Brun, Giacomo, Schio (Vicenza). Wool and blanket manufactures. GROUP 57. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) Ardizzoni, Luigi, Genoa. Velvets. Association of Industry and Commerce of Silk in Italy, Milan. Threads of silk. Association for Cultivating Worm Seeds, Milan. Silks. Banfi, Bernardo & Lorenzo, Milan. Threads of silk. Benini & Co., Milan. Silk manufactures. Bernasconi, Cernobbio. Silk manufac- tures. Bosone, Carlo, Milan. Spun silk. Boutet Bros. & Co., Milan. Spun silk. Broggi, Brambilla & Co., Como. Silk. Canetta & Co., Como. Silks. Carcano & Co., Como. Silks. Carfagna, Pacifico, Tolcntino. Raw silk. Caradini, M., & Co., Milan. Spun silk. Casnaghi, Carlo, Como. Silks. Clerici Braghenti's Manufacturing Co., Como. Silks. Colombo, Siro, Milan Spun silk. Cova, Emilio, Milan. Spun silk. Cramer, A., & Co., Milan. Spun silk. De Andreis, Carlo, Milan. Spun silk. Dendi, Pietro, Montevarchi. Silk. Dolora, A., Como. Silks. Dozzio, Giovanni & Sons, Milan. Threads of silk. Dubini, C, & Bros., Milan. Threads of silk. Fanaroli, Giuseppe, Milan. Threads of silk. Faure, B., Como. Silks. Ferraris, Paolo, Turin. Shawls, handker- chiefs. Finzi, Rcdaelli, & Co., Lecco. Silks. Flora, M., & Co., Milan. Threads of silk. Fossato, A., & Sons, Como. Silks. 134 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Frizzi, A., & Co., Milan. Threads of silk. Gadda, G., & Co., Milan. Threads of silk. Gavagni, Egidio, & Pio, Milan. Silks. Gerli, Carlo, Milan. Threads of silk. Ghidini, Guglielmo, & Successors, Turin. Silk manufactured. Graziani, Zntonio, Milan. Threads of silk. Marchetti, Carlo, Milan. Threads of silk. Mariton & Ginolhio, Bergamo. Threads of silk. Marinelli, Giovanni, Como. Silks. Oriani, Milan. Threads of silk. Pedroni & Son, Milan. Threads of silk. Pera, Sigismondo, Milan. Threads of silk. Rebuglio, Attilio, Cremona. Raw silk. Semenza, A., & Co., Milan. Threads of silk. Society for Spinning Silk Floss, Milan. Spun silk yarns. Society for the Seasoning and Tasting of Silk Goods, ]\Iilan. Threads of silk. Spasciani, C, Milan. Threads of silk. Stucchi, Edoardo, Como. Silks. GROUP 58. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) Aemilia Ars Co-operative Co., Bologna. Laces. (Installed in Palace of Liberal Arts.) Amari, Carolina, Trespiano. Artistic embroidery. Benguiat, David, Rome. Old laces. Biraghi, Bruno, & Biraghi, Genoa. Church embroideries, church ornaments and other religious articles. Campodonico, Vittorio, Rapallo. Lace curtains, table cloths and other lace.e^ De Capitani, Antonio, Milan. Embroid' eries and furniture for religious pur poses. ; Galli, Luigi, Florence. Hand-made laceji and shawls. Galli, Paolina, Florence. Hand-made: laces. Melville & Ziffer, Venice. Embroideries' laces. Navone, Francesco, Florence. Handj made laces, curtains. | Rasponi, Spalletti, Rome. Lace curtains' table cloths, laces. GROUP 60. (Installed in Palace of Liberal Arts.) Bertes, Cesare, Portoferraio. Boots anc shoes. Giordano, Francesco, Palermo. Boots. ; Forgione, Frank, Palermo. Boots. GROUP 61. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) , Ripamonte, Rinaldo, & Co., Milan. Knit! ted hosiery in silk. ' Tale, Ettore, Gallarate. Shawls and scar in wool. INDIA. 135 INDIA. LOCATION: EAST INDIA PAVILION. Goldsmith's Work, Carvings, Rugs, Etc. GROUP 29. rdeshir & Co., Bombay. Side arms, humgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Side arms. GROUP 30. rdeshir & Co., Bombay. Gold and silversmiths' work. humgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Gold and silversmiths' work. GROUP 31. rdeshir & Co., Bombay. Jewelry, humgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Jew- elry. GROUP 34. rdeshir & Co., Bombay. Carved and ivory inlaid fancy boxes, etc. humgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Carved and ivory inlaid fancy boxes, etc. GROUP 36. >rdeshir & Co., Bombay. Toys, humgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Toys. GROUP 38. .rdeshir & Co., Bombay. Sideboards, book cases, tables, stands, desks, cab- inets, chairs, settees, couches, etc. humgara & Co., F. P., Bombay.* Side- boards, book cases, tables, stands, desks, cabinets, chairs, settees, couches, etc. GROUP 43. Ardeshir & Co., Bombay. Rugs, carpets and matting. Bhumgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Rugs, carpets and matting. GROUP 44. Ardeshir & Co., Bombay. Canopies, cur- tains, hangings of cloth. Bhumgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Cano- pies, curtains and hangings of cloth. GROUP 45. Ardeshir & Co., Bombay. Ceramics. Bhumgara & Co., Bombay. Ceramics. GROUP 5.5- Gourepore Co., Calcutta. Jute and jute fabrics. GROUP 58. Ardeshir & Co., Bombay. Embroideries made by hand on cotton, wool, silk and satin with silk, cotton, gold and silver threads. Bhumgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Em- broideries made by hand on cotton, wool, silk and satin with silk, cotton, gold and silver threads. GROUP 61. Ardeshir & Co., Bombay. Fans and hand screens. Bhumgara & Co., F. P., Bombay. Fans and hand screens. 136 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. MEXICO. LOCATION: PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. BLOCKS 36, 37 AND 39. AISLES II, 12, D, AND E. Stationery, Basket Work, Palm Weaving. GROUP 28. Cabrera, Jose, Guadalajara, Jal. Blank books. Goyri, Francisco, Xalapa, Ver. Cards. Kaiser, Juan, San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Blank books. Lions y Cia, H. (Padre), Mexico, D. F. Blank books. Munguia e Hijos Sues, P., Mexico, D. F. Playing-card. GROUP 29. Aragon y Hermano, Hermenegildo, Ejutla, Oax. Arms. Gobierno del Estado de Michoacan, Morelia, Mich. Swords. Ramirez Amulfo, Ejutla, Gro. Sabre. GROUP 32. Penitenciaria del Estado de Puebla, Piiebla, Pueb. Artistic watch. GROUP 33- Mex. Escuela Correccional, Toluca, Shield. Fundicion Nacional de Artilleria, Mexico, D. F. Foundry works. (Installed in Mexican Section, Transportation Pal- ace.) GROUP 34. Ayuntamiento de Tecali, Tecali, Pueb. Woven palm. Ayuntamiento de Tequixquiapan, Tequix- quiapan, Quero. Articles in basket or wicker work, furniture. Banuelas, Pablo, Zacatecas, Zac. Hamper. Bojorges, Andres, Texcoco, Mex. Basket. Comision del Estado Para la Exposicion, San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Horn goods. Ferreira, Ricardo, Hermosillo, Son. Brooms. Flores, Agustin, Toluca, Mex. A lady's work box. Garcia, Severiano, Zacatecas, Zac. Bas- kets. Gines, Donaciano, Tenoxtitlan, Pueb. Woven pahn. Gobierno del Estado de San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Brushes. Jefatura Politica de Valladolid, Valla- dolid, Yuc. Hamper. Jefe Politico de Atlixco, Atlixco, Pueb. Broom. Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. Articles in woven palm. Manrique, Antonio, Texcoco, Mex. Bas- ket. Mendez, Guillermo, Chimecatitlan, Pueb.] Woven palm. Montano, Jose, Tenango, Mex. Lady's' work box. Padilla, Tomas, San Francisco del Rin- con, Gto. Willow works. Penitenciaria del Estado, Monterrey, N. L. Baskets. Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. Jeweler's box, basket. Perez, Felipe de J., Puebla, Pueb. Leather fraine. Perez, Jesus J., Uruapan, Mich. Lacquer works. Peralta, Jesus, Tepexi, Pueb. Horse hair goods. Presidente Auxiliar de Cosahuautla, Coasahuautla, Pueb. Basket. Presidente Auxiliar de Miniapa, Miniapa, Pueb. Woven palm. Presidente Auxiliar de Nopala, Nopala, Pueb. Woven palm. Presidente Auxiliar de Tecali, Tecali, Pueb. Woven palm. Presidente Auxiliar de Tehuixtla, Te- huixtla, Pueb. Small brush. Presidente Municipal de Chimecatitlan, Chimecatitlan, Chimecatitlan, Pueb. Horse-iiair works. Presidente Municipal de Huatlatlauca, Huatlatlauca, l^uob. Baskets. Presidente Auxiliar de Huitziltepec, Huitziltcpcc, Pueh. Woven palm. MEXICO. 137 residente Auxiliar de San Jose de Gra- cia, San Jose de Gracia, Puebla. Woven palm. residente Municipal de Tlacualpan, Tlacualpan, Pueb. Woven palm, ildivar, Domingo, Tula, Pueb. Woven palm. ilencia Luis, Matamoros, Pueb. An- phor. ildes Bernardino, Chalco, Mex. Bas- ket. m Gehren, Edmundo, Zacatecas, Zac. Willow trunk, rattan furniture baskets. GROUP 35. tita Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. Trunks. nitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. Burnished box. iceo, Luis, Mexico, D. F. Anphor. GROUP 37. ita Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. sculptures in wood. iman, Manuel, Puebla, Pueb. Onyx [oods for decorations. GROUP 38. cuela de Artes y Oficios, Toluca, Mex. Furniture. vito y Fernandez, Puebla, Pueb. Uetal bed. uchiya, K., Mexico, D. F. Furniture. nitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. J^urniture. ejo, Guillermo, Mexico, D. F. Table. ina, Jorge y Cia, San Luis Potosi, S. — P. Furniture. GROUP 39. Uandini, Claudio, Mexico, D. F. Ar- istic glass works. GROUP 40. atura Politica de Maxcanu, Maxcanu, L uc. Crown. GROUP 41. ejo, Guillermo, Mexico, D. F. Safe. GROUP 43. brica "La Constancia," S. A., Durango, ^go. Carpets. Jrica de Tejidos de Lana de San Idefonso, S. A., Tlalnepantla. Woolen arpets. (Installed in Mexican Pa- ilion.) riedas, Felipe, San Luis Potosi, S. L. / Carpets. «er, Valentin, Aguascalientes, Agts. -arpets, rugs. GROUP 44. Fabrica "La Paz," S. A., Chihuahua, Chih. Comforters, quilts. Pellandini, Claudio, Mexico, D. F. Mir- rors in frames. Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. Articles for beds. Sanchez Fabio y Francisco Fernandez del Castillo, Mexico, D. F. Curtain. Unna y Cia, Jorge, San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Articles for beds. Zertuche, Perpetua Gonzalez Vda. de, Saltillo, Coah. Coverlet. GROUP 45. Ayuntamiento de Ocoyoacac, Ocoyoacac, Mex. Bricks. Ayuntamiento de San Juan del Rio, San Juan del Rio, Qro. Bricks. Calderon, Manuel R., Toluca, Mex. Ar- ticles in clay. Compania Ladrillera "Union," S. A., ^Monterrey, N. L. Bricks. Compania de Xico y Anexas, Chalco, Mex. Bricks. Chateaumorand, Enrique, Puebla, Pueb. China pots. Espinosa, Luis, Zumpango, Mex. Bricks. Fabrica de Ladrillos y Tejas, S. A., Merida, Yuc. Mosaics. Farias Heraclio, Guadalajara, Jal. Fig- ures in clay. Gobierno del Estado de Tlaxcala, Tlax- cala, Tlax. Figures in clay. Gomez, M., Zumpango, Mex. Bricks. Hernandez y Jimeno, Guadalajara, Jal. Mosaics. Jefatura Politica de Tixkokob, Tixkokob, Yuc. Articles in clay. Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. Figures in china and clay. Quintana, Hermanos, Mexico, D. F. Artistic tiles. (Installed in Mexican Pavilion.) Robles, Jose, Oaxaca, Oax. Figures in clay. Ruiz, Maximiano, Azompa, Oax. Fig- ures in clay. Silva, Joaquin, Toluca, Mex. Mouldings in clay. Urquiza, Francisco, Hacienda de Jurica, Quero. Bricks. GROUP 46. Silva, Joaquin, Toluca, Mex. Clay cess- pool. GROUP 47. Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. Articles in crystal. II 138 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. GROUP 48- Berbeyer, Clemente H., Mexico, D. F. Braziers. . t 1 -r. Collignon, Julio, Guadalajara, Jal. Bronze valves and cocks. . Compania Cervecera Toluca y Mexico, S \ Toluca, Mex. Glass bottles, (in- stalled in Mexican section, Palace of Agriculture). . Compania Industrial Mexicana, Chihua- hua, Chih. Stoves and valves. Diaz Rubin y Canet, Puebla, Pueb. Waste wool. GROUP 52. Mowatt & Grandison Hijos, Oaxaca, Oax. Yarn. x, t. X7 Munoz, Jose, Texmelucan, Pueb. Yarn. Portilla Viuda de, Leon, Gto. ^^frn. Schulte, Carlos, Colima, Col. Yarn, wickins GROUP 54- Aguirre, Domingo G., Tepic, Tep. Cot- ton cloth. , Arellano y Cia, Alberto. Cotton belts. Avila Refugio, Cholula, Pueb. Cotton cloth. ^ . ^ r^^. Barron Forbes y Cia, Tepic, Tep. Cot- ton cloth. v„i.,„, Brest Viuda de Manuel, Josefina, Xalapa, Ver. Cotton cloth. Carballo, Magdaleno, Zacatlan, Pueb. Cotton cloth. Claucuilo, Miguel, Cholula, Pueb. Cot- ton cloth. , ^ J 1 • c Compania Industrial de Guadalajara, b. A.. Guadalajara, Jal. Cotton cloth. Compania Industrial "La Virgen S. A., Taximaroa, Mich. Cotton cloth. Compania Industrial Manufacturera, b A Mexico, D. F. Cotton cloth. Compania Industrial de Orizaba, S. A., Orizaba Ver. Cotton fabrics. Compania Industrial de San Antonio Abad y Anexas, S. A., Mexico, U. 1*. Cotton cloth. Compania Industrial SaltiUera, Saltillo, Coah. Cotton cloth. Compania Industrial Veracruzana, b. A., Santa Rosa, Necoxtla, Ver. Cotton Conde!'M. M., Tlaxcala, Tlax. Cotton cloth. r-. ii Espinosa, Antonio, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton Galindo, Genaro, Oaxacac, Oax. Cotton Garcia,' Augustin, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton shawls. Garcia, Telesforo, Oaxaca, Oax. Cotton cloth. Cott( Cott< Cott(i Quel Gobierno del Estado de Durango, Durai go, Dgo. Cotton spun. Gavito, Leopoldo, Panzacola, Pueb. Co ton cloth. Gomez, Conde y Hermanos, Qumtr Puebla, Pueb. Cotton cloth. '. Hernandez, Vicente, Oaxaca, Oax. Co ton cloths. , T, u n Hernandez, Ignacio, Athxco, Pueb. Coi ton cloths. ■ Hernandez, Juan, Oaxaca, Oax. Cottc belt. ^ r^ r Hernandez, Vicente, Oaxaca, Oax. Lc ton cloth. ^. T n/r • 1, Hurtado, Espinosa y Cia, L., Mexico, 1 F. Cotton cloths. , Jefe Politico de Atlixco, Athxco, Pue Cotton shawls. .„ , , „ Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pue Cotton cloths, belts. Lopez, Marcelo, Oaxaca, Oax. blankets. Lopez, Miguel, Oaxaca, Oax. shawl. Luis, Jose E., Villa Alta, Oax. napkins. Maciel, Marcelino, Queretaro, Cotton cloths. . ; Martinez, Arauna Francisco, Tepexi c| Rio. Hidgo. Cotton cloths. j Martinez, Daniel, Oaxaca, Oax. Cottij shawl. Martinez, Juan, Oaxaca, Oax. Cott Menchaca, Jose M., Santiago Ixcuint Tep. -Cotton cloths. _ Mowatt y Grandison Hijos, Oaxaca, U. Cotton cloths. Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pu. Cotton cloths. Perez, Antonio, Cholula, Pueb. blanket. Pliego, Hermanos, Lerma, Mex. cloths. Portilla Viuda de., Leon, Gto. cloths. Ramirez, Juan, Oaxaca, Oax. cloths. Rivero, V. Sues, Monterrey, N. 1- ton cloths, blankets. Sanchez, Louis, Oaxaca, Oax. cloths. Santos, Miguel, Zacatlan, Pueb. cloths. Schulte, Carlos, Colima, Col. cloths. Sociedad, Anonima. Tlaxcala, Skeins, cotton cloths. Soto, Gabriel, Zacatlan, Pueb. cloths. ^, , , p,,, Torres, Tello Manuel, Cholula, i'u Cotton cloth. Cott' Cottj Cott, Cotti c. Cott; Cott: Cott Tl! Cott MEXICO. 139 GROUP 55- untamiento de San Juan del Rio, San uan del Rio, Qro. Cords. ellano y Cia, Alberto, Mexico, D. F. allien belts. mpania Limitada Manufacturera de I'ute de "Santa Gertrudis," Orizaba, /er. Jute goods. mpania Industrial "La Aurora," S. A., \Iexico, D. F. Jute goods. mpania Industrial "La Virgen," S. A., rajimaroa, Mich. Linen and cotton loths interwoven, linen cloths, linen nd tlax tow. iz, Trujillo Pascual, Toluca, Mex. Zords. brica "La Industrial," S. A., Merida, l'uc. Ropes, cables, henequen cloths. brica, "La Covadonga," Guadalajara al. Cloths and goods in ixtle. bierno del Estado de San Luis Potosi, ian Luis Potosi. Cordage goods. rrera, Amado, Villa Alta, Oax. Ham- nock in ixtle. atura Politica de Tixkokob, Tixkokob, i:'uc. Hammock in henequen. atura Politica de Motul, Motul, Yuc. ienequen goods. ;to, Tirso Julian, Jocotitlan, Mex. lordage. litenciaria "Juarez," Merida, Yuc. lenequen hammock. •agoza, Santos, Tlalnepantla, Mex. xtle goods. GROUP 56. untamiento de Chiautla, Chiautla, Jex. Blanket. ;llano y Cia, Alberto, Mexico, D. F. Voolen belts. :aza, Mariano, Xalapa, Ver. Blankets. rnu, Pedro, Aguascalientes, Agts. ^^assimeres, blankets. ron, Reyes M., Aguascalientes, Agtes. ^assimeres. carnacion, Maria, Atoyatempan, Pueb. Uankets. 3rica de Tejidos de Lana de San Idefonso, S. A., Tlalnepantla. Cash- leres, woolen blankets, coats. (In- tajled in Mexican Pavilion.) Jrica "La Constancia," S. A., Durango, )go. Cassimeres, shawls, blankets. irica "La Primavera," Chalchihuites, ■ ac. Blankets. cia, Martin, Tulancingo, Hdgo. llankets. Dierno del Estado de Tlaxcala, Tlax- ala, Tlax. Blankets. izalez, Diego, Cholula, Pueb. Cassi- leres. ! Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. Blankets. Lion, Eugenia Viuda de Emery, Agua- scalientes, Agts. Blankets. Moreno, Pedro, Chilapa, Gro. Shawls. Muriedas, Felipe, San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Cassimeres, shawls, blankets. Presidente Municipal de Mixtla, Mixtla, Pueb. Blankets. Rueda, Florencia, Cholula, Pueb. Cassi- meres. Stiker, Valentin, Aguascalientes, Agts. Cassimeres. Teresa, Viuda de Pelaez, Luisa de, Tu- lancingo, Hidgo. Cassimeres. GROUP 57. Diaz, Serapio, Guadalajara, Jal. Shawls. Escuela de Sericicultura, Tenancingo, Mex. Matted hair silk. Gomez y Cia, Manuel, San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Silk shawls. Jaspeado, Ruperto, Texcoco, Mex. Matted hair silk. Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. Silk shawls. Robledo e Hijos, Francisco A., San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Silk shawls. Rodriguez, Pascual, Leon, Gto. Silk and cotton shawl interwoven. GROUP 58. Acosta, Amada, Hermosillo, Son. Towels. Acuna, Maria, Hermosillo, Son. Em- broidered cushions. Aguirre, Ana M., Puebla, Pueb. Em- broidered handkerchief holder. Anaya, Ernestina, Hermosillo, Son. Watch pouch embroidery. Aranda, Leonarda, Mexico, D. F. Passa- menterie. Aranda, Viuda de Gutierrez, Dolores, Mexico, D. F. Embroidery in hair. Arroyo, Ernestina, Mexico, D. F. Em- broidery. Arroyo, Tecla, Mexico, D. F. Lace handkerchief. Avila, Josefina, Hermosillo, Son. Em- broidered cushion. Ayon, Jesus, Hermosilli, Son. Em- broidered dresser. Barragan, Maria, Hermosillo, Son. Drawn work towel. Bernal, Catalina, Hermosillo, Son. Em- broidered whiskholder. Capistrain y Castro, Leonor, Xalapa, Ver. Embroidered paper holder. Carrera, Domitila, Oaxaca, Oax. Em- broidered handkerchief. Castillo, Maria, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- broidered cushion cover. 140 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Coblentz, Silvano, Mexico, D. F. Em- broidered handkerchiefs. Compania Industrial "El Salvador," S. A., Mexico, D. F. Sewing thread. Contreras, Luz, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- broidered cravat, handkerchiefs. Corona, Aguirre Luisa, Xalapa, Ver. Em- broidered handkerchiefs. Cuellar, Rebeca, Xalapa, Ver. Collars in drawn work. Cuevas, Edelmira, Oaxaca, Oax. Em- broidered handkerchiefs. Chavez, Maria, Mexico, D. F. Drawn work handkerchiefs. Diaz, Sara, Sotuta, Yuc. Hand made work. Dominguez, Rosario, Xalapa, Ver. Lace handkerchiefs. Duarte, Mercedes, Guaymas, Son. Cra- vat drawn work. Dublan, Teresa, Mexico, D, F., Embroid- ered lamp shades. Enciso, Luz, Hermosillo, Son. Pillow case, drawn work. Escalante, Josefina, Hermosillo, Son. Sewing bag embroidered. Espinosa, Maria, Aguascalientes, Agtes. Drawn work. Espinosa de los Monteros, Esther, Mex- ico, D. F. Embroidered pictures. Fierro, Carmen, Hermosillo, Son. Em- broidered cushions. Fisher, Emilia, Guaymas, Son. Em- broidered pillow cases. Galindo, Genoveva, Xalapa, Ver. Drawn work handkerchiefs. Gallegos, Jose, Toluca, Mex. Embroid- ered portiers. Garcia, Adela, Guaymas, Son. Handker- chiefs, open work. Garcia, Matilde, Atotonilco el Grande, Hidgo. Embroidered cushions. Garrido, Maria S. y G., Xalapa, Ver. Em- broidered handkerchiefs. Gomez, Vizcaino, Cecilia, Guadalajara, Jal. Embroidered cravats. Gomez y Zavala, Maria Ines, Guadala- jara, Jal. Drawn work. Gonzalez, Sahara, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- broidered cushion covers. Gurmendi, Petra, Xalapa, Ver. Embroid- ered handkerchiefs. Gutierrez, Ana, Mexico, D. F. Handker- chiefs, open work. Gutierrez, Feliciana, Guadalajara, Jal. Embroidered handkerchiefs. Hinojosa, Josefa, Hermosillo, Son. Towel and handkerchief embroidered. Hinojosa, Josefina P., Mexico, D. F. Screen embroidered. Horacio, Vicente, Mexico, D. F. Em- broidery. Huerta, Josefa de la, Guaymas, So Towel, open work. Isla, Carmen, Puebla, Pueb. En broidered coverlet. Jimenez, Romulo, Guadalajara, Jai Handkerchiefs and scarf embroiderC" Limon, Garcia Raymundo, Tulancing.' Hdgo. Embroidery for saddle. . Lion, Eugenia, Viuda de Emery Lioil Aguascalientes, Agtes. Drawn work' Lopez, Catalina, Hermosillo, Son. Pi: low case, open wor^-. Lopez, Dolores, Hermosillo, Son. Hand kerchief, open work. Marquez, Jesus, Guadalajara, Jal. Pil low case, open work. Martinez, Manuela, Hermosillo, Son. Eni broidered pouch. , ; Mejia, Enriqueta, Hermosillo, Son. Pi' low case, open work. Mendiolea, Julia, Mexico, D. F. Em broidered lamp shade. Miassou, Maria, Mexico, D. F. Embroic ered lamp shade. Mier y Romero, Carlota, Toluca, Me: Lace, inlaid work. Molina, Luz, Xalapa, Ver. Table cove drawn work. ^ Mora, Teodora, Guadalajara, Jal. En, broidered cravat. ' Nieto, Jose de J., Puebla, Pueb. Lac' maker. | Nunez, Guadalupe, Oaxaca, Oax. En, broidered towel. Olea, Ernestina, Hermosillo, Son. Towel embroidered and open work. Oronoz, Ana Maria, Xalapa, Ver. Naj kins, open work. Oropeza, Ana M., Mexico, D. F. Covei' let, English lace. Orozco, Angela, Hermosillo, Son. Err broidered cushion. Orsi, Gertrudis, Hermosillo, Son. En- broidered cushion. Pane Viuda de Felgueres, Julia, Aguas calientes, Agtes. Drawn work. Parres, Adela, Mexico, D. F. Articles i Catalonian lace. Pena, Maria S., Mexico, D. F. Embroidi ered screen. Pereira y Pereira, Trinidad, Sotuta, Yuc Embroidered handkerchief. Polo Viuda de Lopez, Maria del T., Mesi ico, D. F. Embroidered cushion. Ramirez, Aurora, Mexico, D. F. Em broidered collar. Reyes, Guadalupe J., Xalapa, Ver. Em broidered collar. Rendon, Carrillo, Maria, Mexico, D. t Embroidered of litography. Rivera, Carmen, Oaxaca, Oax. Em broidered collar. MEXICO. 141 TO, Sues, v., Monterrey, N. L. Cro- et thread. ello, Susana R., Xalapa, Ver. Em- oidered slippers. lin, Maria, Guaymas, Son, Embroid- ed cusliion. riguez, Guadalupe, Hermosillo, Son. nbroidered crescent. riguez, Verdin, Gabriela, Oaxaca, ix. Embroidered screen. riguez, Maria Ester, Xalapa, Ver. jron lace. ; de Cabanas, Felipa, Guadalajara, 1. Embroidered dress. ; Francisca, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- oidered dress, drawn work. Josefa, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- oidered waist coat, drawn work. zar, Teresa, Guadalajara, Jal. Collar, awn work and embroidered. ilveda, Teodora. Guadalajara, Jal. -nbroidered scarf. ano, Ramona, Hermosillo, Son. ishion, cover, open work. -well, Maria K., Xalapa, Ver. Em- oidered table cover. 0, Maria, Oaxaca, Oax. Embroid- ed handkerchief. res, Altagracia, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- oidered viso. ;ncia, Francisca, Hermosillo, Son. How slip. ;ncia, Isabel, Hermosillo, Son. Cush- n cover, open work. mzuela, Jesus, Guaymas, Son. Sack r embroidered handkerchief. quez, Magdalena, Guadalajara, Jal. nbroidered handkerchief, drawn work. quez, Vicenta, Guadalajara, Jal. Em- ■oidered cushion. a, Heladia de la, Mexico, D. F. Em- "oidered cushion. aurri, Luz, Mexico, D. F. Handker- lief lace. asana, Teresa, Guaymas, Son. Em- "oidered undershirt. GROUP 59. iilar, Artemisa, Mermosillo, Son. ress, open work. rueta, Policarpo, Mexico, D. F. Over- )at. ■, Paul, Mexico, D. F. Lady's dress. ■; Paul, Mexico, D. F. Book on dress- aking. (Installed in Mexican section, alace of Liberal Arts.) rica "La Paz," S. A., Chihuahua, hih. Men's and laborers' clothing. rica "El Progreso Industrial," Chi- lahua, Chih. Laborers' clothing. rrero, Luis, Morelia, Mich. Men's id Charro clothing. Martinez, Catalina, Guadalajara, Jal. Child's coat. Moragas, Carmela de, Mexico, D. F. Child's dress. Moneo, Modesto, Veracruz, Ver. Book on dressmaking. (Installed in Mexican section Palace of Liberal Arts.) Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. Recluse suit. GROUP 6o. Barbabosa, Jose Julio, Toluca, Mex. Dressed hides. Bueno, Carlos R., Puebla, Pueb. Shoes. Compania Peletera ae Guadalajara, S. A., Guadalajara, Jal. Shoes, dressed hides. Cogordan, Sebastian, Mexico, D. F. Dressed hides. Fourcade, Francisco, Guaymas, Son. Tanned cowhide. Fernandez y San Jose, Mexico, D. F. Hides. Garcia y Cia, S. en C, Sebastian, Mexico, D. F. Dressed hides. Gobierno del Estado de Durango, Duran- go, Dgo. Dressed hides. Gobierno del Estado de Colima, Colima, Col. Dressed hides. Gutierrez, Jose, Ozumba, Mex. Tanned hides. Hernandez, Gregorio, San Miguel Allen- de, Gto. Dressed hides. Hernandez, Casimiro, San Miguel Allen- de, Gto. Dressed hides. Jaramillo y Albisua, Puebla, Pueb. Dressed hides. Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Pueb. Dressed hides. Lemus, Jesus J., Morelia, Mich. Shoes. Moron, Francisco, C. Victoria, Tam. Hides with hair, tanned hides. Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Pueb. Shoes. Teneria del Diamante, S. A., Aguas- calientes, Agtes. Tanned hides. Valdes Porfirio, Saltillo, Coah. Shoes. Vargas, Epifanio, Cuautla, Mor. Tanned hides. Viladomat y Cia, Jose, Guadalajara, Jal. Shoes. Zetina, Carlos B., Mexico, D. F. Shoes, dressed hides. GROUP 6i. Acosta, Margarita, Xalapa, Ver. Basket with flowers. Aguilar, Feliciano, Oaxaca, Oax. Palm straw hat. Alanis, Pascual, Celaya, Gto. Under- wear. Alatorre y Hermano, Sucr., C. L., Guada- lajara, Jal. Underwear. 142 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Altamirano, Leon, Oaxaca, Oax. Palm straw hats. Ayuntamiento de San Juan del Rio, San Juan del Rio, Quero. Palm straw hats. Bautista, Augustin, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm straw hats. Bracamontes, Everardo, Zacatecas, Zac. Palm straw hats. Casarrubias, Felipe, Chilapa, Gro. Palm straw hats. Cazares, Abundio, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm straw hats. Coblentz, Silvano, Mexico, D. F. Under- ware. Comision del Estado para la Exposicion, San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Palm straw hats. Cubillas, Virginia, Hermosillo, Son. Lady's underwear. Diaz, Trujillo, Pascual, Toluca, Mex. Palm straw hats. Escuela Correccional, Toluca, Mex. Stockings, socks. Fabrica "La Perfeccionada," Mexico, D. F. Underwear. Fabrica "La Paz," S. A., Chihuahua, Chih. Men's shirts. Fernandez, Angel, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm straw hats. Flores, Amelia, Mexico, D. F. Lady's underwear. Fortoul Chapuy y Cia., Guadalajara, Jal. Underwear. Garcia, Florencio, Oaxaca, Oax. Palm straw hats. Gobierno del Estado de San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Palm straw hats. Gobierno del Estado de Tlaxcala, Tlax- cala, Tlax. Canes. Gonzales, Antonio del A., Puebla, Pueb. Hair hats. Gonzales, Carmen, Xalapa, Ver. Feather tlowers. Granja, Concepcion, Mexico, D. F. Lady's underwear. Gutierrez, Adelaida S., Mexico, D. F, Lady's underwear. Guzman, Dolores, Mexico, D. F. Lady's underwear. Hernandez, Nicolas, Oaxaca, Oax. Palm hats. ' Hidalgo, Miguel, Mexico, D. F. Straw hats. Huistomatla, Vicente, Atlixco, Pueb. Pahn hats. Jacques, S. y J., Celaya, Gto. Under wear. Jefe Politico de Acatlan, Acatlan, Puel Palm hats. Jefatura Politica de Ticul, Ticul., Yu( Palm hats. ' Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, Puel! Hair hats. Lopez, Jesus, Atlixco, Pueb. Palm hat:i Maiz, Hermanos, Monterrey, N. L. Hatil Maldonado, Lucia, Mexico, D. F. Strav liats. Martin, Lucas, Acatitla, Pueb. Pair; hats. ; Martinez, Antonio. Palm hats. ' Martinez e Hijos, Federico, Mexico, Ij F. Neckties. Martinez, Luis R., Toluca, Mex. Pair! hats. I Mena, Emilio, Puebla, Pueb. Hair hat- Montes de Oca Dionisio, Mexico, D. I Palm hats. Nava, Trinidad, Mexico, D. F. Lady' Underwear. Padilla, Victoria, Mexico, D. F. Lady', Linderwear. ' Palacios, Luz., Puebla, Pueb. Stocking; socks. Pellotier, Hermanos, Morelia, Midi Hats. ' Penitenciaria del Estado, Puebla, Puel| Hats. I Penitenciaria de Guadalajara, Guadah jara, Jal. Hats. < Presidente Municipal de Huatlatlauc;| Huatlatlauca, Pueb. Palm hats. Ramirez, Aniceto, Atlixco, Pueb. Pair hats. Robles, Felipe, Leon, Gto. Stocking; socks. Ruiz, Lorenzo, Oaxaca, Oax. Palm hat; Sandoval, Juan, Zacatecas, Zac. Pair hats. Santiago, Miguel, Tlapa, Guero. Pair hats. Suarez, Silvestre, Atlixco, Pueb. Pair hats. Torres, Francisco. Palm hats. Trinidad Patricio, Atlixco, Pueb. Pair hats. Vega, Ramon J. de la, Colima, Col. Pair hats. Vogel y Cia, A., Colima, Col. Pair hats. Zurita, Aurelia P., Xalapa, Ver. Flow NETHERLANDS. 143 NETHERLANDS. LOCATION: EAST END OF PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. BOTH NORTH AND SOUTH SIDE. Various Manufactures. GROUP 28. sns & Co., Amsterdam. Ink, water nd oil paints. 1 Vlaanderen, J. F. A., Amsterdam. ouvenir postal cards, paper doll cos- imes. GROUP 29. sterdam Silver Co., Amsterdam. [oLinted silver goods. ter, Firma G. S., Akkrum. Skates. GROUP 30. :her. Wm. C, Amsterdam. Old •utch silver and gold ware. GROUP 31. akman, Otto, The Hague. Antique :welry. mond Cutting Co., Amsterdam. • iamond cutting. Precious and semi- recious stones. dni, G., Amsterdam. Florence Jew- ry- 1 Der Steen, C, Amsterdam. Gold nd silver jewelry. 1 Der Steen, Joh., Amsterdam. Jew- ry. 1 Kesteren, C. L., Amsterdam. Old ^welry. GROUP 33. )es, Jz., J., Leeuwarden. Artistic and-made iron work. nni Marble Co., Amsterdam. Artistic ■ork in marble. GROUP 34. imidt & Co., J., The Hague. Burnt 'ather goods. 1 Ravensteyn & Co., F., The Hague, eatlier goods. GROUP 36. ;her, Wm. C, Amsterdam. Dolls in 'utch costumes, wooden shoes, fancy Hows. GROUP 38. Kesteren, C. L., Amsterdam. An- lue furniture. GROUP 41. Metalwarenfabriek, Delft. Pewter goods. GROUP 43. Polak, M., & Co., Amsterdam, Batavia, London. Indian rugs and shawls. GROUP 45. Amstelhoek, Amsterdam. Pottery. Brandjes & Co., Wed. N. S. A., Pur- mered. Faience, tiles, sectional pic- tures in tiles, pottery. Delftschaardewerkfabriek, "De Porce- leyne Fles," Delft. Blue Delft ware, faience, tiles, mural designs. Gihaux, Bern. H., Amsterdam. Painted tiles (in colors). Koninklijke Porselein En Aardewerk- fabriek "Rozenburg," The Hague. Painted porcelains, faience, tiles, mural designs. Plateelbakkerij Delft, Hilversum. Blue Delft ware, pottery, tiles, faience, mural decorations. Plateelbakkerij "De Distel," Delft. Fai- ence, tiles, pottery. Porcelynfabriek, Wilhelmina, Rotterdam. Porcelain. Terracotta en Aardewerk — F a b r i e k "Haga," Amsterdam. Artistic terra cotta work. Tichelaar, Gebrs, Makkum. Delft ware; tiles. Van Kesteren, C. L., Amsterdam. Bric- a-brac. Van Der Steen & Co., J., Amsterdam. Blue Delft ware and paintings. GROUP 47. Van Drosten, P., Utrecht. Glassware. (Deqorative.) GROUP 58. Polak & Co., M., Amsterdam, Batavia, London.' Embroideries and silks. Van Der Meyl, (Miss) M., Leyden. Lace and embroidery. GROUP 60. Naaml, Vennootschap, Erste Neder- landsche, Kroonlederfabriek, Lochem. Belts and leather pulleys. 144 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. NICARAGUA. LOCATION: NICARAGUA PAVILION. Various Manufactures. GROUP 28. Schiffman, Carlos, Managua. Inks. GROUP 30. Parrales, Panfilo, Masaya. Silverware. GROUP 34- Bravo, Indalecio, Masaya. Dusters. Duarte, Onofre, Leon. Brushes. Figueroa, Jose, Leon. Hand-carved "Coyoles" and engraved cocoanut. Graduated School for Girls, West Zone. Handkerchief case^ lined in sillc with embroidery. Mairena, Jesus, Leon. Tortoise shell hooks for the hair. Mora, Concepcion, Rivas. Collection of hand-oarved cocoanuts, jicaoas and huacales. Lopez, Francisco, Managua. Hand-made palm baskets. Jeratura Politica, Segovia. Sachels made of "Tule." Indian work. GROUP 35. Cantillano, Jeronimo, Leon. One ham- mock made of common pita (.A.merican agave). Garcia, Salvador, Masaya. Hat boxes. Gonzalez, Juan Francisco, Masaya. Ham- mocks. Martinez, Jose de Jesus, Rivas. Leather grips. Leiva, Juan S. & Luis Marenco, Leon. One parlor table inlaid with about 1000 different pieces of wood. Orphan Hospitium, Leon. One dining- room sideboard, all hand work. Raudes, Juan Manuel, Masaya. Furni- ture. GROUP 41. Deshon, Vasquez Y Cia., Leon. Wire nails. Caldera, Carmen, Masaya. Hand-made tools. GROUP 43. i Sevilla, Trinidad, Masatepe (Masaya)! Fine hand-made mats of "tule." | Parodi & Co., Managua. Cement bricks with mosaic. 1 GROUP 54. Borjas, Emeterio, Leon. Cotton goods Guevara, Manuel H., Chinandega. Heavj drills, cotton goods. Lejarza, Jose de Jesus, Granada. Cottor goods. Mejia, Jr., Antonio A., Granada. Cottor hosiery. ^ GROUP 55. I Fefatura Politica, Masaya. Cords madd of "j\Iajgua" fibre. ' High School for Girls, Granada. Batisti handkerchief, embroidery and drawi; work. Lugo, Genaro, Managua. Cord made 0 "Paisica" fibre. Vasconcelos, Mariana, Masaya. Batistt; handkerchief, embroidery and drawi work. Villanueva, Juana, Leon. One line: handkerchief with trimmings. GROUP 55. Borjas, Emeteria, Leon. Plain ani worked casimirs. casimirs with silk. GROUP 57. Borjas, Emeteria, Leon. Shawls, piqu and cloth. Lejarza, Jose de Jesus, Granada. Plai silk shawls. GROUP 58. Alvarez, Sara, Leon. Linen pillow cas< embroidered in white. Ampic, Fernando, Managua. Militar unif(Trms. Assumption College, Leon. One red sil pillow, embroidered with silk and me tallic threads. (Japanese scenes.) NICARAGUA. 145 arcia, Andrea L., Managua. One satin standard, embroidered with silk and metallic threads. iris School (East Zone), Managua. One satin pillow, with silk and metallic thread embroideries. iris School (East Zone), Leon. One pink pillow case, embroidered in white. onzalez, Otilia, Leon. One white pil- low case, drawn work. uridi, Clemencia De, Masaya. Em- broideries. igh School for Girls. One handerchief case, made of blue velvet, embroidered in colors with silk. igh School for Girls, Chinandega. One stain picture frame, embroidered in colors with silk. atus, Teresa Coronel, (Eastern School for Girls), Managua. One metallic cloth standard, with religious emblems. edrano, M. Josefa D., La Concepcion, Masaya. One quilt, two pillow cases and crochet work. orales, Sara, Masaya. One very fine linen pillow case, drawn work and em- broidered in white. uezada, Josefa, Masatepe, Masaya. One linen pillow case, embroidered in white. ipata, Abigail (Eastern Girls School) Leon. One silk handkerchief drawn work. ;laya, Maria Eugenia, Managua. One satin pillow, with the coat-of-arms em- broidered with silk and metallic threads. :laya, Maria Eugenia Managua. One satin pillow, with coat-of-arms, em- broidered with silk and metallic threads. GROUP 59. igil, Arcadia, A. De., Masaya. One waist, hand made with velvet ribbons, Russian stitch. GROUP 60. geria, Feliz, Masaya. Tiger, boa and rattlesnake hides, cured and dressed. andon, Diego, Jinotega. Mustela lu- tra skin. ilgadillo, Francisco, Leon. Hides and natent leather, boots and shoes. ratura Politica, Masaya. Skins, ratura Politica, Jinotega. Lion skins, ratura Politica, Matagalpa. One tiger skin. Jeratura Politica, Segovia, Pizote de monte. Mapachin. Parrots and hog skins. Jeratura Politica, Carazo. Guatuza and small deer skins. Martinez, Jose de Jesus, Rivas. Tiger, lion, hog and other hides, dressed. Mayorga, Narciso, Leon. Sole-leathers and calfskins. Nicaraguan Government, Home Office. Managua. Collection of forest animal skins. Saavadra, Isaac, Leon. Boots and shoes. Seguira, Ramon, Granada. Boots and shoes. Torrealba, Alejandro, Masaya. Tiger and boa skins. Varela, Raustino, Granada, Cuts for shoes, made of only one piece, without any seam, shoemaker's last for differ ent kinds of shoes. GROUP 61. Acevedo, Pedro, Managua. Fine palm hats. Alagria, Frutos, Masaya. Palm fans. Alegria Ana Maria, Jinotega. Palm hats for ladies. Alegria, Hermenegilda, Jintega. Palm hats for men. Amaya, Zacarias, Masaya. Palm hats. Casco, Pablo, Masatepe. (Masaya). Flores, Felix, Masatepe, Masaya. Straw hats for men. Flores, Felix, Gilbreto, Masatepe, Ma- saya. Straw hats for ladies. Guridi, Clemencia De, Masaya. Collec- tion of artificial flowers, made of silk and linen (imitation of the parasite flowers). Gutierrez, Adelaida De, Managua. One pink corset, all hand made, with silk trimmings. Gutierrez, Toribio, Leon. Palm hats, imitation of rush. Hernandez, Claro, Managua. Palm hats. Mejia, Jr., Antonio A., Granada. Silk hosiery. Moreno, Antonio, La Concordia, Jino- tega. Wheat straw hats. Perez, Olinto, Masatepe, Masaya. Straw hats. Raudes Y Hermanas, Maria De J. Ma- saya. Artificial flowers, made of linen, batiste and silk. Rodreguez, Josefa Jinotega. Wheat straw hats for girls. Romero, Ignacia, Chinandega. Flowers made of insect wings. 10 146 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. NEW ZEALAND. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF AGRICULTURE. BLOCK 97 AISLE H. Hardware, Woolen Fabrics. GROUP 37. Brownlie, Miss, Dunedin. Hand carving. GROUP 41. Clapham Bros., Ashurst, Sash lock. Donald, Mr. Donald, Masterton. Patent jack. GROUP 56. Mosgiel Woolen Mfg. Co., Otago, New Zealand. Woolen traveling robes blankets. 1 NORWAY. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. BLOCK 46. Silversmith's and Goldsmith's Ware. GROUP 30. Andersen, David, Christiana, Norwegian enamel and silverware, modern and ancient. GROUP 52. Hiorth, F., Christiana. Photographs 0 drying c-ppardtus for cardboards, etc (V. I.) North wall opposite Block ic PERSIA. LOCATION: PAVILION IN WEST COURT OF PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. Carpets, Rugs, Ceramics, Textile Fabrics, Art Metal Works. GROUP 30. Kelekian, Dikran Khan. Silversmith's ware, bronzes, etc. GROUP 31. Kelekian, Dikran Khan. Jewelry. GROUP 33- Kelekian, Dikran Khan. Brass lamps, art work in metals. GROUP 43. Tavshanjian, H. S. Persian carpets an Rugs. GROUP 45. Kelekian, Dikran Khan. Tiles, vase: bottles, jars, placqnes, etc. GROUP 58. Kelekian, Dikran Khan. Brocades, ve vets, embroideries. PERU— PORTO RICO. 147 PERU. )CATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF AGRICULTURE. BLOCK 107. AISLE A. Cotton, Cloth, Hats, Silk Samples. GROUP 54. brica Nacional de Tejidos "La Vic- oria," Lima. Cotton cloth. e Peruvian Cotton M. Co., "Vitarte." Zotton cloth. brica de Tejidos "San Jacinto," Lima. Zotton cloth. brica de Tejidos "La Providencia," ^ima. Cotton cloth. Fabrica de Tejidos de Malatesta y Cia, Tea. Cotton cloth. GROUP 57. Fabrica de Tejidos "La Providencia," Lima. Samples of silk. GROUP 61. Liranaga, Julio, Arequipa. Straw hats. Lopez, F. P., Paita. Panama hats. PORTO RICO. LOCATION: PALACE OF AGRICULTURE. BLOCK 118. AISLES E, F AND 13. Laces and Embroideries, Hats, Caps, Brooms, Fibre Cordage. GROUP 34. )rdoves y Berrios, Jose, San Lorenzo. Brushes. GROUP 38. )rdoves y Berrios, Jose, San Lorenzo. Brooms. GROUP 54. •rdoves y Berrios, Jose, San Lorenzo. Horse bands. icre, Crisanto, Toa-alta. Horse reck. GROUP 55- 'sh, J. C, Adjuntas. Cordage, 'rdoves y Berrios, Jose, San Lorenzo. I Cordage. Pacheco, P. P., Fajardo. Horse bands. Reyes Izquierdo, J., Guayanilla. Fiber cordage. Sanchez, J., Toa-baja. Cordage. GROUP 58. Arabia, Eulalia, Utuado. Quilt. Ferrer, Carmelita, Utuado. Laces. Figueroa, Maria, Utuado. Embroidered marks on handkerchiefs. Jimenez, Carmelita, Utuado. Crochet canesu. Julia, Eloisa, Utuado. Laces. Maestre Servia, Asuncion, Utuado. Em- broidery and lace. Martinez, Anita, Utuado. Guipure hand- kerchief. Marrero de Celis, Ines, Fajardo. Laces. 148 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Penedo, C, Fajardo. Laces. Porrata, Ana Rosa, Utuado. Antima- casares. Porto Rico Benevolent Society, Ponce. Drawn work and needle work. Robles, Juana, Sabana-Grande. Embroid- ered towel. Woman's Aid Society, San Juan. Drawn work and needle work. GROUP 6i. Barrabetig, R., Aguadilla. Hats. Cabrer, Sues, de Juan, Ponce. Hats. Cardona, M., Aguada. Hats. Cid, Jose, San Juan. Hats and caps. Cordero, E. M., Guayanilla. Hats. Cordoves y Berrios, Jose, San Lorenzo. Hats. Menendez, J. A., Mayaguez. Hats. Pabon, N., Cabo-Rojo. Fans. Polanco y Tirado, Placido, Rincon. Hats. Silva, Maria Nicolasa, Guayanilla. Hats., Soltero de Garcia, J., Sabana-Grande.i Cravats. ! Soto, I., Anasco. Hats. Soto, Maria, Cabo-Rojo. Straw fans. Suffront Munoz, L., Cabo-Rojo. Hats.' PORTUGAL. LOCATION: PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. BLOCK 17. AISLES 11, 12. AND A. Stationery. Silverware. Leather Articles. GROUP 28. Ferreira, A., Lisbon. Inks, mucilages, wax. Pereira Jor, Jose Mendes, & Com ta, Lisbon. Inks and blackings. GROUP 30. Elias, David, Trmaos, Lisbon. Silver- smith's work. Monteiro, Joao Joaquim, Porto. Silver- smith's work. Rosas, Jose, Porto. Gold and silver- Sfiiith work. GROUP 34- Calheiros (D. Carolina), Lisbon. Fancy articles in leather. Craveiro, D., Belmira Rosa da Concei- cao, Lisbon. Fancy articles in leather. Elias, David, Trmaos, Lisbon. Fancy articles. Silverio, Francisco, Lisbon. Walking stick made of twelve thousand pieces. GROUP 35. Silva Rocha, Porto. Leather articles for traveling. GROUP 37- Meira, Domingos Antonio da Silva, Lis- bon. Artificial marbles. GROUP 41. : Casa Barreto, Lisbon. Wire mattress. Ferreira Yor. (Yacintho Filippe), Vieira de Leiria. Files. Guerra, Joaquim Thome, & Irmaos Vieira de Leiria. Files. Neves, Francisco, Lisbon. Wire-mat- tress. GROUP 45. Conceicao Successores, Caetano A. da Extremoz. Earthenware. Fabrica de Faiancas das Caldas dj Rainha, Caldas da Rainha. Colorec earthenware. GROUP 56. Alcada & Filho, Covilha. Woolen cloth samples. Balthasar, Gregorio, Covilha. Shawls. Bicho, Manoel Ferreira, Covilha. Wool en cloth samples. Catalao, Jeronymo Nave, Covilha. Wool en cloth samples. Carp Roze & Comta, Lisbon. Dress goods of wool. Woolen and silk neck cloth. Correa, Jose Christovao, Covilha. Wool en cloth samples and shawls. Dias, Januario & Irmao, Covilha. Woo cloth samples. PORTUGAL— RUSSIA. 149 trella & Ca., Lisbon. Blankets and hawls. )raes, Amandio de, & Irmao, Covilha. :<""lannel samples. nito & Mesquita, Covilha. Woolen :loth samples. tto, Francisco Fernandes, Covilha. ,Voolen cloth samples. •ra, Eudardo Candido, & Irmao Co- ilha. Woolen cloth samples. iza, Antonio Nunes de, & Fos, Suc- essores, Covilha. Woolen cloth sam- iles. vares, A. Paiva, Covilha. Woolen ■loths. GROUP 58. 3tos, D. Luiza Alexandrina Cordeiro, ^isbon. Pillows. rdallo Pinheiro, D. Maria Augusta, ^ishon. Laces made by hand. as David, Trmaos, Lisbon. Embroid- ry- GROUP 59. go, Antonio Pereira, Lisuon. Mili- ary uniform. GROUP 60. Adegas, Jose Nunes, Extremoz. San dais. Aguiar, Jose Pereira, d', Vianna do Cas- tello. Boots and shoes. Barboza, Joaquim Francisco, Lisbon. Shoes. Coimbra & Ca., Lisbon. Boots and shoes. Contente, Francisco Joaquim, Lisbon. Boots and shoes. Ribeiro, Zeferino Coelho, Penafiel. Boots and shoes. Santos Jor, Jose Riobom dos, Porto. Leather and skins. Soares, Gregorio Nogueira, Penafiel. Boots and shoes. Souza, Manoel Joaquim de, Lisbon. Boots and shoes. Victor Gomes & Pedroso, Lisbon. Boots. GROUP 61. Santos Mattos & Ca., Lisbon. Corsets. RUSSIA. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. Silversmiths' and Goldsmiths' Ware, Jewelry, Laces, Furs. GROUP 28. rtinian. Monk from the Monastery 'f St. George, Balaclava, Sevastopol. Vriting materials made of shells from he Black Sea, silvered over (hand- made). GROUP 30. ienderofF, Ali, Choucha, Caucas. Cau- ■isian silver filligrane articles. aodayefF, Djabrayl, Dagestan, Caucas. ilver in Caucasian woodwork. lodayeff Bros., Tiflis, Caucas, Silver 1 Caucasian woodwork. get, Joseph, Warsaw, Poland. Old -ussian silver plates. ahimoff, Ostman, Koutais, Caucas. I iligrane and other silverware of Asi- jtic character (handmade). Ivanoff, Tula. Hammered, chiseled and cast silver articles, old Russian char- acter. Klingert, Sr., , Moscow. Hammered, chiseled, silver, gilt, oxidized and enameled articles. Klingert, Jr., Moscow. Enameled and filigrane goods of old Russian char- acter. MarkofF, Moscow. Enameled and fili- grane silver objects of Asiatic char- acter. Mouskevitch, Joseph, Warsaw, Poland. Silver and silver wire articles, and other metals of his own handwork. Nozblin, Buch & Werner, Warsaw, Pol- and. Old Russian silver plates. Speyer, A. & K., Moscow. Enameled filigrane and silver articles. 150 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Speyer, G. M., Moscow. Collection ol rare Russian antiquities. Union of Peasant Silversmiths, Tula. Silver, gilt and enameled objects. YoussoupsofF, Mahome, Temirakansc- hura, Dagestan, Cacas. Silver, metal and wood articles; handmade articles with metal incrustations. GROUP 31- Collective Exhibit of Russian Jewels of St. Petersburg, Moscow and Warsaw. Jewelry. . . , Lazareff M. Nijni Tagilsk, Ural. Articles of artiticial malachite. PoUakoff, Moscow. Collection of Ural :Mountain stones. Sorin, Piter, Ekaterinbourg, Ural. Pre- cious stones and articles of opaque Ural stones. Uraltzefl, Fama, Ekaterinbourg, Ural. Precious stones and articles made of opaque, Ural stones. GROUP 33- Imperial Russian Manufacture of Cast Iron, Ural. (Represented by Mr. Iznoskof¥, St. Petersburg.) Artistic objects of cast iron. GROUP 34- Cahn & Company, Warsaw, Poland. Articles of leather, leather goods. (In- stalled in Palace of Manufactures.) Jatzovsky, Wilna, Litania. Leather goods. (Installed m Palace of :\lanu- factures.) , ^ , -.tt Institution of the Deaf and Dumb. War- saw, Poland. Carved wood, cabinets. trays, etc. , .r^. • r Museum of Peasant Work, District of ]Moscow, under the high patronage of H. I. A. the Grand Duchess Elizabeth Feodorovna. Horn and birch bark articles. Saphonoff, Moscow. Lacquered wood- ware and furniture. Schourovsky, St. Petersburg. Lacquered wood articles. Zemstvo— Collection of Peasant Work, District of St. Petersburg, ^Moscow, Tula, Viatka, Etc. Collection of peas- ant work of all kinds. GROUP 35- Luther, Reval, Baltic Province. Ve- neered traveling articles, boxes, trunks, GROUP 36. Loubiausky Museum of Peasant Work, Moscow. Russian dolls and toys GROUP 41. Furst, Polangen, Baltic Province. Arti! cles made of Baltic Sea amber. Yako, Moscow. Art prints in tin. Olentchikoff, Tula. Samovazs, trays ancj bowls. ' PoUakoff, M. R., Moscow. Artistic Rus.) sian hammered brasses and copper, j Preiss, Polangen, Baltic Province. Ar| tides made of Baltic Sea amber. Simin, Tula. Samovars, trays and bowls! Victoroff, Troyetzky Village, District ol Moscow. Icons on metal and carvec wood. GROUP 42. Lakoutine, Moscow. Artistic painting or papier mache. Vischniakoff, Sr., Moscow. Lacquerec objects on papier mache. Vischniakoff, jr., Moscow. Artistn painting on lacquered objects on papie; mache. GROUP 47- Sosnovsky, Warsaw, Poland. Cut glas objects. GROUP 57. I Grunwaldt, P. M., St. Petersburg. Mo saic carpets. Hadji Mahamedinoff, Ibrahim, Buchara Transatic. Silk woven carpets ant Hassenbekoff, Bogaidin, Turkestat Transasia. Silver woven carpets an rugs. GROUP 58. Albert, Miss Margaret, St. Petersburg P(irtrait embroidered m silk. Heimann, Friedrichstadt, Courland. Kus sian laces, copied from ancient loreicr! Kroubhch, Mrs. A. G., Moscow. Hanc made laces, drawnwork and en^ broidery. ^ , _ ,„ Pogoskaya, Mrs. A. L., Orenbourg an. Vologda. Orenbourg siuiwis an Schlitti, Helsingfors, Finland. En broidery and trimmings ot iMnia" character. '(Installed in Palace of Mai ufactures.) xjomi Vischniakova, Mrs. V. P.. Tver. Horn. ■ipun linen cloth and t(iwel>. Yevergeieff, St. Petersburg. Silver, gn belts and silver gilt cloth. Zemstvo-CoUection o^ feasant Wor Novotorgyok. Embroideries and lact RUSSIA— SIAM. 151 GROUP 60. unwaldt, Edwazd M., St. Petersburg. Fancy furs for ladies and gentlemen; :urs and A'arions skins prepared and jnprepared. natural and colored; Rus- sian hunting and shooting coats. unwaldt, P. M., St. Petersburg, Kam- :schatsky Society of Trade and Indus- :ry. Fancy furs for ladies and gentle- men: furs and various skins, prepared and unprepared, natural and colored. pin, Nicolai, Kaliasin, Government fver. Furs. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) ikaroff, Ivan, Village Katchaievo, Yor- islwky District. Furs. (Installed in )alace of Alanufactures.) Mendelsohn, Archangelsk (North Rus- sia). Slippers and caps of reindeer skin. (Installed in Palace of Manu- factures.) Oldstein, Wilna (Litania). Leather. (In- stalled in Palace of ]\ianufactures.) Oustinoff, St. Petersburg. Boots of Rus- sian leather. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) Pavloff, Moscow. Boots of Russian leather. (Installed in Palace of Manu- factures.) Robinson Fur Co., Alaska, St. Peters- burg. Furs, natural and colored. SIAM. OCATION: PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. BLOCK 31, AISLE i^ Silver and Goldsmith's Ware, Jewelry. GROUP 29. )yal Museum. Collection of swords. (Installed in Pavilion of Siam.) GROUP 30. irn Committee. Goldsmith's tools, gold and silverware. lyupp Committee. Specimens of Sia- mese silverware. )yal Museum, Bangkok. Silverware. (Installed in Pavilion of Siam.) GROUP 33. 3yal Museum, Bangkok. Bronze ware. (Installed in Pavilion of Siam.) 3yal Commission, The. Articles in bronze. GROUP 34. lantaboon Committee. Basket ware. arn Committee. Basket ware, brooms, fancy articles. skon Sri Committee. Fancy articles. akon Sri Tamarat Committee. Basket work, articles in grass. ikon Rachasima' Committee. Basket war«. Payupp Committee. Specimens of lac- quer work. Petchaboon Committee. Brooms, weav- ing machine, basket ware. Pitsanuloke Committee. Basket ware. Puket Committee. Betel case. Royal Museum, Bangkok. Mother of pearl work. (Installed in Pavilion of Siam.) Royal Commission, The. Basket ware, mother of pearl work and fancy ar- ticles. Udawn Committee. Basket ware. GROUP 36. Mai Chareon. Children's masks and toys. GROUP 38. Royal Commission, The. Book case. (Installed in Pavilion of Siam.) GROUP 41. Ayuthia Committee. Edged tools. Chantaboon Committee. Axe and knife. 152 DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. Isarn Committee. Edged tools, smiths' tools Nakon Sri Committee. Household uten- sils. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Edged tools. Puket Committee. Edged tools. Ratburi Committee. Edged tools. Royal Commission, The. Smiths' bel- lows. Udawn Committee. Edged tools. GROUP 43. Chantaboon Committee. Loom for mat making, mats. Isarn Committee. Mats. Nakon Rachisma Committee. Mats. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Mats. Petchaboon Committee. Mats. Pitsanulok Committee. Mats. Puket Committee. Mats. Ratburi Committee. Looms for mats, mats. Udawn Committee. Mats. GROUP 44. Royal Museum. Standards used in re- ligious processions. (Installed in Pa- vilion of Siam.) GROUP 45. Isarn Committee. Earthen ware. Maclean and Company, Bangkok. Bricks and tiles. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Ma- chinery for brick and tile making, earthen ware, pottery, bricks and tiles. Ratburi Committee. Earthen ware. Royal Commission, The. Earthen ware, pottery. Udawn Committee. Earthen ware. GROUP 48. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Fire lighters. Puket Committee. Fire lighters. GROUP 50. Champdawn Committee. Spinning ap- pliances. chantaboon Committee. Machinery for preparing cotton. Isarn Committee. Aparatus used for preparing and spinning, machines for preparing cotton. Nakon Sawan Committee. Machinery for preparing cotton. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Appa- ratus for cleaning cotton, machines for preparing cotton. Pachim Committee. Apparatus for spin ning silk. Payupp Committee. Spinning appl ances, shuttles. Puket Committee. Spinning machinery Ratburi Committee. Spinning appa ratus. Sericulture Department, The. Siames( silk reeling implements. Udawn Committee. Spinning appli GROUP 51. Champdawn Committee. Loom. Chantaboon Committee. Looms anc parts of looms. Isarn Committee. Looms. Nakon Sawan Committee. Looms. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Looms Pachim Committee. Loom. Payupp Committee. Loom. Puket Committee. Looms. Ratburi Committee. Looms. GROUP 54. Ayuthia Committee. Fabrics of cotton Champawn Committee. Cotton fabrics Chantaboon Committee. Fabrics of cot' ton. Isarn Committee. Fabrics of cotton. Nakon Sawan Committee. Cotton fa' brics. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. CottO! fabrics. Pachim Committee. Coton fabrics. Payupp Committee. Cotton fabrics. Ratburi Committee. Cotton fabrics. Udawn Committee. Fabrics of cotton. GROUP 55. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. cloth. Nativ GROUP 57. Champawn Committee. Fabrics of sill Chantaboon Committee. Fabrics of sill Isarn Committee. Fabrics of silk. Koh Hong Lee, Bangkok. Raw silk. Kwang Huat, Bangkok. Raw silk. Nakon Rachasima Committee. S i 1 cloths. Nakon Sawan Committee. Raw silk. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Sil cloths. Pachim Committee. Fabrics of silk. Payupp Committee. Fabrics of silk. Petchaboon Committee. Silk cloths Sericulture Department, The. Raw sill fabrics of silk. Udawn Committee. Fabrics of silk. SIAM— SWEDEN. 153 GROUP 58. ady Plean. Embroidery. oyal Commission, The. Embroidery; laces. (Installed in Pavilion of Siam.) GROUP 59. ayupp Committee. Women's garments, oyal Commission, The. Priests' robes. GROUP 61. Ayuthia Committee. Fans, hats. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Hats. Pachim Committee. Hats. Payupp Committe. Chiengmai hats, paper umbrella. Puket Committee. Farmers' boots. Royal Commission, The. Bangkok hats. SWEDEN. OCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF MANUFACTURES. 18 B, 20 B AND 22 B. AISLES D AND E STREET. BLOCKS Various Manufactures. GROUP 29. . B. Tornblom & Hedengran, Eskil- stuna. Pocket knives, scissors, razors, etched steel articles. E Street. GROUP 33. . B. Forenade, Konstgjuterierna, Stock- holm. Reproductions of works of art, inkstands, doorhandles in bronze. D Street. . B. Gamla Santessonska, Tenngjuter- iet, Stockholm. Vases, inkstands, can- dleholders; boxes and various articles of engraved tin. D Street. GROUP 45. . B. Rorstrand's, Porslinfabrik, Stock- holm. Porcelain, china and faience; partly underglaze painting, vases and ornaments. D street, 172. B. Gustafsberg's, Jnteressenter, Stockholm. Faience, bisque statuary; earthenware. E Street. GROUP 47. De Svenska Kristallglasbruken, Stock- holm. Cut-glass, tableware, colored cameo cut-glass ornaments. D Street. 171. GROUP 57. A. B. Svensk, Konstslojdutstallning, Stockholm. Silk fabrics. D Street. A. B. Nordiska, Kompaniet, Stockholm. Silk fabrics. S Street. GROUP 58. A. B. Svensk, Konstslojdutstallning, Stockholm. Tapisseries, embroideries on wool, silk, etc. D Street. A. B. Nordiska, Kompaniet, Stockholm. Tapisseries, embroideries on wool, • silk, etc. D Street. 15t DEPARTMENT D— MANUFACTURES. SWITZERLAND. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN THE COURT OF THE PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. Fine Leather Goods, Dolls, Jewelry, Embroidery, Silk Fabrics. GROUP 31. Giron and V. Lamunire, Geneva. Fine enameled jewelry. Rutishauser, Jean, Pere & Fils, Aine, Geneva. Fine enameled spoons and iewelrj'. GROUP 32. Schwoob, A., Reunies de Tavannes. Fine watches. GROUP 34. Brennecke, S. Steuri, Interlaken. Fine leather goods. GROUP 36. Brennecke, S. Steuri, Interlaken. Dressed Swiss dolls. GROUP 37. Binder, Ed., & Company, Brienz. Wood carvings. Bodmer, H. Rieter, Winterthur. Imita- tion of wood and bricks. GROUP 57. Leuthold Freres. & Company, Zurich, Silk shawls. Stoffel & Company, Arbon. Silk ribbons. GROUP 58. Kaufman, Jean, Erlenback. Hand em- broiderv. Schoch, H., & Company, St. Gallen. Hand embroiderv. VENEZUELA. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE FORESTRY, FISH AND GAME, BLOCK 31. (Textiles, Leather Goods, Hats.) GROUP 34. United States of Venezuela. Wooden combs from Barquisimeto. GROUP 55. United States of Venezuela. Cables and ropes from Guayana and Barquisimeto. GROUP 58. United States of Venezuela. Various embroideries from Maracaibo. GROUP 60. Baccardo, J., Caracas. Leather tanned and untanned. Rodriguez Co., F., Caracas. Boots and shoes. GROUP 61. United States of Venezuela. Straw hats from Barquisimeto and Rio Chico. Cubria Co., Caracas. Shirts. Gonzales, M. B., Puerto Cabello. Feather fans. I OFFICIAL CATALOGUE OF EXHIBITORS f|? UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION ST. LOUIS, U.S.A. 1904 DIVISION OF EXHIBITS FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director Department E MACHINERY THOMAS M. MOORE, Chief REVISED EDITION. PUBLISHED FOR THE COMMITTEE ON PRESS AND PUBLICITY BY THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY (INC.) ST. LOUIS, 1904 COPYRIGHT, 1904. BY THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMPANY, FOR THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY. PREFACE. A modern Universal Exposition well might be called an encyclopedia of so- ciety, as it contains, in highly specialized array, society's words and works. It is a collection of the wisdom and achievements of the world, brought together for the inspection of the world — for examination and study by its experts. It consti- tutes a compact, classified, indexed compendium, available for ready reference, of the achievements and ideas of society, in all phases of its activities, extended to the most material as well as to the most refined. The Catalogue of such a Universal Exposition is, therefore, perhaps the most compreheiTsive and representative contemporarj^ record of the progress and condi- tion of the human race that may be devised. It is a succinct and authentic record of the exhibits of the Exposition, which are the evidences of the capacity and per- formance in all lines, intellectual, social, and industrial, of all of the peoples of the world. The value of such a document and its significance, socially and conimer- :ially, are incalculable. It is an epitome of the capacity and promise of mankind, while being at the same time a roll of honor — a certified register of those in- dividuals and institutions which are taking active part in the life of the world to-day. FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director of Exhibits. THE PALACE OF MACHINERY. Majestic in appearance, the Palace of Machinery stands out strong and clearly defined in the central picture of the Exposition. Its towers, lifting their green- cnpped domes high above the other Exhibit Palaces, make it a most conspicuous feature in the general sky line effect. Its size is imposing for the floor plan ot this superb structure covers a space one thousand feet long, and for most of that distance five hundred feet wide. It faces, to the east the lagoon, to the north the Palace of Transportation, to the west the Steam, Gas and Fuels Build- ing— and beyond the French National Pavilion — to the south the hill for the most part covered by the Imperial Japanese Reservation. Viewed architecturally, Machinery Hall reflects the spirit of the Renaissance while the introduction of high sloping roofs backing impressive and profusely sculpture-decked entrances gives a well defined suggestion of German feeling. Above all, classic towers surmounting the corners and flanking the main entrance add grace and dignity to the effect. Internally, Machinery Hall is particularly well planned for the exhibits it contains. No court breaks the vistas north and south, nor east and west, but from side to side and end to end views along the broad concrete aisles are pos- sible. This condition is almost a necessity in a building where many of the ex- hibit items tower forty feet above the aisle level, and it adds to the impressive ness of the display and reflects credit on the forethought of the architects and the designers of the structural work. The visitors to Machinery Hall should not fail to inspect the grand central entrance from the north, and the hardly less impressive central entrance from the east. The lines in both of these entrances are particularly happy, and the ornately sculptured decorations of the arches and walls are well worth careful study. One hundred feet to the west of Machinery Hall will be found the Steam, Gas and Fuels Building a fireproof structure, designed and built especially for the purpose indicated by its title. In this building will be found the boiler plant of the Exposition, gas producers, fuel handling apparatus, and other items germane to the first stages of steam and gas power plant operations. No attempt has been made at ornamentation, but, on the contrary, the building and its contents are distinctly business like in character. In this respect the total is most consistent, and when studied in detail the forcefulness of presentation will impress itself upon ail interested in power plant work, and interest those who, while they may not be engineers or directly interested in machinery, nevertheless have a desire to; learn whence and how the power originates for the lighting of their homes and the propelling of the cars they ride in. With tthe exception of the Switchboard Gallery at the western and the Office Gallery at the eastern ends, there are no galleries in Machinery Hall, and there is none in the Steam, Gas and Fuels Building. This, supplementing a good arrange ment of skylights and windows, makes the natural light and ventilation particularly good in all sections and adds greatly to the comfort of exhibitors and visitors. Those who have occasion to visit the Executive Offices of the Department of Machinery and the headquarters of the American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers will find them on the gallery at the central eastern entrance. They can be reached either by stairs or by the elevator on Aisle 3, Block 5. The architects of the Palace of Machinery are Messrs. Widman, Walsh & Boisselier of St. Louis. They prepared the design or daring but eflfective external picture. The framing of the structure, its intricate system of roof supports, etc., was planned in the Division of Works under instructions from Mr. Isaac S. Taylor, Director of Works. -I — T 1 1 1 ■ 1 1 — J J A 9 f- " ^1 I I L_^ B u:t : --- M-~--z : :Bl z fi Ifl GROUND PLAN STEAM, GAS AND FUELS BUILDING. How to Locate an Exhibit. To find an exhibit observe the block numbers suspended on large signs er each block. The aisles are lettered from South to Norths and num- red from East to West. Aisle A is on the South side of the building, and sle I on the East side. The numbering of the blocks is from South to North ross the building. INDEX. Machinery. Country. Page, lited States 17 Igium 33 azil ......... 34 ance 35 'rmany 36 eat Britain 38 Country. Page. Japan 38 Mexico 39 Netherlands 39 Steam, Gas and Fuels Building 41 Exhibits Power Plant ... 47 INTRODUCTION. By Thos. M. Moore, Chief. The purpose of the collection of exhibits in Machinery Hall and the Steam, s, and Fuels Building is to show (i) the modern means and methods for develop- , controlling and using power, and (2) machinery and apparatus used in making chines. Herein are two distinct propositions, which, while distinct, are closely ited. For a description of the former, which in effect is power plant equipment I practice, reference may be had to the remarks on "pages .. under the caption: [le Exhibits Power Plant." This subject, popularly supposed to be of interest i importance to engineers only and aside from them full of dark mystery beyond ken of the average man and woman, is in its general demonstration easily sped by anyone who has an opportunity to see the apparatus arranged in logical [uence and who will give the subject a fair amount of intelligent thought and servation. Considering that the homes of the majority of visitors here are lit electricity drawn from central power stations and that all are carried in cars pro- led by electric energy, and that a vast number of individuals have money invested lighting, transit and power companies, it seems reasonable to suppose many will lil of the opportunity we present and secure a knowledge which will add to the ige of their enjoyment or possibly to a more intelligent guardianship of their mcial interests. While to see the wheels go around is attractive, the interest doubled when even a rudimentary knowledge of what makes them go around i what the going around accomplishes is present. A few hours intelligently ;nt in the Western half of Machinery Hall and in the Steam, Gas and Fuels ilding will give this knowledge. To the second proposition, "Machinery and apparatus used in making ma- nes," about two-thirds of ^lachinery Hall is devoted. With a few exceptions ; exhibits to accomplish like or similar results will be found grouped in and 3ut certain well defined locations. Means for guiding and controlling the flow water, steam and gas are located along or near the Northerly wall of the build- ',. Next and toward the South are machines for cutting and forming metals, e range of the assortment extends from the huge machines used in ship, engine d car works down to the pigmy tools used in watch making. Instruments which II measure to one ten-thousandth part of an inch, and tools which do work so :urate as to require such refinement in measuring are here shown. Next come tomatic machines which turn out finished bolts, nuts, screws and the like, ma- chines which in a few seconds without guidance or help from the human hand or mind turn out a finished article — say bolts or nuts in exact uniformity, none of which could be made by hand with such accuracy and any one of which would call for hours of labor by a skilled mechanic. Toward the center of the building, power punches, presses, die machinery, ' metal bending and shaping tools and forge shop equipments are grouped. Near ' these on one side are magnificent displays of abrasives and machinery for using! abrasives. Next on the opposite side are pumps, air compressors and water meters.' Beyond these are the gas and gasoline engines. Bordering on these is the collec-; tion of belts, pulleys, hangers and shafting and then follow hoisting engines,; winches, cranes and other apparatus and appliances for lifting heavy bodies. In succession follow pneumatic tools and appliances, fire hose and fire escapes andi miscellaneous machinery until the wood working group is reached in the Southeast' quarter of the building. Within the scope of this preface it is impossible to give more than the motif which governs the selection and locating of the thousands of items exhibited. The, best thought and most advanced achievements of the foremost mechanics and works of this country and Europe are represented. For instance, in the Germanj representation is a press built by the Krupp Works at Essen. It is exhibited and shown in operation by its inventor. Aside from its interest to engineers this press shows a daring in design and knowledge and resources in construction which musii appeal to the public. The pressure exerted and held within its cylinder is of ninet)! thousand pounds to the square inch. Ninety thousands pounds per square inch i;' about one thousand times the average pressure required to actuate the ordinar} steam engine. It is twice the pressure which, exerted by the discharge of powde' within a twelve inch rifle or cannon, will throw a one thousand pound projectil fifteen miles through the air. The visitor to Machinery Hall should bear in mind that it covers nearly te; acres or several city blocks; for instance, in New York somewhat more than th four blocks bounded by Fifth and Fourth avenues and Thirty-fourth and Thirty sixth streets. The Steam, Gas and Fuels Building covers over two acres. Wit' hardly an exception in order to discover the salient feature of an exhibit it i necessary to inspect it with some care. Therefore sufficient time should be devote for even a measurably fair inspection of the exhibits in these buildings. CLASSIFICATION. 15 DEPARTMENT OF MACHINERY. OFFICIAL CLASSIFICATION OF EXHIBITS. ]\Iilitary traction en- Apparatus for lubrica- GROUP 62. STEAM ENGINES Appliances for boiler feeding, fuel economizers, steam jacketing, anti- scaling compounds, methods of purification of water. Feed water heaters, steam dryers, superheaters. Oil extractors. Boilers, stationary, semi-stationary, or portable; steam-gauges, grate- bars, flue cleaners, packings, and fittings for boilers. Chimneys for boilers. Smoke consumers. Transmission of steam; cocks, valves, traps, separators, condensers, joints, gaskets, piping and systems. Engines, stationary, portable and semi-portable, gines. Valve gear. Regulators and governors, tion. Engines moved by vapors other than steam. Methods and apparatus for testing and registering steam engines, boilers, and appliances. GROUP 63. VARIOUS MOTORS Engines operated by heated air, gas, petroleum, alcohol, compressed or rarefied air, ammonia, carbonic acid gas. Parts and fittings; appa- ratus and systeins for generating gas for such machines. Hydraulic motors, wheels, turbines, water pressure engines, etc. Wind mills and wind motors. Horse powers; tumblers, spring, counter weight and pedal motors, etc. GROUP 64. GENERAL MACHINERY Apparatus for the transmission of power, shafting, hangers, pedestals, guides, gears, clutches, pawls, and systems. Pulleys, belts, cables and links for the transmission of power. Funicular systems. Governors and speeds regulators. Lubricators, lubricants and systems. Apparatus for measuring the work of machines, counters, recorders, speed indicators, dynamometers, pressure gauges. Weighing machines. Testing machines. Meters for water or gas. Machines for moving heavy bodies, cranes, lifts, coftveyors, etc. (See 142.) Machines for raising water, hand or steam pumps, norias, hydraulic rams, _ etc. Machines for sinking wells. Fire engines and apparatus used by firemen. Hydraulic presses and accumulators. Water pipes and accessories. Air and gas compressors and pipes. Ventilators, blowers and systems. 16 CLASSIFICATION. Class 416. Transmission and distribution of power at a distance by means of water, steam, air, or vacuum. Class 417. Apparatus and accessories for the prevention of accidents by machinery, and for the regulation of shop practice and economies therein. Class 418. Marine and deep water machinery, diving bells, diving apparatus. GROUP 65. MACHINE TOOLS Class 419. For working in metal; machines working by shock, compression, or ten- sion; steam hammers, trip hammers, drop-forging and swaging ma- chines; machines for cutting, shearing, punching, stamping, counter- sinking and shaping; rolls, draw benches, wire drawing machines; ma- chines and presses for stretching, flanging, etc.; machines for bending, butting and welding; for riveting; for working plates (cutting, bending, rolling, edging, etc.) Methods of heating, annealing, tempering, ce- menting, welding, and brazing in ordinary use. Tools used with the forge and with the above-named machines; anvils, beaked anvils, vises, hammers, shears, punches, dies, etc.; various compounds for metal tempering, welding, and cleaning. Class 420. Machines with cutting tools; lathes; machinery for drilling, boring, reaming and tapping; screw and bolt cutters; machines for planing, milling, slotting, grooving, etc. Drills, taps, dies, cutters, reamers, chucks and special tools and accessories. Class 421. Machines which have as tools such substances as grit, emery, or dia- mond; machines to grind, polish, sharpen; dressers. Grindstones, emery grinders, tools of carborundum and diamond. Accessories of; these machines. , Class 422. Equipment and tools for hand work; vises, files, graving tools, taps and dies, screw plates, etc. Class 423. Methods and equipment for setting out work, adjusting, checking, and testing; measuring tools and instruments of precision and for testing shapes and dimensions. Machine and forge-shop equipments. Class 424. For working in wood: Saws for felling trees, dividing into logs, and ap! pliances for trimming, handling and working timber. Machines for working lumber; for sawing, planing, turning, boring, moulding, mor- tising, tongueing, grooving, tenoning, shaping, and carving; for bend ing and pressing; for sanding and polishing; for veneer-cutting an( veneering. Nailing and wooden-bag and basket-making m,achinery. Class 425. Machine and hand tools especially fitted for working in wood. Knives tools and appliances for wood-working machinery. Machine fittings. Class 426. Various machine tools not included in any other classification. GROUP 66. ARSENAL TOOLS Class 427. Special machinery and tools used in the manufacture of arms for militar and civilian use; arsenal tools; machines for forging and straightenini barrels, special lathes for instantaneous reproductions; machines fc finishing the interior boring of barrels, boring machines, machines fc punching gun barrels; special machines for making wooden gu stocks; milling machines, machines for reproducing different parts ( arms in steel; machines for polishing and finishing tempered piece; . materials and tools for manufacture of cartridges and ammunition i( both military and sportsmen's use. Department E — Machinery. UNITED STATES. Steam Engines, Various Motors, General Machinery, Machine Tools. GROUP 62. STEAM ENGINES. ;pt. No. Location. 5. Acton, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Valves. Block 49, aisle 11. 0-404. Alberger Condenser Co., New York City. Barometric condenser, sur- face condenser. Blocks 36 and 42, aisles E and 7. (.-277. AUis-Chalmers Co., Chicago, 111. Horizontal and vertical steam engine. Block 36, aisles G, E,_ 6 and 7 I. American Balance Valve Co., Jer- sey Shore, Pa. Valves. Block 27, aisle H. Liltiported perfectly balanced marine Ives. Semi-plug automatic piston valves, ain valve specialists since 1890. Our Ives used all over the world. ■90. American Engine Co., Bound Brook, N. J. Horizontal steam engine. Block 49, aisle 11. Tierican Gas Furnace Co., Elizabeth, N. J. Pressure blower. (Installation in Palace of Electricity.) 9. American Steam Gauge & Valve Mfg. Co., Boston, Mass. Steam gauges, safety valves, steam engine in- dicators. Block 27, aisles H and 4. isiness established in 1851, and goods ed in every part of the world. Highest •ard Paris, 1900. Gold Medal, Pan- Tierican, 1901. Gauges in service in dace of Machinery. 4- American Stoker Co., Erie, Pa. Stokers. Block 14. aisle G. 4. Ashton Valve Co., Boston, Mass. Valves and gauges. Block 19, aisles H and 3. Steam, Gas and Fuels Bldg., Blocks 4, 5, 7, 8 and 12. itabhshed 1871, Capital $150,000.00. even Exposition medal awards. Two ecial diplomas Chicago World's Fair; ree medals Paris Exposition; over •300 H. P. boilers in Louisiana Pur- lase Exposition Power Plant equipped Dept. No. Location, with Ashton valves and gauges. Ashton goods unexcelled in quality, efficiency and durability, and fully guaranteed. 391 and 444. Aultman & Taylor Ma- chinery Co., The, ^lansfield, O. Boil- ers, chain grate stokers. Block 53, aisle H. Steam, Gas and Fuels Bldg., Blocks 4, 5, 7 and 12. Established in 1867. Have been build- ing water tube boilers since 1891; they have installed over 2,000,000 horse power in the leading power plants of the United States. Have the largest exhibit of boil- ers and stokers at the Exposition, over 8,000 horse power in use in Steam, Gas & Fuels Building. 18. Bashlin Co., The, Warren, Pa. Valves and tittings for boilers. Block 27, aisle H. 445. 459 and 500. Baum Separator & J^Iachine Co., The, Manheim, Pa. Steam separators, oil separators. Blocks 22, 45, 46, aisles G, 9 and 10. 306. Bonner, Wm. T., & Co., Boston, Mass. Boiler fittings, cocks, valves and gaskets. Block 27, aisle H. 479. Bradley Mfg. Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Vertical steam engines. Block 52, aisles G, H and 11. American builders Willans Central Valve Engine. Especially adapted for driving direct connected electric generators. Grand Prize, Paris, 1900. 480. Bradley, C. H., Jr., & Co., Pitts- burg, Pa. Collaborators with Bradley Mfg. Co. Block 52, aisles G, H and ir. 495. Brown Corliss Engine Co., Corliss, Wis. Vertical steam engines. Block 45, aisle G. 367. Buckeye Engine Co., Salem, O. Horizontal cross-compound steam en- gine. Block 45, aisles G and 9. This Company has the largest line of en- gine patterns in the world, comprising simple, cross and tandem compounds, vertical, simple and cross compounds, as well as horizontal verticals. Also build- ers of all types of modern blowing en- gines. 18 DEPARTMENT E— MA'CHINERY. Dept. No. Location. 41, 143 and 405. Buffalo Forge Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Horizontal, tandem- compound steam engine and mechani- cal draft for boilers. Block 2"], aisle G; block 49, aisle G, and Steam, Gas and Fuels Building, Blocks 4, 5, 7 and 8. 133. Burt Mfg. Co., The, Akron, O. Oil filters. Block 52, aisles G and 11, and Block 45, aisles G and 9. Steam, Gas and Fuels Bldg., Block i. 160 and 173. Carey, Philip, Mfg. Co., The, Lockland, O. Steam jacketing, packings and fittings for boilers, gas- kets, piping and sj'stems. Block 26, aisles G and 4. Established 1873. Incorporated 1888. Capital $1,000,000. Carey's Flexible Ce- ment roofing (Patented) is adapted to flat or steep roofs; withstands any climate; not affected by acid fumes. Carey's 85% Magnesia Steam Pipe and Boiler Cover- ings are the world's standards. Used by United States Government. See Carey's Covering on Exposition power plants. Chapman Valve Co., Indian Orchard, Mass. (Installed in Palace of Elec- tricity.) 64. Clonbrock Steam Boiler Co., Brook- lyn, N. Y. Boilers. Steam, Gas and Fuels Building. Block 12, aisle 3. 425. Cook, 'Wm. H., & Co., Chicago, 111. Condensers. Block ^,2, aisles E and 5. 288. Consolidated Safety Valve Co., The, New York City. Valves. Block 10, aisle H. 498. Cookson, T. J., Cincinnati, O. Steam traps. Blocks 36-42, and Steam, Gas and Fuels Bldg. on steam headers. 399. Continental Iron Works, Brooklyn, N. Y. Boiler furnaces. Block ZZ, aisle E. Id and 516. Crane Company, Chicago, 111. Fittings for boilers, cocks, valves, piping and systems, joints. Block 26, aisles H and 4. Founded 1855. Manufacturers of brass, iron and ferrosteel valves, cast iron, mal- leable iron and ferrosteel fittings for all purposes. Attention is directed to the design of the pop safety valves and elec- trically operated gate valves, pipe bends and flanged connections. Awards: Phil- adelphia, 1876; Chicago, 1893; Omaha, 1898; highest award — Gold Medal— Paris, 1900. 129. Crosby Steam Gauge & Valve Co., Boston. Mass. Steam gauges, fittings for boilers, cocks, valves and appa- ratus for testing and registering steam engines. Block 27, aisles 5 and H. Dept. No. Location. 564. Dart, E. M., Mfg. Co., Providence, R. I. Pipe fittings, couplings, flange unions. Block 27, aisle H. Western Valve Co., Sales Agents, Chi- cago, St. Louis and Kansas City. 442, Dearborn Drug & Chemical Works, i St. Louis, Mo. Methods of purification ! of water. Steam, Gas and Fuels Build- ing, Block 2. aisle i. Manufacturing and analytical chemists. Waters anaylzed. Special preparation made to suit the waters for removal of scale deposits. Prevents formation of ' scale, preserves the iron and connections j and stops foaming in steam boilers. 1 483. Direct Separator Co., The, Syra- j cuse, N. Y. Steam, ammonia and oil separators, traps, exhaust heads. Block ; 52, aisle II. 255 and 441. Dunham, C. A., Co., Mar- ; shalltown, la. Steam traps, valves, etc. Block 45, aisles G and 9. , 595. Eyermann, Peter, St. Louis, Mo.: Boiler furnace smoke preventing de- vice. Steam, Gas and Fuels Buillding, Block 5. 563. Fairbanks Co., The, Newr York! City. Valves. Block 27, aisle H. I Fairbanks valves are in service in the^ Washington University Buildings, St. Louis. Western Valve Co., Sales Agents,! Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City. 567. Fairbanks, E. & T., & Co., St. Johnsbury, Vt. Injectors. Block 34. 163. Fairbanks, Morse & Co., Chicago, 111. Condensers and steam hoisting engine. Blocks 34-43. 186. Famous Filter Co., St. Louis, Mo Oil filters. Block 44. 148 and 499. Fisher Governor Co., The ^Nlarshalltown, Ta. Steam pump gov- ernors. Block 42, aisle 7. and Steam Gas and Fuels Building, Block 9. 181. Flower, Walter L., & Co., St. Louis Mo. Oil filters. Block 49. aisle G. Fuller Co., The, Detroit, Mich. Stean engine. (Installed in Palace of Elec tricity.) 485. Gardner G o v e r n or Co., The Quincy, 111. Steam separators, ex- haust heads. Block 2)Z^ aisle 6. Afake-rs of engine governors, duple: steam pumping machinery, air compres sors, steam separators and exhaust head? Established 1883. Largest engine gov ernor manufactures in the world. Loo for Gardner goods in the Palace of Ma chinery. Catalog sent on request. 345. General Electric Co., Schenectad] N. Y. Steam turbine engine. Bloc 44, aisles 10. E and G. UNITED STATES. 19 ept. No. Location. )8. Goulds Mfg. Co., The, Seneca Falls, N. Y. Appliances for boiler feeding. Block 33, aisle 5, and Steam, Gas and Fuels Bldg., Block 2. r4. Greenwald, I. & E. Co., The, Cin- cinnati, O. Cross-compound steam en- gine. Block 44. ne of our cross compound heavy duty jndensing engines, direct connected to 400 K. W. generator, is in daily opera- 3n in block 44, Machinery Hall. We anufacture tandem, cross compound, )ndensing and non-condensing engines the girder and heavy duty frame types, so self-contained and box bed throttling igines, mill gearing, etc. 2. Green Engineering Co., Chicago, 111. Grate bars; traveling link; me- chanical stokers; smoke consumer. Steam, Gas and Fuels Building, Block 8. 8 and 467. Greene, Tweed & Co., New York City. Apparatus for lubrication. Blocks 42 and 45. aisle 10. 415. Myers, F. E., & Bro., Ashland, O. Pumps, countershafts, jacks, cylinders. Block 32, aisle E. 570. National Ditching & Dredging Co., San Francisco, Cal. Four-expansion friction clutch. Liberal Arts Bldg. Block I, aisles 2-A. 74. National Meter Co., New York City. Water meters. Block 44, aisles E and 8. 106 and 107. National Steam Pump Co., Upper Sandusky, O. Steam pumps. Steam, Gas and Fuels Building. Block 9, aisle E. Block 2. See above Company's Pumps in daily ser- vice on Exposition Grounds at northeast end of Steam, Gas and Fuels Building. We manufacture all kinds of steam pumps. Write us for catalog of our special high grade Mine, Hydraulic, Brewers and Dis- tillers pumping machinery. 482. Neal & Brinker Co., New Yorl City. Machines for moving heavv bodies, tackle blocks. Block 30, aisles^ B and 6. 335. Neptune Meter Co., Newark, N. J Water meters. Block 35, aisle E. UNITED STATES. 25 ept. No. Location. [I. New York Leather Belting Co., New York City. Apparatus for the transmission of power, belts. Block 31, aisles D and 5. [anufacturers of Oak Tanned leather siting and lace leather. Halters, hame raps. etc. Office and salesroom No. 8 erry Street, New York, Factory 465, 37, 469, 471 Kent Avenue, 29, 31, 33, 35 outh nth Street, Brooklyn, New York; hicago, 20 South Canal Street. Blue ibbon. National Export Exposition, ?99. Gold Medal Pan-American, 1901. 5 and 554. Niles-Bement-Pond Co. Crane Works, Phaladelphia, Pa. Trav- eling crane. Central Bay. 34. Nuttall, R. D., Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Gears, pinions, trolleys, for elec- tric motors. Blocks 47 and 51, aisle 10 57. Otis Elevator Co., New York City. Apparatus for the prevention of acci- dents; passenger elevator. Block 5. 59. Pawling & Harnischfeger, Milwau- kee, Wis. Traveling crane. Crane Runway, Central Bay. ^6. Philips Pressed Steel Pulley Works, Philadelphia, Pa. Pulleys. Block 34, aisle 6. ivtry pulley is a parting pulley adapted 0 every shaft by interchangeable bush- igs; perfectly balances, unsurpassed in i-orkmanship. The spider interlocks rith the rim, relieving rim rivets of all hearing strain. Hub and arms are in- erlocked, relieving hub (itivets of all hearing strain. Pulleys can be made lith solid hub, non-parting. 67. Pittsburg Meter Co., East Pitts- burg, Pa. Water and gas meters, meter provers. Block 35, aisle E. (Also installed in Palace of Liberal Arts, Block 33-A.) 2. Powell, Wm., Co., The, Cincinnati, O. Lubricators and systems. Block 27. lesides valves, make special line of lubri- ating devices of all kinds for steam, gas nd gasoline engines, automobiles, etc. 70. Power & Speed Regulating Mfg. Co., Ltd., Kalamazoo, Mich. Power and speed regulators. Block 30, aisle C. 62. Pratt & Cady Co., The, Hartford, Conn. Fire hydrants. Block 27, aisle H. hese hydrants in service on the Fair ■rounds. Western Valve Co., Sales igents, Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City. 5- Reeves Pulley Co., Columbus, Ind. Power transmission machinery. Block i 31, aisle D. Dept. No. Location. 260. Reliance Machine & Tool Works, St. Louis, Mo. Steam pumps. Block 32, aisles E and 6, and Steam, Gas and Fuels Bldg., Block 2. Reliance patent dry press brick machine, latest and simplest construction^ reduc- ing the weight to about one-third that of machines now in the market. 474. Richardson Scale Co., New York City. Coal and grain scales, weighing machines. Block i, aisle i. 236. Rider, Ericsson Engine Co., New York City. Pumps. Block 33, aisles E and 5. 419. Robins Conveying Belt Co., New York City. Conveying sj-stem. Model of belt conveyor. Block i, aisle i. 581. Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co., New York City. Gas compressor. (In- stalled in Palace of Transportation. Post 63, aisle E.) 233-49.3- Schaeffer & Budenberg Mfg. Co., The, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lubricators, counters, recorders, speed indicators, dynamometers, pressure gauges, pumps. Block 33. Manufacturers of engine and boiler appli- ances. Established 1850. Pressure and vacuum gauges and recorders of all kinds. Steam engine indicators, reductors, plani- meters, thalpotasimeters, thermometers, pyrometers, tachometers^ speed indicat- ors, dynamometers, steam traps, steam separators, injectors, ejectors. Highest awards at 50 Expositions. See Group 62. 231. Sellers, Wm., Co., Inc., Philadel- phia, Pa. Apparatus for the trans- mission of power, shafting, hangers, pulleys, pedestals. 368. Shaw Electric Crane Co., The, Muskegon, Mich. Traveling crane. Crane Runway, Central Bay. 178. Shultz Belting Co., St. Louis, Mo. Belts, cables and links for the trans- mission of power; belt dressing and cement. Block 31, aisles C and 5. Established in 1876. The belting manu- factured by this Company is now in use in plants all over the United States, and in every country of the world where belt- ing is used. They prepare the leather by their own special process, which gives the belting great strength and pliability and its wonderful driving power. Visit their fine Exhibit. 565. Sight Feed Oil Pump Co., Mil- waukee, Wis. Oil pump for engine lubrication. Blocks 36, 45, 47 and 51. 330. Sirocco Engineering Co., New York City. Blower system, centrifu- gal anopropeller fans, pumps, test box. Block 33, aisles G and 6. 26 DEPARTMENT E— MACHINERY. Dept. No. Location. 17. South Bend Pulley Co., South Bend, Ind. Wood split pulleys. Block 31, aisles D and 6. 448. Stempel Fire Extinguisher Mfg. Co., St. Louis, .Mo. Fire extinguishers. Chemical engines. Block 3, aisle A. Highest awards wherever displayed, in- cluding Atlanta, Omaha, National Export Exposition, Philadelphia. Large and small machines used by Louisiana Pur- chase Fire Dept. and City Departments all over the U. S. Chief Hale uses our Chemical Tanks and Extinguishers ex- clusively. Used throughout the grounds. Exhibit No. 2 Hale Fire Fighters' Hall. 406. Stilwell-Bierce & Smith-Vaile Co., Dayton, O. Pumping machinery. Block 4S, aisle H. 593. Stow Flexible Shaft Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. Flexible shafting. (In- stalled in Palace of Electricity. Block 28, aisle F.) 400. Stroudsburg Engine Works, Stroudsburg, Pa. Hoisting machinery. Block 30, aisles C and 6. 189. Thomas, C. W., Detroit, Mich. Water pipes and accessories. Block 26, aisle g. 203. Thomson Meter Co., Brooklyn, N. Y, Water meters. Block 35, aisle E. 604. Tufts, Nathaniel, Meter Co., Bos- ton, Mass. Gas meters. Installed in Palace of Liberal Arts. Block 33-a, aisles D, 5, E and 6. 476. Union Steam Pump Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Pumps, compressors and condenser. Block S3, aisle 6. 502. Vaughn Machine Company, Pea- body, Mass. Belt makers' machinery, hide and leather working machinery. Block 31, aisles D and 5. Our machines are everywhere recognized as the standard of the world and are un- equalled for workmanship, efficiency of operation and durability. We are the only concern fitted for completely in- stalling and equipping any kind of tan- ning, currying or belt making plant in any part of the world. 226. Voorhees Rubber Mfg. Co., Jersey City, N. J. Apparatus for the trans- mission of steam, air, vacuum and water power. Belts. Apparatus used by firemen. Block 34, aisle 6. Specialties: Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, etc., for mines, mills and railroads. Rubber lined cotton mill and fire hose — highest grades only are manufactured. Over _25, 000 feet of our fire liose is pro- tecting the Exposition buildings. 421. Warren Steam Pump Co., Warren, Mass. Steam pumps. Steam, Gas and Fuels Building. Block 2. Dept. No. Location. 40-408. Wheeler Condenser & Engineer- ing Co., New York City. Pumps. Blocks 44 and 45, aisle G. 65 and 414. Worthington, Henry R. (Inc.), New York City. Pumps. Blocks' 44 and 52, aisles H and 11; Pump! House, Cascade Pump Room, andi Steam, Gas and Fuels Building, Blockj 9- 286 and 407. Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.,: New York City. Machines for mov-j ing heavy bodies; lifts, hoisting ap-I paratus. Block 20, aisles A and 5. ] GROUP 65. ' MACHINE TOOLS. 374. Abernathy Vise & Tool Co., Chi- cago, 111. Vises, clamps, benches anc tools. Block 6, aisle i. j 28. Acme Machinery Co., Cleveland, 0 Bolt cutters, nut tappers, forging and upsetting machines. Block 7, aisles F, and I. ! 411. Adams Machine Co., Corinth, MissI Saw mill machinery. Block 22, aisle; B and 5- ' 541. Adjustable Clamp Co., Chicago, lUi .A.djustable hand screw for woodwork) ers. Block 6, aisle i. 165. American Machinist, New Yor! City. Trade Journal. Block 14, aisle . 60 and 575. Armstrong Bros. Tool Co Chicago, 111. Lathe and planer tools holders, drills, cutting off and grind ing machines, boring tools, doge jacks. Block 12. aisle D, 291. Ashcroft Mfg. Co., The, New Yor City. Tools for hand work. Block u aisle H. 383. Austin & Eddy, Boston, Masi Wood working machinery. Block < aisles C and i. 27. Barnes, B. F., Co., Rockford, H Drills, lathes, water tool grinder. Bloc 12, aisles C and 3. William Bayley & Sons Co., Milwaukee Wisconsin. (Vertical machine ii' stalled in Palace of Electricity. Bloc 14, aisle V. Barretts' Boring Machine Co., Meadvill Pa. r.oring machine. (Installed i Palace of Electricity.) 44. Becker-Brainard Milling Machir Co., Hyde Park, Mass. Milling m chines, gear cutters, cutter grindei milling cutters. Block 13, aisles and 3. UNITED STATES. 27 3ept. No. Location. ;i5. Belmer Machine Tool Co., Cincin- nati, O. Machines for planing. Block 6, aisles 2 and D. ^6 and 550. Bement-Miles Works, Phila- delphia, Pa. Heavy machine tools. Block 25, aisles E, 4, G and 5. Block 42. 86. Bertsch & Co., Cambridge City, Ind. Machines for cutting, shearing and punching, rolls, dies. Block 6, aisles C and 2. :69. Belts Machine Co., Wilmington, Del. Boring mills, planers and slot- ters. Block 9, aisles H and i. danning, Maxwell & Moore, sales agents, ^ew York, Chicago, Pittsburg, Boston, Philadelphia and Cleveland. 48. Bickford Drill & Tool Co., Cincin- nati, O. Radial drill. Block 42. (Drills installed in Palace of Electricity.) 99. Bignall & Keeler Mfg. Co., Ed- wardsville. 111. Pipe cutting and threading machinery. Block 11, aisles C and 2. ilanufacturers of pipe cutting and thread- ng machinery for' thirty years. Our ma- :hines are used in United States, Canada, Europe, Mexico, South America. Repre- entative plumbing, steam-fitting and sup- )ly houses and over 30 leading Ry. shops lave them. For repair shops, factories, :lectric light plants, public institutions md navy yards they are unequaled. 32. Bilgram, Hugo, Philadelphia, Pa. Machine for cutting bevel gears. Block 8, aisle i. :6i. Black Brothers, Mendota, 111. Wood working machinery. Block 6, aisle i. 71. Bliss, E. W., Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Presses, dies, special machinery. Block 24, aisles D, E, 4 and 5. 143- Borden Co., Warren, O. Pipe threading machinery. Block 12, aisle 2. 579- Bridgeport Safety Emery Wheel Co.. Inc., The, Bridgeport, Conn. Grinding machine. Block 42. 126. Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co., Provi- dence, R. I. Measuring tools, milling and gear cutters. Block 18, aisles H. 3 and 4. Block 42. (Milling machine installed in Palace of Electricity, Block 14, aisle V.) I and 143. Buffalo Forge Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Forges, blacksmiths' tools. Block -ZT, aisle G; block 49, aisle G. 73. Byrkit-Hall Sheathing Lath Co., Chicago, 111. Lath cutting machine. Block 3, aisle A. Dept. No. Location. 12. Carborundum Co., The, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Tools of carborundum; carborundum wheels and accessories. Block 16, aisles D, 3 and 4. Carborundum is the most efficient grind- ing and polishing material known. Eco- nomical results are guaranteed. It is made into every form that grinding ma- terial is used in — -wheels for all classes of grinding, sharpening stones, rub stones for work shop and professional men, paper and cloth, grains and powders for polishing. Catalogue free. Cincinnati Machine Tool Co., Cincinnati, O. Drill. (Installed in Palace of Electricity.) 105. Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co., Chi- cago, 111. Pneumatic tools. Block 34, aisle 6. 322. Cincinnati Shaper Co., The, Cincin- nati, O. Traveling head shapers. Block 9, aisle G. (Back gear crank shaper, installed in Palace of Electricity, Block 17 center.) Manning, Maxwell & Moore, sales agents. New York, Chicago, Pittsburg, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland. 525. Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., Cincinnati, O. Milling machine. Blocks 47-51, aisle 10. (Milling machines in- stalled in Palace of Electricity.) Cincinnati Planer Co., Cincinnati, O. Planer. (Installed in Palace of Elec- tricity.) 591. Clark, Jas., Jr., & Co., Louisville,^ Ky. Drills, grinders, hacksaw, notcher, and winding machines. (Installed in Palace of Electricity, Block 20, aisle Z.) 183. Cleveland Automatic Machine Co., Cleveland, O. Automatic lathe; ma- chine for forming, drilling, reaming and tapping. Block 7, aisles F and 2. 584. Cobden Machine Works, Cobden, Ills. Wire stitching machines. Block 28. 276. Coe Manufacturing Co., Paines- ville, O. Veneer cutting and drying machinery. Block 11, aisles D, 2 and 4. 402. Cortland Corundum Wheel Co.. Cortland, N. Y. Corundum wheels Block 12, aisles D and 3. 78. Curtis & Co., Mfg. Co., St. Louis. Mo. Machines for working in wood; saw mill machinery. Block 30, aisles B, C and 5. 301. DeLoach Mill Manufacturing Co.,. Atlanta, Ga. Saw mill machinery. Block 12, aisle C. 28 DEPARTMENT E— MACHINERY. 542. _ . ^, Location. Dept. No. ^ 7. Doig, W. S., Estate of, Brooklyn, N. Y. Box nailing machines. Block 20. Manifa^turers of Standard box naUing machines for making all sorts of pack- ing boxes, egg cases, orange boxes. Also machines for cleating purposes special nailing machines for manufacturers ot window screens, electrotypers toy mak- ers etc Highest award, Medal and Di- ploma, World's Fair Chicago 1893; Pans 1900; Pan-American 1901 ^Charleston 1902. 453. Erie Foundry Co., Erie Pa. Steam hammers and shears. Block 14, aisle G. 567. Fairbanks, E. & T., & Co St. Johnsbury, Vt. Power hammers. Block 34. Faneuil Watch Tool Co., Boston, Mass Precision lathe. Block 30, aisle C. 29-527. Fay, J. A., & Egan Co., Cm- cinnati, O. Band rip saw. Block 51, aisle 12. (Band and variety saws in- stalled in Palace of Electricity.) 5. Ferracute Machine Co., Bridgetoii, N J. Presses and dies for bar and sheet metal. Block 23, aisles D and 5- 324. Foote, Burt & Co., Cleveland, O. Drills, presses. Block 9. aisle H. Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Sales Agents, New York, Chicago, Pittsburg, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland. 243. Foster, Walter H.. New York City. Ring turret lathe, bolt machine. Block 5, aisles C and i. Lathe takes 2.V2. in. bar and turns 28 m. at one setting. Lassiter bolt machine for turning straight and taper bolts. 449. Frierson & Rich, St. Louis, Mo. Stave cutting machines, power stave jointers, staves. Block 22, aisles C and 4. 23. Gisholt Machine Co., Madison, Wis. Machine tools. Block 14. aisles P and 3. (Tool grinder installed in Pal- ace of Electricity, Block 14, aisle 5.) 613. Goldschmidt Thermit Company, New York, N. Y. ?\Iethods. tools and compounds for welding by fusion. (In- stalled in Metal Pavilion, Department of ISlincs and Metallurgy.) 116-530. Gould & Eberhardt, Newark, N. J. Machine tools. In Official INIa- chine Shop. Block 21, and Blocks 47- 51, aisle 10. (Shapers installed in Pal- ace of Electricity.) 97. Hall & Brown Wood Working Ma- chine Co., St. Louis, Mo. Wood work- ing machincrv. Block 4, aisles A, 4 and B. Dept. No. Location. 245. Hendey Machine Co., Torrington, Conn. Lathes, milling machinery and shapers. Block 9, aisles G and 3. ; Block 42. Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Sales : Agents, New York, Chicago, Pittsburg, ! Boston, Philadelphia. Cleveland. 248. Higley Machine Co., New York City. Machines for working in metal . and machine to grind. Block 8, aisle i. ; 316 and 528. Hilles & Jones Co., Wil- | mington, Del. Punching and shearing ■ machinery for metal. Block 14, aisles , G and 2. Blocks 47 and 51, aisle 10 Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Sales \ Agents, New York, Chicago, Pittsburg, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland. 580. Hisey-Wolf Machinery Co., Cincin- • nati, O. Drill and grinder. Block 21. 612. Hoe, R., & Co., New York, N. Y. Chisel tooth saws. (Installed in Pal- ' ace of Liberal Arts.) Originators and makers of the celebrated chisel tooth saws of which there are over , 40,000 in use. \ 432. Holmes, E. & B., Machinery Co., i Buffalo, N. Y. Cooperage and wood j working machinery. Block 22, aisles B and 4. 249. Jones & Lamson Machine Co., I Springfield, Vt. Flat turret lathes and automatic screw threading dies. Block 14, aisles G and 3. Builders of Turret Lathes for fifty years. Originated self-turning Turret Lathe va. 1855 Flat Turret Lathe in 1891. Since 91 , have been sole builders of the Flat Turret Lathe, which for many years was made in one size only. Present models handle 2-in. and 3-in. sizes for bar and 12-m. and 14-in. for chucking work. 53. Kempsmith Mfg. Co., The, Milwau- kee, Wis. ^Milling machines. Block 14, aisles F and 2. King Machine Tool Co., Cincinnati, 0. 1 Boring mill. (Installed in Palace ot ■ Electricity.) : 329-544. Landis Machine Co.. Waynes- boro, Pa. Bolt cutter. Block 16, aisles 3, E and 4. 10. Landis Tool Co., Waynesboro, Pa. Grinding machines. Block 16, aisles 3, E and 4. 543. Le Blond, R. K., Machine Tool Co.. Cincinnati, O. Lathe. Blocks 21 and 25. (Drills installed in Palace ot blec- tricity.) 338. Leland, Wm. H., & Co., Worcester. Mass. Grinding machinery. Bloclt u. aisle C. UNITED STATES. 29 ept. No. Location. )5. Long & AUstatter Co., The, Hamil- ton, O. Punching and shearing ma- chines. Block 23, aisles D and 4. n experience of over 30 years, with the rge accumulation of patterns, enables lem to offer machines of superior de- gn. embracing in great variety upright, ngle, horizontal and multiple punches; illet, bar iron, 'angle iron and gate lears; welding, bending and forming, itomatic punching and spacing ma- lines, and many of special construction. (7. Macgowan & Finigan Foundry & Machine Co., St. Louis, Mo. Trip- hammer machine for compression; tire setter. Block 3, aisle A. 1. Merrill Mfg. Co., The, Toledo, O. Pipe threading and cutting machinery. Block 12, aisles C and 2. 9. Mueller, H., Mfg. Co., Decatur, 111. Tapping machines, drills. (Installed in Palace of Manufacturers, Block 6- A.) ;. National Acme Mfg. Co., The, Cleveland, O. Screw machines, screw slotting machines. Block 7, aisles D and I. ap Screws, Set Screws, Special Milled roduct. 15. National Automatic Tool Co., The, Dayton, O. Drilling and reaming ma- chinery, tools, etc. Block 7, aisles 2 and D. 0. Newton Machine Tool Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. Cold saw and slotter. Block 51, aisle G. ;i. Niagara Machine & Tool Works, Buffalo, N. Y. Machine tools for sheet metal work. Block 23, aisle C. >. Niles-Bement-Pond Co., New York City. Machine tools, electric cranes. Block 25. aisles E, 4, G, and 5. (Car box boring machine installed in Palace of Electricity, Block 14, aisle 5.) argest metal working machinery man- 'acturers in the world. Consists of: iles Tool Works, Hamilton, O.; Bement- iles Works, Philadelphia, Pa.; Pond achine Tool Works, Plainfield, N. J.; rane Works, Philadelphia, Pa.; Pratt id Whitney Works, Hartford, Conn, eavy machine tools for locomotive shop id shipyard use a specialty. 13- Niles Tool Works, Hamilton, O. Heavy machine tools. Block 25, aisles E, 4, G and 5. Blocks 47-51, aisle 10. !• Norton Emery Wheel Co., Worces- ter, Mass. Grinding wheels and ma- chinery, oil stones. Block 15, aisles 3 and 4. rinding wheels of every description in- tiding those made of alumdum, corun- •m and emery. India oil stones, sharp a quick, grinding machines for plain Dept. No. Location. surface, cylindrical, cutter grinding, etc. Highest Awards by Am. Institute, N. Y., '99; Chicago, '93; Mass. Charitable, '95; Brussels, '97; Nashville, '97; Philadelphia, '99; Paris, 1900; Buffalo, 1901. 32. Norton Grinding Co., Worcester, Mass. Grinding machinery. Block 15, aisles C, 3 and 4. 87. Patterson Tool & Supply Co., The, Dayton, O. jMachine tools, trip ham- mers, machines for working in metal, lathes, machines for drilling and grind- ing. Block 12, aisle 3. 321. Pedrick & Ayer Co., New York City. Boring bars, valve facing and crank pin turning machines, etc. Block 9, aisle H. 157. Pilley Packing & Flue Brush Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Tools for hand work. Block S, aisles F and I. 46-551. Pond Machine Tool Works, Plainfield, N. J. Heavy machine tools. Block 25, aisles E, 4, G and 5. Blocks 47 and 51, aisle 10. 164. Power, New York City. Trade journal. Block 13, aisle D. 46-552. Pratt & Whitney Works, Hart- ford, Conn. Turret lathes, thread millers, taps, dies, reamers, etc. Block 17. 475. Prentice Bros. Co., Worcester, Mass. Drilling machines and engine lathes. Block 13, aisle D. 313. Putnam Machine Co., Fitchburg, Mass. Railroad machine tools. Block 9, aisles G and i. Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Sales Agents, New York, Chicago, Pittsburg, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland. 325, Reed, F. E., Co., Worcester, Mass. Screw cutting engine lathes. Block 9, aisles H and 3. Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Sales Agents, New York, Chicago, Pittsburg, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland. 260-418. Reliance Machine & Tool Works, St. Louis. Mo. Pneumatic tools. Block S2, aisle D. 279-547- Royle, John, & Sons, Patter- son, N. J. Rubber tubing machine. Block 39, aisle 6. 198. Sawyer Tool Mfg. Co., Fitchburg, Mass. Measuring tools and instru- ments of precision. Block 6, aisle i. 231. Sellers, Wm., Co., Inc., Phila- delphia, Pa. Planer and machines to sharpen. Block 8, aisles G, i and 2. 96" Planer, Motor driven through clutches worked by compressed air, cut- ting speed variable, return constant. 30 DEPARTMENT E— MACHINERY. Dept. No. Location. Grinding Machine for forming tools for lathes, planers, slotters. Machinei for Grinding and Pointing Drills. 386. Sloan & Chace Mfg. Co., Ltd., Newark, N. J. Lathes, drills, tapping 'and milling machines, chucks, measur- ing tools, gear and pinion cutters, automatic pinion-making machines. Block 13, aisles D and 2. 34 and 532. Smith, H. B., Machine Co., Smithville, N. J. Wood working ma- chinery. Block 4, aisles A, B, and i. Blocks A.1 and =^t, aisle 10. Smith & Mills, Cincinnati, O. Shaper. (Installed in Palace of Electricity.) 469. Snyder, J. E., Worcester, Mass. Vertical drilling machinery. Block 9, aisle G. Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Sales Agents, New York, Chicago, Pittsburg, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland. Springfield Machine Co., Springfield, O. Lathes. (Installed in Palace of Elec- tricity.) 219. Standard Railway Engineering Co., St. Louis, Mo. Pneumatic tools. Block 2g, aisles B and 6. 214. Starrett, L. S., Co., Athol, Mass. ' Measuring tools, machinist's tools. Block 6, aisles D and i. 546. Steptoe, John, Shaper Co., The, Cincinnati, O. Shaper. Blocks 21 and 30. 212. Sterling Emery Wheel Mfg. Co., Tiffin, O. Emery wheels and grinding machinery. Block 11, aisles C and 4. 92 and 93. Swaine, Fred J., Co., The, St. Louis, Mo. Presses, dies and sheet metal working machinery. Block 23, aisles C and 5. 360. Walworth Mfg. Co., Boston, Mass. Tools for working in metal. Block 27, aisles G and 5. 104 and 115. Warner & Swasey Co., The, Cleveland, O. IMachine tools. Block 18, aisles G, 3 and 4. 166. Washburn Shops, The, of the Wor- cester Polytechnic Institute, Worces- ter, Mass. Drill grinders. Block 11, aisle C. 433. Welding Compound Co., Paterson, N. J. \\'elding compounds. Block 3, aisle 4. 191. White, L. & I. J., Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Wood working machinery. Block 3, aisle A. 120 and 216. Wilmarth ^ Morman Co., (jrand Rapids, Mich. Drill grinders, presses, etc. Block 11, aisle C. 63. WilUams, White & Co., Moline, 111. Bulldozers. Block Z-^ aisles D and 5. Dept. No. Location. 176. WilUams, J. H., & Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Drop forgings for machine tools, wrenches, chain tongs, etc. Block 32, aisles D and 6. 323. Windsor Machine Co., Windsor, Vt. Turret screen machinery. Block 9, aisle H. Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Sales Agents, New York, Chicago, Pittsburg, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland. 315. Woodward & Powell Planer Co., Worcester, Mass. Metal planing ma- chines. Block 9, aisle G. Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Sales Agents, New York, Chicago, Pittsburg, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland. 540. Wyman & Gordon, Worcester, Mass. Drop forgings, forged crank shafts. Block 11, aisle C. GROUP 66. ARSENAL TOOLS. 374. Abernathy Vise & Tool Co., Chi- cago, 111. Tools for arsenal equip- ment. Block 6, aisle i. 28. Acme Machinery Co., Cleveland, O. Arsenal tools — accessories.^ Block 7, aisles F and i. 60-575. Armstrong Bros. Tool Co., Chi- cago, 111. Tools for arsenal equipment. Block 12, aisle D. 291. Ashcroft Mfg. Co., The, Chicago, 111. Arsenal tools — accessories. Block 10, aisle H. 27. Barnes, B. F., Co., Rockford, 111. Automatic drills, latkes. Block 12. aisles E and 3. 515. Belmer Machine Tool Co., Cincin- nati, O. Arsenal tools. Block 6, aisles 2 and D. 46. Bement-Miles Works, Philadelphia, Pa. Boring, drilling, and milling ma- chines. Blocks 17 and 25, aisles E, 4- G and 5. 44. Beeker-Brainard Milling Machine Co., Hyde Park, Mass. Milling ma- chines. Block 13. aisles D and 3. _ 486. Bertsch & Co., Cambridge City, Ind. Machines for straightening; straightening rolls. Block 6, aisles C and 2. 169-314. Betts Machine Co., Wilming- ton, Del. IMachine tools for finishin.i; gun parts. Block 9. aisles H and I. 548. Bickford Drill & Tool Co., Cincin- nati, O. .-Xrscnal tool. Block \2 171. BUss, E. W., Co., Brooklyn, N. Y Ammunition machines. Block 24. 579. Bridgeport Safety Emery Whee Co., Inc., The, Bridgeport, Conn Grinding machine. Block 42. UNITED STATES. 31 pt. No. Location. .143-405. Buffalo Forge Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Arsenal equipment. Block 27, aisle G. 5. Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co., Provi- dence, R. I. Special tools used in the manufacture of arms. Block 18, aisles H, 3 and 4. . Carborundum Co., The, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Special tools used in the manufacture of arms. Block 16. aisles D, 3 and 4. 5. Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co., Chi- cago, 111. Tools for arsenal work. Block 24, aisle 6. 5. Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., Cincinnati, O. Milling machine. Block 51, aisle G. 2. Cincinnati Shaper Co., The, Cin- cinnati, O. Arsenal tools. Block 9, aisle G. 3. Cleveland Automatic Machine Co., Cleveland, O. Automatic machines for manufacture of ammunition and gun parts. Block 7. 0. Coates Clipper Mfg. Co., Worces- ter, Mass. Flexible shafting for die sinking, polishing and finishing gun parts. Block 28, aisle A. 2. Cortland Corundum Wheel Co., Cortland, N. Y. Ordnance grinding and polishing wheels. Block 12, aisles D and 3. 3. Erie Foundry Co., Erie, Pa. Ar- senal equipment. Block 14, aisle G. Ferracute Machine Co., Bridgeton, N. J. Cartridge machinery. Block 23, aisles D and 5. 4. Foote, Burt & Co., Cleveland, O. Arsenal tools. Block 9, aisle H. 3. Foster, Walter H., New York City. Arsenal tools. Block 5, aisles C and i. .. Gisholt Machine Co., Madison, Wis. Arsenal tools. Block 14, aisles F and 3. . Hall & Brown Wood Working Ma- chine Co., St. Louis, Mo. Machine for making wooden parts gun equip- ment. Block 4, aisles A, 4 and B. 5-312. Hendey Machine Co., Torring- ton. Conn. Milling machinery. Block Q, aisles G and 3. 8. Higley Machine Co., New York City. Arsenal tools. Block 8, aisle i. 6. Hilles & Jones Co., Wilmington, Bel. Arsenal tools. Block 14, aisles G and 2. 9- Jones & Lamson Machine Co., Springfield, Vt. Flat turret lathes for machining parts of gun-mountings. Block 14, aisles G and 3. Dept. No. Location. 53. Kempsmith Mfg. Co., The, Milwau- kee, Wis. Milling machines. Block 14, aisles F and 2. 10. Landis Tool Co., Waynesboro, Pa. Grinding machines for finishing gun parts. Block 16, aisles 3, E and 4. 543. Le Blond, R. K., Machine Tool Co., Cincinnati, O. Arsenal tools. Blocks 21-25. 338. Leland, Wm. H., & Co., Worces- ter, Mass. Gun parts grinding tools. Block II, aisle C. 305. Long & Allstatter Co., The, Ham- ilton, O. Arsenal tools. Block 23, aisles D and 4. 73. National Acme Mfg. Co., The, Cleveland, O. Multiple spindle auto- matic screen machine for manufactur- ing gun parts. Block 7, aisles D and I. 285. National Automatic Tool Co., The, Dayton, O. Tools for arsenal equip- ment. Block 7, aisles 2 and D. 531. Newton Machine Tool Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. Arsenal equipment tool. Blocks 47-51, aisle 10. 46. Niles-Bement-Pond Co., New York City. Heavy ordnance lathes, projec- tile lathes, rifling and gun barrel drill- ing machines, profiling machines, tur- ret lathes, milling machines. Blocks 17 and 25, aisles E, 4, G and 5. 46-553. Niies Tool Works, Hamilton, O. Boring machines. Block 25, aisles E, 4, G and 5. 33. Norton Emery Wheel Co., Worces- ter, Mass. Grinding wheels for ar- senal use. Block 15, aisles D, 3 and 4. 32. Norton Grinding Co., Worcester, Mass. Grinding machines for ord- nance construction. Block 15, aisles C, 3 and 4. 87. Patterson Tool & Supply Co., The, Dayton, O. Tools for arsenal equip- ment. Block 12, aisle 3. 321. Pedrick & Ayer Co., New York City. Arsenal equipment tools. Block 9, aisle H. 46-551. Pond Machine Tool Works, Plainfield, N. J. Heavy ordnance lathes, drilling machines. Blocks 17 and 25, aisles E. 4, G and 5. 46-552. Pratt & Whitney Works, Hart- ford, Conn. Projectile lathes, rifling and gun barrel drilling machines, tur- ret lathes. Block 17. 475. Prentice Bros. Co., Worcester, Mass. Arsenal tools. Block 13. aisle D. 313. Putnam Machine Co., Fitchburg, ]Mass. Arsenal tools. Block 9, aisles G and I. 32 DEPARTMENT E— MACHINERY. Dept. No. Location. 325. Reed, F. E., Co., Worcester, Mass. Tools for arsenal use. Block 9, aisles H and 3. 260-418. Reliance Machine & Tool Works, St. Louis, AIo. Arsenal equip- ment tools. Block 32, aisle D. 198. Sawyer Tool Mfg. Co., Fitchburg, Mass. Arsenal measuring tools. Block 6, aisle i. 231. Sellers, Wm., Co., Inc., Philadel- phia, Pa. Arsenal tools. Block 8. aisles G, i and 2. 386. Sloan & Chace Mfg. Co., Ltd., Newark. N. J. Bench lathe for am- munition manufacture. Block 13, aisles D and 2. 34. Smith, H. B., Machine Co., Smith- ville, N. J. jNIachines for constructing wooden parts of gun carriages, etc. Block 4, aisles A, B and I. 460. Snyder, J. E., Worcester, Mass. Arsenal equipment tools. Block 9, aisle G. 219. Standard Ry. Engineering Co., St. Louis, AIo. Arsenal equipment tools. Block 29, aisles B and 6. 214. Starrett, L. S., Co., Athol, Mass. Tools used in the manufacture of arms. Block 6, aisles D and i. 212. Sterling Emery Wheel Co., Tiffin, O. Emery wheels for grinding gun parts. Block 11, aisles C and 4. Dept. No. Location. 92-93. Swaine, Fred J., Co., The, St. Louis, Mo. Arsenal equipment tools. Block 23, aisles C and 5. 350. Toledo Machine & Tool Co., The, Toledo, O. Arsenal equipment tools. Block 23, aisles C and 4. 360. Walworth Mfg. Co., Boston, Mass. Arsenal equipment tools. Block 27, aisles G and 5. 104-115. Warner & Swasey Co., The, Cleveland, O. Arsenal equipment tools. Block 18, aisles G, 3 and 4. 166. Washburn Shops, The, of the Wor- cester Polytechnic Institute, Worces- ter, Mass. Arsenal equipment tools. Block II, aisle C. 120-216. Wilmarth & Morman Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. Arsenal equip- ment tools. Block II, aisle C. 323. Windsor Machine Co., Windsor, Vt. Arsenal equipment tools. Block 9, aisle H. 315. Woodward & Powell Planer Co., Worcester, Mass. Arsenal equipment tools. STATE OF TEXAS. Steam engine. State Penitentiary make. Installed in Palace of Transportation. Aisles K and L, Posts 138-142. BELGIUM. 33 BELGIUM. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN THE BELGIUM NATIONAL PAVILION. Steam Engines, Motors, General Machinery, Machine Tools. GROUP 62. 3harbonnages des Produits du Flenu Co., Ltd., Flenu. Albums on steam en- gines. De Naeyer, Vve. Louis, & Co., Ltd., Willebroeck. Plans and photographs of boilers. tieinrichs, James, Hoolimont. Albums and drawings of gas engine. Le Phoenix Co., Ltd., Ghent. Albums on steam engines. GROUP 63. \teliers de la Meuse Co., Ltd., Sclessin. Plans and drawings of compressed air and petroleum engines. i)tablissements Fetu-Defize, Liege. Plans and drawings of gas and essence mo- tors. ^enrichs, Jos. Hodimont. Albums and photographs of engines operated bj- heated air or essence. jociete de Marcinelle et Couillet, Ltd., Couillet. Photographs of engines, operated by heated air or essence. GROUP 54. Association des Industriels de Belgique Pour L'Etudeet la Propagande des Engins et des JNIesures Propres A Preserver Les Ouvriers des Accidents du Travail, Brussels. Map showing progress of the society. Ueliers de Construction Delhez Broth- ers & Co., Ltd., Liege. Photographs of lubricators; plans of steam pumps and water pipes. Ateliers Snoeck ve Mathier Co., Ltd., Ensival near Verviers. Photographs of machines for the transmission of power, for raising water, hand and steam pumps. 'hantiers Navals, Ateliers et Fonderies de Nicolaiefif & Co., Ltd. Plans for machines for raising water and mov- ing heavy bodies, hand or steam pumps. Compagnie Generale des Conduits D'Eau, Co., Ltd., Liege. Plans and drawings of water pipes and accessories; water meters. Constructions Mecaniques de Longdoz Co., Ltd., Liege. Albums on tools for construction. Heinrichs, Jos., Hodimont. Plans of machines for raising water, hand and steam pumps, accessories for the pre- \'ention of accidents by machinery. Le Phoenix Co., Ltd., Ghent. Funicu- lar system; plans and drawings of ma- chines for raising water, hand or steam pumps. Martin Celestin Co., Ltd.. Verviers. Funicular systems. Societe Anonyme de Maricinelle et Couil- let, Couillet. Drawings of apparatus for the transmission of power, funicu- lar systems, governors, speed regula- tors, hydraulic presses and accumu- lators. Vertongen-Goens Co., Ltd., Termonde. Specimens of cables. GROUP 55. Ateliers de Construction, Delhez Broth- ers & Co., Ltd., Liege. Plans of ma- chinery for working on metal, drilling, boring, tapping, grinding, polishing, sharpening. Ateliers de la Senne Co., Ltd., Brussels. Plans and drawings of machines for working in metal, drilling, boring, tap- ping, tools for hand work, for working in wood; various machine tools not in- cluded in any other classification. Chantiers Navals, Ateliers et Fonderies de Nicolaiefif Co., Ltd., Boufifioulx. Plans and albums. Constructions Mecaniques de Longdoz Co., Ltd., Liege. Albums of photo- graphs of machinery of all kinds for working in metal, machines with cut- ting tools, various macliines not in- cluded in anv other classification. 34 DEPARTMENT E— MACHINERY. Demoor Honore & Co., Brussels. Al- bums on machine tools for working in metals. Le Phoenix Co., Ltd., Ghent. Plans of machines with cutting tools, for drill- ing. Societe Anonyme de Marieinelle & Couil- let, Couilkt. Plans and drawings of machines for working in metal. GROUP 66. Ateliers de Construction, Delhez Broth- ers & Co., Ltd., Liege. Photographs of machinery and tools used in the manufacture of arms for militarj- and civil use. Lachaussee Vve., Liege. Albums on ma- chinery for the manufacture of hunt- ing and war cartridges, equipment for power mills, steam automobiles. BRAZIL. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF TRANSPORTATION. AISLES A AND J, POSTS loo TO 103. Steam Engines. GROUP 62. Becker & Irmao, Jose, P. Alegre. Steam FRANCE. 35 FRANCE. (LOCATION OF EACH EXHIBIT GIVEN.) Steam Engines, Machine Tools, Arsenal Tools, Various Motors, General Machinery. GROUP 62. Association Francaise de Proprietaires D'Appareils a Vapeur, M. Compere, Delegue General, Paris. Tabulated data concerning the working of steam apparatus. Tn French Pavihon, in Pal- ace of Machinery, and Block 26, aisle H. Duval, Constant, Louvroil (Nord). Hand- made model" of steam engine. In French Pavilion, in Palace of Ma- chinery. Fouche, Frederic, Paris. Aero and sur- face condensers. Aisles F and 2, Block 13. Godillot Alexis, Georges, Paris. Draw- ings and models of furnaces for burn- ing bad fuels. Block 26, aisle 5. Grange, H. D., Paris. Water gauges for boilers. Block 26, aisle 5. Guillemant, Paul, Paris. Boiler. Block 10, aisle H. 225. Niclausse, J. & A., Paris. Boilers and appliances, samples of boiler parts and photographs of boiler installations. Block 26, aisle 8. Boilers in action in Steam, Gas and Fuels Bldg., Block 5, aisles 2 and F. Hors concours (member of jury of awards), Paris, 1900, St. Louis, 1904. Makers of tubular boilers for all pur- poses. Stationary type — more than a million horse power in use. Furnishers for twelve navies. Makers of boilers for all kinds of vessels. Marine type — a mil- lion horse power in service, of which 105,000 is in the American marine. Nicou & Demarigny, Paris. Drawings of smoke preventers, furnaces and chimneys for boilers. Wall aisles H and L Societe des Etablissements Delaunay- Belleville, St. Denis (Seine). Boilers in service in Steam, Gas and Fuels Bldg., Block 5. Vertical high-speed steam engine in Palace of Machinery, Block 52. Makers of boilers, stationary type, ma- rine type; high-speed engines with forced lubrication; feed engines; reducing valves; air compressors; fan engines and condensers. Grand Prize, Paris, 1889. Above class 1900. Societe Du Temple, Cherbourg (Man- che). Drawings and photographs of boilers. Block 26. Societe de Laval, Paris. Steam turbines. Block S, aisles F and 2. Stafer de Duclos & Co., Marseilles. Starting device for marine engines. Block 26, aisle H. GROUP 63. Ribourt, Prof., Le Vesinet (Seine & Oise). Hydro-governor for water turbines. Block 26. aisle H. GROUP 64. Compagnie pour la Fabrication des Compteurs & Materiel d'usines a Gaz. Paris. Apparatus for the distribution of gas and water, gas and water me- ters. Block 26. Dayde & Pille, Paris. Photographs of hoisting machinery. Wall aisles H and 12. Domage, A., & Fils, Paris. Belts and rawhide pinions. Block 26, aisle 5. Durey-Sohy, Paris. Models of fire pumps. Block 26, aisle 5. Farcot, Emmanuel, St. Denis (Seine). Ventilators, fans. Block 26, aisle H. 36 DEPARTMENT E— MACHINERY. Hamelle, Henry, Edouard, Paris. Lubri- cators, compresser lubricators. Block 10, aisle H. Kestner, Paul, Lille (Nord). Fans. Block 10, aisle H. Perrot, E., Bellegarde (Ain). Belts for transmitting power. Block 26, aisle 5. Sebin, Charles, Paris. Models of Gall and Vaucanson's link chains. GROUP 65. Bagrachow, Paris. Hand tool for sharp- ening saws. French Pavilion in Pal- ace of Machinery. Chouanard, Emile, Paris. Metal sawing machine. Block 26, aisle H. Ricbourg, Alphonse, Maximilien, Albert, Paris. Drawing and models of steam hammers. Block 26, aisle H. Savy, Jeanjean & Co., Paris. Toilet soap machinery. ]\lachines for pressing, moulding and forming. Block 26, aisles H and 5. GROUP 66. Picard, Henri, Les Fils De, Paris. Pro- duct for oxidizing gun barrels and arms. Wall, aisles H and 12. Les Fils de Henri Picard, Paris. Oxidiz- ing substances for gun barrels and arms. Wall aisles H and 12. GERMANY. (Location of each Exhibit given.) Steam Engines, Various Motors, General Machinery, Machine Tools. GROUP 62. Dept. No. Location. 83 and 258. Duesseldorf-Ratinger Roeh- renkesselfabrik, Ratingen, Germany. Watertube boiler, marine type. Steam, Gas and" Fuels Bldg., Block 5, aisle i. Specialty: Watertube boilers for use on board and ashore, of the "Duerr Tj^pe." 241. Elsaessische Maschinenbau-Gesell- schaft, Muelhausen i.E. 1,000 H. P. steam engine directly connected with a 700 K. W^ generator. Block 52, aisle G. Steam and gas engines, locomotives, ma- chines for spinning, weaving and print- ing of cotton, wool and silk. Established 1826. Paris, 1900, Flighest awards. 337 and 514. Goetze, Friedrich, Bur- scheid bei Coeln a. Rli. Copper and metal jointing-rings, metallic-packings. Block TO, aisles 1 1 and 3. 353. Gutmann, Alfred, Hamburg. Me- chanical water filters, and in service on piping system in Steam, Gas and Fuels Bldg., Block 11, aisle C. Dept. No. I>ocation. 233 and 493. Schaeffer & Budenberg, 0. m. b. H., ^lagdeburg-Buckau. Boiler feed appliances, steam gauges, cocks, valves, traps, regulators, governors, indicators, reduct(irs, registers. Block 33- Established 1850. Employ about 3000 hands. 14 branch houses. Yearly pro- duction, about 200,000 gauges. Original restarting injectors in use, over 150,000. Voits patent steam pumps. Pistonless • steam pumps. Lubricators. Nickel-seat valves for superheated steam. Engine indicators. Highest awards at about 5*^ Expositions. See Group 64. 465. Schuette-Kessel-Konsortium, Bre- merhavcn. Boiler (manufactured by Stettiner Maschinenbau A. G. Vulcan) in service in Steam, Gas and Fuels Bldg. Block 5. A second small one manufactured by G. Seebach A. G.. Bremerhaven, installed in Palace of Transportation, Posts 155 to 163. GERMANY. 37 GROUP 64. lept. No. Location. Iberhardt, Max, Engineer, Muenchen. Fire-extinguisher. (Installed in the German Pavilion.) fautsch, Conrad, Muenchen. Fire-ex- tinguisher. (Installed in the German Pavilion.) II. Gehrckens, C. Otto, Hamburg. Belts; belting for dynamos; walrus and other leather belting. Block 30, aisle C. iclting, halfcross and cone-driving; belt- \g cement; hydraulic pump, cup, ram nd U leathers; technical leathers (ele- hant, hippo, walrus, buffalo, rhinoceros, tc). Established 1867. 53. Gutmann, Alfred, Hamburg. Pumps. Block II, aisle C. 57, Lux, Friedrich, Ludwigshafen a. Rh. Tachometer. Block 10, aisle 3. /[inimax-Apparate, Baugesellschaft, Ber- lin. Fire-extinguisher. (Installed in the German Pavilion.) 'olte. Armature and Patron-Factory, Su- denburg-Magdeburg. Hose couplings, standpipes, hydrants, etc. (Installed in German section of Palace of Transpor- tation.) 33 and 493. Schaeffer & Budenberg, G. m. b. H., Magdeburg-Buckau. Lubri- cators, counters, recorders, speed indi- cators, dynamometers, pressure gauges, weighing machines, pumps, fare ex- tinguishers. Block S3- '.stablished 1850. 14 branches; about ooQ hands. Pressure and vacuum gauges, ocks and valves of all kinds. Water auges. safety valves, whistles, injectors, Dept. No. Location. Steam traps, separators, reducing valves. Engine governors, engine indicators, Tachometers, thermometers, pyrometers, hydrants. Highest awards at about 50 Expositions. See' Group 62. GROUP 65. 336. Dick, Friedrich, Esslingen a. Neckar. Files. Block 22, aisle C. Bieling, H., Iseglitz-Berlin. Screw-cut- ting tools. (Installed in Scientific In- struments section. Palace of Educa- tion.) 353. Gutmann, Alfred, Hamburg. Sand- blast apparatus for cleaning castings. Block II, aisle C. Hommel, H., Mainz-Herstein. Measuring tools. (Installed in Scientific Instru- ments section. Palace of Education.) 494. Orivit Works, Coeln. Huber-Press. Block 35, aisles B and 6. For remodelling and ornamenting seam- less hollow* bodies in a closed space with 6,000 atmospheric pressure. Paris 1900, Gold Medal; Dusseldorf, 1902, Gold Medal, Silver State Medal. 50 patents in all civilized countries. Articles pro- duced by this process, Varied Industries Palace, German Section, first exhibition room on right of east entrance. 356. Schlueter, H., Neustadt b. Rueben- berg. Machine for cutting, punching and stamping metals. Block 23, aisle D. 354. Schmaltz, Friedrich, Offenbach A. ^I. Automatic sharpening and grind- ing machines, emery wheels. Block 22, aisle C. 38 DEPARTMENT E— MACHINERY. GREAT BRITAIN. (LOCATION OF EACH EXHIBIT GIVEN.) Steam Engines, General Machinery, Machine Tools. GROUP 62. Dept. No. Location. Fowler, John, & Co. (Leeds) Ltd., Leeds. Road locomotives with jib cranes. Traction wagons. Block No. 29, aisles A-B. GROUP 64. Baker, Joseph, & Sons, Ltd., London. Speed reduction gear. Block No. 5, aisle I. Davidson & Co., Ltd., Belfast. Centrifu- gal and propeller fans, pumps, air cooler, test box. Block No. 33, aisles 6-G. Singer Mfg. Co., The, London. Ma- chines for rubber manufactures. (In British section, Palace of Varied In- dustries. Space 419.) GROUP 55. Dept. No. Location. 559. Siebohm & Dieckstahl Co., Ltd., Sheffield. Tools used with machines for counter-sinking and shaping, cutting tools for lathes, planers, shapers, bor- ing mill and tapping machines, slot- ting, grooving, drilling, threading and milling machines. Block 21. GROUP 66. 559. Siebohm & Dieckstahl Co., Ltd., Shefileld. Arsenal tools — accessories. Block 21. JAPAN. (LOCATION OF EACH EXHIBIT GIVEN.) Steam Engines, General Machinery, Machine Tools. GROUP 62. Shibaura Works of Mitsui & Co., Tokio. Model of Mij'abara's water tube steam boiler. (Installed in Japanese section Palace of Electricit}'.) GROUP 64. Ashimori Buebi, Osaka. Cotton rope. (Installed in the Japanese section in the Palace of Electricity.) Fukuoka Masao, Tokio. ' Belts. (In- stalled in the Japanese section in the Palace of Electricity.) Hyakko Co., Tokio. Fire extinguishers. (Installed in Japanese section Palace of Electricity.) Nitta Chojin, Osaka. Belts, packings, pickers. (Installed in the Japanese section in the Palace of Electricity.) Sakane Manzo, Osaka. Belts. (Installed in the Japanese section in the Palace of Electricity.) GROUP 65. Fukushima Yoshitaro, Tokio. Files. (In- stalled in Japanese section Palace of Transportation.) MEXICO— NETHERLANDS. 39 MEXICO. (LOCATION OF EACH EXHIBIT GIVEN.) Engines, Arsenal Tools. GROUP 62. Elizondo Jeronimo, Monterey, Nuevo Leon. Anti-scaling compound. (In- stalled in Mexican section. Palace of Manufactures.) GROUP 66. Fabrica Nacional de Armas, Mexico, D. F. Machines for the manufacture of cartridges. (Installed in Mexican sec- tion Palace of Transportation.) NETHERLANDS. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN HOLLAND SECTION, PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. General Machinery. GROUP 64. Maamlooze Vennootschap Eerste Neder- landsche Kroonleder fabriek v.h. Gebr Neafif, Lochem. Belts and leather pul- leys for the transmission of power. (Installed in Holland section, Varied Industries Palace.) STEAM, GAS AND FUELS BUILDING. GROUP 62. ept. No. Location. \g. American Steam Gauge & Valve Mfg. Co., Jamaica Plains, Boston, Mass. Steam recording gauges. Block 2. )4. Ashton Valve Co., Boston, Mass. Steam gauge on Heine boiler. Blocks 8, 4, 5, 7 and 12. 11. Aultman, Taylor Machinery Co., The, Mansfield, Ohio. Water tube steam boilers in action. Chain grate stokers. Blocks 4, s, 7 and 12. . Buffalo Forge Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Induced draft apparatus in service with boilers. Blocks 4, 5, 7 and 12. 3. Burt Mfg. Co., The, Akron, O. Oil filter. Block i. 3. Carey, Philip, Mfg. Co., The, Lock- land, O. Pipe covering. Block 5, aisle 1. Block 9. . Clonbrock Steam Boiler Co., Brook- lyn, N. Y. Boilers in action. Block 12, aisle 3. 2. Dearborn Drug & Chemical Works, St. Louis, Mo. Feed water treatment. Block 2, aisle i. 8. Fisher Governor Co., The, Mar- shalltown, la. Pump pressure regula- tors. Block 9. 1. Flower, Waher L., & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Oil filters. Block i. 2. Green Engineering Co., Chicago, 111. Mechanical stokers for 8 boilers. Block 8. ). Hancock Inspirator Co., The, New Vork City. Inspirators, ejectors, etc. Block 2, aisle i. ). Harrison Safety Boiler Works, Philadelphia, Pa. Steam and oil sep- irators and feed water heaters. Block -, aisle I. ). Heine Safety Boiler Co., St. Louis, VIo. Eight water tube boilers in ser- ''ice. Block 8. ). Huyette, P. B., Philadelphia, Pa. nater column trimmings on Heine coders. Block 8. I- Hersey Mfg. Co., Boston, Mass. Tot water meter. Block 2, aisle i. [• Lagonda Mfg. Co., Springfield, O. toiler tube cleaners. Block 11, aisle 3 41 Dept. No. Location. 438. Pure Water Engineering & Con- struction Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Non- chemical water purifier. Block 7, aisles D and 3. 151. Reliance Gauge Column Co., The, Cleveland, O. Steam traps. Block 9, aisle E. Water columns on Heine boilers. Block 8. GROUP 63. VARIOUS MOTORS. 168^ Weber Gas & Gasoline Engine Co., Kansas City. Mo. Gas engines and suction gas producer. Block 13. 497- Wood, R. D., & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Engine gas producer plant. Block IT, aisles B and D. 595. Eyermann, Peter, St. Louis, Mo. Boiler furnace smoke preventing de- vice on Belleville and Niclausse boil- ers. Steam, Gas and Fuels Bldg. Block 9. GROUP 64. 583. American Steam Meter Co., Chi- cago, 111. Steam meters. Block 2, aisle I. 143. Bristol Company, The, Waterbury, Conn. Recording steam and water gauges. Block 9, aisle 3, and block 3. aisle I. 16. Cameron, A. S., Steam Pump Co., New York City. Boiler feed pump. Block 2. 268. Goulds Mfg. Co., The, Seneca Falls, N. Y. Boiler feed pump. Block 2. 106. National Steam Pump Co., Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Boiler feed pumps. Block 9. 260. Reliance Machine & Tool Works, St. Louis, ]\[o. Boiler feed pumps. Block 2. 460. Stilwell-Bierce & Smith- Vaile Co., Dayton, O. Boiler feed pumps. Block 2. 421. Warren Steam Pump Co., Warren, Alass. Boiler feed pumps. Block 2. 65-414. Worthington, Henry R. (Inc.), New York City. Fire pumps. Block 9. 42 DEPARTMENT E— MACHINERY. FRANCE. GROUP 52. Dept. No. Location. 225. Niclausse, J. and A., Paris, France. Two marine water-tube boilers in ser- vice. Block 5, aisles 2 and F. Societe des Etablissments Delaunay- Belleville, St. Denis (Seine). Three water-tube boilers in service. Block 5, aisles I and F. GERMANY. ' GROUP 52. Dept. No. "Locatioii, 83-258. Duesseldorf-Ratingen-Roehren- kesselfabrik, vorm Duerr & Co., Rat-j ingen, Germany. ]\In"ine water-tube boiler in service. Bl'ck 5, aisle i. j 337-5I4' Goetz, Friedrich, Burscheid bei' Coeln a. Rh. ^Nletal jointing-rings ir service. 465. Schuette-Kessel-Konsortium, Bre-i merhaven. Boiler in service. Bloclij 5, aisle 2. ' EXHIBITS POWER PLANT ORGANIZED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE DE- PARTMENTS OF MACHINERY AND ELECTRICITY. EXHIBITS POWER PLANT. The Power Plant of the Exposition, which is located in the Steam, Gas and ■"uels Building and in the West end of Machinery Hall, furnishes all the light and ower used in the service of the Exposition. It includes the big pumps for fire rotection, the compressors for the compressed air service, and the engines and ynamos which furnish electric current for all the lighting of the grounds and uildings and for operating the Intramural Railway, the automobiles, the electric lunches, the motors for pumping the water which flows over the Cascades, and he many motors throughout the grounds and buildings wherever useful work is ione or exhibit machiner}- operated. The Exhibits Power Plant comprises that portion of the Power Plant which is om-posed of machinerj^ and apparatus furnished by exhibitors. It includes 36 of he 54 boilers located in the Steam, Gas and Fuels Building together with their ccessories. It includes the steam engines and generators which furnish all the lectricity for operating the Intramural Railway and the Arc Lighting System, nd one-half of the General Lighting and Power Service of the Exposition. It Iso includes the compressors for compressed air service and the engines and lynamos which furnish the power for operating all the electrically driven ma- hinery in INIachinery Hall and in the Steam, Gas and Fuels Building. It is com- losed of machinery and appliances furnished by 119 exhibitors, including the lead- ng companies both of this country and Europe, and represents a market value )f over $1,000,000. A mere cursory inspection of the Power Plant will entirely fail to give the 'isitor any idea of its plan and scope. All that is apparent to one so viewing the J'lant is a number of large and ponderous machines, quietly moving and appear- ng to make little efifort or to give out but little power. The thoughtful observer, lowever, may here behold the greatest and most wonderful of all the processes ihown at the Exposition, i. e., the process, or rather series of processes, by wdiich he stored energy of coal is transformed and retransformed by successive steps, ippearing in the furnaces as heat, in the boilers as the energy of steam, in the •ngines as the energy of moving masses and in the dynamos as electricity, to be listributed by unseen wires throughout the vast area of the Exposition and again ransformed into the energj- of turning wheels, of flashing lights and rushing waters. From the time the coal leaves the mines it is never again moved by the hand if man. Arriving on the track in the west end of the Steam, Gas and Fuels Build- iig, in the hopper bottom self-dumping cars of the Exposition Company, it falls y gravity into a pit beneath the track; from this time on it is automatically andled by its own energy. First it is crushed, then elevated into a large storage ink; from here it is corveyed to a bucket elevator which carries it up to an ele- jated runway along which it is again carried around the building by a conveyor and ropped into hoppers in front of each individual boiler. From these hoppers it ills mto the furnaces upon moving grates along which it continues its course intil what remains leaves the rear of the grates as ashes, its energy having been iven up to the boilers, transforming their contents from water into steam. 1 The steam through large pipes located in a tunnel, is conducted to ^Machinery -all where it sets into motion the huge engines which drive the dynamos. In these I e energy is transformed into electricity, and from the dynamos the electricity is conducted by cables to the four switchboards from which it is distributed through thousands of miles of cables and wires to all parts of the grounds and buildings. The cables and wires are the veins and arteries of the Exposition and the Power Plant is its ever throbbing heart. Although the conditions of an Exposition are such as to necessitate the use of various sizes and types of boilers, engines, dynamos and accessories, instead of a number of units of uniform type and size (as is common in modern power! station practice), nevertheless the Exhibits Power Plant considered in detail is' thoroughly representative of standard types and the most approved practice. The coal is handled by an electrically driven, automatic conveying system. The boilers are almost all fired by mechanical stokers and are equipped with induced draft. The boilers are all of the water tube type. Most of them are of horizontalj type and built for 175 pounds working pressure. There are, however, similar! boilers designed for 250 pressure to furnish steam for turbines, also 5 vertical boilers, and 7 marine type boilers of European make, several of which are to operate at 300 pounds pressure. The plant also includes feed pumps, heaters, puri- fiers and other accessories, all furnished as exhibits by firms for the most part leaders in their respective lines. The engines and dynamos are of varied sizes and types, but each by itself represents an up-to-date standard type. They are arranged in several distinct systems according to the service for which they are, suitable. The General Lighting and Power Service is furnished by a 3 phase 25 cycl? 6600 volt system. In this service there are four generators ranging from 1000 tc' 3500 kilowatts in capacity. One is driven by a vertical and one by a horizontal steam turbine, one by a cross compound horizontal and one by a horizontal anc^ vertical compound engine, this being the largest engine in the plant, having ar economical rating of 5000 horse power and a maximum capacity of 8000 horsi' power. This system operates the incandescent lamps and motors through th', grounds including those which drive the cascade pumps which are themselves : part of this plant. The Arc Lighting Service is furnished through constant current regulators b; a 60 cycle, 2000 volt system. The generators are single phase, two phase an' three phase with frequencies of 50 and 60 cycles. The engines are compounc; triple and quadruple expansion. The quadruple engine has six cylinders and ; operated at 300 pounds of steam and at a speed of 3S3 revolutions per minute. The Intramural Railway is operated with a direct current 550 volt system. A the generators are of one type and make, but the engines vary in make and include simple, tandem, and cross compound horizontal, and cross compound vertical type and one generator is driven by an impulse water wheel, the water pressure of 3' pounds per square inch being furnished by a triple expansion mining pump locatt adjacent to the wheel. The Power Service in Machinery Hall is furnished from a 250 volt direct cii rent system. The types of engines and dynamos for this service are all diflferei and include a direct connected gas engine unit operated with gas generated by producer located in the Steam, Gas and Fuels Building. All the large steam engines in the plant are equipped with condensing a paratus of the most modern types including both jet and surface condensers. The entire Power Plant has a capacity of 35,000 horse power at normal rat 11 of engines, and a total maximum capacity of over 50,000 horse power. RICHARD H. PIERCE, Chief Engineer, Exhibits Power Plant. EXHIBITS POWER PLANT. ton, John, Brooklyn, N. Y. Steam re- luciiig valve. Service: On engine of jkinner Engine Co. Block 49, aisle 11. lerican Engine Co., Bound Brook, N. . 200 H. P. steam engine and 125 K. iV. generator. Block 49, aisle 11. Ser- 'ice: Coal handling apparatns. lerican Steam Gauge and Valve Mfg. "0., Jamaica Plains, Boston, ]Mass. Recording steam gauges, and water gauges. Service: Pow^er plant steam ines, and boiler feed lines. Steam, Gas aid Fuels Bldg. Block 2. lerican Steam Meter Co., Chicago, 111. 5team meter. Block 42, aisle 7. Ser- •ice: On Jeansville Iron Works Co. )ump. Dcrger Condenser Co., New York City. Barometric tube condenser w^ i t h )umps. Service: Provide for exhaust rem AUis-Chalmers engine 5,000 H. P. Block 36, aisle 7. Surface condenser vith pumps. Service: Exhaust steam rom Intramural Railway group. Block ^.■^• lis-Chalmers Co., Milwaukee, Wis. iooo H. P. steam engine. Block 36, lisle 7. Service: Direct connected to ?500 K. W. Bullock Electric Alfg. Co. jcnerator. General lighting, pumping :ind motor work. mstrong Bros. Tool Co., Chicago, 111. Lathe and planer tool holders. Ser- i-ice: Official iNIachine Shop. Cutting ^nd grinding machines. Preparing cutters for use in steel holders. Block -'I. ihton Valve Co., Boston, Mass. Steam gauges. Service: On Heine boilers. Steam, Gas and Fuels Bldg. Block 8. <)u Aultman & Taylor boilers. Blocks 4. 5. 7 and 12. iltman & Taylor Machinery Co., Mans- field, O. Horizontal and vertical Ca- liall boilers, chain grate stokers. Blocks ■t. .5, 7 and 12. Steam, Gas and Fuels Bldg. General steam service. mes, B. F., Co., Rockford, 111. Sliding lead drill. Service: In Official Ma- chine Shop. Block 21. urn Separator & Machine Co., Man- leini, Pa. Steam and oil separators n connection with Hooven, Owens, ; brief statement many fine installations have not been mentioned. | an idea is given of ilic extensive and comprehensive cliar.icter of the ]iresentation j of electricitv. How to Find an Exhibitor. The Palace of Electricity, a ground plan of which accompanies this catalogue, is arranged in blocks, with aisles, like the squares and streets of a well-planned city. Aisles are lettered and numbered. Blocks are numbered, and over each block is suspended a large sign which indicates the number of the block beneath. In every case the location of the Domestic exhibitor by block and aisle is given The locations of foreig^n exhibit sections are given on the ground plan. INDEX. United States 13 Argentine 25 Belgium 26 Brazil 26 Canada 27 Denmark 27 France 28 German}' 31 Great Britain 34 Italy 35 Japan 36 Mexico 36 Portugal 37 Department of Electricity. OFFICIAL CLASSIFICATION OF EXHIBITS. ! I GROUP 67. ; MACHINES FOR GENERATING AND USING ELECTRICITY. | Class 428. Apparatus for generating electricity; dynamos producing direct, simple, I alternating or multiphase currents. * i Class 429. Motors for direct or alternating currents. ! Class 430. Modification of currents. Motor-generators. Rotary converters. Trans- , formers. Class 431. Application to transportation; electric motors for railways and roadways, i Methods of control of cars and trains. I Class 432. Application to mechanical purposes; elevators, winches, cranes, capstans, ' transfer tables, printing presses, machine tools, traveling cranes, fans. I Class 433. Appliances and methods for the distribution of electric energy; con- duits, cables, bonds, tools, wires, switches, insulators, insulating materi- , als, lightning arresters, circuit breakers, rheostats, and complete switch- boards, etc. I GROUP 68. i ELECTRO-CHEMISTRY. j Class 434. Primary batteries. Accumlators. I Class 435. Electrolytic appliances and processes. Reduction of ores. Electro- ; plating. Electrotyping. Class 436. Electro-thermic appliances and processes. Production and refining of metals or alloys. Class 437. Application to industrial chemistry; bleaching; disinfection of sewerage water; manufacture of soda, chlorine, chorate of potash, etc. GROUP 69. ^ ELECTRIC LIGHTING. Class 438. Use of continuous or alternating currents. Arc lamps. Regulators. Car- • bons for lamps. Incandescent lamps. Other forms of lamps. Class 439. Complete installations. Factories, public buildings, dwelling houses, I central stations, etc. Class 440. Application to lighthouses, navagation, military service, public works, etc. Class 441. Photometry. Apparatus for determining the intensity, the distribution and illuminating power of light. Class 442. Electric appliances. Apparatus for safety and regulation; conduits, junc- tion boxes, switches, lamp cords and interior wires, cabinets, cut-outs, time and automatic devices, sockets, fixtures, etc. GROUP 70. TELEGRAPHY AND TELEPHONY. Class 443. Telegraphic instruments, trausmitters and receivers. Recording .'ippar- atus, multiplex apparatus, synchronous apparatus, wireless apparatus, electrographs, etc. Class 444. Telephones, transmitting and receiving apparatus, instruments, switch- boards, ringing generators, pole changers, etc., and complete exchanges. Class 445. Telegraph and telephone wires and cables. Overhead, subterranean and submarine construction; materials and appliances. CLASSIFICATION. 11 GROUP 71. VARIOUS APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRICITY. lass 446. Scientific apparatus, induction coils, static machines. X-ray apparatus, galvanometers, measuring apparatus, etc. Laborator\^ standards. Indi- cators and recording apparatus for natural phenomena. lass 447. Electricity as applied in therapeutics, surgery and dentistr}'. !lass 448. Electrical signals. .\p]:)lication of electricity to railways, mines, inihlic works and buildings. Thermostats, clocks, annunciators, chronographs, alarms. Electric sign mechanism, etc. . lass 449. iMethods of measurement. Instruments; indicating, recording and in- tegrating. lass 450. Apparatus for heating b\' electricity. Cooking apparatus, furnaces, high temperature ovens. Electric welding. lass 451. Progress and development in electrical science and invention. Historical and statistical exhibits. Instruments, machines, models, drawings and publications. J Department F— Electricity. UNITED STATES. Machines for Generating and Using Electricity. GROUP 67. MACHINES FOR GENERATING AND USING ELECTRICITY. Dept. No. Location. 208. Allen & Bradley, Chicago, 111. Electric motor controllers. Block 23, Aisle Z. 87. American Carbon and Battery Co., St. Louis, Mo. Motor and generator brushes. Block 36, Aisle G. 207. American Conduit Co., Chicago, 111. Bituminizcd libre conduits. Court. 262. American Engine Co., Bound Brook, N. J. Generator and switch- board. (Installed in Palace of Ma- chinery. Block 49, Aisle 11.) 242. American Steel and Wire Co., Chi- cago, 111. Trolley wire and bonds. In service on electric railwaj^ test track. 209. American Transformer Co., New- ark, N. J. Alternating current trans- formers. Block 17, Center. 92. Arnold, B. J., Chicago, 111., Alter- nating current electric railway system. Operating electric car equipment, elec- tric railway test track. 97. Browning Co., The, Milwaukee, Wis. Direct current motors and gen- erators. Working exhibit. Block 8, Aisles B. & V. 10. Bullock Electric Mfg. Co., Cincin- nati, Ohio. Direct and alternating current machinery, turbo-generators, transformers. Working exhibit. Block 15, Aisles B, V and X. (Generators and switchboards installed in Palace of Machniery, Block 36, Aisle E, 6 and 7 and Block 49, Aisles EI and 10), oper- ating electric car equipment, electric railway test track. Dept. No. Location. 47. Burdett-Rowntree Mfg. Co., Chi- cago, 111. Electric dumb waiters. Working exhibit. Block 3, Aisle A. 178. Bur kins, Eugene, St. Louis, Mo. Electric control for automatic machine gun. Block 12, Aisle V. 77. Burnham, Williams & Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Electric locomotives for surface and mine haulage, and elec- tric motor trucks. Working exhibit. Block 3, Aisles B and S. 79. Canip, H. B., Company, Chicago, 111. Vitrified clay conduits for under- ground wires. Court. 7. Clark, J., Jr., & Co., Louisville, Ky. Dynamos, motors and application of electric control to machine tools. Working exhibit. Block 20, Aisle Z. III. Commercial Electric Co., Indian- apolis, Ind. Dynamos and motors. Working exhibit. Block 14, Aisles B & W. 237. Crocker-Wheeler Co., Ampere, N. J. Generators. (Installed in Palace iif Machinery, Blocks 42-4S, Aisles E, G, 7 and 8.) 36. Dayton Electric Mfg. Co., Dayton, Ohio. Dynamo gas engine igniters, magnetic gas engine igniters, alternat- ing gas engine igniters; cable for igni- tion apparatus. Working exhibit. Block 5, Aisle A. 210. Denver Engineering Works Co., Denver, Col. Application of electric motor to portable rock drill. Working exhibit. Block 28, center. 211. Diehl Mfg., Co., Elizabeth, N. J. Generators and electric motors ap- plied to sewing machines. (Installed in Palace of Machinery, Block 34, Aisles D and- 6; also in Palace of Manufac- tures.) 13 14 DEPARTMENT F.— ELECTRICITY. Machines for Generating and Using Electricity. Dept. No. Location. 68. Dresser, S. R., Bradford, Pa. Insu- lating couplings, sleeves, tees,_ crosses, ells, etc., to prevent electrolysis. Court. 212. Edison Mfg., Co., Orange, N. J. Electric batterv fans. Block 2-, Aisle F. 28. Electric Controller & Supply Co., Cleveland, C). Controllers for all ser- vices; magnetic reversing clutches, magnetic friction and stop brakes, switches, crane fittings, solenoids, re- sistance units and lifting magnets. Block 5, Aisle A. This company acts as consulting engi- neer and manufactures the above men- tioned devices. Especial attention is di- rected to the exhibit of rapid reversing motor, metal planer drive, lifting mag- net, magnetic friction brake and cushion type solenoid, all of which may be seen under working conditions. 127. Electric Railway Equipment Co., Cincinnati, O. Electric railway over- head material, i)oles and insulators. Block S, .-Visle B. Boulevard trolley pole construction on electric railway test track. 43. Electric Storage Battery Co., Phil- a(lel])hia, I'a. Boosters and switch- boards for controlling and regulating- storage batteries. Block 20. Ais!e_Z. 213. Electros Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. Rail- way o^■crhcad material. Block 17. cen- ter' 88. Eureka Tempered Copper Works, North East, Pa. Copper and brass products. Block iQ, Aisle Y\ 257. Fairbanks, Morse & Co., Chicago, Til. Motors and dynamos for direct current, motor generators. Working exhibit. (Installed in Palace of ]\'Ia- chinery. Blocks 34 and 43. Aisles B, E, 8 and 10.) 48. Field, C. J., New York City, N. Y. Glazed clay conduits. Court. 23. Fort Wayne Electric Works, Fort Wayne, Ind. Generators and motors for direct and alternating current. Working exhibit. Block 9. Aisles B and U. (Generator and switchboard in- stalled in Palace of Machinery, Block 44. Aisle 8.) 21. Gardner Electric Drill & Machinery Co., Cleveland, O. Electric rock drill. Working exhibit. Block 8, Center. Dept. No. Location. 14. General Electric Co., Schenectady, N. Y. Dynamos, motors, motor gen- erators, transformers, rotary convert- ers, electric motors for railways and roadways, methods of control of cars and trains, applications and methods for distribution of electric energy. Working exhibit. Block 28, Aisles F, G, V and Y. (Turbo-generator set and switchboard installed in Palace of Ma- chinery, Block 44, Aisles 10, E and G.) Operating electric car equipment, elec- tric railwaj' test track. 149. Gest, G. M., Cincinnati, O. Con- duit s\'Stem for underground wires. Court. 215. Goldsborough, W. E., Lafayette, Tnd. Electro-dynamometer. Working exhibit. Block 25, Aisle Z. 42. Gould Storage Battery Co., Depew, N. Y. Booster systems, storage bat- tery installations. Working exhibit. Block t6. Aisle A. 138. Hunt, C. W., Co., West New Brighton. New York. Electric storage battery locomotives for industrial railways; electric control for hoists. Working exhibit. Court. Block 6, Aisle A. 205. India Rubber and Gutta Percha Insulating Co., Yonkers, N. Y. Wires and lead-covered cables. Block 17, Center. 29. Jandus Electric Co., Cleveland, 0- Electric fans. Working exhibit. Block 14, Aisle W. 98. Kaestner, Charles, & Co., Chicago, 111. Electric c(jntrol \ox elevator. Working exhibit. Block i. Center. 20. Kester Electric Mfg. Co., Chicago. 111. Solder, soldering salts and paste. Block 39, Aisle S. 202. Keystone Electric Co., Erie, Pa. Direct current generators and motors. Working exhibit. Block 10. Aisle V. (Generator installed in Palace of .'\gri- culture. Block 54.) 26. Lincoln Electric Co., Cleveland, 0. Dynamos, motor generators and elec- tric brakes, etc. Working exhibit. Block 2, .Visle C. 132. Locke Insulator Mfg. Co., Victor, N. Y. High voltage transmission line insulations, porcelain and glass. Block 8, Center. UNITED STATES. 15 Machines for Generating and Using Electricity. Oept. Xo. Location. 82. McRoy Clay Works, Brazil, Ind. Vitrified clay conduits. Block 3, Aisles B and T. 258. Minerallac Co., Chicago, 111. Speed limit and reverse current protective devices for rotaries and motor-genera- tors: insulating compound. (Installed in Palace of Machinery, Blocks 36 and 53-) Rapid action voltmeter switch, high ten- sion insulating compound and materials. Electroscopes for detecting dangerous potentials on cables and apparatus. Emergency cases for first aid to injured. 129. Moloney Electric Co., St. Louis, Slo. Alternating current transform- ers. Working exhibit. P>l(Tck 8, Aisle A. 241. Morgan Electric Machine Co., East Cliicago, Ind. Electric third rail haul- age svstem. (Installed in Mining Gulch, f 12. National Carbon Co., Cleveland, O. Motor and generator brushes, carbon contacts. Block 39. Aisle G. 3. National Electric Company, Milwau- kee, Wis. Electrical machinery. Work- ing exhibit. Block 6. Aisles A, B. and \'. (Generator and switchboard in- stalled in B&lace of Machinery, Block 46. Aisles G, H, 1 and 10, and Palace of Transpf)rtation. .\isle C. Post 27; and Palace of .\griculture. Block 51. and Mining Gulch.) Christensen air brakes are standard of the world for electric railways. 300 cars Buffalo R}-. used these air brakes during Pan-American Expo. All cars, Intra- mural R}-. La. Purchase Expo., equipped with them. America uses 10,000. Europe, .\sia, .Australia and Africa use 2,000. .Al- ternating and direct current electrical machinery capacities up to 1,500 K. W. gr. Northern Electrical Mfg. Co., Madi- son. W^is. Direct current motors and dynamos. Working exhibit. Block 14. .Aisles .A. B and V. (Generator and exciter set installed in Palace of Ma- chinery.) -Machine tool equipments, variable speed, suigle voltage motors, electric mining >.-quipments, electric rock drills and ham- luers and other electrical equipments. 240. Ohio Brass Co., Mansfield, O. Electric railwav bonds and supplies. 'Installed in Alining Gulch.) Dept. No. Location. 263. Organ Power Company, Hartford, Conn. Device for controlling the speed of electric motors; working ex- hibit. Block Q, Aisle B. 261. Otis Elevator Co., New York City. Magnet control for elevator. Working- exhibit. (Installed in Palace of Ma- chinery, Block 5.) 45. Pawling & Harnischfeger, Milwau- kee, Wis. Electric coiuroi for travel- ing cranes, hoists and trolleys. Work- ing exhibit. Crane Runway and Block 14, Aisles A and B. (Palace of Ala- chinery. Central Bay.) 125. Peerless Electric Co., Warren, O. Dynamos, motors, fan motors, trans- formers. Working exhibit. Block 8, Aisle B. 108. Robbins & Myers Company, The, Springfield, Ohio. Electric generators, motors, ceiling and desk fans. Working- exhibit. Block 19, Aisle Y. 53. Roth Bros. & Co., Chicago, 111. Motor, dynamos, motor generators. Working exhibit. Block 19, Aisle Z. iq. Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Co., New York. Wire, lead-covered armoured cables. Block 20, Aisle Z. 259. Shaw Electric Crane Co., Muske- gon, Mich. Motors and electric con- trol for traveling crane. Working ex- hibit. (Installed in Palace of Machin- ery, Crane runway. Central Bay.^ 5. Shedd Electric & Mfg. Co., New York, N. Y. Electric fans and bases, exhaust fans, electric motors. Work- ing e.xhibit. l^lock 6. .Aisles .A and T. 83. Standard Underground Cable Co., Pittsburg. Pa. Wire, lead-covered cables. Block 3, Aisles A and T. 264. Stanley Electric Mfg. Co., Pittsfield, Mass. (Generator and switchboarrl in- stalled in Palace of MaciTinery, Block 52, Aisles G and 11.) 113. Sterling Electric Motor Co., Day- ton, Ohi>fi. Alotors. Workinc: exhibit. Block 14, Aisle \A'. 86. Thordarson, C. H., Chicago. High- tension transformers, electric motors, and special electro-magnetic appli- ances; working exhibit. Block 5, Aisle A. 125. Triumph Electric Co., Cincinnati, O. Generators and n-iotors. Working exhibit. Block 8. .Aisles A. B and U. 16 DEPARTMENT F.— ELECTRICITY. Machines for Generating and Using Electricity — Electro-Chemistry. Dept. No. Location. 72. Wagner Electric Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Alternating and direct current motors, generators, static transform- ers, switchboards and specialties. Working exhibit. Block 9. Aisles B. and V. (Exciter set installed in Pal- ace of JNIachinery, Block 49, Aisle il.) Electrical engineers and central station men are cordially invited to make our general offices, 2013-21 Locust street, their headquarters and have their mail addressed in our care while in the city. Ample facilities will be provided for the discharge of any business you may have; we will also take pleasure in acquaint- ing you fully with our various lines. 239. Walker Electric Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Switchboard. (Installed in Pal- ace of Machinery.) 196. Warren Electric Mfg. Co., San- dusky, O. Alternators, direct-connect- ed. Working exhibit. Block 8, Aisle A. (Generator installed in Palace of Machinerj-. Block 49, Aisle 11.) 85. Wesco Supply Co., The, St. Louis, Mo. Secondary generator for annun- ciator work. Working exhibit. Block 8, Aisles A, B, U and V. 17. Western Electric Co., Chicago, 111. Dynamos, motors, transformers, com- pensators, circuit-breakers and switch- boards. Working exhibit. Block 17, Aisles A, B and W. (Generator install- ed in Steam, Gas and Fuels Bldg.) 25. Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Generators, rotary con- verters, motors, transformers, switch- boards and accessories. Working ex- hibit. Block 4, Aisles B, S and T. Block 7, Aisles B, T & U. Operating electric car equipment, electric railway te^t track. (Generators, switchboards, and storage battery locomotive in- stalled in Palace of Machinery. Blocks 47-51, Aisle 10.) 66. Wyckoff Pipe & Creosoting Co., Stamford, Conn. Conduits, poles, cross arms, cross ties. Court. 251. Young, Homer, Co., The, Toledo, O. Motors for sewing machines. (In- stalled in Palace of Manufactures, Block 24B, nth and B streets.) GROUP 68. ELECTRO-CHEMISTRY. Dept. Xn. Location. 253. Acker Process Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Caustic soda and bleaching powder, manufactured electrolytically. (Installed in Palace of Mines and Met- allurgy. Block II, Aisles A and B.) 87. American Carbon & Battery Co., St. Louis, [Mo. Primarv batteries. Block 26, Aisle G. 135. American Electric Novelty & Mfg. Co., New York City. Primary bat- teries. Block 19, Aisles B and Y. 216. Batteries Supply Co., Newark, N. J. Gladstone-Lelande primary bat- teries. Block 17, Center. 243. Carborundum Co., The, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Carborundum made in electric furnace. (Installed in Palace of Mines and Metallurgy. Block 11, Aisles A and B, also Palace of Ma- chinery.) 252. Castener Electrolytic Alkali Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Caustic soda and bleaching powder, manufactured elec- trolyticall3^ (Installed in Palace of Alines and !Metallurgv.'Block 11, Aisles A and B.) 36. Dayton Electric Manufacturing Co., Dayton. Ohio. Primary batteries and accumulators. Block 5, Aisle A. loi. Edison Storage Battery Co. Or- ange, N. J. Storage battery. Work- ing exhibit. Block 27, Aisles F and V. 41. Electra Water Purifier Co., St. Louis, Mo. Electric water purifiers. Working exhibit. Court. 51. Electric Contract Company, New York City. Batteries, specialties. Working exhibit. Block 39, Aisle S. 43. Electric Storage Battery Co., Phila- ; delphia. Pa. Storage batteries, con- trolling and regulating apparatus. Working exhibit. Block 20. Aisles D and Z. 42. Gould Storage Battery Co., New York, N. Y. Storage batteries, boost- er SA'^steins. Working exhibit. Block 16. Aisle A. 24. Hall Gold and Silver Plating Works, Chicago. Electro-platmg machinery and accessories. Working exhibit. Block 10, Aisle V. UNITED STATES. Electro-Chemistry — Electric Lighting. Dept. No. Location. 151. Howard Electric Novelty Com- pany, New York. Batteries; working exhibit. Block 4, Aisles C. and T. 205. India Rubber and Gutta Percha Insulating Co., Yonkers, X. Y. , Rub- ber-covered cables. Block 17, Center. 46. International Acheson Graphite Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Graphite and graphite electrodes. Head of Aisle S. (.Also installed in Palace of INIines and ^iletallurg}-, Block 11, Aisles A and B.) Acheson graphite is made in the electric furnace. Its purity, uniformity and in- ert properties are guaranteed. Especial- ly valuable for use as the pigment in protective coatings for structural iron and steel. The electrodes have been adopted as standards. Awarded Grand Prix. Paris. 1900; Gold Medals, Omaha, 1899; Buffalo, 1901; and Charleston, 1902. 103. Leclanche Battery Co., New York, N. Y. Primary batteries. Court. 12. National Carbon Co., Cleveland, O. Primarv batteries, electrodes. Block 36, Aisle G. 244. Niagara Electro-chemical Co., Niagara Falls. N. Y. Peroxide of sodi- um and metallic sodium, manufactured by electric process. (Installed in Pal- ace of ]\Iines and jNIetallurgy, Block 11, Aisles A and B.) 16. Norton Emery Wheel Co., Worces- ter, Mass. Alundun as produced by electric furnace. Block 36, Aisle G. 254. Pittsburg Reduction Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Aluminum reduced by electric process. (Installed in Palace of j\Iines and Metallurgy, Block 11, Aisles A and B.) 19. Safety Insulated Wire and Cable Co., New York City. Wires and cables. Block 20, Aisle Z. 255. Siloxicon Co., The, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Siloxicon products manufactur- ed in electric furnace. (Installed in Palace of Mines and Metallurgy, Block II, Aisles A and B.) 83. Standard Underground Cable Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Rubber-covered wires and cables. Block 3, Aisles A and T. 256. Union Carbide Co., Niagara Falls, N. \. Calcium carbide, a by-product of the electric furnace. (Installed in Palace of Mines and Metallurgy, Block II, Aisles A and B.) Dept. No. Location. 85. Wesco Supply Co., The, St. Louis, Mo., Primarv batteries. Block 8, Aisles A, B. U and V. 17. Western Electric Co., Chicago, 111. Primarv batteries. Block 17, Aisles A, B and W. GROUP 69. ELECTRIC LIGHTING. 131. Adams-Bagnall Electric Co., Cleve- land, Ohio. Direct and alternating current arc lamps. Working exhibit. Block 8, Aisle A. 87. American Carbon and Battery Co., St. Louis, ]\Io. Arc lamp carbons. Block 36. Aisle G. 115. American Circular Loom Co., Chel- sea, Mass. Conduit. Block 14, Aisle W. 207. American Conduit Co., Chicago, 111. Bituminized fiber conduits for lighting mains. Court. 135. American Electric Novelty and Mfg. Co., New York City. Portable electric lamps. Working exhibit. Block 19, Aisles B &'Y. 217. American Miniature and Decorative Lamp Co., New York. Miniature and decorative lamps. Working exhibit. Block 19, Aisles B ^nd Y. 218. Ballou-Hutchins Electric Co., Prov- idence, R. L Automatic time switches. Block 17, Center. 123. Benjamin Electric Mfg. Co., New York City. Wireless clusters, window and weather proof sockets. Working exhibit. Block 25, Aisle G. 188. Bryant Electric Co., Bridgeport, Conn. Lamp sockets, rosettes, branch blocks, fuses, switches and electrical fittings. Working exhibit. Block 7, Aisle T. 10. Bullock Electric Mfg. Co., Cincin- nati, O. Multiple voltage systems, switchboards. Working exhibit. Block 15, Aisles B, V and X. 148. Cassidy & Son Mfg. Co., New York City. Electric light fixtures. Work- ing exhibit. Block 2S, Aisles F, G and Y. 153. Chicago Fuse Wire & Mfg. Co., Chicago. Fuse links and wire. Court. IS DEPARTMENT F.— ELECTRICITY. Electric Lighting. ,, XT Location. 187' Cooper-Hewitt Electric Co., New York City. Hewitt mercury vapor lamps, convcrtcr.s. circuit breakers. Working- cxhi1)it. Block 7. Aisles B, 1 and U. (Also installed m Palace nt Machinery, Blocks 47-51. Aisle 10.) 219 D. & W. Fuse Co., Providence, R. I. Rncascd fuses and cut ')Ut cabmets. Block 17. Center. 220. Dale Co., New York. Electric light reflectors and fi.xtures. Block 17, Cen- ter. ' 36 Dayton Electric Mfg. Co., Dayton, O Lighting apparatus for automo- biles. Working exhibit. Block 5, Aisle A. 144. Dicke Tool Co., Downer's Grove, HI. Linemen's construction tools, rdock 5. Aisle A. 75. Economical Electric Lamp Co., New ^'ll^k City. Incandescent lamps. Work- ing exhib'it. I'.lock 39. Aisle S. 127. Electric Railway Equipment Co., Cincinnati, C). Electric lighting poles and apparatus. Block 8, Aisle B. 43. Electric Storage Battery Co., Phil- adelphia, Pa., Model central station storage liattery installation. Working exhibit. Block 23. .-\isles D and Z. 63. Federal Electric Co., Chicago, 111. Clam]i sockets. ])orcelainized i^teel re- flectors. Working exhibit. I'.lock 36. Aisle G. 23. Fort Wayne Electric Works, Ft. Wayne. Ind. -\rc lamps and regula- tors, etc. Working exhibit. I'.lock 9, Aisles V, and U. 14. General Electric Co., Schenectady, X. ^'. .-\rc and incandescent lamiis. mercury vapor lamps, various electric lighting .systems, central station equip- ment, application to navigation, pho- tometrv, electric ap'pliaiice'^. Working exhil)it' Block 2^. Aisles F, G. \' and Y. 149. Gest, G. M., Cincinnati, O. Con- duit exhibit. Court. 14. Gibson Gas Fixture Works, Phila- delphia, Pa., Electric fixtures. Block 7, Center. 172. Globe Electric Mf?. Co., Cleveland, O. .\rc and incandescent railway headlights. Block 8. Center. Dent No. Location. 73. Gould Coupler Co., New York City. Complete electric light equipment for railroad cars. Working exhibit. Block 16, Aisle A. 32. Holmes, Booth & Haydens Co., New York City. Electric fixtures. Working exhibit. Block _'3, Aisles F, G and Y. 52. Holophane Glass Co., New York City. Glass globes and reflectons. Working exhibit. Block 25, Aisles F, G and Y. Highest awards Antwerp, Paris, Buffalo. 151. Howard Electric Novelty Com- pany, New York. Portable electric lights; working exhibit. Block 4, Aisles C and T. 193. Illuminating AppUance Co., New York City. Glass reflectors. Work- ing exhibit. Block 25, Ai.sles F. G and Y.' 205. India Rubber and Gutta Percha Insulating Co., Yonkers, N. Y. Wires, and cables. Block 17, Center. 29. Jandus Electric Co., Cleveland, O. : Arc lamps and electric fans. Working I exhibit. Block 14, Aisle W. ' 168. Johns-Manville Co., H. W., New York. Enclosed fuse devices. Block 8. Center. 8. Kellog Switchboard and Supply Co., Chicago, 111. Miniature incandescent ! lamps for telephone switchboard.'^. Working exhibit. Block 24, .Aisles T and Z. 197. Keystone Blue Paper Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. .\pplication of electric i light to blue jjrinting apparatu.-. Work- ing exhibit. Block 21. .\isle D. ' 265. Lansing, R. V., Co., Chicago. Spe- cial fixtures for scientific lighting- Working exhibit. P.lock J':-. Aisles F. ' G and \'. 26. Lincoln Electric Company, Cleve- land (). Arc lamps. W orking exhibit. I'.h.ck 2, .\isle C. 33. Lionel Mfg. Co., New York, N. Y. I I'.lectrical novelties and toys. U ork- ! ing exhibit. Block 14, .\i>le W ■ 184. Marshall-Sanders Company, Boston, Mass. .Sockets, switches, receptacles. I cut-outs and attachment plugs. Work- ing exhilnl. I'.lock 8, Center. Matthews, C. P., LaFayette, Ind. 173- I'hotometers. Worl Aisle Z. exhibit. Hl<->cl< UNITED STATES. 19 Electric Lighting — Telegraphy and Telephony. Dct. No. Location. 130. Matthews, W. N. & Bro., St. Louis, Mo. Gn\' aiicliors. Block 8, Center. 6. Morris & Paltridge, Chicago, 111. Electric shade hoist and elctric opaque projector. Block 11, Aisle V. 12. National Carbon Co., Cleveland, O. Carbons for lamps. Block 36, Aisle G. 191. Nernst Lamp Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Lamps and accessories. Working ex- hibit. Block -, .\isle T. 91. Northern Electric Mfg. Co., Madi- son, Wis [Motor-generators for light- ing systems. Block 14, Aisles A, B and V. 181. Osburn Flexible Conduit Co., New Yiirk. Conduits. Block 8, Center. 190. Perkins Electric Switch Mfg. Co., Bridgepcjrt, Cliotographs of electric installations. Head of Aisle A. II. Hutchison Acoustic Co., New York City. Instruments for the deaf. Block No. 23, Aisle Z. Exhibitions daily of deaf mutes being made to hear and taught to speak. Sub- jects furnished by and instruction under the supervision of the McCowen School for the Deaf of Chicago, 111. Oppor- tunity for the partially deaf to see and try the Acousticon and ^^fassacon of which so much has been written. 268. Indiana Novelty Company, Muncie, Indiana. Electric night light door plate. Working exhibit. Block 5. .Visle A. 158. King, H. E., Chicago. Enameling and dental furnaces. Working exhibit. Block 39, Aisle R. 38. Kny-Sheerer Company, New York City. X-ray apparatus, induction coils. Electricity in surgery and dentistry. Working exhibit. Block 4. Aisle S. UNITED STATES. 23 Various Applications of Electricity. Dept. No. Location. 232. Leeds & Northup Co., The, Phila- delpliia, Pa. Electrical measuring in- struments. Block 29, Aisle G. Instruments of our manufacture will be found in the exhibit of the National Bureau of Standards, having been loan- ed for use during this Exposition, and at the proper time each day they may be seen by those interested. Eully illus- trated, descriptive catalogue, with further information and prices, will be sent free. Address 259 N. Broad St. 119. McGraw Publishing Company, New York, N. Y. Electrical books and pub- lications. Block I, Aisle S. 94. Meyrowitz, E. B., New York. Elec- tric ophthalmometers. Working ex- hibit. Block 36, Aisle G. 5. Morris & Paltridge, Chicago, 111. Program clocks. Working exhibit. Block II, Aisle V. . 80. National Bureau of Standards, Washington, D. C. Electrical testing laboratory, showing methods, instru- ments and standards. Block 29, Aisles G, V and Z. 81. National Cash Register Co., Dayton, O. Electric cash registers and elec- tric cash register systems. Working- exhibit. Block 4, Aisle S. Pioneer in register making with total output of 380,000 machines. Holds 931 patents covering 20,000 claims. Dayton factory utilizes 32 acres floor space; branch factories in Canada and German3^ Diplomas and highest awards from Chi- cago, Omaha, Paris, Buffalo and Charles- ton expositions where Nationals were adopted. Over 600 in use at this Fair. 170. National Clock Works, St. Louis. Electrically controlled valves, thermo- stats, secondary clocks, automatic fire alarm. Working exhibit. Block 21, Aisle D. 233- National Electric Light Associa- tion. Transactions. Block 2: , Aisle F. 234-. Negus, T. & J., New York. Elec- tric chronometer. Block 29. Ai^le G. 249; Pittsburg Steel Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Electrically welded wire fence intersec- tions. (Installed in Alining Gulch.) Dept. Fo. . Location. 60. Pneumatic Signal Company, New York Cit3'. Signals for steam and elec- tric railways. Working exhibit. Elec- tric railway test track. 112. Prometheus Electric Co., New York City, N. Y. Electrical heating apparatus. Working exhibit. Block 14, Aisle W. 55. Purdue Electrical Research Labor- atory, LaFayette. Ind. Special appar- atus for electrical testing, with results of numerous investigations. Working exhibit. Block it,. Aisle Z. 199. Reynolds Electric Flasher Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. * Electric sign mechanism. Working exhibit. Block 2S, Aisles F. G and Y. 56. Scheidel & Company, Chicago, 111. Induction coils, X-ray and high fre- quency apparatus. Working exhibit. Block 4, Aisle S. 5. Shedd Electric & Mfg. Co., New York Citv. Cautery transformers, dental motors, optician's drill. Working ex- hibit. Block 6, Aisles A and T. 235. Stanley Instrument Co., Great Bar- rington, Mass. Electric measuring in- struments. P>|()ck 29. Aisle G. 236. Swett & Lewis, Boston, Mass. X. ray coil and electraviolet ray appa- ratus; working exhibit. Block 36, Aisle G. 67. Underwriters Laboratories, Chicago, 111. Electrical burnouts found in prac- tice. Block 31, Aislo V. 167. United States Electric Signal Co., West Newton, ]\lass. Electric signals for electric railways. Working exhibit. Block 39, Aisle R. This Company is doing for single line trolley roads that which has been done on steam roads in saving lives, time and money, by using block signals. Their highway crossing signals automatically announce the approach of cars. 182. University of Mississippi, Univer- sity, Mississippi. Static machine and condenser. Working exhibit. Block 4, Aisle T. 109. Van Inwagen, James, Momence, 111. Electric clock. Working exhibit. Block I. Aisle S. 100. Wagner, R. V. & Co., Chicago, 111. Mica plate static machines, X-ray tubes and electrical instruments. Working exhibit. Block 4, Aisles S and T. 24 DEPARTMENT F.— ELECTRICITY. Various Applications of Electricity. Dept. No. Location. 72. Wagner Electric Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Switchboard iudicatins instru- ments. Working exhibit. Block 9, Aisles B and V. 134. Waite & Bartlett Mfg. Co., New York City. Electro therapeutic appar- atus. Working exhibit. Block 4, Aisles C and S. 179. Warner Instrument Co., Beloit, Wis. Magnetic cut meter and auto- meter. Block 14, Aisle V. 54. V/asson, B. F., Clinton, 111. Evolu- tion of the Independent Telephone. Block 25, Aisle F. 17. Western Electric Company, Chi- cago. II!. Fire alarm apparatus. Work- ing exhibit. Block 17, Aisles A, B and \V. 269, Western X-Ray & Coil Co., Chi- cago, 111. X-Ray coils, transformers and electrotherapeutic apparatus. Block 4, Aisles D and S. Dept. No. Location. 25. Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Electrical measuring in- struments. Working exhibit. Block 4, Aisles B, S and T. Block 7, Aisles B, T and U. 15. Weston Electrical Instrument Co., Newark, N. J. Electrical measuring in- struments, voltmeters, ammeters, watt- meters, etc., for portable station and laboratory uses. Block 25, Aisles G and Z. 248, Wetherill Separating Co., New York Cit}". 3ilagnetic separator. (In- stalled in Palace of Mines and Metal- lurgy. Block 21, Aisles B and C.) 180. Whitney Electrical Instrument Co., Penacock, N. H. Electrical measuring and testing apparatus. Working ex- hibit. Block 8, Center. 238. Willyoung & Gibson, New York City. Scientific electrical instruments; working exhibit. Block 29, Aisle G; 122. Windsor & Kenfield Publishing Co. Chicago, 111. Electric railway publica- tions. Block I, Aisle C. ARGENTINE. 25 ARGENTINE. Location: — Block i6, Aisle A. Appliances for Using Electricity. GROUP 67. Argentine Department of Posts and Telegraphs, Buenos A3^res. Automa- tic lightning arrester and grounding device. Compania La Teutonia, Buenos Ayres. Carbons for electric motors (Installed in the Palace of Manufactures.) Martinez, Felix, I., Buenos Ayres. Char- coal for insulating purposes (Installed in the Palace of ^lanufactures.) GROUP 68. Compania La Teutonia, Buenos Ayres. Electrodes for electric furnaces. (In- stalled in the Palace of Manufactures.) GROUP 69. Argentine Department of Posts and Tele- graphs, Buenos A^-res. Combined au- tomatic lightning arrester and cut-out (Installed in Palace of ^lanufactures.) Compania La Teutonia, Buenos Ayres. Carbons for arc lamps. GROUP 70. Argentine Department of Posts and Tele- graphs, Buenos Ayres. Improved Morse instrument. GROUP 71. Argentine Department of Posts and Telegraphs. Buenos Ayres. Maps and diagrams showing the extension and the development of telegraphy and telephony in the Argentnie Republic. Azatetto Bros., Buenos Ayres. Picture showing the interior of factor}^ of electro-fixture works. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures.) 26 BELGIUM— BRAZIL. BELGIUM. Location: — Installed in the Belgian National Pavilion. Chemistry, Lighting, Telephony and Various Applications. GROUP 68. Societe Chelin, Ltd., Brussels. Accu- imilators. Solvay & Co., Brussels. Specimens of clilorale of jjotash and chlorine. GROUP 69. Compagnie des Bronzes, Ltd., Brussels. lilectric lighting chandeliers. Pilate, J. B., Brussels. Electric lighting chandeliers. Societe Chelin, Ltd., Brussels. Electric mining lamps. GROUP 70. Nyst, Frederic, Liege. Telegraph and telephone specialties. GROUP 71. Ateliers de Construction, Delhez Broth- ers & Co., Ltd., Liege. Albums and drawings concerning application of electric motors to mechanical purposes, elevator, cranes, etc. Ateliers de Construction de la Meuse Co., i Ltd., Liege. Albums and drawing of ■ application to mechanical purposes, | elevators, cranes, etc. I I Belgian Government, Brussels. Admin- ; istration of the Belgian telegraphic \ and telephonic services, albums. Compagnie Internationale d'Electricite, Ltd., Liege. Photograi^hs of appara- ' tus for generating electricity, drawings j of motor generators, transformers, j electric motors for railways and road- • ways, methods of control of cars and 1 trains, application to mechanical pur- poses. ' Electricite & Hydraulic Co., Ltd., Char- 1 leroi. Plans of apidication to trans- | portation, electric nujtors for railways and roadways. i ! Usines a Cuivre et a Zinc Co., Ltd., Liege. Albums on telegraphic and , telephonic services. BRAZIL. Location: — Block 23, Aisles Z and G. Telegraph and Various Applications of Electricity. GROUP 70. Telegraphos, Rep. Geral. Dos, Capital Federal, Rio de Janeiro. Telegraph apparatus, telegraph instruments, ma- terial used for telegraph lines, tools, samples of wire. GROUP 71. Intendencia de Manos, Amazonas, Photos of waterworks ;ind electrical l)]ant. Loschi, Eduardo, S. Paulo. Photographs and publications on electrical river navigation. Manaos Railway, Amaconas. Photos of railway plant. Ramos, Dr. F., S. Paulo.. Work on in- dustries and clectricitN'. S. Paulo Tramway, Light and Power Company, S. I'aulo. |'hotograph> of electrical plants. Soucaseaux, Francisco, Minas, Geraes. I'hotograidis of electric i)]ant at lUdl" I lonzonte. Teleeraphos, Rep. Geral Dos, Capital I'ederal, Rio de Janeiro. Drawuigs. ]dilant. DENMARK. Location: — Block 36, Aisle G. Electro-Chemistry, GROUP 68. Hellesens Enke & V. Ludvigsen, Copen- hagen. .^ani])le ccUecUon of Mellesens' dry batteries. Annual output (rapidly increasing) 500,- 000 cells. Used all over Europe. Award- ed Gold Medals Stockholm 1897, and Paris 1 000. 28 DEPARTMENT F.— ELECTRICITY. FRANCE. Location: — Blocks, 34, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41. Apparatus for Generating and Using Electricity, and Electro-Chemistry. GROUP 67. Belloil, Eugene & Reiss, T., Paris. In- sulators, joints. Berne, J. A., Paris. Carbons for elec- tric machines. Boudreaux, Louis Francois Joseph, Paris. Electric brushes of all kinds, brush holders. Compagnie Francaise Pe Charbons Pour L'Electricite, Paris. Carbons for electrical machines. Compagnie Des Trefileries Du Havre, Paris. Wires and cables. Francois, L., Grellou, A., & Co., Paris. Electric wires and cables. Geoffroy & De Lore, Clichy. Cables for the distribution of electricity. Grammont, Alexandre, Pont-De-Cheruy, Isere. Wires and cables. Guenee, Albert & Co., Paris. Electro- magnetic clutches and brakes. Societie Alsacienne De Constructions, ^.lecaniques, Belfort. Three-phase booster, three-phase variable speed motor and controlling booster. (700 K. W. 2300 V. 3-ph. alternator and ex- citer, switchboard, transformer, elec- tric pump in operation. Block 52, Aisle G, Palace of ^^lachinery.) Societe Francaise Des Cables Electri- ques, Lyons. Samples of high tension electric cables. Societe Gramme, Paris. formers. Motors, trans- Societe "Le Carbone," Levallois-Perret, Seine. Carbon brushes. Societe "L'Eclairage Electrique", Paris. Three-phase alternator of 1500 K. W. 2400 volts direct connected to steam engine, switchboard and trans- formers. (Installed in Palace of Ma- chinery, Block 52, Aisles A and 12.) Societe Industrielle Des Telephones, Paris. Wires and cables. GROUP 68. Compagnie Francaise Des Electrodes, Lyons. Carbon electrodes fur electric furnaces. Delafon, Phillippe, Paris. Primary and secondary cells. Fredet, Henri-Brignoud, Isere. Accum- ulators. Grammont, Alexandre, Pont De Cheruy, Isere. Insulated wires for accumula- tors. Leclanche & Co., Paris. Primary and secondar}- cells. Societe Gramme, Paris. Accumulators. GROUP 69. Arens, A., Paris. Electric chandeliers and lamps. Bardon, L., 61 bl. National, Clichy, Seine. Electric arc lamps, and lighting ap- paratus. Belloil, Eugene & Reiss, T., Paris. Pat- ented wire joints and fuses. Berne, J. A., Paris. Arc lamp carbons. Boulanger, Charles, Paris. Electroliers, brass lighting fittings and electricity. Clerc, Louis, Paris. Special electric lamp "Lampe Solcil" (Sun Lamp). Compagnie Des Trefileries Du Havre. Paris. Interior wires. Compagnie Francaise De Charbons Pour L'Electricite, Paris. .\rc lamp carbon>. Compagnie Generale D'Electricite, Paris. Switches, sockets, incandescent lanip-"^ and insulating materials. Fontaine-Souverain, Denis, Dijon. Slid- ing ladder "La Dijonnaisc." Francois, L., Grellou. A. & Co., Paris. Interior wires. FRANCE. 29 Electric Lighting, Telephones and Telegraphs. Gaillard, Achille, Beziers. Impregnated wooden posts for electrical insulation. Geoffrey & De Lore, Clichy. Interior wires. Grammont, Alexandre, Pont De Cheruy, Isere. Interior wires. Guinier, Edouard, Paris. Brass electric light fittings electroliers. Letheule, P., Paris. Push button regen- erable fuse. Milde Ch. Fils & Co., Electroliers, Elec- tric light fittings. Paz & Silva, Paris. Decorative fittings and electric signs. Poilly De Brigode, Folembray, Aisne. Glass insulators. Societe Anonyme Des Anciens Etablisse- ments. Parvillee Freres & Co., Paris, Porcelain Insulators. Societe Francaise D'Appareillage Elec- trique. Grivolas, Paris. Electric light fittings. Societe Francaise Des Cables Electrique, Lyons. Interior wires. Societe Gramme, Paris. Incandescent lamps. Societe Industrielle des Telephones, Par- is. Electric arc lamps. Societe "Le Carbone," Levallois-Perret, Seine. Arc lamp carbons. Vigreux ^ Brillie, Levallois-Perret, Seine. Arc lamps. Weismann, Gustave, Paris. Weismann electric pearl system for lightmg ap- paratus. GROUP 70. Administration des Postes, Telegraphes and Telephones, Paris. Collection of French telegraph and telephone appar- atus. Bagrachovir, Gregoire, Paris. Telephones and telegraphic apparatus and ma- terials. Compagnie Des Trefileries Du Havre, Paris. Telegraph and telephone wires. Darras, Alphonse, Paris. Telegraphic apparatus and relays, etc. Ducretet, Eugene, Paris. Wireless teleg- raphic apparatus, loud speaking tele- phonic apparatus. Francois, L., Grellou, A., & Co., Paris. Telegraph and telephone wires. Gaillard, Achille, Beziers. Impregnated telegraph and telephone posts. Geoffroy & De Lore, Clichy. Telegraph and telephone wires. Kotyra, Maximilien, Paris. Telephonic apparatus. Milde, Ch. Fils & Co., Paris. Tele- phone materials. Paz & Silva, Paris. Telephone appara- tus. Poilly De Brigode, Folembray, Aisne. Telegraph and telephone insulators. Societe Anonyme Des Anciens Etablisse- ments Parvillee Freres & Co., Paris. Telegraph and telephone porcelain in- sulators. Societe Anonyme D'Electricite & D'Au- tomobiles ^Nlors, Paris. Telegraphic apparatus. Societe Industrielle Des Telephones, Paris. Telegraphic and telephonic ap- paratus, telegraph and telephone ca- bles. GROUP 71. Ancel, Louis, Paris. Radiographic appar- atus. Association des Ouvriers En Instru- ments de Precision, Paris. Scientific instruments. Bardon, L., Clichy, Seine. Electric ig- niters. Bergonie, Dr. Prof., Bordeaux, Records of electricity. Berne, J. A., Paris. Carbons for electric heating. Blondel, Andre, Paris. Measuring appar- atus, oscillograph. Chauvin, Armoux, Rene, Paris. Meas- uring apparatus. Compagnie Continental pour La Fab- rication des Compteurs, Paris. Elec- tricity meters. Compagnie Francaise des Cables Tele- graphiques, Paris. Various documents concerning the working of submarine cables. Compagnie Francaise des Compteurs .\ron, Paris. Electricity meters, elec- tric energy meters. 30 DEPARTMENT F.— ELECTRICITY. Various Applications of Electricity. Compagnie Generale d'Electricite, Paris. Photographs of their factories and power plants. Compagnie pour la Fabrication des Compteurs et Alaterial d'Usines a. Gaz, Paris. Electricity meters and measuring apparatus. Ducretet, E., Paris. X-Ray, high fre- quency, radiophone, wattmeters, py- rometers, galvanometers. Guenee, Albert & Co., Paris. Electric sig- nals. Hillairet, Huguet, Paris. Model and drawing-; of electric capstan. Holzschuch, Jacques & Bonnemaison, Paul, Paris. Plans of a central high pressure electric station, 100,000 H. P. Lordereau, Gabriel, Lyon. Graphic boards. Portevin, Hippolyte, Paris. Diagrams and photographs (if electric light in- stallations. Radiguet & Massiot, Paris. Medical electricity, radiograph}'. Richard, Jules, Paris. Recording instru- ments for physics and photography, voltmeters. Roux, Gaston, Henri, Charles, Paris. Diagram illustrating the progress in electrical installation work in France. Societe Alsacienne de Constructions Alecaniques, Belfort. Photographs of electric power plants. Societe Anonyme D'Electricite et d'Au- tomobiles Mors, Paris. Electric sig- nals for railroads. Societe des Etablissements, Henry Le- paute, Paris. Drawings of optical lenticular lamps for light houses. Elec- tric clocks. Societe Francaise des Cables Electrique, Lyons. Drawings high-tension cables. Societe, Gramme, Paris. Electrical in- struments. Societe Insutrielle des Telephones, Paris. Pleasuring instruments. Societe "L'Eclairage Electrique," Paris. Photographs and drawings of electri- cal machinery. Societe pour I'Exploitation des Brevets Dolter, Paris. Alodel of surface con- tact system of traction. Vaudrey, Paul, Paris. Electric alarm clocks. Weyl, Michel, Paris. Plans and views of dynamos and complete installations of electric stations for transportation. Woittequand, Charles, Charleville. trie bells. Elec- FRENCH COLONIES. Postes Et Telegraphes, Tananarive. Map showing telegraphs and telephones of ^Madagascar. GERMANY. 31 GERMANY. Location: — Block 35, Aisles F, G and V. Electro-Chemistry and Apparatus for Using Electricity. GROUP 67. Bremer, Hugo, Metallwaren und Elek- trotechnische Fabrik Nehein a. d. Runr Thermo- Electro-motors. Land-und Seekabelwerke, A. G., Coeln- Nippes. Cables for high tension up to 50.ODO volts, junctiDn boxes, lightning- arresters. Ruhstrat, Gebrueder, Goettingen. Switch- board apparatus. (Installed in Palace of Education, Block to.) Siemens & Halske, A. G., Berlin. High- tension transformers. (Installed in Palace of Education. Block 10.) Zwarg, Julius, Otto, Freiburg, i. S. Ma- terials and apparatus for protection against lightning. (German Pavilion.) GROUP 68. Abegg, Dr. Prof., Breslau. Apparatus for measuring the mobility of iones. Apel, W., Goettingen. Electro-chemical apparatus. Bartels, Georg, Mechaniker, Goettingen. Electrometer according to Nernst- Dolezalek with amber insulation. Borchers, Dr., Prof. Aachen. Electrical furnaces. Bredig, Dr. Prof., Heidelberg. Electro- chemical apparatus. Classen, Dr., Prof., Aachen. Apparatus for quantitive analysis by electrolysis. Cohen, Dr., Prof., Goettingen. Electro- chemical coal precipitates. Diedrichs, Carl, Goettingen. Telescope for use in electro-chemistry. Drude, Dr., Prof., Giessen. Electro- chemical apparatus. Elbs, Dr., Prof., Giessen. Electro-chem- ical apparatus, preparations obtained by an electro-chemical way. Guenther & Tegetmeyer, Braunschweig. Scientific electrical instruments for electro-chemical use. (Installed in Palace of Education, Block 10.) Harries, Dr., Prof., Charlottenburg. Ap- paratus for distilling in vacuo-ozone apparatus; organic preparations. Heraeus, W. C, Hanau. Electrical fur- naces, platinum apparatus. (Installed in Palace of Education, Block 10.) Hugerstoflf, F., Leipzig. Amperemano- meter according to Bredig. Kerker, Erwin, Mechaniker, Breslau. Apparatus for measuring the mobility of iones according to Abegg. Koehler, Fritz, Mechaniker, Leipzig. Chemograph and other electro-chem- ical apparatus according to Ostwald. Mittelbach, Robert, Mechaniker, Goet- tingen. Apparatus for concentration Chains according to Nernst. Nernst, Dr., Prof., Goettingen. Electro- chemical apparatus, electrti-chemical laboratory table. Ostwald, Dr., Prof., Leipzig. Electro- chemical apparatus. Ruff, Dr., Prof., Berlin. Apparatus, in- organic and organic preparations. Ruhstrat, Gebrueder, Goettingen. Elec- tro-chemical laboratory table and switchboard. Schmidt, W., Mechaniker, Giessen. Elec- tro-chemical apparatus according to Elbs & Drude. Vereinigte Fabriken fuer Laboratoriums- bedarf, Berlin. Apparatus for chemi- cal laboratories. GROUP 69. Bremer, Hugo, Metallwaren und Elek- trotechnische h'abrik. Neheim, a. d. R. Bremer arc light. Conradty, C, Nuernberg. Carbon sup- plies for electric arc lamps. (German Pavilion). Hartmann & Braun, A. G., Frankfurt a. M. Scientific instruments for electric lighting. (Installed in Palace of Edu- cation, Block 10.) 32 DEPARTMENT F.— ELECTRICITY. Electric Lighting, Telegraphs and Telephones. Kruess, A., Hamburg. Electrical scien- tific instruments for photometry. (In- stalled in Palace of Education, Block 10.) Regina Bogenlampenfabrik, Coeln-Suelz. Regina arc lights. (German Pavilion.) Schmidt, F. & Haensch, Berlin. Electri- cal scientific instruments for photome- try. (Installed in Palace of Educa- tion, Block 10.) Siemens & Halske, A.-G., Berlin. Instru- ments for measuring the insulation of electric installation. (Installed in Palace of Education, Block lo.) Siemens-Schuckertwerke, Berlin. Search- lights. (German Pavilion.) GROUP 70. Cerebotani, Dr., Prof., Muenchen. Pic- ture telegraph, type setting telegraph, meteorological telephone. Land-und Seekabelwerke, A. G., Coeln- Nippes. Cables for telegraphy and telephony, appliances. Lorenz, C, Telephon-und Telegraphen- werke, Berlin. 50 m. Telegraph cables. (German Railroad-outdoor exhibit). Siemens & Halske, Berlin. Pupin coils of self-induction for telephone cables and overhead lines. (Installed in Pal- ace of Education, Block 10.) Silbermann, A., Metallwarenfabrik, Ber- lin, O., Prof. Dr. Cerebotani's tele- graphic apparatus. GROUP 71. Aeronautisches Observatorium des Kgl. Meteorol. Institute, Berlin. Scientific electrical instruments. (Installed in Palace of Education, Block 10.) Bartels, Georg, Mechaniker, Goettingen. Electrometer with amber insulation. Borchers, Dr., Prof., Aachen. Electrical furnaces. Bosch, J. & A., Strassburg, i. E. Scien- tific electrical instruments. Bredig, Dr., Prof., Heidelberg. Ampere- manometer. Burger, Reinhold, Berlin. Scientific elec- trical instruments. (Installed in Pal- ace of Education, Block 10.) Classen, Dr., Prof., Aachen. Models of apparatus for (piantitive analysis by electrolysis. Continental Caoutschouc & Gutta-Per- cha Company, Hanover. Scientific electrical instruments. (Block 10, Pal- ace of Education Building.) Continentale Gesellschaft fuer Elektri- sche Unternehmungen, Nuernberg. Drawings and pictures of electrical sus- pension roads. (Transportation Pal- ace, Aisle J, Post 155.) Drude, Dr., Prof., Giessen. Dielectric ! apparatus. ] I Fuess, R., Steglitz, Berlin. Scientific ■ electrical instruments. (Block 10 Pal- I ace of Education. [ I Goetze, F. O. R., Leipzig. Scientific 1 electrical instruments. (Block 10, Pal- ' ace of Education.) | I Guenther & Tegetmeyer, Braunschweig. ' Scientific electrical instruments. (Block , 10, Palace of Education.) Gundlach, E., Gehlberg, i. Th. Scientific [ electrical instruments. (Block 10, Pal- j ace of Education.) 1 Harries, Dr., Prof., Charlottenburg. Mod- ' ern ozone apparatus. , Hartmann & Braun, A. G., Frankfurt a. j M. Electrical scientific instruments ; and electrical magnetic measuring in- , struments. (Block 10, Palace of Edu- ' cation.) Heraeus, W. C., Hanau. Electrical fur- naces— platinum apparatus. (Block ID, '■• Palace of Education.) Juedel & Co., Max, Braunschweig. Elec- tric railway signal appliances. (In- stalled in (German outdoor exhibit.) Keiser & Schmidt, Berlin. Electrical measuring instruments. Kohl, Max, Chemnitz. Scientific electri- cal instruments. (Block 10, Palace of Education.) Kruess, A., Hamburg. Electrical scien- tific instruments. (Block 10, Palace of Education.) Leppin & Masche, Berlin. Scientific electrical instruments. (Block 10, Pal- ace of Education.) "Magneta" Factory of Electrical Clocks, Singcn. Electrical wall clocks. Mittelbach, Robert, Mechaniker, Goet- tingen. Mercur\' and silver voltome- tcr. GERMANY. 33 Various Applications of Electricity. Mueller-Uri, Richard, Braunschweig. Scientific electrical instruments. Ostwald, Dr., Prof., Leipzig. Scientific electrical apparatus. Physikalisch-Technische ■ Reichsanstalt, Charlottenburg. Scientific electrical instruments. Preussisch-Hessische Eisenbahn Gemein- schaft, Berlin. Electric signal system. (Outdoor railroad exhibit.) Riedinger, A., Augsburg. Scientific electrical instruments. (Block lo, Pal- ace of Education.) Schmidt, W., Mechaniker, Giessen. Elec- trical scientific instruments. (Block lo, Palace of Education.) Schnee, C. E., Wiesbaden. Electrical bath of four cells. Schwarzhaupt, Spiecker & Co., G. m. b. H., St. Goar a. R., Two electric pul- verizers. (Block 10, Palace of Educa- tion Bldg.) Siemens & Halske, Berlin. Electric rail- way signal appliances, scientific elec- trical instruments, Roentgen cabinet. (Block 10, Education Bldg.) Studiengesellschaft fuer elektrische Schnellbahnen, Berlin. Pictures of rapid transit cars and report of results. Vereinigte Fabriken fuer Laboratoriums- bedarf, Berlin. Apparatus for in- struction in electricity. (Block lo, Pal- ace of Education.) Vesler & Schoch, Leipzig. Alarm clocks and fire alarm apparatus. (Block lo, Palace of Education.) Wolff, Otto, Berlin. Electrical scientific instruments. (Block lo. Palace of Ed- ucation.) Zimmermann & Buchlos, Berlin. All appliances for electric signals. (In- stalled in German outdoor exhibit.) 34 DEPARTMENT F.— ELECTRICITY. GREAT BRITAIN. Location: — Block 7, Aisles D and T. Apparatus for Using Electricity. GROUP 67. Behr, F. B., London. Working Model of high-speed electric mono-railway. Consolidated Electrical Company, Ltd., London. Switchboard and controlling api)aratiis. Darton, F. & Company, London. Motors and fan motors. GROUP 68. Sherard Cowper-Coles & Company, Ltd., London. Electro-galvanizing. Para- bolic mirrors; copper tubes and sheet made electrolytically. Sherardizing. GROUP 69. Consolidated Electrical Company, Ltd., London. Switches and appliances for electric lighting and ]:)Ower. Cosser, A. C, London. Electric lamps for medical, military and telephone use. Everett, Edgecumbe & Company, Lon- don. Portable lamj) testing sets. Photometers. GROUP 70. Consolidated Electrical Co., London. Lelcgraph and telephone apparatus. General Post Office, London. Wheat- stone automatic duplex telegraph; (luadruplex sets; single current sound- er set; ancient Morse embosser and bottle inker; modern inker; samples of telegraph and telephone cables. India Rubber and Gutta Percha & Tele- graph Works Co., Ltd., London. Sub- marine and other cables. Muirhead & Co., London. Wireless and submarine telcgraiih a])paratus and re- • corders. GROUP 71. Behr, F. B., London. Drawing and phot- ographs showing details of high-speed electric railway car. Cambridge Scientific Instrument Co., Cambridge. Electrical measuring in- struments, recording instruments, os- cillographs. Diagrams obtained by Duddell's oscillograph, inagnetograph and electric recorders. Electrical means of measuring temperature by thermo-couple. Cosser, A. C, London. X-ray and elec- trical surgical apparatus. Small glow lamps for illuminating night sights as used in naval gunnery. "Spinthari- scopes" showing scintillations of ra- dium. Crompton & Co., Ltd., Chelmsford. Po- tentiometers, standard resistances, gal- vanometers. Darton, F. & Co., London. Instruments. Induction coil for X-Ray work. Elliott Bros., London. Measuring appar- atus. Everett, Edgecumbe & Co., London. I'^lectric general measuring apparatus. Kelvin & James White, Ltd. Glasgow. Lord Kelvin's electrical measuring in- struments. Nalder Bros. & Co., London. Scientific electrical and testing instruments. Nalder Bros, & Thompson, Ltd., Lon- don. Ammeters and voltmeters; re- cording instruments; automatic accu- mulator switches; portable standard in- struments. Paul, Robt. W., London. Electrical test- ing instruments. Synchronome Company. Electric clocks, a system of eIectrically-i)ropelled dials controlled by a self-driven pendulum — in operation. ITALY. 36 ITALY. Location: — Block i8, Aisle Y. Apparatus for Using Electricity. GROUP 67. Ing. Gola & Co., Torino. Series light- ning arresters. Pirelli & Co., Milan. Insulated wires and cables. Societa Italiana dell'Electrocarbonium, Rome. Carbon 1:)ruslTes. GROUP 68. Olivetti & Co., Milan. Mercury com- mutator for accumulators. Pirelli & Co., Milan. Rubber covered wires. Societa Italiana deU'Electrocarbonium, Rome. Electrodes for electric fur- naces. GROUP 69. Pirelli & Co., Milan. Interior wires and cables. Societia Italiana deU'Electrocarbonium, Rome. Arc lamp carbons. GROUP 70. Pirelli & Co., Milan. Telegraph and telephone cables. GROUP 71. Associazione Electrotecnico Italiano, Rome. Pictures of Italian central sta- tions, electrochemical works, factories, and railways. Ministero delle Poste 1 e Telegrafi, Rome. Publications of telegraph, tele- phone and postal service in Itah'. Photographs. Ministero di Agricultura industria e com- mercio. Historical exhibit of the first apparatus of Volta; Parinotti; Belli; Farraris. Olivetti e C, Milan. Indicating, record- ing and integrating instruments. 36 JAPAN— MEXICO. JAPAN. Location: — Block i6, Aisle A. Generators, Telephones and Various Applications. GROUP 67. Oki & Co., Tokio. Wires and cables. Shibaura Works of Mitsui & Co., Tokio. Extra high-tension transformer for testing 150,000 volts, continuous cur- rent dynamo, coil for magnetic field or dynamo. GROUP 70. Oki & Co., Tokio. Morse's Ink Writer; double current key; telephone trans- mitter; solid back telephone transmit- ter; table telephone; annunciation drop; switchboard; cable; cord and wires. GROUP 71. Japan Electric Association, Tokio. Table of electric industry in Japan. Kyoto City Council, Kyoto. Photographs I if plan and history of canal rnutc with water power electric plant maps. Oki & Co., Tokio. Wheatstone's bridge; tangent, differential and astatic gal- vanometer. Tsuboi's block instrument. Saiga Tokichi, Tokio. Models and pho- tographs of water power electric plant in lyo. Tanaka & Co., Tokio. Electric medical instrument. MEXICO. Location: — Block 23, Aisle Z. Various Applications of Electricity. GROUP 71. Compania Electrica e Irrigadora del el Estado de Hidalgo, ^lexico, D. F. Photographs, plans, etc., of its works and hydro-electric installations. Campania Mexicana de Electricidal, Mex- ico., D. F. Maps, drawings, photo- graphs and diagrams of its works, and plans, diagrams and photographs of lighting system. Direccion General de Obras Publicas, Mexico, D. F. Collection of maps and drawings of the lighting system of the City of ^Mexico. Fenochio, Alfonso Professor, Pueble, Puebla. Report about electricity in the state of Puebla. Ferrocarriles del Distrito Federal, Mex- ico, D. F. Photographs of the electric tramway systems of the City of [Mex- ico. Ferrocarril Electrico de Lerdo A Tor- reon, Torreon, Coahuila. Different photographs of the electric cars and plant. Gonzalez, Benigno, Ingeniero, Puebla, Puebla. Instructions for the apjilica- tion of electricity in the Puebla State School. Santa Cruz Y Olivier, Mexico, D. F. A maj) showing the electric raih'oad call- ed "Superficial IMexicano" and descrip- tion of it. (Installed in the Palace of Liberal Arts.) Secretaria de Communicaciones Y Orb- ras Publicas. Mexico, D. F. Photo- graph album of the works of ^ the "Compania Electrica e irrigadora" of the State of Hidalgo. A map of tele- graphic lines of the Republic. PORTUGAL. 37 PORTUGAL. Location: — Block i6, Aisle A. Various Applications of Electricity. GROUP 71. Mackado, Virgilio, Lisbon. Photographs ;iiul l)()i)ks (if electrical ajipliances. OFFICIAL CATALOGUE OF EXHIBITORS •sf? UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION ST. LOUIS, U.S. A, 1904 DIVISION OP" EXHIBITS FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director Department G TRANSPORTATION WILLARD A. SMFFH, Cliief REVISED EDITION PUBLISHED FOR THE COA\M(TTEE ON PRESS AND PUBLICITY BY THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COA\PANY (INC.) ST. LOUIS, 1904 COPYRIGHT, ]')0-l. 5Y THE LOUISIANA I^IRCHASE EXPOSITION COMPANY, F-OR THE OFFICIAL CATALO(]UE COMPANY. \ PREFACE I ^ A modern Universal Exposition well might be called an encv^ ^ clopedia of society, as it contains, in highly specialized array, so- s. cietv's words and works. It is a collection of the wisdom and FRKDKRICK J. \'. vSKIFF. Director of Exhibits. achievements of the world, brought together for the inspection of J^ the world — for examination and studv bv its experts. It constitutes * Id a compact, classified, indexed x:onipendium, available for readv refer- Ife ' _ Ife ence, of the achievements and ideas of societv, in all phases of its In % activities, extending to the most material as well as to the most refined. ^ The Catalogue of such a Universal Exposition is, therefore, ^ perhaps the most comprehensive aiul representative contemporar}- ^ record of the progress and condition of the human race that may be v devised. It is a succinct and authentic record of the exhibits of the c* Exposition, which are the evidences of the capacity and perform- |^ ance in all lines, intellectual, social and industrial, of all the peoples * of the world. The value of such a document and its significance, Ifc socially and commerciallv, are incalculable. It is an epitome of the In capacity and promises of mankind; while being at the same time a \ "^ roll of honor — a certified register of those individuals and institu- "^f^ "% tions which are taking active part in the life of the world to-day. ^ INTRODUCTION. The importance of transportation as a factor in the progress of civilization 5 been recognized by the Exposition by making the Palace of Transportation the ist expensive of all its temporary buildings, and by giving it a prominent central ation. The Transportation Palace covers nearly sixteen acres of ground, and architecturally appropriate and impressive. With its immense arches and numer- ^ tracks, it has much the appearance of a mammoth railway station. By the plan of installation the railway tracks and exhibits occupy a rectangle the center of the building, nearly i,ooo feet long and 300 feet wide. The space ■rounding this on four sides is about 100 feet wide, with a total length on the u" sides of about 3,:200 feet; and is devoted to marine exhibits, and vehicles for - on ordinary roads, such as carriages, automobiles, etc. The principal foreign countries occupjnng space are Germany, France, Great itain, Japan and Mexico. Germany especiallj^ has a varied and interesting rail- y exhibit, including six locomotives. In addition, Germany has installed, just rth of the Forestrj^ Fish and Game Palace, an outdoor exhibit illustrating the )St modern railway equipment for signaling and switching. The other foreign Iway exhibits are mostly in the shape of models, but are exceedingly' interesting showing the progress and advancement of railroad equipment. Great Britain and Mexico both give interesting displays in saddlery and har- ?s. France has an exhibit of the latest improved automobiles and motor vehicles. The "Spirit of the Twentieth Century" is the legend that attracts the eye at ce of every one entering the building. It is found in the center and represented a huge and constantly revolving steel turntable bearing a giant, modern, up-to- te locomotive, whose own wheels revolve at a speed equal to eighty miles an hour running on a track. This is the piece de resistance in the Transportation Palace, d illustrates modern railway locomotion brought to twentieth century perfection. Harking back to the earliest history of railway development, and then coni- ', down to the wonderful equipment of today, there is a special historical exhibit lich is illustrative iji so broad a scope as to take in interesting contributions from parts of the world. \\'ith the great collection wdiich has been preserved in the dd Columbian Museum at Chicago as a basis, this special historical exhibit con- ns additional relics from all quarters of the globe, thereby illustrating the history the railway in a manner thoroughly practical and instructive, and at the same le as fascinating as a romance. An entirel}' new feature of exposition work is the locomotive tests conducted a special plant costing $200,000. All leading types of American locomotives are be tested during the seven months of the Exposition, and experts are employed 'testing and computing the results, which are bulletined daily and published on I close of each test. (In the marine exhibits arc models of every craft, from the great ocean steam- ) to the small boat. Even the latest invention, the automobile boat, is on exhi- on. The evolution in aerial navigation is recognized by the Exposition through ". Transportation Department, under the supervision of wdiich take place the ys with dirigible airships over an aereonautic concourse. The grand prize is \),ooo. Other prizes for both airships and spherical balloons aggregate $50,000. • li is expected from these races in the way of stimulating the science of aerial ' igation. T# ^ ^' ^ HOW TO LOCATE AN EXHIBIT. IN the 'transportation Palace exhibits ate located by aisles and post numbers. Kach post has its number. The nc«'tli side of the building Is devoted to the domestic exhibits in tiroups 72 and 7H. In the east half of the north side are the exhibits oJ auto- raoblles.from manufacturers In the I'nlted states. The exhibit of Mexico Is also on that side of the building. Xext to the auto- mobile section Is that of the Baltimore I'i ohlo Railroad, with the historical display of loc nnotives France occupies the south- east section of th« Palace. N'^xt to Prance, on the south cen- tral side, comes (Germany. West of (iermany are the exhibits of (ireat Britain and reland, and in the southwest section of the Palace are the transportation exlblts of .Japan. The Marine section Is Installed in the west end, near the French exhibits. Through the center of the l)ulldlnf<. from east to west, are the exhibits of locomotives, railway appliances, the historical exhibit showing pecuUai- methods of transportation used in various countries, the exhibit of Prazll, and the testing plant for locomotives. Totlndan exhibitor, note the post number and aisle and the exact position of the exhibit In the building will be at once ascertained. INDEX COL'NTRY PACE COUNTRY' United States 1.5 Great Britain Austria 2? Haiti Belgium 2t, Hungary - Brazil - IH Italy China 2M Japan Cuba _ _ - 2'-) Mexico - Netherlands Denmark 2M New Zealand France M) Nicaragua Germanv - M Siam 'ACE ,?4 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. OFFICIAL CLASSIFICATION OF HXHIBITS. GROUP 72 CARRIAGES AND WHEELWRIGHT'S WORK— AUTOMOBILES AND CYCLES. Class 452 Class 453 ■Class 454 Class 455 Class 456 Class 457 Pleasure carriages and sleighs, sedan chairs. Public carriages; ambulances: hearses; carriages for invalids and infants. Carts and wagons for all purposes; trucks and drays. Vehicles driven by mechanical motors. Motorcycles; automobiles. Bicycles. Velocipedes. Detached j)arts, material and inventions pertaining to carriage building, wheelwright's work, automobiles, or cycles. GROUP 7Z SADDLERY AND HARNESS. Class 454. Bailey, S. R., & Co., Amesbury, .Mass. Carriages and carriage hard- ware. .Aisles .-X. and ?> and 4. Posts 39 and 44. ^94- Baker Motor Car Co., Cleveland, 0. -Automobiles. .Aisle B, Post 8. 132. Banner Buggy Co., The, St. Louis, MO. Vehicles. Aisle A and =;, Posts -\?8-239. Visitors to the E.xposition should be sure to see our exhibit in the extreme west end of the Transportation Palace. We are the largest manufacturers of medium .grade vehicles in the world. General of- Dept. Xo. Location fices, 914 South Broadway, St. Louis. Do not fail to see us before making other arrangements. We can save you money. 156. Beck & Sons, Cedar Rapids, la. Bus and wagons. Aisle 4, Post 225. 64. Bird & Schafield, Amesbury, Mass. Carriages. .Aisles .A and H and 4. Posts 39 and 44. 40. Bonner, Miller & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Harness preparations. Aisle A, Post 236. Sale's exceed five million cans. 290. Brooks Tire Machine Co., The, Wichita, Kan. Tire setter. Aisle 5, Post 252. 267. Brown, W. H., Chicago, 111. Odo- meter and dust guard. Aisle A, Post 20. 268. Brooke, M. E., Denver, Colo. Ve- hicle tires. Aisle 3, Post 22. Combining resiliency without air; light- ness, durability and speed without vibra- tion. Patented abroad. 197. Cadillac Automobile Co., The, De- troit, Alich. .Automobiles. Aisle B, Post 3-4. 289. Campbell, W. C, Seattle, Wash. I )onb'kM.ree'^. Aisle .A, Post 44. cc6. Carriage Monthly, Philadelphia, Pa. Publication. Galler}-. <56- Carskadon, T. R. Keyser, W. Va. \\ .•m-on'^. -Aisle .A. Post 31. 156. Columbus Buggy Co., The, Colum- bus, O. Buggies, pleasure carriages; -Aisle 5, Post 245. 6.1. Connor Carriage Co., Amesbury, Alass. Carriages. .Aisles .A and I] and 4. Posts 39 and 44. 270. Consolidated Motor Co., The, New York. Automobiles. Aisle B, Post 9. Manufacturers of commercial and tour- ing cars; builders of the famous Moyea motor cars; double friction disc trans- mission, no gears, no noise. IVlakers of delivery wagons, trucks, omnibuses, cabs, 13 DEPARTMENT G-TRANSPORTATION Dept. Xo. Location broughams; durable, economical and simple; explosion rendered impossible by use of electro-magnetic ignition. Gold Medals: Vienna, 1903; Wurzburg, 1900. 52. Crane & Breed Mfg. Co., The, Cin- cinnati, O. Hearses, wagons and am- bulances. Aisle B, Posts 40 and 41. Established 1848. Highest Award Chica- go World's Fair, 1893; Pan-American Exposition, 1901, and wherever shown at any exhibition. 51. Cunningham, Jas. & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Carriages. Aisles B and 4, Posts 42-44. 297. Cycle & Automobile Trade Jour- nal, Philadelphia, Pa. Publication. Gal- lery. 66. Deere, John, Plow Co., St. Louis, Mo. Carriages and wagons. Aisles A and B, Post 32. 143. Dickinson Bail-Bearing Wheel & Vehicle Co., Little Rock, Ark. Ball- bearing wheels. Aisle K, Post 145. 195. Duryea Power Co., Reading, Pa. Automobiles. Aisle B, Post 6-7. 174. Dyke, A. L., Auto Supply Co., The, St. Louis, Mo. Automobile supplies. , Aisle B and 3, Post 22. Manufacturers and agents for everything pertaining to automobile supplies. Es- tablished 1899, which was the first exclus- ive automobile supply business in Amer- ica and possibly the world. Our general offices are located in our large, new fac- tfiry building, which has just been com- pleted, facing Walton ave., Olive st. and Washington boul. 513. Eames Tricycle Co., San Francisco, Cal. Tricycles. Aisle A, Post 31. 207. Eisenhuth Horseless Vehicle Co., Middletown, Conn. Automobiles. Aisles T and 2, Posts 203-204. This concern is building the first and only successfully compounded gasoline engine, installing the same in four sizes of pleasure vehicles, from runabouts to large touring cars; in commercial vehi- cles for light delivery and trucks up to 10 tons, and in launches and motor boats. 191. Electric Vehicle Co., Hartford, Conn. Automobiles. Aisles A and B, Posts 8-9-10-11. 149- Elkhart Carriage Co., Elkhart, Ind. Carriages. Aisle 5, Post 240. 250. Faulkner, Clay, Faulkner, Tenn. Re\i)lving a.xic. Aisle 5. Pnsl 249. 41. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., Ak- ron, O. St)lid and cushion rubber tires. .■\isle A, Post 39. Operate the largest factory in the world, tievotcd exclusively to the manufacture o; solid rubber tires. High grade only. Dept. No. Location Firestone Side-Wire tires are used ex- clusively on all automobiles operating in the World's Fair Grounds and on most of the commercial automobiles operating in St. Louis, and are in general use in rill parts of the world. 37. Fitch Gear Co., Rome, N. Y. Car- riage and wagon gears. Aisle A. Post 448. Folger & Drummond, Amesbury, IMass. Carriages. Aisles A. B and 4. Post 39-44. 196. Ford Motor Co., Detroit, Mich. Au- tomobiles. Aisle B, Post 5. 272. Franklin, H. H., Mfg. Co., Syra- cuse, N. Y. Gasoline automobiles. Aisle I, Post 198. 59. Fulton & Walker Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Ambulances and wagons. Aisle B, Post Z'2'-ZZ- Largest manufacturer of ambulances and highest grade business wagons, trucks, coaches. Government and sanitary wag- ons. Highest award, Centennial, 1876; Chicago, 1893; National Export, 1900; Buffalo, 1901. We have on exhibition our latest pattern hospital ambulances and fancy deliver}' wagons. Visitors are wel- come. General Electric Co., New 14. York. (In- Steering check for automobiles. stalled in Palace of Electricity.) 34. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., The, Akron, O. Automobile tires. Aisle A, Post 36. 221. Gray & Davis, Amesbury, Mass. Automobile lamps. Aisle A, Post 3. 440. Graham Co., The, Boston, Mass. Spiral springs for automobiles. Aisle A, Post 21. 61. Groton Carriage Co., Groton, N. Y. Carriages. Aisle A and B, Post 38. 212. Grout Bros.' Automobile Co., Or- ange. Mass. Automobiles. Aisles i and A, Post 198. 288. Harrington Mfg. Co., Peoria, 111. Mail wagons. Aisle A, Post 35. 64. Hassett & Hodge, Amesbury, Mass. Carriages, .\islcs A and B and 4. Post 39-44- 206. Haynes-Apperson Co., Kokomo, Ind. Automobiles. Aisle A and B, Post 16. 56. Heinzelman Brothers' Carriage Co.. Belleville, 111. Coupes, phaetons and \ehiclcs. Aisle A and 4. Post 234-23.=! 180. Hendee Mfg. Co., Springfield, Mass. Motorcycles. Aisle A, Post I5- 485. Hoffman Mfg. Co. Sandusky, O. Combinati A. Post },},. 505. House, S. N. hide tire setters 242. cvating trucks. .Aisle St. Louis, Mo. Aisle 5, Posts Ve- 14 UNITED STATES Dept. Xo. Location 148. Indiana Buggy Co., Elkhart, Ind. Buggies and carriages. Aisle 4, Post 233- 512. Industrial Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. [•'.Icvating gates. Aisle A, Post 21. 188. Jeffery, Thos. B., & Co., Kenosha, Wis. Automobiles. Aisle A and B, Post 3 and 4. Makers of Rambler automobiles; princi- pal offices and works, Kenosha, Wiscon- sin; branch houses, 145 Columbus ave- nue, Boston, Mass., and 304 Wabash ave- nue, Chicago, 111. Manufacturers of au- tomobiles at popular prices; factory one of the largest and best equipped in the world. Originators and former manu- facturers of Rambler bicycles. 81. Johnson Mfg. Co., Galena, 111. Two wheel vehicles. Aisle A, Post 34. The only perfect two-wheel vehicles. Patented. Especial attention is directed to the suspension of these vehicles. The shafts are connected with gear and body, forming a compound lever, which gives horse a mechanical advantage, eliminat- ing all horse motion. Practical demon- stration will be made, proving these claims to all interested. 62. Kauffman Buggy Co., Miamisburg, O. Pleasure carriages. Aisle A and B, Post 36. 198. Knox Automobile Co., Springfield, Mass. Automobiles. Aisle B and 2, Post 1-2. 439. Kokomo Rubber Co., Kokomo, Ind. Bicycle and automobile tires. Aisle B. Post 19. 64. Lancaster, J. A., & Co., Merrimac, ^lass. Carriages and pony vehicles. Aisles A and B and 4. Post 39-44. 64. Lambert & Hollander, Amesbury, Mass. Carriages and wagons. Aisle A and B and 5. Post 39-44. 152. La Porte Carriage Co., La Porte, Ind. Pleasure carriages. Aisle 4 and 5, Post 228-229-244-245. Wholesale manufacturers. Established 1884. Capacity 10,000 vehicles annually. 273. Lehman Bros., New York. Car- riage and wagon heaters. Aisle A and 3. Post 22. Leonhardt Wagon Mfg. Co., Baltimore, Md. Tower trolley wagon. (Installed in Bhjck 8, Palace of Electricity.) 55- Luedinghaus - Espenschied Wagon Co., St. Louis, Mo. Wagons, log trucks, dump carts. Aisle B, Post 36 and 37. 471- McCabe Bierman Wagon Co., St. Louis, Mo. Ambulances and wagons. Aisles K and L, Post 138. 147- McCallum Steel Wagon Co., Ply- mouth, Ind. Wagons, wheels and spe- cialties. Aisle 4 and 5, Post 224-249. Dept. No. Location 451. Madsen, S. H., Daverang, Texas. Bell and brake attachment for vehicles and bicj'cles. Aisle P>, Post 22. 193. Matheson Motor Car Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. Automobiles. Aisle A, Post 9 and 10. 177. Miami Cycle & Mfg. Co., The, Mid- dletown, O. Bicycles and ordnance. Aisle B, Post 19-20. 454. Mississippi (State). By R. H. Hen- ry, Jackson, Miss. Log wagon. Aisle 4 am; 5, Post 22T-252. 162. Moffett Vehicle Bearing Co., Sag- inaw, Mich. Roller bearing axles. Aisle B, Post 18. 68. Moon, Jos. W., Buggy Co., St. Louis, Mo. Vehicles. Aisle A and B, Post 30. 58. Moon Brothers' Carriage Co., St. Louis, Mo. Pleasure carriages. Aisle B, Post 31. 300. Motor Age, Chicago, 111. Publica- tion. Gallery. , 165. Motsinger Device Mfg. Co., Pen- dleton, Ind. Automobile sparker. Aisle A, Post 4. 199. National Motor Vehicle Co., In- dianapolis, Ind. Automobiles. Aisle B, Post 12-13. 64. Neal & Bolser, Amesbury, Mass. Carriages and carts. Aisles A and B and 4. Post 39-44. 478. Nichols, D. P. & Co., Boston, Mass. Hansom cab and heav}- harness. Aisle A and B and 4. Post 39-44. 274. Northwestern Military Academy, Highland Park, 111. Military automo- biles and bicycles, built by cadets in Manual Training Dep'./tment, Aisl^ I, Post 200. 214. Olds Motor Works, Detroit, Mich. Automobiles. Aisle i and 2. Post 192- 193, 200-201. Manufacturers of Oldsmobile runabouts, light tonneau cars, delivery wagons and inspection cars. We have taken first ijrizes and awards for both speed and tu- durance in this country and abroad. T'ne Oldsmobile is the only runabout to make the trip from San Francisco to New York. Write for our booklet entitled, "From Golden Gate to Hell Gate." 187. Packard Motor Car Co., Detroit, Mich. Automobiles. Aisle A, B and ■2, Post I and 2. Packard Motor Cars hold world's records for economy, endurance and speed. Of- ficial record of 100 miles on 3 2-3 gallons of gasoline. Fourteen first-class certif- icates and four gold medals in leading American endurance contests. "Old Pa- cific" 1 rossed continent in 51 days and won highest honors and gold medal in New York-Pittsburg endurance run. 15 DEPARTMENT G— TRANSPORTATION Dept. Xo. Location 275. Pan-American Polish Co., Cleve- land. O. Polishes for vehicles Aisl^ B, Post 22. ijr. Peerless Motor Car Co., The, Cleveland, O. Automobiles. Aisle B, Post 15-16. 501. Persons Mfg. Co., The, Worcester, Ma.-s. r.icycle saddles. (Installed in I'alacL' lit" Machiner}-. Block 34.) 189. Pierce, George N. Co., The, Buf- falo,, N. Y. Automobiles. Aisles A and B, Post 5-6. 287. Pittsburg Tubular Steel Mfg. Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Vehicle accessories. Aisle A. Post 33. 182. Pope Manufacturing Co., New York, N. Y. Bicycles. Aisle A and B, Post 12, 13, 14 and iS- Makers of the famous chainless bicj^cles, equipped with two-speed gear, coaster brake and cushion frame, and all stand- ard chain models. Western Department. 197-501 Wells St., Chicago, 111., makes "Ramblers," "Crescents," "Monarchs" and "Imperials." Eastern Dept., Hart- ford, Conn., makes "Columbias," "Cleve- lands." "Tribunes" and "Crawfords." 182. Pope Motor Car Co., New York. Automobiles. Aisles A and B, Posts 12, 13, 14 and 15. Waverly Department, Indianapolis, Ind. produces Pope-Waverlj^ electrics, the great utility and pleasure vehicles of the day. Road wagons, surreys, stanhopes, station wagons, chelseas, delivery wag- ons and other models. The Toledo Dept., Toledo, O., makes Pope-Toledo gasoline icMiring cars, with tonneau, the well- Icnown "J\Iile-a-Minute" machine. 409. Quartermasters' Dept., U. S. A., St. Louis. .Vrmy wagons. Aisle 5, Post -'.S5-256. 154. Racine Sattley Co., Springfield, 111. Carri.'igcs and uagons. Aisles A and :'), I'dSl U)-20. 483. Redick, E. C, Neenah, Wis. Au- tomobile tires. Aisle A. I'ost 40. 514. Republic Rubber Co., St. Louis. Vehicle tires. Aisle K. Post i v^ 53. Rock Falls Mfg. Co., Sterling, 111. h'uneral cars, ambulances, casket wag- ons and funeral goods. Aisle B, Post 3,^-39- 276. Royal Motor Car Co., The, Cleve- land, O. ]\Iotor cars. Aisle B, Post 16-17. 254. St. Louis Coffin Co., St. Louis, Mo. Hearses, ambulances, undertakers' wag- ons. .Msle 5, Post 249. 204. St. Louis Motor Carriage Co., St. Louis, Mo. .\ulonio])ilos. .'\isle IL Post I" and iS. nept. Xo. 437. Saks & Co., New York. I.ccation Automo- bile cJotlnn.L;. Aisle .\, I'osl J. 54. Schuttler & Hotz, Chicago, 111. Wag- ons. Aisle" B, Post 34-35. Lstablished in 1843. Manufacturers of the Peter Schuttler farm and spring wag- ons, trucks of all kinds, etc. 176. Shelby Steel Tube Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Seamless tubes and boiler tvd)es. Aisle A. Lost ij-iS. Singer Mfg. Co. The, New York City. Machines for carriage work. ( hi- stalled in Palace of Manufactures, I!. C. 7th & 8th Sts.) 57. Single Center Buggy Co., Evans- \'ille, ind. lUigeie^, sjjring wagons. Aisle B. Post 30" Sintz Gas Engine Co.. Detroit. Auto- mobiles and motor boats. Aisle i. Post 207-8-9-10. 155. Slingsby, H. C, New York, N. Y. Hand trucks, platform trucks, indus- trial railways. Aisle H, Post 225. Branches: Paris, iNIontreal, Reichen- bach, Sydney, Auckland. I^iverpool. 278. Smith & Mabley Mfg. Co., New ■ ork. Aulonio))iles. Aisle P>, P<)St 14. I. Studebaker Brothers' Mfg. Co., South Bend. Lnd. Wagons, carriages, auto- mo1)i!es. Aisle A and B, Post 23 and 30. 417. Texas World's Fair Commission, I^allas, Texas. Log and heavv wai^ons. .■\isle K and L, Post 138-14-'- ' 190. Thomas, E. R., Motor Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Automobiles, motor bicycles. Aisle A and B, Post 7. 173. Timken Roller Bearing Axle Co., Canton, (). Roller bearings. Aisle .\. Post TQ. 432. Trade News Publishing Co., New \'ork. Publication, .\isle A, Post 236, 166. Twentieth Century Mfg. Co.. New York. Auto and carriage lamps. Ais^e A, Post 5. 470. Union Carriage Co., St. Louis, Mo. Bu'zsies and pliaetons. Aisles K and L. Post 138. 312. Varnish, Philadelphia, Pa. Publi- cation. Gallerv. 220. Veeder Mfg. Co., The. Hartford. Conn. CA'clometers and odonieter>- .Aislc -A, Post -'. 313. Vehicle Dealer, Philadelphia, Pa Publication. Gallery. 209. Vehicle Equipment Co., Brooklyn, X. Y. L'.lectric trucks, wagons and carriages. Aisle i and 2, Post 190-1, 202-3. 65. Walborn & Riker Co., The, Saint Paris, O. Vehicles. Aisles .\ and B. Post 3S- 64. Walker Carriage Co., Mernmac, Mass. Carriages, broughams and wag- ons. .\isles .\ and !'. .and 4. Post 39-44- 1(3 UNITED STATES Uept. No. Location 249. Walter-Gaston Top Co., Keytes- ville. Mo. Buggy tops and attach- ments. Aisle K, I'nst 144. 224. Waltham Manufacturing Co., Wal- tliam, Mass. Motor buckboards. Aisle A. Post 5. 244. Washington, M. T. B., Chicago, ill. Brake gearing. Aisle .\, Post ,^3. 391. Watson Wagon Co., Canastota, N. Y. Wagons, Aisle A, Post t,2. 285. Whitman Agricultural Co., St. Louis, Mo. Trucks and wagons. Aisle 1:. Post 5.V4-5- 211. White Sewing Machine Co., Cleve- land, O. Automobiles. Aisle 2 and A, Post 195. 457. Williams, J. H. & Co., Brooklyn, .\. V. Drop forgings for automobiles and gasoline engines. (Installed in Pal- aee of Machinery, Block 32.) 284. Winants, F. 'C, St. Louis, Mo. Ve- hicle covers. Aisle K, Post 145. 282. Winton Motor Carriage Co., Cleve- land, O. Automobiles. Aisle i, Post 197. 192. Woods Motor Vehicle Co., Chica- go. 111. Electric vehicles. Aisle B, Post II. Makes a specialty of broughams, lan- daus, victorias and other high-class ve- hicles for private stables, but constructs commercial vehicles, trucks, etc., to or- der. Formerly a carriage company. En- tire vehicle built in company's factory. Claims to have the most reliable and economical electric running gear on the market, adapted to any style of body. 64. Worthen, I. F., Amesbury, Mass. Carriages, .\isles A and B and 4. Post .^9-44- GROUP 73. SADDLERY AND HARNESS. 475- Ames Brothers Novelty Co., St. I-ouis. Mr,. Hitchinn" stra]). .\isle 5. Post 241. 486. Deere, John, Plovs^ Co., Kansas City, Mo. Harness and saddles. Aisle A. Post 42. 245- Drewr, Chas., St. Louis, Mo. Har- ness. Aisle \. P,,st 22. 149. Elkhart Carriage Co., Elkhart, Ind. Harness. Aisle 5, Post 240. 286. Emerson Collar Fastener Co., ^prmgheld. Mo. Collar fastener. Aisle A, IV.st 4.V 248. Frost, W. B., Sioux Falls, S. D. Saddlery and harness. Aisle ^ Post 248. 164. Garcia, G. S., Elko, Nev. Saddles, bits and spurs. Aisle A, Post 35 476. Hartman, E., Hide and Leather <^o-. St. I.ouis, Mo. Harness and leafh- tT. Aisle 4 and 5. Post 230-241. Dopt. No. Location 474. Hayden, P., Saddlery & Hdw. Co., .St. Louis, Ml', llarness, saddles. Aisle K and L. Post 13.S. 159. Kiper, L. & Sons, Chicago, 111. Har- ness, riding saddles, horse collars. Aisle 5, Post 239. 286. Louisville Girth & Blanket Mills. Louisville, Ky. Saddle blankets and girths, .\is1e A, Post 43. 43. Landis Machine Co., St. Louis, Mo. Harness sewing machines. Aisle A, Po^-t 41- 243. Neal, Wm. S., Brewton, Ala. Rein support. Aisle A, Post 2>3<- 449. Pneumatic Horse Collar Co., r.Ioomington, 111. Horse collars. Aisle 3 and 4. Post 22. 286. Pollitz, Kaufman & Co., Philadel- phia I'a. La]) dusters and chains. .\isle A, P<,st 43. 286. RatclifT Mfg. Co., Agency. Mo. Stirruii'-\ Aisle A, Post 43. 495. Scheffer & Rossum, St. Paul, Minn. Collar and harness novelties. Ai'^le \ Post 43. 157. Sickles, J. B., Saddlery Co., St. Louis. Mo. Harness, saddles, collars. Aisle 5, Post 241. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York City. Machines for harness making. (In- stalled in Palace of Manufactures. B. C, 7th & 8th Sts.) I. Studebaker Bros. Mfg. Co., South Bend, Ind. Harness. Aisle .\, Post 23 to 20. 38. Vehicle Apron & Hood Co., Colum- bus. ( ). Horse covers, hoods and pouches. Aisle A. Post 38. 450. Western Felt Works, Chicago, 111. !'\'lt horse jkuLs. .Aisle A, Post 43. 46. Woven Wire Rubber Co., New York. Rubber horseshoes, hoof pads. \isle A. Post 40. 160. Wyeth Hardware Mfg. Co., St. Jo- seph, Mo. Harness, collars, saddles •■ind whips. Aisle 5, Post 2t,S. GROUP 74. RAILWAYS, YARDS, STATIONS, FREIGHT HOUSE TERMINAL FACILITIES OF ALL KINDS. 329. Adams, S. J. & Co.. Pittsburg, Pa. Brake shoes. Aisles E and 3. 393. Adams & Westlake, Chicago. Wash stands aiifl coolers. Aisle C, Post 18. 113. Ajax Metal Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Journal bearings. Post 50, Aisle E. Patentees and sole manufacturers of -Ajax plastic bronze, the modern bronze for bearings. Highest award, Chicago, 1803; Philadelphia, 1899. Other products: Aja.x metal, Alanganese bronze. Plumbic 17 DEPARTMENT G-TRANSPORTATION Uept. No. Location bronze, Composition metals of all kinds; "Bull" Babbitt; all commercial grades of babbitt; locomotive and car journal bearings; motor and axle bearings, etc. 71. American Balance Valve Co., Jersey Shore, Pa. Balanced main valves, bolts, etc. Aisle 4 and G. Multiported perfectly balanced locomo- tive valves. Semi-plug automatic piston valves. Alain valve specialists since 1890. Our valves are in use all over the world. 460. American Baptist Publication So- ciety. Philadelphia, Pa. Chapel car. Aisles F and 4. American Baptist Publication Society's 20th Century Missionary method. A church and parsonage on wheels. 376. American Brake Co., St. Louis, Mo. Driver brakes. Aisle I, Posts iii to 117. Locomotive brake equipments. Amer- ican automatic slack adjuster. Auto- matic air and steam coupler. See also "The Westinghouse Air Brake Compa- ny." See also "Westinghouse Traction Brake Company." 391. American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co., Mahwah, N. J. Brake shoes, iron and steel castings. Aisle E, Post 54. Exhibit of re-enforced locomotive and car brake shoes, especially adapted for high speed service. Used generally throughout the U. S. Award at Chicago World's Fair. Highest award at Paris Exposition. On majority of equipment in Palace of Transportation. Tropenas cast steel used extensively for small trfols and parts of machinery. 92. American Car Co., St. Louis, Mo. Cars. Aisle D, ending on 3. 5-A. American Car & Foundry Co. Cars, trucks and car wheels. Outside, near N. W. corner. Aisle C, Post 18; Aisle D, Aisle G and 3, Aisle F. Exhibit comprises passenger train built for Missouri Pacific Railway, consisting of postal, baggage, express and smoking cars, day coach, chair and dining cars; electric interurban car in operation on test track; steel gondola and hopper cars; steel underframe box car; refriger- ator car; axles and cast iron wheels for steam and electric railway service. 291. American Engineer & R. R. Jour- nal, New York. Publication. Gallery. 24. American Frog & Switch Co., Ham- ilton. Ohio. Frogs and switches. Post 14, Aisle C. 137. American Locomotive Co., New York. Locomotives. Aisles F and G. 76. American Locomotive Sander Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Locomotive sanders, bell rings, etc. Aisles G and 4. I'cpt. No Location 104. American Refrigerator Transit Co., St. Louis, Mo. Refrigerator cars. Aisle F, Post 75. 445. American Steel Body Bolster Co., St. Louis. Double body bolsters. Aisle E, Post 55 and 56. 366. American Steel Foundries. New Y'ork. Steel castings. Aisle C, Posts 32, 33 and 34. Western Office, St. Louis. Branch Offi- ces: Chester, Pa.; Pittsburg, Chicago, St. Paul, Denver, San Francisco, London, Eng.; City of Mexico. Works: Granite City, 111.; East St. Louis, 111.; Alliance, O.; Chester, Pa.; Sharon, Pa.; Chicago, Franklin, Pa.; Pittsburg. Castings for locomotive, car, marine, h3'draulic, elec- trical and other work. 479. Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn., St. Louis, Mo. Refrigerator cars. Aisle G, near 4. 340. Anti-Friction Bearing Co., Pitts- burg, Pa. Center plates and side bear- ings. Aisle E and 3. 386. Ashcroft Mfg. Co., New York. Steam gauge. Aisle H, Post 125. 372. Ashton Valve Co., New York. Steam gauge and safety valves; blow- off cocks. Aisle G, bet. Aisle 3 and 4. 407. Atlas Railway Supply Co., Chicago. Rail joints, \isle C, Post 28. 74. Baldwin Locomotive Works, Phila- delphia, Pa. Locomotives. Aisle G and H. 134. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Balti- more, Md. Historical and progressive railway exhibit. B. & O. section. 138. Barnett Equipment Co., New York. Safety chains for railway cars. Aisle E, Post 53. 86. Bettendorf Axle Co., Davenport, la. Underframing, bolsters. Aisles E and 4- 408. Bircher, Henry, Col. A., Aarau, Switzerland. American War Museum. Aisles I and 2 and J, Posts 182, 211. 500. Bonner, Wm. T. & Co., Boston, Mass. Water gauges, gauge mount- ing, cocks and valves for locomotives and automobiles. (Installed in Palace of Machinery, Block 27.) 435. Brady, Frank, Denver, Colo. Rail- wav tricvcle. Aisle C, Post 6. 93. Brill, "J. G. Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Cars and trucks. Aisle D, ending on 3. Inventors and builders under letters pat- ent of Brill's convertible, semi-converti- ble and "Narragansett" cars. Inventors of Brill "Eureka" maximum-traction and No. 27 perfect passenger trucks. Origi- nators of solid forged side bars for all electric trucks. 351. Buckeye Steel Castings Co., Co- lumbus, O. Couplers, steel castings, etc. Aisle C, Post 42. 18 UNITED STATES Dept. No. location 228. Buda Foundry & Mfg. Co., Chica- go, 111. Frogs, switches, hand cars. I'ost 15 and 16, Aisle C. 102. Buhrer, Casper, Sandusky, O. Rail- road ties and fastenincrs. Post 6, Aisle C. 434. Burgess, Benj. Danville. 111. Rail aiichor. .\isle C, Post 6. 459. Bushwhack Draft Gear Co., St. L.mis. Draft riggin;;-. Track 17. 243. Camel Co., Chicago, 111. Side door fixtures; journal bearings. Aisle E and 3. 491. Chicago Bridge & Iron Co., Chica- go. Turntable. Also steel water tank. Aisle F. G and 5. 344. Chicago-Cleveland Car Roofing Co., Cliicago. 111. Car roof. Aisle I£ and ,^ 330^ Chicago Railway Equipment Co., Cliicago, 111. Brake beams, side bear- ings, slack adjusters and bolsters. Aisle K and 3. Aisle C, Post 36. 555. Cincinnati Car Co., Cincinnati, O. Electric car body and equipment. On I'^lcctric Railway Test Track. 480. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Ry. Maps. Turntable. 394. Cleveland City Forge & Iron Co., Cleveland. O. Turn buckles. In space with .Vmerican Car and Foundry Co. 516. Cleveland Frog & Crossing Works, Cleveland, O. ■ Frogs, switches, cross- ings. Aisles I & H. 488. Climax Stock Guard Co., Chicago, 111. R. R. stock guards. Aisle I, Post 95-96. 266. Coale Muffler & Safety Valve Co., Baltimore, Md. Brass safety valves. Aisle C and 4. This Company is the pioneer to intro- duce a combined pop valve and muffler, and is protected bj' numerous letters pat- ent of the U. S. and Europe. Its general use throughout the world on man}^ of the leading systems of each country for more than fifteen years full}- proves our claim for these valves as the most reliable, du- rable and efficient. 452- Comfort Car Seat Co., St. Louis. Car seats. Aisle H. Posts 55 and 56. 89. Commonwealth Steel Co., St. Louis, Mo. Steel castings for cars and en- gines. Aisle E and 4. 99- Consolidated Car Heating Co., Al- bany, N. Y. Car heating and lighting systems. Aisle E, Post 57. 422. Consolidated Railway Electric Lighting & Equipment Co., New York. Shown on Missouri Pacific cars. Aisle I. Post io_>. 380. Consolidated Safety Valve Co., I New York. Safety valves. Aisle G, I bet. Aisle 3 and 4. Dept. No. Location 556. Continental Iron Works, Brooklyn, N. Y. Suspension furnaces for loco- motives. (Installed in Palace of Ma- chinery, Block 3.^.). 22-A. Continuous Rail-Joint Co. of America, Newark, N. J. Rail joints. Aisle C, Post 7-8. 225. Coughlin-Sanford Switch Co., New York. Switch and frog. Post 7, Aisle i C. 261. Cowing, John P., Cleveland, O. , Railroad equipment. Aisle 1, Post 93. I See descriptive article in Section 11. [ 77. Crane Company, Chicago. Pop safety valves, globe and gate valves, cocks and steam whistles. Aisle H, near Aisle 4. Founded 1855. Manufacturers of all types of brass and iron pop safety valves for locomotive and marine use. Renewable seat and disc valves, regrinding valves and cast iron and malleable iron iittings for all purposes. Award Philadelphia, 1876; aw-ard Chicago, 1893; award Oma- ha, 1898. Highest award. Gold Medal. Paris, 1900. i 363. Crosby Steam Gage & Valve Co., j New York. Steam gauge; blow-off cock; chime whistle. xAisle G, bet. Aisle 3 and 4. 436. Damascus Brake Beam Co., St. Louis, Mo. Brake beams. Aisle E, Posts 56 and 57. 334. Damascus Bronze Co., Allegheny, ; Pa. Journal bearings. Aisle E and 3. 444. Davis Locomotive Wheel Co., St. Louis. Driving wheel centers for loco- motives. Aisle E, Post 55 and 56. 345. Dayton Malleable Iron Co., Day- ton, O. Door fasteners. Aisle E and 3. 385. Dayton Mfg. Co., Dayton, Ohio. Headlights. Aisle H, Post 124. 327. Delaware Hard Fibre Co., Wil- mington, Del. Dust guards. Aisle E and 3. 399- Dexter Manfg. Co., St. Louis. Brake beams. Aisle H, Post 126-132. III. Dickinson, Paul, Chicago, III, Smoke iacks for roundhouse. Aisle E, Post 48. 227. Edgar Car Lock & Seal Co., Ida, Kan. Car lock and seal. In exhibit of [ Am. Car & Foundry Co. 395. Edwards, O. M., Co., Syracuse, N. N . Window sash fixtures. In exhibit of .\ni. Car & Foundry Co. 494. Eldredge Window Glass Co., El- dredge, Pa. Window glass for cars. Aisle C, Post 29. 252. Elliot Frog & Switch Co., E. St. Louis, 111. Frogs, crossings and switches. Aisje C, Post 11. 19 DEPARTMENT G— TRANSPORTATION l>cpt. No. I.ocaticii. 257. Fairbanks, Morse & Co., Chicago, 111. Hand and push cars. Railway ma- chinery and supplies. Aisle K, Post 140. 464. Farlow Draft Gear Co., Baltimore, :\[d. Draft rigging for railroad cars. .\isie C, Post 29. 468. Franklin Railway Supply Co., Franklin. Pa. Car heating systems, stoves and hot water. Aisle D, Track 14, ■ . . 17. Galena Signal Oil Co., Franklin, Pa. Signal, coach and car oil. Aisles I and J. 7. General Railway Signal Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Manual and power interlocking and block signaling. Aisle C, Post 27. Railroad signaling and interlocking block signals. Railway crossing gates. Automatic signals. Power interlocking. 72. German-American Car Lines, Chi- cago, 111. Operating refrigerator and tank cars. Aisle F and 2. We build refrigerator and tank cars. Re- frigerator cars for breweries our spe- cialty. Tank cars fur molasses refiuers. 96. Gold Car Heating & Lighting Co., New York. Car heating and lighting apparatus. Aisle E, Post 61. This compan}^ is the largest manufactur- er of car heating apparatus in the world. Its systems of car heating are used the most extensively. This company also handles the Edison storage battery for railway car lighting. Highest awards at Chicago World's Fair; awards also re- ceived at Paris, 1900; Buffalo, 1901, and many other similar Expositions. 105. Goodwin Car Co., New York. Cars. Aisle V), Track 14. 412. Griffin Wheel Co., Chicago. Wheels. Aisle D and 4. 90. Hale & Kilburn Mfg. Co., Philadel- phia, Pa. Car seats and seating. Aisles G, H and 2. Hale & Kilburn seats are used as a stand- ard by the principal railways of America and many foreign countries. Seats for every kind of steam and electric railway cars. 75 per cent of the improved seats used are made at their great works. Highest awards of merit wherever shown. Patentees and makers of the canvas-lined rattan seat covering. 379. Hancock Inspirator Co., New \ ork. Inspirators, checks, strainers, valves. Aisle G, bet. Aisles 3 and 4. 70. Handlan-Buck Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Railroad appliances, lamps, head- lights. Aisle C, Post I. 396. Harrison Dust Guard Co., Toledo, O. Hnst guards. Aisle C, Post 18. 124. Heinz, H. J. Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Pickk^ tank car. Aisle F, Track II. 406. 125. I>ept. No. I.ocatioa Main exhibit Agriculture Building. Man- ufacturers of the "57 varieties" pure food products. The cleanest, largest and best equipped pickle and pure food product establishment in the world. Over 3,000 employes; 10 branch factories; 61 salt- ing stations. Highest awards wherever exhibited. 486. Heuer, A., Pittsburg, Pa. Rail- joint. Aisle C. Post 6. 141. Hicks Locomotive & Car Workst Chicago. Official car and rebuilt loco- motive. Aisle H and 2. New and rebuilt locomotives, coaches [ and cars. Contract repair work on loco- ■ motives, private cars a specialty. ' 496. Hipwood-Barrett Vehicle & Car 1 Fender Co.. New \'ork City. Car fen- der. (Installed in I'Inck 17, Palace of; Electricity.) Holland Company, Chicago. Rail- ! lad appliances. Aisle I-', Post 53. Illinois Central R. R. Co., Chica- 1 go. 111. I'assenger coach, side door, steel frame, suburban service. Aisle' 1 1, near 2. ^ 26- A. Independent Railroad Supply Co.,! Chicago, III. Joints and tie plates.' .\i'sle C, Post 12. I 462. International Creosoting & Con- struction Co., Galveston, Tex. Treated! timber for railroad use. Aisle C, Post 6.| 12. International Register Co., Chica- go, III. F\Tre registers. Aisle C, Post 30. 490. International Seal & Lock Co., Flastings, Mich. Car seals for freight cars. Aisle C. Post 6. v 253- Johnson Automatic Refrigerator Co., Chicago, III. Refrigerator cars. Aisle F, Post 82. 414. Johnson Wrecking Frog Co., Cleve- land, O. Wrecking frogs. Aisle G anc V. 517. Jones Car Door Co., Chicago I'rciglit car doors. Aisles 1 and H. 117. Kennicott Water Softener Co. Chicago. Water softener and purify ing apparatus. Aisle K, Post 138. 518. Kendrick, Thomas, Glenwoof Springs, C"l. I'olding car step. .Visl' C, Post 5- 331. Latrobe Steel & Coupler Co., Phil adelphia. Couplers. Aisle IC and .• Aisle G, bet. 3 and 4. 374. Leslie, J. S., Company, Patersor N. J. Reducing valve, .\isle G, bet. and 4. 120. Lidgerwood Mfg. Co., New Yorl Unloader. Aisle 3 and D. 91-A. Light Inspection Car Co., Hi gerstown. Ind. Inpi)ection cars. Aisl C, Post 3- 20 UNITED STATES jt. No. Location g. Lima Locomotive & Machine Co., Lima, Ohio. Locomotive engine. Aisle H, Post 124. 8. Link Belt Machinery Co., Chicago. Conveyors. Aisle 4. Posts 133 to 137. 7. Livtchack Speed Indicator, St. Pe- tersburg, Russia. Speed indicator. Aisle F, Post 53. 2. Lowe Bros., Dayton, O. Black paint. Aisle E and 3. I. Lowry, A. A., Anna, 111. Freight car truck. Aisle F, Post 48. 9. McConway & Torley Co., Pitts- burg, Pa. Couplers; brake device. Aisle E and 3. 4-A. McCord & Co., Chicago, 111. journal boxes, bumping posts, force feed lubricators, general railway sup- plies. Aisle C, Post 2,1 and 38. liis company is the largest manufactur- of malleable iron journal boxes in the orld, its product being used more ex- nsively than any other in the United :ates. This company also manufac- res spring dampeners, gaskets, force ed lubricators and highest grades of abbitt metals. 15. McFall, J. R., St. Louis, Mo. Rail- way track. Aisle C, Post 6. 1-A. McGuire-Cummings Mfg. Co, Chicago. Street car trucks, sweepers and sprinklers. Aisle D, Track 14. 18. McNutt, R. P., St. Louis, Mo. Nut lock. Aisle C, Post 6. )3. Manger, H. K. J., St. Louis. Cast steel railroad ties. Aisle C, Post 4. ig. Mechanical Mfg. Co., Chicago, III. Bumping posts. Aisle i, Post 90. 9. Merrill-Stevens Mfg. Co., Kalama- zoo, Mich. Track and automatic low- ering jacks. Aisle C, Post 43. (3. Michigan Lubricator Co., Detroit, Mich. Lubricator; driving brake re- tainer. Aisle G, West End. 10. Midland Railway Supply Co., Chi- cago, 111. Side bearings for cars. Aisles C and 4, Post 231. f8. Miner, W. H., Co., The, Chicago. Draft rigging. Aisle E and 3. 59. Miniature Railroad Co., Cagney Bros.. New York, N. Y. Miniature en- gines and cars. Aisle I and 5. operating eight miles of 15-inch and 22- ch track on the Exposition grounds, old medals from Omaha, Buffalo and harleston. [Q- Model Frog & Crossing Works, Chicago, 111. Frogs, switches, cross- ings. Aisle I, Post 208. }8. Mogul Claw Bar Co., Fayette, Mo. Claw bars. Aisle I, Posts 95 and 96. Dept. No. t.ocation 431. Morris, Wm. E., M. E., Monte-Vis- ta, Colo. Rail bridge joint, frogles.s switch, snow catcher. Aisle C, Post 6. 461. More-Jones Brass & Metal Co., St. Louis, Mo. Journal bearings. Aisle E, Post 47 and 48. 484. Musgrove, R. G., Jackson, Miss. Railway rail fastener and protector. Aisle C, Post 6. 384. Nathan Mfg. Co., New York. In- jectors. Lubricators. Aisle H and G, Post 124. 15. National Car Coupler Co., Chica- go, 111. Car couplers, draft rigging. Aisle C, Post 35. 336. National Car Wheel Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Cast iron wheels. Aisle E, and 3- 413. National Electric Co., Milwaukee, Wis. Air brakes. Aisle D, near Post 4- Christensen air brakes are standard of the world for electric railways. Three hun- dred cars Buffalo Ry. used these air brakes during Pan-American Exp. All cars Intramural Ry., this Exposition, use them. America uses 10,000; Europe, Asia, Australia and Africa, 2,000. .A.lter- nating and direct current electrical ma- chinery capacities up to 1,500 K. W. 131-A. National Malleable Castings Co., Cleveland, O. Automatic couplers, journal boxes and railway appliances. Posts 39 and 40, Aisle C' 481. National Railway Supply Co., Den- ver. Col. Track and truck. Aisle C, Post 6. 100. New York Air Brake Co., New ^ ork. Air brakes, and train signals. Post 23, Aisle C. 130. N. Y. C. & Hudson River R. R. Co., New York City. Express engine and train; freight engine: Aisle F. 415- Nichols, G. P. & Bro., Chicago, 111., Photos. Space i. Column Post 206. 416. Nunnally, W. A., Richmond, Va. Quartering level. Aisles F and G West. 361. Ohio Injector Co., Chicago, 111. In- jectors. Aisle G, between Aisles 3 and 4- 332. Patterson Sargeant & Co., Cleve- land, O. Paint. Aisle E and 3. 433- Pearson, John, Omaha, Neb. Nut locks. Aisle C, Post 6. 353- Penn. Car Wheel Co., Allegheny, Pa. Cast iron wheels. Aisle E, and 3. 135- Penn. Railroad Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Locomotive testing plant. R. R. Section. Penn. 21 DEPARTMENT Q-TRANSPORTATION Dept. Xo. . Location 136. Phelps, W. S., Muncie, Ind. Rail- way switches and piston valves. Aisle C. Post 4. 346. Pittsburg Brake Shoe Co., Pitts- burg, Pa. Brake shoes. Aisles E and 3- 88. Pressed Steel Car Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Steel cars. Aisles E and 3. 358. Protectus Co., The, Philadelphia, I'a. F'aint. .\isle I^ and 3. 142. Pullman Co., The, Chicago, 111. Two vestibuled trains. Aisles G and H. These elegant Pullman trains are each composed of five cars. Train No. i. Train No. 2. Buffet Smoking Car. Passenger coach Dining Car. Chair Car Parlor Car. Tourist Sleep- Sleeping Car. ing Car Compartment Obser- Cafe Car vation Car. Private Car. 378. Pyle National Electric Headlight Co., Chicago, 111. Headlights. Aisio G, between 3 and 4. 305. Railway Age, Chicago, 111. Publi- cation. Gallery. 349. Railway Appliances Company, Chi- cago. Vestibule diaphragms. With Am. Car & Foundry Co. Aisle E, Post 49- 306. Railway and Engineering Review, Chicago, 111. Publication. Gallery. 304. Railroad Gazette, New York. Pub- lication. Gallery. 314. Railway Journal, St. Louis, Mo. Publication. Gallery. 307. Railway and Locomotive Engi- neering, New York. Publication. Gal- lery. 309. Railway Master Mechanic, Chica- go, 111. Publication. Gallery. 308. Railway Machinery, New York. Publication. Gallery. 373. Railway Steel Spring Co., New York. Truck and tender wheels, .\islo G, between Aisle 3 and 4. 10. Railroad Supply Co., Chicago. Tie plates; signals; railwav ai)i)liances. Aisle C. Post 28. 310. Railway World, Philadelphia. Pub- lication. Gallery. 443. Regan Printing House, Chicago, 111. Set of books, .\isle 1, Post 92. 382. Roe Stevens Mfg. Co., Detroit, Mich. Pop valves. Aisle H, Post 12:^,. 442. Roberts Car Wheel Co., Three Riv- ers, Mich. Hand cars and velocii)ede. Ais'e I, I'osts 95 and 96. 502. Robins Conveying Belt Co., New- York City. Electric locomotives and industrial railways. (Installed in Pal- ace of Machinery, Block i.) Dept. No. l.uRaliunj 73. Rodger Ballast Car Co., Chicago.) Coal and ballast cars. Aisle H, and No. 1 4- ; The Hart Convertible Cars combine' three types in one car, viz: The Rodgerj center dump: the flat with swinging] sides and the coal gondola. There an'/ many thousands in use by all leading] roads in the U. S., and their great econo-' mies are universally acknowledged by! all who have used them. Ask for list ofi users. I 382. Roe-Stephens Mfg. Co., Detroit,! .Mich. Po], valves. Aisle H. Post u.^! 75. Rogers Locomotive Works, Pat-i erson, N. J. Locomotives with tenders.; Fronting on Aisle G. 29 and 30. St. Louis Car Co., St. Louis,| Mo. Cars and trucks. Aisle C, Post 26.1 Manufacturers of coaches, cars, trucks.; seats, gray and malleable, castings, bras.si car trimmings and car fixtures of evers' description. Parent plant employs 2,500, men, Laclede Branch 500. Manufacturer.s' of the St. Louis Arc Headlight and Arci Lamps for interior car lighting. The St.| Louis arc headlight is in use on most in-] terurban railways. ' 25. St. Louis Car Wheel Co., St. Louis,' Mo. Wheels for steam and electric cars. Post 17, Aisle C. 98. Safety Car Heating and Lighting 3o., New York City. Lighting and heating appliances for railroads. Post 63, Aisle E. Controls in the U. S. and Canada the cel- ebrated Pintsch system; economical, safe, efficient. Highest awards Paris, Chi- cago, Buffalo. 130,000 cars and 6,000 lo- com.otives equipped throughout the world. Steam heat appliances used by 130 railroads, on 14,500 cars, in the U. S., in- cluding Jacket and Direct systems High- est awards Chicago, Atlanta. Buffalo. 463. Sanders & Wilmoth, Richardson, Tex. Rail joint, chair. Aisle C. Pom 6. 28. Scarritt-Comstock Furniture Co., St. Louis, Mo. Coach seats, cliair.-^. Aisles F, It. and 2 Furniture and upholstery manufacturers.! Products: Car seats, reclining chairs, of- llce outfits, station seating, desks, ta- bles, chairs, hotel and hospital furnishing. \Yholesale trade a specialty. Capacity: Shipments of a trainload a week. Ex- I)orters to all parts of the world. _ Co- lumbian Exposition award for finest workmanship. Established 1839. T15. Schocn Steel Wheel Co.. Pittsburg. Pa. Siejl wheels. Post 45, Aisle E. 410. Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Co., Chicago. 111. C'omhin.-ition ot'hce, sale- and letriLicralor c.ir. .\isle F. Post 7'^- UNITED STATES Dtpt. No. l.oiMlion 508. Scullin-Gallagher Iron & Steel Co., St. i.miis, Mt). Cast steel truck frame, steel c:istiii!is. Track r.^, .Aisle I-^., Post 482. Security Register Co., St. Louis, .\|(i. I'"are re.u-isters. ,\isle D. Pi>st 5r. }i2. Seitz, C. S., Tiffin, O. Metallic ties. .\i.sle C. Pi)St 5: also (Hitside. northwest III" center. '?./\. ShaAV, Jesse T., Chicago, 111. Metal railway lies. ( )nlsi(le, nurtli nf huilii- in;;'. ■,42. Sherwin Willisms Co., Cleveland, ( ) I'aims. ,\isles I'' an.d 3. 13. Simplex Railway Appliance Co., Chicago, 111. Car trucks, bolsters, brake beams. .\is!e C. Post ,:;:. J23. Societe Anonyme Westinghouse, St. Petersburg, Russia. Air brakes and accessories. In space of Westing- house Air Brake Co. 557. Standard Coupler Co., New York. Friction draft gear. Aisles 1^ and 3. ill. Standard Steel Car Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Car trucks, .\isle l'.. Post 5r. !7. Standard Steel Works, Philadel- phia, Pa. Steel tirfd car wheels, forg- ings, castings, etc. Aisle C, Post 21. Uanuiactnrers of steel locomotive and ar wheel tires; steel tired wheels for lo- omotives and coaches, with centers of vrought iron, cast iron and steel; solid orged and rolled steel wheels; steel and ron forgings and castings for railroad quipment, etc., crusher roll shells, rings, langes, locomotive and car springs. Ad Iress, Harrison linilding, Philadelphia. 5. Stephenson, John, Co., Elizabeth, N. J. -Street cars. Aisles I) and 4. II. Street Railway Journal, New York. Publication. Gallery. 69. Symington, T. H., Co., Baltimore, Md. Tender truck boxes. Aisle G, between Aisle 3 and 4. 64. Tilden, B. E., Co., Chicago, 111. Wrecking frogs. Aisle G, between Aisles 3 and 4. 28. Transue & Williams Co., Alliance, O. Journal box wedges. Aisles E and 3- 32. U. S. Developing^ & Mfg. Co., Lau- rel. Del. Miniature railroad and two engines, .\isle C, Post 6. 70. U. S. Headlight Co., Buffalo, N. j ^ ■ Headlight. Aisle G. between Aisles \ 3 and 4, 60. U. S. Metallic Packing Co., Phil- adelphia, Pa. I'.ell ringer and pack- ings. .\isle (_;, between aisles 3 and 4. Dcpt. No. T.ocatiun 319. Union Switch & Signal Co., Swiss- vale, Pa. Interlocking and block sig- naling apparatus, switches, frogs and crossings. In space of Westinghouse Air Prake Co. 387. Vanduzen, E. W., Co., Cincinnati. (V Hell, .\isle II, Post 93 and 04. 260. Variety Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111. Freight and round house door. Aisle I, Post 93-94. 23-A. Ward Railway Suppl,- Co., Chica- .l;:o. Ml. Truck material, .\isle 1, Post Ml. 109. Washburn Coupler Co., Minneapo- lis, Minn. Couplers. .Aisle E, Post 80. Weber Railway Joint Mfg. Co., New York Citv. Rail joints, etc. Aisle C, Post 4. 262. Western Railway Equipment Co., St. Louis, Mo. Pneumatic tools: car roofs. Aisle I. Post 91. 5-. Western Wheeled Scraper Co., Au- rora, HI. Dump cars. .Aisle I, P(-)st 98-Toi. 325. Westinghouse Air Brake Co., Wil- merding, I'a. Air brakes and friction draft gear. Aisle I, Posts in to 117. Stan.dard air-brake apparatus. High- speed brake in operation. Triple-valve- testing apparatus. Westingjiouse friction dralt gear. Alotor-driven air compress- ors. Headciuarters for Russian Westing- house Brake Compa-.y. See also "West- inghouse Iraction Brake Company." See also "The ,\merican Brake Company." 321. Westinghouse Automatic Air and Steam Coupler Co., St. Louis, Mo. Air and steam couplers and accessories. In space of Westinghouse Air Brake Co. 324. Westinghouse Brake Co., Ltd., London, Eng. Air brakes and acces- sories. In space of Westinghouse Air Brake Co. 320. Westinghouse Traction Brake Co., New York City. Air and magnetic brakes for electric cars. In space of Westinghouse Air Brake Co. Standard traction air-brake e(|uipments. electro-magnetic brake and electric car- heating apparatus. Motor-driven air com- pressors. Exhibits at Joint Westinghouse space. Machinery Palace, electro-magnet- ic brake in operation on a track. Exhib- its on track north side of Transportation Palace, trolley line with car showing the operation of the electro-ma^-netic brake. 21-A. Wharton, Wm. J., Jr. & Co., Phil- adelphia, Pa. Switches and frogs. Aisle C. Post 8-10. 23 DEPARTMENT G— TRANSPORTATION Dept. No. I-ocation 497. Wheel Truing Brake Shoe Co., De- troit, Mich. Abrasive brake shoes. (In- ^^talled in Block 8, Palace of Electric- ity.) 398. White Enamel Refrigerator Co., St. T\-iul, Minn. Refrigerator parts. In space American Car & Foundry Co. 140. Williams-Frost Co., Winona, Minn. Boiler and machine tools. Aisle G, near 4. 499. Williams, J. H., & Co., Brooklyn, N Y. Car, track and engineer .wrench- es and drop forgings. (Installed in Pal- ace of Machinery, Block 32.) no. Wilson, Jas. G., Mfg. Co., New York. Rolling steel doors. Aisle E, Post 50. 25Q. Zelnicker, Walter A., Supply Co., St. Louis, Mo. Car movers and rail benders. Aisle I, Post 95-96. CANADA. Canadian Locomotive Co., Ltd., Kings- ton, Canada. Locomotives. Owning to location and tariff, the exhibit of this firm is confined to one narrow- gauge locomotive, but it builds every de- scription. Some of the largest and most powerful engines on the Govern- ment railways of Canada, and the Can. Pacific Ry. are from its shops. Direct shipments for foreign countries are made from any Atlantic or Pacific port. GROUP 75. MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT USED IN THE MERCAN- TILE MARINE. 222. Badger Brass Mfg. Co., The, Ke- nosha, Wis. Launch and searchlight lamps. Aisle A, Post i. 316. "Beeson's Marine Directory of the Northwestern Lakes." Publication. Gal- lery. 231. Buffalo Gasoline Motor Co., Buffa- lo, N. Y. Marine gasoline engines. Aisle J, Post 170. Continental Iron Works, Brooklyn, N. Y. Suspension furnaces for marine boil- ers. Installed in Palace of Machinery, Block 33. 269. Cook, William H., Chicago, 111. Pumps for launches. Aisle B, Post 21. 77. Crane Company, Chicago, 111. Valves and fittings for marine use. Aisle H, near Aisle 4. Founded 1855. Manufacturers of all types of bras.s and iron pop safety valves for locomotive and marine use. Renewable seat and disc valves, regrinding valves Dept. No. Loeation and cast iron and malleable iron fittings for all purposes. Award, Philadelphia, 1876; Award, Chicago, 1893: Award, I Omaha, 1898; Highest Award, Gold Med- 1 al, Paris, 1900. ; 506. Cushman Motor Co., Lincoln, Neb. j Launclics, motor boats. Aisle J, Post> ' 172 and 173. • 271. Dayton Electric Mfg. Co., Dayton,' Ohio. Ignition apparatus for boat mo- ] tors. Aisle A, Post 8. ; 507. Eagle Bicycle Mfg. Co., Torring- i ton, Conn. Marine engines, .\isle ].■ Post 170. I 163. Fairbanks, Morse & Co., Chicago, j 111. Electric lighting apparatus. (In- ' stalled in Palace of Machinery, Blocks ; 34 and 43.) 96. Gold Car Heating & Lighting Co., [ New York, N. Y. Electric heaters for ; steamships. Aisle E, Post 61. . 221. Gray & Davis, Amesbury, Mass.' Launch and searchlight lamps. Aisle, A. Post 3. 510. Grimm, F., St. Louis, Mo. Device 1 for rendering collisions at sea harm- ' less. Post 9^2, Aisle 8. 1 251. Herrick, Geo. I., Wheaton, 111. Me-: chanical course corrector for ships. flag case and pole. Aisle J, Post 170. • 235. International Mercantile Marine 1 Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Models of steam- ' ships, etc. Aisles K and L, Posts 142 to 146. 229. King Folding Canvas Boat Co., Kalamazoo, Mich. Canvas boats. Aisle L. Post 138. 239. Lamb Boat & Engine Co., Clinton, Iowa. Launches and gasoline engine.*. Aisle 1 and J, Post 171. 241. Life Saving Folding Canvas Boat Co., Kalamazoo, Mich. Canvas boat?. , Aisle L, Post 144. 238. Louisiana State Commission, New Orleans, La. Transportation exhibits. Aisle K, Post 146-147. 298. Marine Journal, New York, N. Y. Publication. Gallerj'. 299. Marine Review, Cleveland, O. Pub- lication. Gallery. 301. New York Maritime Register, New York, N. Y. Publication. Gallery. 240. Pain Pyrotechnic Co., New York. N. Y. Ships' signals, rockets, lights, life saving rockets, etc. Aisle F, Post 170. 441. Pere Marquette Steamship Co., Milwaukee, ^^■is. Car ferrv. .■\isle !•■ Post 144. Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York City. Machines for making sails and flSg'' (Installed in Palace of Manufactures,: B, C, 7th & 8th Sts.) 24 UNITED STATES— AUSTRIA (2. Richelieu & Ontario Nav. Co., Montreal, Can. Model of steamers, staterooms and decorations. Aisle L, Post 146. ;. Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co., The, New \ ork City. Gas-lighted buoys and beacons. Aisle E, Post 63. intsch gas-lighted buoys and beacons ive been adopted by the English, Ger- an, French, Russian and United States ight House Departments for channel id harbor lighting; over 1.700 gas buoys id beacons in service. Burn continu- isly from eighty to 365 days and nights ithout attention, and can be seen a dis- nce of six miles. rg. Sintz Gas Engine Co., Detroit, Mich. Yachts and launches. Aisle I, Post 209. 78. Smith & Mabley Mfg. Co., New York, N. Y. ^McHor boats. .Aisle B, Post 14. 54. Truscott Boat Mfg. Co., St. Jo- seph, Michigan. Boats. Aisles I, J and 2. 453. Twentieth Century Mfg. Co., New York. Launch and search light lamps. Aisle A, Post 5. 220. Veeder Mfg. Co., The, Hartford, Cunn. Cyclometers and odometers. Aisle A, Post 2. GROUP 76. MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT OF NAVAL SERVICE. 556. Continental Iron Works, Brooklyn, N. Y. Welded steel torpedo cases. Tin- stalled in Palace of Machinery, Block 3.^-) 77. Crane Company, Chicago, 111. Navy valves. Aisle H, near Aisle 4. 504. Fouche, Frederick, Paris. Aerore- frigerator for cooling warships' ammu nition rooms. (Installed in Palace of Machinery, Block 7.) ARGENTINE. OCATION: INSTALLED IN ARGENTINE SECTION PALACE OF FORESTRY, FISH AND GAME. GROUP 75. aserre, Rear Admiral of the Argentine Navv. Life boat. AUSTRIA. OCATION; GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT. INSTALLED IN AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT PAVILION. Railway and Mercantile Marine Equipment. GROUP 74. Tip. Roy. Ministry of Railways, Vienna. 1. Model of Wooden Caisson for foundation of railway bridges where iron cannot be applied, System Red- lich. 2. Model of Climbing Scaffold, Sys- tem Redlich, for high bridge pillars. 3. Model of Center Scaffold of vault- ed bridge over Isonzo (260 feet span.) 4- Model of Electric Perforator for tunnel work, in use on the tunnel through the Carawancs. System Sie- mens and Halske. 5- Model of New System on Trial of permanent road for express trains. 6. Constructive Designs for Iron bridges. 7- Constructive Designs for Tracks. 8. Constructive Designs for Locomo- tives. 9- Constructive Designs for Cars. 10. Photographs of New Types of passenger cars. 11. Photographs of New Types of Lo- C()nioti\'es. 12. Photographs of Special Trains of His Imperial Royal Apostolic Ma- jesty. 13. Designs used in School for In- st ructinn of Locomotive Engineers and Railroad Conductors. 14. Plan of Semm.ering Mountain Rail- road (built in 1S48-1854). 15. Diorama of Railroad over the Senimering, with Semmering Station and "Weinzettelwand." 16. Plan of Brenner Mountain Rail- road (built 1863-1867). 17. Diorama of Railroad over the Brenner near St. Jodok. 18. Plan of Arlberg Mountain Rail- road (built 1880-1884). 19. Diorama of Railroad over the Arl- IxTg with Trisanna Canon. 20. Plan of Tauern Mountain Railroad (in course of construction). 25 DEPARTMENT G— TRANSPORTATION 21. Diorama of Wildbach-Gastein and «if 'I'aiuTn Railmad in construction. 22-24. Publications on History and Statistics on Austrian R. R. System. 22. History of Austro-Hungarian Railroads, published on the occasion of the liftieth jubilee of Emperor Francis Joseph 1 b)- Association of the Austrian Railroad F.mployees. 23. Memorial of Imperial Royal Di- rection of Construction (jf State Rail- roads concerning the progress of the building nf the Arlberg Mountain Railroad. 24. Ten years of the Arlberg Rail- road; memorial publication by the I. ]\. State Railway Direction at Inns- bruck. 25. Map of Railway Station of Aussig- Teplitz Railway at Aussig. 26-30. Freight track of Aussig-Tep- , litz Railroad to FJbe Harbour (5' photos). I GROUP 75. Imp. Roy. Ministry of Commerce. ! (Exhibits of I. R. Administration of ' Waterways in Co-operation with the! Commissions for the improvement of I the Danulje. for the Moldau-Elbe ; Canal and the Aussig-Teplitz Com- j pany.) 1 1. Model of Freight Boat for Canal] navigation (tonnage 800 tons). 2. Model of Freight Boat in use on Danube and shipping canals (ton- nage 630 tons). LOCATION BELGIUM. INSTALLED IN BELGIUM NATIONAL PAVILION. Carriage Building. Steam and Street Railways, Locomobiles. GROUP 72. Ateliers De La Senne Co., Ltd., Brussels. Drawings i)ertaining to carriage build- nig. Ateliers Recq De Malzine, Sclessin. Drawings pertaining to carriage build- ing. Briquet et de Raet, Brussels. Drawings pertaining to carriage building. Charlet Adolphe & Co., Brussels. Draw- ings jicrtaining to carriage l:)uilding. La Metallurgique, Societe Anonyme de Constructiou. Brussels. Drawings of automoi)ilcs. plans pertaining to car- riage building. Marouse, J. B., Brussels. Types of Car- riages. Thomas Auguste & Co., Brussels. Al- bums and >])eciniens of springs, photo- graphs of locomotive tenders, car- riages, wagons. GROUP 73. Anciens Establissements Leon Lobet (Jo.. Ltd.. Verviers. Harness. Charlet, Adolphe & Co., Brussels. Al- bums concerning c(|uipments for liorses and otiier animals. militarv stuffs. De Kien & Son, Ltd., Courtrai. Military .-tntt-. Fonson & Co., Military Equipments. Fontaine, Adolphe. Military equipments. Van Doorne, Rene, Eecloo. Military stuffs. GROUP 74. Ateliers De Boussu Co., Ltd., Bossu. rhotograjdiN and plan>. Ateliers De Construction Delhez Broth- ers & Co.. Ltd., Liege, .\lbums con- cerning rolling stock^for steam rail- ways, etc. Ateliers De Construction Gilain, J. J. Co.,' Ltd., Tirlemont. Album concerning ridling stock, etc. Ateliers De Construction De La Meuse, 1 Co., Ltd.. Scle.ssin. I'liotographs and 1 1)1 an s. Ateliers De La Senne, Co., Ltd., Brus- sels. Plans and drawings of rolling' stock for railroads, etc. Ateliers Nicaise et Delcuve, Co., Ltd., La , Louviere. .Albums on rolling stock." etc. Belgian Government "General Direc- tion of Railways." Brussels. i'lioto- graphs, notices, reports and statistics con- cerning railways in Belgium; maps and notices concerning the posts services. Bertraux, V. & Co., Ltd., Brussels. Pho-' togra]>hs and drawings of rolling stock.,; Briquet et de Raet, Brussels. Albums and photi'grai)hs of r(dling -tock of steam and street railwa_\'s. Canon Legrand, Mons. Plans and Draw- ings of rolling slock for rail and tram ways: various types of track: streci railri i.ads. Chantiers Navals, Ateliers et Fonderies de Xicolaieff Cn.. Ltd.. I'.ouftioulx. ^\ bums concerning rolling stock tor mil and tramwa}'S. Chaudronneries et Fonderies, Co., Ltd., Liege. IMans and photographs. 26 BELGIUM ;ockerilI, John, Co., Ltd., Seraing. Plans of rolling stuck tor rail and tramways, etc. !ompagnie Centrale de Construction, Ltd.. Maine St. Pierre. Plans and draw- ings of rolling stock for rail and tram- \vay, etc. lompagnie Des Grands Hotels, Ltd., Brussels. Reproduction of several types of its installations; maps, views, » plans. ^ompagnie Des Chemins de Fer du Con- go, Ltd.. P)rnssels. Plans and statis- tics. ompagnie Internationale Des Wagons-. Lits. Head Office, Brussels. Photo- graphs and sections of saloon cars. orges, Ateliers et Boulonneries Cam- bier Co., Ltd., Alorlanwez. Albums concerning rolling stock, etc. orges & Ateliers de Construction, Aug. Ghislain Co.. Ltd., Liege. Albums con- cerning rolling stock, etc. orges, Usines et Fonderies de Haine St. Pierre Co., Ltd.. Haine St. Pierre. Rolling stock, steam and street rail- ways. aeneral Direction of Railways," Brus- sels. Photographs. notices, reports and statistics concerning railways in Belgium. [auts Fourneaux, Forges & Acieries de Thy-Le-Chateau Co.. Ltd., Marienelle. Rolling stock, steam and street rail- ways. idustria, Brussels. Specimens of Pat- ented gates for railway coaches. a Metallurgique, Societe Anonyme de Constructit)n. Brussels. Plans con- cerning permanent and rolling stock, etc. es Tramways Brusellois Co., Ltd., Brussels. .Alaps. photographs, docu- ments; albums of rolling stock. labile Valere, Mariemont. Plans of suspension Springs, signals, etc. 'ugree-Marihaye Co., Ltd., Ougree. Drawings and plans of railways. ociete de Marinelle et Couillet, Ltd., Couillet. Plans concerning rolling stock, etc. ociete D'Enterprise Generale de Tra- vaux pour la Construction et Exploi- tationde Cheminde fer Secondary de Tramways, Ltd., Tilluer. Notices. Drawings of rolling stock for steam railways, etc. ociete de St. Leonard, Ltd., Liege. Urawmgs of rolling stock, etc. ociete Des Laminoirs Du Ruau, Ltd., -Monceau et Sambre. Albums and plans. Societe D'Etudes de Chemins de fer en Chine. Ltd.. Brussels. Plans and plv'- lographs. Societe Franco-Beige pour la Construc- tion de Machines- et de Material d'- Chemin de fer, Ltd., Croyeres. Al- bums on IcKomotives and passenger and freight cars. Societe Liegeoise D'Estampage, Ltd., Liege. Plans and photographs. Societe Nationale de Chemins de Fer Vicinaux, Ltd., Brussels. IMaps, types of tracks and rolling stock, statistics. Thomas, Aug. & Co., Brussels. Albums concerning rolling slock, etc. Usines & Fonderies de Baume & Mar- j)cnt Co., Ltd., Haine St. Pierre. Draw- ings and plans. GROUP 75. Ateliers de Construction, Delhez Broth- ers & Co., Ltd.. Liege. Albums and drawings of nK^tive power, etc. Chaudronneries et Fonderies Liegeoises Co., Ltd., Liege. Plans and drawings concerning motive power. Cockerill, John & Co., Ltd., Seraing. Al- bums and photographs of special tools used in shiji liuilding, etc. General Direction of Bridges and High- ways, Brussels. Maps and plans of waterways, harbors and highways. General Direction of Customs, Brussels. Tables of the Belgian foreign trade. Mabile Valere, Morlanwez. Albums .on special ecjuii)nients for ship building. Ougree Marihaye Co., Ltd., Ougree. Al- bums on Material used in the construc- tion of shii)s. Vertongen Goens Co., Ltd., Termonde. .Si)ecimens of ship furniture. GROUP 76. Cockerill, John Co., Ltd., Seraing. De- signs of vessels; motive power for gov- ernment vessels. Usines et Fonderies de Baume et Mar- ])ent Co., Ltd., Haine St. Pierre. Plans and drawings, motive ]io\ver for gov- ernment vessels. GROUP 77. Leclere, Mary, Louvain. Drawings and notices of dirigible balloons. Vertongen Goens Co., Ltd., Termonde. .Specimens ol cordages used in balloon building. 27 DEPARTMENT G-TRANSPORTATION BRAZIL. LOCATION: AISLES I AND J. POSTS lOO TO 103. Saddlery and Harness. GROUP 72. Bombeiros, Corpo de, Rio Janeiro. Fire- man's wagon, liose cart. Kanack & Filho, G., Rio Grande do Sul. Cast irnn car wheels. Pardini & Co., Ferdiano, S. Paulo. Photo nf amljulance. Rothfuchs & Irmao, Luiz, Rio Grande do Sul. Accessories for wheels; photos of vehicles. GROUP 73. Bombeiros, Corpo de, Rio Janeiro. Tools, ladders, etc.; photographs. Bruggman, Pereira & Co., Rio Grande do Sul. Military harness and saddles. Costa & Co., Ferreira Da, Rio Grande do Sul. Harness for horses and oxen. Cunha, Guimaraes & Co., Rio Janeiro. Firemen's uniforms and hats. Manieri & Irmao, Francisco, Rio Grande do Sul. Saddle. Moher & Filho, Lelippe, Rio Grande do Sul. Ladies' saddles. Rowe & Moselman, Bahia. Harness. Rudolph, Bernardo, Rio Grande do Sul. Saddle. Rothfuchs & Irmao, Luiz, Rio Grande do Sul. Harness. Rocha & Filho, Zeferino, Rio Grande do Sul. Harness. Schneider & Co., Rio Grande do Sul. Jockey saddle; military and common saddles; ladies* saddles. GROUP 74. Argollo, Miguel de T., Bahia. Books, publications and maps of railroads. Agricultura, Secretaria da, S. Paulo. Re- uort of railroad of State of San Paulo. Candido, J., & Bro., Ceara. Journal box for railway cars. Codega, D., Parana. Model showing new sj'Stem of transmission. Central Do Brazil, E. de F., Rio Janeiro. Map and photos of railroad works. Great Western Ry., Pernambuco, Brazil. Photographs of railroad works. Leopoldina Ry., Ltd., Rio Janeiro. Pho- tographs. Minas & Rio E. de F., Rio Janeiro. Pho- tographs of railroad works. Manaos Railway, Amazonas. Photos of Pessoa, Dr. V. A. de Paula, Rio Janeiro. r)Ook on Central Railway of Brazil. Progresso Cuyabano, Companhia, Matto Grosso. Photograph. GROUP 75. Backer & Irmao, Jose, Rio Grande do Sul. Motor for boats. Camara, Almirante Antonio Alves, Rio Janeiro. Publication on naval construc- tion. Capitania Do Porto, Amazonas. Photos of river craft. Comm. Do Estado, Rio Janeiro. Canoe sails, etc. Crespo, Constantino G., Matto Grosso. Model of river cargo boat. Ferroni, Agostino, S. Paulo. Photograph of life-saving apparatus. Governo Do Estado, Amazonas. Canoe. Guidt & Co., Amazonas. Photos of ship- building yards. Lindgren, Carlos J., Rio Janeiro. Work on navigation. Neves, Gabriel S., Matto Grosso. Photo of ferry boat. Porto, J. A. Santos, Rio Janeiro. Books on merchant marine. Rawlinson, Dr. R. P., Pernambuco. Cat- amaran. 28 CHIN A— CUB A— DEN MARK CHINA. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN CHINESE SECTION, PALACE OF LIBERAL ARTS. Vehicfes— Boats for Mercantile Marine. GROUP 72. mperial Chinese Government. Models uf passenger and gonds carts, mule lit GROUP 75. Imperial Chinese Government. Models ()! seagmng jnnks, river lunks, and all ters. sedan chairs, mountain ehairs. ' km.ls of vessel^; ur Imats f,,,- navi-atin- wlieelnarrows, etc. seas or rivers. GROUP 76. GROUP 73. mperial Chinese Government. Harness ff .Mines and Metallurgy.) 34 JAPAN— MEXICO JAPAN. LOCATION: AISLES L. K AND 4. Railways and Mercantile Marine. GROUP 72. famada Tokuzo, Osaka. Perambulators. (1iista!lef! in Japanese section. Palace of Manufactures.) GROUP 74. lascgawa Kiyosaburo, Tokio. Lamps for the use of ships; safety lamps. imperial Bureau of Post and Telegraph, The, Tokio. Tables showing the prog- ress of postal telegraph, telephone, postal money order and post office sav- ing bank business during the last ten years. Maps of the telegraph and tel- ephone lines, postal routes, atlas, pos- tage stamps, postal cards and envel- opes, pass books and forms for stamp deposit used in the P.O. Savings Banks. Model of postmen and mail carriera Articles used for carrying mails, pic- tures of post offices and their interiors. mperial Mercantile Marine Bureau, To- kio. Chart showing the principal steamship lines subsidized by the Im- perial Japanese Government; chart of the tonnage of the mercantile marine in Japan at every third year from 1872 to IQ02; chart showing the station of light-houses, etc.; diagram of Taisei Maru, new training ship of the Japa- nese Government Nautical College: folding screen with photographs of lighthouses, the Imperial Nautical Col- lege and the comparative figures rep- resentinc the oroarress of the holders of the certificates of competency for masters, mates and engineers of the mercantile marine in Japan; model of the Midzunokojima lighthouse; histo- ry of marine transportation. Imperial Railviray Bureau, Tokio. Rail- way map of Japan; statistics of rail- ways in Japan; chart of passenger and freight services of railways; growth of the Japanese railways. Japanese Society for Saving Life and l)rf)perty from shipwrecks, Tokio. Dia- gram of the organization; chart show- ing the effect of works; map showing location of life saving stations. Kamiya Kibei, Osaka. Life buoy; life belt. Kinugasa Koshichi, Osaka. Life buoy; life belt. Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Tokio (Japan Mail Steamship Co.). Models and pic- tures of steamships; statistics; track charts; maps. Reception room litted up with Japanese line arts. The largest steamship compa- ny in the Orient; fleet of eighty ocean- going vessels; total tonnage 260,000 tons; regular lines to all points of the world, including foutnightly service between Seattle-Jaj^an and Hongkong, with new 6,500-toii fast passenger steamers. Osaka Commercial Chamber, Osaka. Model of the interior routes of com- munication: map of the navigation routes; photographs. MEXICO. LOCATION: AISLES A, B AND 3. Carriages, Saddlery and Harness. GROUP 72. i^ent . Andres, y Compania, Mexico. D. F. Carriage. GROUP 73. •ejudo, Dario J., Lerma, Mexico. Bri- dles. Compania Peletera de Guadalajara, Gua- dalajara, Jalisco. .Saddle and carriage harnesses. Diaz, Isidro B., Guadalajara, Jalisco. Sad- dle trees. Duran. Gabino, Chihuahua, Chihuahua. Saddles. Gobierno del Estado de Colima, Colima. Saddles. 35 DEPARTMENT G-TRANSPORTATION Gobierno del Estado de Tabasco, San Juan Bautista. Saddle tree. Jefatura Politica de Lerma, Lerma, Mex- ico. Bits. Jefatura Politica de Valladolid, Vallado- ]id, Yucatan. I'ack saddles. Junta Local del Estado de Puebla, Pueb- la, Puebla. Mexican saddles with ac- cessories. Lessance, Sucesores A., Mexico, D. F. Carriage harnesses. Osorio, Pedro, J., Puebla, Puebla, Mex- ican saddle with accessories. Penitenciaria del Estado de Puebia, Puehla. Puebla. Saddle and bit. Perez, Felipe de J., y Compania, Puebla. Puebla. ■Mexican saddle. Robinson, W. G., Mexico, D. F. Car- riage harnesses. Rodriguez, Dionisio, Mexico, D. F. Sad- dle trees. Secretaria de Guerra y Marina, Mexico, .. D. F. Arni}' pack-saddles and Artil- lery harnesses. Viscarra, Ignacio, Colima, Colima. Sad- dle trees. GROUP 74. Compania del Ferrocarril de Coahuila y Zacatecas, Saltillo. Coahuila. Photo- graphs of railroad. Compania del Ferrocarril de Hidalgo y Nordestc. Mexico, D. F. Plans, or- ganization, reports, jihotographs; rail and ties. Ferrocarril Mexicano del Sur, Mexico, 1). l'\ ])i;igrams of exploitation; dia- grams of the line of mule traction call- ed "l'"speranza." Ferrocarril Central Mexicano Ferrocarril Nacurial de Mexico. (Photographs.) Secretaria de Comunicaciones y Obras Pnblicas, ^Mexico, D. F. Stereoscopic views of railroads, and photographs. Map of railroads and telegraph lines of the Rcnublic. GROUP 75. Secretaria de Comunicaciones y Obras . Pnblicas, Mexico, D. F. Photographs of steamships of ihe different Naviga- tion Companies of the Country. Direccion General de Correos, Mejjico, D. F. .Stereoscopic views, photo- graphic album and statistics and dia- grams of the postal service of Mexico. Stamp collection, and descriptive re- port. Mexican War Exhibit. By special per- mission of the Piiuisiaua Purchase Ex- position, Mexico has installed a War Department exhibit in space adjoining its Transpcjrtation exhibit in the Pal- ace of Transportation. ^ NICARAGUA. LOCATION: NICARAGUAN NATIONAL PAVILrON. Saddlery, State Rail"ways. GROUP 73. GROUP 74. Garcia, Salvador, Masaya. Lady's sad- Bermudez. Alejandro and Juan P. Rod- : die, with sdk ornaments; one saddle riguez .\l., Managua. Teclinical dc- ' with round l>ack. scripticn .>f the Centra^ K R. ] Martinez, Joes de Jesus, Rivas. One sad- dle witli rou.nd back; one saddle, JCng- Wiest, Julio, Manauga. Description of J lish style. the National Railro ads o j Nicaragua, i NEW ZEALAND. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN NEW ZEALAND SECTION, THE PALACE OF AGRICULTURE. Horse Equipment, Models of Steamships. GROUP 75. GROUP 72. Clapham Bros., Ashurst. Wheel lock, axle couidiug, siuglc-tree ends. Union Steamship Company of New rPOTTP 7^ Zealand. Ltd. Abulel and pliotograplis oivwui- /o. ^^|- ^i^,.j,„^iijp^. ,.,,„^. maps, tonnages". , Clapham Bros., Ashurst. Neck fastener, horse Imlder, hreecliiug clip. I 36 NETHERLANDS. LOCATION: NETHERLANDS SECTION, PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. Mercantile Marine. GROUP 75. ioUand-America Steamship Line, Rot- terdam. Steamship model. SIAM. LOCATION: AISLES J AND 2. Carriages, Elephant and Bullock Harness, Models of Boats. GROUP 72. Royal Museum, The. Elephant how- dahs. (Installed in Siam National Pa- vilion.) \yuthia Committee. Models of carts. 3hampawn Committee. Models of carts. 3hantaboon Committee. Model of a cart. fsarn Committee. Models of carts and \va'j;ons. Makon Sawan Committee. Models of carts. Makon Sri Tamarat Committee. Models of cart and \va:4i ms. Makon Rachisma Committee. Models of carts. Pachim Committee. Models of carts and wagon. Petchaboon Committee. Models of carts and wagons. Pitsanuloke Committee. Model of cart. Puket Committee. Model of cart. Ratburi Committee. Model of carts. Udawn Committee. Model of carts. GROUP 73. Isarn Committee. Elephant and bullock harness. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. used in the country. Payupp Committee. Elephant howdah; bullock pack. Pitsanuloke Committee. . Models of ele- phant equipment. Ratburi Committee. Bullock yoke. Udawn Committee. Saddles. GROUP 74. Royal Railway Department. plans of ro3'al raihva\-s. Maps and Sledge GROUP 75. Bangkok Dock Company. Drawings and models of boats. Chantaboon Committee. Models of boats. Isarn Committee. Model of boat. Nakon Sawan Committee. Models of boats. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Models of boats. Pachim Committee. Models of boats. Payupp Committee. Models of boats. Petchaboon Committee. Models of boats. Pitsanuloke Committee. Models of boats. Ratburi Committee. Models of boats. Royal Commission. Models of boats. Udawn Committee. Models of boats. 37 OFFICIAL CATALOGUE OF EXHIBITORS •sl? UNIVERSAL Exposition ST. LOUIS, U. S. A. 1904 DIVISION- OK EXHIBITS FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director Department H AGRICULTURE FREDERIC W. TAYLOR, Chief REVISED EDITION PUBLISHED FOR THE COMMITTEE ON PRESS AND PUBLICITY BY THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY (INC.) ST. LOUIS. 1904 COPYRIGHT, 1904, BY THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMPANY, FOR THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY. PREFACE. A modern Universal Exposition well might be called an encyclopedia of society, as it contains, in highly specialized array, society's words and works. It is a collection of the wisdom and achievements of the world, brought together for the inspection of the world — for examination and study by its ex- perts. It constitutes a compact, classified, indexed compendium, available for ready reference, of the achievements and ideas of society, in all phases of its activities, extending to the most material as well as to the most refined. The Catalogue of such a Universal Exposition is, therefore, perhaps the most comprehensive and representative contemporary record of the progress and condition of the human race that may be devised. It is a succinct and authentic record of the Exhibits of the Exposition, which are the evidences of the capac- ity and performance in all lines, intellectual, social and industrial, of all the peoples of the world. The value of such a document, and its significance so- cially and commercially, are incalculable. It is an epitome of the capacity and promise of mankind ; while being at the same time a roll of honor — a certified register of those individuals and institutions which are taking active part in the life of the world to-day. Frederick J. V. Skiff, Director of Exhibits. INTRODUCTION. INTRODUCTION. Installation of Exhibits in the Palace of Agriculture. By Frederic W. Taylor, Chief of Department. The Palace of Agriculture presents a systematic arrangement of exhibits pertaining to Agriculture as set forth in the groups and classes enumerated in the otlicial classification, beginning with farm implements and agricultural imple-* ments and farm machinery, and approximately one-fourth of the area of the building is devoted to exhibits of this character, including appliances of irrigation and draining lands and every known agricultural implement, machine or tool which has been built by the ingenuity of our American manufacturers for the purpose of expediting and lightening the work of the American farmer. These exhibits are of the most niteresting and instructive character, and beside the new things it is well to allude to the fact that a historical collection is also shown where the evolution of farm implements may be studied. All of these features are of extreme interest and importance in their bearing upon agriculture in the United States, promising greater results through improved methods in the future. In addition to this, some fertilizer exhibits are included which are instructive in showing the most economical as well as practical inethod of feeding growing crops. The next group pertains to tobacco. Here again the most exhaustive treat- ment has been applied. Aside from the exhibits of the weed which is made by the several States in their spaces, the great central tobacco feature is really an epitome on the subject in the United States, showing the products of each of the States which grow tobacco on a commercial scale as well as manufactured articles. The local characteristics of the production of the leaf in the several States is fully shown. The methods for curing, handling and marketing it are also set forth. The exhibits include working the leai in its various forms for chewing, smoking, etc. The appliances and methods used in Agricultural industries are also exem- plified in the special cotton exhibit, which, like tobacco, finds representation not only in the States which produce cotton, but in the special feature in the center of the building, which is intended to convey to the visitor a complete synopsis of the production of cotton from the seed to its delivery at the mill door. This exhibit includes cotton seed, its products and by-products, which are scientifically brought out and will be the first presentation of cotton in all of its forms and participated m by the States which produce it ever shown to the public. The theory of Agri- culture is also looked after by several of the leading States, including Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Wyoming and California. Vegetable and Animal food products, methods employed in the production of foods, farinaceous prodycts, bread and pastry, form the most interesting group, and those which appeal most to the housewife and those who are studying Domestic INTRODUCTION. Economy. This section is filled with the most interesting features which the age produces. The cereals, their products and by-products afford a rich study. Here again corn has been specialized, and the central feature has been made to show the grains grown in each of the States of the United States. This comprehensive exhibit of corn inc-ludes not only examples of corn grown in each of the States, but it reaches out into the heart of the matter, beginning with the planting of the grain, its cultivation, its harvesting and its manufacture into all of the commercial forms which are known as products and by-products, including starch, glucose, gum, dextrine, anhydrous and grape sugar, syrup, corn oil, corn rubber, corn oil cake, corn oil meal, gluten meal, canned corn; breakfast foods like grits, samp, hominy, malt, whiskey, beer, dry wines, alcohol, fusil oil, and then the stock foods from the grain and from the stalk, as stover, ensilage, shucks, fodder and cobs. All of these products are shown in juxtaposition with the corn, and form a group which is engaging the attention not only of the scientific world, but of every producer in the land. This same treatment is given to cane and beet sugars and sorghums. The processes of their culture, the harvesting and con- version into syrups and sugar are fully shown in the special feature in the central bay. Animal foods refrigerated, dried, pickled and fresh are also fully exploited and special attention is given to milk, butter and cheese exhibits, which are grouped together. Here will be found examples made in the various butter producing States and cheese in each of its forms from all of the cheese-making States is also shown in refrigerated cases. The process for handling milk for making butter and cheese is also shown 'in the Model Dairy, as well as by private exhibits, showing the tools and appliances for the handling of milk and its manufacture into its products, for pasteurizing and sterilizing milk. In addition to this the methods employed in the preparation of foods, of farinaceous products and the manufacture of bread and pastry is also fully shown, including bakeries, kneading machines, ovens, pastry works, flour from all kinds of cereals, groats, potato starch, flour from lentils, gluten, prepared cereals and every other form of food which comes under the comprehensive classification of these groups. The presentation of meats, fish, vegetables and fruits is another very inter- esting and instructive group. The process of cartons or carriers, and the labels are all most graphically presented, and this applies as well to sugar in its manu- factured forms as: confectionery, chocolate, brandied fruits and the condiments and relishes for the table are also shown, together with spices and peppers. Another section is devoted to everything to drink. This section will, of course, include all of the syrups and liqueurs, fermented beverages, wines, brandies and artificial waters. It is a very interesting group, and has heretofore been classed with Horticulture. It is all found in Agriculture, and makes a most interesting display. In addition to this will be found inedible Agricultural Products, the textile plants, cotton, flax, hemp in the straw, oil-producing plants and all the useful things which go into the manufactures. And the last group, which will be of interest espe- cially to the farmers and orchardists, treats of insects, their products, and plant diseases, insect pests of crops other than fruit, as well as fruits, are shown. Also the insects which are useful to the farmer. H rD I— I o < o w u < < pL. Q O O How to Locate an Exhibit. The Palace of Agriculture, a ground plan of which accompanies this cata logue, is arranged in blocks, with aisles, like the squares and streets of a well- planned city. Aisles are lettered and numbered. Blocks are numbered and over each block is suspended a large sign which indicates the number of the block beneath. In every case possible in the catalogue the location of the domestic exhibitor by block and aisle is given. Location of state and foreign exhibits are given by block and aisle boundaries. m INDEX. COUNTRY. PAGE. United States 17 Arizona 32 Arkansas 33 California 34 Colorado 39 Connecticut 42 Georgia 45 Idaho 46 Illinois 47 Indiana 56 Iowa 59 Kansas 61 Kentucky 63 Louisiana 67 Maryland 69 Massachusetts 71 Michigan 71 Minnesota 73 Missouri 75 Montana 113 Nebraska 116 Nevada 120 New Mexico 121 New York 121 North Carolina 124 North Dakota 125 Oklahoma 127 Oregon 129 Pennsylvania 130 Rhode Island 132 South Dakota 133 Tennessee 134 Texas 136 Utah 138 Virginia 138 Washington 140 Wisconsin 141 Wyoming 145 Argentine 147 Austria 161 Belgium 162 COUNTRY. PAGE. Brazil 162 Bulgaria 188 Canada 18;^ Ceylon 198 China 201 Costa Rica 202 Cuba 203 Denmark 205 Egypt 205 France 207 Germany 239 Great Britain 244 Greece 245 Guatemala 245 Haiti 245 Honduras 246 Hungary 246 Italy 247 India 250 Jamaica 251 Japan 252 Mexico 257 Netherlands 272 New South Wales 273 New Zealand 273 Nicaragua 274 Peru 277 Porto Rico 277 Portugal 280 Roumania 287 Russia 287 San Salvador 287 Siam 288 South Africa 289 Spain 289 Sweden 289 Switzerland 289 Turkey 290 Uruguay 290 Venezuela 290 CLASSIFICATION. 11 Department of Agriculture. OFFICIAL CLASSIFICATION OF EXHIBITS. GROUP 78. FARM EQUIPMENT— METHODS OF IMPROVING LANDS. Class 485. Specimens of various systems of farming. Class 486. Plans and models of farm buildings; general arrangement; stables, sheep-folds, barns, pig-styes, breeding grounds; special arrangements for breeding and fattening cattle; granaries and silos; fences, furni- ture for stables, barns, kennels, etc. Class 487. Material and appliances used in agricultural engineering; reclaiming of marshes; drainage; irrigation. GROUP 79. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND FARM MACHINERY. Class 488. Implements, machines and appliances for preparation; brushes, hooks, mattocks, grubbing hoes, etc.; stalk cutters, stalk rakes, etc. Saws for felling trees, cutting wood, etc.; spades, shovels, hand plows, etc.; walking plows, sulky plows, gang plows, etc.; rakes, rollers, harrows, clod crushers, etc. Class 489. Implements, machines and appliances for seeding; corn planters, seed drills, cotton planters, grain drills, broadcast seeders, etc. Class 490. Implements, machines and appliances for cultivation; hoes, rakes, culti- vators, horse hoes, riding cultivators, cultivators propelled by steam or electricity. Class 491. Implements, machines and appliances for harvesting; sickles, scythes, grain cradles, reapers, headers, mowers, corn hascvesters, potato diggers, combined reapers and threshers propelled by animals, by steam or electricity. Machines and implements for threshing and cleaning; fanning mills, threshers and separators, clover hullers, threshers and separators with stationary or traction engines; wind- stackers; fodder shock compressors, bunchers, etc. (See Department D, Group 41.) Class 492. IMiscellaneous: feed cutters, feed grinders, cider mills, machines for ginning and baling cotton, hay baling machinery; horse clipping machines, sheep shearing machines, farm wagons and carts, corn shel- lers; wind mills, pumps, tanks; machines for use on farm for grind- ing, weighing, manure spreaders, etc. Class 493. Portable agricultural machines, engines, horse powers; agricultural machinery moved by animals, wind, water, steam, or electricity. Class 494. Apparatus for preparing food for animals. Stock foods. 12 CLASSIFICATION. GROUP SO. FERTILIZERS. Class 495. Preparation and preservation of manures. Commercial fertilizers. Use of sewage. GROUP SI. TOBACCO. (Equipment, processes and products.) Class 496. Tobacco culture; raw materials in stalk, leaf and seed. Class 497. Equipment for manufacture. Construction of tobacco factories. Class 498. Laboratory appliances. Class 499. iNIanufactured products. GROUP S2. APPLIANCES AND METHODS USED IN AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRIES. Class 500. Types of agricultural factories connected with farming; dairies; cream- eries; cheese factories; starch factories, broom factories, etc. Class 501. Oil mills. Margarin factories. Grain elevators and appliances. Class 502. Workshops for the preparation of textile fibers. Class 503. Equipment for the breeding of birds and for the artificial hatching and fattening of poultry. Poultry foods. Methods of and appliances for packing and transportation. Statistics, etc. Class 504. Market gardening. Buildings and appliances for growing, gathering, packing and marketing vegetables. • GROUP S3. THEORY OF AGRICULTURE— AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS. Class 505. Studies relating to soil and water from an agricultural point of view. Class 506. Agronomic charts, climate charts, various agricultural charts. Registers of land tenures. Class 507. Rural population. Division of cultivated territory. Yield and returns. Census of farm animals. Class 508. Progress, especially since 1893. History of agriculture in its successive changes. History of fluctuations in prices of land, rents, labor, live stock, crops and animal products. Class 509. Institutions for the promotion and advancement of agriculture. Products of experiment stations and laboratories. (See Department A, Group 5). Societies, agricultural communities and associations. Loans on land. Agricultural insurance. Class 510. Legislative and administrative measures. Class 511. Books, papers, statistics, diagrams, periodical publications. CLASSIFICATION. 13 GROUP 84. VEGETABLE FOOD PRODUCTS— AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. Zlass 512 lass lass 31ass 515 'lass llass !lass 'lass Cereals: wheat, rye, barley, maize, millet, and other cereals in sheaves or in grain. 513. Legumes and their seeds; beans, peas, lentils, etc. 514. Tubers and roots and their seeds: potatoes, beets, carrots, turnips, radishes, etc. Miscellaneous vegetables and their seeds; cabbages, peppers, arti- chokes, mushrooms, cresses, etc. 516. Sugar producing plants and their products; beets, cane, sorghum, etc. 517. Miscellaneous plants and their products: coffee, tea, cocoa, etc. 518. Oil producing plants and their products. 519. Forage, growing, green, cured or in silos; fodder for cattle; forage, grass and field seeds. GROUP S5. ANIMAL FOOD PRODUCTS— DAIRY APPLIANCES. 'lass 520. Refrigerated fresh meats, poultry, game and fish; edible animal fats and oils, gelatines. !lass 521. Milk and cream, fresh or condensed; sterilized milk. •lass 522. Butter, in all its forms. 'lass 523. Cheese, in all its forms. 'lass 524. Eggs, albuminoid foods and preparations. !lass 525. Dairy fittings and appliances, churns, butter workers, cans, pails, cheese- presses, vats, separators, testers, pasteurizers, etc., including all fittings and appliances for the preparation, preservation, transporta- tion, distribution and delivery of milk for the supply of cities and towns. GROUP S6. ;QUIPMENT AND METHODS EMPLOYED IN THE PREPARATION OF FOODS. llass 526 "lass 527 "lass 528, "lass 529, -lass 530, -lass 531 -lass 532. -lass 533 -lass 534 'lass 535, Flour mills. Factories for the production of glucose and starch. Manufacture of food pastes. Bakeries: kneading machines, mechanical ovens. Manufacture of ship biscuit. Pastry works. Manufacture and preservation of ice. Freezing machines and appli- ances. Refrigerators. Equipment and methods used for preserving fresh meats, game, fish, etc. Factories for canning meat, fish, vegetables and fruit. Sugar manufactories and refineries. Manufacture of chocolate and confectioneries. Preparation of ices and sherbets. 14 CLASSIFICATION. Class 536. Decortication and roasting of coffee, peanuts, etc. 9 Class 537. Vinegar works. * Class 538. Distilleries; distillers' machinery and supplies. Class 539. Breweries; brewers' machinery and supplies. Class 540. Manufacture of aerated waters; bottling works and machinery. Class 541. Various industries for the preparation of foods. GROUP 87. FARINACEOUS PRODUCTS AND THEIR DERIVATIVES. Class 542. Flour from cereals; grain from which the hulls have been removed; groats, potato starch, rice flour, flour from lentils or beans, gluten; prepared cereals; foods for stock. Class 543. Tapioca, sago, arrowroot, various starches, malt. Mixed farinaceous products. Class 544. Italian pastes; semolina, vermicelli, macaroni, noodles, infants' and in- valids' foods, home-made pastes. GROUP 88. BREAD AND PASTRY. Class 545. Breads, with or without yeast, fancy breads, and breads in moulds, com- pressed breads for travelers, military campaigns, etc. Ship biscuits. Yeasts. Baking powders. Class 546. Pastry of various kinds peculiar to each country. Ginger bread and dry cakes for keeping. GROUP 89. PRESERVED MEAT, FISH, VEGETABLES AND FRUIT. Class 547. Meat preserved by any process. Salted meats, canned meats. ^leat and soup tablets. Meat extracts, soups. Various pork products. Class 548. Fish preserved by any process. Salt fish, fish in barrels, cod, herring, etc. Fish preserved in oil; tunny, sardines, anchovies. Class 549. Canned lobsters, canned oysters, canned shrimps, canned turtle, canned terrapin. ! Class 550. Vegetables preserved by various processes. j Class 551. Fruits dried or prepared, prunes, figs, raisins, dates. j Class 552. Fruits preserved without sugar. { Class 553. Fruits, canned, in tins or in glass. i Class 554. Army and navy commissary stores and equipment. GROUP 90. I SUGAR AND CONFECTIONERY— CONDIMENTS AND RELISHES. Class 555. Sugar. Glucose. Syrups. Class 556. Confectionery. Chocolate. Class 557. Brandied fruits, preserves, jellies, fruit syrups. ; CLASSIFICATION. [15 Class 558. Substitutes for coflfee; mate, chicory and sweet acorns. Class 559- Vinegar. Class 560. Table salt. Class 561. Spices and extracts: pepper, cinnamon, allspice, etc.; flavoring extracts. Class 562. Mixed condiments and relishes; pickles, mustard, curries, sauces, etc. GROUP 91. • WATERS. Class 563. Artificial aerated, carbonated or mineral waters, ginger ale, and other non-alcoholic beverages. Soda fountains; carbonating machinery, apparatus and fixtures; filters and methods of purifying water for home use. GROUP 92. WINES AND BRANDIES. Class 564. Ordinary wines, red and white, sherry, madeira, port, etc. Class 565. Sweet wines, and boiled wines. Unfermented fruit juices. Class 566. Sparkling wines. Class 567. Brandies. GROUP 93. SYRUPS AND LIQUEURS— DISTILLED SPIRITS— COMMERCIAL ALCOHOL. Class 568. Syrups and sweet liqueurs; anisette, curacoa, ratafia, benedictine, char- treuse, etc. Class 569. Aperients having alcohol or wine as a base; absinthe, bitters; ver- mouth, myrrh, etc. Class 570. Commercial alcohols; alcohol made from beets, molasses, grains, po- tatoes, etc. Class 571. Various distilled spirits, whiskey, gin, rum, vodka, kirschwasser, etc. GROUP 94. FERMENTED BEVERAGES. Class 572. Cider and perry. Ale, beer, porter and other malt liquors. Pulque. Koumiss and fermented drinks of every kind. GROUP 95. INEDIBLE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS. Class 573. Textile plants: cotton, flax and hemp in the straw, scutched or un- scutched, ramie, phormium, tenax, vegetable fibers of all kinds. Class 574. Oil producing plants, in stalk or in seed, cotton, flax, rape, etc. Class 575. Non-edible fats and oils. Class 576. Plants containing tannin; weeds and noxious plants. 16 CLASSIFICATION. Class 577. Plants containing dyes; medicinal plants. Class 578. Hops, teasels, broomcorn, etc. Class 579. Wool, raw, washed or unwashed; sheepskins. Class 580. Packing house by-products. Class 581. Feathers, down, hair and bristles, etc. GROUP 96. .^ USEFUL INSECTS AND THEIR PRODUCTS— PLANT DISEASES. • Class 582. Systematic collections of insects. Class 583. Bees. Silkworms and other bombycids. Cochineal insects. Class 584. Systematic collections of vegetable parasites of plants and animals. Class 585. Appliances for rearing and keeping bees and silkworms. Their pro- ducts. Honey, wax, cocoons. Class 586. Appliances and processes for destroying plant diseases and injurious insects. Department H — Agriculture. UNITED STATES. Farm Equipment — Methods of Improving Lands. GROUP 78. ARM EQUIPMENT— METHODS OF IMPROVING LANDS. ept. No. Location. 20. Blood, Dr. O. M., Elburn, 111. Farm gate. Outside Sec. A-i, Bl. 9. 77. Combs, Jonathan, Mt. Pulaski, 111. Farm gates. Outside Sec. A. i6. Craft, W. M., Galesburg, 111. Portable fence. Outside Sec. A-i. Bl. 17- d6. Dysart, B. W., Springfield, O. Farm gate. Outside Sec. A-i, Bl. 13. English, A. H., St. Louis. Portable fence. Outside Sec. i. ^0. Fairbanks-Morse Co., Chicago, 111. Appliances for irrigating and draining lands. Bl. 17, Aisle A 27. Forrester, P. C, Streator, .111. Automatic gate. Outside Sec. A-i, Bl. 17- 7. Louden Machinery Co., Fairfield, la. Feed and litter carriers, track and switches, stanchions. Bl. 27, Aisle H. 5. Louisiana, State of. Irrigating systems. Bl. 102, Aisles C-D. 24, Manlove Gate Co., Chicago, 111. Automatic gate. Outside Sec. A-i, Bl. 10. 18. Maryland, State of. Farm Equip- ment. Bl. 45, Aisle H. 02. Miller, W. D., Raywick, Ky. Auto- matic farm gate. Outside Sec. A-i. ;:alamazoo Tank & Silo Co., Kalama- zoo, Mich. Silos, working exhibit. Live Stock Dept. 19. Mason, Alex., Cleveland, O. Farm gate Sec. A-i, Bl. 22. 22. Slack, Wm. J., Bloomington, Ind. Farm gate. Outside Sec. A-i, Bl. 11. 23. Stoutenborough, J. L., Maroa, 111. Automatic farm gate. Outside Sec. A-I, Bl. 12. 21. Wcisenbam Mfg. Co., Indianapolis, Ind. Wire fencing and fence machine. Outside Sec. A-i, Bl. 30, 31. Dept. No. Location. 329. White, Wm. R., Bloomington, 111. Iron gate. Outside Sec. A-l, Bl. 24. 125. Wyoming, State of, Cheyenne, Wyo. Agricultural exhibit. Bl. 44, Aisle H GROUP 79 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND FARM MACHINERY. 301. Aermotor Co., Chicago, 111. Steel windmills and towers. Outside Sec. 36, Bl. 2. 295. American Harvester Co., Moline, Ills. Harvesting machinery. Bl. 18, Aisle A. 95. American Shearer Mfg. Co., Nashua, N. H. Application of electric motor to grooming and clipping machines, working exhibit. (Installed in Palace of Electricity.) 57. Anderson, J. H. & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Hand cultivators. Bl. 28, Aisle H 267. Aspinwall Manufacturing Co., Jack- son, Mich. Potato planters and sort- ers. Bl. 2, Side Aisle 220. Aultman & Co., Canton, O. Thresh- ing machinery. Bl. 21, Aisle C 9. Avery, B. F. & Sons, Louisville, Ky. Bl. 14, Aisle D. Outside Sec. A-i, Bl. 34- 31. Avery Manufacturing Co., Peoria, 111. Separators, planters, cultivators, threshing machinery, wagons, stalk cutters. Bl. 24, Aisle F. Traction engine. Outside Sec. 36, Bl. i. 312. Baker Mfg. Co., Evansville, Wis. Windmills, towers, pumps. Outside Sec. 36, Bl. II. 315. Barrett & Barrett, Chicago. 111. Cider machinery. Bl. 27, Aisle H. 303. Benster, Joshua G., Moline, 111. Windmills. Outside Sec. 36, Bl. 9. 61. Buch's, A. Sons, Elizabethtown, Pa. Steel troughs, corn shellers, lawn swings, land rollers. Bl. 10, Aisle G 18 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Dept. No. Location. 219. Burg Wagon Co., Burlington, la. Farm wagon. Bl. 28, Aisle H 32. Bettendorf Axle Co., Davenport, la. Farm wagons, farm trucks, engine trucks, metal wheels. Bl. 24, Aisle F 7. Birdsell Manufacturing Co., South Bend, Ind. Clover and alfalfa hullers, automatic feeders and wind stackers. Bl. 25, Aisle G Established fortynine years ago at West Henrietta, Monroe Co., N. Y. Cast and steel skein farm wagons, steel axle wag- ons, one-horse wagons, city gears, oil gears, lumber gears, log trucks, header trucks mountain wagons, dump carts. 15. Blount, Henry F., Evansville, Ind. Walking and riding plows and culti- vators. Bl. 10, Aisle H 18. Bowsher, N. P. Co., South Bend, Ind. Feed grinding mills. Bl. 10, Aisle G II. Brown Manufacturing Co., Zanes- ville, O. Farm wagons, harrows, culti- vators, walking, riding. Bl. 23, Aisle F 259. Carskadon, T. R., Keyser, W. Va. Farm wagon with portable bed. Bl. 16, Aisle A 13. Case, J. I. Threshing Machine Co., Racine, Wis. Road locomotives, farm engines, threshing machinery. Bl. 20, East Half, Aisles C-3. Outside Sec. 36. 221. Caward, R. S., Cresco, la. Grub and stump machines. Bl. 28, Aisle C The Faultless, a wonderful machine; power and speed combined. See exhibit. 27. Campbell, M., Fanning Mill Co., Ltd., Detroit, Mich. Fanning mills, Bl. ID, Aisle H 212. Champion Works, International Harvester Co., Springfield, O. Har- vesters and agricultural implements. Bl. 33, Aisles C-3 14. Chattanooga Plow Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. Plows, disc plows, cane mills. Bl. 10, Aisles G-2 265. Chicago Flexible Shaft Co., Chi- cago, 111. Horse clipping and sheep shearing machines. Bl. 18, Aisle A 166. Cochran, W. F., Osborne, Kan. Riding harrow and three-row cultiva- tors. Bl. 25, Aisle G 28. Collins Plow Co., Quincy, 111. Hay baling machines, plows cultivators and harrows. Bl. 25, Aisle H 16. Columbia Cordage Co., Auburn, N. Y. Binding twine. Bl. 23, Aisles E and F 56. Coquillard Wagon Works, Hender- son, Ky. Farm wagons. Bl. 28. Aisle H Dept. No. Location. 191. Country Hydrant Co., The, St. Louis, Mo. Hydrant system for coun- try houses. Bl 26, Aisle H 311. Curtis, James, Moscow Mills, Mo. Windmill. Outside Sec. 36, Bl. 12. 305. Davis, Monroe, Ames, Okla. Threshing machine. Outside Sec. 36, Bl. 13. 231. Dederick's, P. K., Sons, Albany, N. Y. Baling presses. Bl. 21, Aisle D. The largest, oldest, and for many years the only hay press manufactory in the world, and practically introduced the art and industry of baling and shipping hay over most of the world. The Continuous Baling Press and about all other hay presses now manufactured originated at these works and are shown in their sev- eral hundred patents. 170 Deere & Co., Moline, 111. Plows, i cultivators; agricultural tools. Bl. 15, : Aisles A and B 168. Deere & Mansur Co., Moline, 111. Corn planters, stalk cutters, shellers. 1 haying tools. Bl. 15. Aisles A and B I Largest manufacturers of corn planters. 1 Latest invention of Edge Selection corn j planter shown in operation. Manufac- turers of a complete line of corn plant* i ing machines, disc harrows, hay loaders, I hay rakes, seeders, corn cultivators, ' stalk cutters, corn shellers, corn busk- ers, sugar beet tools, sugar cane tools. Moving panorama showing machines. 213. Deering Works, Chicago, 111. In- ternational Harvester Co.; harvesting machinery, agricultural implements, binder twine. Bl. 32-34, Aisles D-33. 335. DurUng, A. B., Detroit, Mich. Fanning mills. Bl. 24, Aisle G. 24. Electric Wheel Co., Quincy, 111. Steel wheels, farm, logging, engine and special trucks, working exhibit. Agri- culture Hill. 240. Fairbanks, Morse & Co., Chicago, 111. Windmills, pumps, tanks, port- able engines for grinding. Bl. 17, Aisle ' A. Windmill field. Sec. 36. 88. Farquhar, A. B., Co., Ltd., York, Pa. Implements for seeding and harvest- ing. Bl. 16, Aisle B. Established 1856. Awarded gold medals at the Centennial. Paris, New Orleans, Chicago and Buffalo Expositions. 228. Fish Brothers Manufacturing Co., Clinton, La. Farm wagons. Bl. 9. Aisle H 113. Foos Manufacturing Co., T.ne. Springfield, O Grinding Machuiery. Bl. 12, Aisle F-2 UNITED STATES. 19 Dept. No. Location. 260. Fowler Stufflebeam Mfg. Co., Judy- ville, Ind. Corn shredders. Bl. 16, Aisle A. Outside Sec. A, Bl. 8. 25. Frick Company, Waynesboro, Pa. Steam engines, threshing machinery, saw mill machinerv. Bl. 11, Aisle F [ce making and refrigerating machinery; Corliss engines and steam boilers, rhis house manufactures the Eclipse Taction and portable engines, threshing nachinery, with wind stackers, port- able circular saw mill machinery. It was jstabli.^hed in 1853, and its machinery is ised in all parts of the world. ;. Gaar, Scott & Company, Richmond, Ind. Threshing machinerv. Bl. 26, Aisle H _ Builders since 1836 of the well known 'Tiger" threshing machinery. This es- ablishment has superior manufacturing 'acilities, a large domestic trade and ca- ers to foreign buyers, having been heavy exporters of their engines, threshers, :lover hullers and straw bruisers for rears. Faultless construction and ex- reme durability is claimed for the pred- ict of this old and reputable manufac- ory. See announcement in Section II )f this catalogue. \. Geiser Manufacturing Co., ^Vaynes- burg, Pa. Threshers, clover hullers, saw-mill, steam plow, steam traction, gas. gasoline engines. Bl. 28, Aisles G and H !5i. Hallock, D. Y., & Sons, York, Pa. Cultivators, potato diggers, seed sow- ers and markers. Bl. 7, Aisle i. Also working exhibits. Agriculture Hill. 99. Hamilton Works, International Harvester Co. of Canada, Ltd., Hamil- ton, Ontario. Harvesters. Bl. 11, working exhibits. Agriculture Hill. 19. Hancock Disc Plow Co., Alton, 111. Disc plows. Bl. 28. Aisle H 189. Harry, O. K., Steel Works, St. Louis, Mo. Steel tanks. Bl. 14, Aisle C. Also outside Sec. 36. Bl. 5. 64. Hayes Pump & Planter Co., Galva, 111. Pumps, planters, etc. Bl. 18, .^isle A 2. Hoover-Prout Co., The Avery, O. Potato digging machine. Bl. 16. Aisle A 35- Hench & Dromgold Co., The, York, Pa. Agricultural implements. Bl. 30, Aisle F 88. Huber Mfg. Co., Marion, O. Trac- tion engines. Outside Sec. 36, Bl. 7. 5- Huntley Manufacturing Co., Silver Creek, N. Y. Grain separators, seed cleaners, Bl. 107, Aisles B-13. | Dept. No. Location. 577. Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co., Mt. Gilead, O. Cider press. [Bl. 24, Pal- ace of Machinery.] International Harvester Co. of America. Harvesting machinery. Binder twine. Bis. 32, 33, 34 and 7. Outside Sec. 36, Bl. 8. International Harvester Co. of Canada. Harvesting machinery. Binder twine. Bl. II, Aisle G. Israel Seeded String Co., Wichita, Kan- sas. Seeded string planters. Bl. 52, Aisle A. "Plant the string" 63. Johnston Harvester Co., Batavia, N. Y. Harvesting machinery, agricultural implements. Bl. 30, s. w. cor. Aisle E Established 1850. Incorporated 1870. En- tered foreign trade 1870. Now sold in all parts of the world. Awarded highest honors in hundreds of trials in domestic and foreign fields. Highest award Phila- delphia 1876; Paris 1878; Louisville 1883. Gold medals, Paris 1889; Paris 1900. French Legion of Honor conferred on President B. E. Huntley, 1900. Kalamazoo Tank & Silo Co., Kalamazoo, Mich. Windmills. Working exhibit, Agriculture Hill. King, R. C, Hardware Co., Carlisle, Ky. Seed stripper. Aisle i. 173. Kemp & Burpee Manufacturing Co., Syracuse, N. Y. I\Ianure spreader and agricultural tools. Bl. 2, Aisle i, side. 224. Kemp, James, Co., Kankakee, 111. Baling presses and field roller. Bl. 36, Aisle A. 154. Kierolf, S. E. Jackson, Tenn. Pea pod harvester. Bl. 25, Aisle C 67. Louden Machinery Co., Fairfield, la. Haying tools and appliances. Bl. 27, Aisle H 214. McCormick Works, International Llarvester Co., Chicago, 111. Harvest- ers, agricultural implements, binder twine. Bl. 32-34, Aisles D-4 298. McDaniel & Son, Litchfield, IlL Windmills, towers, pumps and tanks. Outside Sec. 36, Bl. 6. 194. McDonald Bros., Pleasant Hill, Mo. Wagon and stock scales. Bl. 20, Aisle B. 151. Mandt Wagon Co., Moline, III. Farm wagons. Bl. 19, Aisles A-3 171. Mast, P. P. & Co., Springfield, O. Plain drills, cider mills, cultivators and agricultural tools. Bl. 2. Aisle i 237. Midland Manufacturing Co., Chi- cago, 111. Windmills, pumps and tanks, cultivators. Bl. 4, Aisle I. Outside Sec. 36. 20 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Dept. No. Location. 294. Milburn Wagon Co., Cleveland, O. Wagons. Bl. 29, Aisle G. 211. Milwaukee Works, International Harvester Co., ^Milwaukee, Wis. Har- vesters, agricultural implements. Bl. 34, Aisles A-4. 33. Mitchell & Lewis Co., Ltd., Racine, Wis. Farm wagons. Bl. 29. Aisle G 24. Moline Plow Co., Moline, 111. Plows and farm tools. Bl. 19, all of block, Aisles A-B Established 1865. Manufactures a com- plete line of stalk cutters, walking plows, sulky plows, riding gang plows, wheel walking gang plows, sulky and gang disc plows, tooth and disc harrows, corn, cot- ton and bean planters, listers and drills, beet seeders, walking and riding shovel cultivators, disc cultivators, orchard cul- tivators, beet cultivators, potato diggers. 167. Moline Wagon Co., Moline, 111. Farm wagons, teaming gears and trucks. Bl. 15, Aisle C 222. Morrison Manufacturing Co., Fort Madison, la. Plows, cultivators, etc. Bl. 24, Aisle C Mueller, H., Mfg. Co., Decatur, 111. Check valves, sand strainers. (Bl. 6-A, Palace of Manufactures.) 149. Myers, F. E. & Brother, Ashland, O. Hay tools, carriers and pulleys, pumps, door and gate hangers, lad- ders. Bl. 3, Aisle I 223. Norton Emery Wheel Co., Wor- cester, Mass. Whetstones, wheels for grinding. Bl. 16, Aisle A 10. Oliver Chilled Plow Works, South Bend, Ind. Walking, riding and disc plows. Bl. 23, n. w. cor. Aisle 3. 16. Osborne, D. M. & Co., Auburn, N. Y. Harvesters, agricultural imple- ments. Bl. 23, Aisles E-F 300. Overstreet, Thos. J., Norman, Okla. Seed cotton fan machine. Out- side Sec. 36, Bl. 13. 254. Patch, A. W., Clarksville, Tenn. Corn sheller and separators. Bl. 16, Aisle A 23. Parlin & Orendorff Co., Canton, O. Plows, cultivators, drills, planters. Bl. '29, Aisle F 177. Pfaudler Co., The, Rochester, N. Y. Steel tanks lined with glass enamel. Bl. 90, Aisle C Made in all sizes. Absolutely indestruct- ible. In use all over the world. P'or all purposes requiring clean receptacles. 198. Piano Works, International Har- vester Co., West Pullman, 111. Har- vesters, agricultural implements. Bl. 32; Aisles C-4 Dept. No. Location. 200. Racine-Sattley Co., Springfield, 111. Agricultural implements, plows, seed- ers, cultivators, etc. Bl. 35, Aisle A 169. Root & Van Dervoort Engineering Co., East Moline, 111. Engines, port- able and stationary. Bl. 15, Aisle B Rumbel, R. & Son, Omaha, Neb. Hay hooks. Bl. 2,7' Aisle 4. 6. Russell Co., The, Massillon, O. Trac- tion engines, separators, stackers, weighers, etc. Bl. 12, Aisle F 239. Sanders, Newell, Plow Co., Chatta- nooga, Tenn. Plows. Bl. 14, Aisle C 153. Selby, Starr & Company, Peoria, 111. Grain drills. Bl. 19, Aisle 3 19. Sechler, D. M. Carriage Co., Moline, 111. Corn planters. Bl. 29, .Visle G Began making corn planters in 1897. Output first year, 175 machines. In 1903 sold 10,300. Also manufacture full line of buggies, carriages, etc. Full page de- scription in Section II. Catalogue. 268. Silver Manufacturing Co., Salem, O. Feed cutters, power drills. Bl. 2, Aisle I 185. Smith Manure Spreader Co., Chi- cago, 111. Endless apron manure spreader. Bl. 20, Aisle B 201. South Bend Chilled Plow Co., South Bend, Ind. Plows and cultiva- tors. Bl. 14. Aisle C 336. Sprout-Waldron Co., Muncie, Ind. Attrition mills. Bl. loS, Aisles B-i.^ 280. Stoughton Wagon Co., Stoughton, Wis. Anti-tip bob sleds. Bl. 20, .\isle B. 152. Stover Manufacturing Co., The, Freeport, 111. Feed grinders, wind- mills. Bl. 19, Aisle B. Outside, Sec. ■ 36, Bl. 3. 20. Syracuse Chilled Plow Co., Syra- cuse, N. Y. Plows, gang and sulky and hand harrows, cultivators, etc. Bl. 6, 279. Wallingford Mfg. Co., Walling- ford, Vt. Hardware farm specialties. Bl. 25, Aisles G-3. 108. Warsaw-Wilkinson Co., The, War- saw, N. Y. Ensilage and fodder cut- ters. Bl. 36, Aisle .\ 55. Weber Wagon Company, Chicago. 111. Farm wagons. Bl. I. Aisle 1 12. Whitman Agricultural Co., St. Louis. Mo. Baling presses, grain drills, feed mills, seed sowers, cider and wine mills, Bl. 12, Aisle E Manufacture the largest and most per- fect line of baling presses in America. In use throughout the world. Never failed to receive highest award wher- ever in competition. Also first-class ag- UNITED STATES. 21 lept. No. Location, icultural machiner}-, such as horse- lowers, corn shellers, feed mills, cider nills, seed sowers. Porter cattle feeding nachines, warehouse and R')^ supplies. 7. Wood, Walter A., Mowing & Reap- ing Machine Co.. The, Hoosick Falls, N. Y. Mowers, grain and corn bind- ers, reapers, rakes and tedders. Bl. 14, Aisles C-D Dldest independent manivfacturers of larvesting machines in the world. 3,- )00,ooo Walter A. Wood machines built ;ince 1852. Used the w-orld over. 1,500 iwards including highest award at every 'nternational Exposition. Grand Prix it Paris International Exposition of 1867. 878, 1889 and 1900. Special award at Zhicago World's Fair. Working exhibit. (25. Young, J. H., St. Louis, Mo.. Sur- face saw. Outside Sec. A-i. Bl. 20. GROUP 80. FERTILIZERS. 50. German Kali Works, New York, N. Y. Potash. Bl. 21, Aisle D. [82. Mayer Fertilizer and Junk Com- pany, St. Loui>. Fertilizers. Bl. 8, Aisle I. [20- Standard Guano & Chemical Mfg. Co., New Orleans, La. Fertilizers, chemicals, bone black potash salts, etc. Bl. 25. Aisle H Established in 1872. Its product is in use practically throughout the South and is considered standard. These goods have been awarded the highest degree of mer- it wherever exhibited. Awarded the only gold medal given to a fertilizer exhibitor at the World's Cotton Centennial Expo- sition 1884-85 and North Central and South American Exposition 1885-86. GROUP 81. TOBACCO. Barson, A. E., New York. Cigarettes. Bl. iig, Aisle D. 347- Buzaglo, Santos, Chicago, 111. Bl. 128, Aisle D. 371- Cairo Cigarette Co., New York. Cigarettes. Bl. 119. 90a. Connecticut, State of. Special to- bacco exhibit. Bl. no. Aisle E. 77C' Georgia, State of. Special Tobacco exhibit. Bl. no, Aisle D 273- Havana Commercial Co., Cuban Bldg., Cigar leaf, cigars and cigarettes. Bl. 128. Aisle D 105. Indiana, State of. Tobacco. Bl. i 41 (north half). Aisles E and F Dept. No. Location. 86. Kentucky Exhibit Association, Louisville, Ky Special Tobacco ex- hibit. Bl. 137. Aisles D and E 274. Lopez Calixto, Cuban Bldg. Cigar leaf and cigars (Special tobacco ex- hibit.) Bl. 119, Aisle E 218. Maryland, State of. Tobacco. Bl. 119, Aisle D. I. Massachusetts, State of. Tobacco. Bl. 63, Aisle H. 242a. New York, State of. Tobacco. Bl. 119, Aisle E. 94a. North Carolina, State of, Raleigh, N. C. Special tobacco exhibit. Bl. 119, Aisles D and E. Pennsylvania, State of. Tobacco. Bl. 77, Aisles F-G. Pennsylvania, Cigar Manufacturers of. The following cigar manufacturers have installed a collective exhibit of cigar samples in Bl. 128, Aisle E: Abbott Cigar Co., The, Abbottstown. Able, B. F., Hellam. Bear Bros., York. Beck & Bro. (Warren), York. Blessing, J. A., Hellam. Blessing & Lehman, Hellam. Bowman, Geo. W. & Co., Hanover. Brossman, John T., Redding. Budding, J. B., York. Buddy, G. A., Littlestown. Clime, C. M. & Bro., Terre Hill. Collins, V. A., McSherrystown. Cuban Star Cigar Factory, Dallas- town. Dallas Cigar Co., Dallastown. Demming, J. L. & Bro., East Green- ville. Dougherty, W. R. & Bro., Dallastown, Druck, Ephram, Hellam. Frey, A. C, Red Lion. Gladfelter, M. L., Thomasville. Grove, Wm., Felton. Grove, Peter H., York. Hannan Bros., Pittsburg. Hartzel. A. R. f^-. Co., Addison. Heindle, E. S. Co., Dallastown. Holtzinger & Seitz, Red Lion. Jacoby, R. E., Rothsville. Kaller, E. M., Reading. Kaltrider, D. Frank, Red Lion. Keller, E. E., Reading. Keystone Cigar Co., Pittsburg. Kocher, S. R. & Son, Wrightsville. Koehler, George A. & Co., York. Koehler, Snyder Co., Yoe. Krout, F. R., Jacobus. Lingle & Earnest, Reading. McGuigan, Geo. W., Red Lion. Mattling, C. E. & Co., McSherrystown. M. A. S. Cigar Works, Quakertown. DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Dept. No. Location. Mayor, W. I. & Co., Pittsburg. Meads, F. M., Windsor. Millaysock, J. B., Lancaster. Miller, F. M., New Oxford. Mumma, John G., Lititz. Neiman, Edward, Thomasville. Newswanger, B. F., Lancaster. Parr, Geo. W., Littlestown. Pfoff, L. G., Hanover. Porto Rico Cigar Co., Red Lion. Raab, W. H. & Son, Dallastown. Reigel, Howard W., Reading. Roedel, W. K. Co., Philadelphia. Ruppen, C, Lancaster. Sechrist, J. F., Holtz. Schaeffer, L. L., Felton. Schlaeger, Fred, Columbia. Schneider, H. W., Littlestown. Schneider, W. H. & Co., Windsor. Schroll, W. S., Manchester. Sentz, B. S., Felton. Shaw, P. G., Dallastown. Shearer, S. & Co., Windsor. Sherts, J. E. & Co., Lancaster. Shively, Miller & Co., Pottstown. Singley, C. G., Manheim. Slater, John W. & Co., Lancaster. Smith, L. J., Red Lion. Smith, S. & Sons, Pittsburg. Spangler, A. H., Codorus. Stein, J. W., Holtz. Stein, Herman, Lancaster. Steppacher, M., Reading. Stewart, W. W., Newmanstown. Stoner, E. B., Hellam. Stum, I. E. & Co., Red Lion. Watts, Samuel S., Terre Hill. Western Cigar Co.. Pittsburg. Yetter, C. M., Reading. Yost, U. A., Loganville. Zudrell, John, Ephrata. 91. Self Advertising & Cigarette Ma- chine Co., San Francisco, Cal. Cig- arette machine. Bl. 128, Aisle, Inside Space. 126. South Dakota, State of, Madison, S. D. Tobacco. Bl. 61 s. half, Aisles G and H 133. Stachelberg, M. New York. Cig- ars. Bl. 128, Aisle D 87a. Tennessee, State of. Tobacco. Bl. 1 10, Aisles D and R 84b. Texas, State of. Special tobacco exhibit. Bl. no, Aisle K 242. United Cigar Mfrs. Assn. Cigars. Bl. 119, Aisle E. 132a. Virginia, State of, Richmond, Va. Tol)acco. Bl. 119, Aisle D 96. Winget, J. Stanley, York, Pa. Cigars and machinery for their manufaclm-e. Bl. 128, Aisle E. GROUP 82. APPLIANCES AND METHODS USED IN AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRIES. Dept. No. Location. 284. Ashley, J. K. & Son, Rushville, III. Egg case machhies. Bl. 37, Aisle B. loi. California, State of, San Francisco, Cal. Cotton oil machinery. 27a. Campbell, M. Milling Co., The, De- troit, ]\Iich. Incubators. Bl. 37, Aisle B 192. Cardwell Machine Co., The, Rich- mond, Va. Cotton oil machinery. Bl. 75, Aisle E Cornell Incubator Co., Ithaca, N. Y. In- cubators, brooders. Bl. 37, Aisle B. 134. Creamery Package Manufacturing Co., Chicago, 111. Creamery, cheese factory, dairy and sanitary milk appar- atus. Bl. 51, Aisles B-C. 249. Cyphers Incubator Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Incubators and brooders. Bl. 37, Aisle A. 71. De Laval Separator Co., The, New 1 York City. Centrifugal cream separa- ! tors. Bl. 52, Aisle B-5. j Offices: Chicago, San Francisco. Phila- j delphia, Portland. Winnipeg. Factories: Poughkeepsie, New A^ork; jNIontreal, i Canada; Stockholm, Sweden. Special I notice under Group 85, class S-5- ': 35. Huntley Mfg. Co., Silver Creek, N. Y. Warehouse and grain separators. Bl. T07, Aisles B-13. 165. Jensen Manufacturing Co., Topeka, Kan. Creamerv apparatus. Bl. 5*^- : Aisle B 75. Louisiana, State of. Models of cot- ton machinery. Bl. 102. Aisles (.-IX 290. Mann, F." W. Co., Milford, Mass. Bone cutting machines. Bl. 37, Aisle A. 158. Miller Pasteurizing Machine Co., Canton, O. Milk pasteurizers, bottle filling apparatus, aerators. Bl. 52. Aisles A-S I. Massachusetts, State of. Appliances 1 and methods used in market garden- ing. 68. Prairie State Incubator Co., Homer City, Pa. Incubators and lirooders. Bl. 37, Aisle A 21. Reese, F. W., Paris, 111. Broom corn maclliner3^ Bl. 16, Aisle A. 21 s. Reid, A. H., Creamery & Dairy Supply Co., Philadelphia. Pa. Cream- ery supplies. Block 55. Aisles A-6. _ j Singer Mfg. Co., The, New York City Machines lor the manufacture of 01 press bags. Installed in Palace o Manufactures. B. C; /th and 8th Sts UNITED STATES. ;pt. No. Loration. J, Reliable Incubator and Brooder Co., Quincy, 111. Incubators, brooders and poultry appliances. Bl. 37, Aisle B ). Vermont Farm Machine Co., Bel- lows Falls, Vt. Centrifugal cream sep- arators. Bl. 52, Aisle A he world renowned U. S. separators, hey hold the world's record for close cimming. Fifty consecutive runs aver- se .0138. turges & Burn, Chicago, 111. Creamery machinery and supplies. Bl. 55, Aisle A. GROUP 83. HEORY OF AGRICULTURE— AG- RICULTURAL STATISTICS. 59. Butterworth, T. A., Chicago, 111. Publications and agricultural books. Agriculture Department Library. )i. California, State of. Exhibits of soils. 54. Hardy Publishing Co., New York. N. Y. Agricultural publications. Ag- riculture Department Library. 5. Louisiana, State of. Agricultural Statistics. Bl. 102, Aisles C-D. . Massachusetts, State of. Agricultural charts. Bl. 63, Aisle H. 53. Orange Judd Co., New York. Ag- ricultural books and publications. Ag- riculture Department Library. II. Pennsylvania, State of, Philadel- phia, Pa. Agricultural exhibits. Bl. 77, Aisles F-G. ^9. Ware Brothers Publishing Co., Agricultural publications. Agriculture Department Library. 23. Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station. Exhibit of the University of Wisconsin Dairy School and Agricul- tural Experiment Station, illustrating educational and research work, by means of objects, charts and photog- raphy. Bl. 31. 25- Wyoming, State of. Agricultural literature. Bl. 44, Aisle H GROUP 84. 'EGETABLE FOOD PRODUCTS- AGRICULTURAL SEEDS. 30. Arizona, State of, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. 43, Aisles G-H 9- Arkansas, State of, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. 86 9- Baker, Walter, & Co., Ltd., Dorches- ter. Mass. Cocoa, cocoa butter. Bl. 03, Aisles B-C. Dept. No. Location. 271. Blanke, C. P., Tea & Coffee Co., St. Louis, Mo. Cofifee, teas. Bl. 104, Aisle A. 156. Bushnell, D. I. & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Agricultural seeds. Bl. 20, Aisle 3 loi. California, State of, collective ex- hibit of agricultural products. Bl. 80- 81-82-83-84-96 and n. half 78, s. half 95 76. Colorado, State of, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. 91, Aisles C-D 229. Dickinson, Albert, Co., Chicago, 111. Seeds. Bl. 20, Aisle B 77. Georgia, State of, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. 58, Aisle D 232. Gregg, C. D., Tea & Coffee Co. St. Louis, Mo. Cofifee, teas. Bl. 72, Aisle B 102. Idaho, State of, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. 62, Aisle H 103. Illinois, State of, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. 47-48, Aisles E-F-G. Special corn exhibit, Bl. 49, Aisle D. 105. Indiana, State of, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. 41 (north half). Aisles E and F. Special corn exhibit, Bl. 40, Aisles D and E i8ia. Indian Territory. Corn. Bl. 58, Aisle E 104. Iowa, State of, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. 59, Aisles E and F. Special corn exhibit, Bl. 58, Aisles D and F Israel Seeded String, Wichita, Kans. Garden seeds. Bl. 52, Aisle A 86a. Kentucky, State of, collective ex- hibit of agricultural products. Bl. 120 (south half), Aisles C-D 157. Kansas, State of, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. 68, Aisles C-D 75. Louisiana, State of, collective exhib- it of agricultural products. Bl. 102, Aisles C-D. Rice, Bl. loi. Aisles D-E 360. Maine, State of. Agricultural products. Installed in Horticulture Palace. 218. Maryland, State of, collective ex- hibit of agricultural products. Bl. 45, Aisle H. Special corn exhibit, Bl. 40, Aisle D I. Massachusetts, State of, collective ex- hibit of agricultural products. Bl. 63, Aisle H 160. Michigan, State of, collective ex- hibit of agricultural products. Bl. 61 (n. half), Aisles G-H 24 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Dept. No. Location. 147. Minnesota, State of, collective ex- hibit or agricultural products. BI. 50 so. 60, Aisles C-D 150. Mississippi, State of, collective ex- hibit of agricultural products. Bl. 74, Aisles C-D 98. Missouri, State of. Collective ex- hibit of agricultural products. Bl. 64- 65-66-south half 78, north half 63, 2-3 of 79, Aisle H. Special corn exhibit, Bl. 49, Aisles D-E 138. Montana, State of, collective ex- hibit of agricultural products. Bl. 46 (s. half) 145. Nebraska, State of, collective ex- hibit of agricultural products. Bl. 74, Aisles C-D. Special corn exhibit, Bl. 58, Aisles D-E 234. Nevada, State of, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. 43 (n. half), Aisles G-H 242. New York, State of, collective ex- hibit of agricultural products. Bl. 76. Aisles E-F 94. North Carolina, State of, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. 50, Aisles C-D no. North Dakota, State of, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. south half of 59 and 60, Aisles E-F-G. Special corn exhibit, Bl. 59, Aisles D-E 196. New Mexico, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. 46 (n. half), Aisles G-H 143. Oklahoma, collective exhibit of ag- ricultural products. Bl. 42, Aisles F-G 124. Olds, L. L., Seed Co., Clinton, Wis. Seed potatoes, field seeds and garden seeds. Bl. 20, Aisles A-B 139. Oregon, State of, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. I02 (south half), Aisles C-D III. Pennsylvania, State of, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. 'j". Aisles F-G 175. Ralston Purina Co., St. Louis, Mo. Cocoa. Bl. 107, Aisles A and B 126. South Dakota, State of, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. 61 (south half), Aisles G-H 179. Steinwender & Stoffregen Coffee Co., St. Louis, Mo. Cofifees. Bl. 87, Aisle B. 85. Stewart, F. L., Murryville, Pa. Corn and commercial products. Bl. 58, Aisle D 87. Tennessee, State of, collective exhib- it of agricultural products. Bl. 109, Aisles C-D 84. Texas, State of, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. 85, Aisles C-D Dept. No. Location. 72. Utah, State of, collective exhibit of agricultural products. Bl. 41, Aisles E-F 132. Virginia, State of, collective exhib- its of agricultural products. Bl. 120, '• Aisles C and D. Special Corn exhibit, I Bl. 40, Aisle D 146. Washington, State of, collective ex- hibit of agricultural products. Bl. 60 (north half). Aisles F-G 123. Wisconsin, State of, collective ex- hibit of agricultural products. Bl. 30 (north half). 125. Wyoming, State of, collective ex- hibit of agricultural products. Bl. 44, Aisle H. The following exhibits are installed on Agriculture Hill: 72. Burpee, W. Atlee, & Co., Philadel- phia, Pa. Sec. 3, 4, 4a, 7, 8, 9, 10, 32. 34. 73. Dreer, Henry A., Philadelphia, Pa. Grass seed. Sees. 11, 12a, 12. 74. Michell, Henry F., & Co., Philadel- ; phia, Pa. Grass seed. Sec. 24. 75. St. Louis Seed Co., St. Louis, Mo. j Grass seed. Sees. 21 and 22 (Terrace | and Flat), sec. 28. \ 76. Schisler-Comeli & Co., St. Louis, j Mo. Grass seed. Sec. 2. Sec. 14-15 (Terrace), Sec. 11 (Terrace Flat). 77. Vaughan's Seed Store, Chicago, 111. \ Grass seed. Sec. 2>?i- GROUP 85. ' ANIMAL FOOD PRODUCTS- DAIRY APPLIANCES. 100. Arizona, State of. Animal food products. Bl. 43, Aisles G-H. Barrett, W. C, Fairview. Ohio. Butter. Birdsall, T. M., Edgerton, Ohio. Butter. Brag, W. T. S., Reynoldsburg. Ohio. Butter. 247. Blanke & Hank Supply Co. St. Louis, Mo. Dairy supplies. Bl. il, Aisle A. 51. Borden's Condensed Milk Co., New ' York. Condensed Milk. Bl. 56. Aisle i Originators of condensed milk. Estab- lished 1857; largest manufacturers of milk products in the world; highest award World's Columbian Exposition. Paris, Pan-American, etc. Proprietors of the celebrated Borden's Eagle Brand Condensed Milk, Peerless Brand Evapo- rated Cream, Borden's Malted Milk and Borden's Extract of Coffee. 66. Burmeister & Wain, Copenhagen, Denmark. Cream separators and dairy appliances. Bl. 50, Aisle B UNITED STATES. 25 Dept. No. Location. loi. California, State of. Animal food products. Bl. 39, Aisle D. Casein Company of America, New York. Milk sugar and products of skimmed milk. Operating Dairy. 90. Connecticut, State of. Animal food products. Bl. 39, Aisle C. 127. Continental Creamery Co., To- peka, Kans. Butter. Bl. 39, Aisle C. 134. Creamery Package Manufacturing Co., Chicago, 111. , Creamery, cheese factory, dairy and sanitary milk ap- paratus. Bl. 51, Aisles B-C 128. Davis Cream Separator Co., Chi- cago, 111. Cream separators. Bl. q=;, Aisle B 71. De Laval Separator Co., The, New York. Centrifugal cream separators. Bl. 52, Aisle B-5. The original and always leading cream separators. Sales far exceed all imita- tions combined. Highest awards Chi- cago, Omaha, Paris, Buffalo and all great expositions for twenty-five years. Branches and agencies throughout the world. See notice under Group 82. 131. Empire Cream Separator Co., Bloomfield, N. J. Hand-power cream separators. Bl. 5S, Aisle B 333. Fairbanks, E. & T., Co., St. Johns- bury, Vt. Scales. Working exhibit in Dairy barns and Operating Dairy. Garbef, E. G., Belleville, Ohio. Butter. 193. Fairchild, M. H. & Brother, Chi- cago, 111. Disinfectant and cleaning preparations for creameries, dairies, etc. Bl. 55, Aisle B 115. Ford, J. B. Co., The, Wyandotte, Mich. Washing soda, prepared starch, dairymen's and brewers' cleaner. Bl. 56, Aisle B 48. Genesee Pure Food Co., LeRoy, N. Y. Gelatine, ice-cream powders. Bl. 103, Aisle B. 53- Hansen's Chr. Laboratory, Little Falls, N. Y. Dairy and junket prepa- rations. Bl. 70, .A.isles B-7. 376. Hazelwood Cream Co., Portland, Ore. Butter. Bl. 39. 58. Helvetia Milk Condensing Co., Highland, 111. Condensed milk. Bl. 70. Aisle A Originators of "Evaporated Cream." Awards: Silver medal by Mechanics' Institute, San Francisco, 1887; gold medal by Universal Exposition, Paris, 1889; medal and diploma by World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893; gold medal and diploma by California ^lidwinter Fair, San Francisco, 1894. Dept. No. Location. 186. Horlick's Food Co., Racine, Wis. Malted milk, malt foods. Bl. 104, Aisle B. Pioneer manufacturers of pure malt foods and originators of Horlick's Malted Milk — pure, rich cream, and the extract of selected malted grains, in powder form. For infants, invalids, dys- peptics, the aged and travelers. In tab- let form, also, a delicious and conveni- ent luncheon. Also Horlick's Food and Horlick's Diastoid. 103. Illinois, State of. Animal food products. Bl. 39, Aisle C. Also Bl. 38, Aisle C. 105. Indiana, State of. Animal food products. Bl. 39, Aisle D. 356. International Seal & Lock Co., Hastings, Neb. Milk can seals. In use in Model Dairy. 195. Iowa Dairy Separator Co., Water- loo, la. Cream separators. Bl 55, Aisles A-7 104. Iowa, State of. Animal food pro- ducts. Bl. 39, Aisle C. 165. Jensen Manufacturing Co., Topeka, Kan. Special dairy apparatus. Bl. 56, Aisle B 157. Kansas, State of. Animal food products. Bl. 39, Aisle D. 218. Maryland, State of. Animal food products. Bl. 45, Aisle H. I. Massachusetts, State of. Methods and equipment used in dairy farming. Bl. 63, Aisle H. 158. Miller Pasteurizing Machine Co., Canton, O. Milk pasteurizers, bottle filling apparatus, aerators. Bl. 52, .Aisles .\-S Minnesota, State of. Animal food products. Bis. 38, 39 and 50, Aisles C-D-5. 98. Missouri, State of. Animal food products. Bl. 39, Aisles 4, D. 355- Myles Salt Co., New Orleans, La. Salt. Bl. 38, Aisle B. 130. National Dairy Machine Co., New- ark, N. J. Dairy machinery. Bl. 56, Aisle B 145. Nebraska, State of. Animal food products. Bl. 39, Aisle D. 242. New York, State of. Animal food products. Bl. 39, Aisles 4, C. Also Bl. 38, Aisles 4, C. no. North Dakota, State of. Animal food products. Bl. 39, Aisle D. 129. Omega Separator Co., Lansing, Mich. Centrifugal hand-power cream separators. Bl. 52, Aisle B Oregon, State of. Animal food products. Bl. 39-A 26 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Dept. No. Location. 352. Owatonna Mfg. Co., Owatonna, Minn. Churns. Bl. 51, Aisles C-D. Rutan, Ben. M., Maryville, Ohio. Butter. 189. Prewitt Spurr Mfg. Co., Nashville, Tenn. Woodcnware for dairy uses. Bl. 56, Aisle C 175. Ralston Purina Co., St. Louis, Mo. Gelatine. Bl. 107, Aisles A and B 215. Reid, A. H., Creamery & Dairy Supply Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Dairy supplies. Block 55, Aisles A-6 60. St. Charles Condensing Co., St. Charles, 111. Sterilized, evaporated cream. Bl. 55, Aisle B Received highest awards at the World's Fair, Chicago, 1903, World's Fair, Paris, 1900, Trans-Mississippi Exposition, 1898, Pan-American Exposition, 1901, and at many others of lesser note. 278. St. Louis Dairy Co., St. Louis, Mo. Sanitary milk plant. Model dairy. 354. Simpson, R. A., Ferndale, Cal. Butter tools. Bl. 38, Aisle B Standard Paint Co., The, New York. In- sulating paper used in Refrigeration Plant. 117. Smith, Kline & French Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. Albumenized food. Bl. 71, Aisle A For infants, invalids and dyspeptics. Es- kay's food perfectly modifies cow's milk, breaking up the tough masses of casein into soft flocculent curds like mother's milk. The egg supplies albu- men or the tissue building element; the sugar milk supplies the heat and energy producing element; the whole assures a perfect nutrient, for weak stomachs. 339. Sturges & Burn, Chicago, 111. Creamery machinery and supplies. Bl. 55, Aisle A. 126. South Dakota, State of. Animal food prtxlucts. Bl. 39, Aisle 1). 99. Vermont Farm Machine Co., Bel- lows Falls, Vt. Centrifugal cream sep- arators. Bl. 52, Aisle A The world renowned U. S. separators. They hold the world's record for close skimming. Fifty consecutive runs aver- age. 0138. 146. Washington, State of. Animal food products. Bl. 39, Aisle D. Weeks, O. J., & Co., New York. Ice cream and water ice powders. Bl. 69, Aisle C. 140. Wells & Richardson Co., Burling- ton, Vt. Butter color, cheese coloring; cereal milk. Bl. 55, Aisle A Dept. No. Location. 123. Wisconsin, State of. Animal food products. Bl. 39, Aisle 5, C. Also Bl. 38, Aisle C. GROUP 86. I EQUIPMENT AND METHODS EM- PLOYED IN THE PREPARA- TION OF FOODS. Alaska Refrigerator Co., Muskegon, Mich. Refrigerators. (Installed in I Palace of Varied Industries.) ; 345. American Insulating Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Insulating material for refrigerators. Bl. 38, Aisle B. 357. American Ultimator Co., Buffalo,. N. Y. Flour sifter. Bl. 104, Aisle A. 45. Brecht, Gus V., B. S. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Butchers' and packing house sup- plies. Bl. 105, Aisle A ; Established 1853. IManufacturers of slaughter, packing house, abattoir, lard i refiners', sausage makers' and butchers'' machinery, tools and appliances, tin lard , pails, meat market fixtures and refriger- i ators, sausage casings, meat preserva- ! tivcs and spices. The products of this I company are unsurpassed for excellence. .\ddress 1201 Cass Ave., St. Louis. '• 204. Burt Machine Co., Baltimore, Md, ' Label pasting machine. Bl. 69, Aisle B Carbondale Machine Co., The, Carbon- dale, Penn. Refrigerating machinery. (Installed in Palace of Electricity) 14. Chattanooga Plow Co., Chatta- : nooga, Tenn. Cane mills. Bl. 10, Aisles G-2. Cleveland-Akron Bag Co., Cleveland, O. Bags. Bl. 121, Aisle C. 374. Clough, Rockwell & Co., Alton. N. H. Corkscrews. Bl. 55, Aisle B. 3. Confectioners' Mach. & Mfg. Co., Springfield, Mass. Confectionery and chocolate machinery. Bl. 7^, Aisle C. Consumers Co., Chicago, 111. Water coolers. Bl. S'j, .Aisles B-9. 2. Crown, Cork & Seal Co., Baltimore. Md. Machinery for putting corks, seal . and stoppers on beverages. B!. 7^t Aisle B 307. Davidson, Geo. R., Lenox, Mich. Milling machines. Day, J. H., Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Dough mixer. (Installed in the Palace of l':iectricity, Bl. 9, Aisle V.) 338. Durant, W. N., Milwaukee, Wis. Flour tallies. Bl. 121, Aisle B. Ford, The J. B. Co., Wyandotte, Mich. Brewers" cleaner. Bl. 56, Aisle B UNITED STATES. Dept. No. Location. 54. Eureka Refrigerator Co., Indianap- olis, Ind. Refrigerators. Bl. 38, Aisle B J03. Goldman, E., Chicago, 111. Brew- ers' and bottlers' machinery; beer filt- ers. Bl. 71, Aisle A ^3. Henes & Keller Co., Menominee, Mich. Bottle filling machine. Bl. 'J2, Aisle A JIG. Herrick Refrigerator Co., Water- loo, 111. Refrigerators. Bl. 56, Aisle C. JS. Huntley Manufacturing Co., Silver Creek, N. Y. Coffee mill machinery, grain separators and scourers, flour packers and bran packers. Bl. 107, Aisles B-13. [02. Hepworth, S. S., & Co., New York. Centrifugal machines, application of electric motor. (Block 28, Aisle F, Palace of Electricity.) 202. Independent Filter Co., Chicago, III. Filters for beers and other liquors. Bl. 71, Aisle A J06. Liquid Carbonic Co., St. Louis, Mo. Bottling machinery. Bl. T^, Aisles B-C Krifka, John, Glove Co., Chicago. Bot- tlers' gloves and face masks. Wall space, Bl. 88, Aisle A. Kupferle Bros. Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Ammonia condenser. Installed in Re- frigeration Plant. 75. Louisiana, State of. Methods em- ployed in preparation of foods. Bl. 102, Aisles C-D. J05. Mills-Elliott Mfg. Co., Port Huron, Mich. Refrigerators, dry measures, door clasps, step ladders, steam gauge cocks. Bl. 56, Aisle B ?8. Morris, Calvin, S., St. Louis, Mo. Candy machinery. Bl. 92, Aisle E Largest agency in the West for sale of :andy manufacturing machinery. Candy acketing machine, bonbon dipping ma- :hine, marshmallow beaters, nougat mix- ers, kettles and revolving pans, cooling ilabs, Dillon cream beater, kiss v^^rapping iiachine, rubber moulds, thermometers, :ocoanut bonbon center rolling machine, :hocolate dipping machine, candy pulling nachine; all kinds confectioners' tools. !96. National Association of State Dairy and Food Departments. Model laboratory for food analysis, colors, charts, etc., showing adulterations. Bl. 31, Aisles D-E. iSi. Old Times Distillery Co., Louis- ville, Ky. Distillery located between Forestry and Canadian Buildings. 177- Pfaudler, Co., Rochester, N. Y. Brewers' tanks. Bl. 90, Aisle C Dept. No. Loration. 44. Rheinstrom Bros., Cincinnati, O. Filters for all kinds of liquors and chemicals. Bl. 70, Aisle A 52. Rochester Bunging Apparatus Co., Rochester, N. Y. Packing apparatus; valve and bunging system. Bl. 87, Aisle A 208. St. Joseph Stockyard, St. Joseph, Mo. Stock vard exhibit. Bl. 71, \isle A St. Louis Machine Works, St. Louis. Mo. Refrigerating machinery. In- stalled in Refrigeration Plant. St. Louis Sanitation Filtration Co.. St. Louis, Mo. Water filters. Bl. 69. 336. Sprout Waldron Co., Muncie, Ind. Flour milling machinery. Bl. 108,. Aisles B-13 Squier, Geo. L., Mfg. Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Sugar, coffee and rice machinery. (In- stalled in Palace of Machinerv. Bl. 2-]. Aisl-e 9) 281. Stevens, Benj. A., Toledo, O. Re- frigerator doors. Bl. x^, ^g. \isles C-D. Stevenson Co., Chester, Pa. Refrigerator doors. Bis. 38-39, Aisles C-D. 39. Summer, C. H., Marquand, Mo. Nut machinerj'. Bl. 69 Tolkacz, Emil U., St. Louis, Mo. Tanks and filters. Installed in Refrigeration Plant. 236. True & Blanchard, Newport, Vt. Maple sugar evaporator and arches. Bl. 10, Aisle H 277, Union Fibre Co., Winona, Minn. Insulating material for refrigerating machinery. Bl. 38 and 39. 109. ^A(alton, P. M., Philadelphia, Pa. Machinery for macaroni and other pastes. Bl. 71, Aisle A 209. Washburn-Crosby Co., St. Louis, Mo. Flour. Bl. 90, Aisle B 38. Wenzell, S. S. Machine Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. Bottle washing maciiines. Bl. 90, Aisle B 862. Werner & Pfleiderer, Saginaw Mich. Draw plate ovens; macaroni machinery. Bl. 13, Aisles D-E. Whirlpool Mixer & Kneader Co., St. Paul, ]\Iinn. Mixing and kneading machines. Block 121. .\is!es B-C. 286. White Enamel Refrigerator Co., St. Paul, ]\linn. Refrigerators. Bl. 56, Aisle B. 50. Wilke Mfg. Co., The, Anderson, Ind. Refrigerators. Bl. 123, Aisle A 799. Wood, Wm. I., & Co., Arlington, -Mass. Ice cutting and handling tools. (Installed in Refrigeration Plant.) 28 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. GROUP 87. FARINACEOUS PRODUCTS AND THEIR DERIVATIVES. Dept. No. Location. 358. Alfalfa Meal Co., Omaha, Neb. Alfalfa meal. ]^)I. t^^, Ai.sle 4. 375. American Cereal Co., Chicago, 111. Puffed rice. Bl. 13, Ai.slcs D-E-2. 100. Arizona, Territory of. Cereal foods. Bl. 43, Aisles G-H. 266. Battle Creek Sanitarium Co., Ltd., Battle Creek, Mich. Prepared cereals. Bl. 90, Aisle C-2 271. Blanke, C. F., Tea & Coffee Co., St. Louis, ]\Io. Cereal foods. BJ. 104, Aisle A. 276. Bernheimer, Marcus, Mercantile & Milling Co., St. Louis, Mo. Flour and mill products. Bl. 89, Aisle A. 106. Buss, J. B., Flour Mills, The, St. Louis, Mo, i\Iill products. Bl. 106, Aisle A loi. California, State of. Flour and pastes. 366. Cuban Tropical Food Co. Banana flour and coffee. Bl. '},, Aisle C. 287. Hubbard Milling Co., Mankato, Minn. Flour. Bl. 89, Aisle A. 308. Igleheart Bros., Evansville, Ind. Cake fiour. Bl. 88. Aisle A. Malta Vita Pure Food Co., Battle Prepared cereals. Bl. Creek, Mich. 89, Aisle B 218. Maryland, State of. Prepared cereals. Bl. 45, Aisle H. 116. Mellins Food Co., Boston, Mass. Infants' and invalids' food. Bl. 71, Aisle A 296. National Assn. of State Dairy & Food Depts. Breakfast foods. Dem- onstration of comparative food values. Bl. 31, Aisles D-E. 293. Perfection Cereal Co., Chicago, 111. Cereal foods. Bl. 72, Aisle A. 265. Pillsbury Washburn Flour Mills Co., Minneapolis, Minn. Flour. Bl. 121, Aisles B-C-13 Postum Cereal Co., Ltd., Battle Creek, Mich. Prepared cereals. Bl. 103, Aisle C Price Cereal Food Co., Chicago, 111. Prepared cereals. Block 104, Aisle B. 178. Rahr, W., Sons Co., Manitowoc, Wis. Malt from barley, rye, etc. Bl. 69, Aisle C 175. Ralston Purina Co., St. Louis, Mo. Prepared cereals and stock food. Bl. 107, Aisles A-B. 210. Royal Milling Co., St. Louis, Mo. Flour. Bl. 89, Aisle A Dept. No. Location. 176. Sessinghaus Milling Co., St. Louis, Mo. Flour mill products. Bl. lo-i' Aisle B 234. Sleepy Eye Milling Co., Sleepy Eye, Minn. Flour. Bl. 104, Aisle A 125. Wyoming, State of, Flour. Bl. 44 Aisle H GROUP 88. BREAD AND PASTRY. 246. Buchanan, Mrs. Nathalie Claiborne, Louisville, Ky. Fruit cake. Bl. 87, Aisle A 148. Eddy & Eddy, St. Louis, Mo. Bak- ing powder, sauces, etc. Bl. "jt:,. Aisle B 40. Gumpert, S., New York. Flavoring for icings, etc. Bl. 89, Aisle A 75. Louisiana, State of. Bread and pastry. Bl. 102, Aisles C-D. 116. Mellins Food Co., Boston, Mass. Biscuits. Bl. 71, Aisle A 296. National Assn. of State Dairy & Food Depts. Baking powder and its adulterations. Bl. 31, Aisles D-E. 238. Northwestern Yeast Co., Chicago, 111. Yeast. Bl. 90. Aisle C 175. Ralston Purina Co., St. Louis, Mo. Baking powder. Bl. 107, Aisles A and B GROUP 8g. PRESERVED MEAT, FISH, VEGE- ' TABLES AND FRUIT. ; 163. Alaska Packers' Association, St. Louis, Mo. Canned Salmon. Bl. 72, Aisles B-8 100. Arizona, Territory of. Preserved vegetables and fruits. Bl. 43, Aisles G-H. 368. Banana Coffee & Food Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Evaporated vege- tables. Bl. 87, Aisle A. 246. Buchanan, Mrs. Nathalie Claiborne, Louisville, Ky. Brandied fruits. Bl. 87, Aisle A California, State of. Preserved fish, veg- etables and fruit. Bl. 84. Aisles D-E 136. Dodson-Braun Mfg. Co., St. Louis. Canned baked beans, fruits preserved without sugar. Bl. 89. Aisle R-io. 64. Heinz, H. J. Co., Pittsburg, Penn. Vegetables preserved by various proc- esses. Bl. 108, Aisles B-C Main exhibit Agriculture Building. Manufacturers of the "57 varieties" pure food products. The cleanest, largest and best equipped pickle and pure food prod- uct establishment in the world. Over 3000 employes; 10 branch factories; 61 salting stations. Highest awards wher- ever exhibited. UNITED STATES. 29 3pt. No. Location. 15. Indiana, State of. Agricultural ex- hibit. Bl. 41, Aisle E and F (6. Liquid Carbonic Co., St. Louis, Mo. Preserved fruits. Bl. '^'i, Aisles B-C ;. Louisiana, State of. Preserved fish, vegetables and fruit. Bl. 102, Aisles C-D. 8. Maryland, State of. Preserved fish, vegetables and fruit. Bl. 45, Aisle H. 17. Morrell, John & Co., Ottumwa, la. Cured pork products, canned meats and vegetables. Bl. 104, Aisles B-12. regon, State of. Myers Jefferson, pres- ident of commission. Preserved veg- etables and fruits. I2. Sears & Nichols Co., The, Chilli- cothe, O. Canned fruit and vege- tables. Bl. 87, Aisle A-ii. 4. Sinclair, T. M., & Co., Cedar Rap- ids, la. Packing house products. Bl. 104, Aisle B. GROUP 90 [JGAR AND CONFECTIONERY- CONDIMENTS AND RELISHES. 10. Arizona, Territory of. Preserves and jellies. Bl. 43, Aisles G-H. I. Baker, Walter & Co., Ltd., Dorches- ter, Mass. Chocolate, cocoa. Bl. 103, Aisles B and C )8. Banana. Coffee & Food Co., Phila- delphia, Pa. Banana coffee. Bl. 87, Aisle A. n. Blanke, C. F., Tea & Coffee Co., St. Louis, Mo. Spices. Bl. 104, Aisle A. [6. Buchanan, Mrs. Nathalie Clai- borne, Louisville, Ky. Pickles. Bl. 87, Aisle A •I. California, State of. Sugar and confectionery, condiments, etc. i8. Colonial Salt Company, Akron, O. Salt. Bl. 52, Aisle B '3. Colorado, State of. Beet Sugar exhibit. Bl. 92, Aisles D and E ;6. Dodson-Braun Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. Pickled and preserved fruits and vegetables. Bl. 89, Aisle B. he largest pure food concern in the ^est. Established 1882. Manufactur- s of "Cupid" brand goods, mustard, ^rseradish, Faust's Cocktail catsup, ickles, sauces' and vinegar. Awards herever exhibited: St. Louis Fair, 1890; ational Export Exposition. 1889: S. C. '89; South Carolina Interstate and West idian Exposition, 1902. Catalogue upon 'plication. Dept. No. Location. 148. Eddy & Eddy, St. Louis, Mo. Pre- served fruits, catsups, etc. Bl. "j}), Aisle B 48. Genesee Pure Food Co., Le Roy, N. Y. Table dessert and cereal coffee. Bl. 103, Aisle B 77b. Georgia, State of. Special sugar exhibit. Bl. 92, Aisle D 64. Heinz, H. J., Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Pickles. Bl. 108, Aisles B-C 206. Liquid Carbonic Co., St. Louis, Mo. Brandied fruits. Bl. "jTiy Aisles B-C 75a. Louisiana, State of, New Orleans, I^a. Cane sugar. Rl. loi, Aisles D-E :^i8. Maryland, State of. Sugar and confectionery. Bl. 45, Aisle W. 16. Mellin's Food Co., Boston, Mass. Chocolate. Bl. 71, Aisle A. i6oa. Michigan, State of. Sugar. Bl. 92, Aisle rj 296. National Assn. of State Dairy and Food Depts. Vinegar, flavoring ex- tracts, catsup, candy, spices, and their adulterations. 112. Postum Cereal Co. Ltd., Battle Creek, Mich. Candy, cereal coffee. Bl. 103, Aisle C. 272. Price Flavoring Extract Co.. Chi- cago, 111. Flavoring extracts. Bl. 104, Aisle B 175. Ralston Purina Co., St. Louis, Mo. Syrup, cereal coffee. Bl. 107, Aisles A-B. 135. Schotten, Wm., Co., The, St. Louis, Mo. Spices. Bl. 88, Aisle A This house was established in 1847 by Wm. Schotten, father of the present own- er. Is favorably known for its high standard products. Visitors are cordially invited to inspect our large establishment on Broadway and Clark Ave. A visit will repay you. 46. Scudder Syrup Co., Chicago, 111. Maple syrup. Bl. 70. Aisle A. 164. Smith, J. Hungerford, Co., Roches- ter, N. Y. Unfermented fruit syrups. Bl. 89, Aisle B Originators concentrated fruit syrups. Highest awards at Pan-American and Charleston expositions. Largest factory in the world for manufacturing soda fountain requisites. Complete line syrups, crushed fruits and extracts, special cold processes. Purity and strength of flavor unequalled. Sole contractors for all Or- angeade sold at World's Fair. 39. Sumner, C. H., Marquand, Mo. Nut butters, caramels. Bl. 69. 263. Towle Syrup Co., St. Paul, Minn. Maple syrups. Bl. 10, Aisle .\ DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Dept. No. Location. 62. Wright-Smith Mfg. Co., St. Louis, ]\Io. Relishes, sauce, condiments. Bl. 69, Aisle B GROUP 91. WATERS. American Soda Fountain Co., New York. Carbonator. (Installed in the Palace of Electricity. Bl. 9, Aisle V.) 144, Becker, L. A., & Co., Chicago, 111. Soda water fountains, carbonating ap- paratus. Bl 89, Aisle B The 20th Centurj'- Sanitary Fountain is the only absolutely sanitary soda foun- tain in the world. For this reason it was selected by the U. S. Government for soldier barracks. Because it safeguards the health of soda drinkers and because of the complete application of 20th cen- tury ideas, it is the only logical choice of all careful investigators. loi. California, State of. Waters. 207. Consumers Company, Chicago, 111. .Aerated and mineral waters. Bl. 87, Aisles B-9 74. Duquesne Distributing Co., Harmar- ville. Pa. Carbonated mineral water. Bl. 72, Aisle A ''Red Raven Splits" is the largest selling aperient water in America, and is export- ed. Red Raven Water is prescribed with success by the medical profession and is a favorite with the general public. The Red Raven booth is the most unique in the Agriculture Building, and has been happily called "The Red Glare at the Fair." You are invited to call. 183. Fulper Pottery Co., Flemington, N. T. Sanitarv water coolers. Bl. 69, Aisle B 342. Hires, C. E, Malvern, Pa. Root beer, k'nimndf 111. 104, Aisle \. 206. Liquid Carbonic Co., St. Louis, Mo. Soda fountains, carbonating machin- ery, filters. Bl. 7.^, Aisles B-C. 75. Louisiana, State of. Waters. Bl, 102, Aisles C-I). 227. Milwaukee-Waukesha Brewing Co., Waukesha, Wis. Carbonated mineral water. Bl. Hj. Aisle B Ricker, Hiram, & Sons, So. Poland, Me. Mineral water. (Installed in Palace of Mines and Metallurgy. Bl. 63, Aisle G) Poland Spring. The most famous and fasliionable spa in America. Poland water is known to chemists and doctors throughout the world as the purest and most eflicacious natural water extant. Dept. No. Location. 292. Rock County Mineral Spring Co., Janesville, Wis. Water. Bl. 90, Aisle B. Tallawanda Springs Co., College Corner O. Table waters. Bl. 88, Aisle A. 269. Vartray Water Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Ginger ale, aerated water. Bl. 89, Aisle A 367. West Baden Springs Water Co., West Baden, Ind. Mineral and salts aperient. Bl. 87, Aisle B. 316. White Rock Mineral Spring Co., St. Louis, Mo Mineral water. Bl. 72, Aisles B and 9. GROUP 92 WINES AND BRANDIES. 70. American Wine Co., St. Louis, Mo.i Champagne. Bl. 72, Aisle A \ Cook's Imperial Extra Dry. j 36. Brotherhood Wine Co., New York. Native wines and champagne. Bl. 87, Aisle B loia. California, State of. Wines and' brandies. Bl. 84, Aisles D and E. ; 291. Chautauqua Fruit Co., Ripley, N.| Y. Fruit juices, unfcrmented. Bl. 89.I Aisle A Randall's Grape Juice; Pomona fruit' juices. Awarded the only Gold Medal! ever given any unfermented grape juice. 114. Fremont Grape Juice Co., Fremont, O. Grape juice. Bl. 103, Aisle B 118. Garrett & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Wines. Bl. 87, Aisle A 122. Gleason Grape Juice Co., Fredonia. N. Y. Fruit juices, sweet cider. Bl 87, Aisle A 42. Hommel, M., Wine Company, San- dusky, O. Champagnes. Bl. 87, Aisle A 206. Liquid Carbonic Co., St. Louis, Mo Unfermented fruit juices. Bl. 73, Aisle^ B-C 75, Louisiana, State of. Wines and Brandies. Bl. 89, Aisles C-D. 197. Malto-Grapo Company, Paw Paw Mich. Non-alcoholic fruit juices. Bl 8q. Aisle A Malto-Grapo, the malted grape juice. and malted apple juice — non-alcoholic. 218. Maryland, State of. Wines. Bl 45, .Aisle H. 94. North Carolina, State of. Wines Bl. 50. Aisles C and D. Raimondi, Clito, New York. Wines. Bl. 142, Aisle 16. 224. Stone Hill Wine Co., Hermann Mo. Wines. Bl. 87, Aisle A 142. Urbana Wine Co., Urbana, N. Y Champagnes. Bl. 104, Aisle B UNITED STATES. 31 )ept. No. Locatiou. 3. Welch Grape Juice Co., Westfield, N. Y. Grape juice, unfermented. Bl. 87, Aisle A GROUP 93 iYRUPS AND LIQUEURS — DIS- TILLED SPIRITS— COMMER- CIAL ALCOHOL. 41. Bernheim Distilling Co., Louisville, Ky. Whiskies, etc. Bl. 40, Aisles D and E 25. Hirsch, S., & Co., Kansas City, Mo. Whisky. Bl. 104, Aisle A i^entucky. State of. Whiskies. Bl. 106, Aisle A. 55. Lanahan, Wm,, & Son, Baltimore, .Md. Rye whisky. Bl. 72. Aisle A 30. Large Distilling Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Rye whiskies. Bl. 72, Aisle A 5. Louisiana, State of. Distilled Spir- its. Bl. 102, Aisles C and D. 90. Mountain Distilling Co., The, Cin- cinnati. O. Whisky. Bl. 90, Aisle B 96. National Ass'n of State Dairy and Food Depts. Collective exhibit of bot- tk-d-in-bond goods. Bl. 31, Aisles D-E. Clark Bros. & Co., Peoria, 111. Edgewood Distillery Co., Cincinnati, C). Fields, J. W. M., Owensboro, Ky. Overholt, A., Pittsburg, Pa. Stoll & Co., Lexington, Ky. Taylor, E. H., Jr., & Sons, Frankfort, Ky. )76. Old Times Distillery, Louisville, Ky. Whisky. 87. Schiele, Edwin, & Co., St. Louis, Mo. Whisky. Bl. 106. Aisle A 151. Sunnybrook Distillery Co. Louis- ville, Ky.. Whisky. 59. Westheimer, Ferdinand, & Sons, Cincinnati, O. Whiskies. Bl. 70, Aisles A-B Hstillers Red Top Rye, Number 3)ne and other fine whiskies. Estab- ished 1870. Operate a distillery in -ouisville. K}^, distributing houses in rincinnati, C, and St. Joseph, Ivlo., also naintain offices in New York and Chi- ■ago. Distill only the highest grade of ne whiskies which are sold in every tate and exported to many countries. 45- Wupperman, J. W., New York. Bitters. Bl. 72, Aisle A aigostura Bitters, originated by Dr. eigert at Angostura. 1824. Sole manu- icturers, Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons, Vinidad, B. W. I. Agent, U. S., Canada, lexico, Peru, J. W. Wuppermann, 29 •r'^adway, N. Y. Twenty-two awards — Dept. No. Location, gold medals at Vienna 1873. Philadel- phia 1H76, Paris 1879, Chicago 1893, Paris 1900, Pan-American 1901. GROUP 94. FERMENTED BEVERAGES. ici. California, State of. Fermented beverages. 263. Gund, John, Brewing Co., La Crosse Wis. Beer. Bl. 89, Aisle A 137. Indianapolis Brewing Co., Indiana- polis, Ind. Malt liquors. Bl. 70, Aisle B i\Ianufacturers of the Progress Brand beers, ales, porter, pure malt foods. Awarded Grand Prix and highest hon- ors Paris Exposition, 1900. Johnston, Dr. James, Bradford, Pa. Kou- miss. Bl. 69. 155, Lembeck & Betz Brewing Co., Jer- sey City, N. J. Malt liquors. Bl. 69, Side Aisle. Lager beer, ales, porter, Brown stout, half and half. Brewers and bottlers. 227. Milwaukee- Waukesha Brewing Co., Waukesha, Wis. Ale and porter. Bl. 87, Aisle B GROUP 95. INEDIBLE AGRICULTURAL PRO- DUCTS. American Cotton Oil Co., New York. Cotton seed products. Bl. 75, Aisle D. ICI. California, State of. Inedible agri- cultural products. 82. Cheesman Cotton Gin Co., The, New York. Cotton gins, cotton cleaners and feeders. Bl. 67, Aisle D 83. Fairbank, N. K., Co., The, Chicago, 111. Cotton seed oil products. Bl. 75, Aisle D 77a. Georgia, State of. Special cotton exhibit. I'>1. 75, Aisle E 105. Indiana, State of. Agricultural ex- hibit. Bl. 41. Aisles E and I'" i8ib. Indian Territory, Muskogee, I. T. Cotton. Bl. 75, Aisle E 75. Louisiana, State of. Cotton. Bl. 102, Aisles C-D. 218. Maryland, State of. Cotton. Bl. 45, Aisle H. 150a. Mississippi, State of, Jackson, Miss. Cotton. Bl. 67, Aisles D and E 98b. Missouri, State of, Aurora, Mo. Cotton. Bl. 67, Aisle D. gSd. Missouri Commission. Ginseng. Outside Sec. A-T, Bl. 31. 138. Montana, State of, Butte, Mon. Flax. Bl. 46, s. half. Aisles G and H 32 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Dept. No. Location. 94b. North Carolina, State of, Raleigh, N. C. Cotton. BJ. 75, Aisle E 139. Oregon, State of. Inedible agri- cultural products. Riegle, P. A., Arlington, Ohio. Wool. Bl. 91. 126. South Dakota, State of. Inedible agricultural products. Bl. 61, s. half, Aisles G-H 84a. Texas, State of. Special cotton ex- hibit. Bl. 75, Aisles D and E, exterior of dome. 125. Wyoming, State of. Agricultural exhibit. Bl. 44, Aisle H GROUP 96. INSECTS AND THEIR PRODUCTS- PLANT DISEASES. Abd-el-Nour, John, New York. Silk worms and products. Bl. 90, Aisle B. Berthe Bros., Winona, Minn. Bees. Bl. 34, Palace of Horticulture. 101. California, State of. Insects and their products. Dept. No. Location. 76b. Colorado, State of. Bee and honey exhibit. Bl. 35, Palace of Horticulture. loa. Idaho Commission. Honey. Bl. 34- 75. Louisiana, State of. Insects and their products. Bl. 102, Aisles C-D. 1046. Iowa, State of. Honey. Bl. 35, Palace of Horticulture. 261. Mannion, J. J., St. Louis, Mo. Silk worms and their products. Bl. 113 Aisles G-H 218. Maryland, State of. Insects and products. Bl. 45, Aisle H. I. Massachusetts, State of. Insects. Bl. 63, Aisle H. 94. North Carolina, State of. Insects and products. 337. Root, A. D., & Co., Medina, O. Honey and bee-keepers' supplies. Bl. 34, Palace of Horticulture. 84c. Texas, State of. Honey Exhibit. Bl. 34, Palace of Horticulture. 72. Utah State Commission. Beeswax and honey. Bl. 41, Aisles E and F ARIZONA. LOCATION: BLOCK 43. AISLES: 4-G-H. Cereals, Grasses, Grains. GROUP 84. Case, W. W., Thatcher. Wheat. De Mund, Charles, Phoenix. Barley, wheat. Greaves, Robert, Phoenix. Wheat. Heard, D. B., Phoenix. Wheat, Alfalfa seed, Australian seed. Jones, E. W., Phoenix. Egyptian corn, club top sorghum seed. Layton, Alfred, Thatcher. Wheat. Linville, Tom, Phoenix. Alfalfa. Perkins, C. W.. Phoenix. Olive oil. Peters, A. J., Phoenix. Wheat. Silva, A., Phoenix. Barley. Smith, J. M. Club wheat, barley, Indian Sonora wheat. Solomon, I. E., Solomonville. Corn. Tyler, Frank M. Thatcher. Barley. Warren, F. O., Phoenix. Kaffir corn, alfalfa seed. Wilson, M. N., Phoenix. Kaffir corn, German millet. GROUP 85. Ariozna Ostrich Co., Phoenix. Ostrich eggs. GROUP 87. Phoenix Flour Mills, Phoenix. Mill products. GROUP 89. Jack, E. E., Phoenix. Seedless raisins. GROUP 90. Messer, E. M. Pickled green olives. ARIZONA— ARKANSAS. 33 ARKANSAS. LOCATION: BLOCK 85. AISLES: 9-C-10. Cotton, Grains, Preserved Fruits. GROUP 84. .Hen, W. S., Mist. Millet, Sorghum. ;artlett, W. M., Bentonville. Wheat arson, J. L., Jacksonville. Beans ;hapmond, T. L., Washita. Lima Beans )ean, H. A., Camden. Peas )emby, Mrs. J. H., Hot Springs Beans )errick, J. W., Bentonville. Beans, Peas. )ixie Cotton Oil Co., Little Rock. Cot- ton seed meal and oil 'arrar, F. F,, Elm Springs. Clover seed, wheat lordon, W. F., Harrison. Peas, oats lamilton, J. H., Mena. Beans, wheat, peas larris, W. L., Bentonville. Corn lawthorne, I., Bentonville. Wheat, oats louse, M. C, Lonoke. Peas, Ijeans, corn ackson, J. C, Waldo. Peas ersey Roller Mill Co., Harrison. Corn meal [ing, D. L., Hardy. Wheat 'inna, J. H., Panola. Oats .arry, Tom, Bentonville. Oats .egate Bros., Mena. Oats -eifer, John, Little Rock. Beans vcwis, I. C, Mena. Oats vcwis, N. J., Board Camp. Oats .incoln, Geo. T., Bentonville. Wheat, oats /lartin, B. B., Harrison. Wheat /layberry, Mrs. E. T., Silver. Beans /lays, G. M., Bentonville. Wheat .^etcalf, J. R., Hardy. Corn meal liller, G., Bentonville. Wheat /lontgomery, J. D., Black Springs. Beans Jewman, Prof., Experiment Station, Fayetteville. Peas Reynolds, J. N., Camden. Potatoes Russell. Dr. W. D., Leslie. Barley jilvy, Mr., Paris. German millet. Sirnpson, Chas., Silver. Beans >mith, G. J., Washington. Beans imith, S. S., Mount Ida. Beans Southern Cotton Oil Co.. Little Rock. Crude and refined cotton seed oil, hulls and meal Steers, I. N., Harrison. Wheat lummers. H. C. Harrison. Rye 'aylor, E. L., Bentonville. Wheat, sor- ghum Witt, G., Mount Ida. Beans. GROUP 87. Hardy Roller Mill Co., Hardy. High patent flour Jersey Roller Mill Co., Harrison. Pat- ent and graham flour Lincoln, Geo. T., Bentonville. Graham flour. GROUP 89. Adams, Dr., Arkadelphia. . Chinese quince Allen, Mrs. J. M., Rogers. Canned strawberries. Barnett, Rev. S. L., Magnolia. Plums Campbell, I., Van Buren. Shannon apples Campbell Mrs. T. J., Searcy. Ponderosa Clark, G. W., Little Rock. Japanese persimmons Clinghan, T. J., Chidester. Peaches Crow, Mrs. H. N., Rogers. Canned peaches Fenton, John, Fenter. Keifer pears Fricks, T. H., Texarkana. Pears. George, Mrs., Scotts. Quince Hale, Mrs. E. G., Nashville. Lemons Johnson, William, Heber. Dried Apples Kenney, J. I., Van Buren. Free-stone peach Lane, Mrs. E., Rogers. Canned peaches Meyers, M. M., Eureka Springs. Seed- ling peaches Miller, Mrs. W. A., Rogers. Canned cherries Nichols, Hugh, Cummins. Pears Rigler, Andy, Little Rock. Peaches Scott, Miss Kate, Hampton. Lemons . Short, Mrs. J. F., Augusta. Lemons Stokes, Mrs., Rogers. Canned Black- berries Vivian, W. H., Lonoke. Pears Wilson, P. H., Kingsland. Pears GROUP 90. Allen, W. S., Mist. Syrup Anthony, Joe, Rogers. Grapes. Bailey, Mrs., Rogers. Cherries, plums Dickson, Mrs. A., Rogers. Gooseberries and strawberries Oklahoma Vinegar Co., Fort Smith. Sauces, pickles and relishes 34 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Owens, Mrs. R. C, Rogers. Pears Stanton, Mrs., Rogers. Black raspber- ries Simpson, Mrs. A., Rogers. Peach butter GROUP 91. Mountain Valley Water Co.,Hot Springs. Ixlineral water GROUP 92. Past, Jacob, Altus. Native wine Vinola Wine Ranch, Montene. Native wines GROUP 95- Altheimer, Louis, Pine Bluff. Long staple cotton Basham, Dr. J. P., Little Rock. Long staple cotton Billingsiey, Geo., Marianna. Long staple cotton Booker, Young, Fulton. Long staple cotton Brooks, R. E., Marianna. Long staple cotton Byers. Ernest, Marianna. Long staple cotton Carvy, Henry, Marianna. Long staple cotton Cheny & Day, Marianna. Long staple cotton. Estes, Dr. J. H., Little Rock, Long staple cotton Estes, William, Helena. Long staple cotton. Field Bros., Little Rock. Long staple cotton Griffis, R. D., Marianna. Long staple cotton Hays, Jeff, Fulton. Long staple cotton. Haywood, Joe, Marianna. Long staple cotton Haywood, B. F., Ashdown. Bale long staple cotton Hot Springs Ostrich Farm, Hot Springs. Ostrich farm products Hughes & Kelley, Marianna. Long staple cotton Hunter, Joe, Marianna. Long staple cotton Johnson, J., Marianna. Long staple cotton Jones, M. A., Marianna. Long staple cotton King's Plantation, Helena. Long staple cotton Lasker Bros., Little Rock. Long staple cotton Marianna Cotton Co., Marianna. Long staple cotton Matingly, Joe, Marianna. Long staple cotton Minis, D. L., Hope. Long staole cotton. Moore, C. L. & Bro., Helena. Lone; staple cotton Moss, E. B., Fulton. Long staple cotton Perkins, D. C, Helena. Long staple cotton Person, Steve, Marianna. Long staple cotton Ffeifer Grocer Company, Little Rock. Long- staple cotton Pf eif er, John, Little Rock. Long staple cotton Reeves. J. A., Hope. Long staple cotton Sheres, H. L. B., Fulton. Long staple cr)tton , Shults, J. B., Fulton. Long staple cotton Smeed, Mr., Marianna. Long staple cotton Smith, O. W., Fulton. Long staple cotton Spivev. W. M., Marianna. Long stanle cotton Taylor, J. H., Hope. Long staple cotton West, J. L., Marianna. Long staple cotton Yates, Thomas, Helena. Long staple cotton CALIFORNIA. LOCATION: BLOCKS 80 to 84. AISLES: E-g. Vegetable Food Products, Canned Fruits, Wines and Brandies. GROUP 82. California, State of. Ehman Olive Co., Orovillc. Olive oil machinery. GROUP 83 California, State of. Collective exhibit of soils, Sacramento county. Collection of soils. GROUP 84. Alameda County. Collective Exhibit b> the following: Alameda Sugar Refining Co. Sugai beet seed, sugar beets, sugar. Anspacher Bros., Livermore. Hay. Barges, Antone, Alvarado. Beans. CALIFORNIA. 35 Briggs, A. H., Newark. Beans. Brown, Mrs. L. K., Newark. Beans. Chadbourne Warehouse Co., Pleasan- ton. Barleys. Dieckerhoff, F., Livermore. Australian wheat. Farara, Manuel, Centerville. Corn and wheat. Furukawa, Sango, Newark. Beans. Hagerman, Aug., Livermore. Barley. Haines, R. F., Alvarado. Corn, barley. Haley, C S., Newark. Beans. Jensen, H., Livermore. Barley. Karatona, Kirah. Beans. Lea & Co., F. J., Oakland. Olive oil. Livermore Warehouse Co., Livermore. Hay. Marsh Co., C. C. Seeds, assorted. Peaters, M. S., San Lorenzo. Beans and corn. Shinn, Elbert, Niles. Corn. Birdsall, F., Auburn, Placer county. Olive oil. JuUard, Walter, Chico, Butte county. .\ltalla hay. Butte county, collective exhibit of ce- real--, forage, gras.^es, oil, etc. Butte, Colusa, Glenn, Sacramento, Yolo, Tehama counties, collective exhibit of wheat, rye. Butte, Yoio and Sacramento counties. Alfalfa cured and proce.ssed in gla.ss. DaUfornia, State of, cereals, vegetables in process; oil producing plants and their products, etc. Colusa county, collective exhibit of wheat. Egyptian corn, Dent corn, veg- etable seeds, etc. Eckman & Stowe, Oroville, Butte coun- ty. Olive oil. Ehman Olive Co., Oroville, Butte coun- ty. Olive oil, pickled olives. Fresno county, collective exhibit by the following: Hammond, T. J., Fresno. Cereals. Hobbs, Parsons Co., Fresno. Cereals. Minenewawa Home Packing Co., Fres- no. Olive oil and i)ickled olives. Nares & Saunders, Fresno. Cereals, seeds. Roeding Packing Co., The, Fresno. Olive oil. Glenn county, collective exhibit of ce- reals, forage, etc. Gray, John C, Oroville, Butte county. Olive oil. Kings county, collective exhibit of ce- reals, seeds and forage. Los Angeles county, collective exhibit by the following: Bishop & Co., Los Angeles. Olive oil. Borden, Gail, Los Angeles. Corn. Branch, John, Los Angeles. Citron melons. Braun, F. W. & Co., Los Angeles. Olive oil. Capital Milling Co., Los Angeles. Wheat and barley. Gillis, R. C, Santa Monica. Beans. Hill, James, & Sons, Los Angeles. Olives and olive oil. Jevne, H., Los Angeles. Olive Oil. . Johnston, Mercer Seed Co., Los An- geles. Grass and garden seeds. Los Angeles Farming & Milling Co., Los Angeles. Wheat and barley. Los Angeles Olive Growers' Ass'n, Los Angeles. Olives and olive oil. Mills, J. v., Los Angeles. Peanuts. Newmark & Edwards, Los Angeles. Barley. Sessions, Ed., Los Angeles. Corn in stalk. Orange county, collective exhibit by the following: Boose, John, Santa Ana. Corn in stalk. Fuller, Albert, Tustin. Egyptian corn. Hall, B. F., Santa Ana. Okra. Hobson, A. O., Santa Ana, Potatoes. Jones, James, Bolsa. Chili peppers. Joplin, J. B., Santa Ana. Chili peppers. Los Alamitos sugar factory, Los Ala- mitos. Beet sugar. Luther, R. B., Garden Grove. Corn in ear. Moody, C. A., Moody, Garden Grove, Rye. Morris, John, San Joaquin. Oats. Morrison, W. H., Santa Ana. Beans. Orange county committee collective ex- hibit: Spurgeon, W. H., Santa Ana. Egyp- tian corn. Utt, C. E., Tustin. Peanuts. Waggoner Bros., Anaheim. Burbank potatoes. Warner, C. W., New Hope. Citron melon. Wells, L. T., Talbert. Potatoes and onions. Young, A, J., Westminster. Potatoes. Placer county, collective exhibit of olives and olive oil. Sacramento county, collective exhibit of cereals, seeds, beans, forage, olives and olive oil. Santa Barbara county, collective exhibit of wheat, barley, beans and mustard. Cooper, Elwood, Santa Barbara. Olive oil. San Diego county, collective exhibit by the following: 36 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Akerman & Tuffley, San Diego. Olive oil. Gifford, C. W., San Diego. Olive oil, pickled olives. San Joaquin county, collective exhibit by the following: Beckman, H. C, Stockton. Cereals. Cooper, William, Stockton. Sugar pro- ducing plants. San Juan Oil Co., Fair Oaks, Sacra- mento county. Olive oil. Stewart, Dr., Sacramento county. Veg- etable seeds. Cox Seed Co., Stockton. Legumes and their seeds. Crump, W. H., Stockton. Olive oil. Garibaldi, F., Stockton. Tubers, roots and their seeds. Solano county, collective exhibit of ce- reals, beans, olive oil and pickled olives. Sutter county, collective exhibit of corn. Sacramento, Colusa and Yolo Counties, collective exhibit of vegetable seeds. Ventura county, collective exhibit by the following: American Beet Sugar Co., Oxnard. Beet sugar. Anderson, M. H., Santa Paula. Lima beans. Armsby, J. K., Ventura. Seed beans. Ayers, W., Ventura. Popcorn. Baker, M. M., Ventura. Beans. Barnard, F. E., Ventura. Beans. Bellew, T., Ventura. White navy beans. Boosey, Wm., Ventura. Beans. Califf, Chas., Ventura. Beans. California Limoneira Co., Santa Paula. Beans. Cassidy, F. A., Ventura. Beans. Clark, H. F , Saticoy. Beans. Clark, Thomas, Ojai. Sorghum. Cummings, J. F., Santa Paula. Beans. del Valle, M. F., Camulos. Beans. Dennison, H. J., Ojai. Wheat. Donlon Bros., Hueneme. Beans. Dudley, F. H., Ventura. Beans. Dudley, B. W., Ventura. Beans. Faulkner, G. W., Santa Paula. Beans. Flint, H. F., Ventura. Beans. Foster, E. P., Ventura. Grain. Gerry, E. W., Ventura. Beans. Henderson, S. C, Santa Paula. Beans. Hill, S., Santa Rosa. Corn in ear. Jones, G. A., Ventura. Beans and corn. Knox, J. L., Ventura. Beans. Leach, W. E., Ventura. Beans. Levy, A., Hueneme. Beans. McCoy, C. B., Santa Sunana. Grain and beans. McDivitt, F. F., Santa Paula. Black- eye beans. McDonald, H. M., Santa Paula. Beans. McKee, George, Saticoy. Black-eye beans. McKee, J. R., Bardsdale. Black-eye beans. McPherson, C. L., Ventura. Lima beans. Moulahardt, A. F., Hueneme. Beans. Neel, W. T., Saticoy. Beans. Neel, H. H., Ventura. Beans. Olivas, N., Montalvo. Corn. Ojai Olive Co., Ojai. Olive oil. Owens, R. L., Saticoy. Beans. Peirana, N., Saticoy. Beans. Price, A., Ventura. Beans. Rodriguez, J. S., Ventura. Chili pep- pers. Santa Paula Commercial Co. Beans. Sexton, Joseph, Ventura. Beans. Sheldon, D. F., Ventura. Beans. Smith, F. M., West Saticoy. Beans. Southern Pacific Milling Co., Saticoy. Beans. Sudden, R. C, Saticoy. Beans. Terry, J. A., Sormis. Barley and oats. Thompson, Dixie, Rancho, Ventura. Beans. Vickers, A. C, Saticoy. Beans. Volkerts, S. E., Hueneme. Corn. Wagoner, W. A., Nordhoff. Oats. Warner Bros., NordhofF. Wheat. Westlund, John, Saticoy. Beans. GROUP 85. California, State of. Butter and cheese. Sacramento county, exhibit of cheese. GROUP 87. Sacramento county, collective exhibit by the following: Star Milling Co., Sacramento. Flour and mill products. GROUP 89. Alameda county, collective exhibit by the following: California Fruit Canners' Assn., Oak- land. Fruits in cans and jar>, canned vegetables, fruits preserved. Bonsens Bros. Celery processed. Bonezino, Mr. Celery processed. Doty, J. M. Olives processed. Ellsworth, H., Niles. Dried fruits, as- sorted. Emery, E. C. Tomatoes processed. Gallegos, Juan, Mission San Jose. Prunes, dried. Hunt Bros. Co., Haywards. Fruit as- sorted, canned; tomatoes processed. Meek Estate, San Lorenzo. Tomatoes processed. Rearrer, J. Potatoes processed. Rose, M. Potatoes processed. CALIFORNIA. 37 Russell & Kimball, Haywards. Dried iruits. Saunders, F. Potatoes processed, itte county, collective exhibit of dried [riiits. Itte, Glenn, Sacramento, Tehama and Yolo, Ynba, Suiter, Placer counties, collective exhibit of dried fruits, prunes, peaches, pears and plums. ilifornia, State of, collective exhibit of canned fish, sardines and abalone. dried fruits, raisins, figs, fruits pre- served without sugar, canned fruits. )lusa county, collective exhibit of dried fruits. ;ntral California Canneries, Sacramen- to. Canned fruits. lovirers, Miss Carrie, Yolo county. Dried rigs, raisins and pears. Idorado county, collective exhibit of dried fruits. rst Leuhning Co., The, Suisun. Dried fruit. resno county, collective exhibit by the following; Co-operative Packing Co., Fresno. Dried fruits and raisins. Droge Packing Co., Peter, Fresno. Cured figs. Eagle Packing Co., Fresno. Dried fruits and raisins. Fresno Home Packing Co., Fresno. Dried fruits and raisins. Hammond. T. J., Fresno. Prepared figs. Minenwawa Home Packing Co., Fres- no. Canned fruits. Roeding Packing Co., Fresno. Cala- myrna figs. ilenn county, collective exhibit of dried fruit. Woodlands' Sultana Raisin Growers' As- sociation, Yolo county. Dried prunes, peaches, raisins, etc. [ussey, J. C, Thermalito, Butte county. -Adriatic figs, '^an Lennep, D., Auburn. Dried Smyrna figs. ^ings county, exhibit of dried fruits. .OS Angeles county, collective exhibit by the following: California Fish Co., Los Angeles. Canned fish and sardines. Los Angeles World's Fair Committee. Dried fruits: preserved fruits without >ugar. Loud & Gerling, Pomona. Dried fruit. North Ontario Packing Co., Pomona. Dried fruit. IcNamee, Oroville, Butte county. Adri- atic figs. lansen, R. M., Lincoln, Placer county. ! Raisins. Marzell, Edward, Penryn, Placer county. Smyrna figs, white and black. Newcomb, Frank. Exhibit dried peaches, Sacramento county, collective exhibit of dried fruits and canned goods. San Diego county, collective exhibit of raisins. Shasta county, collective exhibit of dried fruits. Sutter county, collective exhibit of dried fruit. Tehama county, collective exhibit of dried fruit. Ventura County. Collective exhibit of dried fruit. Yuba county, collective exhibit of dried fruits. GROUP go. California, State of, collective exhibit of beet sugar, confectionery, preserves and jellies, relishes and condiments. California Salt Co., Mt. Eden. Salt. Corsica Citron Co., Los Angeles. Crys- talized citron. Bailey, Mrs. R. A., Sacramento county. Preserves, jellies and pickles. Bishop & Co., Los Angeles. Crystalized fruits jams, jellies, marmalades. Long Syrup & Refining Co., San Fran- cisco. Preserves, cherries, conserved fruits, glace fruits. Marsh, Mrs. Bessie, South Passadena. crystalized flower leaves. McNaughton, Miss Amelia, South Pas- sadena. Crystalized flower leaves. Old Mission Preserving Co., Los Ange- les. Marmalades. Pioneer Chili Pepper Co., Los Angeles. Canned chili peppersu Van Lennep, D. Preserved Smyrna figs. Williams Co., George, Los Angeles. Williams' sauce. GROUP 91. Butte county, exhibit of mineral water. California, State of, collective exhibit of areated waters, mineral waters, ginger Castle Rock Mineral Water Co., Castella, Shasta county. Mineral water. Cooks Spring Mineral Water Co., Colusa county. Mineral water. Foute Estate, Colusa county. Mineral water. Pure Water Co., Golden Gate. Prepared table waters. Solana county, exhibit of mineral water. GROUP 92. Alameda county, collective exhibit by the following: Dos Mesas Vineyard, Livermore. Wines assorted. 38 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Gier, Theo., Oakland. Wines assorted. Mont. Rouge Vineyard, Livermore. Wines assorted. California, State of, collective exhibit of wines and brandies by the following: Bruner & Chaix, San Francisco. California Wine Ass'n, San Francisco. California Wine & Brandy Co., San Francisco. California Winery, Sacramento. Chauche & Bon, San Francisco. Cross, Dr. H. N. (Dos Mesas) Liver- more. Dresel & Co., Sonoma. Finke's, A., San Francisco. French American Wine Co., San Fran- cisco. Germain Wine Co., Edw., Los Ange- les. Gier & Co., Theo., Oakland and San Francisco. Goldberg, Bowen & Co., San Fran- cisco. Gundlack, Bundschu Wine Co., San Francisco. Hoelscher, Wm. & Co., San Fran- cisco. Italian-Swiss Colony, San Francisco. Italian Vineyard Co., Los Angeles. Keyes, W. S., Howell Mountain. Lachman & Jacobi, San Francisco. Lyons Co., E. G., The, San Francisco. Lyons & Raas Co., E. G. The, San Francisco. Mann & Co., C. M., San Jose. Martinoni, E. (Vermouth) San Jose. Masson Champagne Co., Paul, San Jose. Napa & Sonoma Wine Co., San Fran- cisco. Repsold & Co., A., San Francisco. Rosenblatt Co., The, San Francisco. Rossi, P. C. (Vermouth), San Fran- cisco. Samuels Bros. & Co., San Francisco. Schiling & Co., C, San Francisco. Schlessinger & Bender, San Francisco. Sierra Madre Vintage Co., San Fran- cisco. Southern California Wine Co., Los Angeles. Wetmore, Bowen & Co., San Fran- cisco. WoUacott, H. J., Los Angeles. California Wine Co., Sacramento county. Sherry, madeira, port. Barton Estate Packing Co., Fresno. Wines. Brandt & Co., Los Angeles. Prepared lemon juice. El Dorado county, collective exhibit of Germain Wine Co., Edwin, Los Ange- les. W^ine and brandy. Italian Vintage Co., Los Angeles. Wines. Jevne, H., Los Angeles. Wines. Ladd, George S., Stockton, San Joaquin county. Ordinary wines. Los Angeles county, collective exhibit of wines and brandies. Marzell, Edward, Placer county. Sherry, port, angelica. Sacramento county, collective exhibit of wines. Sierra Madre Vintage Co., La Manda. Wines and brandies. Smith, Mrs. Louis Cary, Pomona. Un- fermented grape juice. Southern California Wine Co., Los An- geles. Wines and brandies. Wollacott, H. J., Los Angeles. Unfer- mented grape juice. GROUP 94 Eldorado Brewing Co., Stockton. Bot- tled beer. 1^.1. 8r. Los Angeles Brewing Co., Los Angeles. I\Ialt and beer. Rothenbush, Stockton, San Joaquin count}'. Beer. Ruhstaller, F. O., Sacramento. Beer. GROUP 95 Alameda county, collective exhibit by the following: El Dorado Oil Works. Linseed oil. Kenyon, Mrs. D. C, Ventura. Pampas plumes. Lewis, F., Pleasanton. Hops. Pleasanton Warehouse Co. Pleasan- ton. Hops. Rancho Delle Valle, Pleasanton. Hops. Binns, W. C, Ventura. Broom corn. California, State of, collective exhibit of flax, hemp, wool. hops. Cawston, Edwin, South Passadena. Os- trich feathers. Citrus Products Co., National City. San Diego county. Essential oil. Cream of Lemon Co., Los Angeles. Cream of lemon. Horst Bros., Sacramento county. Baled liops. Lemola Soap Co., Los Angeles. Lemola soap. Los Angeles Soap Co., Los Angeles. Soap. Lovdal Bros., Yolo county. Baled hops. San Gabriel Valley Essential Oil Co., Passadena. Essential oil. Sacramento county, collective exhibit of hops, hemp, broom corn. Solano county, collective exhibit of hemp and Iiops. COLORADO. GROUP 96. Jutte county, collective exhibit of honey. ;jalifornia, State of, collective exhibit of honey. Fresno county, collective exhibit of honey. Los Angeles county committee, collec- tive exhibit of honey. Smerson & Bros., Los Angeles. Honey. ^offett, Joseph, Los Angeles. Honey. Sacramento county, collective exhibit of honey. San Diego county, collective exhibit of honey. Solano county, collective exhibit of Iioney. Allen, William, Santa Paula. Honey. Mclntyre, J. F., Ventura. Honey. Mendelson, W. H., Ventura. Honey. Mercer, L. E., Ventura. Honey. Yolo County. Collective exhibit honey. COLORADO. LOCATION: BLOCK 91. AISLES: lo-ii-C-D. Agricultural Products. GROUP 84. BOULDER COUNTY. \ffedcl, A. F. Wheat. \ffolter, Mrs. E. Wheat. \llen, Levi. Timothy. \ndrew, James. Wheat. \rmstrong, John M. Wheat. \twood, W. H. Barley. Basher, Alpheus. Wheat. 3easley, Lee. Wheat. Biedsell, H. A. Wheat. Bowers, H. B. Wheat. Buttermuth, C. C. Wheat. 31ark, Geo. Wheat. Dlawson, Garret. Wheat. Zlochran, J. A. Wheat. :offman, J. E. Wheat. Zlushman, A. W. Wheat. Dawson, John. Barley. Dickens, W. A. Wheat. Ellison, J. E. Wheat Porbes, S. A. Wheat. Gardner, John W. Wheat. jibson, A. L. Wheat. 3olden, C. E. Wheat. rtalde, Peter. Grasses. Haney, R. S. Wheat. Hellins, G. W. Wheat. Jacobson, Fred. Wheat. [ohnson, A. N. Wheat. [ohnson, C. R. Blue-stem wheat. lorgensen, A. Wheat. Lee, Joseph. Barley. Long, H. C. Wheat. Morrell, A. Wheat. Munford, J. C. Oats and wheat, Mewell, Olney. Wheat. Price, Edwin. Wheat. Pugh. G. E. Wheat. Randall, J. M. Barley. Roman, Lonnie. Wheat. Rothrock, John. Wheat. Schivilke, Jacob. Wheat. Selbey, Wm. Wheat. Shelbner, Lige. Wheat. Small, Major. Barley. St. Clair, David. Wheat. Weese, C. C. Oats. White, H. D. Wheat. White, Ross. Wheat. Woehrsan, Teho. Wheat. Young, Willis. Wheat. CHAFFEE COUNTY. Harrington, O. E. Oats. DELTA COUNTY. Mathews, H. E. Oats. Morrell, Amos. Pop corn. Orth, Barney. Orange sugar cane. Tholen, Fred H. Oats. Wade, Geo. W. Grasses. EL PASO COUNTY. Bickler, Wm. Oats. Griere, J. M. Wheat and barley. Haggen, J. G. Oats. Keen, P. M. Rye and wheat. Oakes, P. J. Oats. Overton Bros. Wheat. Palmer, Wm. J. Oats. GARFIELD COUNTY. Flynn, Dan. Wheat. Thomas, John. Timothy. LAS ANIMAS COUNTY. Aguirro, Casme de. Corn. Bloom Cattle Co. Corn and oats. Brown, Frank. Orchard grass, native grass, wild rye. 40 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Coe, Jas. E. Barley. I Darling, Doc. Oats. Davis, Noah. Rye, red top. DeBusk, S. W. Field beans, German millet riiul cactus. Dominguer, Ramson. Oats. Dorn, Geo. Corn. Dulings Ranch. Wild rye. Frisby, F. F. Mexican beans. ; Garcia, J. M. Oats. Gramarcy Park Ranch, Red top. Hunter, John. Field beans. Ingmier, J. W. Oats. i Jones, A. H. Field beans. | Kerr, Frank. Potatoes, barley. Marco, Antonio. Corn, peas, wheat, oats. Medeira, Julian. Blue Mexican corn. Moore, D. A. Corn. Moore, S. A. Hoehn beans. Pais, Antonio. Wheat. Patton, Samuel. Field beans and millet. Peterson, Chas. E. Rye. Peterson, Fred E. Potatoes. Riley, Ed. Potatoes, barley. Robertson, R. C. Field beans. Robinson & Butler. Field beans. Romero, Carmel. Wheat, oats. Stanton, A. D, Field beans. Stors, Adolph. Red top. Stors, G. C. Red top. Vigil, Rafail. Oats. Wagoner, S. T. Field beans. LA PLATA COUNTY. Bates, E. G. Oats. Barnes, Geo. Wheat, oats, grasses. Day, J. L. Grasses. Lowell, J. P. Oats and wheat. Jones, J. C. Oats. LOGAN COUNTY. Fish, M. M. Wheat. Lent, S. F. Wheat and grasses. Munson, L. A. Alfalfa seed. Otto, Chas. Oats. Privitt. Barley. Schwertfegen, Aug. Fall rye. LARIMER COUNTY. Bader, Wm. E. Oats. Bines, David. Wheat. Brown, Wiles. Wheat. Brunson, A. L. Wheat. Christensen, C. C. Red top. Cargley, Geo. Clover. Coleman, W. K. Wheat. Evans, E. K. C. Clover. Frantz, Leonard. Wheat. Gross, Fred. Wheat. Huppe Bros. Blue stem, oats and wheat. Johnson, Olof. Wheat. Kern, Harry F. Oats. Lewis, Seth C. Wheat. McCormack & Barr. Wheat. Moon, Lady Catherine. Oats and tim- othy. Moore, Thomas. Wheat. Noodle, James. Oats. Onstall, Brid. Wheat. Osborn, M. J. Oats. Ruple, S. C. Wheat. Smith, E. A. Native grasses. Strauf, James. Oats. Turner, Wm. Wheat. Zeigler Bros. Oats. Zimmerman, John. Peas. MONTEZUMA COUNTY. Bemer, George. Wheat, oats and grasses. Koehn, Mrs. L. H. C. Wheat, oats and grasses. Payor, S. Wheat, oats and grasses. Ritter, F. Wheat, oats and grasses. Taylor, C. H. Wheat, oats and grasses. Taylor, P. S. Wheat, oats and grasses. , Thomas, Wm. Wheat, oats and grasses. Thompson, J. A. Wheat, oats and grasses. MONTROSE COUNTY Bryant, H. T. Wheat. Hager, Bert. Barley, wheat. Imgraham, Job. Wheat. Keller, Alfred. Wheat, oats. McCullough, C. C. Wheat, oats. Moore, T. M. Chaflf, oats and wheat. Nutt, Thomas. Rye. Pearse, N. G. Barley, wheat, mullet. Pearse, W. S. Wheat. Picker, Chris. Grasses, alfalfa, tim- othy. Ross, L. E. Oats. Shutts, John. Oats. Teague, S. W. Wheat. Tessman Bros. Wheat, oats. MORGAN COUNTY. Acom, E. R. Wheat. Clem, A. D. Timothy and rye grass. Drake, W. A. Wheat. Lydick, Frank. Barley. Miller, W. G. Wheat. Murray, G. W. Wheat. Nichol, J. E. Barley. Price, Jasper. Barley and wheat. Pyott, H. G. Barley. Statley, H. Oats. Stratton, W. S. Barley. OTERO COUNTY. American Beet Sugar Co. Velvet chaff and wheat. Badger, Harry. Oats. Banserman, Wm. Oats. Bennett, J. W. Wheat. COLORADO. 41 3ryant, Geo. Oats. Campbell, W. A. Oats. :ampbell, W. E. Wheat. :over, C. J. Rye, Speltz, Alfalfa. Donahue, E. P. Oats, ■lamlin, A. H. Alfalfa, Earner, Chas. Oats. iarris, W. A. Barley and wheat. •lorner, J. Oats. iugnenin, D. V. Barley. iugnenin, Louis. Speltz. 'ohnson, Thos. Peanuts. l,ester, S. L. Blue stem, slough grass, gramma grass and oat grass. ^aldet, G. W. Oats. Hilton, Luther, Wheat. Dsnard, H, T. Wheat, velvet chaff. Meters, H. & H. Barley. >hell, Wm. Oats. Jmith, Dost. Oats. Joule, Frank. Alfalfa in seed, jwink, Geo. W. Oats. Paylor, John. Wheat, rodd, Geo. Oats. iVhittenburg, Wm. Prairie blue stem. PROWERS COUNTY. Bemis, James, Wheat. Jrandenburg, J. C. Millet and corn. i^ochran, J. T. Corn. :ole. G. D. Wheat. jordon, E. C. Wheat, oats. 3ale, A. G. Wheat. iale, W, G. Wheat, oats. iamline, H. O. Wheat. iobbs. E. R. Wheat. dler, G. W, Wheat, oats. ^ern, A. Wheat. timber, H, S. Wheat. Clotz, Dave. Wheat. J^amar Ranch Co. Millet. L.amson Brothers. Wheat. ^oeller, C. H, Wheat. Parmenter, M, D. Artichoke. r>ead, A. Corn, ^eyher, Jacob. Wheat, ^ose, A. W. Wheat, oats, ^yher, Wm. Wheat, oats. jchermerhorn, N. G. Broom corn. shultz, John, Wheat, oats and corn. swanson, Peter. Wheat. tVagner, Emery J. Alfalfa seed. iVatson, G. A. Grasses and oats. tVieman, Wm. Wheat. iVilliams, Fred. Wheat, »Ving, Captain, American bee plant, A/'right, John S. Onions. PUEBLO COUNTY. 3rugh, S. M. Oats and blue grass. 31aypool, John. Blue stem. wUrtis, A. A, Oats, 3enny, A. N, Oats. Evarts, Mrs, Hannah. Barley. Gibson, H. W. Oats. Harden, J. M. Timothy, Hardin, Nicholas. Spring wheat. Keene Bros. Spring rye and timothy. McHarg, Henry. Oats. Miller, Thos. S. Hebron wheat. Pierce, A. R. Blue-stem wheat. Reynolds, Geo. Oats. Sease, John M. Barley. Semper, Samuel. Barley. Skaggs, F. M. Club wheat. Smith, Taylor. Red Cross wheat. Swartz, Ed. Millet. Taylor, Geo. Eldorado wheat. Walker, H. B. Grasses. RIO GRANDE COUNTY. Abernathy, Frank. Oats. Anderson, Sanford. Grasses, Benjamine, Mr. Flax, Chisholm Bros. Rye. Colorado Valley Land Co. Wheat, oats, barley, rye and .urasscs. Ewing, John. Red top. Graves, A. Rye. Hafferty, B. B. Wheat. Irwin, C. A. Oats. Jones Bros. Club wheat. Keivey, Wm. Red clover. Kelley, James A, Wheat, oats and peas, and barle}'. Miller, Geo, Oats. Neeley, James, Wheat. Newton, John, Grasses. Oliver, A. A. Wheat, Oliver, C, C. Wheat. Olson, A. Grasses, Oreson, M. Grasses. Puddy, Austin. Eldorado wheat. Robeson, Gus. Grasses. San Louis Valley Land Co. Wheat, oats, barle^^ Sheriden, Jos. I. Red top. Shoup Brothers. Grasses. Sylvester, F. & Sons. Oats and wheat. Sylvester, O. W. Wheat and oats. Tracey. A. Millet. Wyland. Oscar. Rye, Zinser, J. F, Rye and wheat, SAGUACHE COUNTY. Bechtol, John M. Wheat, oats and grasses. Bell, Claude. Wheat, oats and grasses. Brown, Frank, Wheat, oats and grasses. Connor, Matt. Wheat, oats and grasses. Daugherty, Hugh. Beans. Faron, Lagarito, Wheat, oats and grasses. Forbes, Andrew. Wheat, oats and grasses. Forbes, Grove, Wheat, oats and grasses FuUenweider, H, A, Wheat, oats and grasses. 42 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. 1 FuUenweider, J. S. Wheat, oats and grasses. Hecker, O. H. B. Wheat, oats and grasses. Johnson, August. Barley. La Junta Ranch. Wheat, oats and grasses. Means & Ashby. Wheat, oats and grasses. Smith, James R. Wheat, oats and grasses. SulUvan, Dan. Wheat, oats » and grasses. Wales Brothers. Wheat, oats and grasses. Warren, Silas. Wheat, oats and grasses. WASHINGTON COUNTY. Ault, Henry. Wheat. Gill, M. B. Barley, wheat and grasses. Link, C. Wheat. WELD COUNTY. Samuel. Grasses and Armstrong, wheat. Austin, F. G. Wheat. Baird Bros. Wheat. Barr, James. Wheat and barley. Bliss Bros. Oats. Doty, John M. Wheat. Eaton, B. F. Wheat. Foster, H. Wheat and barley. Greely Merchandise Co., The. Potatoes. Gumeson, O. W. Barley. Hauch, Robert. Wheat. King, Jess. Wheat. Leavan Bros. Wheat. Law, George. Barley. Logan, G. A. Wheat. Mason, Fred M. Wheat. Munfer, A. Oats. Murry, Perry. Wheat. Paff, Frank. Wheat. Rothchild, I. & Co. Potatoes. Ruch, Chas. Wheat. Sharp, Rudy. Wheat. Sherwood, M. J. Wheat. Scribner, John. Wheat. Storm, Frank. Wheat. Williams, Chas. Wheat. Williams, Will. Wheat. CONNECTICUT. LOCATION: BLOCK io8. AISLES: C-13. Tobacco, Vegetable Food Products, Plant Diseases and Insects. GROUP 81. Aborn, Miles H., Ellington. Tobacco. Ackley, William K., East Hartford. To- bacco. Adams, Joseph, Suffield. Tobacco. Alford, H. W.,-Poquonock. Tobacco. Anderson, George F., Silver Lane. To- bacco. Anderson, Harry, Hockanum. Tobacco. Andross, F. N., South Windsor. To- bacco. Allen, L. W., Suffield. Tobacco. Bancroft, George, Hillstown. Tobacco. Bantle, Jacob N., Naubuc. Tobacco. Bantle, Julius J., Glastonbury. Tobacco. Barnes, Vincent, Westfield. Tobacco. Baublet, William, Hockanum., Tobacco. Betty, Walter M., South Windsor. To- bacco. Bidwell, Andrew, East Hartford. To- bacco. Bissell, L. P., Suffield. Tobacco. Brewer, Joel, Hillstown. Tobacco. Brewer, Norman, Hockanum. Tobacco. Brown, A. H. Poquonock. Tobacco. Burnham, L. P., East Hartford. To- bacco. Burnham, Henry R., East Hartford. To- bacco. Burnham, John H., East Hartford. To- bacco. Burnham, Wilbur, Hockanum. Tobacco. Cannon, C. D., Windsor. Tobacco. Cannon, J. B., Suffield. Tobacco. Carey Brothers, Windsor. Tobacco. Carney Brothers, East Hartford. Te- liae C o . Chapman, H. S., & Brother, Suffield. To- l_)acco. Connecticut, State of. Special tobacco rxliibit. P.l. no. Aisle 1'. Connecticut Valley Company, Windsor. Tf ibacci I. Cowles, R. W., East Granby. Tobacco. Daley, Thomas, South Windsor. To- liaccii. Denslow, O.. Windsor. Tobacco. Despard, William, Glastonbury. Tobac- CONNECTICUT. 43 evitt, Richard, Burnside. Tobacco, nsign, Eliza K. & Son, Hockanum. Tobacco. Imer, John H., Burnside. Tobacco, irnham, E. D., South Windsor. To- bacco. jran Brothers, East Hartford. To- bacco. jrbes, James S., Burnside. Tobacco, jrbes, L. H., Burnside. Tobacco. 3X, Edmund, Hockanum. Tobacco. Dx, Hyram, Hockanum. Tobacco. Dx, Robert, Hockanum. Tobacco, risbie, M., & Son, Southington. . To- bacco. uller, E. A., Suffield.. Tobacco, uller, E. S. & W. F., Suffield. Tobacco, erome, Signor, East Hartford. Tobacco, illigan, William, Windsor. Tobacco, riswold, Henry, Poquonock. Tobacco, rant, Lucius, Wapping. Tobacco, rant, Roswell, South Windsor. To- bacco. ale, E. C, East Hartford. Tobacco, alladay, Edmund, Suffield. Tobacco, alladay, T. M., Suffield. Tobacco, andel, Christian, Hockanum. Tobacco, armon, George A., Suffield. Tobacco, atheway, T. B., Poquonock. Tobacco. emenway, E., Suffield. Tobacco, enshaw Brothers, Suffield. Tobacco, ickey. John J., East Hartford. To- bacco. ickey, Patrick, Burnside. Tobacco, ills, Charles C., Hilltown. Tobacco, ines, Thomas, East Hartford. Tobacco, olcomb, Alfred, Poquonock. Tobacco, olcomb, A. C, Windsor. Tobacco, olcomb, A. E., Poquonock. Tobacco, ouse, George, East Hartford. To- bacco. umanson, H. R., Suffield. Tobacco, untting, John, East Hartford. To- bacco. idian Head Plantation, Granby. To- bacco. ickson, Fred, Suffield. Tobacco. )nes, Nathaniel, South Windsor. To- bacco. earney, T. F., Poquonock. Tobacco, ent, L. A., Suffield. Tobacco, ilburn, Alfred, East Hartford. To- bacco. ing, Edward E., East Hartford. To- bacco. ing, Frederick A., South Windsor. To- bacco. efferty, Daniel, Poquonock. Tobacco, anphear. A., Poquonock. Tobacco, athrop, John E., South Windsor. To- bacco. Lobdell, S. R., East Granby. Tobacco. Loomis, G. A., Windsor. Tobacco. Loomis, H. R., Amherst. Tobacco. Loomis, T., Windsor. Tobacco. Lovell, William, Windsor. Tobacco. Luther, Haskins & Halladay, Suffield. Tobacco. Macey, T. K., Windsor. Tobacco. Mallallery, James, Windsor. Tobacco. Manning, Arthur, Hillstown. Tobacco. McCarty, John J., East Hartford. To- bacco. Morse, Mrs. Wm. H., South Windsor. Tobacco. Mulcahy, William, Hillstown. Tobacco. Murray, Thomas, East Hartford. To- bacco. Newton, Lester, South Windsor. To- bacco. Nolan, M., Poquonock. Tobacco. Noyes, Ralph, South Manchester. To- bacco. Olds & Whipple, Bloomfield. Tobacco. Osterhoudt, A. W., Suffield. Tobacco. Parker, J. B., Poquonock. Tobacco. Pierce, J. S., Enfield. Tobacco. Pinney, W. S., Suffield. Tobacco. Poquonock Agr. Company, Poquonock. Tobacco. Porter, Charles W., Hockanum. To- bacco. Prive, Frank, South Windsor. Tobacco. Reardon, A. C, South Windsor. To- bacco. Reardon, Dennis, South Windsor. To- bacco. Reardon, W. J., South Windsor. To- bacco. Riley, Charles, Burnside. Tobacco. Risley, C. E., Hockanum. Tobacco. Shaw, John, Poquonock. Tobacco. Shepherd, A. N., Portland. Tobacco. Sherwin, A. P., Suffield. Tobacco. Slater, Silas, Hillstown. Tobacco. Sliney, John, Suffield. Tobacco. Smith, Francis, Hockanum. Tobacco. Smith, George, Naubuc. Tobacco. Steele, John, Enfield. Tobacco. Stevens, Wm., Hockanum. Tobacco. Strickland, Frank, Poquonock. Tobacco. Strong, Emerson, Hillstown. Tobacco. Thompson, C. A., Melrose.. Tobacco. Thompson, M. E., Ellington. Tobacco. Thrall, W. A., Poquonock. Tobacco. Ward, James, Suffield. Tobacco. Ward, O. S., East Windsor. Tobacco. Warren, Leander, Silver Lane. To- bacto. Washington, P., Poquonock. Tobacco. Wickham, Horace, Hillstown. Tobacco. Wolf, Walter, Poquonock. Tobacco. 44 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. GROUP 83. Connecticut, State Board of Agriculture of. Reports. 2<7 volumes. Connecticut, State of. Statistical charts showing value of farms and farm pro- ducts. GROUP 84. Abbe, Lindon S., Enfield. Rye, oats. Adams, Stanley B., Broad Brook. Corn. Anderson, Elizabeth, Greenwich. Corn. Anderson, Mrs. E., Suffield. Wheat. Ayre, W. Y., Saybrook. Corn. Banks, Sarah, Greenwich, Buckwheat, corn. Bill, Ludwig, Lyme. Corn. Bomb, John H., Greenwich. Corn. Bradley, Carlos, & Son, Ellington. Oats. buckwheat, rye. sweet corn, popcorn. Brown, V/illiam, Greenwich. Oats. Brundage, H. E., Greenwich. Wheat. Cannon, J. B., Suffield. Buckwheat. Cannon, L. W., Suffield. Rye. Chapman, Charles E., Westbrook. Corn. Clark, George M., Higganum. Grasses. Clark, John G., Greenwich. Wheat. Clark, Willis, Greenwich. Wheat. Close, Albert W., Greenwich. Corn. Close, Shadrach, Greenwich. Buck- wheat. Comstock, Ferre & Co., Wethersfield. Collective exhibit of seeds: Beans, okra, onion, lettuce, turnip, tomato, melon, parsnip, asparagus, cabbage, beet, radish, carrot, salsify, watermel- on, spinach, cress, parsley, corn salad, pepper. Darrah, John, Greenwich. Oats, buck- wheat. Darrah, W. J., Greenwich. Corn. Fairchild, George, Westport. Corn. Ferris, Paul B., Greenwich. Corn. Forbes, James E., East Hartford. Corn. Godfrey, L. S., Weston. Oats. Gowdy Distillery Company, Melrose. Barley. Green, Valentine, Greenwich. Corn. Hale, George, Bridgeport. Corn. Halladay, E., Suffield. Oats, rye, buck- wheat, corn, beans. Hawley, E. N., Brookfield. Wheat, oats. Holt, John M., Middletown. Com. Howe, Lewis, Greenwich. Wheat. Hoyt. Edwin S.. Ridgefield. Corn. Hoyt's, Stephen, Sons, New Canaan. Corn. Keeney, George, Coventry. Corn. Kingsbury, Andrew, Coventry. Corn, buckwheat. ]K>tatoes. Knapp, N. A., Greenwich. Corn. Lockwood, Luke A., Greenwich. Corn. Lyon, Joseph M., Greenwich. Com. May, Mary, Greenwich. Corn. Mead, Augustus I., Greenwich. Corn. Mead, David S., Greenwich. Corn. Mead, Oliver D., Greenwich. Com. Mead, Sarah H., Greenwich. Com. Mead, Seaman, Greenwich. Corn, 9 varieties. Mead, Solomon T., Greenwich. Corn. Mead, Whitman S., Greenwich. Corn. Meekel, C. B., Westport. Corn. Nicholas, Susan W., Fairfield. Corn. Olmstead, O. S., Enfield. Field corn, sweet corn. Parker, M. H., South Coventry. Corn. Pine, Samuel, Greenwich. Corn. Prescott, William H., Rockville. Rye, corn. Reynolds, Abram, Greenwich. Oats, corn. Reynolds, A. N., Greenwich. Corn. Sisson & Strong, North Plain. Buck- wheat, rye. Sherwood, George, Westport. Corn. Smith, Fletcher, Greenwich. Corn. Stiles, Eli G., Melrose. Wheat. Storrs Agr. College, Storrs. Buckwheat, oats. Sturges, Fredrick, Fairfield. Corn. Todd, E. A., Westville. Com. Todd, John, Redding. Corn. Wakeman, G. P., Saugatuck. Corn. Waterbury, George C, Greenwich. Corn, Waterbury, Wm., Greenwich. Corn. Welch, W., Suffield. Com. Williams, N. G., Brooklyn. Corn. Woodruff, S. D., & Sons, Orange. Col- lective exhibit of garden and field seeds: Beans, squash, pumpkin, s"al- sify, carrot, beet, parsnip, lettuce, tur- nip, onion, tomato, rutabaga, peas, corn. GROUP 85. Andover Creamery Co , Andover. But- ter. Avon Creamery Co., Avon. Butter. Beach, Milo D., Litchfield. Butter. Canton Cr. Association, Canton Center Butter. Connecticut, State of. Collective exhibit of butter. Cromwell Co-Op. Cr. Co., Cromwell. Butter. ElUngton Creamery Co., Ellington. But- ter. Geer. W. H., Meriden. Butter. Granby Creamery Co., Granby. Butter. Ives, F. L., Litchfield. Butter. Jewett City Creamery Co., Jewett City. Butter. Kimberly Karmi, Torrington. Butter. GEORGIA. 4^ :illbrook Creamery Co., Millbrook. But- ter. ed's Brook Creamery Co., Canton. But- ter. orton, Edward, Goshen. Pineapple cheese. age, Hollister, Waterbury. Butter, avage, H. E., & Son, Berlin. Butter, mmsbury Dairy Co., West Simmsbury. Butter. uffield Creamery Co., Suffield. Butter, unxis Creamery Co., Robertsville Butter. ernon Creamery Co., Rockville. But- ter. Zapping Creamery Co., Wapping. But- ter. /ilcox, R., & Son, Guilford. Butter, /indsor Creamery Co., Windsor. But- ter. GROUP 96. Connecticut Experiment Station, New Haven. Illu,strated charts showing in- cipiency and development of destruc- tive insects; Promethea moth, scurvy bark louse, oyster shell bark louse, im- ported elm-leaf beetle, squash lady- bird, pernicious (or San Jose) scale, spiny-oak worm, apple tree tent-cater- pillar, hemispherical scale, celery but- . terfly, spring-elm caterpillar, forest tent caterpillar. Connecticut Experiment Station, New Haven. Illustrated charts showing specimens of herbarium diseases: Blight on apple, rust on red clover, smut on onion, mildew on cucumber, scab on apple, club-root on cabbage, rust on asparagus, leaf-spot on cherry, leaf-spot on carnation. GEORGIA. .OCATION: PARTS OF BLOCKS 58, 74, 75 AND 92. AISLES C, D, AND E. Tobacco, Vegetable Food Products, Syrup, Whisky, Cotton. GROUP 81. !ohn, A. & Co., Amsterdam. Tobacco. GROUP 84. reorgia State Agricultural Society. Corn, grains, grasses, hay, peanuts. outhem Cotton Oil Co. and Wesson Co., Savannah. Oil food products and soaps. GROUP 89. ieorgia State Agricultural Society. Ba- con and hams. GROUP 90. Jrooks & Clark, Boston. Syrup. 'airo Cane Growers' Ass'n. Cairo. Syrup. 'argill-Wight Co., Columbus. Syrup, -omfort Trading Co., Boston. Syrup. lox, J. M., Waycross. Syrup, darling, T. J., Waycross. Syrup. i)eSoto Fruit, Agricultural & Manufac- ^ taring Co., DeSoto. Syrup. jeorge Cane Growers' Ass'n. Syrup, iatcher, P. L., Waycross. Syrup, effords, S. V., Waycross. Syrup. ;Cnight, A. M., Waycross. Syrup, -.ott, Warren, Waycross. Syrup. Milligan, E. C, Boston. Syrup. Pierce Co. Cane Growers' Ass'n. Black- shear. Syrup. Price, W. A., Waycross. Syrup. Rodenberry, W. B., Cairo. Syrup. Sirmans, F. B., Sirmans. Syrup. Spence, J. M., Waresboro. Syrup. Taylor, J. W., Boston. Syrup. Walker, Jackson, Walkerville. Syrup. Walker, Dr. J. L., Waycross. Syrup. Ware County Cane Growers' Ass'n, Way- cross. Syrup. Watt, James L., Thomasville. Syrup. Youmans, George R., Waycross. Syrup. GROUP 91. Hagan & Dodd Co., Atlanta. Ginger ale. GROUP 93. Potts-Thompson Co., Atlanta. Whiskies. Rose, R. M. Co., Atlanta. Whiskies. GROUP 95. Augusta Cotton Exchange. Cotton. Berry Cotton Co., Griffin. Cotton. Duckworth & Co., Savannah. Cotton. EngUsh, I. B. & Co., Atlanta. Cotton. Georgia Cotton Products Co., Atlanta. Cotton. DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Gordon, W. W. & Co., Savannah. Cot- ton. Hoist, J. B. & Co., Columbus. Cotton. Howell Cotton Co., Rome. Cotton. Inman, Akers & Inman, Atlanta. Cotton. Jones, C. C, West Point. Cotton. Jones, W. O. & Son, Elberton. Cotton. Planters Compress Co., Altanta. Cotton. Southern Cotton Oil Co., Savannah. Cot- ton seed, hulls, cake, meal, linters, oils. Young, L. Gourdin, Savannah. Cotton. GROUP 96. Magid, Louis B., Tallulah Falls. Silk IDAHO. LOCATION: BLOCK 62. AISLE: H. Collection of Agricultural Products. GROUP 84. Allen, S. W., Peck. Wheat, oats. Allen, Thos., Boise. Bluegrass, peas. Atkinson, Ed., Kendrick. Corn. Attender, Frank, Orofino. Oats, hay, popcorn. Austin Bros., Sugar City. Sugar beets. Axtell, H. A., Avon. Wheat. Bady. W. B., Idaho Falls. Wheat. Bingham county. Millet, popcorn. Buckley, Isaac, Orofino. Turnips and car- rots. Campbell, W. L., St. Anthony. Wheat. Chott, Fred, Tecan. Timothy. Cleverly, Frank, Prospect. Barley. Cosner, D. Oats, barley. Crouder, J. L., Boise. Potatoes. Devlin, Orin, Genesee. Barley. Dougless, Southwick. Barley, oats. Driscoll, T., Genesee. Wheat. Eckert, E. C., Boise. Wheat, oats. Eitzan, A., Nez Perce. Wheat. French, Prof., Moscow. Barley, wheat, oats. Galloway, C. C, Waiser. Corn. Ginell, A., Ako. Barley. Grinold. H., Southwick. Wheat. Hardy, W. B., Idaho Falls. Wheat. Henderson, L. F., Moscow. Potatoes. Henderson. Lewiston. Wheat. Hoffman, W. J., Cameron. Potatoes, beans, wheat. Hurtt, C. B., Parma. Barley, wheat, tim- othy, alfalfa seeds. Idaho State Commission. Wheat, oats, barley. Idaho University, Moscow. Wheat, bar- ley, grasses. Jacks, B. F., Gifford. Oats. Jacks, W. B., Leland. Oats. Jemmerson, Washington county. Field corn. Johns. Oats. Johnson, S. H., Troy. Oats. Jolly, Elmer, Troy. Oats. Kirkpatrick, E. M., Parma. Wheat. Kouni, M., Peck. Carrots, corn. Lorang, Theo., Genesee. Oats. Machwart, C. A., Boise. Potatoes. Manning, Jas., Lewiston. Potatoes. Martin, Thos., Kendrick. Wheat. Martinson, Wm., Grant. Oats. Medcalf, W. D., lona. Barley. Meyer, H., Cameron. Oats, barley. Millson, John, Meadows. Oats. Naylor, Wm., St. Anthony. Wheat. Nouling, J., Idaho Falls. Wheat. Olson, F. C, lona. Barley. Pence, A., Hot Spring. Field and pop- corn. Reed, Theo. & Son. Moscow. Barley. Rockwood, C. W., lona. Oats. Ruddock, H. M.. Roswell. Oats, alfalfa. Russell, H. A., Kendrick. Oats. Sackette, W., Cameron. Wheat, oats. Scheffler, F., Cameron. Timothy. Shaw, F. W., Peck. Carrots, corn. Shields, J. M., Moscow. Grass seeds. Simmon, Martin, Idaho Falls. Barley. Smith, Nampa. Alfalfa. Smith, Geo. A., Lewiston. Wheat, bar- lev. Smith M., Salubria. Wheat. Vance, Jas., Coltman. Oats. Vollmer, J. P., Lewiston. Wheat. Von Ball, Parma. Alfalfa seed. V/alton Bros., Boise. Potatoes. Wessels, H. E., Kendrick. Wheat. Wessels, M. J., Kendrick. Oats, barley, wheat, corn. White, L., St. Anthony. Oats. Wilson, John, Meadows. Oats. Yost, Wm., Boise. Potatoes. GROUP 89. Allen, O. v., Boise. French and Italian prunes. IDAHO— ILLINOIS. 47 2ichelberger, A. V., Boise. Italian prunes. jreen, F. M., Troy. Italian prunes, fohansen & Co. Prunes. [ulietta. Italian prunes. i.dams. Orville, Heathsville. Corn, ^hls, WilUe, Murphysboro. Corn. Ubertson, W. H., Bloomington. Corn. Ulison. John, Danville. Corn. Ambrose, E. S., Hagaman. Corn. Andrews, Delbert, Toledo. Corn, ^rder, Albert, Atwater. Corn, ^rder, Fred, Atwater. Corn, ^rder, Walter, Atwater. Corn. Armstrong, Clyde, Mt. Vernon. Corn. Armstrong, Ernest, Hume. Corn. Armstrong, Harry, Mt. Vernon. Corn. Armstrong, Loyd, Metropolis. Corn. Arney, Rollie, Augsberg. Corn. Arras, Everett, Barr. Corn. Ashdown, Harry, Port Byron. Corn. Atwood, Clarence, Mt. Vernon. Corn. Bacon, Thos. M.. Carlinville. Corn. Bacter, Victor, Shipman. Corn. Baedy, Elmer E., Newbern. Corn. Banerle, Johnny, Nokomis. Corn. Barber, Geo. Z., Miller. Corn. Barber, Robert, Brighton. Corn. Barber, W., Brownstown. Corn. Barkley, Everett, Paris. Corn. Barkley, Frank, Paris. Corn. Barnett, Jesse S , Barnett. Corn. Barron, Earle W., Dakota. Corn. Barrow, Tom L., Palmyra. Corn. Barry, Arthur, Butler. Corn. Barry, Harry, Butler. Corn. Bateman, C, Waverly. Corn. Bates, Victor, Carlinville. Corn. Bauer, Grover, Greenfield. Corn. Bauer, L. W., Greenfield. Corn. Baxter, Victor, Shipman. Corn. Beaty, Earnie, Baden Baden. Corn. Beck, Theo., Meppin. Corn. Bechren, J. F., Summerfield. Wheat. Beel, Howard, Batchtown. Corn. Belt, Forest, Durock. Corn. Bennett, M. K, Unionville. Oats. Berry, M., Butler. Corn. Bever, Vernal C, Say Brook. Corn. 48 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Billington, Clev, Vandalia. Corn. Billman, J. G., Ivesdale. Corn. Bines, Malcomb, Ridgefarm. Corn. Bitterly, W. J. Ottawa.. Corn. Black, Everett, Indianola. Corn. Black, Justice, Janesville. Corn. Black, Lincoln, Washburn. Corn. Black, Robbie V., Washburn. Corn. Blair, Ernest, Carrollton. Corn. Blalock, D. A., Decatur. Corn. Bloome, Arthur H., Nilwood. Corn. Bloome, Adolph, Carlinville. Corn. Bloome, George A., Nilwood. Corn. Bloome, Roland C, Nilwood. Corn. Bloome, Oscar C, Nilwood. Corn. Bode, Louis B., Chesterfield. Corn. Boedy, Elmer, Godfrey. Corn. Bolds, James K., Brownstown. Corn. Bond, Hobart, Mt. Vernon. Corn. Borlin, Marion, Carrollton. Corn. Botkin, Millard, Otterville. Corn. Botkin, W. H., Otterville. Corn. Bown, Charles S., Carlinville. Corn. Bown, Harry E., Carlinville. Corn. Bown, Johnnie, Carlinville. Corn. Bown, Wm. H., Carlinville. Corn. Bowman, Jesse, Toledo. Corn. Bowman, John, Toledo. Corn. Boyd, J. A., Athens. Corn. Brandenbury, Dale, Areola. Corn. Brankers, H. E., Mt. Vernon. Corn. Brandt, Arlie, Morrison. Corn. Brandt, Gustave, Morrison. Corn. Brany, Fred, Pontiac. Corn. Breeding, Charles D., Mowequa. Corn. Breeding, Paul, Mowequa. Corn. Breyman, Charley, Carlinville. Corn. Bricker, Olive C, Bushnell. Corn. Bricker, Glenn H., Bushnell. Corn. Briggs, Jamie, Medora. Corn. Briggs, S. E., Litchfield. Corn. > Brinker, Raymon, Golconda. Corn. Brokane, F. M., Litchfield. Corn. Brown, Delman, Ashley. Corn. Brown, Ed, Greenup. Corn. Brown, George W., Medora. Corn. Brown, James, Jr., Harvel. Corn. Brown, John W., Medora. Corn. Brown, Leo, Modesto. Corn. Brown, Omer R., Carlinville. Corn. Brown, Robert M., Medora. Corn. Brown, S. B., Polk. Corn. Brown, Willie E., Carlinville. Corn. Bryant, Charles, Benson. Corn. Bryant, Duane, Girard. Corn. Bryant, Ebert, Benson. Corn. Buchanan, Alfred, Brownstown. Corn. Bullington, Warren, Vandalia. Corn. Burdick, Elmer, Rockford. Corn. Burke, Beautte, Carlinville. Corn. Burns, Earl, Cumberland Co. Corn. Burns, Paul, Hettick. Corn. Burns, Vincent, Hettick. Corn. Burrow, Ira E., Palmyra. Corn. Burton, Vern, Oakwood. Corn. Butler, Andrew, Scottville. Corn. Butt, John B., Maooa. Corn. Callingsworth, Lester, Trimble. Corn. Calhoun, Cory, Otterville. Corn. Calhoun, Harry, Otterville. Corn. Calkins, Austin, Mt. Vernon. Corn. Calkins, Stewart, Mt. Vernon. Corn. Cameron, Earl, Blaford. Corn. Carey, Varnie, Robison. Corn. Carleton, Everet, Simpson. Corn. Carpenter, Charles, Port Byron. Corn. Carson, Arno, Girard. Corn. Carson, Frank, Brownstown. Corn. Carson, Homer, Brownstown. Corn. Cassey, Harry W., Mommouth. Corn. Cassle, Walter, Vermillion. Corn. Catey, Winifred, Greenup. Corn. Catey, W. H., Greenup. Corn. Challacombe, Chas., Challacombe. Corn. Challacombe, Clifford, Challacombe. Corn. Challacombe, Thos., Challacombe. Corn. Chantry, John, Yates City. Corn. Chappell, James, Bunker Hill. Corn. Charley, Cheap, Decatur. Corn. Cheneeveth, Ralph, Clinton. Corn. Chiles, Glen A., Comer. Corn. Chiles, Howard M., Carlinville. Corn. Chiles, John I., Comer. Corn. Chism, Lester, Chesterfield. Corn. Chowning, Bee, Brighton. Corn. Clark, Cecil R., Petersburg. Com. Clark, William, Carlinville. Corn. Clark, W. R., Bradbury. Corn. Claud, Jal, Greenup. Corn. Clemmons, Gregory, Virden. Corn. Clothier, George W., Argyle. Corn. Collins, G. W., Pontiac. Corn. Collins, Walton, Jr., Greenfield. Corn. Collins, Truman A., Girard. Corn. Combrier, Joe L., Carrollton. Corn. Conley, Byran, Hettick. Corn. Conrad, Alfred. Rio. Corn. Conrad, Dave, Rio. Corn. Conrad, Gilbert. Rio. Corn. Conrad, Linae, Rio. Corn. Cook, Webster, Medora. Corn. Costello, Willie, Reader. Corn. Cottingham, Charles, Greenup. Corn. Coughlin, Martin, Batchtown. Corn. Coulter, Ernest, Oblong. Corn. Council, Ben H., Lanesville. Corn. Council. Percv. Lanesville. Corn. Craft, Dick, Clinton. Corn. Cramp, L. E.. Shipman. Corn. Criss, John, Hardin. Corn. Cumberland Co. Farmers' Institute Col- IfClive c.xliibit oi grains and seed.- Cummins, Arthur, Brocton. Corn. ILLINOIS. 49 Cuskaden, Major, Clinton. Corn. Cuskaden, Myron, Areola. Corn. Dannenburg, Will E., Rockford. Corn. Darrah, John, Medora. Corn. Dauson, Roy, Reader. Corn. Davidson, A., Metropolis. Corn. Davidson, Victor H., Minonk. Corn. Davis, Floyd A., Mendota. Corn. Davis, Milford, Blackstone. Corn. Davis, Tommy, Bethany. Corn. Davis, Wrn. Ray, Cotton Hill. Corn. Dawson, Frank, Reader. Corn. Davidson, Lee, Hettick. Corn. Dawson, Raymond. Hettick. Corn. Deadrick, Elmer, Carlinville. Corn. Deason, Wilburn, Murphysboro. Corn, Decker, Frank, Jasper Co. Corn. Dehner, Clarence, Livingstone Co. Corn. Densch, Carl, Golconda. Corn. Densch, Jesse M., Golconda. Corn. Densch, Roy, Golconda. Corn. Derore, Edward, Jacksonville. Corn. Deus, Charley, Chesterfield. Corn. Dicken, Andrew, Monmouth. Corn. Dickerman, Harold P., Rockford. Corn. Dickerson, Eugene, Womack. Corn. Dickerson, Harold P., Carlinville. Corn. Dickinson Seed Co., Chicago. Collective exliibit of seeds. Dierking, Harrison, Hillcrest. Corn. Dierking, Roy, Hillcrest. Corn. Divine, Bert, Modesto. Corn. Divine, Hardin, Modesto. Corn. Divine, Thomas, Modesto. Corn. Dixon, Albert, Hardin. Corn. Doerr, A. T , Harvel. Corn. Doerr, N., Raym.ond. Corn. Doerr. Willie, Harvel. Corn. Doiss, Lee, Palm3/ra. Corn. Dooley, James, Vandalia. Corn. Dotray, Earl, Vandalia. Corn. Dotray, Frank, Vandalia. Corn. Dougherty, Edgar. Veray Park. Corn. Douglas, Charles, Clinton. Corn. Dowda, Vaughn, Carrollton. Corn. Drake, G. W., Gillespie. Corn. Drake, Leslie, Gillespie. Corn. Drake, Olaf, Paris. Corn. Drake, Nathaniel, Gillespie. Corn. Duensing. G. C, Toledo. Corn. Duff, C. D., Clay City. Corn. Duncan, Dcley, Carlinville. Corn. Duncan, Orle, Carlinville. Corn. Duncan, Virgil, Carlinville. Corn. Dunseth, George, V/averly. Corn, sor- .sflinm, maize. Dursten, Harry, Macoupin. Corn. Easley, Everett, Barnett. Corn. Easterly. H. G.. Carbondale. Corn. Ebel, Albert, Chesterfield. Corn. Ebel, John, Chesterfield. Corn. Ebel, Wm., Chesterfield. Corn. Eddington, Ben, Brighton. Corn. Eddington, John, Brighton. Corn. Eddington, Murvie, Shipman. Corn. Edmiston, Chas., Barr. Corn. Edmiston, Ralph, Barr. Corn. Elam., W. A., Jr., St. James. Corn. Eldred, Addison, Carlinville. Corn. Elliott, Gal, Toledo. Corn. Emmons, Frank, Medora. Corn. Engel, Walter C, Carlock. Corn. Ernest, Dale, Greenfield. Corn. Erthal, John, Greenfield. Corn. Erwin, John, Jewett; Corn. Erwin, John, Toledo. Corn. Erwin, Leslie, Rankin. Corn. Erwin, Willie, Rankin. Corn. Eskeridge, George, Toledo. Corn. Estridge, James, Toledo. Corn. Eskridge, MaUie, Toledo. Corn. Etter, Herbert, Reader. Corn. Etter, Samuel T., Nilwood. Corn. Etter, Samuel T., Carlinville. Corn. Evans, W. H., Lincoln. Corn. Fahr, Warren, Winslow. Corn. Faith, George, Warrensburg. Corn. Farley, James, Gillespie. Corn. Farley, John I., Gillespie. Corn. Felber, Elworth, Mt. Vernon. Corn. Fenton, V/. B., Chesterfield. Corn. Fesler, Earl, Mt. Carmel. Corn. Fester, Chas., Brussels. Corn. Fester, Fred, Brussels. Corn. Fienhold, Willie, Pontiac. Corn. Finley, Grover C, Eureka. Corn. Flanigan, Geo., Meppin. Corn. Flanagan, Eddie, Reader. Corn. Flanagan, Peter, Reader. Corn. Fleming, Forrest. Dudley. Corn. Flentje, Robt., Hettick. Corn. Flood, John, Jewett. Corn. Flood, John, Toledo. Corn. Flurry, Joe, Woodbury. Corn. Ford, Gus W., Roodhouse. Corn. Ford, Ralph, Greenfield. Corn. Forney, Emery, Minonk. Corn. Forwcod. French, Medora. Corn. Foste, Wm., Houston. Corn. Francis, Wilber, Paris. Corn. Frantz, Clarence, Virden. Corn. Fraser, Newton, Carlinville. Corn. Frayier, Ora. Jewett. Corn. Freesmeyer, Floyd, Hillcrest. Corn. Frink, Ledyard, Bloomington. Corn. Fuchs, Ernest D., Leland. Corn. Fuller, Leslie, Atwater. Corn. Fuller, Richard, Atwater. Corn. Fullington, M. E., Carlinville. Corn. Fullmer, Aubrey, Metropolis. Corn. Funk, F. F., Ottawo. Corn. 50 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Funk Bros., Bloomington. Corn, wheat, oats. Furstenburg, Wm., Bordy. Corn. Gallup, Harvey W., Pontiac. Corn. Garrett, Walter T., Varay Park. Corn. Garten, R. F., Princeton. Grain pictures. Giberson, Huber, Womac. Corn. Gibson, Chas. R., Jacksonville. Corn. Glick. W. Russell, Vermillion. Corn. Glovier, Clifford, Kansas. Corn. Glucose Sugar Refining Co., Chicago. Ci)ni products. Goday, John, Hardin. Corn. Goldsberry, Mad, Brownstown. Corn. Goodale, Edward, Prophetstown. Corn. Goodale, Ralph, Prophetstown. Corn. Goeke, Otto, Davis. Corn. Gordon, Alvin, Toledo. Corn. Gordon, Benjamin, Hardin. Corn. Gordon, Carl, Hardin. Corn. Gost, John F. H., Brighton. Corn. Gozert, Henry, Unionville. Wheat. Graham, H. E., Atlanta. Corn. Grandfield, Oscar, Brownstown. Corn. Grandy, Jack, Brookport. Corn. Grant, Dan, Comer. Corn. Grassel, Johnnie, Carlinviile. Corn. Grassel, Louie, Carlinviile. Corn. Graves, Arnold, Carrollton. Corn. Greene, D. B,, Toledo. Corn. Green, E., Bloomington. Corn. Green, Wm. H., Lockport. Corn. Greer, Emil, Woodburn. Corn. Greer, Ray, Woodburn. Corn. Griffel, Charley, Carlinviile. Corn. Grimmett, Burton, Palmyra. Corn. Grimmett, Henry, Palmyra. Corn. Grout, Robert, Mt. Vernon. Corn. Groves, Arthur C, Barnett. Corn. Groves, Chas., Carrollton. Corn. Groves, J. T., Barnett. Corn. Gumerscheimer, Fred, Columbia. Corn. Haacke, Theo., Carlinviile. Corn. Hacke, Arthur, Carlinviile. Corn. Hacke, Fred, Carlinviile. Corn. Haddock, Harvey, Carrollton. Corn. Halford, Frank, Carrollton. Corn. Hale, Geo.. Lowden. Corn. Hall, Frank H., Mechanicsburg. Corn. Hall, Harry. Carlinviile. Corn. Hall, Lee, Carlinviile. Corn. Hall, Milo, Carlinviile. Corn. Hallett, Ethelburt. Woodbury. Corn. Halliday, Elmer, Brighton. Corn. Hampton. Orville, CarUnville. Corn. Hanlan, Edward. Woodhull. Corn. Harford, Fred, Verona. Corn. Hargis, Elbert, Grandview. Corn. Harlow, Walter V.. Mt. Vernon. Corn. Harms. Eldridge, Cotton Hill. Corn. Harr, Clarence, Hettick. Corn. Harr, Herbert, Hettick. Corn. Harr, Kenneth, Hettick. Corn. Harr, Lee, Hettick. Corn. Harr, Leonard, Hettick. Corn. Harr, Rex, Hettick. Corn. Hart, John, Chesterfield. Corn. Hart, Milton, Chesterfield. Corn. Hart, Ralph, Atwater. Corn. Harthy, H., Rockford. Corn. Hartman, Emil, Eureka. Corn. Haskins, Corbet, Norris City. Corn. Hathwine, Will, Blair. Corn. Haues, Ivan M., Girard. Corn. Hauptfleich, Herman, Waterloo. Corn. Hausman, Carl P., Metropolis. Corn. Hausman, Geo., Metropolis. Corn. Hausman, Hy, Metropolis. Corn. Haynes, Roy, Chesterfield. Corn. Hecart, Nathan, Brownstown. Corn. Heidenuch, Chas., Kampsville. Corn. Helms, E. S., Belleville. Corn. Helms, W. F., Belleville. Corn. Hempsted, Elmer, Carlinviile. Corn. Hempsted, Geo., Carlinviile. Corn. Heneghan, Gus, Jerseyville. Corn. Henson, Will, Greenup. Corn. Henty, G. R., Geneseo. Corn. Hester, John, Brussels. Corn. Herzberger, Chas.. Carlinviile. Corn. Hewith, Chesley, Hildreth. Corn. Hicks, L. C, Hardinsville. Corn. Hiler, Robert E.. Tower Hill. Corn. Hill, A. A., Casner. Corn. Hilliary, John, Danville. Corn. Hobson, John, Crossville. Corn. Hock, Frank C. Benson. Corn. Hogge, Clyde, Eldred Corn. Holt, John, Greenup. Corn. Holtketter, Herman, Farmersville. Corn. Hopkins, John, Burnt Prairie. Corn. Hounsley, Leslie, Chesterfield. Corn. Howard. Earl, Toledo. Corn. Howard, James, Toledo. Corn. Hubber, H. C, Harvel. Corn. Huck, Buy, Nashville. Corn. Huck, Clarence, Nashville. Corn. Huck, Homer, Nashville. Corn. Huddleston, James, Womac. Corn. Huddleston, Luther. Womac. Corn. Huddleston, Samuel. Carlinviile. Corn. Huffman, Pete, Toledo. Corn. Hunt, Edward, Vandalia. Corn. Hunt, Geo.. Vandalia. Corn. Hunt. George, Hebron. Wheat, oats, clover, maize, corn, carrots, grasses. beans, su.s'ar cane. sunHower. spelts. Hunt, Ira. Vandalia. Corn. Hunter, Harvey, Murphysboro. Corn. Icenage, Grover, Trilla. Corn. Teenage. W. W., Trilla. Corn. Ingersoll, Harry. Hardin. Corn. ILLINOIS. 51 Jackson, Sylvester, Womac. Corn. James, John R., Rochester. Corn. Jaques, T. W., Unknown. Corn. Jenkins, Roy, Girard. Corn. Jennings, Carson G., Fayette. Corn. Johnson, A. C, Hillsboro. Corn. Johnson, H. Robert, Winnebago. Corn. Johnson, Leslie, Medora. Corn. Johnson, Lloyd, La Fayette. Corn. Johnson, W. E., Athens. Corn. Jones, James, Greenfield. Corn. Jones, John H., Greenfield. Corn. Jones, John W., Ava. Corn. Jordan^ Ralph, Fairland. Corn. Kaburrick, Jas. N., CarUnville. Corn. Kahl, Earl, Shipman. Corn. Kahn, Jas., Winslow. Corn. Kasten, Arthur, Carlinville. Corn. Kasten, Clarence, Carlinville. Corn. Kasten, Irving, Carlinville. Corn. Keas, Dwight M., Brighton. Corn. Kelley, Eddie, Carlinville. Corn. Kember, Selbert, Serena. Corn. Kempfe, Walter, Brownstown. Corn. Kenney, Claude, MetropoUs. Corn. Kerbaugh, L. Parke, Stanford. Corn. Kessinger, C. E., Carlinville. Corn. Kessinger, Fred, Carlinville. Corn. Killam, John, Carlinville. Corn. Kincaid, Barney, Carlinville. Corn. Kincaid, Greatoydon, Palestine. Corn. Kincaid, Harold, Palestine. Corn. Kindig, Jay, Secor. Corn. King, Walter, Carlinville. Corn. Kingery, Granville, Mt. Rose. Corn. Kingery, Horace, Mt. Rose. Corn. Kinnard, Harvie, Maud. Corn. Kinnard, Jesse, Maud. Corn. Kirchner, Louis, Jerseyville. Corn. Klawitter, T., Kappa. Corn. Klein, Rudolph, Chaflin Bridge. Corn. Klunk, Frank, Jr., Michael. Corn. Knox, John, Bronson. Corn. Koehler, Charlie, Brownstown. Corn. Koehler, Willie, Brownstown. Corn. Koenigsmark, William E., Carlinville. Corn. Komons, Klemis, Macoupin. Corn. Komoros, Charles, Macoupin. Corn. Komoros, Lucius, Macoupin. Corn. Korte, Frank, Metropolis. Corn. Korte, Fritz, Round Knob. Corn. Kuntzman, Geo., Carlinville. Corn. Landers, Adam, Bunker Hill. Corn. Landers, Adam, Chesterfield. Corn. Landon, Robt., Chesterfield. Corn. Lane, E. V., Lacon. Corn. Langerothy, Julia, Gillespie. Corn. Langerothy, Rainer. Gillespie. Corn. Lanzerothy, Frank, Gillespie. Corn. Lanzerothy, Jas., Gillespie. Corn. Lawrence, Ernest T., Carlinville. Corn. Lawrence, Fred, Womac. Corn. Lawrence, Jas. N., Carlinville. Corn. Lawrence, Martin, Womac. Corn. Lawrence, M. P., Carlinville. Corn. Leach, Elden, Carlinville. Corn. Lee, Chancy, Chesterfield. Corn. Leeright, Frank, Murphysboro. Corn. Leeright, George W., Murphysboro. Corn. Lehman, Julius, Pontiac. Corn. Lehman, Willis, Pontiac. Corn. Lehman, Wm., Pontiac. Corn. Leitg, Lyle, Normal. Corn. Lenoge, Abe, Trilla. Corn. Leritz, Arthur E., Carlinville. Corn. Lessley, J. Vernon, Houston. Corn. Liemer, Henry M., Meppin. Corn. Liestritz, John, Kampsville. Corn. Light, Leland, Chrisman. Corn. Lippold, John, Macoupin. Corn. Livesay, Geo., Ashley. Corn. Livingston Co. Farmers' Institute. Col- lective exhibit of grains and seeds. Loehr, Chas., Carlinville. Corn. Loges, Frank, Carlinville. Corn. Loges, Henry, Carlinville. Corn. Long, A., Carmi. Corn. Long, Allen T., Elwood. Corn. Long, Cleveland, Hillcrest. Corn. Long, Homer, Hillcrest. Corn. Long, Jas., Carmi. Corn. Long, Otto, CarUnville. Corn. Long, Rolla, Elwood. Corn. Long, Sherman, Elwood. Corn. Longhead, Chas., Flat Rock. Corn. Longhead, Fred, Flat Rock. Corn. Lorton, Ward, White Hall. Corn. Lott, E.. Nilwood. Corn. Lott, J. E. H., Nilwood. Corn. Lott, Joe C, Carlinville. Corn. Lotzenheizer, David. Danville. Corn. Loving, Ralph, Carlinville. Corn. Lucas, Orville, Girard. Corn. Makey, Herman, Chrisman. Corn. Malam, Geo., Carlinville. Corn. Malsbury, Keith, Talkington. Corn. Harlowe, Ray H., Bethany. Corn. Marshall, Homer, Mt. Vernon. Corn. Marshall, Willie E., Stronghurst. Corn. Marsching, Lester, Silver Creek. Corn. Martin, Elmer, Grand Tower. Corn. Martin, William, Milan. Corn. Massac Co. Farmers' Institute. Collect- ive exliibit of grains and seeds. Mathis, Dudley, Toledo. Corn. Maxey, Leigh F., Curran. Corn. Mays, Claude, Chrisman. Corn. Mays, Clayton S., Bloomington. Corn. Mays, Richard T., Blomington. Corn. Mays, Roy C. Bloomington. Corn. DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Mays, William S., Bloomington. Corn. Mead, Ed, Carlinville. Corn. Meldrum, Dick, Carrollton. Corn. Menifee, W. H., Minonk. Corn. Metzel, Wm., Carmi. Corn. Metzger, Oscar, Carlinville. Corn. Meyer, Fred, Silver Creek. Corn. Meyer, Gus, Mt. Olive. Corn. Meyer, Henry, Silver Creek. Corn. Meyer, Michael, Silver Creek. Corn. Meyer, Willie, Mt. Olive. Corn. Miehr, Elmer, Carlmville. Corn. Miller, Floyd, Paris. Corn. Miller, Frank A., Carlinville. Corn, Miller, Otto, Carlinville. Corn. Miller, Wm. E., Carlinville. Corn. Milnes, Russel E., Greenfield. Corn. Mills, Israel, Clay City. Corn. Mize, Jacob, Palmyra. Corn. Mize, Paul, Palmyra. Corn. Moberly, Ernest E., Bloomington. Corn. Moland, Christ G., Leland. Corn. Montgomery, J. Max, Rockford. Corn. Moody, Earl, Bethany. Corn. Morgan, James, Plainview. Corn. Morris, George, Lincoln. Corn. Morrison, Chas., Carrollton. Corn. Morrison, Jamie, Plainviev^. Corn. Mortensen, Hans, Pontiac. Corn. Mortensen, Louis, Pontiac. Corn. Morton, Edward, Mendota. Corn. Muhlenbruch, Frank, Atwater. Corn. Muhlenbruch, John, Atwater. Corn. Muhlenbruch, Willie, Atwater. Corn. Muirhead, J. F., Decatur. Corn. Murphy, Guy W., Lena. Corn. Mutzler, John Louis, Greenville. Corn. Myers, Oliver P. A., Panola. Corn. McBride, Chas^ D., Samoth. Corn. McCartin, Chas. L., Seward. Corn. McCartin, Raymond, Winnebago. Corn. McConnell, Frank, Woodhull. Corn. McCormick, Chas., Brownstown. Corn. McCormick, Clinton, Brownstown. Corn. McCormick, Geo., Brownstown. Corn. McCormick, Jesse. Brownstown. Corn. McCormick, Sam'l, Brownstown. Corn. McCrevy, Chas., Carlinville. Corn, McCrevy, Frank, Carlinville. Corn. McDonald, Fletcher, Brownstown. Corn. McDonald, Rollen, Brownstown. Corn. McGinnis, Chas., Girard. Corn. McGinnis, Phillip S., Mendota. Corn. McGivins, Albert H., Mendota. Corn. Mclntire, Paul, Atwater. Corn. McLean Co. Farmers' Institute. Oats. McMahn, Chas,, Carlinville. Corn. McMahn, Harvey, Carlinville. Corn. McMahan, Wm., Carlinville. Corn, McPherson, Judge, Toledo. Corn. McPherson, Oran L., Modesto. Corn. Neathery, Marvin E., Brownstown. Corn. Neathery, Otto E., Brownstown. Corn. Newcombe, Samuel T., St. James. Corn. Newronberg, Geo., Earlville. Corn. Nieson, Wiilard, Loslant. Corn. Nix, Wiley, Metropolis. Corn. Noble, Glenn, Sidell. Corn. North, Glen B., Sidell. Corn. Oakley, John, Toledo. Corn. Obermark, Fritz, Metropolis. Corn. O'Herom, C. C, Sidell. Corn. Oliver, Clarence, Toledo. Corn. Oroso, Frank, Gillespie. Corn. Orso, Joe M., Gillespie. Corn. Orso, Toney, Gillespie. Corn. Osborn, John, Farina. Corn. Osborn, Orval, Assum^ption. Corn. Osborn, Shirley, Farina. Corn, Otwell, Alex, Carlinville. Corn. Otwell, Carl, CarHnville. Corn. Otwell, Ralph, Carlinville. Corn. i Otwell, W. B., Carlinville. Sorghum. ' Paden, Harry, Atwater. Corn. Paddlesori, R. N., Miller. Corn. Palmer, Edna, Modesto. Corn. i Park, C. G. Carrollton. Corn. j Park, Norton, Carmen. Corn. i Park, Ovid, Carmen. Corn. j Parker, G. A., Carlinville. Corn. Parker, Roy, Carlinville. Corn. ' Patillo, Howard B., Philadelphia. Corn, i Patillo, Wm. E., Philadelphia. Corn. ' Patron, Roland, Peru. Corn. Payne, William, Clinton. Corn. Pearman, Chas., Waggoner. Corn. Peoria Com. Carnival, Peoria. Corn. Perrine, Edward, Farmersville. Corn. Phoenix, A. J., Ava. Corn. Piersall, Paul. Annapolis. Corn. Pinkerton, Walla, Carrollton. Corn. Piper, Guy. Milton. Corn. Pitchford, Guy, Fayette. Corn. ' Pitchford, Marvin, Fayette. Corn. Pitman, Ellis, Greenfield. Corn. Pitman, Fred, Chesterfield. Corn. Pitman, Gilbert, Medora. Corn. Pitman, G. W., Macoupin. Corn. Pitman, John, Chesterfield. Corn. Plummer. Roy, Rochester. Corn. Polk, Charley, Clinton. Corn. Pollard, Arthur, Staunton. Corn. Poole, David, Carlinville. Corn. Poole, Wm., Carlinville. Corn. Poorman, Arthur, Williams. Corn. Poorman, Robert, Williams. Corn. Powell, Arthur, Monmouth. Corn. Prange, John H., Mt. Olive. Corn. Prange, Louis H., Mt. Olive. Corn. Prange. Wm. H., Mt. Olive. Corn. Prather, Willie, Rossville. Corn. Pratt, Albert, Macoupin. Corn. ILLINOIS. 53 Pratt. Chas., Macoupin. Corn. Pratt, Joseph, Macoupin. Corn. Pratt, Wm. H,, Macoupin. Corn. Preston, Frank A., Carlinville. Corn. Preston, H. T., Monmouth. Corn. Preston, Oval D., Carlinville. Corn. Preston, Press L., Carlinville. Corn. Preston, Walker, Sparta. Corn. Prokopp, James, Clear Lake. Corn. Purl, Keith, Carrollton. Corn. Pursey, Carl J., Macoupin. Corn. Pursey, Jacob R., Macoupin. Corn. Pursey, James W., Macoupin. Corn. Pursey, Lewis, Macoupin. Corn. Pursey, Reives, Macoupin. Corn. Pursey, Wm,, Macoupin. Corn. Raab, Theo., Carlinville. Corn. Rader, Homer, Greenview. Corn. Ragan, Albert, Hettick. Corn. Rains, Wilbur, Hutsonville. Corn. Randolph, Glen, Trilla. Corn. Randolph, Jesse, Trilla. Corn. Rankin, Roy, White Heath. Corn. Ranson, C, Jacksonville. Corn. Rees, Irving, Franklin. Corn. Reeves, W. A., Murphysboro. Corn. Rehfeldt, Albert, Golconda. Corn. Reid, Ernest, Barr. Corn. Reid, Frank, Barr. Corn. Reisinger, D. O., Metropolis. Corn. Reynolds, Cletus, Carrollton. Corn. Reynolds, David, Carrollton. Corn. Reynolds, Lesley, Carrollton. Corn. Reynolds, Ross, Carrollton. Corn. Reznicek, August, Hettick, Corn. Rezinseek, Frank, Hettick. Corn. Reznicek, Johnnie, Hettick. Corn. Reznicek, Joseph. Hettick. Corn. Reznicek, Julius, Hettick. Corn. Reznicek, W. M., Hettick. Corn. Rhoads, Robert and Hedrick, Trilla. Corn. Rice, Freddie, Carlinville. Corn. Rich, Jake, Barr. Corn. Rich, John, Barr. Corn. Richards, E. C, Hillsboro. Corn. Richardson, Truman, Womac. Corn. Rigg. Chas., Mt. Carmel. Corn. Riley. Fred, Crossville. Corn. Rinaker, Kelley, Carlinville. Corn. Ring, J. H., Womac. Corn Ringshausen, Edward, Hardin. Corn. Ripley, Sam, Belleville. Corn. Riskedal, Raymond, Leland. Corn. Rising, Percy, Greenville. Corn. Risley, Gene, Mt. Carmel. Corn. Robbins, Fred, O'Fallon. Corn. Roberts, Claude W., Areola. Corn. Roberts, Chester, Areola. Corn. Roberts, Dewey, Areola. Corn. Roberts, Elmer E., Areola. Corn. Roberts, Estell, Areola. Corn. Roberts, Oscar, Areola. Corn. Roberts, Victor, Areola. Corn. Robertson, Tilden, Carlinville. Corn. Robinson, Garfield, Medora. Corn. Robinson, Geo., Medora. Corn. Robinson, L. G., Medora. Corn. Roesch, Freddie, Girard. Corn. Roesch, Le Roy, Girard. Corn. Roller, Wm., Greenfield. Corn. Roth, John H., Panola. Corn. Rothgeb, W. W., Milford. Corn. Roser, Chet, Carmi. Corn. Rowe, W. A., Hearld's Prairie. Corn. Rowe, Uea, Norris City. Corn. Sackman, Albert, Batchtown. Corn. Sackman, Mike, Batchtown. Corn. Sands, Walter, Girard. Corn. Sansam, Chas. Carlinville. Corn. Sansam, Melvin, Carlinville. Corn. Sawtell, Edward J., Chesterfield. Corn. Sawtell, Frank, Chesterfield. Corn. Sawtell, Fred, Chesterfield. Corn. Sawtell, Ostrom, Carlinville. Corn. Sawtell, Wm., Chesterfield. Corn. Sawtell, W. Earl, Chesterfield. Corn. Schevulst, Fred, Bloomington. Corn. Schlitz, Jas , Brussels. Corn. Schimpf, Sebastian, Ava. Corn. Schimpf, Sebastian, Jr., Ava. Corn. Schmidt, Balzer, Waterloo.* Corn. Schmidt, Henry, Waterloo. Corn. Schneider, Chas., Michael. Corn. Schrader, John, Talkington. Corn. Schroeder, Adam, Grassland. Corn. Schroeder, J. M., Murphreysboro. Corn. Schroeder, Oliver, Grassland. Corn. Schultz, Eddie C, Mt. Olive. Corn. Scott, Alfred E., Franklin. Corn. Searcy, Wm., Carlinville. Corn. Sears, Edwin, Hindsboro. Corn. Sears, Elmer, Hindsboro. Corn. Sears, Herman, Hindsboro. Corn. Sears, Ollie, Hindsboro. Corn. Seckman, Guy D., Ripley. Corn. Sefton, Irl, Brownstown. Corn. Seilbach, Fritz, Round Knob. Corn. Seller, Lyman, Sugar Creek. Corn. Seity, H. S.. Normal. Corn. Sensel, Earl, Carlinville. Corn. Sethaler, John, Carrollton. Corn. Severns, Floyd, Lawrenceville. Corn. Sewell, Archie, McConnell. Corn. Sexton, Marvin, Gillespie. Corn. Sexton, Oscar, Gillespie. Corn. Seyfrit, Edward, Carlinville. Corn. Shaw, A. M,, Toledo. Corn. Shaw, Emery, Landis. Corn- Shay, Clyde, Hettick. Corn. Shearburn, Everet Barr. Corn. Shelly, J. F., Sterling. Corn. 54 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Shelley, Roy, Sterling. Corn. Sherman, Roscoe, Toledo. Corn. Shipley, Nathan, Paris. Corn. Shipman, Emery L., Hardinsville. Corn. Shipman, J. N., Hardinsville. Corn. Shipman, Joseph, Hardinsville. Corn. Shubach, Henry, Ashley. Corn. Shubert, Anton, Oakdale. Corn. Shubert, Arthur C. G., Oakdale. Corn. Shubert, Barthold G. G., Oakdale. Corn. Shubert, Court A., Oakdale. Corn. Shubert, Dewey C. A., Oakdale. Corn. Shubert, Dulo H. I., Oakdale. Corn. Shubert, Theo. Roosevelt Alex., Oakdale. Corn. Sieler, Irving, Sugar Creek. Corn. Siemer, Bernard, Meppin. Corn. Simmons, Chas , Dix. Corn. Simmons, Orville, Dix. Corn. Sim.s, S. B... Butler. Corn. Sirhaler, Engnox, Carrollton. Corn. Slivka, Chas., Plainview. Corn. Slivka, Joseph, Plainview^. Corn. Slivka, Frank, Plainviev^^. Corn. Sloan, Jesse M., Browns. Corn. Small, Archie. McConnell. Corn. Smiley, R. J., Spai-ta. Corn. Smith, Chas., Metamora. Corn. Smith, Clarence, Rockford. Corn. Smith, CUnton. Mt. Carmel. Corn. Smith, Daniel M., Winnebago. Corn. Smith, Frank, Rockford. Corn. Smith, Glenn. Metamora. Corn. Smith, Geo. D., Carlinville. Corn. Smith, Geo. H , St. James. Corn. Smith, Leo, Carlinville. Corn. Smith, Ray. Carlinville. Corn. Snell. Wright, Macoupin. Corn. Snidle, Pearl Carlinville. Corn. Sniddle, Harry, Carlinville. Corn. Snodgrass, James, Oquawka. Corn. Solomon, Everett. Palmyra. Corn. Spangle, Loyd, Otterville. Corn. Spangle, Walter, Otterville. Corn. Sparks, Harry, Trilla. Corn. Sparrow, Elmer G., Mechanicsburg. Corn. Speckermann, Ferdinand, Dorchester. Corn. Stadler, Arthur, Carlinville. Corn. Stamper, Frank B , Girard. Corn. Standefer, Geo., Palmyra. Corn. Standefer, Robert H., Palmyra. Corn. Stanner, J. Ray, Mayview. Corn. Staples, Isel, Paris. Corn. Starman. Clarence, McConnell. Corn. Stead. T. D., Girard. Corn. Steil, Willie, El Paso. Corn. Steinke, H., Woodside Corn. Steinke, Louis, Woodside. Corn. Stephens, Lon, Golconda. Corn. Stewart, Carl, Monmouth. Corn. Stewart, Frank, Monmouth. Corn. Stevens, Homer, Fairland. Corn. Stewart, Wm., Jonesville. Corn. Stiefels, Ralph, Litchfield. Corn. Stine, Marion, Danville. Corn. Stone. John A., Bement. Corn. Stone, Haskel, Girard. Corn. St. Peter, Phillip, Jersey Co. Corn. Stratton, Frank, Chrisman. Corn. Stuffleham, Willie, Belltrees. Corn. Styan, Robert, Sadorus. Corn. Suklug, John, Hillcrest. Corn. Sutton, A. U., Hettick. Corn. Sutton, Mr. Dora, Hettick. Corn. Sutton, H. M., Decatur. Corn. Sutton, H. T., Hettick. Corn. Sutton, Peter, Decatur. Corn. Swank, Herrry, Gillespie. Corn. Swarm, Frank, St. James. Corn. Swarm, Henry, St. Jam^es. Corn, Talbot, WiUie. Ava. Corn. Talby, Edw. E., Nilwood. Corn. Taylor, Chas., Carrollton. Corn. Taylor, Frank, Robinson. Corn. Taylor, Le Roy, Robinson. Corn. Taylor, Ray S., Golconda. Corn. Taylor, Roy, Carrollton. Corn. Teany, Theo., Barr. Corn. Tecklenburg, Christ, Carlinville. Corn. Tecklenburg, Harry, Carlinville. Corn. Tecklenburg, Henry, Carlinville. Corn. Tecklenburg, John G., Carlinville. Corn. Terwelp, Joe, Quincy. Corn. Terwelp, John, Quincy. Corn. Thielbar, W. A., Morton. Corn. This, Frank, Murphysboro. Corn. Thomas, Ed. M., Simpson. Corn. Thomas, G. H., Odell. Corn. Thomas, Minerva, Thomasville. Corn. Thomas, Otto, Simpson. Corn. Thompson. A. R., Butler. Corn. Thompson, Grover, Nilwood. Corn. Thompson, Hearshel, Modesta. Corn. Thompson, Jesse, Bradbury. Corn. Thomipson, John, Curran. Corn. Thompson, McKinley, Preston. Corn. Thompson, Oscar. Farina. Corn. Tiffin, Joseph, Walshville. Corn. Tiffen. Orville, V/alshville. Corn. Tongate, Coy, Palmyra. Corn. Tongate, Orcal, Palmyra. Corn. Towse, Charlie, Carlinville. Corn. ToVnsend, Arthur, Cooper. Corn. Townsend, Burtie, Cooper. Corn. Trimble, Carleton, Trimble. Corn. Trimble, H. D.. Trimble. Corn. Tripod, C. A., Greenville. Corn. Tunningley, Robt., Carlinville. Corn. Tushh, Hunter, Entry 31. Corn. Twigg, Leonard, Paris. Corn. ILLINOIS. Trowbridge, Guy, Dixon. Corn. Underwood, Newton, Murphysboro. Corn. Utt, Harry, Carlinville. Corn. Uttv S. L., Lincoln. Corn. Vance. Geo. E. H., Fairbury. Corn. Vaubel, Adam, Washington. Corn. Vaughan, C. A., Chicago. Collective ex- liihit of .^eeds. Velter, Alphonse, Benson. Corn. Velteri Herman, Benson. Corn. Velter Leo, Benson. Corn. Vincer. Frank, Cherry Valley. Corn. Vogal, C. E., Ashton. Corn. Vogal. L. E., Ashton. Corn. Vogel, Eddie, Benson. Corn. Voiles, Louis, Carrollton. Corn. Wagoner, Halsie, Minonk. Corn. Waite, Clarence, Kansas. Corn. Walcott, Wm. F., Amboy. Corn Wallace. Chas. B., Washburn. Corn. Wallace, Harry, Girard. Corn. Walters, William, Unknown. Corn. Walton, Geo., Womac. Corn. Wantz, Howard, Carlinville. Corn. Warner, F. A., Sibley. Corn. Warney, Guy, Mendota. Corn. Webster, C. R., West Jersey. Corn. Weihman, Willie, Damascus. Corn. Weise, Clem. Carlinville. Corn. Weise, Lewis, Carlinville. Corn. Weise, W. L., Atwater. Corn. Weist,' John, Carlinville. Corn. Wells, Alva, Carlinville. Corn. Wells, W. S., Winnebago. Corn. West,' Arthur, Carlinville. Corn. West, Fred, CarUnville. Corn. Weygandt, Harry. Mendota. Corn. Wheeler, Claud, Enos. Corn. Wheeler. Orville, Enos. Corn. White. Elmer, Toledo. Corn. Whitler, Clarence, Girard. Corn. Whitler, Elmer, Girard. Corn. Whitler, Ernest, Girard. Corn. Whitten, Albert, Fillmore. Corn. Whitten, Albert, Hurricane. Corn. Whitten, Paul, Fillmore. Corn. Whitten, Paul, Hurricane. Corn. Whitten, Wallace, Fillmore. Corn. Whitten, Wallace, Hurricane. Corn. Whitworth, Fredie, Carlinville. Corn. Whitworth, Lee, Carlinville. Corn. Whitworth, Marin, Carlinville. Corn. Wiehman, Charlie, Damascus. Corn. Wiggin, Charlie, Carlinville. Corn. Wilkinson, Elmer, Bethany. Corn. WiUiams, Harry, Brighton. Corn. Willms, Harry, Vandalia. Corn. Wilson, Alfred, Hamburg. Corn. Wilson, Charles, Brownstown. Corn. Wilson. Chas. E., Hardin. Corn. Wilson, Claude, Fieldon. Corn. Wilson, Elmer P.. Brownstown. Corn. Wilson, G. W., Alpha. Corn. Wilson, Irvin, Ava. Corn. Wilson, I. S., Irving. Corn. Wilson, J. L., Brownstown. Corn. V^/ilson, Randall, Carlinville. Corn. Wilson, Ray M., Brownstown. Corn. Wilson, Robt., Womac. Corn. Wilson, Webb, Brownstown. Corn. Winans, Clifford, Paris. Corn. Winn. C. G., Griggsville. Corn. V^inter, H. A., Wenona. Corn. Wolverton, Harry W., Good Hope. Corn. Wood, Claude, Hagaman. Corn. Wood, Frank, Hagaman. Corn. Wood, Fred, Carlinville. Corn. Wood, Geo., Hagaman. Corn. Woods, Geo., Carlinville. Corn. Woods, Harry M., CarUnville. Corn. Woodford Co. Farmers' Institute. Col- lective exhibit of grains and seeds. Workman, B. F., Auburn. Corn. Workman, J. W., Maxwell. Corn. Worthen, Ed., Murphysboro. Corn. Wyman, Frank E., Sycamore. Corn. Yanaway, A. H., Toledo. Corn. Yanaway, John C, Toledo. Corn. Yanaway, John R., Toledo. Corn. Yates, Kenneth, Alta. Corn. Yeager, Earl, Burnt Prairie. Corn. Yeazel, Frank, Danville. Corn. Yeazel, Ralph, Oakwood. Corn. Yodes, Chas. Bloomington. Corn. Young, Henry, Epworth. Corn. Young, Robt , Atwater. Corn. Young, V/m., Atwater. Corn. Young, W. M.. Atwater. Corn. Yowell, Albert N., Atwater. Corn. Yowell, Elmer H , Atwater. Corn. Yowell, Jesse, Atwater. Corn. Yowell, Robt., Atwater. Corn. Zimmerman, Arthur, Harvel. Corn. Zurzher, Jas., Roanoke. Corn. GROUP 85. Buehler, Anton, Bemis. Butter. Bloyer, George, Harper. Butter. Boette, Wm., Aurora. Butter. Cooksley, Alice M., Stillman Valley. Butter. Cutler, Geo. A., Belvidere. Butter. Farnham, A. D., Thompson. Butter. Harrison, E. F., Ringwood. Butter. Johnson. Ernest, Woodstock. Butter. Knigge, L. H.. McHenry. Butter. Ludwig, Mat, Lockport. Butter. Mingle, John. Loraine. Butter. Masche, "Fred P., Millbrook. Butter. 56 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Mutual Creamery Co., Mascoutah. But- ter. McConnighie, S., Leland. Butter. Nelson, Lewis, Camp Point. Butter, Springsteen, P. J., Egan. Butter. Terpening, J. D., New Lenox. Butter. Thompson, F. A., Warren. Butter. Tri-City Past. Milk Co., Rock Island. liiuter. Van Patten, D., Plainfield. Butter. West Sangamon Cry. Ass'n, New Ber- lin. lUUtcr. Bloomfield, R. A., Mt. Sterling. Butter. Leland Hotel Farm, Springfield. Butter. Horton, Gillis, Harvard. Butter, Purviance, Mrs. H. P., Lincoln. Butter. Smith, J. P., Freeburg. Butter. Stickle, A. R., Good Hope. Butter. GROUP 89. Bloomington Canning Co., Bloom.ington. Canned veg"etal)le'-. GROUP 95, Hunt, George, Hebron. Flax, broom- corn. Lyons, Thomas, & Co., Areola. Broom- cnrn. Nathan, L., Carlinville. Wool. INDIANA. LOCATION: BLOCK 41 (North Half). AISLES: D and E. - Tobacco — Edible Agricultural Products. GROUP 81. Bertz, P, J., Rockport. Tobacco. Conen, Jos., Rockport. Tobacco. Grimes, Prince, Rockport. Tobacco. Haines, Jos., Rockport. Tobacco. Triplett, Jas., Rockport. Tobacco. GROUP 84. Adams, W. A,, Franklin. Corn. Aikens, Jas., Franklin. Corn. Allen, C. F., Franklin. Corn. Allen, Emma, Franklin. Corn. Ambrose, A. C, Center Point. Peas. Amos, J. W., Circleville. Oats. Anderson, Thos., Lebanon. Wheat. Appleman, Squire, Angola. Clover Seed. Armtrout & Son, Frankfort. Corn, Clo- ver seed, haj'. Athy, Robt. M., Edwards. Corn. Avery, C, Angola. Wheat. Axe, J. W., Bloomfield. Corn. Baker, L. L., Jefferson. Corn. Bailey, S., Franklin. Corn. Barnkiser, Frank, Franklin. Corn. Eauermeister, C, W., Terre Haute. Clo- ver seed. Beaman, Wm., Spencer. Wheat. Blessing, H. B., Columbus. Oats, wheat. Boggess, Wm., Leesburg. Oats. Booker, J. P., Monticello. Corn. Brandon, Abner, Michigantown. Corn. Brandon, V., Michigantown. Corn. Brazeley, Adolph, Franklin. Corn. Bretz, P. J., Rockport. Corn. Bridges, B. F., Rockport. Corn. Bridges, C. F., Rockport. Corn. Brink, Ed., Door Village. Wheat, oats, clover seed. Brockman, W. F., Hartsville. Wheat, clover seed. Brown, Carl, Franklin. Corn. Blown, C. A., Franklin, Corn, , Brown, Mrs. C. A., Franklin. Corn. Brown, I. N., Franklin. Corn. Brown, Loring, Franklin. Corn. Brov/n, S. S., Logansport. Oats. Brown, Thos., Franklin. Corn. Bryant, Wm., Heckland. Wheat, com. Buchanen, Jas., Logansport. Corn. Buchart, A., Franklin. Corn. Burgdorf, Fred, Huntingburg. Corn. Butler, John, Terre Haute. Corn. Butler, j. P., Franklin. Corn. Caylor, C. W., Ladoga. Corn. Chambers, B. W., Columbus. Barley. Cheney, T., Frankfort. Corn. Clary, J. N., Logansport. Corn. Clayton, Chas. B., Kingsbury. Buck- wheat. Clemmer, S. N., Whiteland. Corn. Clerget, Paul, Buffalo. Corn. Cline, R. H., Spencer. Wheat. Clare, Joel, Franklin. Corn. Clore, L. B., Franklin. Corn. Closser, D. P., Kingsbury. Wheat, oats, r3'e. Conen, Jos., Rockport. Corn. Cook. G. C, LaCrosse. Corn. Ccons, Will, Franklin. Corn. INDIANA. 57 Coppage, Geo., Terre Haute. Corn. Cortner, Levi, Winchester. Corn. Ccttingham, T. B., Lawrenceburg. Corn. Cover, C. J., Franklin. Corn. Covert, Grant, Franklin. Corn. Cox, Lincoln, Pickard. Corn. Grain, Hiram. Angola. Wheat, oats. Cravens, J., Bloomfield. Corn, Cra^vford, W. E., Liberty. Corn. Crawford, J., Bloomfield. Corn. Crites, John. Bloomfield. Corn. Cunningham Bros., Circleville. Oats. Daniels, Fred, Edwards. Rye. Davis, C. C, Franklin. Corn. Davis, Geo., Bluffton. Corn. Davis, John. Brookston. Corn. Davis, J. K., Liberty Center. Barley, oats, wheat. Deam, John, Ossian. Corn. Deer, Will, Franklin. Corn. Derford, Wm., Circleville. Corn. Detmer, Andy, Vevay. Corn. Devore, Bertha, Franklin. Corn. Devore, Chester, Franklin. Corn. Diehl, E. F., Leesburg. Wheat, oats, :oni. olover seed. peas. Dillman, Ollie, Franklin. Corn. Ditmas, C. L., Franklin. Corn. Dragoo, T. J., Franklin. Corn. Dragoo, Roy, Franklin. Corn. Dugan, C. A., Franklin. Corn. Dugan, Mrs. C. A., Franklin. Corn. East, John, Edwards. Corn. Epitomist Experiment Station, Spencer. Wheat, oats. corn. Feeser, Jos., Avery. Corn. Ferverda, Hiram, Leesburg. Corn. Finkenbenner, D. E.. Whiteland Corn. Fletcher, John, Franklin. Corn. Flickenger, Henry A., Lebanon. Corn. Frame. Marcus, Ladoga. Corn. Franklin, J. C, Brook. Corn, oats. Gamble, Robt., Mulberry. Oats. Gagen, J. M., Morocco. Corn. Garret, I. V. L., Liberty Center. Corn. Gregg, J. O., Circleville. Corn. Gilmore, Robt., Spencer. Wheat. Grimes, J. P., Salem. Corn. Gordon, S. V., Rochester. Corn. Grose, D. S.. Franklin. Corn. Gunkle, M. S., Mulberry. Corn. Haines, J. A., Rockport. Corn, clover seed, wheat. Haines, W. C, New Carlisle. Wheat, oats. Hall, Morton, Azalia. Wheat, corn, clo- ver seed. Halberstadt, E., Circleville. Corn, oats. Harris, J. D., Franklin. Corn. Harrison, Corwin, Leesburg. Corn. Karshbarger, W. R., Ladoga. Corn. Heagy, D. W., Columbus. Oats, wheat. Heiner, Henry, Rossville. Oats. Helm, Guy, Circleville. Clover seed. Held, Cris., Franklin. Corn. Hemmer & Sons, Huntingburg. Wheat, corn. Henderson, J. F., Whiteland. Corn. Henderson, S. S., Prairie Creek. Wheat. Henry, C. W., Greenwood. Corn. Henry, W. H., Laporte. Wheat, oats, buckwheat. Hill, E. W., Winchester. Corn. Hiss, Isaac, Plainfield. Grasses. Hiss, Wm., Plainfield. Grasses. Homberg, Henry, Logansport. Corn. Hodgen, L., Frankfort. Corn. Jarvis, Earl, Spencer. Wheat, oats. Johnson, H. J., Liberty Center. Corn. Jones, E. B., Franklin. Corn. Jones, S. R., Terre Haute. Corn. Kamlin, L. E., Morocco. Corn. Keller, Chas., Frankfort. Corn. Kemp, J. Vsl., Winchester. Corn. Kemp, Leonard, Brookston. Corn. Kerlin, Mrs. G. L., Franklin. Corn. Kerlin, J. P., Franklin. Corn. Kessling, Everett, Greenwood. Corn. Killian, J. H., Elnora. Corn. Kiley, J., Franklin. Corn. Kincade, Chas., Rockport. Wheat, clo- ver seed. Kirkpatrick, O. G., Frankfort. Corn. Kune, Emmet, Spencer. Oats. Knowles, J. R., Inglefield. Corn. Lafuse, Homer, Liberty. Corn. Lafuse, W. H., Liberty. Wheat, corn. LaSalle, Wm., Center Point. Corn. Lesley, A., Winchester. Corn. Leach, Ira, Franklin. Corn. Leach, J. T., Franklin. Corn. Leffel, W. T., Logansport. Wheat. Little, Thos., Plainfield. Grasses. Lockery, Ed., Franklin. Corn. Lockery, Ralph, Franklin. Corn. Loudermilk, Vincent, Center Point. Corn. Lowe, Bert, Monon. Corn. Luke, W. W., Covington. Corn. Lyons, Samuel, Frankfort. Wheat, corn. Maish, D. F., Frankfort. Buckwheat, corn, wheat, chiver hay, timothy, corn fodder. Mannel, Jos., Terre Haute. Corn. Martin, H. E., Logansport. Wheat, clo- ver seed. corn. Mattern, J. H., Plainfield. Grasses. McCarty, "C. E., Pendleton. Corn. McCrea, Walter, Logansport. Corn. Messier, Mrs. W. H., Frankfort. Squash seed, pop corn, pumpkin seed. Messier, W. H., Frankfort. Sorghum fodder. Michael, G. J., Columbus. Corn. Mills, David, Spencer. Corn. Mills, O. H., Plainfield. Grasses. Miles, John A., Plainfield. Grasses. 58 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Miller, Wm. T., Winchester. Corn. Milikan, M. W., Logansport. Corn. Moore, E. B., Circleville. Corn, oats, wheat, timothy, sorghum fodder. Monsey, J. P., Liberty Center. Corn. Morehouse, J. W., Albion. Wheat, oats, corn. Morris, Robt., Salem. Corn. Myer, Albert J., Terre Haute. Wheat, oats, rye. clover seed. Myers, S. W., Monticello. Corn. Muir, Wm., Colum.bus. Wheat. Mussleman, D., Liberty Center. Corn. Newson, J. S., Elizabethtown. Corn, oats, wlieat. Noland, Alonzo, Frankton. Clover seed. North, William, Winchester. Wheat, oats, clover seed. Overpeck, Earl, Edwards. Corn. Overpeck, Geo., Edwards. Corn, wheat. Overstreet, J. R., Franklin. Corn. Orth, Lewis, Edwards. Corn, wheat. Orth, Wm., Edwards. Corn. Orth, F. J., Edwards. Corn, wheat. Orvin, Miss C. N., Logansport. Corn. Owons, Leslie, Franklin. Corn. Orr, C. A., Circleville. Corn. Ogborn, Samuel, Center Point. Corn. pumpkin seed. Orth & Sons, Edwards. Corn. Ostrander, J. W., Edwards. Oats. Peden, Thos., Spencer. Corn. Pence, John, Mier. Corn. Peters, W. M., Mulberry. Wheat, oats. Pick, J. W., Inglefield. Wheat. Pierce, Jas. C, Columbus. Corn. Pilcher, B. A.. Frankfort. Corn. Powell, Geo., Elizaville. Wheat. Powers, S. A., Angola. Corn. Purdue University, Lafayette. Wheat. Ried, T. V., Salem. Wheat, oats, rye, millet, clover, barley, timothy, blue grass, orchard grass. Riley, Morley, Thorntown. Corn. Robertson, F. G.. Angola. Wheat. Roberts, Z. E., Rockport. Clover seed. Rogers, G. W., Door Village. Wheat. Rogers, Sanford, Franklin. Corn. Rustan, J. M., Inglefield. Corn. Salisbury, T. N., Frankfort. Corn. Small, Samuel, Plainfield. Grasses. Starbuck, A., Plainfield. Grasses. Sprangle, Wesley, Veedersburg. Wheat. Strange, Joshua, Marion. Clover seed, timoth}' seed. Seybold, J. H., Edwards. Clover seed. Stephensen, S. T., Lebanon. Wheat, clo- ver seed. Stevens, Frank, Frankfort. Clover seed. Swearengen, A. C, Crawfordsville. Corn, wheat. Simons, John, Franklin. Corn. Smith, H. K., Logansport. Corn. Smith, Ira W., Franklin. Corn. Smith, J. N., Logansport. Corn. Smith, Ed., Franklin. Corn. Smith, Ora, Franklin. Corn. Smith, Wm., Logansport. Corn. Swift, Earl, Franklin. Corn. Stillbrown, Harry. Edinburg. Corn. Shirley, J. N., Lebanon. Alfalfa hay. Simons, G. S., Terre Haute. Corn. Scott, Ora, Pickard. Corn. Strouse, G.. Freedom. Wheat. Schlusker, C. J., Inglefield. Wheat. Schlusker, F., Inglefield. Wheat. Schumaker, G., Inglefield. Oats. Spurgeon, A. N.. Salem. Corn. Spurgeon, S. M., Michigantown. Sor- ghum. Sturgeon, Robt., Franklin. Corn. Sturgeon, T. J., Ninevah. Corn. Taylor, Alonzo, Angola. Corn. Taylor, J., Elizabethtown. Wheat. Tracey, Chas., Franklin. Corn. Tracey, I. B., Franklin. Corn. Tracey, Mary E., Franklin. Corn. Tilson, H., Franklin. Corn. Tilson, Mrs. H., Franklin. Corn. Tilson, Lem, Franklin. Corn. Tilson, Miss L., Franklin. Corn. Tobin, John, Michigantown. Corn. . Thomas, Geo., Rockport. Corn, wheat. Thompson, Bert, Winchester. Corn. Thompson, A. P., Liberty Center. Oats. Tyler, J. S., Terre Haute. Corn. Vogler, L. A., Hope. Corn. Watson, J., Door Village. Wheat. Wells, D., Franklin. Corn. Wilkie, L., Bloomfield. Corn. Williams. J. H., Spencer. V/heat. Wright, E. H., Salem.. Corn. WhJtesides, J. D., Franklin. Corn. Wishman, S. A., Elnora. Wheat, clover seed, oats. corn. Whitesides, D., Franklin. Corn. Woodward, A., Plainfield. Grasses. Woodside Stock Farm, Pendleton. Com, oafs. Yonkey, W. S., Lebanon. Oats. Young, Clifford, Franklin. Corn. Young, Paul, Franklin. Corn. Young, Wm., Frankfort. Corn. Yount, Peter, Mulberry. Oats, clover : seed. Zimmerman, Marvin, Leesburg. Wheat, oats, corn. Zoring, D., Franklin. Corn. GROUP 85. I Indiana State, Figure of two calves I moulded in butter, showing the relative | production of butter by the good and poor cows of the State. I IOWA. 59 )oud. Brenson, Chili. Butter, ierman, G., Osgood. Butter, loldersman, J. M., Plymouth. Butter. ;^amont, Mrs. Chas., Mooresville. Butter, .enick, Frank, Hanna. Butter. k/Iartin, E. L., New Carlisle. Butter, ^arsons, Edith, Clayton. Butter, 'enrod, J. F., Kewanna. Butter. ?ippey, Mrs., M. J., Syracuse. Butter. ;taubH, J. H., Orland. Butter. GROUP 87. ■Jichmond Roller Milling Co., Richmond. Flour, 'bran, middlings, meal, grits, cracked corn. Richmond Elevator & Milling Co., Rich- mond. ■Meal, bran, ground feed, corn, flour. GROUP 89. Whitley & Son, Cambridge City. Canned tomatoes. GROUP 94. Rockport Cider & Vinegar Works, Rock- port. Cider, vinegar. Lay & Co., Jos., Ridgeville. Broom corn. IOWA. LOCATION: BLOCK 59. AISLES: E-7-F. Cereals, Grasses. GROUP 84. \iken, W. E., Decorah. Corn. \lbright, Sam'l, Grand Junction. Corn. \llen, Roy, Page Co. Corn. Andrews, B. C, Ollie. Corn. \very, A. M., Mason City. Corn. Baker, Lyle, Louisa Co. Corn. Belding, Waldo, Bagley. Corn. Bennett, E. J., Polk Co. Corn. Birkeland, H. H., Roland. Corn. Bliss, J. A., Diagonal. Corn. Bowers, David, Whiting. Corn. Brown, Frank, Union Co. Corn. Brown, H. E., Sergeants Bluff. Corn Caldwell, Homer C, Logan. Corn. Campbell, T- E., Ames. Corn. Chandler, G. G., Fairfield. Corn. Chapman, Clarence, Washta. Corn. Chapman, Grant, Bagley. Corn. Claxton, Forrest, Hamilton Co. Corn, Clute, L. G., Manchester. Corn, wheat, oats, rye, barley, flax, millet, timoth}' clover, potatoes. Coon. W. P., Ames. Corn. Crossley, B. W., Council Bluffs. Corn. Danner, F. M., Osceola. Corn. Danskin, Fred F., Iowa Co. Corn. Davis, C. F., Ames. Corn. Day, William, Campbell. Corn. Dawson. W. P., Quimby. Corn. Destel, F. I.. Delhi. Corn. Dillman, M. C. Lucas Co. Corn. Drake, W. N., Decorah. Corn. Easton, Harry. Marshall Co. Corn. Easton, O. J., Whiting. Corn. Elliott, T. F., Lucas Co. Corn. Epley, J. H., Shell Rock. Corn. Ethington, Clarence, Taylor Co. Corn. Farrell, W. F., Farragut. Corn. Fawcett. C. J., Springdale. Corn. Felter, Vernon G., Washta. Corn. Felter, Victor M., Washta. Corn. Forest. Chas. R., Miles. Corn. Forest, George S., Miles. Corn, oats, wlieat, rye, timotliy, barlej', millet. Forest, Elmer C, Miles. Corn. Forman, L. W., West Branch. Corn. Gaskill, Glenn D., Hancock Co. Corn. George, Henry, West Union. Corn. Green, Alonzo, Clarinda. Corn. Greve, C. W., Jr.. Clinton Co. Corn. Grimm, Ben. H., Taylor Co. Corn. Gross, Geo. A., Avoca. Corn. Hardwick, Geo. P., Britt. Corn. Harvey, Alonzo. Ossian. Corn. Herron, William, Bagley. Corn. Hethershav/, Fred, Des Moines. Corn, wheat, oats, rye, barley, flax, millet, timothy, clover, potatoes. Hethershaw, Hess. Des Moines. Corn. Hilker, William. Des Moines. Corn. Hurd, Melvin, Kossuth Co. Corn. Iowa State Commission — Collective ex- hibit of grains and grasses by the fol lowing exhibitors: Clute, L. G. Manchester. Forest, George S., Miles. Hethershaw, Fred, Des Moines. Malone, C. E., Atlantic. Nims Bros., Emerson. Plows, Walter, Charitan. Plummer, A. L.. Altoona.. 60 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Joliffe, Geo. L., Pocahontas Co. Corn. Johnson, D. M., Storm Lake. Corn. Knight, H. R., Coin. Corn. Lambert, B. B., Wapello. Corn. Livengood, Perry, Castana. Corn. Lowe, Bert L., Louisa Co. Corn. McCulloch, Fred., Hartwick. Corn. McLaughlin, Will. Monticello. Corn. McNeal, B., Mt. Vernon. Corn. Marrow, Bert, Grundy Co. Corn. Mason, G., Des Moines. Corn. Maxwell, J. M., Crawfordsville. Corn Mitchell, C. F., Shenandoah. Corn. Mitchell, M., Des Moines. Corn. Nachtman. John, Earlville. Corn. Neal, B. H., Mt. Vernon. Corn. Nelson, Anton, Goldfield. Corn. Nelson, Miller N., Goldfield. Corn. Newton, Leonard. Jasper Co. Corn. Northrop, E. H., Boone. Corn. Nims Bros., Emerson. Corn, wheat, oats, timothy. Oliver, C. G., Onawa. Corn. Parkinson, John, Bagley. Corn. Pascal, D. L., De Witt. Corn. Paul, Robt. J., Gilman. Corn. Peterson, C. H., Everly. Corn. Philip, J. W., Lee Co. Corn. Plummer, A. L., Altoona. Corn. Plummer, E. G., Altoona. Corn. Rexroth, John, Wilton Junction. Corn. Rodibaugh, Roy, Jefferson Co. Corn. Rogers, Jesse, Bagley. Corn. Ross, H. J., Farragut. Corn. Ruebsam, Chas. J., Ainsworth. Corn. Ruprecht, Paul. Cedar Co. Corn. Shaw, Chas., Hastings. Corn. Sheedy, John, Weller. Corn. Smith, Earle G., Stratford. Corn. Smith, Fred, Cedar Co. Corn. Steen, George, West Liberty. Corn. Steen, Chas. F., West Librty. Corn. Stewart, J. M., Ainsworth. Corn. Stitt, D. D., Clarinda. Corn. Stitt, W. P., Page Co. Corn. Stillinger, C. E., Adams Co. Corn. Stuedemann, Ben N., Clinton Co. Corn. Sundberg, John, Whiting. Corn. Taff, Paul C. Panora. Corn. Thompson, Thos., Sciola. Corn. Tracey, Gilbert. Chickasaw Co. Corn. Turner, Asa, Maxwell. Corn. Turner, Harry, Maxwell. Corn. Wallace, Nicholl, Clinton Co. Corn. Winnegar, Warren, Castana. Corn. Woodrow, H. H., Malvern. Corn. Zimmermann, A. T., Washta. Corn. GROUP 85. Special Butter Exhibit by the following Exhibitors: AUison, C. A., Newell. Baetinger, John, Isadora. Borglum, T. H., Rutland. Bristo, G. A., Primghar. Banta, A. E., Wheatland. Carr, Cecil E., Fredfika. Dawson, J. F., Masonville. . Diamond Creamery Co., Monticello. Elder, C. D., Manchester. Edwards, L. S., Lamont. Feldman, J. B., Dyersville. Forrester, H. E., Fredericksburg. Ford, H. E., Manley. Gehris, Wm., Germantown. Gudvangen, Erick A., Vinge. Hansen, A. M., Northwood. Hicks, O. W., Guernsey. Hornan, E. H., Artesian. Herman, A. J., Maple Leaf. Johnson, W. B., Arlington. Jorgensen, Soren, Fredsville. Kindberg. A., Dike. Kolbert, P. J., Devon. Ladage, H. C., Buck Creek. Laird, S. W., Walker. Larson, Frank L., Dows. Miller, J. O., Milford. Nelson, D. S., Swea City. Nelson, C. D., Moorhead. Negus, A. J., Preston. Nielson, J. P., Brayton. Peterson, L. C, Rosendale. Ross, J. J., Iowa Falls. Schrieber, Fred., North Washington. Seim, Theo. W., Decorah. Sheilman, F. W., Ayrshire. Sm.ith, John S., Preston. Stuessi, G., Thorpe. Soles, Byron T., Fern. Spohn, A. J., Miles. Sorenson, Peter, Exira. Stephenson, F. W., Dundee. Stolbjerg, Knud. Pioneer. Storvick, F. A., Lake Mills. Thompson, S. D., Albia. Thuesen, Peter. Marne. Trimble, N. H., Alden. Wendt, H. D., Magnolia. Whelan, J. P., Elma. Wilder, C. R., Monticello. Winter, Theo., Williamsburg. Wood, H. S., Fairfield, R. 3- KANSAS. 01 KANSAS. LOCATION: BLOCK 68. AISLES: C AND D. Agricultural Seeds, Vegetable Products, Flour, Syrups, Flax. GROUP 84. Agricultural College, Manhattan. Grass. Allen & Fost, Highland. Corn. Allison, J., Lyndon. Corn. Arnald, Frank, Holten. Wheat. Babbitt, J. B., Hiawatha. Corn. Bacon, H. C, Hutchinson. Corn. Barteldes, F. & Co., Lawrence. Oats; collection of farm seeds. Barteldes, F., Lawrence. Oats. Bartholomew, M. E., Mound City. Mil- let, wheat, clover, rye, oats, grass, tim- othy in sheaf. Bates, Chas., Bernal. Wheat. Beaughn, J. A., Orion. Wheat. Bee, The., Bernard. Corn. Beeler, S. D., Livingston. Alfalfa. Beloit Milling Co., Beloit. Cereals. Blair Milling Co., Atchison. Cereals. Black, Thos., Burlington. Corn. Blain, J. W., Erie. Wheat. Blake, B. F., Pleasanton. Wheat. Bobenhouse, W., Republic. Wheat. Bolten, J., Burlingame. Oats, corn, wheat. Bomer, M., Scandia. Corn. Bowen. A., Bonner Springs. Corn. Boj'cott, Rev., Bonner Springs. Pencil- aria. Brinkworth, H. H., Ionia. Alfalfa. Brion, Wm., Erion. Wheat. Bronson, J., Mound City. Rye. Buck, H. A., Burlingame. Corn. Games, F. F., Overbrook. Corn, Carney, John, Republic. Wheat. Chase, W. H., Hutchinson. Oats. Chicott, E. A.. Mankato. Alfalfa. Chose, G. H., Makato. Alfalfa. Cloud, K. S., White Cloud. Corn. Coats, P., Sycamore. Wheat. Colbery, Pluney, Brandy Lake. Wheat. Condon, S. D., Paloa, Grass. Colman, H. J., Overbrook. Corn. Conway, Geo., Hutchinson. Com. Cookey, John, Washington. Corn. Cooper, H. S., Scandia. Corn. Cooper, W. A., Overbrook. Corn. Copeland, Geo. F., Mt. Hope. Wheat. Cornell, D. E., Kansas City. Grass, oats. Cross, Geo., Effingham. Corn. Crites, John, Scandia. Corn. Crook, A. J., Topeka. Wheat. Crossan, J., Ottawa. Wheat. Cuthbert, Fred, Guard. Wheat. Dainton, Worthy, Atchison. Corn. Daley, D. W., Lexington. Wheat. Davidson, A. E., Topeka. Wheat. Davitz, John, Oak Mills. Corn. Dearth, J. J., Hutchinson. Wheat. Dickinson, W. S., Carbondale. Corn, grass. Dietwiler, Samuel, Hiawatha. Grass, millet, oats, rye, speltz. Dickson, W. T., Carbondale. Grass, oats. Dohl, Oxal, Lovewell. Corn. Dohl, Paul, Lovewell. Corn. Duncan, John, Independence. Wheat. Dyer, H. C, Richton. Wheat. Embry, Wm., Piper. Corn. EnglehofT, J., Hiawatha. Corn. Evans, B. R., Bonner Springs. Corn. Experim.ent Station, Hayes. Grass, col- lection in sheaves, wheat, rye and bar- ley. Experiment Station, Manhattan. Pencil- aria, oats, corn, millet, sorghum, col- lection of sheaves wheat, rye, barlej-, millet, Kaffir corn, grasses, flax. Experiment Station, Halstead. Wheat. Fanning, J., Menire. Wheat. Flack, W. F., Langdon. Wheat. Fleming, Geo., Manhattan. Wheat. Fleming, J. P., Hillsboro. Wheat. Fountane, Ed.. Lovewell. Corn. Frame, B., Burlingame. Grass. Gates, J. A., Carbondale. Corn. Gentry, M. H., LeRoy. Wheat. Gates, G. W., Freeport. Wheat. Gleason, Ed., Bonner Springs. Grass. Grebe, Wm., Bonner Springs. Corn. Greaty. Geo. W., Rice County. Wheat. Griffith. Hugh. Belle Plaine. Corn. .Hank, P. O.. Mankato. Corn. Harschel, W. B., Olathe. Wheat. Hastings, W., Bonner Springs. Wheat. Hautler, Godfrey, Bonner Springs. Mil- let. Hayes, E., Topeka. Corn. Heaton, Bryan, Larned. Wheat. Heaton, B. A., Halstead, Wheat. Herlbrong, F. E,, Overbrook. Corn. Hiber, Fred, Newton. Barley seed. Hilborn, Fred, Newton. Wheat. Holland, John, Hutchinson. Corn in stalk. 62 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Homes, F. L., Overbrook. Corn. Hone, H. R., Mankato.. Alfalfa. Hobbs, J. F., Severance. Wheat. Hubbard, Thos. D., Kimball. Corn. Hull, Wm., Junction City. Corn. Jarvis, J., Bonner Springs. Corn. Johnson, F. B., Hayes. Oats, rye. Johnson, Sam., Great Bend. Wheat. Jones, Sam, Bonner Springs. Oats. Kurke, Charles, Stafford. Cereals. Kerby Brothers, Perry. Corn. Kern, Harry, Bonner Springs. Rye, veg- etables, grasses, oats. Kuske, Charles, St. John. Wheat. Kern, John, Bonner Springs. Wheat. Kimberly, M., Kiowa. Oats. Kuhn, J. D., Bonner Springs. Veg- etables. Larkell, J. B., Hiavi^atha. Corn. Leland, Cy., Troy. Corn. Leland, Cy., Troy. Corn. Lemhart, Fred. Topeka. Oats, grass. Lyons, Henry, Greensburg. Wheat. Mangeldorph Brothers, Atchison. Corn. Mauk, Frank, Madison. Clover. Marshall, H. C, Bonner Springs. Grass. Matthews, B. C, Newton. Corn. McCabe, George, Pratt. Oats. McBeth & Kinnison, Garden City. Al- falfa and alfalfa seed McKee, James, Great Bend. Cereals. Mclntyre, J. A., Mankato. Alfalfa. McKenny, J. F., Great Bend. Wheat. Meyers, Homer, Bemal. Grass, rye, mil- let. Myers, J., Hutchinson. Corn. Miller, J., Burlingame. Corn. Miller, Jenny, Hiawatha. Corn. Murphy, R. S., Sterling. Corn. Miller, E. L., Marysville. Grass. Means, E. S., Leavenworth County. Corn in stalk. Moreyanott, Charles, Burlingame. Speltz. Miller, Chas., Topeka. Grass, alfalfa seed. Marshall, C, DeSoto. Wheat. Miller, S. R., Dodge City. Cereals. Nemaha County Fair Association. Ne- maha County. Speltz. New, Jacob, Washington. Wheat. Ney, Ed., Bonner Springs. Oats. Ney, Ed., Glenwood. Corn in stalk. Nice, C. R., Washington. Wheat. Norton, Willis and Co., North Topeka. Flour from cereals. Newman, E. O., Wyandotte. Wheat. Newman, E. O.. Muncie. Wheat. Nelson, J., Topeka. Cereals. Nelson Brothers, Hutchinson. Cereals. Ogden, J. S., White Cloud. Corn. Oldham Farm, Paola. Collection of tim- othy in sheaf. Pardee, John, Lawrence. Wheat. Plainville Mill & Elevator Co., Plainville, Flour from cereals. Piper, A. M., Monticello. Wheat. Ray, J. B., Mankato. Alfalfa. Rea, J. B., Mankato. Corn. Rudling Brothers, Davidson. Wheat. Riley, Mrs. A. J., Hayesville. Cereals. Reno County. Collection of Grasses. Ross Brothers, Wichita. Vegetable seeds. Rinker, W. H., McPhearson. Cereals. Riper, A. M., Monticello. Cereals. Regier, A. R., Mound Ridge. Cereals. Samuelson Brothers, Pottowatomie. Wheat. Satzler. H. M., Burlingame. Oats. Scott, L. E., Piper. Corn, clover. Shaw, David, Bernal. Wheat. Shide, Jacob, Bonner Springs. Vegeta- bles. Chuler, L. E., Lovewell. Corn. Smith, Christ, Bonner Springs. Wheat, grass. Smith, John, Bonner Springs. Wheat. Smith, J. J., Burlingame. Flax seed. Smith, Zeke, Girard. Cereals. Snyder, Ben., Jefferson. Corn. Snider, F., Seneca. Cereals. Spore, C. S., Sedgewick. Wheat. Spore, Lee, Sedgewick. Corn, barley seed. Squire, J. F., Topeka. Timothy in sheaf. Stowe, E. R., Burlingame. Corn. Sumptel, F. M.. Caldwell. Grass. Swinhardt, James, Lovewell. Com. Steinmire, C. H., Seneca. Wheat. Stall, G. B., New Cambria. Wheat. Sutterby, J. M., Mapleton. V\^heat. Surgrist, Jacob, Hutchinson. Wheat. Taber, J., Burlingame. Corn. Taber, J. O., Burlingame. Corn. Tates, W. O.. Scandia. Corn. Tiden, Mat., Norton County. Cereals. Tippir, W. D., Mankato. Cori*. Trice, B. J., Hiawatha. Corn. Trice, W. J., Hiawatha. Corn. Tissonville. H. E., Winfield. Cereals. Troyville, H. E., Winfield. Corn. Vaughan, Sycamore. Wheat. ' Vaughan, R. F., Mankato. Alfalfa in sheaf. Waskinton, P. P., Hillsboro. Cereals. Wainer, W. J., Bernal. Grass. Warner, C. L., Scranton, Corn. Welding, Carl, Topeka. Grass. Wellington Business Men's Club. Wel- lington. Wheat. Wett, S., Livingston. Alfalfa. Wheeler, W. W.. Delphos. Wheat. Wilde, Peter A., Lehigh. Wheat. Work, Theo.. Hiawatha. Corn. Wystrove, Gustave, Scandia. Corn. KENTUCKY. 63 oung, W. H., Canbondale. Corn, iller, J. D., Hiawatha. Corn. oUen, J., Burlingame. Corn. GROUP 85. /alcott, W. C, Tonganoxie. Butter. GROUP 87. eloit Milling Co., Beloit. Flour. lair Milling Co., Atchison. Corn cereals. GROUP 88. ost Yeast Co., Arkansas City. Yeast. GROUP 89. Swope, Mrs. S. W., Wichita. Preserved fruit. GROUP 90. Wheeler, C. R., Tyro. Syrups. GROUP 95. Beloit Milling Co., Beloit. Broom corn. Carvan, Henry, Mound City. Flax. Hanson, H., Marquette. Broom corn. Linn, Roy, Washington. Brooms. Taber, J. O., Burlingame. Flax. KENTUCKY. LOCATION: BLOCK 120 (South Half). Tobacco, Grain, Grasses, Whisky. GROUP 79. Kentucky Wagon Manufacturing Co., Louisville. Wagon .oughridge, W. J., Lexington. Hemp knife liles, A. E., Mrs., Bardstown. Hemp hackle Vest, R. M., Lancaster. Hemp brake GROUP 81. Ltherton, Walter, Nuckels. Burley to- bacco Lrbuckle, M. F., Silver Creek. Burley tobacco Jailey, J. R., Sharpe. Tobacco Joyle, L. T., Livia. Burley tobacco Johannon, Mr., Beach Grove. Burley tobacco Jiooks, Tom, Fulton. Tobacco plant Jutler, W. F., Palma. Tobacco Jrown, Wade, Woodville. Tobacco ^humbler, W. H., Hobe. Tobacco ^isco, Wm., Salem. Tobacco ^humbler, A. L., Palma. Tobacco ?lark, Geo., Coy. Tobacco. Collins, Tom, Fulton. Tobacco :iark, C. T., Salem. Tobacco 3avis, E. L., Catham. Burley tobacco 3can, J. W., Calhoun. Burley tobacco 3eury, Chas., Daviess Co. Green River tobacco Dotson, J. R.. Palma. Tobacco Edmonds, E. R., Glasgow. Dark to- bacco Scton, C. B., Winchester. Tobacco Ewing, D. K.,Owensboro. Green River tobacco Fields Bros., Fulton. Tobacco Franks, H. H., Salem. Tobacco Hawkins, James, Dixon. Dark tobacco Johnson, R. B., Dixon. Dark tobacco Johnson, Ben, Dixon. Dark tobacco Jennings, Wm. M., Salem. Tobacco Kenney, J. R., Uno. Burley tobacco Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, Lexington. Tobacco Little, Tom, Palma. Tobacco Little, J. A., Palma. Tobacco Lock, Wm., Uno. Burley tobacco Maddox, P. D., Rumsey. Burley tobacco McConnell & Son, Princeton. Tobacco McClure, W. C, Salem. Tobacco Mclntire, W. H.. Louisville. Tobacco. Miller, W. C, Sharp. Tobacco Moore. Chas., Owensboro. Green River tobacco Nail, J. B. Dark tobacco Overl". U. S., Dixon. Dark tobacco Payton, J. W., Hart Co. Tobacco Peake, J. A., Glenville. Hickory Leaf tobacco Pitman, T. P., Fulton. Tobacco Sedeboston, M. F., Munfordsville. Bur- ley tobacco Seymour, Emmett, Woodville. Burley tobacco Solom.on, Geo., Palma. Tobacco Stephens. A. R.. Fulton. Tobacco plant Smith, T. U., Guthrie. Tobacco Talbert, Tom, Scale. Tobacco Trimble, Russelville. Tobacco 64 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Vallines, E. F., Dixon. Dark tobacco Watson, Forrest, Dixon. Dark tobacco Wyatt, James H., Kevil. Tobacco SPECIAL TOBACCO American Tobacco Co., Owensboro. Green River leaf. Axton-Fisher Tobacco Co., Louisville. Chewing and smoking. Baldridge, J. D., Tobacco Co., Louis- ville. Chewing and smoking. Beard, B. F,, Tobacco Co., Hardinsburg. Green River leaf. Bell, J. H.j Owensboro. Green River leaf and strips. Bluegrass Tobacco Co., Lexington. Chewing and smoking. Browder Bros., Paducah. Dark leaf. Burr Reeve, D. J. & Co., Henderson. Henderson leaf. Campbell & Cummings Co., Louisville. Burley and dark leaf and strips; Green River and African leaf. One of the oldest houses in the trade. Specialties, steam drving and rehandling. Clay, H. B., Winchester. Burley leaf. Clay, S. G., Paris. Burley leaf. Conn &. Ferguson, Franklin. One sucker leaf. Connelly, Joseph, Louisville. Dark leaf. Continental Tobacco Co., Louisville. Burley leaf. Cummings, Wm. H. & Sons Co., Hop- kinsville. Dark leaf and strips; Af- rican types. Curry, Geo., Patesville, Green River leaf. Dodson, W. C, Paris. Burley leaf. Ewalt, J. H., Paris. Burley leaf. Farmer, J. W., Paducah. Dark leaf. Flower, Z. T., Olmstead. Dark leaf. Frazer, W. E., Louisville. Burley leaf. Galleher, Ltd., Owensboro. Green River leaf and strips. Grant, W. T. & Co., Louisville. African leaf. Gunn, E. W., Adairville. Dark leaf. Hanna, C. M., Shelbyville, Burley leaf and Burle}- seed. Henderson Tobacco Extract Works, Henderson. Tobacco extracts and i products. Hendrick, A. V., Bowling Green. One sucker leaf. j Hendrick, Ed. Lee, Oakland. One sucker leaf. Hendrick, E. L., & Co., Bowling Green. One sucker leaf. Hendrick, H. L., Bowling Green. One sucker leaf. Hendrick, S. E. & J. A., Sunnyside. One I sucker leaf. I I Hendrick, W. R., Bowling Green. One I sucker leaf. j Hopkinsville Tobacco Mfg. Co., Hop- kinsville. Chewing and smoking. Hughes, R. E., Louisville. Burley leaf. Kennedy, W. B., Paducah. Dark leaf. Kentucky Tobacco Product Co., Louis- ville. Tobacco extracts and products. Long, N. & Co., Owensboro. Green River leaf. Louisville Tobacco Warehouse Co., . Louisville. Burlej-. dark Green River and one sucker leaf. Lovell & Buffington Tobacco Co., Cov- ington. Chewing and smoking. Manufacturer's Tobacco Co., Louisville. Chewing and smoking. Martin, H. N., Tobacco Co., Louisville. Chewing and smoking. Martin, R. S., Junction City. Chewing and smoking. Martin, R. T., Greenville Tobacco Mfg. Co., Hopkinsville. Chewing and smok- ing. Mitchell, Buckner, Louisville. Dark leaf. Murphy, T. M., Owensboro. Green River leaf. Nail & Williams Tobacco Co.. Lo'uis- ville. Burley and dark leaf. Nave, J. H. & Co., Owensboro. Green Ri\"er leaf. Nosworthv, C. F., Henderson. Hender- son strips. O'Connell, E. J., Louisville. Burley leaf. Paducah Tobacco Warehouse, Paducah. Dark leaf. Peed, D. W., Paris. Burley leaf. Peed. J. R., Grassy. Burley leaf. Phillips, A. L., Bowling Green. One sucker leaf. Powers; A. L., Louisville. Burley leaf. Schroeder & Mitchell. Louisville. Dark leaf. Scott, H. B., Tobacco Co., Bowling Green. Chewing and smoking. Sherman, P. & Bro., Kirk. Green River leaf. Sledge, J. J., Alvaton. One sucker leaf. Spilman-Ellis Tobacco Co.. Covington. Chewing and smoking. Strater Bros. Tobacco" Co., Louisville. Chewing and smoking. Stump. J. W., Cynthiana. Burley leaf. Sutton, Frank, Louisville. Burley leaf. Thurman. F. A., Louisville. Tobacco press (for prizing hogsheads). Tucker & Co., Paducah. Dark leaf. Vaughan, J. M. & Co., Owensboro. (iroen river leaf and strips. Veal, A. N. & Co., Paducah. Dark leaf. KENTUCKY. fi5 Woodard, E., Paris. Burley leaf, ^oung B. C, Richardsville. One sucker leaf. y^oung, E. G., Richardsville. One sucker leaf. GROUP 83. Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, Lexington. Pictures. GROUP 84. Ashby, Lem, Valley Station. Pumpkins (^dcock, I. T., Jay. Corn fLtherton, A. C., Nuckols. Corn ^.ustin, J. H., Palma. Corn Sinkley, H. C., Fulton. Red clover seed Slakeley, R. F., Hempton. Corn, wheat Baynes, E. L., Birdsville. Corn 3oyle, Jno., Livia. Corn Babb, T. J., Salem. Sorghum seed 3arret, T. T., Henderson. Wheat, corn, rye. Sonet, T. J., Henderson. Wheat Brown, Wade, Woodville. Corn, beans. Bryan, Frank, Hart Co. Sweet potatoes EJottom, S. B., Lebanon. Corn Burton, J. W., Fulton. Wheat :humble, W. H., Kobe. Corn 31ark, P. A., Salem. Oats, corn Z!lark, Geo., Coy. Corn Zoulter, N. A., Mayfield. Corn 3ox. N. R., St. Joseph. Corn ^hipps Bros., Bayou. Clover, red-top, stalk corn 2rown Roller Mills, Morganfield. Odessa wheat. c«jrn 31arkem, P. A., Salem. Corn Davidson, U., Glasgow. Corn Jodd, J. A., Rocky Hill Grove. Corn Dewey, John, Maysville. Corn, potatoes, wheat Dickey, J. G., Mayfield. Corn Doyle, L. T., Livia. Corn. Doyle, Ike, Mayfield. Corn Diable, Geo., Buechel Station. Turnips Dresher, Henry, Buechel Station. Irish potatoes Dulton, W. M., Summerset. Corn j)cton, C. B. Shelled corn, ear corn iley. Chas. W., Benton. Corn iirskins, F. C, Pleasure Ridge Park. Gourds, cane Planery, James, Bayou. Wheat. Flanery, Guy, Bayou. Wheat. Harris, J. R., Salem. Corn 'ulton, J. B., Fulton. Corn ^reeman Bros., Trigg Co. Wheat ^ov. Tack, Fulton. Corn Flamey, James, Bayou. Corn, iasmiller. J. S. Freak corn jladden, T. B., Clinton. Corn jreenlea, Jno., Salem. Sorghum, sor- ghum seed Greer, R. J., Bloomfield. Corn, corn stalks Guess, Ed., Salem. Corn Gutermuth, Conrad, Louisville. Irish potatoes, radishes Hankins, C. W., Owensboro. Wheat Harris, C. H., Glenville. Corn. Haselden, J. R., Lancaster. Clover. Hedges, J. D., Sturgis. Clover Hoke, J. W., Jefferson Co. Irish pota- toes Holbrook, Rowan, Hartford. Corn Hughes, J. T., Bayou. Corn Holingsworth, C, Smithland. Timothy Hodges, T. L., Bonnieville. Corn Hartfield, Jas., Jefferson Co. Corn Hume, A., Hampton. Corn Hudson, Banks, Lancaster. Barley, oats Isbell, W. M., Woodville. Corn Janicka Bros., Jefferson Co. Carrots, squash Jansing, Wm. A., Louisville. Irish pota- toes Jewell, J. A., Bayon. Corn Joyce, Joseph, Jefferson Co. Corn Kane, W. J., Fallsburg. Corn, beans, soybeans, oats, barley, millet, sheaf oats, grasses, cow peas Karsner, Lexington. Wheat, barley, timothy, oats, millet Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, Lexington. Grain, grasses, le- gumes and sorghum Kentucky Grain & Malt Co., Louisville. Barley, malt Kerr, E. S. Bayou. Corn King, W. R., Berry Ferry. Corn Kirby, Jas. R., Smith Grove. Orchard grass Kerrick, Frank, Calhoun. Corn Knadler, J. W., Valley Station. Sugar cane, Irish potatoes, oats Kramer, Chas., Buechel Station. Tur- nips Lay, K. W., Bayou. Corn, wheat Lay, F. D., Bayou. Corn Lee, W. R., Pulaski. Corn Leiterlee & Son, Harrods Creek. Corn. Licktug Bros., Louisville. Onions Lock & Young, Jefferson Co. Corn Leffler, Henry, Bullitt Co. Sorghum syrup Little, J. H., Palma. Corn Logan, John A., Christianburg. Corn Lowery, T. W., Salem. Corn Mann, John, Fallsburg. Cow peas Marking, G. H.. Jefferson Co. Gourds Martin, Jos., Horse Cave. Corn Markay Bros., Bayou. Corn McDaniel, Smith's Grove. Corn McCorke, Hardin, Munfordsville. Corn McGrew, P. M., Joy. Wheat Marksburg, H. A. B., Lancaster. S«ed, rye 66 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. McGrew, G. W., Livingston's Co. Corn wheat, timothy McGregory, W. H., Fristoe. Corn McElmury, Wade, Hampton. Corn McCandlas, Bayou. Corn McGrew, Mrs. G. W., Bayou. Wheat, corn, surghiim seed, rj'c, clover aud grass McKentay, Geo., Sturges. Corn Mclntire, W. H., Louisville. Irish pota- toes, corn Meredith, Robert, Bayon. Corn Miles, W. F., South Park. Corn, corn stalks Mitchell, T. H.. Louisville. Rutabaga Mitchell, Pat, South Park. Pumpkins Mann, John, Fallsburg. Sorghum syrup Manz & Nuener, Louisville. Irish pota- toes Neal, M. W., Louisville. Squash Netherton, J. W., St. Mathews. Sor- ghum, orchard grass Pallen, M., Smiths' Grove. Corn Peake, J. A., Glenville. Wheat, corn, sorghum SATup, onions, popcorn and grasses. Peake & Kane. Sorghum, wheat, corn Parker, Thos., Sale. Corn Pcwitt, H., Fulton. Corn Pierce, J. H., Bristow. Corn Pirtle, F. W., Hartford. Corn Pitman, F. P., Fulton. Corn Pock, C. P., Skillman. Corn Phipps, O. S., Fancy Farm. Corn Prasie, Thos., Hoodville. Hay and clover. Precesler, J. B., Jefferson Co. Corn Padon, Frank, Jay. Corn Randall, W. H., Shepville. Corn Robinson. M. F., Hampton. Corn Raymer, E. G., Bayou. Corn Ray, Chas., Bayou. Corn Robinson, P. J., Hampton. Corn Read, M. E., Scottville. Corn Roederer, Jefferson Co. Potatoes. Robinson, M. L., Hampton. Wheat Robinson, C. A.. Lancaster. Millet Robaeds, John, Bullett Co. Corn, bar- ley Rudolph, Ephriam, Ozan. Corn St. Bernard Mining Co., Earlington. Grasses Savage. Potter, Woodville. Corn Scay. Bob, Sharp. Corn Simpkins, J. P., Salem. Sorghum Schaper, Mrs. Amelia, Buechel Station. Irish potatoes Schneider, Aug., Valley Station. Corn stalks, corn Smith, T. U., Guthrie. Sorghum, oats, beans Smith, Pat. Fulton. Corn Smith, T. M., Guthrie. Cow peas, soy- beans, wheat Stinson, J., Jefferson Co. Popcorn Swinford, A., Bayou. Corn Spurrien, Essex, Lyon Co. Corn. Stephen, J. A., Lancaster. Corn Stucker, Ben. F., Valley Station. Tur- nips Stephens, A. R., Fulton. Corn Swinford, J. H., Bayou. Corn Stroud, G. W., Berry Ferry. Corn Summers, J. R., Salem. ' Oats Trail, J. B., Hampton. Corn Talbott, Jessie L., Elizabethtown. Grasses Towles, M. A. Kentucky Blue Grass Tyler, J. E., Bullett Co. Sorghum Tyler, J. E., Bullett Co. Sorghum Thomas Bros., Hartford. Freak corn Thomas, C. B., Mayfield. Corn Trimble, H., Russellville. Corn Threlkeld, J. H., Joy. Corn Threlkeld, Ed., Hampton. Wheat Threlkeld, Jeff., Hampton. Corn Thompson, David, Fallsbur?. Sorghum syrup Vick, James, Joy. Corn Waddle, V., Cumberland. Corn Walker, J. B., Hopkinsville. Corn, tim- othy Warren, W. J., Shady Grove. Timothy Westerman, N. J., Fern Creek. Irish potatoes Western, Edw., Buechel Station. Irish potatoes Wilson, E. B., Scott Co. Corn Williams, Chas., Hampton. Corn Winkler, G. W., Buechel Station. Pota- toes Witherton, J. W., St. Mathews. Orchard grass Wyatt, J. H., Woodville. Clover, hay. Yocum, James, Witherville. Pie squash GROUP 87. Crown Roller Mills, Morganfield. Flour, meal. GROUP 92. Daughtery, Mrs. W. G., Bowling Green. Grape wine GROUP 93. State of Kentucky. Collective exhibit of Kentucky whiskies by the following contributors: Grabfelder, Samuel, Louisville Greenbaum Bros., Louisville. Green River Distilling Co., Owensboro Old Times Distillery Co., Louisville Pfeiffer Bros., Louisville Sachs & Sons, D.. Louisville Wright & Taylor, Louisville LOUISIANA. GROUP 95. Arbuckle. M. F., Lexinerton. Hemp Hudson, Banks, Lancaster. Hemp Lickling Bros., Louisville. Blackball berries Loughridge, W. J., Lexington. Hemp Morgan, W. H., Louisville. Castor-bean tree Peake, J. A., Glenville. Vermepge, monkey, mullen, castor-bean, bone- set, curse of the farmer, pennyroyal, horehound, buckberry, ball flower, su- mach, berrj^ broom corn Thompson, J. C., Lancaster. Ginseng West, R. M., Lancaster. Hemp. Wickliffe, Charles, Wickliffe. Ginseng. GROUP 96. Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Sta- tion, Lexington. Insects and parasites of plants LOUISIANA. LOCATION: BLOCK 102. AISLES: C-D-io. Farm Equipment, Fertilizers, Tobacco, Vegetable Food Products. GROUP 78. Lockett, A. M. & Co., New Orleans. IVIodel of irrigation pumping plant. GROUP 79. Baldwin Locomotive Works. Model of plantation locomotive. Case Threshing Machine Co. Model of rice thresher. Deere Plow Co. Model plow and farm wagon. McCormick Harvester Co. Model of rice harvester. Model Works, New Orleans. Model plantation locomotive. Monitor Drill Co. Model of rice drill. Murphy Iron Works, New Orleans. Model vacuum pans, tanks and triple. Planters' Compress Co., New Orleans, Model cotton press. GROUP 80. New Orleans Acid and Fertilizer Co., New Orleans. Fertilizers. GROUP 81. Beauvais, E. R., New Orleans. Perique tobacco, snufif, cigarettes, cigars and plugs. Courseault, L. O., Convent. Perique, cigars. North Louisiana Experiment Station, Calhoun county. Tobacco. State Experiment Station, Baton Rouge. Tobacco. GROUP 82. Bodley Manufacturing Co., New Orleans. Model of cane unloader. Buckeye Iron Works. Model cotton oil machinery. GROUP 83. American Sugar Cane Growers' Assn., New Orleans. Photographs. Godchaux Planting Co., New Orleans. Photographs. Planters' Compress Co., New Orleans. Photographs. State Experiment Station, Baton Rouge. Photographs. State of Louisiana. Wax models of cot- ton plant, vegetable, sugar cane field, rice field, topographic map of the state, sugar statute, statute of Rex in cotton, cotton figure of negro and cot- ton gin, model sugar house, rice ware- house, oyster map, cotton stalk, sheaf rice, agricultural soils and photo- graphs. Sugar Experiment Station, New Orleans. Roller cotton gin. sugar cane mill, laboratory outfit for sugar house, 90 varieties of sugar canes, laboratory products, growing cane in tubs, rice and cotton, hay and forage, miniature cotton bales, fibres, vegetables, seeds, molasses, feeds, bagasse paper and boards. GROUP 84. Coudron, Willis D., New Iberia. Pea- nuts. Haspel & Davis, New Orleans. Rice. Irion P., Cheneyville. Corn. McGhee, J. Burriss, Laurel. Hay. Mevers, A. V., Point a la Hache. Rice. ()8 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. National Rice Milling Co., New Orleans. Rice products. North Louisiana Experiment Station, Calhoun. Forage., potatoes, corn veg- etables, wheat, cow peas. Planters' Compress Co., New Orleans, Hay. Prudhomme, J. A., Beeville. Hay. Seaboard Refining Co., New Orleans. Cotton oils. State Experiment Station, Baton Rouge. Vegetables, sweet potatoes, corn, for- age, oats, hay. Steckler, J., Seed Co., New Orleans. Seeds, vegetables and potatoes. White, J. M., Capt., Union Parish. Hay, corn, cow peas, sweet potatoes. Wogan Bros., New Orleans. Stock and dairy feeds. GROUP 86. Avery, B. F. & Co., New Orleans. Mod- els of sugar agricultural implements. Boland & Gschwind Co., New Orleans. ]Model of rice mill and warehouses. Hepworth, S. S. Co. Models of centrifu- gals. Hersey Granulator Co. Models of sugar granulators. Perrin, W. R. & Co. Model filter presses. Whitney Iron Works, New Orleans. Model cane mill, crusher and crystal- izer. GROUP 87. Lawler, H. T. & Sons, New Orleans. Macaroni and flour. Pratt & Co. Rice oil and extracted rice meal. Vermont Chemical Co., New Orleans. Starch, extracts and condition pow- ders. GROUP 88. Gulf Mfg. Co., New Orleans. Baking powder. Vermont Chemical Co., New Orleans. Baking powders. GROUP 89. Barataria Canning Co., New Orleans. Canned goods, okra, pineapples, figs, shrimp, crabs and oysters. Dunbars Sons, New Orleans. Canned goods, gumbo file, canned shrimp and oysters. Louisiana Oyster Commission, New Orleans. Oysters. Richey, Mrs. Alice S., Union P. O. Fig preserves. Smith Bros. Co., Ltd. Canned goods. GROUP 90. American Sugar Refining Co.. New Or- leans. Refined cane sugars and syrups. Arney, L. C, New Orleans. Condiments. Barataria Canning Co., New Orleans. Syrup. Danove, D. C, New Orleans. Bottled condiments. Dunbars Sons, New Orleans. Cane S3'rup. Gay, E. J., Planting Co., Plaquemine. Sugar canes, sugar and molasses. Gulf Manufacturing Co., New Orleans. Extracts. Jeager & Depass, New Orleans. Can- dies. Mcllhenny's, E. Son, New Iberia. To- basco pepper and tabasco sauce. Mouton, A., Lafayette. Cane syrup. Papoosa Root Beer Co., New Orleans. Condiments. Ruger's Vinegar Works, New Orleans. Molasses, vinegar. Smith Bros. Co., Ltd. Cane syrup, evap- orated okra and syrup. Sugar and Rice Exchange, New Orleans. Commercial grades sugar, syrup and molasses. Trappey B., Jeannerette. Mexican pep- per. . j White, J. M., Capt., Union Parish. Cane and sorghum syrup. ( Wogan Bros., New Orleans. Molasses. GROUP 91. I Abita Springs Water Co., New Orleans. ! Abita mineral water carbonated. j GROUP 93. I Dunbars Sons, Nev/ Orleans. Cordials. Jung, L. E., New Orleans. Cocktails, cordials and bitters. I Redistilling and Rectifying Co., Ltd., | New Orleans. Alcohol, whiskey and : fin Southern Redistilling and Rectifying Co., Ltd., New Orleans. Alcohols, gins , and whiskey from molasses. • GROUP 94. Arney, L. C, New Orleans. Fermented beverages. Papoosa Root Beer Co., New Orleans. Fermented beverages. GROUP 95. ' Adger, J. E.. Shreveport. Lint cotton. Dougherty, N. S., Baton Rouge. Lint cotton. Frankenbush, J. M. & Sons, New Or- leans. Lint cotton. i MARYLAND. «fl Glynn Planting Co., Glynn. Lint cot- ton. Planters' Compress Co., New Orleans. Cotton fibres. Prudhomme, J. A., Beeville. Lint cotton. Pipes, D. W., Clinton. Lint cotton. Maginnis Mills, New Orleans. Lint cot- ton. Maxwell, F. L. Col., Mound. Lint cotton. North Louisiana Experiment Station, Calhoun county. Cotton. Ringheim, Schlichten, Ramie Co., New Orleans. Ramie fibres and fab- rics. Robert, Mrs. H., New Orleans. Cotton figures. Schuler, Mrs. Chas., Keatchie. Lint cot- ton. Seip, F., Alexandria. Lint cotton. State Experiment Station, Baton Rouge. Seed cottons, broom corn. Stelle Broom Factory, Dalcour P. O. Broom corn and brooms. Stubbs, F. P., Monroe. Lint cotton. White, Capt. J. M., Union Parish. Cot- ton. GROUP 96. Christo, Peter, New Orleans. Silk co- coons. White, J. M., Capt, Union Parish. Honev. MARYLAND. LOCATION: BLOCK 45. AISLE: H. Vegetable and Animal Food Products, Canned Goods, Tobacco. GROUP 78. Cremen, Robert & Son, Baltimore. Rus- tic summer house and cliairs. Drury, John H., Chaney. Barn stool. Wills, Catherine, Chaney. Spinning wheel. GROUP 81. Baltimore Tobacco Leaf Assn., Balti- more. Hogshead of tobacco. Berry, E. E., Forestville. Tobacco. Bowen, W. A., Bowens. Tobacco. Brooke, Geo. W., Upper Marlboro. To- bacco. Chaney, Chas. T., Chaney. Tobacco. Collinson, Dr. John, South River. To- bacco. Drury, John H., Chaney. Tobacco, to- bacco seed, strings, clamps and spears. Hayden, Chas. V., Leonardtown. To- bacco. Hill, Frank, Upper Marlboro. Tobacco. Hill, F. Snowden, Upper Marlboro. To- bacco. Mudd, J. E., La Plata. Tobacco. Purdum, W. L., Monrovia. Tobacco. Russell, S. E., Leonardtown. Tobacco. Steuart, Estep, Chaney. Tobacco. Weems, Franklin, Upper Marlboro. To- bacco. Wills, P. R., Bel Alton. Tobacco. Yates, Thad., Leonardtown. Tobacco. GROUP 84. Allgire, W. H. S., Hampstead. Wheat, i Andrew, Jacob, Easton. Corn. Bartlett, J. C, Easton. Corn. Barto, J. S., Cordova. Com. Bell, James, Chestertown. Com. BishofF, Geo. E., Hoyes. Buckwheat, oats. Bosley, D. W., Western Run. Corn. Brandenburg, Edward, Kemptown. Corn. Brashears, Luther, Laurel. Corn. Castle, A. B., Feagaville. Rye. Castle, John T., Westminster. Corn. Chapman, W. B. S., La Plata. Corn. Childs, Eugene P., Riverview. Cow peas. Cissil & Bro., P. B., Glenelg. Corn. Coffie, C. E., Muirkurk. Corn. Collins, W. S., Centreville. Corn. Collinson, Dr. John, South River. Com. Consolidated Coal Co., Frostburg. Tim- othy, rye, wheat. Diggs, Lewellyn, Davidsonville. Pop- corn. Duckett, S. W., Davidsonville. Corn. Enfield, Sam, Forest Hill. Corn. Engler, David, Jr., Medford. Rye. E. & E. Cut Hay Co., Baltimore. Hay. Farquhar, Malcolm, Rockville. Corn. Fike, Otto, Avilton. Buckwheat. Flook, W. S., Knoxville. Wheat. Garnand, Geo. R., Smithsburg. Wheat. Garner, E. O., College Park. Wheat, corn. Gibbs, B. L., Hardesty. Corn. Gorman, Hon. A. P., Laurel. Corn. Green, Chas. C, Adamstown. Corn. Greenwell, C. B., Beauvue. Corn. 70 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Grove, J. T., North East. Corn. Hargett, S. Fenton & Son, Frederick. Corn. Harper, Thos. B., Hurlock. Corn. _ Hayden, A. J., Drum Cliff. Corn. Hemp, Clayton, Jefferson. Corn. Holoway, A. C, Newark. Corn. Hoopes, Jos. T., Bynum. Timothy, corn. Howard, J Spence, Rutland. Cow peas. Hubbard, James E., Hurlock. Corn. Kaetzel, Geo. W., Capland. Corn. Kefauver, L. F., Middletown. Corn. Kemp, D. Columbus, Frederick. Clover seed, wheat, millet. Kerr, David, Baltimore. Potato chips. Kolk, A. G., Long Green. Corn, wheat, sunflower seed. Little, Frank P., Hancock. Wheat. Maryland Experiment Station, College Park. Hay and forage products. Massey, E. T., Masseys. Grass seed. Mattingly, Jos. M., Beauvue. Corn. McGill, A., Cordova. Corn. Mehring, Upton, Rocky Ridge. Rye. Moore, Jos. T., Jr., Sandy Spring. Wheat. Mudd, John E., La Plata. Corn. Munnikuysen, Wm., Fulford. Corn. Oswald, D. E., Chewsville. Wheat, oats. Pennyman, A. L., Thomas' Run. Corn. Powell, W. S., Annapolis Junction. Corn. Preston, Wm. S., Fallston. Corn. . Reid, James, Linkwood. Corn. Renn, E. C, Feagaville. Corn. Renn, J. S., Feagaville. Corn. Riddle, W. H., Fork. Corn. Ruark, A. W., Hurlock. Corn. Russell, S. H., Hollywood. Corn. Scott, E. E., Western Run. Corn. Silver, A. P., Glenville. Corn. Slaughter, James A., Centreville. Corn. Slingluff, L. P., New Windsor. Corn. Small, Noah, Belair. Corn, oats, wheat. Smith, G. M., Frederick. Corn. Snowden, John, Bowie. Wheat. Snook, Scott, Hagerstown. Clover. Stabler, Dr. Augustus, Brighton. Pop- corn, corn. Swamley, Elisha, New Market. Corn. Stones, V. M., Smithsburg. Millet. Thom, Dr. Decoursey, Queenstown. Corn. Thomas, C. W., Adamstown. Corn. Thomas, R. W., Centreville. Corn. Thomas, Y. G., Frederick. Corn. Traxell, Charles, Frederick. Com. Von Kapff, Fred, South Towson. Corn. Waite, M. B., Woodwardville. Sweet potatoes. Weber & Sons, H., Oakland. Barley, wheat. Wilhide, Nelson, Thurmont. Wheat. Williams, A. L., Salisbury. Corn. Wills, F. H., La Plata. Com. Wilson, E. A., Pylesville. Corn. Wright, Clayton, Centreville. Corn. Wright, S. L., Chestertown. Com. GROUP 85. Harvey & Co., Baltimore. Cheese. Shier & Co., Baltimore. Milk bottles and sterilizer. Walker, Gordon & Co., Baltimore. Milk and koumiss bottles. GROUP 87. Cambridge Mfg. Co., Cambridge. Hom- iny, corn meal, corn flour. Charles, John, Carlton. Flour and meal. Felton, T. M., Frederick. Hominy. Gambrill Mfg. Co., Baltimore. Wheat flour. Waltz, Geo. H., Linwood. Hominy. GROUP 89. Chambers, Geo., F., Mrs., Cove Point. Canned fruit. Colt & Dixon, Frederick. Canned corn. Harvey & Co., Baltimore. Cured pork, lard. Insley & Sons, Geo. D., Bivalve. Canned crab meat, shells. Martin, Wagner & Co., Baltimore. Canned goods. Mitchell, J. M., Aberdeen. Canned sugar corn. Smith, Frank O., Dunkirk. Canned goods. GROUP 90. Beachy, Silas C, Bittinger. Maple sugar and syrup. Eishoff, Geo. E., Hoyes. Maple sugar. Boyle, John & Co., Baltimore. Jellies and preserves. Gibbs Preserving Co., Baltimore. Pre- serves and jellies; ketchup. GROUP 92. Chambers, Geo. F., Mrs., Cove Point. Wine. GROUP 95. Dickey & Co., Baltimore. Wool. GROUP 96. Neave, Samuel R., Hughesville. Honey and beeswax Neave, Samuel R., Hughesville. Bees- wax. MISCELLANEOUS. Crois, Henry, Jarrettsville. Corn husk flag, corn husk mats. Drury, John H., Chaney. Corn husk collars. MASSACHUSETTS— MICHIGAN. 71 MASSACHUSETTS. LOCATION: BLOCK 63. AISLE H. Fertilizers, Tobacco, Market Gardening Methods, Agricultural Products. GROUP 80 Bowker & Company, Boston. Fertil- izers. Massachusetts Agricultural College. Fertilizers. Massachusetts State Commission. Fer- tilizers and results discovered in Massachusetts. GROUP 81. Massachusetts State Commission. To- bacco (collective exhibit.) GROUP 82. Massachusetts State Commission. Ap- pliances and methods in market gar- dening. GROUP 83. Massachusetts State Commission. Charts shov^ing comparative results and pro- gress in Massachusetts agriculture. Massachusetts State Board of Agricul- ture. Annual reports; bound vol- umes. GROUP 84. Massachusetts State Commission. Ce- reals originating in Massachusetts. GROUP 85. Massachusetts State Commission. Meth- ods, equipment, etc., in dairy farming. GROUP 96. Massachusetts Agricultural College. Insects, parasites; destruction of in- jurious insects and parasites. MICHIGAN. LOCATION: (North Half) BLOCK 61. AISLES: G-7-H. Grains, Grasses, Wool, Beet Sugar, Preserved Fruits. GROUP 84. Brown, A. M., Seed Co., Grand Rapids. Beans and peas. Chapin, J. W., Mason. White Beans. Crittenden, N. A., Mason. Corn in grain. Experimental Station, Michigan Agri- cultural College. Collection of le- gumes, early potatoes, sugar beets, and forage plants. Foster, A. J., Allegan. Wheat in grain. Holden, L. C, Sault Ste. Marie. Field peas. Jewett, Artie, Mason. Corn in grain. Jewett, A. W., Mason. Rye, wheat barley, corn and other cereals in straw and grain. Jewett, Ralph, Mason. Corn in grain. Jewett, Wilfred, Mason. Corn in grain, Keeney & Son, U. B., Cheboygan. Gar- den peas. Lasenby, Lee, Mason. Corn. Lazell, Calvin, Napoleon. Corn. Lyon, Will, Mason. Corn. Mclntyre, J. C, Mason. Corn. Noyes, B. B., Mason. Corn. Post, John, Mason. Huron Dent corn. Seely, Frank, Mason. Corn. State Experiment Station. Chatam. For- age plants. Steward, Fred, Mason. Corn. Swan, James, Mason. Corn. Todd, A. M., Kalamazoo. Peppermint and other oils. Waldron, H. D., Ionia. Cereals in straw and grain. Woodman, D., Paw Paw. Grains and grains in straw. DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. GROUP 85. American Condensed Milk Co., Jackson, Display of products. Bechtel, W. H., Caro. Butter. Bobb. B. J., Utica. Butter. Cook, John J., Grand Rapids. Butter. Hall, Walter, Hilliards. Butter. Herriman, Jacob C, New Haven. But- ter. Miles, S. R., Buchanan. Butter. Pierce, Archie R., Amble. Butter. Pike, Chas. M., White Pigeon. Butter. Sorter, R. G., Henderson. Butter. Tinholt, Lambertus, Graafschap. But- ter. Yetter, George T., Pipestone. Butter. GROUP 87. Battle Creek Sanitarium Food Co., Bat- tle Creek. Display of products. Hygenic Food Co., Battle Creek. Dis- play of products. Korn Krisp Co., Battle Creek. Display of products. Lake Odessa Malted Cereal Co., Lake Odessa. Display of products. National Cereal Co., Battle Creek, Dis- play of products. Norka Fook Co., Battle Creek. Display of products. Postum Cereal Co., Battle Creek. Dis- play of products. U. S. Food Co., Battle Creek. Display of products. Vena Food Co., Bellevue. Display of products. Vigor-O Health Food Co., Battle Creek. Display of products. Voight Cereal Co., Grand Rapids. Dis- play of products. GROUP 89. Dunkley Co.. Kalamazoo. Canned fruits. Sears and Nichols, Pentwater. Canned fruits. GROUP go.- I Chapin, E. W., Eden. Maple sugar. Diamond Crystal Salt Co., St. Clair, Dair}- and tal)le salt. German-American Sugar Co., Salzburg. Beet sup:ar and by-products. Heinz Pickle Co., Michigan products, mixed pickles, mustards, etc. Holland Sugar Co., Holland. Beet sugar and by-products. Lansing & Owosso Sugar Co., Lansing and Owosso. Beet sugar and by-pro- ducts, j Michigan-Bay City Sugar Co., Bay City. Beet sugar and by-products. Peninsular Sugar Refining Co., Caro. Beet sugar and by-products. Putnam Candy Co., Grand Rapids. Can- dy manufacturers. Saginaw Sugar Co., Saginaw. Beet sugar and by-products. Sanilac Sugar Co., Croswell. Beet sugar in all processes of manufacture. Sebewaing Sugar Co., Sebewaing. Beet sugar and bj'-products. St. Louib Sugar Company, St. Louis. Beet sugar and by-products Valley Sugar Co., Saginaw. Beet sugar and by-products. Walton Salt Association, Detroit. Dairy and table salt. GROUP 93. Chapin, E. W., Eden. Maple syrup GROUP 95. j Alexander, William, Fowlerville. Shrop- ! shire, wool, unwashed. Backus, V. A., Potterville. Black top Delaine Merino wool, unwashed I Becker, F. L., Fenton. Hampshire wool, I unwashed Bonnie, Lot, Vandalia. Wool unwashed Bucke, Chas. & Son, Lake Odessa. Hampshire wool, unwashed. : Cochran, Jas. A., Hillhurst Co. Hamp- 1 shire wool, unwashed ' Cilly, C. J., Petersburg. Shropshire wool, , unwashed Cowan, J. G., Grattan. Wool, unwashed ; Cowan, S. J., Rockford. Black top, De- laine Merino, unwashed DeGarmo, H. J., Clyde. Oxford wool, un- i washed Foster, A. H., Allegan. Shropshire wool, unwashed Johnson, J. H., Penn. Delaine wool, un- washed Knight, Robert & Son, Marlette. Wool unwashed Marshall, John, Cass City. Lestershire wool, unwashed McNeil, N. D., Grand Blanc. Wool, un- washed Milton, John. Marshall. Hampshire wool, unwashed Moore, N. I,, Moscow. Wool, unwashed Noyes, M. J., Chelsea. Wool, unwashed Parsons, C. R., Saline. Franco-Ameri- can and Ramboulet. , Wool, unwashed Pritchard, J. S., Tekonsha. Delaine wool, unwashed Robertson. O. M., Eaton Rapids. Black ton Delaine Merino wool, unwashed Sanford, S. H., Onondaga. Black top Delaine Aferino wool, unwashed Sherwood, S. H., Onondaga. Black top Delaine, Merino wool, unwashed MINNESOTA. 73 smith, Bert, Charlotte. Lincolnshire wool, unwashed strough, L. T., Vicksburg. Hampshire and Ramboulet wool, unwashed raylor, Robert, Abbott. Hampshire, Lestershire and Hamp. x Lester, wool ryler, C. A., Nottawa. Hampshire wool unwashed Upton, Chas, O., Mt. Morris. Black top Delaine, Merino wool, unwashed Warren, W. W., Union City. Shropshire wool, unwashed Webber, S. J., Middleville. Shropshire wool, unwashed MINNESOTA. LOCATION: BLOCK 50. AISLES: D-5. Edible Agricultural Products — Cereals. GROUP 84. Minnesota State Commission. Collective exhibit of grasses, grains and vege- tables. \gricultural College, State, St. Paul. Corr.. ^-ngier, F. H., Hancock. Corn. Baird, G. W., Edina. Corn. Begg & Co., St. Paul. Potatoes. Busser, H. F., Merriam Park. Potatoes and turnips. Zasey, P. F., Morris. Corn. 3hase, A. R., Marshall. Corn. [Rollins, W. Z., Frazee. Corn. -00k, F. M., Benson. Corn. hooper, A. C, St. Cloud. Corn and red clover. >ookston Experimental Farm, Crook- ston. Grains. Zrowley, J. W., Hancock. Corn. Daniels, R. B., Marshall. Corn. 2ddy, J. W., Morris. Corn. :^uhon, H. P., Marshall. Corn. jray, Chas. C, Olmstead Co. Grains. jruenhagen, A. H., Norwood. Grains. ^all, S. H.. Minneapolis. Potatoes. ield, J. T.. Minneapolis. Beets and tur- nips. ^endrickson, E. W., Hamline. Turnips. :iowe, C. N.. Aitken. Grains. ^oulton, R. S.. Elk River. Corn. ^oyt. B. F., St. Paul. Corn. feft, J. G., Camden Place. Potatoes, car- rots, parsnips. fenson, P.. Osseo. Potatoes. fohnson, C, Warwick. Potatoes. :<>ng, J. W., Frazee. Corn. . Corn. ' Keys, E. F., Ulman, Miller Co. Corn. i Keys, Jas. P., Stoutsville, Monroe Co. ' Corn. Keys, W. W., Liberal, Barton Co. Corn. Kick, G. W., Varner, Ripley Co. Corn. Kidd, Ben, Graniteville, Iron Co. Corn. Kientcer, H., Tea, Gasconade Co. Corn. | Killian, Henry, Perryville, Perry Co. Cu-n. Kimber, A., Buchanan, Bollinger Co. Corn. ; Kimes, Frank, Pt. Pleasant, New Madrid I Cm. Corn. Kinder, L., Kyler, Wayne Co. Corn. Kindred, Newt., Ralls Co. Corn. King, A. C, Marble Hill. Corn. King, Geo., Kyles, Wayne Co. Corn. King, Silas, Buffalo, Dallas Co. Corn. Kincaid, E. S., Lathrop, Clinton Co. Cum. Kingsborough, Boyd, Albany, Gentry Co. Corn. Kingscade, Harrisonville, Cass Co. Corn. Kinnaid, D. M., Frazier, Buchanan Co. Corn. Kinnaird, A., Van Buren, Carter Co. Corn. Kinney, G. W., Fredericktown, Madison Co. Corn. Kirchoff, John, McGirk, Moniteau Co. Corn. Kirk, A. T., Lookout, Pettis Co. Corn. Kirnel, E. H., Fillmore, Andrew Co. Corn. Kiso, Jno. J., Freedom, Osage Co. Corn. Kissler, Jno., Cassville, Barry Co. Corn. Kitchen, Wm., Greenfield, Dade Co. Corn. Kizer, P. T., Palmyra, Marion Co. Corn. Klaeger, Wm., Woolam, Gasconade Co. Corn. Kleinschmidt, Chris., Flatten, Jefferson Co. Corn. Klein, Ignatius, Ste. Genevieve, Ste. (ieni'\-ie\-e Co. Corn. Klenn, J. F., Doniphan, Ripley Co. Corn. Klenn, J. S., Doniphan, Ripley Co. Com. Klepzig, R. A., Winona, Shannon Co. Corn. Klinger, G. M., Fair Grove, Greene Co. Corn. Klossner, Fred, Potsdam, Gasconade Co. Corn. Klote, H. B., Edina, Knox Co. Corn. Kloutz, Cal., Deerfield, Vernon Co Corn. Klump, Aug., Perryville, Perry Co. Corn Kneedler, J., Springfield, Greene Co Corn. Knoebel, Louis, Benton City, Audrain. Co. Corn. I Knollenberg, A., Laddonia, Audrain Co.i Corn. Konsor, J. W., Craig, Atchison Co. Corn Knowles, B. C, Fredericktown, Madison Co. Corn. Knox, H. B., Brazen, Perry Co. Corn.! Knox, John, Taney Co. Corn. ' Koch, F. W., St. Joseph, Buchanan Co' Corn. Koch, Henry, Woolam, Gasconade Co Corn. Koeth, Herman, St. Charles, St. Charles Co. Corn. Kophal, C, Licking, Texas Co. Corn. Kosark, Frank, , Gasconade Co Corn. ' Krafft, E. G., Farmington, St. Francoij, Co. Corn. ' Kreger, August, Houston, Texas Coi Corn. I Krohman, Ed., Uniontown, Perry Co| Corn. I Kruege, Rudolph, Union, Franklin Co Corn. I Kruse, G. W., Dexter, Stoddard Coi Corn. Kuhn, Jacob, Guthridge Mill, Charitor Co. Corn. ' Kullman, Geo., Edmonson, Benton Co Corn. Kunkel, Lath, New Point, Holt Co. Corn Kurtz, Fred, Oregon, Holt Co. Com. Kurtz, Jacob, Oregon, Holt Co. Corn. Kurtz, Jocale, Mound City, Holt Co Corn. Kurtz, John, Estill, Howard Co. Corn Lackard, Enos, Gallatin, Davies Cc| Corn. '• Lacy, Forest, Jackson, Cape Girardeai, Co. Corn. j Lafor, Alex., Hillsboro, Jefferson Co Corn. ; Lafever, Jno., Richmond, Ray Co. Corr Laidley, Jas., Summerville, Texas Cc Corn. Laidley, E. M., Houston, Texas Cc Corn. Lamar, M. J., Harrisonville, Cass Cc Corn. Lamar, Seth, Wallace, Buchanan Cci Corn. Lammert, H. B., McGirk, Moniteau Cc Corn. Lane, Henry, Ralls Co. Corn. Lane. M. L., Stanberry, Gentry Cc Corn. I MISSOURI. 93 and, C. W., Nevada. Vernon Co. Corn. ,andes, G. W., Hughesville, Pettis Co. Corn. gnler, J. A. M., Springfield, Greene Co. Corn. ,ang, Fred, Thompson, Audrain Co. Corn. ,ang, W. E., Quitman, Nodoway Co. Corn. .angdon, S. O., Osceola, St. Clare Co. Corn. .angley, G. W., May, McDonald Co. Corn. angfird, B. M., Poyner, Ripley Co. Corn. .angford, Eugene, Hermitage, Hickory Co. Corn. ,anier, J. A. M., Springfield, Greene Co. Corn. ,ancaster, L., Liberty, Clay Co. Corn. ,anham, Wm., Warrensburg, Johnson Co. Corn. ,antz, J. R., Browning, Sullivan Co. Corn. ,arkin, Mrs. L. R., Mexico, Audrain Co. Corn. .argen, Arthur, Newtonia, Newton Co. Corn. ,asley, F. M., Thomasville, Ozark Co. Corn. .arsen, Louis, Bloomfield, Stoddard Co. Corn. -assiner, Emile, Rolla, Phelps Co. Corn, -athan, H., Belleview, Iron Co. Corn, -awson, G. H., Utica, Livingston Co. Corn. -awson, G. S., Mill Springs, Wayne Co. Corn. -awson, Ed., Wakenda, Carroll Co. Corn. -awson, F. D., Sublett, Adair Co. Corn. -awson, v., Springfield, Greene Co. Corn. -awson, John, Eminence, Shannon Co. Corn. -ayman, Harry, Lebanon, Laclede Co. Corn. • -aws, Jesse, Perryville, Perry Co. Corn. -aws, Burnard, Perryville, Perry Co. Corn. -ayton, Albert C, Sparta, Christian Co. Corn. -ayton, Martin, Brewer, Perry Co. Corn, -ayton, H. F., Silver Lake, Perry Co. Corn.. ^ayton, Geo. A., Bloomfield, Stoddard Co. Corn. -ax, B. A., Warsaw. Benton Co. Corn, ^eader, C. H., Poplar Bluff, Butler Co. Corn. ^ecompte, Keet, Cassville, Barry Co. Corn. -ee, Ad., Springfield, Greene Co. Corn. Lee, R. E., Montgomery, Montgomery Co. Corn. Lee, Grundy, Lexington, Lafayette Co. Corn. Lee, J. A., Holden, Johnson Co. Corn. Leeper, R. E., Ash Grove, Greene Co. Corn. Leeper, W. T., Mill Springs, Wayne Co. Corn. Leggett, J. B., Palmyra, Marion Co. Corn. Leggett, W. H., Woodland, Marion Co. Corn. Lehman, R. A., Kahoka, Clark Co. Corn. Lehr, C. P., Altamont, Davies Co. Corn. Leisher, Wm., Georgetown, Pettis Co. Corn. Lemons, Leslie, Ralls Co. Corn. Lemley, D. C, Edinburg, Grundy Co. Corn. Lenhmann, F., Lexington, Lafayette Co. Corn. Lenz, Geo., Trenton, Grundy Co. Corn. Leonard, R. A., Salem, Dent Co. Corn. Leonard, Jos. A., Vance, Webster Co. Corn. Lester, J. W., Marionville, Lawrence Co. Corn. Lesley, F. M., Thomasville, Ozark Co. Corn. Lester, Allie, Grant City, Worth Co. Corn. Lewis, W. T.. Butler. Bates Co. Corn. Lewis, R. E., St. James, Phelps Co. Corn. Lewis, W. A. & D. S., Eagle Rock, Barry Co. Corn. Lewis, D. S., Eagle Rock, Barry Co. Corn. Lewis, Leroy, Sabula, Iron Co. Corn. Lewis, J. C. Zadock, Stoddard Co. Corn. Lewis, T. H., Cape Girardeau, Cape Gir- ardeau Co. Corn. Lewis, Ed., Fredericktown, Madison Co. Corn. Lewis, F. M., Richland, Pulaski Co. Corn. Lewis, E. B., Fredericktown, Madison Co. Corn. Lierton, J. G., Tuscombia, Miller Co. Corn. Lichte, H., Big Springs, Montgomery Co. Corn. Lightfoot, Wm., Irondale, Washington Co. Corn. Lightfoot, E. T., Irondale, Washington Co. Corn. Lillard, W. L., Neeper. Clark Co. Corn. Linthicum. Jas., Skidmore, Nodoway Co. Corn. Lindsey, E. T., Lone Spring, Hickory Co. Corn. Lindsey, Haywood, Princeton, Mercer Co. Corn. 94 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Linthicum, Jas., Skidmore, Nodoway Co. Corn. Little, John, Ralls Co. Corn. Litzelfelner, W. H., Pocahontas, Cape Girardeau Co. Corn. Loas, George, Jackson, Cape Girardeau Co. Corn. Loas, Wm., Tilsit, Gape Girardeau Co. Corn. Lockland, H. M,, Mexico, Audrain Co. Corn. Lockhart, J. E., Advance, Stoddard Co. Corn. Lockhart, G. L., Tea, Gasconade Co. Corn. Lockett & Son, SedaHa, Pettis Co. Corn. Loehring, Rich., Herman, Gasconade Co. Corn. Logan, A., Grant City, Worth Co. Corn. Loganbill, B. F., Excelsior, Morgan Co. Corn. Lohnes, L. L., Thayer, Oregon Co. Corn. Lolly, W. R., Hedge City, Knox Co. Corn. Lomb, J. T., Jones, McDonald Co. Corn. Long, W. E., Norwood, Wright Co. Corn. Long, Turner, Fayette, Howard Co. Corn. Long, Thos., Ralls Co. Corn. Long, R. N., Independence, Jackson Co. Corn. Long, W. O., Putnam, Pettis Co. Corn. Long, Jerry, Ralls Co. Corn. Long, Reuben, Fayette, Howard Co. Corn. Long, Wm., Agency, Buchanan Co. Corn. Long, J. D., Grandin, Carter Co. Corn. Long, Mathew, Marshfield, Webster Co. Corn. Long, J. H., Belleview, Iron Co. Corn. Long, A. C, Cassidy, Christian Co. Corn. Long, Wm., Fourche a Renault, Wash- ington Co. Corn. Longwell, M. T., Clara, Texas Co. Com. Loomer, C. P., Nevada, Vernon Co. Corn. Lorance, W., Lebanon, Laclede Co. Corn. Lornax, E. H., Stanberry, Gentry Co. Corn. Losure, Mrs. M. J., Hermitage, Hickory Co. Corn. Loveall, W. R., Chilhowee, Johnson Co. Corn. Lowe, J. H., Chillicothe, Livingston Co. Corn. Lowe, S. T., Alba, Jasper Co. Corn. Lowe, G. H., Chillicothe, Livingston Co. Corn. Lowe. A. J.. Kirksville, Adair Co. Corn. Lower, S. A. D., Saxton, Buchanan Co. Corn. Lowes, Fred H., Appleton, Cape Girard-j eau Co. Corn. i Lowry, Jno., Bowling Green, Pike Co. I Corn. Loy, T. P., Kennett, Dunklin Co. Com.; Lozier, Orlando, Hermitage, Hickory Co.j Corn. ' Luermann, Frank, Varner, Ripley Co.' Corn. ] Lueck, Fred, Bonfils, St. Louis Co. Corn.; Lucas, L. W., Festus, Jefferson Co. Corn. j Lucas, Lint, Byrnsville, Jefferson Co.' Corn. I Ludevick, G. N., Spruce, Bates Co. Com.; Lukefahr, Simon J., Highland, Perry Co.' Corn. Lukefahr, A. R., Perry ville. Perry Co. Corn. Luna, Dan, Gainsville, Ozark Co. Corn. Luna, W. W., Gainsville, Ozark Co. Corn. I Luna, Han., Gainsville, Ozark Co. Cora. Luna, Jesse, Thornfield, Ozark Co. Cora. Lutzenheiser, Del., Montrose, Bates Co. Corn. Lujin, Cord, Sedalia, Pettis Co. Corn. ; Lykins, J. J., St. Joseph, Buchanan Co.! Corn. I Lychs, C, Lexington, Lexington Co., Corn. I Lynch, A. J., Wakenda, Carroll Co. Cora.- Lynch, Jno., Goldman, Jefferson Co. Corn. Lyons, G. M., Higginsville, Lafayette Co. Corn. Lyons, S. H., Osceola, St. Clare Co. Corn. Lyons, C, Lexington, Lafayette Cci Corn. Lyons, J. K., Higginsville, Lafayette Co.j Corn. • Lyons, J. L., Lexington, Lafayette Co. Corn. ■ Martin, C. N., Red Bird. Corn. Martin, Geo., Windsor, Henry Co. Corn. Martin, G. W., Anderson, McDonald Co.! Corn. ! Martin, Henry J., Five Mile Run, Bates, Co. Corn. • Martin, J. C, Napton, Saline Co. Corn. Martin, Jno., Grant City, Worth Co. Corn. Martin, J. M., Jones, McDonald Co. Corn. Martin, J. W., Bethpage, McDonald Co. Corn. Martin, S. P., Edwards, Benton Co. Corn. Martin, S. R., Hopkins, Nodoway Co. Corn. Martin, W., Washburn, Barry Co. Corn. Martin. W. S.. Pippin, Barry Co. Corn. Martinek, J. V., Mashek, Lincoln Co. Corn. '1 MISSOURI. 95 [arx, Thos., Owensville, Gasconade Co. Corn. [asel, S>, Harriston, Cooper Co. Corn, [assie, Nathan, Peggy, Carter Co. Corn, [assie, Walter, Van Buren, Carter Co. Corn. [atheny, J. T., Miami, Saline Co. Corn, [athews, Calet, Oran, Scott Co. Corn, [athews, John, Belleview, Iron Co. Corn. [athews, Louis, Oran, Scott Co. Corn. [athews, W. O., Purdin, Linn Co. Corn, [atson, E. G., Ralls Co. Corn, [atson, R. C, Matson, St. Charles Co. Corn. [atthews, Owen, Fredericktown, Mad- ison Co. Corn. [ay, Jno., Labaddie, Franklin Co. Corn. [ay, John, Silver Lake, Perry Co. Corn, [ay, Lloyd, Raymondville, Texas Co. Corn. [ay, M. U., Middletown, Montgomery Co. Corn. [ayabb, Jno., Bois d'Arc, Greene Co. Corn. [ayberry, J. M., Stockton, Cedar Co. Corn. [ayberry, P. M., Doe Run, St. Francois Co. Corn. [ayden, Geo., Taney Co. Corni iayes, Albert, Edina, Knox Co. Corn, [ayes, Jasper, Hallsville, Boone Co. Corn. [ayes, J. D., Leila, Cedar Co. Corn, [ayes, Jos., Kingston, Caldwell Co. Corn. [ayes, Thos., Kingston, Caldwell Co. Corn. [ayes, W. G., Leila, Cedar Co. Corn. [ayfield, J. T., Dumpville, Pettis Co. Corn. ebbs, I. W., Oran, Scott Co. Corn, lobson, C. W., Hobson, Dent Co. Corn. :ockmeyer, J. F., New Haven, Franklin Co. Corn. odge, Jno. W., Cadmus, Maries Co. Corn. :ohen, John, Jefferson City, Cole Co. Corn. olby, Carl, Memphis, Scotland Co. Corn. oldman, Jacob, California, Moniteau Co. Corn. ollandsworth, Mrs. Phebe C, Ralls Co. Corn. oUoway, Andrew, Mt. Sterling, Gas- conade Co. Corn. olloway, Jos., Louisville, Lincoln Co. Corn. olloway, John, Ralls Co. Corn, oltmeyer, J. D., Krakno, Franklin Co. Corn. Holzschirk, Trade, Owensville, Gascon- ade Co. Corn. Hottman, L. S., Boyles Mill, Morgan Co. Corn. House, Jno., Vienna, Maries Co. Corn. Howard, C. J., Ralls Co. Corn. Howard, J., California, Moniteau Co. Corn. Howard, J. T., Ralls Co. Corn. Howard, W. A., California, Moniteau Co. Corn. Huebner, Theo., Bem, Gasconade Co. Corn. Huff, Wm., Versailles, Morgan Co. Corn. Huffman, Joe, Versailles, Morgan Co. Corn. Hutchen, Warren, Ralls Co. Corn. Hutchinson, Luther, Vienna, Maries Co. Corn. Maberry, Allen, Van Buren, Carter Co. Corn. Maberry, Levi, Van Buren, Carter Co. Corn. Macey, J. C, Alton, Oregon Co. Corn. Mack, O. E., Trenton, Grundy Co. Corn. Mackey, J. O., Bowling Green, Pike Co. Corn. Madden, Eugene, Ralls Co. Corn. Maddock, Leo, Silver Lake, Perry Co. Corn. Maddox, J. W., Carthage, Jasper Co. Corn. Maddox, R. B., Pilot Grove, Cooper Co. Corn. Maddox, W. E., Carthage, Jasper Co. Corn. Madison, Ollie, Maysville, DeKalb Co. Corn. Madison, R. G., Festus, Jefferson Co. Corn. Madole, John, Versailles, Morgan Co. Corn. Mahan, W. T., Marston, New Madrid Co. Corn. Maisee, L., Jr., Richmond, Ray Co. Corn. Mallicoat, C. F., Springfield, Greene Co. Corn. Mallory, Lou, Chaomia, Wayne Co. Corn. Malone, Lobe, Huntsville, Randolph Co. Corn. Manley, T. L., Griffin, Christian Co. Corn. Mann, B. F., Jamesport, Davies Co. Corn. Mann, W. W., Jamesport, Davies Co. Corn. Manning, David, Williamsville, Wayne Co. Corn. Manning, H. F., Dermott, Webster Co. Corn. Manter, Lemon, Willow Springs, Oregon Co. Corn. * 96 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Marbut, Tilden, Cassville, Barry Co. Corn. Marckle, C. W., Elwood, Greene Co. Clover. Marney, John, Van Buren, Carter Co. Corn. Marr, Henry, Licking, Texas Co. Corn. Marr, T. N., Belleview, Iron Co. Corn. Marrs, J. S., Albany, Gentry Co. Corn. Marriott, J. T., Gravois Mills, Morgan Co. Corn. Marriott, Murphy, Gravois Mills, Morgan Co. Corn. Marrow, J. R., Conran, New Madrid Co. Corn. Marsh, C. T., Warsaw, Benton Co. Corn. Marsh, John, Eagle Township, Macon Co. Corn. Marsh, J. F., Steelville, Crawford Co. Corn. Marshall, C. A., Anniston, Mississippi Co. Corn. Marshall, C. O., Irwin, Barton Co. Corn. Mauser, D. M., Marquand, Madison Co. Corn. Maze, John, Jadwin, Dent Co. Corn. McBrayer, A. J., Gallatin, Davies Co. Corn. McCallion, Frank, Cadie, Washington Co. Corn. McCartney, H. A., Neosho, Newton Co. Corn. McCarty, J. E., Clinton, Henry Co. Corn. McCashan, E. B., Lebanon, Laclede Co. Corn. McCauley, J. W., So. St. Joseph, Buchan- an Co. Corn. McCauley, Wm., So. St. Joseph, Buchan- an Co. Corn. McClary, James, Platte City, Platte Co. Corn. McClintock, Ed., De Lassus, St. Fran- cois Co. Corn. McClure, Brown, Hobson, Dent Co. Corn. McClure, J. L., Marionville, Lawrence Co. Corn. McClure, W. G., Thomasville, Oregon Co. Corn. McCollam, G. W.. Putnam Co. Corn. McCoUister, N. S., Hiram, Wayne Co. Corn, McCollough, Steve, Isabella, Ozark Co. Corn, McCollum, W. H., Trenton, Grundy Co. Cfirn, McCollum, Wm., St. Catherine. Linn Co. Corn. McCorkell. J. L.. Vernon Co. Corn. McCormack, James, Lancaster, Schuyler Ci), Corn. McCormick, W. S., Plattin, Jefferson Co. Corn. McCoy, A. C, Lawing, Christian Co Corn. McCoy, C. F., Paris, Monroe Co. Corn McCoy, G. W., Brussells, Lincoln Co Corn. McCoy, Jno., Ozark, Christian Co. Cornl McCray, M. F., Cowgill, Caldwell Col Corn. McCrossy, Sam, Bolivar, Polk Co. Corn McCulhan, Pearl, Hale, Carroll Co. Corn; McCullah, J. W., Marionville, Lawreno Co. Corn. McCullum, W. A., Kahoka, Clark Co Corn. McCunningham, J., Farmington, St Francois Co. Corn. McDaniel, J. W., Memphis, Scotland Co Corn. McDonald, Arch, , Mercer Co. Corn McDonald, J. W., Enon, Moniteau Co Corn. McDonald, Wm., Whiting, Mississipp Co. Corn. McDonger, M., Marshall, Saline Co Corn. McDowell, J. R., Sublett, Adair Col Corn. McEuen, J. W., Lamar, Barton Co. Corn McFarland, A. W., Boonville, Cooper Coi Corn. McFarland, Geo., Oran, Scott Co. Corn McFerron, H. S., Jackson, Cape Girard eau Co. Corn. McGanghy, J. G., Tina, Carroll Co. Corn McGary, M., Crawford, Scotland Cc Corn. McGaugh, G., Richmond, Ray Co. Corn McGinnis, J. A., Selmore, Christian Cc Corn. McGory, M., Crawford, Scotland Co Corn. McGovern, J. M., Butler, Bates Co. Corn McGraw, J. P., Mumford, Greene Cc Corn. McGraw, Jas., Ralls Co. Corn. McGrew, J. P., Neosho, Newton Ccj Corn. McGriffin, Robert, McDowell, Barry Co; Corn. ■ Mclllvane, W. R., Conway. Laclede Co Corn. McKain, Thompson, Freman, Cass Co Corn. McKec, J. W., Stoutland, Laclede Cc Corn. McKee, R. C, Revere, Clark Co. Corn McKinley, J. H., Gentry, Gentry Co Ci~irn. j McKinley, Wm.. Unionville, Buchanari Co. Corn. ; McKinney, J. G., Dermott, Webster Coi Corn. MISSOURI. 97 McKinney, W. S., Rushville, Buchanan Co. Corn. McLain, Jas. F., Jackson, Cape Girardeau Co. Corn. McLaughlin, Chas,, Gallatin, Davies Co, Corn. McLean, S. J., Ozark, Christian Co. Corn. McLemore, J. L., So. Greenfield, Dade Co. Corn. McLemore, Lee, Lawrence Co. Corn. McMichael, R. H., Kirksville, Adair Co, Corn. McMillan, C, J., Knox City. Corn. McMinn, S., Marble Hill, Bollinger Co, Corn. McMullin, E. B., Essex, Stoddard Co. Corn. McNair, S. F., Warrensburg, Johnson Co. Corn. McNatt, J. J., McNatt, McDonald Co, Corn. McNeely, R. W., Allenville, Cape Girard- eau Co. Corn. ^cNeese, C, M,, Albany, Gentry Co. Corn. \4cNew, Luther, Perryville, Perry Co. Corn. VIcNutt, White, Festus, Jefferson Co, Corn. VIcPherron, F. T., Stanberry, Gentry Co. Corn. VIcSpadden, S. P., Van Buren, Carter Co, Corn. \5cSpadden, J. E., Van Buren, Carter Co. Corn. VIcSpadden, Van Buren, Carter Co. Corn. ^cVey, Marion, Brice, Dallas Co. Corn. VIeans, W, D„ Faucett, Buchanan Co, Corn. VIechan, Wm,, Lewiston, Lewis Co. Corn. ^edlay, H,, Lebanon, Laclede Co. Corn, Medley, G. S,, Warrensburg, Johnson Co. Corn. kdederholtmeyer, Aug., Washington, Franklin Co. Corn. *Ieenteer, R. L., Fredericktown, Madison Co. Corn. *Iellon, H., Springfield, Greene Co, Corn, ^/Telton, J. H., Quinn, Putnam Co. Corn. Helton, W. S., Poplar Bluff, Butler Co. Com. ilelvin, John, Lancaster, Schuyler Co. Corn. /lendeck, Geo,, St. Charles, St. Charles Co. Corn. /lendenhall, W. H., Allendale, Worth Co. Corn, /leroney, Nathan, Bowling Green, Pike Co. Corn. ^erseal, Thos,, Frumet, Jefferson Co. Corn. Meyer, Edw., Washington, Franklin Co, Corn. Meyer, Frank, California, Moniteau Co, Corn. Meyer, Gus, Mt. Vernon, Lawrence Co. Corn. Meyers, Jacob, Manilla, Pettis Co. Corn, Meyer, J. S., Frazier, Buchanan Co, Corn. Meyers, L. H., Uniontown, Perry Co. Corn. Meyer, Martin, Scruggs, Cole Co. Corn. Meyer, Ralph M., Maitland, Holt Co. Corn. Mick, J. C, Hardin, Ray Co. Corn. Mikesell, W. H., Doniphan, Ripley Co, Corn. Ming, W. F., Clinton, Henry Co. Corn. Milburn, Willis, Linneous, Linn Co. Corn. Millay, Miss Carrie, Dawn, Livingston Co. Corn. Millen, D. M., Altamont, Davies Co. Corn. Miller, Amos E., Phillipsburg, Laclede Co. Corn. Miller, A. J., Glensted, Morgan Co. Corn. Miller, B. C, Utica, Livingston Co. Corn. Miller, E., Roxie. Butler Co. Corn. Miller, E. E., Springfield, Greene Co. Corn. Miller, H., Buffalo, Dallas Co. Corn. Miller, H. B., Shelbyville, Shelby Co. Corn. Miller, J. M., Beries, Macon Co. Corn. Miller, J. M., Jasper, Jasper Co. Corn. Miller, John, Hannibal, Marion Co. Corn. . Miller, J. R., Ridgley. Platte Co. Corn, Miller, Mrs, S, W., Warrensburg, Solan- son Co. Corn. Miller, Wm., Cooper Hill, Osage Co. Corn. Miller, W. A.. Milan. Sullivan Co. Corn. Miller, W. H., Memphis, Scotland Co, Corn. Miller, W. M., Wayland, Clark Co. Corn. Mills, J. M., Matthews, New Madrid Co. Corn. Mills, Randolph, Phillipsburg, Laclede Co. Corn. Mills & Roberts, Lancaster, Schuyler Co, Corn. Milster, Era, Brazean, Perry Co. Corn. Milster, Geo. R., Longtown, Perry Co. Corn. Milster, J. E., Perryville, Perry Co. Corn. Milton, R. F., Independence, Jackson Co. Corn. Mires, G. T,. Houston, Texas Co, Corn, Mische, H,. Charrette, Warren Co, Corn. Mitchell, Henry, Cassville, Barry Co. Corn. 9S DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Mitchell, J. A., Noel, McDonald Co. Corn. Mitchell. R. M., Hedrick, Dent Co. Corn. Mitchell, R. D., Moscow Mills, Lincoln Co, Corn. Mitchell, Thos., Tina, Carroll Co. Corn. Mittl, M., More, Pettis Co. Corn. Mobley, Richard, Springfield. Corn. Mock, Jno. R., Martinsville, Harrison Co. Corn. Moeller, Wm., Bland, Gasconade Co. Corn. Moffit, Milt, Lebanon, Laclede Co. Corn. Moll. Aug., Highland, Perry Co. Corn. Mong, A., Trenton, Grundy Co. Corn. Mong, Geo., Trenton, Grundy Co. Corn. Monsess, W. P., Smithton, Morgan Co. Corn. Montgomery, F. A., Bounds, Wayne Co. Corn. Montgomery, F. S., Cassville, Barry Co. Corn. Moody, Jno., Alba, Jasper Co. Corn. Moody, J. S., Princeton, Grundy Co. Corn. Mooney, E. C, Montreal, Camden Co. Corn. Mooney, P. J., Couch, Oregon Co. Corn. Mooney, Wm., Montreal, Camden Co. Corn. More. Ambrose J., Perryville, Perry Co. Corn. Moore, Chas. E., Oran, Scott Co. Corn. Moore, G. G., Mt. Vernon, Lawrence Co. Corn. Moore, G. W., Springfield, Greene Co. Corn. Moore, G. W., Independence, Jackson, Co. Corn. Moore, W., Lathrop, Clinton Co. Corn. Moore, Henry, St. James, Phelps Co. Corn. Moore, Ike, Taney Co. Corn. Moore, J. C, Keytesville, Chariton Co. Corn. Moore, J. D., Versailles, Morgan Co. Corn. Moore, John D.. Kahoka, Clark Co. Corn. Moore. J. F.. Taney Co. Corn. Moore. J. I., Taney Co. Corn. Moore, John C, Ralls Co. Corn. Moore, j. T.. Forsythe. Taney Co. Corn. Moore. J. W.. Mt. Vernon, Lawrence Co. Ci irn. Moore. J. Q., Lexington, Lafayette Co. C^rn. Moore, K. F., Frazier, Buchanan Co. Corn. Moore. Louis. Louisville. Lincoln. Co. Corn. Moore, Ora. Clinton, Henry Co. Corn. Moore, R. I., Perryville, Perry Co. Corn. Moore, Sam, Springfield, Greene Co. Corn. Moore, Thos., Bennett, Ripley Co. Corn.! Moore, Thos. F., Perryville, Perry Co., Corn. Moore, W. C, Mt. Vernon. Lawrencel Co. Corn. ! Moore, W. R., Mt. Vernon, Lawrence Co. Corn. Morgan, J. A., Albany, Gentry Co. Com , Morgan, J. H., Hermitage, Hickory Co. Corn. Morgan, R. G., Silica, Jefferson Co.| Corn. ; Morehead, Thos. J., Lancaster. Schuy- ler Co. Corn. Morley. G. W., Millgrove, Mercer Co Corn. Morris, A. F., Taney Co. Corn. Morris, E. W., Mexico, Audrain Co Corn. Morris, G. W., Mexico, Audrain Co Corn. Morris, M. H., Sedalia, Pettis Co. Corn Morrison, A. T., Morrison, Scotland Co Corn. I Morrison, Jno. R., Jackson, Cape Girar-; dean Co. Corn. Morrow, F. B., Bethany, Harrison Co Corn. Morrow, T. W., Lathrop. SaUne Co Corn. Mo1-se, W. M., Fairfax. Atchison Co Corn. Morse, Wm., Frumet, Jefferson Co. Corn Morton, G. T., Alley, Shannon Co. Corn Morton, E. M., Alley, Shannon Co. Corn Morton, H. A., Alley, Shannon Co. Corn Mosby, J. C, Sedalia, Pettis Co. Corn Moses, H. L., Tuscombia. Miller Co Corn. Mosley, Easton, Taney Co. Corn. Moss, Frank, Antonio, Jefferson Co Corn. Moss, M. E., Springhill, Livingston Co Corn. Moss, S., Carthage, Jasper Co. Corn Mower, Louis, Lancaster, Schuyler Co Corn. . Mown, Moses, Breckenridge, Davies Co Corn. Moxon, J. H., Springfield, Greene Co Corn. Mudd, E. S., Ralls Co. Corn. Mudd, Felix, St. Charles, St. Charles Co Corn. Mueller, Geo. F., Fern Ridge. St. Loui' Co. Corn. Mueller, J. G.. Jefferson City, Cole Lo Corn. ^ Mueller, Robert, Osage City, Cole to Corn. Mullin, J. E.. Lowndes. Wayne Co. Com MISSOURI. 99 V5ullinax, Chas., Princeton, Mercer Co. Corn. Wullinax, Eli, Princeton, Grundy Co. Corn. Vlullinax, Mary, Mercer Co. Corn, yiunkirs, W. A., Kearney, Clay Co. Corn. ^unson Bros., Osceola, St. Clare Co. Corn. burdock, J. C, Platte Cty, Platte Co. Corn. idurray, Guy, St. Francisville, Clark Co. Corn. Murphy, Chas., Wallace Buchanan Co. Corn. i^urphy, Ed., Paris, Monroe Co. Corn. ilurphy, Jos., Albany, Gentry Co. Corn. i/Turphy, Jos., Paris, Monroe Co. Corn, ylurphy, John B. Oscar, Texas Co. Corn. i/lurphy, M. D., Liberty, Clay Co. Corn, i^urphy, R. W., Wallace, Buchanan Co. Corn. tfusgraves, E., Hobson, Dent Co. Corn. d[usser, A. J., Vernon Co. Corn. Ayers, C. C, Vienna, Maries Co. Corn, ilyers, Geo., Crown, Webster Co. Corn. /Iyer, J. F., Frazier, Buchanan Co. Corn. Ayers, S. S., Ralls Co. Corn. Jagle, Harmen, Houston, Texas Co. Corn. Jail, G. F., Brownington, Henry Co. Corn. Jarance, Geo., Grant City, Worth Co. Corn. Jaugle, Jos., Oak Hill, Crawford Co. Corn. lauser, M., Murry. Boone Co. Corn. Jaylor, W. H., Columbia, Boone Co. Corn. Jeal, A., Clinton, Henry Co. Corn, leely, G. W., Buffalo, Dallas Co. Corn, leff, Fred A., Boonville, Cooper Co. Corn. Je£f, M., Osgood, Sullivan Co. Corn, leil, J. A., Cassville, Barry Co. Corn, leidert, O., High Gate, Maries Co. Corn. lelson, A. T., Lebanon, Laclede Co. Corn. Jeron, F. L., Jacobston, Crawford Co. Corn. I esse, Herman, Woolam, Gasconade Co. Corn. lest, Jno. S., Wakereda, Carroll Co. Corn. festlerode, D. B., Virginia, Bates Co. Corn. lewbrough, B. R., Paris, Monroe Co. Corn, lewell, J. H., Rock Port, Atchison Co. Fop corn. (ewkirk, G. W., Lebanon, Laclede Co. v-orn. Newlon, E. L., Lewiston, Lewis Co. Corn. Newton, Tyre, Hartville, Wright Co. Corn. Newton, J. F., Macon, Macon Co. Corn. Noel, J. D., Pineville, McDonald Co. Corn. Noel Geo. F., Unionville, Putnam Co. Corn. Noelloch & Bro., Oregon, Holt Co. Corn. Noland, William, Agency, Buchanan Co. Corn. Noland, O. H., Independence, Jackson Co. Corn. Noland, G. W., Parkville, Platte Co. Corn. Norack, Jos., Clover Bottom. Corn. North, Thomas B., Gray's Summit, Franklin Co. Corn. Northcraft, L. S., Wyaconda, Clark Co. Corn. Norton, W. R., Ralls Co. Corn. Norris, Elisha, Salem, Dent Co. Corn. Norris, S. C, Urich, Henry Co. Corn. Norman, Perry, Alton, Oregon Co. Corn. Normile, Chas., Edina, Knox Co. Corn. Nowack, Fred, Bern, Gasconade Co. Corn. Nowack, T. C, Red Bird, Gasconade Co. Corn. Nicholas, Eli, Laddonia, Audrain Co. Corn. Nicholas, Will, Charleston, Mississippi Co. Corn. Nichols, Dave, Van Buren, Carter Co. Corn. Nichols, J. J., Columbia, Boone Co. Corn. Nichelson, Mart, Belgrade, Washington Co. Corn. Nichelson, J. H., Richmond, Ray Co. Corn. Nifong, Mrs. Floyd, Fredericktown, Madison Co. Corn. Nillniegge, Jno. R., Althein, St. Louis Co. Corn. Null, J. W., Dongola, Bollinger Co. Corn. Null, H. A., Mexico, Audrian Co. Corn. Nurach, Hy., Sutter, St. Louis Co. Corn. Nutting, J. W., Anderson. McDonald Co. Corn. O'Brien, P., Byrnesville, Jefferson Co, Cm. Oborndorfer, Jos., Frohna. Corn. Ocles, Henry, Friedensburg, Perry Co. Corn. Odell, Geo., Lockwood, Dade Co. Corn. Odell, I. M., Grove Springs, Wright Co. Corn. Odneal, M. J., High Point, Moniteau Co. Corn. Odomell, A. M., Marshall, Saline Co. Corn. Odor, G. P., Holt, Clay Co. Corn. 100 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Oehrke, H, L., Florence, Morgan Co. Corn. Oehler, F., Zell, Ste. Genevieve Co. Corn. Getting, Fred, Mansfield, Wright Co Corn. Ogilvie, Sam and W. A., Charleston, Mississippi Co. Corn. Ogletree, B. W., Cuba, Crawford Co Corn. Ogle, H. I., Butler, Bates Co. Corn. O'Keif, Daniel, Ralls Co. Corn. Oldham, W. R., Bosworth, Carroll Co. Corn. Oldham, A. W., Bear Creek, Cedar Co. Corn. Oliver, J. F., Chillicothe, Livingston Co. Corn. O'Neal, J. F., Gatewood, Ripley Co. Corn. O'Neal, J. H., Columbia, Boone Co. Corn. Orchard, Geo. C, Poplar Bluff, But- ler Co. Corn. Orr, H. C, Mt. Vernon, Lawrence Co. Corn. Orr, E., Alton, Oregon Co. Corn. Ortrew, G. F., Adrian, Douglas Co. Corn. Orscheln, Chas. J., Pilot Grove, Cooper Co. Corn. Osborn, S. W., Reed, Jasper Co. Corn. Osborn, P. W., Bates, Lafayette Co. Corn. Osborne, J. M., Lebanon, Laclede Co. Corn. Otte, Jno., Vienna, Maries Co. Corn. Overton, Oliver. Corn. Overton, William, Unionville, Putnam Co. Corn. Overton, J. S., Cassville, Barry Co. Corn. Overton, J. G., Trenton, Grundy Co, Corn. Owens, Geo., Chaonia, Wayne Co. Corn. Owens, J. W., Millgrove, Mercer Co. Corn. Owens, Walter, Buffalo, Dallas Co, Corn. Oviren, L. M., Benton City, Audrain Co. Corn. Owens, J. F., Millgrove, Mercer Co. Corn. Owens, R. L., Mercer Co. Corn. Owens, John, Ralls Co. Corn. Owen, W. P.^ Kahoka, Clark Co. Corn. Owens, A. T., Mexico, Audrain Co. Corn. Owen, N. B., Gainsville, Ozark Co. Corn. Oyler, Geo. Corn. Ozark, Orchard Co., Lanagan, McDon- ald Co. Corn. Pace, C. W., St. James, Phelps Co. Corn. Page, T. R., Higginsville, Lafayette Co. Corn. Palmer, T. P., Brown Station, Boone Co. Corn. j Palmer, D. E., Russ, Laclede Co. Corn.i Pancost, Charles, Fanning, Crawford Co. Corn. Pardick, Aug., Washington, Franklin Co.j Corn. ' Parly, W. A., Chilton, Carter Co. Corn.' Parry, Harry, Lee's Summit, Jackson Co. Corn. Parrish, G. W., Lowndes, Wayne Co. Corn. Parrish, J. L., Montreal, Camden Co. Corn. Parker, G. G., Stover, Morgan Co. Corn. Parker, W. B., Carthage, Jasper Co. Corn. Parker, C. A., Carthage, Jasper Co. Corn. Parker, Newton, Charleston, Mississippi Co. Corn. Parker, Geo.. Louisiana, Pike Co. Corn. Parker, H. C, Kider, Caldwell Co. Corn. Parks, D, F., Lesterville, Reynolds Co. Corn. Parks, J. T.. Van Buren, Carter Co. Corn. Parter, B. G., Farmington, St. Francois Co. Corn. Parsons, B. F., Cuba. Corn. Patterson, John, Kirksville, Adair Co. Corn. Patterson, J. W., Poymor, Ripley Co. Corn. Patterson, Wm., Montgomery, Mont- gomery Co. Corn. Pattison,' F. D., Shelblna, Monroe Co. Corn. Patillo, M. G., Tuscumbia, Ozark Co. Corn. Payne, Charley, Trenton, Grundy Co Corn. Payton, P., Osceola, St. Clare Co. Corn. Paul, G. K., Neosho. Corn. Pauchet, G. A., Shelbyville, Shelby Co Corn. PauUes, J. C, Belleview. Iron Co. Corn; Pearson, J. N., Fayette, Howard Co Corn. Peck, John, Rushville, Buchanan Co; Corn. Peck, J. S., Vida, Phelps Co. Corn. Peck, J. A.. Halls, Buchanan Co. Corn Peal, W. H. Warsaw, Benton Co. Corn Peeper, R. E., May, McDonald Co. Corn Peer, S. L., Marshfield, Webster Co Corn. Peirce, J. H., Scopus, BoUinger Co Corn. Pendergraft. Albert, Seligman, Barrji Co. Corn. Pennebacker, C. M., Poplar Bluff. Butle: Co. Corn. MISSOURI. 101 'ennington, J. M., Columbia, Boone Co. Corn. 'enzel, Jno. N., Tilsit. White corn. »eo, A. H., Gordonville, New Madrid Co. White corn. *erceful, J. M. Corn, 'erdin, W. E., Linneous, Linn Co, Corn, 'erkins, F. P., Vineland, Jefferson Co. Corn. 'ernignez, Henry, Bonnot's Mill, Osage Co. Corn. 'ersel, G. W., Conway, Dallas Co. Corn. 'erringer, Ed., Fredericktown, Madison Co. Corn. *erry, Stevens, House Springs, Jeffer- son Co. Corn. 'ettig Bros., Hopewell, Warren Co. Corn. 'etty, C. A., Hennett, Dunklin Co. Corn, 'fifer. Geo., Butler, Bates Co. Corn, •hillips, A. L., Hawkins. Corn, 'hillips, Louis, Rich Hill, Vernon Co. Corn. 'hillips, Julius, Jackson, Cape Girardeau Co. Corn. 'hillips, Butler, Caruthersville, Pemiscot Co. Corn. hillips, H., Worth, Worth Co. Corn, 'hillips, H., Koshkonong, Oregon Co. Corn. 'ierce, Wm., Alton, Oregon Co. Corn, ierce, Thos. T., De Soto, Jefferson Co. Corn. ierce, Jno., Jackson. Corn, ierson, P.. Kearney, Clay Co. Corn, ierman, T. R., Hartville, Wright Co. Corn. iland, John, Almarther, Ozark Co. Corn, iland, Malinda, Thornfield, Ozark Co. Corn. iland. John W., Thornfield. Corn, ikey, Benj., Conran, New Madrid Co Corn. inkerton, Samuel, Kirksville, Adair Co. Corn. inet, Lem, Hope. Osage Co. Corn, irtle, W. H., Libertyville, St. Francois Co. Corn. irtle, Chas. E., Libertyville, St. Fran- cois Co. Corn. itman. Wm., Mercer Co. Corn. itts, C. C, Pittsburg, Hickory Co. Corn. lackemier, J. H., St. Charles, St. Charles Co. Corn. oage, G. T., Forsythe, Taney Co. Corn. oe, J. N., So. Greenfield, Dade Co. Corn. oehlman, Geo., Macon, Macon Co. Corn. oinsett, A. E., White Water, Cape Gi- '•ardeau Co. Corn. omter, Geo. W., Neuersville. Corn. Poindexter, Ulysus, Marshfield, Webster Co. Corn. Pollard, J. A., Sedalia, Pettis Co, Corn, Poland, W, H,, Sr., Triplett, Chariton Co. Corn. Poor, Peter, Stockton Cedar Co. Corn. Pope, J. B., Willow Springs, Howell Co, Corn. Pope, N. K„ Preston, Hickory Co. Corn. Porter, C. V,, Amoret, Rolla Co. Corn, Porter, Jas,, Rolla, Phelps Co, Corn. Porter, E. V., Amoret, Bates Co. Corn, Potter, C, C, McCracken, Christian Co. Corn. Potter, Jo,, Pontiac, Ozark Co, Corn, Potter, F. M,, Ava, Douglas Co. Corn, Potter, Arthur, Greenfield, Dade Co, Corn. Poeschel, Cathrine, Herman, Gasconade Co. Corn. Pounds, Jas,, Morse's Mills, Corn, Powell, Jas., Mexico, Audrain Co, Corn. Powell, J, W„ Roynor, Ripley Co, Corn, Powell, Isham, Elliott, Randolph Co, Corn. Powell, W, H., Agency, Buchanan Co. Corn. Powell, Gilbert, Palmyra, Marion Co. Corn. Powell, F. O., Palmyra, Marion Co, Corn. Powell, Leffie, Palmyra, Marion Co, Corn. Powell, S. G., Ralls Co, Corn, Powell, R, E., Palmyra, Marion Co, Corn. Power, W., Morse's Mills, Jefferson Co. Corn. Pratt, Jas., Fay, Ozark Co. Corn. Preston, Wm. H., Chillicothe, Livings- ton Co. Corn. Prigge, Hy F,, Spanish Lake, St, Louis Co. Corn. Price, W, J,, Seligman, Barry Co, Corn, Price, Porter, Excelsior, Morgan Co. Corn. Price, J, G., Seligman, Barry Co, Corn, Price, J, A,, Halls, Buchanan Co, Corn, Price, H, R., Vernon Co. Corn. Price, J. P., Richmond, Ray Co. Corn. Priest, Hugh, Ralls Co. Corn. Priest, F. F,, Warrensburg, Johnson Co. Corn. Priest, J. C, D., Oran, Scott Co. Corn. Priest, Judge H,, Ralls Co, Corn, Prigmore, Jesse, Houston, Texas Co. Corn. Prim, J, W,, Longtown, Perry Co. Corn. Pritchett, Levi, Marshfield, Webster Co. Corn. Prost, Leo, Perryville, Perry Co. Corn. Provance, Wm., Van Buren, Carter Co. Corn. 102 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Prowell, Wm., Rileysburg, Boone Co. Corn. Pryor, J. W., Butterfield, Barry Co. Corn. PuUen, G. W., Forbes, Holt Co. Corn. Pulliam, Mrs. Mary, Marshall, Saline Co. Corn. Pulliam, J. W., Gorin, Scotland Co. Corn. Puis, Jno. L., Knox City, Knox Co. Corn. Purdy, J. M., Neosho, Newton Co. Corn. Quesenberry, W. C, Sedalia, Pettis Co. Corn. Quinn, Jas., Springfield, Greene Co. Corn. Quinlan, Jas., Ralls Co. Corn. Roaming, J. M., Woodland, Marion Co. Corn. Roark, Richard, Agency, Buchanan Co. Corn. Robbins, J. H., Hermitage, Hickory Co. Corn. Roberts, Fred, Mexico. Corn. Roberts, Geo. W., Rockport, Howard Co. Corn. Roberts, J. W., Savannah, Andrew Co. Corn. Roberts, M. H., Golden, Barry Co. Wheat. Roberts, Mongon, Gallatin, Davies Co. Corn. Roberts, S. D., Hedrick, Dent Co. Corn. Roberts, Wm., Maysville, DeKalb Co. Corn. Robertson, Elisha, Worsham, Wright Co. Corn. Robertson, Frank, Princeton, Mercer Co. Corn. Robertson, G. J., California, Moniteau Co. Corn. Robertson, R. S., Pleona, Shelby Co. Corn. Robertson, T. M., Pleona. Corn. Robinett, Jno. T., Hartville. Corn. Robinson, E. A., Carthage, Jasper Co. Corn. Robinson, Jas. A., Paris. Corn. Robinson, Jno. W., Thompson, Audrain Co. Corn. Robinson, John, Trenton, Grundy Co. Corn. Robinson. J. I., Irondale, Washington Co. Corn. Robinson, J. R., BowUng Green, Pike Co. Corn. Robinson, J. W., Springfield, Greene Co. Corn. Robinson, J. W., Wakenda, Carroll Co. Corn. Robinson, W. A., Trenton, Grundy Co. Corn. Robinson, Wm., Buckner, Jackson Co. Corn. Rockwood, C. C, Pilot Grove, Cooper Co. Corn. Rodeker, Ed., Corder, Lafayette Co. Corn. Roderic, F. L., Buffalo, Dallas Co. Corn. Rodgers, E. H., Bunceton, Cooper Co. Corn. Roebel, Martin, Altheim, St. Louis Co Corn. Roehle, Henry, Fuersville, Osage Co. Corn. Roesch, G., Jamestown, Moniteau Co. Corn. Rogers, A. C, Kingston, Caldwell Co. Corn. Rogers, Burr, Steelville, Crawford Co. Corn. Rogers, Chas., Farmington, St. Fran- C(^is Co. Corn. Rogers, J. C, Carthage, Jasper Co. Corn. Rogers, P. J., Wheatland, Hickory Co. Corn. Rogers, Silas, Carthage, Jasper Co. Corn. Rogers, T. T., Ralls Co. Corn. Roland, C. W., Bible Grove. Corn. Roller, J. M., Ozark, Christian Co. Corn. Rollwing, Geo., Charleston, Mississippi Co. Corn. Romig, Wm., Sedalia, Pettis Co. Corn. Rope, R. M., Ava, Douglas Co. Corn. Roper, J. H., Huggins, Texas Co. Corn. Roring, Wm., Sedalia, Pettis Co. Corn. Rose, Isaac, Van Buren, Carter Co. Corn. Rosenthal, H., Warrensburg, Johnson Co. Corn. Ross, F. E., Warrensburg, Johnson Co. Corn. Ross, G. F., Tina, Carroll Co. Corn. Roth, Fred W., Wadesville, Cole Co. Corn. Roth, J. J., Doniphan. Corn. Rountree, L. A., Springfield, Greene Co. Corn. Rowan, R. D., Kirksville. Corn. Rowe, Geo. P., Charleston, Mississippi Co. Corn. Rowland, Jeff, Frazier, Buchanan Co. Corn. Rowlett, Thos. J., Eminence. Corn. Royal, R.. Blodgett, Scott Co. Corn. Rector, C. L., Ira, Laclede Co. Corr. Rector, Claud, Riggs, Boone Co. Corn Red, Will, Chillicothe, Livingston Co. Corn. Redding, Mason, Brownington, Henry Co. Corn. Redel, P., Vienna, Maries Co. Corn. Reed, A., Ulman, Miller Co. Corn. Reed, B. F., Labaddie, Franklin Co. Corn. Reed, J. W., Linneous, Lenn Co. Corn MISSOURI. 103 ?eed, Marion, Eminence, Shannon Co. Corn. beeves, W. A., Lamar, Barton Co. Corn. ?ehmu'rt, Henry, Bay, Gasconade Co. Corn. _ ^ „ ?eiss, A. L., Beihle, Perry Co. Corn. ?encck, E., Benton, Oak Grove, Jackson Co. Corn. ?enfro, Jno., Neosho, Newton Co. Corn. ?enneberger, Wm., Corticelli, Moniteau Co. Corn. ?ennells, Alfred, Unionville, Putnam Co. Corn. ^enshaw, R. W., Laney Co. Corn. ?equa, E. S., Butler, Bates Co. Corn. ?ettich, Conrad, Trenton, Grundy Co. Corn. ^eutchler, Jacob, Pilot Grove. Corn. ?eutzel, Henry, Jackson, Cape Girar- deau Co. Corn. Reynolds, E. D., Edina, Knox Co. Corn. Reynolds, E. M., Agency, Buchanan Co. Corn. Reynolds, L., Lebanon, Laclede Co. Corn. Reynolds, S. R., Cassville, Barry Co. Corn. Reynolds, Y. W., South St. Joseph, Buch- anan Co. Corn. Rhinehart, C. W., Salem, Dent Co. Corn. Rhoade. James, Nev(? Madrid, New Ma- drid Co, Corn. Rhodes, J. A., Mill Springs, Wayne Co. Corn. Rhodes, J. W., Alton, Oregon Co. Corn. Ruder, Andrew, Sappington, St. Louis Co. Corn. Ruder, Andrew, Affton, St. Louis Co. Corn. Ruhl, N. W., Maryville, Nodaway Co. Corn. Ruman, S. B., Columbia, Boone Co. Corn. Rupple, Casper, Lenson, Cape Girardeau Co. Corn. Rupple, Chas., Victoria, Jefferson Co. Corn. Rupple, Chris, Victoria, Jefferson Co. Corn. Rushing, A. J., Bertrand, Mississippi Co. Corn. Russell, A. F., Palace, Green Co. Pump- kin. Russell, A. N., Linneous, Linn Co. Corn. Russell, B. F., Steelville. Corn. Russell, Dora, Belleview, Iron Co. Corn Russell, F. C. Belleview, Iron Co. Corn. Russell, F, M., Lesterville. Corn. Russell, I. R,, Pineville, McDonald Co. Corn. Russell, J. J., Moniteau Co. Corn. Russell, T. F., Wallace. Corn. Rust, A. C, Hardin, Ray Co. Corn. Rust, J. J., Hardin, Ray Co. Corn. Rustin, Jas., Houston, Texas Co. Corn Rutherford, J. C, Versailles, Morgan Co. Corn. Rutledge, Lloyd, Mt. Vernon, Lawrence Co. Corn. Rutledge, J. K., Fordland, Webster Co. Corn. Stice, M. v., Bible Grove, Scotland Co. Corn. Still, R. E., Cainsville. Corn. Stillons, J. C, Payne, McDonald Co. Corn. Stinson, W. W., Stinson, Lawrence Co. Corn. Stirger, Geo., Ste. Genevieve. Corn. Stober, J. F., Atlanta, Marion Co. Corn. Stockman, Geo., Glasgow, Howard Co. Corn. Stoff, Chas., Washington, Franklin Co. Corn. Stokely, Clayton, Taney Co. Corn. StoU, F. X., River Aux Vasse. Corn. Stone, B., Kenton, Christian Co. Corn. Stone, R. C, Rolla Co. Corn. Storr, Henry, Rolla. Corn Story, O P., Buffalo, Dallas Co. Corn. Story, Robert, Greenbrier, Bollinger Co. Corn. Stout, Clyde, Bethany, Harrison Co. Corn. Stout, J. M., Doyle, Ripley Co. Corn. Strahlman, D. F., Libertyvillc, St. Fran- cois Co. Corn. Stradley, S. B., Montevallo. Corn. Stratman, Hy., Vienna, Maries Co. Corn. Stratman, X., Vienna, Maries Co. Corn, Street, A., Purdin, Linn Co. Corn. Straus, John, Poplar Bluff. Corn. Straw, W. F., Columbia, Boone Co, Corn. Strickland, W. R., Greenville, Wayne Co. Corn. Stuart, Jas., Molino, Audrain Co. Corn. Sueter, John, Taney Co. Corn. Sullivan, J. E., Doniphan, Ripley Co. Corn. Sullivan, M., Atherton, Jackson Co. Corn. Summers, Geo., Warrensburg. Corn. Summers, W. A., Newtown, Mercer Co. Corn. Sutton, H. P., Farmington, St. Francois Co. Corn. Sutton, J. G., Lebanon, Laclede Co, Corn. Swafford, R. E., Gallatin. Corn. Swafford, R. R., Gallatin. Corn. Swafford, W. R., Poplar Bluff. Corn. Swan, Jno. W., Essex. Corn. Swan, Samuel, Novelty, Knox Co. Corn. 104 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Swartz, Herman, Hopewell, Warren Co. Corn. Stukenbrocker, Aug., Bern, Gasconade Co. Corn. Stukenbroker, R., Ben, Gasconade Co. Corn. Raber, D. R., Holden, Johnson Co. Corn. Rachford, N. D., Adair Co. Corn. Rackley, T. W., Houston, Texas Co. Corn. Rader, J. P., Minnence. Corn. Radles, R. S., West Plains, Howell Co. Corn. Ragland, A. H., Phillipsburg, Laclede Co. Corn. Ragsdale, Sid. G., Taney Co. Corn. Raithel, Fred, Marion, Cole Co. Corn. Ralston, Fred, Bowling Green. Corn. Ramsey, S. C, Gladden, Dent Co. Corn. Ramsey, Thos., Alton, Oregon Co. Corn. Randolph, N. M., Eminence. Corn. Rasche, H. T., Jackson, Cape Girardeau Co. Corn. Rathbun, J., Braymer, Caldwell Co. Corn. Ratliff, Mrs. E., Conran, New Madrid Co. Corn. Ratliff, E., Conran, New Madrid Co, Corn. Ratliff, Geo. N.. Moberly, Randolph Co. Corn. Rauhf, F., Longtown, Perry Co. Corn. Raula, Wm., Chillicothe, Livingston Co. Corn. Rawlins, Luke Neosho, Newton Co. Corn. Ray, A. J., Avert, Stoddard Co. Corn. Ray, Dick, Canton, Lewis Co. Corn. Ray, J. R., Butler, Bates Co. Corn. Ray, J. W., Ozark, Christian Co. Corn. Raybourne, J. H., Butler, Bates Co. Corn. Rayfield, John, Redford, Reynolds Co. Corn. Sager. Levi, Stanberry, Gentry Co. Corn. St. Clair, Wm., Fredericktown, Madison Co. Corn. Sallce, W. H., Pleasant Ridge. Corn. Samer, A. P., Pleasant Grove, Cooper Co. Corn. Sampson, Antonio, Ste. Genevieve. Corn. Sampson, Chas., Ste. Genevieve. Corn. Samson, Jno., Bonnots Mill, Osage Co. Corn. Sampson, Peter, Jasper, Jasper Co. Corn. Sanders, J. C, Oran, Scott Co. Corn. Sanders, John, Umber, Cedar Co. Corn. Sanders, J. J., Oran, Scott Co. Corn, Sanders, Martin V., Oran, Scott Co. Corn. Sanders, W. C, Tilsit. Corn. Sanford, Mrs. Joe, Mexico, Audrain Co. Corn. Sanson, J. G., Kahoka. Corn. Santuer, C. H., Cox, Marion Co. Corn. Sappington, G. W., Clarksburg, Moniteau Co. Corn. ■ Saunders, L., Alton, Oregon Co. Corn. ! Savage, Lev., Taney Co. Corn. Sawyer, Wm., Greenville, Wayne Co. Corn. Saylor, B. F., Springfield, Wayne Co. : Corn. ; Scanland, E. B., Montgomery, Montgom- | ery Co. Corn. ; Scanland, H. E., Mieola. Corn. Scammahorn, Jas., Maysville, DeKalb Co. Corn. Schearer, J. J., Bacon, Moniteau Co. Corn. I Scheeyer, John, Marshall, Saline Co. i Corn. ! Scheirkolk, F. A., Langdon, Atchison ] Co. Corn. . Scheirkolk, Henry, Langdon, Atchison Co. Corn. Schiller, John, Union, Franklin Co. i Corn. ! Schreimer, H. G., Appleton. Corn. '■ Schlowman, Jos., Verona, Lawrence Co. | Corn. Schlueter, J. A., Shawneetown. Corn. Schmallfeldt, Wm., Boonville, Cooper Co. Corn. Schmid, Jas., Kahoka, Clark Co. Corn. Schmolke, Oscar, Neosho, Newton Co. Corn. Schneider, Jacob, Clinton, Henry Co. Corn. Schoal, Jos., Sr., Lexington, Lafayette Co. Pipe corn. Schonewelter, R. S., Vernon Co. Corn. Schoote Bros., Midway, Boone Co. Corn. Schoppenhut, Peers, Warren Co. Corn. Schott, Geo., Linneus, Linn Co. Corn. Schrier, J., Amazonia, Andrew Co. Yel- low corn. Schroer, A. F., Lincoln Co. Corn. S(?hroer, H. A., Elston. Cole Co. Corn. Schubert, Herman, Rock Port, Atchison Co. Corn. Schubert, Walter, Rock Port, Atchison Co. Corn. Schuckman, J. P., Marshall, Saline Co. Corn. Schulte, Henry, Bay, Gasconade Co. Corn. Schuring, Joseph, Wien, Marion Co. Corn. Schwaab, Jno., Pilot Knob, Iron Co. Corn. Schwach, Cassmer, Gordonville. Corn. Schwartz, Peter, Ste. Genevieve, Perry Co. Corn. MISSOURI. 105 :obee, A. C, Clay, Adair Co. Corn. ;ott, I. H., Flatwood, Ripley Co. Corn. ;ott, J. H., Jameson. Corn. ;ott, Lewis, Osceola, St. Clare Co. Corn. :roggins, H., Welch, Monroe Co. Corn. ;aman, J. A., Chambersburg, Clark Co. Corn. ;arcy, J. M., Glenwood, Schuyler Co. Corn. saton, B. M., Maysville, DeKalb Co. Corn. ;ibert. Conrad, Bloomfield. Corn. ;lb, Thos. H., Rush Hill, Audrain Co. Corn. elf, Jas., Winona. Corn, elli. Edw., Mexico, Audrain Co. Corn trader, S. T.. Independence. Corn. Evier, Dr. R. E., Liberty, Clay Co. Corn. Eward, J. S., Richmond, Ray Co. Corn, exton. T. H, Arnica, Cedar Co. Corn, eyb, Geo. W., Kahokam, Clark Co. Corn. baffer, J. D., Kahoka, Clark Co. Corn, "lares, Addy, Palmyra, Marion Co. Corn. harp, T. L., Gentryville, Gentry Co. Corn, haw, Jas., Breckenridge, Caldwell Co. Corn. flayer, J. W., Maryville, Nodaway Co. Corn. hearer, J. H., Patterson. Corn. heedy, Mike, Springfield, Greene Co. Corn. heets, F. M., Neosho. Newton Co. Corn. helton, C. F., Mann. Iron Co. Corn. Helton, Lewis, Maurine. Corn. helton, Mose. Rayville, Ray Co. Corn, helton, W. H., Johnstown, Bates Co. Corn. hehon, Wm., Salem, Dent Co. Corn, hepherd, W. E., Newburg, Phelps Co. White corn. hepherd, Geo. H., Lamonte, Pettis Co. Corn. herrill, Geo., Arlington. Corn. ^ herrill, J. B., Licking, Texas Co. Corn, herwood & Co., Licking, Ralls Co. Corn. hetley, W. H., Castor, Madison Co. Corn. hetley, M. J., Fredericton. Corn, hields, Floyd, Pineville, McDonald Co. Corn. hields, J. W.. Pineville. Corn, hilt, J. H.. Newtown. Corn, hin, Phil, Mexico, Audrain Co. Corn, hipley, R. M., Isadora, Worth Co. Corn. ^jpp, Robt., Raymondville, Texas Co. ' '^^rn. Short, J. N., Fruitland. Corn. Shrade, Henry, Tea, Gasconade Co. Corn. Shue, A. H., Phelps City, Atchison Co. Corn. Shultz, Alfred, Albany, Gentry Co. Corn. Shy, Sim, Louisiana, Pike Co. Corn. Smith, Francis, Clinton. Corn. Smith, Elmer, Ozark, Christian Co. Corn. Smith, Everett, Trenton, Grundy Co. Corn. Smith, E. W., Mound City, Holt Co. Corn. Smith, F. M., Gallatin. Corn. Smith, I. A., Gatewood, Ripley Co. Corn. Smith, Jasper, Gainsville, Ozark Co. Corn. Smith, Jim, Lewiston, Lewis Co. Corn. Smith, J. C, Alley, Shannon Co. Corn. Smith, J. D., Nile. Corn. Smith, J F., Glensted, Morgan Co. Corn. Smith, J. H., Pembino. Corn. Smith, J. T., Foster, Bates Co. Corn. Smith, J. W., Poplar Bluff, Butler Co, Corn. Smith, Jno., Liberty, Clay Co. Corn. Smith, John, Poplar Bluff. Corn. Smith, H. E., Nevada. Corn. Smith, O. K., Skidmore, Nodaway Co. Corn. Smith, Pink, Cassville, Barry Co. Corn, Smith, D., Eagle Rock. Corn. Smith, P. H., Palmetta, Green Co. Corn. Smith. R. L., Tuscombia, Miller Co Corn. Smith, Robert, Molino, Audrain Co. Corn. Smith, Sam, Poplar Bluff. Corn. Smith, T. A., Gatewood, Ripley Co. Corn. Smith, T. K., Gladden, Dent Co. Corn Smith, W. F., Stoutland, Laclede Co. Corn. Smith, W. S., Downing, Scotland Co. Corn. Smith, W. T., Independence, Jackson Co. Corn. Smith, W. L., Damron, Lincoln Co. Corn. Smizer, J. E., Paris, Monroe Co. Corn, Snell, Wm.. Edina. Corn. Snider, J. P.. Peggy, Carter Co. Corn, Snity, C. T.. Fairfield, Benton Co. Corn Snodgrass, G. B., Versailles, Morgan Co. Corn. Snowbarger, Sam, Queen City, Schuy- ler Co. Corn. Snyder, E., Goshen, Mercer Co. Corn. Snyder, Jos., Breckenridge, Caldwell Co. Corn. Snyder, R. L., Idalia, Stoddard Co. Corn, 106 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Snyder, J., Clinton. Corn. Solberg, Peter, Hermitage, Hickory Co. Corn. Bonders, Ed., Denton, Douglas Co* Corn. Sowe, Henry, Kirksville, Adair Co. Corn. Sparr, Mat., Marshall, Saline Co. Corn. Spaulding, S. P., Ralls Co. Corn. Speaker, W. G., West Plains, Howell Co. Corn. Sperling, Frank, Burfordsville. Corn. Spicer, Fred, Kingston, Caldwell Co. Corn. Spording, O. R., Mexico, Audrain Co. Corn. Sporling, C. R., Mexico, Audrain Co Corn. Spottswood, C. H., Molino, Audrain Co. Corn. Spradlin, Jesse M., Commerce, Scott Co. Corn. Sprague, J. R., Kingston, Caldwell Co. Corn. Springer, A. C, Vernon Co. Corn. Spring, Chas., Calhoun, Henry Co. Corn. Spurlock, H. B., Cay, McDonald Co Corn. Stafford, J. S., Arden, Douglas Co. Corn. Staley, D. A., Warrensburg, Johnson Co. Corn. Stanton, J. B., Fillmore, Andrew Co. Corn. Stanton, R. W., Taney Co. Corn. Stanton, Wm. J., Savannah, Andrew Co Corn. Staples, W. H., Lewiston, Lewis Co. Corn. Starks, Wm., Yuscombia, Miller Co. Corn. Starr, Thos., Chillicothe, Livingston Co. Corn. Stearns, Mrs., Mt. Vernon. Corn. Steinakuekler, Henry, Mt. Sterling, Gas- conade Co. Corn. Steinmetz, J. B., Blackwell. Corn. Steiner, Jacob, California, Moniteau Co. Corn. Stelle, J. L., Doniphan, Ripley Co. Corn. Steele, T. L., Doniphan, Ripley Co. Corn. Stempha, C, Lebanon, Laclede Co. White corn. Stenterman Martin, Hillsboro, Jefferson Co. Corn. Stephens, G. M., Caruthersville, Pemis- cot Co. Corn. Stephens, E. W., Greenville. Corn. Stephens, J. A., Deepwater, Henry Co. Corn. Stevens. Thos., Ralls Co. Corn. Steward, Geo. S., Anderson, McDonald Co. Corn. i Stewart, Jackson, Cameron, Daviess Co. Corn. Stewart, M. C, McCracken, Christina Co. Corn. Stewart, Sam, Puxico. Corn. Stewart, S. C, Lexington, Lafayette Co Corn. Stewart, W. C, Trenton. Corn. Siegel, Henry, Florence, Morgan Co. Corn. Siegle, John, Sperry, Adair Co. Corn. Sieviers, W. E., Gordonville, Cape Gi- rardeau Co. White enrn. Silb, T. H., Rush Hill, Audrain Co. Corn. Silva, B. F., Lebanon, Laclede Co. Corn. Sims, M. T., Gainsville, Ozark Co. Corn. Sims, T. A., Hallsville, Boone Co. Corn. Simms, C. C, Farmington. Corn. Simmons, J. W., Bear Creek, Cedar Co. Corn. j Simpson, Andy, Virginia, Bates Co. ' Corn. ' Simpson, B. R., Paris, Monroe Co. { Corn. ! Sinclair, EH. Mound City, Holt Co. j Corn. ; Singleton, J. W., Ava, Douglas Co. i Corn. ! Sipe, H, A., Iberia, Miller Co. Corn. Sisson, Homer, Bowling Green, Pike Co. Corn. Siveney, Jas., Pevely, Jefferson Co. Corn. Sizemore, F. A., Rock Port, Atchison Co. Pop corn. Slagle, Arch., Maryville, Nodaway Co. Corn. Slaughter, S., Chillicothe, Livingston Co. Corn. Slogle, Wm., Anderson, McDonald Co, Corn. Slawson, J. T., Skidmore, Nodaway Co. Corn. Slawson, T., Whitesville, Andrew Co Corn. Slagle, Tom, Brighton, Polk Co. Long- e.'^t corn. Slum, R., Vienna, Maries Co. Corn. Slusher, D. A., Lexington, Lafayette Co. Corn. Sly, Geo. H., Rock Port, Atchison Co. Corn. Small, J. H., Ralls Co. Corn. Smith, Ben. Weldon, Maries Co. Corn. Smith, Chas., Clinton. Corn. Smith, Chris, Bunceton, Cooper Co. Corn. Smith, C. H., Fairfield, Benton Co. Corn. MISSOURI. 107 smith, D. H., Forsyth, Taney Co. Corn. Smith, Drue, Cowgill, Caldwell Co. Corn. Jkagget, Clark, Idalia, Caldwell Co. Corn. Jkaggs & Clark, Grays Ridge, Stod- dard Co. Corn. Jkomia, John T., Gasconade Co. Corn. ?ice, A. M., Jackson, Cape Girardeau Co. Corn. lice, C. W., Lathrop, Clinton Co. Corn, lice, G. M., Plattsburg, Clinton Co. Corn. lice. Mack, Cooper Hill, Osage Co. Corn. lice, Samuel, Clinton, Henry Co. Corn, lice, W. M., Pratt, Ripley Co. Corn, lich, R., Erie, McDonald Co. Corn, lichard, Fred, Ashley, Pike Co. Corn, lichardson, Chas., Hematite, Jefferson Co. Corn. lichardson, C. H., Moberly, Randolph Co. Corn. lichardson, E. P., Jamesport, Davies Co. Corn. lichardson, W. T., Erie, McDonald Co. Corn. licheson, Samuel, Potosia, Washington Co. Corn. iichey, Jos., Wilton Springs, Howell Co. Corn. iichter, John, Washington, Franklin Co. Corn. Jickard, W. H., Paris. Corn. iickett, W. E., Hermitage, Hickory Co. Corn. Jickman, J. M., Mine La Motte, Madi- son Co. Corn. Jidgeway, J. W., Sapp, Boone Co. Corn. Jiebel, F. M., Arbela, Scotland Co. Corn. ' 'legel, Martin, Linn, Osage Co. Corn. 'lehl, Anthony, Perryville, Perry Co. Corn. Jiley Bros., Hold, Clinton Co. Corn. *iley, John E., DeKalb, Buchanan Co, Corn. 'iley. W. F., Ralls Co. Corn. 'iley. Z. A., Ozark, Christian Co. Corn. |imer, Thos., Sr., Edina, Knox Co. Corn. tmne, Herman, Woolam, Gasconade Co. Corn. tisk, D. F., Weston, Platte Co. Corn. 'itchie, R. E., South St. Joseph, Buch- anan Co. Corn. titter, D. M., Springfield, Greene Co. Wheat. 'itter, D. M., Springfield, Greene Co. Corn. 'iteinger, R. W., Carrolton, Carroll Co. Corn. wearengin, Eli, Abadyl, Christian Co. t-orn. Sweat, J. F., Montreal, Camden Co. Corn Sweatt, J. F. Montreal, Camden Co. Corn. Sweet, G. W., Pineville, McDonald Co. Corn. Sweringen, Frank, California, Moniteau Co. Corn. Swilley, S. J., Conran, New Madrid Co- Corn. Swindler, J., Braymer, Caldwell Co. Corn. Swinney, J, H., Linneus, Linn Co. White corn. Switzer, A. R., Kingston, Caldwell Co. Corn. Taggot, H. C, Linneus, Linn Co. Corn. Talbott, Thos., Kirksville, Adair Co. Corn. Tapping, Chas., Edina, Knox Co. Corn. Tanzy, C. J., Paris, Monroe Co. Corn. Tanner, G. J., Paris, Monroe Co. Corn. Tate, J. H., Rolla, Phelps Co. Corn. Tatum, L. J., Hermitage, Hickory Co. Corn. Taylor, J. M. Warrensburg, Johnson Co. Corn. Taylor, D. J., Piedmont, Wayne Co. Corn. Taylor, J. A., Mineral, Barry Co. Corn. Taylor, Joe, Greenville, Audrain Co. Corn. Taylor, S. H., Vandalia, Audrain Co. Corn. Taylor, H. H., Sedalia. Pettis Co. Corn. Taylor, G. W., Ozark, Christian Co. Corn. Teaney, J. M., Lathrop, Clinton Co. Corn. Teeples, J. E.. Hancock. White corn. Teeters, T. W., Forsythe, Taney Co. Corn. Tenant, W., Darlington, Gentry Co. Corn. Tenney, J. S., Lentnerf, Shelby Co. Corn. Terrell Bros., Mexico. Corn. Terrell, Hays, Verona. Corn. Terrill, Horace, Roark. Corn. TerriUion, Peter, Millheim, Perry Co. Corn. Terry, W. F., Van Buren, Carter Co. Corn. Terry, H. B., Spickard, Carter Co. Corn. Terry, F. M., Vienna, Maries Co. Corn. Thain, David, Neosho, Newton Co. Corn. Tharp, J. W., Osceola. Corn. Thate, Dick, Carrollton, Carroll Co. Corn. Thorp, Joel, Belgique. Perry Co. Corn. Thorp, T. M., Weston, Platte Co. Corn. Thome, J. B., Linneus. Corn. Thornton, J. R., Troy, Lincoln Co. Corn. 108 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Thornton, Oscar, Stockton, Cedar Co. Corn. . Thornton, G. W., LaMonte, Pettis Co. Corn. Thorley, L. M., Wellsville, Montgomery Co. Corn. Thomas, D. M., Licking, Texas Co. Corn. Thomas, Caleb, Boonsboro, Howard Co. Corn. Thomas, W. H., Willow Springs, Howell Co. Corn. Thomas, J. R., Ozark, Christian Co. Corn. Thomas, B. F., Preston, Christian Co. Corn. Thomas, I. J., Winona, Shannon Co. Corn. Thomas, A. G. T., New Lebanon, Cooper Co. Corn. Thomas, D. B., Fuson, Wright Co. Corn. Thomason, R. H., Fredericktown, Mad- ison Co. Corn. Thompson, J. W., Cainsville, Mercer Co. Corn. Thompson, W. H., Holiday, Monroe Co. Corn. Thompson, A. W., Unionville, Putnam Co. Corn. Thompson, John, Princeton. Corn Thompson, W. R., Washburn. Corn. Thompson, C. R., Agency, Buchanan Co. Corn. Thompson, C. E., Agency, Buchanan Co. Corn. Thompson, A. J. McGirk, Moniteau Co. Corn. Thompson, Jacob, Saxton, Moniteau Co. Corn. Thompson, G. W., Fairfax, Atchison Co. Corn. Thompson, C. E., Agency, Atchison Co. Corn. Threldkeld, S. H., Shelbina, Atchison Co. Corn. Thudrcsn, Dan., Purdin, Linn Co. Corn. Thurmond Joe S., Louisiana, Pike Co. Corn. Tillman, Frank, Loose Creek, Osage Co. Corn. Tindle, L. A., St. Joseph, Osage Co. Corn. Tindle Robt., McCracken, Christian Co. Corn. Tipton, C. W., Ralls Co. Corn. Tinsley, Clay, Buffalo, Dallas Co. Corn. Tinnierman, Chris, Wellston, St. Louis Co. Corn. Tisdale, T. S., Gainsville, Ozark Co. Corn. Todd, T. N., Versailles, Morgan Co, Corn. Todd, Jim, Wallace, Morgan Co. Corn. Todd, W. J., Wallace, Buchanan Co. Corn. Tolle, John, Bethel, Shelby Co. Corn. Topping, J. M., Tuscombia, Miller Co Corn. Townsen, Edgar, Savannah, Andrew Co. Corn. Tracey, S. S., Savannah, Andrew Co. Corn. Trampe, C. H., Spanish Lake, St. Louis Co. Corn. Tran, Alf, Richland, Crawford Co. Com. Traub, Chas., Rockport, Atchison Co. Corn. Traw, John S., Richland. Corn. Traw, W. A., Montreal, Camden Co. Corn. Tremper, Jos., Gildhouse, Franklin Co. Corn. Triplet, J. H., Villa Ridge, Franklin Co. Corn. Trodgen, D. F., Springfield, Greene Co. Corn. Trout, Hyram, Marble. Corn. Troup, Jno. H., Nishnabotna, Atchison Co. Corn. Trotter, Homer, Gallatin, Davies Co. Corn. Truck, Louis, Linn, Osage Co. Corn. Tucker, Elliott, St. Mary's, Perry Co. Corn. Tucker, H. T., Brewer, Perry Co. Corn. Tucker, H. N., Cowgill, Caldwell Co. Corn. Tucker, J. T., Eight Mile, Cass Co. Corn. TuUock, J. W., Plattin, Jefferson Co. White corn. TuUock, J. C, Rosendale, Andrew Co. Corn. Tune, S. J., Eden, Dent Co. Corn. Turley, W. G., Peggy. Corn. Turner, Jesse, Linneus. Corn. Turner, J. H., Hickory, Grundy Co. Corn. Turner, J. B., Phillipsburg, Laclede Co. Corn. Turnham, Wm., Forest City, Holt Co. Corn. Turny, Lee, Arno. Douglas Co. Corn. Twaddle, F. L., Neola, Dade Co. Corn. Twidell, J. R., Greenville, Wayne Co. Corn. Twillman, Wm., Bunceton, Cooper Co. Corn. Tyler. W. B.. Butler, Bates Co. Corn. Untereiner, Anton, Uniontown, Perry Co. Corn. Underwood, N. D„ Mt. Vernon, Law- rence Co. Corn. Vanderpoll, Don, Rayville, Ray Co. Corn. Vandyke, J. C, Meadville, Linn Co. Corn. Vanschoiak, J., Savannah, Andrew Co. Corn. Vanwinkle, H. C, Ralls Co. Corn. MISSOURI. 109 /an Zandt, J. R., Forsythe, Taney Co. Corn. /aughn, Wash., Richmond, Ray Co. Corn. /aughn, J. C, Richmond, Ray Co. Corn. /aughan, M., Richmond, Ray Co. Corn, /aughn, J. L., Bosworth, Carroll Co. Corn. Earner, S. A., Cassville, Barry Co. Corn, /arner, J. S,, Cassville, Barry Co. Corn. Earner, W. M., Cassville, Barry Co« Corn, ^^avroch, Jas., Bolivar, Polk Co. Corn, i/eal, Donald, Hawkins, Polk Co. Corn, ^eal, F. M., Hawkins, Monroe Co. Corn, '/eale Dock, lantha. Barton Co. Corn. Venter, J. F., Cobb, Polk Co. Corn. Venter, F. W., Cobb, Polk Co. Corn. Vincent, Wm., Frisco, Stoddard Co. Corn. Vincent Jno., Essex, Stoddard Co. Corn. Vineyard, Jas. S., Hematite, Jefferson Co. Corn. Vinyard, Willis, Richmond, Ray Co. Corn. Vinyard. J. H., Orrick, Ray Co. Corn. Vinson, Harry, New Town, Sullivan Co. Corn. Voelker, Hy., Brewer, Perry Co. Corn. Vogler, Chas., Rockport, Atchison Co. Corn. Voigt, Raymond, Pettis Co. Corn. Voyles, William, Van Buren, Carter Co. Corn. Wade, Louis, New Madrid, New Madrid Co. Corn. Wade, W. J., Marmaros, Stone Co. Corn. Waddill, D. S., Sperry, Adair Co. White corn. Wadleigh, C. E., Green Ridge, Adair Co. Corn. Wagener, C. W., Bacon, Moniteau Co. Corn. Wagoner, H. F., Montgomery, Mont- gomery Co. Corn. Wakeman, S., Odessa, Lafayette Co. Corn. Waldon, Jeff, Columbia, Boone Co. Corn. Walden, A. M., Stanberry, Gentry Co. Corn. Walker Bros., Holden, Johnson Co. Corn. Walker, H. L., Noel, McDonald Co. Corn. Walker, Nick, Unionville, Putnam Co. Corn. Walker, Willie, Dawn, Putnam Co. Corn. Walker, Pete, Polo, Caldwell Co. Corn. Walker, E. B., Marshfield, Webster Co. Corn. Walker, L. H., Oregon, Holt Co. Corn. Walker, Jno., Oregon. Corn. Walker, J. T., Mentor. Corn. Walker, T. B., Ozark. Corn. Walker, E. J., Millerville. Corn. Walker, T. E.. Millerville. Corn. Wall, T. H., Grant City, Worth Co. Corn, Walls, F. W., Taos, Cole Co. Corn. Wallis, Wm.. Hedrick. Corn. Wallace, Finley, Brussells. Corn. Waller, Jno., Millerville. Corn. Walreth, L. E., Success, Texas Co. Corn, Walter, Mrs. F., Jackson. Corn. Walters, Geo., Ralls Co. Corn. Waltenborger, Gainsville, Ozark Co. Corn. Waters, C, Concordia, Lafayette Co. Corn. Wan, J. L., Mexico, Audrain Co. Corn. Wan, J. G., Mexico. Corn. Wan, L. C, Mexico. Corn. Wapelhorst, M., Valley Park, St. Louis Co. Corn. Ward, W. J., Idalia, Stoddard Co. Corn. Ward, Frank, Memphis, Scotland Co. Corn. Warden, G. W., Carthage, Scotland Co. Corn. Warford, J. K., Higbee, Howard Co. Corn. Warren, M. S., Patterson, Wayne Co. Corn. Warren, C. L., Ozark, Christian Co. Corn. Warren, S. & Son, Cairo, Randolph Co. Corn. Warner, R. R., Hickory, Barren Co. Corn. Warnbudt, A., Oakville, St. Louis Co. Corn. Wasson, J. H,, Nixa. Corn. Wasson, J. A., Riverdale, St. Louis Co. Corn. Watts, Bob, Watson. Atchison Co. Corn. Waters, Tom, Montreal, Camden Co, Corn. Waters, Thomas, Montreal, Camden Co. Corn. Waters, T. F., Weldon, Maries Co, Corn. Waters, Wm.. Sedalia. Corn. Waters. J. H., Lafayette Co. Corn. Watson, J. R., Jackson. Corn. Watson, Jesse, Bolivar. Corn. Watson, J. R., Jackson. Corn. Watkin, Boyd, Brunswick. Corn. Watkins, J. H., Lawson, Clay Co. Corn, Watkins, J. B., Salem, Dent Co. Corn, Watkins, John W., Elkland. Corn. Waugh, C. S., Mineral Point. Corn. Wayland, S. E., St. Francisville, Clark Co. Corn. Weatherman, A. L,, Taney Co. Corn. Weatherman, J. A., Taney Co. Corn. 110 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Weatherman, W. P., Taney Co. Corn. Weaver, Frank, St. Mary's, Perry Co. Corn. Weaver, H. H., Bushtower, Jefferson Co. Corn. Weaver, L. L., Bentonville. Corn. Weaver, Elias, Gravois Mills. Corn. Weaver, S. H., Bentonville, Benton Co. Corn. Webb, J. W.. Charleston, Mississippi Co. Corn. Webb, N. J., Fuson. Corn. Webb, D., Gainsville, Ozark Co. Corn. Webb, Thos., Ralls Co. Corn. Webb, Isaac, Hunter, Carter Co. Corn. Webb, Calvin, Grove Springs. Corn. Webb, Geo. W., Braggadocia, Pemiscot Co. Corn. Webster, A. W., East Prairie. Corn. Webster, J. H., Gravois Mills. Corn. Weddle, P. N., St. Joseph. Corn. Weeks, Ed. C, Eldon. Corn. Weese, H. K., Hatfield, Harrison Co. Corn. Welch, John R. Antioch, Clark Co. Corn. Welch, J. N., Rolla, Phelps Co. Corn. Welchel, N. J., Hartville, Wright Co. Corn. Wells, E. F., Rushville, Wright Co. Corn. Wells, L. D., Pembina, Wright Co. Corn. Wells, C. W., Rushville, Buchanan Co. Corn. Wells, Jno. F., Koeltztown, Maries Co. Corn. Wells, B. G. Stafford, Maries Co. Corn. Wellis, Sam, Mill Springs. Corn. Weller, F. W., Rosebud. Corn. Weishar, Chas., Edina, Knox Co. Corn. Weiss, S. J., Jackson, Cape Girardeau C<'). Corn, Weiss, H. J., Jackson. Corn. Weiss, Henry, So. Ow^ensville, Gascon- ade Co. Corn. Wenke, C. B., Chillicothe. Corn. Wenke, C. L., ChilHcothe. Corn. Wepner, Chas. Pevely. Corn. Werking, J. H., Hodge. Corn. Wershing, Rodger, Troy. Corn. Western, C. B., Linneus, Linn Co. Corn. West, H., Carthage. Corn. Wetmore, H. C, Lamar. Corn. Wetherspoon, J. M., Bennett, Ripley Co. Corn. Whidbee, J. H., Carthage, Jasper Co. Corn. Wheeler, B. S., Dunlap, Grundy Co. Corn. Wheeler, Jas., Greenfield, Dade Co. Corn. Wheeler, J. C, Neosho, Newton Co. Corn. Whilmer. Curtis, Oregon, Holt Co. Corn. Whiston, J., Woodland, Marion Co. Corn. I White, P. H., Woodland. Corn. j White, M. H., Gillman City, Daviess Co. ' C(irn. White, Jos., Clinton, Henry Co. Corn, i White, F. B., Maysville. Corn. White, J. H., Milan, Sullivan Co. Corn. ! Corn. White, Van, Kennett, Sullivan Co. ; Corn. White, P. Z., Linneus, Sullivan Co. Corn. , White, P. G., Gallatin, Sullivan Co. Corn. Whitt, J. R., Tarkee, Sullivan Co. Corn. ; Whitten, D. E., Coin, Oregon Co. Corn Whitten, M., Coin, Oregon Co. Corn. ' Whittington, Sig., Butterfield, Barry Co. Corn. Whittenburg, John, Niangua, Barry Co. Corn. Whitener, H. B., Mine a Motte, Madison Co. Corn. . Whittington, R. W., Eagle Rock, Madi- .son Co. Corn. Whittleton, John, Shackelford, SaUne Co. Corn. Whittaker, A. A., Hawkins, Monroe Co. Corn Whittaker, J. B., Hurdland, Knox Co. Corn. Whitsides, D. H., Middletown, Mont- gomery Co. Corn. Whitesides, Josiah, Apex, Lincoln Co Corn. Whitworth, J. R., Lebaum, Laclede Co Corn. Whitworth, G. W., Fredericktown. Corn. Whitsell, Horace. De Soto, Jefferson Co. Corn. Wier, Jno., Dawn. Corn. Wigger, G. H., Spruce. Corn. Wigger, Chas., Spruce, Bates Co. Corn. Wiggenstine, C. A., Fredericktown. Corn. Wingter, Louis, Hurdland, Knox Co. Corn. Wilcox, C. E., Poynor, Ripley Co. Corn. Wilhoit, Wm., Woodruf, Ripley Co. Corn. Willhite, Jas., Big Creek, Texas Co. Corn. Wilkinson, C. J., Lathrop, Clinton Co. Corn. Wilkinson, W. Y., Platteburg, Clinton Co. Corn. Willard, B. M., Dunnegan, Clinton Co. Corn. Willard, A. B., Dunnegan, Polk Co. Corn. Willard, Miss. Butler, Bates Co. Corn. Wills. Jos., Linn, Osage Co. Corn. Willis, Jos.. Palmyra. Corn. MISSOURI. Ill Villis, Wm. M., Fronna, Perry Co. Corn. Vills, Chas.. Paris, Monroe Co. Corn. Vills, Joe, Paris, Monroe Co. Corn. /illis, Jos., Palmyra, Monroe Co. Corn. Villiams, Bud, Mt. Vernon, Lawrence Co. Corn. yilliams, Nathan, Armstrong, Howard Co. Corn. Villiams, Thos. E., Hillsboro. Corn. Villiamson, S. T., Columbia. Corn. Villiams, J. D., Mexico. Corn. Villiams, H. S., Kingsville. Corn. Villiams, Jason, Sheldon, Barton Co. Corn. Villiams, Robt., Cadet, Washington Co. Corn. Villiams, J. T., Versailles, Morgan Co. Corn. Villiams, John F., Taney Co. Corn. Villiams, P. & Howard H. T. BilUngs, Ciiri.stian Co. Corn. Villiams, Davis, Mexico, Audrain Co. Corn. Villiams, Jno. S., Albany, Audrain Co. Corn. Villiams, J. K., Raymondsville, Texas Co. Cum. Villiams, W. R., Pembina. Corn. Villiams, A. F., Forsythe. Corn. Villiams, Frank, Taney Co. Corn. Villiams, John, Spencer, Lawrence Co. Corn. Villiams, G. W., Carthage. Corn. Villiams, W. P., Sr., Morse's Mill, Jef- fer.son Co. Corn. Villiams, Jeff, Taney Co. Corn. Villiamson, Wm., California, Maniteau Co. Corn. Villson, A. G., Tuscumbia. Corn. Villoughby, H. C, Griffith. Corn. Vilsey, Henry, Kahoka. Corn. Vilson, Wm., Montrose, Henry Co. Corn. Vilson, J. C, Dresden, Pettis Co. Corn. Vilson, W. J., Wakenda, Carroll Co. Corn. Vilson, Vilson, Vilson, Vilson, Vilson, f'ilson, Vilson, Vilson, Vilson, Vilson, Vilson, Co. Vilson, Corn. Wilson, v'ilson. , Jasper, Lone Star. Corn. John, Houston, Texas Co. Corn. , Geo. S., Greenfield. Corn. , C. F., Halls. Corn. , Garrett. Ralls Co. Corn. C. M., Nevada. Corn. , Joe Edgerton, Platte Co. Corn. , J. H., Vineland. Corn. E. H., Sampsel. Corn. W., Montrose, Henry Co. Corn. , T. L., Willow Springs, Howell Corn. I J. T., Springfield, Greene Co. i Jno. F., Montrose. Corn. . M. J., Rushville. Corn. Wilson, Frank, Vineland, Jefferson Co. Corn. Wilson, A. P., Centerview. Corn. Wilton, W., Independence, Jackson Co. Corn. Wilt, Oswald, Perryville, Perry Co. Corn. Wimberly, J. I., Buffalo, Dallas Co. Corn. Winchell, David, Unionville. Corn. Winder, Bob, Stockton, Cedar Co. Corn. Winer, J. H., Mores' Mill, Jefferson Co. Corn. Winebrenner, W. S., California. Corn. Wingter, Louis, Hurdland. Corn. Wingate, Wm., Maysville. Corn. . Winn, M, T., Gainsville, Ozark Co. Corn. Winn, Chas., Ralls Co. Corn. Winn, Wm., Fuson, Wright Co. Corn. Winter, H. W., Lutesville, Bollinger Co. Corn. Wisdom, B. H., Wisdom. Corn. Wisecuy, J. W., Grant City, Worth Co. Corn. Wise, John M., Mathis, Dallas Co. Corn. Wisley, W. G., Lexington. Corn. Withers, Thos., Monett, Barry Co. Corn. Witte, J. A., Cassville, Barry Co. Corn. Witt, T. A., Jonesburg, Warren Co. Corn. Wolf, Dow, Virginia, Bates Co. Corn. Wolf, Lafayette, Bates Co. Corn. Wolfe, A. G., Pleasant Green. Corn. Wommack, Stanford, Clara. Corn. Wood, Owen, Sedalia. Corn. Wood, P. E., Berryman. Corn. Wood, J. E., Waynesville, Pulaski Co. Corn. Wood, R. R., Winston. Corn. Wood, G. W., Winston, Daviess Co. Corn. Wood, Homer, Winslow. Corn. Wood, A. J., Jackson. Corn. Wood, J. W., Winston. Corn. Wood, Wm. A., Galatin. Daviess Co. Corn. Woods, E. B., Smithton. Corn. Woods, J H., Cords, Howell Co. Corn. Woods, Posey, Leasburg, Crawford Co. Corn. Woods, D. L., Nevada, Vernon Co. Corn. Woody, E., Tindle, Ozark. Corn. Woody, C. C, Ozark, Christian Co. Corn. Woody, J. H., Vancleve. Corn. Woody, J. J., Vancleve. Corn. Woodcock, Bert, La Platte. Corn. Woodsman, W. E., Marshall, Saline Co. Corn. Woolery. J. W., Pilot Grove, Cooper Co. Corn. 112 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Wooldridge, S., Pineville, Corn. Woodward, Jas., Sedalia, Pettis Co. Corn. Woodward, J. W., Greenfield. Corn. Wormington, L. E., Stotts City, Law- rence Co.. Corn. Worsham, N. R., Grimes. Corn. Wormington, J. H., Mt. Vernon, Law- rence Co. Corn. Wray, Fred A., Hopkinsville, Nodaway Co. Corn. Wren, Jno., Keytesville, Chariton Co. Corn. Wright, E. E., Kahoka, Clark Co. Corn. Wright, S. B., Macon, Macon Co. Corn. Wright, N. N., Trenton Corn. Wright, J. M., Kennett. Corn. Wright, Jas., Ralls Co. Corn. Wright, Jno. T., SedaUa. Corn. Wright, G. L., Tuscumbia, Miller Co. Corn. Wright, Walter, Taylor. Corn. Wright, W. M., Steelville. Corn. Wright. Charles, Deepwater, Henry Co. Corn. Wright, C. H., Bullion. Corn. Wright, John, Princeton, Mercer Co. Corn. Wright, J. L., Kennett, Dunklin Co. Corn. Wrinkles, J. T.. Orla. Corn. Wrisenfeldt, Peter, Rich Fountain, Osage Co. Corn. Wunderlich, Chas., St. Clair, Franklin Co. Corn. Wybrant, Geo., Ralls Co. Corn. Yankee, B. F., Sedalia, Pettis Co. Corn. Yeager, C. L., Sedalia, Pettis Co. Corn. Yeager, D. O., Luray. Clark Co. Corn. Yeargain, J. P., Farmington, St. Fran- cois Co. Corn. Yocum, W. B., Warrenton, Warren Co. Corn. Yornt, C. W., Palmer, Washington Co. Corn. Young, R. v., Trenton, Grundy Co. Corn. Young, J. H., Queen City, Schuyler Co. Corn. Young, Jas. F., Houck, Cape Girardeau Co. Corn. Young, Alex., Alton, Oregon Co. Corn, Young, Ed., Alton, Oregon Co. Corn. Yenni, C. Amazonia, Andrew Co. Corn. Young, J. S., Plattsburg, Clinton Co. Corn. Young, A. W., Reed, Jasper Co. Corn. Young, J. R.. Goss, Monroe Co. Corn. Young, J. W., Mexico, Audrain Co. Corn. Young, J. W., Selmore, Christian Co, Corn. Young, F. A., Lexington, Lafayette Co. Corn. Young, A. G., Lexington, Lafayette Co. Corn. Young, F. M., Coplinger Mills, Cedar i Co. Corn. ' Young, Thomas, Buffalo, Dallas Go. Corn. j Young, Wm., Buffalo, Dallas Co. Corn. | Young, W. J., Hartsville, Wright Co.| Corn. ' Young, Samuel, Hartsville, Wright Co. Corn. ; Youngblood, C. T., Bloomfield, Stoddardi Co. Corn, j Yioungblood, C. P., Bloomfield, Stod-l dard Co. Corn. | Zeigler, Wm., Ste. Genevieve, Ste. Gen,! Co. Corn. ' Zeigler, Henry, Hope. Corn. Zimmerman, J., Blackjack, St. Louis Co. Corn. Zimmerman, Ed., Savannah, Andrew Co.! Corn. Zwaswatt, Oak Grove, Jackson Co.i Corn. GROUP 95. ' Bisel, J. M., Rushville, Buchanan.. Wool.|. Boles, J. W., Auxvasse, Callaway. WooLJ Bothwell, G. B. & Son, Breckenridge.i Caldwell. Wool. I Chenoweth Bros., Lathrop, Clinton.; Wool. Dragoo, C. C, Tarkio. Atchison. Wool. < Ely, Benjamin, Edina, Knox. Wool. Elk Hill Stock Farm, Koping, Saline.' Wool. Frazer, Elmer, Maryville, Nodaway. Wool. Fairview Stock Farm, St. James, Phelps.i Wool. Glascock, Hopson, Oakwood, Ralls, Wool. Huntsman, S. F., Cairo, Randolph. Wool. Johnson, J. R., Mexico. Audrain. Wool McCullough, Harry. Fayette, Howard Wool. McMurrey, R. D., Dadeville, Dade Wool. 1 Miller, Joseph. Granger, Scotland. WooLj Missouri Agricultural Farm, Columbia Boone. \\'ool. Muir, J. E., Auxvasse. Callaway. Wool Oliver, J. E., Fulton, Callaway. Wool. Roby, O. C, Rocheport, Boone. Wool Shattuck, J. E., Stanberry, Gentr/. Wool, Standard Ranch, Unionville, Putnam Wool. Turner, W. E., Shelby ville, Shelby Wool. Wallace, William, Madisonville, Rai'^ Wool. Wilson, E. B., Stanberry, Gentry. Wc:' MONTANA. 113 MONTANA. LOCATION: BLOCK 46 (South Half). AISLES: G, H and L Vegetable Food Products — Agricultural Seeds. GROUP 84 kerson, Andrew, Belt. Oats, wheat, bright, Wm. H., Albright. Grass. Kxander, James W., Kalispell. Wheat, iderson, C. F., Belt. Barley, oats, iderson, C. M., Belt. Oats, wheat, iderson, Herman, Kibbey Wheat. iderson, Swan, Belt. Wheat, iway, Silas, Farmington. Grass, mstrong. Judge, Bozeman. Oats. kew, Fred, Cascade, Alfalfa, millet, istin, A. M., Kalispell. Oats. istin, C. H., Cascade. Alfalfa, oats. istin, James H., Cascade. Clover ithers, Lewis, Bozeman. Grass. iker, Claude, Plains. Wheat, iker, James, Plains. Oats, wheat. ill, R. S., Great Falls. Wheat, illard, G. C, Townsend. Oats, wheat, illerud Bros., Farmington. Alfalfa, grass. irnhill, O. H., Holt. Oats. man, Thomas, Billings. Oats. ;atty, Geo., Winston. Oats, mepe, Frank, Bozeman. Clover. ;mard, P. N., Kalispell. Alfalfa, clo- ver. son, E., Great Falls. Alfalfa, rye, oats, barley, clover, grass, wheat. ankenship, J. W., Belton. Grass, ankenship, J. W., Billings. Grass, .ankenship, J. W., Bozeman. Grass, sedge. ankenship, J. W., Harlem. Grass, lankenship, J. W., Lake McDonald. Grass. lankenship, J. W., Logan. Grass, lankenship, J. W., Malta. Grass. lankenship, J. W., Miles City. Grass, lankenship, J. W., Three Forks. Grass. ankenship, J. W., Wibaux. Grass. 5rder, H. I., Bozeman. Barley, order, I. D., Bozeman. Barley. 5wer, W. I., Great Falls. Alfalfa, wheat. adford, P. W., Great Falls. Barley, rye. wheat. aithwart, Joseph, Highwood. Oats. ass, Anton, Helena. Wheat. azee, James A., Monarch. Wheat. emish, W. R., Plains. Wheat. own, Plains. Wheat. Brush, Henry, Chinook. Oats. Buckland, R. W., Highland, Alfalfa, bar- ley. Bumgarner, John, Bozeman. Wheat. Burley, Wm., Billings. Wheat. Callen, W. R., -Monarch. Oats, wheat. Cameron, Duncan, Evans. Barley. Campbell, C. H., Great Falls. Barley, grass, rye, oats, wheat. Carlson, John, Farmington. Wheat. Carolus, Jacob, Chenook. Oats, wheat. Chichester, Geo., Great Falls. Grass. Conrad, Paul, Stockett. Wheat. Conrad, Will, Stockett. Barley. Cook, James, Chinook. Oats. Cook, Wallace, Chinook. Oats. Coulson, John C, Cascade. Barley, oats, wheat. Cummings, David, Truly. Wheat. Cunningham, Albert, Monarch. Oats. Davidson, E. M., Belgrade. Barley, oats, wheat. Daws, A. A., Central Park. Barley, grass, oats. Daws, James S., Central Park. Oats. Dawson Count, George McCone, Tokua. Corn, peas. Dean, Thos., Townsend. Oats. Dean, R. H., Townsend. Wheat. DeStaffney, Gus., Kalispell. Millet. Dick, Samuel, Great Falls. Beans, peas. Eberhart, John, Chestnut. Rye, wheat. Edwards, Walter, Monarch. Oats. Epperson, John, Belt. Millet, oats, wheat. Erwin, W. S., Belgrade. Barley. Evens, Hugh, Monarch. Rye. Experiment Station, Bozeman. Alfalfa, barley, clover, millet, oats, peas, rye, wheat. Fake, Peter, Evans. Wheat. Featherly, G. R., Dillon. Oats. Flathead County, J. A. Fossum, Big Fork. Barley. Flynn, Claude V., Toston. Grass, oats. Fossum, J. A., Big Fork. Clover, grass, sedge. Freeman, L. A., Bozeman. Wheat. Gallop, J. H., Bozeman. Wheat. Gamble, W. W., Choteau. Grass. Gerhart, G. H., Belt. Wheat. Gerkie, Chas., Great Falls. Barley. Gibson, Jerry, Evans. Oats. 114 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Gibson, J. C, Great Falls. Grass. Gibson, Paris, Great Falls. Oats. Goodman, Geo. W., Armington. Wheat. Goodman, Locest, Armington. Oats. Great Falls Saddlery Co., Great Falls. Oats. Green, John H., Plains. Oats. Hammell, Arthur, Belt. Wheat. Hammons, Chas. H., Plains. Wheat. Harlen, Plains. Oats. Harrington, Fred, Great Falls. Wheat. Harris, L. C, St. Peter. Oats. Harvey, W. W., Townsend. Clover. Heaney, St. Peter. Oats. Heather, Ira, Great Falls. Wheat. Hicker, H., Truly. Wheat. Hittrick, Adam, Kalispell. Grass. Holmstand, Samuel, Laurel. Oats, wheat. Horan, J. M., Belt. Barley, grass, oats, peas, wlieat. Hoyt, J. M., Monarch. Grass, oats. Howe, J. M., Townsend. Oats. Hubbard, C. E., Great Falls. Grass, sedge. Hussford, W. R., Great Falls. Wheat. Innes, Carl, Dillon. Oats. Jacket, Cuno, Great Falls. Oats. Jenkins, Geo., Belgrade. Oats, wheat. Johnson, Mrs. D. A., Helena. Oats. Johnson, J. N., Toston. Alfalfa. Johnson, Nelson, Truly. Oats, wheat. Johnson, Peter, Belt. Barley, wheat. Johnson, W. B., Belt. Oats. Johnson, Plains. Oats, wheat. Jones, G. T., Bozeman. Wheat. Kalispell Flour Mill Co., Kalispell. Oats, wheat. Kanouse, Chas., Townsend Oats, wheat. Kasner, Geo., Stockett. Barley. Kestner, G. P., Stockett. Wheat. King, Chas., Laurel. Oats. King, Richard, Monarch. Oats, wheat. Kinnick, John, Park City. Oats. Knanp, B. H., Great Falls. Barley. Koenig, Theodore, Kalispell. Alfalfa, clover, grass, oats, wheat. Kruger, J. R., Plains. Grass. Lack, Mrs. A., Helena. Oats. Lamel, Dan, Billings. Wheat. Lanphear, J. H., Manhattan. Oats. Ledolph, H. F., Canyon Creek. Oats, peas. Lee, C. A., Sand Coulee. Oats, wheat. Lee, Oscar, Sand Coulee. Oats. Lewis, Mark, Townsend. Alfalfa. Lewis & Clark County, Comer & Co., Helena. Corn, wheat. Lindbald, Peter, Great Falls. Wheat. Lindh, C. H., Great Falls. Oats. Lippert, Chas. E., Townsend. Wheat. Lippert, F., Toston. Oats, wheat. Little, Walter H., Toston. Oats. Lrewin, H. L., Park City. Alfalfa. Luce, S. L., Chinook. Oats, wheat. McCormick, Emmet, Billings. Alfalfa. McCormick, Paul, Park City. Com. McGuire, James, Belt. Barley, wheat. McKinnick, John, Park City. Oats. McMillan, A. H., Belt. Barley, wheat.; McRorvig, Townsend. Grass. Mahaney, James M,, Great Falls. Wheat. Mainland, Jack, Great Falls. Oats, wheat. Manhattan Malting Co., Manhattan. Bar- ley, grass.' malt, oats, rye, wheat. i Mann, Ed. F., Belt. Barley, grass, oats.j peas, vetch, wheat. i Mann, Ed. F., Great Falls. Alfalfa. Marte, Nicholas, Kalispell. Oats. Marxer, Joe, Eden. Wheat. Mimiat, Con, Townsend. Oats. Montag, Nicholas, Monarch. Wheat. ' Morgan, Chas., Truly. Wheat. ! Morse, J. E., Dillon. Barley, oats. Mundt, L., Great Falls. Barley. Munson Bro., Deerlodge. Barley. Murr, Geo., Billings. Corn. Nash Bros., Bozeman. Barley, wheat. Nash, P. R., Bozeman. Barley, oats,| rye. > Nasset, Lars, Farmington. Barley, oats. Neild, Thos., Townsend. Oats, wheat.' Nelson, Theodore, Dillon. Oats. i Newman, J. S., Great Falls. Com, oats.! Newton, W. C, Bozeman. Barley, oats. wheat. Norman, Theodore, Bozeman. Oats. O'Connor, Dan, Great Falls. Oats, rye, wheat. Odett, Chas., Red Butte. Wheat. O'Donell, I. D., Billings. Grass. Oelies, Thos. H., Great Falls. Oats. Overman, W. C, Kalispell. Clover, oats Patterson, Gans, Dillon. Alfalfa. Patterson, J. J., Truly. Oats, wheat. Patterson, J. L., Townsend. Wheat. Paxton, W. E., Bozeman. Wheat. Payne, Danuel, Monarch. Alfalfa, bar- ley, oats, wheat. Peardon, J. W., Townsend. Oats. Peterman, H. F., Kalispell. Wheat. Peterson, Edward, Kibbey. Barley grass, oats. Peterson, Enoch, Farmington. Grass. Peterson, Lars, Farmington. Grass. Pickering, E. E., Belt. Wheat. Porter, Robert, Central Park. Oats. Potter, James A., Bozeman. Barley oats. Prestbye, Christ, Kalispell. Barley grass, oats, peas, rve, wheat. Rathenfluk, Frank, Stockett. Oats. Raymond, Hy., Townsend. Grass. Rhewaldt, John, Park City. Corn, oats Rich, A. G., Park City. Clover. MONTANA. 115 nes, Frank W., Echo. Barley, beans, grass, millet. sing, Martin, Columbia Falls. Oats. )ss, John R., Great Falls. Alfalfa, grass, wheat. )unig, L., Stockett. Wheat, les, A. H., Salesville. Barley, hann, F. W., Laurel. Alfalfa, oats, wheat. hreckengast Bro., Monarch. Oats. hulstaid, Axtel, Plains. Wheat, hurch, Christian R., Deerlodge. Bar- ley, oats, wheat. ott, Robert, Sand Coulee. Barley, oats, wheat. neri, Jos., Great Falls. Wheat. :rles, Theodore, Kalispell. Wheat, lita, Alonzo, Hinsdale. Grass, egling, Gustave, Armington. Alfalfa, admore, C. E., Bozeman. Oats, can, E. F., Montford. Grass, nith, W. M., Cascade. Barley, oats, rye, wheat. )arr, G. W., Bozeman. Grass, oats. )arrell, Geo. F., Jefferson Island. Wheat. )ragg & Kierstaed, Denton. Grass, oats. :arweaster, H., Townsend. Wheat, eel, Robert, Billings. Oats, wheat. :em, C. C, Laurel. Corn, xphens, Chas., Highwood. Oats. :ephenson, James, Highwood. Grass. :one, D. P., Central Park. Barley. :cne, Lenard, Central Park. Oats. :uart, J. C, Townsend. Grass, tubbs, J. H., Kalispgll. Oats. ullivan, M. D., Townsend. Oats, ward, Chas., Red Butte. Wheat, abor, J. C, St. Peter. Oats. albott, W. v., Riceville. Barley, grass, oats, rye, wheat. arling, Al., Sand Coulee. Wheat, aylor, Olney, Bozeman. Peas, eagust, Amos, Evans. Oats. elvetra, Herman, Belt. Wheat, eton County, N. W. Gamble, Choteau. Peas. hompson. Plains. Oats, wheat. Thompson, W. S., Townsend. Oats. Thorp, Phill., Dillon. Grass. Thurman, I. F., Kalispell. Wheat. Vanderpool, Plains. Wheat. Van Dyken, L. P., Belgrade. Barley, oats. Van Waynen. C, Laurel, Oats, wheat. Vestal, James, Big Timber. Alfalfa, grass, wheat. Vogel, R., Bozeman. Wheat. Wade, M. L., Chinook. Alfalfa, oats, wheat. Waite, F. W., Great Falls. Wheat. Walker, James, Bozeman. Wheat, Wallace, J. M., Park City. Wheat. Walters, Chas., Great Falls. Oats. Walton, A., Bozeman. Wheat. Wasmans, Louis, Sand Coulee. Wheat. Waters, Great Falls. Millet. Wentworth, Chas., Great Falls. Wheat. Whimsett, Stephen, Laurel. Beans. Wildress, Paradise Valley. Wheat. Willis, C. C, Plains. Alfalfa, grass, oats. Winslow, C. W., Waterloo. Oats, wheat. Wisner, I. K., Bozeman. Wheat. Witchcraft, Edward, Great Falls. Wheat. Woodcraft, Chas., Great Falls. Wheat. Yellowstone County, Samuel Holmes- land, Laurel. Wheat. Yenne, Samuel, Kalispell. Barley. York, W. L., Riceville. Alfalfa, gE^ss, oats, wheat. Young, Ed. F,, Chinook. Oats. Young, Fred, Great Falls. Wheat. Zappa, Jas., Monarch. Oats. GROUP 95. Bison, E., Great Falls. Flax. Cascade County, C. E. Hubbard, Great Falls. Flax. Dawson County, Geo. McCone, Tokua. Flax. Experiment Station, Bozeman. Flax. Horan, J. M., Belt. Flax. Nash, P. R., Bozeman. Flax. Prestbye, Christ., Kalispell. Flax. Smith, Mrs. Alice, Great Falls. Hops. West, Choteau. Flax. 116 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. NEBRASKA. LOCATION: BLOCK 57. AISLES: D-7. Exhibit of Grains. GROUP 84. Antelope County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors. Jenkins & Hopkins Neligh. Wheat. Boone County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors : Carson, J., Albion. Oats. Hautze, E. L. Albion. Grasses. Holton J. N., Albion. Oats. Hutchin, C, Albion. Rye. Laughron, H J., Albion. Grasses. Burt County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Hall, J., Tekamah. Corn. Butler County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Ball, C. M., Franklin Twp. Oats. EschUman, A., Olive Twp. Wheat. Etting, G., Franklin Twp. Oats. Hasik, J. D., Abie. Corn, wheat, oats. McCracken, J., Franklin Twp. Wheat, rye. Miller, F., Summit Twp. Wheat. Miller, M., Franklin Twp. Barley. Peck, G. W., Summit Twp. Wheat, rye. Styskal J., Franklin Twp. Timothy. Cass County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Magney, T. Nehawka. Corn. Nailor, W. A., Nehawka. Corn. Clay County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following- exhibitors: Burt, A. E., Edgar. Corn. Colfax County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Klusk, J. G., Richland. Corn. Custer County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Amesbery, J. G., Broken Bow. Rye. Ashbaugh, H., Ortello. Rye. Coble, H. M., Berwin. Wheat, oats. Coen, G., Berwin. Wheat. Cross, H. H., Ansley. Grasses. Fodge, J. M., Ortello Grasses. Haines, S. K., Broken Bow. Wheat, rye, oats, speltz, flax, grasses. Hinman, W., Broken Bow. Rye, grasses. Hunter, B., Broken Bow. Grasses. Johnston, M., Ortello. Wheat, bar- ley. Juett, L. H., Broken Bow. Oats. Kimble, B. W., Broken Bow. Oats. Lorance, C. S., Broken Bow. Wheat, rye, oats. McRay, G. W., Berwin. Wheat, rye. Mauk, T., Broken Bow. Rye. Miller, C, Broken Bow. Wheat, rye, oats. Miller, C. H., Broken Bow. Wheat, rye, oats, grasses. Miller, C. O., Broken Bow. Wheat, rye. Patton, W., Berwin. Oats. Poor Farm, Merna. Speltz. Rapp, L., Broken Bow. Wheat. Saunders, R. G., Ortello. Wheat. Street, V. C, Merna. Grasses. Street, V. S., Merna. Grasses. Sullivan, H. M., Merna. Flax. Talbert, B., Berwin. Wheat, rye. Triplett, C. S., Broken Bow. Wheat. Vistrop, M., Broken Bow. Barley. Willis, C, Broken Bow. Grasses. Windagb, N. J., Broken Bow. Oats, speltz. Wright, C. T., Broken Bow. Wheat, rye. Wright, N., Broken Bow. Rye, oats. Zounge, N. Berwin. Oats. Dixon County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the folowin? exhibitors: Matison, G., Ponca. Corn. Dodge County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the followmc: exhibitors: Monnich J., Hooper. Corn. Douglas County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the followini^ exhibitors : Becker, J. W., Bennington. Corn, oats. Becker, W. H., Bennington. Oats. NEBRASKA. 117 Bessie, J., Elk City. Oats. Bleick, A., Benson. Wheat. Brown, J., Bennington. Wheat, oats. Brown, F., Florence. Timothy, grasses. Brown, W., Waterloo. Millet. Carlson, G. A., Benson. Corn. Decker, J., Benson. Corn. Dierks, G., Bennington. Oats, bar- Ic}', buckwheat speltz, grasses, corn, wheat, rye. Drexel, G., Elk City. Wheat, rye, tim- othy. Eic'ke, A. H., Elk City. Wheat. Elton, W., Benson. Corn. Ennis, G., Waterloo. Corn, millet. Fee, F., Irvington. Oats. Gelston. S. T., Elk City. Corn. Grau, H., Elk City. Corn, wheat, rye, buckwheat. Grau, C, Bennington. Corn, flax. Guttsch, B., Bennington. Corn. Guttsch, O., Benington. Wheat. Hall, M., Irvington. Corn. Hansen, P., Irvington. Oats. Heitman, W., Irvington. Wheat. Hotelling, F., Bennington. Oats, speltz. Hunter, A., Bennington. Corn. Isham, F. A., Irvington. Oats. Jensen, R. P., Florence. Corn. Johansen, H., Elk City. Oats. Knight, A., Irvington. Rye. Knight, Ed., Irvington. Oats. Kramer, W. C, Bennington. Oats. Kramer, W., Bennington. Oats. Labs, J., Bennington. Barley. Lagee, W. J., Elk City. Corn. Luchen, J., Irvington. Corn, barley. Luchen, J., Bennington. Corn. McArdle, J. F., Elk City. Corn, rye, oats. McLean, D., Elkhorn. Rye. Miller, J., Bennington. Oats, barley. Miller, J., Irvington. Barley. Mickle, P., Irvington. Corn, oats. Moulton, F., Elk City. Wheat, rye. Nelson, K., Bennington. Oats. Noyce, Irvington. Corn. Oft, C, Bennington. Oats. Oft, E.. Bennington. Corn. Ohrt, F., Bennington. Wheat. Ohrt, G., Bennington. Oats, flax. Ohrt, G., Jr., Irvington. Oats. Peters, P., Bennington. Oats. Petersen, J., Irvington. Corn. Phalen, Ed., Irvington. Corn. Pilant, F., Irvington. Oats. Pilant, W., Irvington. Corn, wheat. Post, H.. Benson. Corn. Pratt, Col. J. H., Bennington. Corn, rye. Procknow, A., Bennington. Oats. Rhower, C, Bennington. Wheat. Rhower, G., Bennington. Wheat. Richards, E. E., Florence. Corn. Saas, H., Elk City. Corn, rye. Schmidt, H., Bennington. Wheat, corn. Schleu, H., Benson. Corn. Seltz, J., Elk City. Wheat. Shibol, J., Irvington. Oats. Steinert, C, Irvington. Wheat. Stewart, S. B., Omaha. Corn. Taylor, J., Waterloo. Corn, oats, tim- othy, millet, grasses. Temperley, E. A., Irvington. Oats. Temperley, W., Irvington. Oats. Temperley, G., Bennington. Rye, oats. Temperley, J., Benington. Rye. Temperley, R. A., Bennington. Oats. Wells, C. O., Waterloo. Corn. Wilt, J., Irvington. Wheat. Wilt, C, Bennington. Wheat, oats. Wilt, I., Benington. Oats. Wilkes, S., Bennington. Wheat. Williams, T., Benson. Corn. Fillmore County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Holmes, J. M., Grafton. Corn. Franklin County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains bj^ the tollowing exhibitors : Allen, E., Franklin. Corn. Beitel, Mrs. A. G., Franklin. Grasses. Gregory, A. B., Franklin. Corn. Kellem, C, Franklin. Corn. Miller, W. H., Franklin. Alfalfa. Travis, A., Franklin. Corn, alfalfa. Frontier County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Curtis Land Co., Curtis. Wheat, tim- othy, alfalfa, grasses. Furnas County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Balibaugh, J. S.. Holbrook. Clover. Beeler, C. W., Beaver City. Corn. McCormick, M. E., Beaver City. Corn. Richards, E. A., Beaver City. Corn. Royston, J. N., Beaver City. Corn. Gage County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors : Coulton, R., Beatrice. Timothy. Dale, S. H., Beatrice. Oats, grasses. Shives, J., Beatrice. Corn. Harlan County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Ernest, W., Graft. Corn. Liphardt, F. B., Graft. Corn. 118 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Hitchcock County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Schrimmerhand, S., Palisade. Wheat. Johnson County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Paris, R. P., Tecumseh. Corn. Johnson County Exhibit, Tecumseh. Corn. Knox County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors : Bremer, H., Creighton. Alfalfa, grasses. Buckmaster, M., Creighton. Speltz. Colon, J., Creighton. Timothy, grasses. Goodwin, G., Creighton. Speltz. Howder, H., Creighton. Timothy, millet. Jewell, R., Creighton. Wheat, oats, timoth3^ Keen, S., Creighton. Barley. Meckey, H., Sr., Creighton. Grasses. Nicks, Q. B., Creighton. Oats. Schur, W., Creighton. Barley. Lancaster County collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following ex- hibitors: Booth, F. M., Lincoln. Corn, timothy, millet, grasses. Burgess, J., Lincoln. Corn. Camp, C. B., Cheney. Corn. Carruth, A. R., Lincoln. Wheat, tim- othy, millet. Graham, J. T., Bethany. Corn. Jensen, M. P., Lincoln. Corn. Mahan, C. E., Malcolm. Corn. Retzlaff, C. F., Bennett. Corn. Schmider, C. M., Emerald. Corn. Skinner, H., Lincoln. Corn. Suford, D. M., Lincoln. Corn. Tremen, A. M., Malcolm. Corn. Young, E. K., Havelock. Corn. Loup County collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Gibson, R. H., Loup City. Corn. Tracy, E. E., Loup City. Corn. Truelsen, Geo., Loup City. Corn. Merrick County, collective exhibit of gra.sses and grains by the following exhibitors: Wolcott, R. M., Palmer. Corn. Nemaha County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Aue, W., Douglas Prec. Oats. Boulier F., Washington Prec. Wheat. Brush, C, London Prec, Corn, wheat, oats, barley, speltz. Coulter, G., Douglas Prec. Wheat, oats. Cooper, A., Lafayette Prec. Wheat. Cunningham, S. L., Bedford Prec. oats. Dysert, F., London Prec. Wheat Ersman, H., Glenrock Prec. Wheat, rye, oats. Ersman, L., Glenrock Prec. Wheat, oats. Fox, C, Douglas Prec. Wheat. Hastie, W., Douglas Prec. Wheat, Keough, W., Douglas Prec. Wheat, oats, barley, speltz. Kinghorn, J., Douglas Prec. Wheat, oats. Long, M. H., Douglas Prec. Wheat. Lunzmann, W., Washington Prec. Wheat. Meyer, F., Bedford Prec. Oats. Oetyen, H., Washington Prec. Wheat. Ord, C, Douglas Prec. Oats. Peterson, H. F., Washington Prec. Wheat. Ragge, H. F., Washington Prec, Wheat. Snow, E., Douglas Prec. Wheat, rye.' Umbland, H., Douglas Prec. Wheat. Watson, R., Douglas Prec. Wheat. ' Watson, W., Jr., Douglas Free.; Wheat. : Watson, D. A., Bedford. Oats. Whitewell, J. W., Bedford. Oats. Nuckolls County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains b}- the following exhibitors: Alison, T. H., Superior. Corn. Gates, W. V., Nelson. Corn. Good, J., Superior. Corn. Hintz, J. H., Superior. Corn. Lile, Harry, Superior. Corn. Mumma, W. S., Nelson. Corri. Smith, Albert, Superior. Corn. Otoe County collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Avery, H. T., Palmira. Corn. Parker, C. A., Palmira. Corn. Reed, R., Palmira. Corn. Pawnee County, collective exhibit ol grasses and grains b}' the followin,!-' exhibitors: Atkinson, J. E., Pawnee City. Corn Baker, J., Pawnee City. Clover. Bennett, G., Pawnee City. Oats. Billnigh, P.. Pawnee City. Wheat. Brooks, J. B., Pawnee City. Timothy Carmichael, A., Pawnee City. Oats Chase, C. F.. Pawnee City. Corn. Dingwell, J., Pawnee City. Wheat. Dorrance, W., Pawnee City. Odts. NEBRASKA. 119 Elertiske, F., Pawnee City. Oats. Fry, F., Pawnee City. Oats. Heflfnert, W. H., Pawnee City. Oats. Henderson, F., Pawnee City. Grasses. Kennedy, H. J., Pawnee City. Oats. Klepper, J. A., Pawnee City. Wheat. Layman, H., Pawnee City. Wheat, rye, timothy, clover, grasses. Liebendor, A. E., Pawnee City. Tim- othy. Martin, W. F., Pawnee City. Oats. Martin, A., Dubois. Corn. McDermich, J. W., Pawnee City. Wheat. McKinley, J. A., Pawnee City, Wheat. Montgomery, C, Pawnee City. Oats. Nye, C. F., Pawnee City. Rye. Pyle, W. M., Pawnee City. Oats. Sheldon, H. O., Pawnee City. Oats. Smith, J., Pawnee City. Timothy. Stebbins, L. A., Pawnee City. Rye. Stulp, J., Pawnee City. Clover, latte County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Dennin, S. P., Columbus. Corn. Sacrid, J. H., Munroe. Corn, oik County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Burk, W. T., Osceola. Timothy, al- falfa, grasses. Byers, S. H., Osceola. Wheat, rye, timothy, grasses. Cottreil, W. H., Osceola. Wheat, timothy. King, E. L., Osceola. Oats. Klassy, T., Osceola. Alfalfa. Miller, W. S., Osceola. Alfalfa. Timm, J., Osceola. Wheat. Timm, M., Osceola. Barley. Welch, W., Osceola. Wheat, rye. Richardson County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Grush, W. H., Dawson. Wheat, tim- othy, clover. Hein, J. G., Dawson. Corn. Saline County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Dusil, Ed, Wilber. Corn. Foss, S. R., Crete. Oats. Hogue, R., Crete. Corn. Ingals, J. W., Pleasant Hill. Grasses. James, W., Dorchester. Millet, buck- wheat, flax, grasses. Kubisch, J., Pleasant Hill. Millet. Legit, J., Crete. Corn. Loomis, J., Crete. Corn. Louis, J., Pleasant Hill. Millet. Minor, J., Friend. Timothy. Mumma, B. F., Friend. Timothy. Ross, G. H., Wilber. Timothy. Saunders County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Chmlka, J., Valparaiso. Corn. Stombaugh, J., Ashland. Corn. Seward County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Lloyd, J. C, Utica. Corn. Petrie, J. C, Seward. Corn. Valley County, collective exhibit of ■ grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Speltz Grain Co., Ord. Corn. Washington County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors : Aye Bros., Blair. Corn. Ballard, J. H., Blair. Corn, wheat, rye, oats, alfalfa, grasses. Echtenkamp, F., Arlington. Corn. Hilgenkamp, W., Arlington. Corn. Smith, A. & Son, De Soto. Corn. Spangle, J. A., Arlington. Corn. GROUP 85. Glissman, H. C, Jr., Omaha. Holmes, J. A., Lincoln. Butter. Honeywell, J. K., Lincoln. Butter. Lott, F. R., Seward. Butter, McKendry, John, Archer. Butter. Sam.zelious, E., Schuyler. Butter. 120 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. NEVADA. LOCATION: BLOCK 43. AISLES: G-5-H. Vegetable Food Products, Flour, Cotton, Wool, Honey. GROUP 79. James, W. A plow made from old wagon tires of emigrant wagons passing through Nevada on road to California gold fields in 1849-50. It turned the first furrow in Carson Valley, Nev., in 1850. Also an anvil made from the axle of a large wagon for the purpose of forging the plow. GROUP 84. Allen, Miss Daisy. Wheat, barley, oats, and alfalfa seed. Barrett, C. H. Potatoes. Bovard, C. D. Potatoes. Bradshaw, J. R. Alfalfa seed. Dangberg, H. C. Oats. Dangberg, H. F. Barley, oats, wheat. Dressier, F. Wheat. Dressier, William. Wheat. Elges, Henry. Barley, potatoes. Ezell, L. S. Wheat. Forbes, W. Red oats. Frey, Lawrence. Wheat. Frick, B. Wheat. Hansen, Andrew. Wheat. Hardin, C. H. E. Grasses, millet, cab- bage, peppers, watermelon, squash, sunflower, mustard, potatoes, carrots, turnips, onions, beets, mangels, radish- es, sorghum, wheat, oats, barley, corn peanuts. Heitman, Henry. Barley. Heitman, Peter. Wheat. Henningsen, C. C. Barley. Jacobsen, M. Barley. James, W. H. Wheat. Jepsen, M. Oats. Johnson, C. Oats. Keema Bros. Wheat. Lampe, William. Barley. Lange, Henry. Barley. Frey, Lawrence. Potatoes. Little, J. Potatoes. Lovelock Commercial Co. Alfalfa hay, Martin, G. W. Barley. Melvoinlite, F. Barley. Nevada State University. Barley, wheat and oats, in grain and in sheaf; grains sunflower seed, sorghum, peas, corn millet, buckwheat. Park, W. B. Wheat. Penrose, W. R. Alfalfa hay. Settlemeyer, Arnold. Potatoes. Snyder, John. Wheat. Stoddick, William. Oats. Wenhold, D. Barley. Winkleman, D. Barley. GROUP 87. Wyatt, E. Oats. Allen, Miss Daisy. Wheat flour. Recanzone, Lorenze. Wheat flour, gra- ham flour. Wilson, J. W. & Bro. Wheat flour. GROUP 94 Reno Brewing Co. Beer. GROUP 95- Hardin, C. H. E. Cotton, cotton seed wool, Angora goat hide. McLeod, Charles A. Wool. Nelson, T. Wool. Nevada Meat Co. Tanned steer hide tanned sheep pelt. Nevada State University. Hemp, flax. GROUP 96. Allen, Miss Daisy. Comb honey. - Gallagher, Paul. Comb honey. Hardin, C. H. E. Honey in bottles. Hernlieben, C. Comb honey. Mann, Philip. Comb honey. Snyder, C. Comb honey. NEVADA— NEW MEXICO— NEW YORK. 121 NEW MEXICO. LOCATION: BLOCK 46. AISLES: G-6-H. Agricultural Products, Angora Goat Fleeces, Honey. GROUP 84. aca, Jose, Las Cruces. Wheat, ecker, Jno., Grain Company, Belen. Wheat. haberilla Alvine, La Mesilla. Wheat. lapp, L., Hatch. Wheat, ngler, Jno., Las Cruces. Baled and loose alfalfa. oodheart, Joe, Roswell. Beets, cab- bage and green peppers. ager, W. N., Mesilla Park. Corn and wheat. iagerman, J. J., Roswell. Baled and loose alfalfa. imes, Jason, Roswell. Rye, wheat, oats. )nes, D. J., Berino. Rye, wheat, oats, alfalfa. opez, Felipe, La Mesilla. Wheat, [adrid, Jose, La Mesilla. Wheat, ew Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station, Mesilla Park. Wheat. adillio, Margarite, Las Cruces. Wheat, eter, S. T., Roswell. Corn Ramico, Libiro, San Miguel. Wheat. Rodriguez, Catarina, San Miguel. Wheat. Rodriguez, Jose, San Miguel. Garbanco, Culsutro, beans, wheat. Snow, O. C, Mesilla Park. Wheat. Soles, Jesus, Hatch. Alfalfa, wheat. Williams, Geo., Las Cruces. Wheat. Wilson, J. E., Roswell. Potatoes. GROUP 89. Mesilla Valley Canning Co., Mesilla Park. Canned tomatoes and green peppers. GROUP 95. Armer, Mrs. M., Kingston. Angora goat fleeces. Jacobson, Mrs. J. J., Faywood. Canaigre, roots and ground. GROUP 96. Slease, J. R., Roswell. Honey. NEW YORK. LOCATION: BLOCK 76. AISLES: E-8-F-9. Cereals, Butter, Table Waters. GROUP 81. rand & Co., John. Packers, Elmira. Leaf Tobacco. GROUP 84. nderson, R. L., Florida. Corn. .1ms House Farm, Varysburg. Wheat and oats. inderson, J. B., Kennedy. Barley and oats. Baldwin, C. S., Wellsville. Corn. Bellamy, W. H., Wellsville. Oats. Bellinger, F. J., Hammond. Oats. •ennett, M. D., Elmira. Buckwheat. entley, E. A., Wellsville. Corn. Billings, Arthur L., Prattsburg, N. Y, . Potatoes. Blodgett, T. T., Fishkill. Rye, , oats. Brainard, L. G., Ellington. Rye. Brian, Charles, Perry. Wheat. Bronson, L. M., Bath. Wheat. Bronson, & Son, Geo., Bath. Oats, buckwheat, wheat, corn. Brooks Bros., Painted Post. Wheat, buckwheat, corn, oats. Brooks, Geo. W., Painted Post. Buck- wheat, beans, mustard. Brundage, Lewis J., Starkey. Wheat, buckwheat, barley, beans, onions. Buck, R. R., Warsaw. Wheat. Budlong, Isaac, Scottsville. Wheat. 122 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Carrol, W., Lagrangeville. Corn, oats. Caswell, Charles, Abbott. Corn. Chase, D. E., Warsaw. Wheat, oats. Chase, George S., Bennetsburg. On- ions, carrots. Chapin, W. L., Perry. Wheat. Chappel, Perry E., Warsaw. Wheat. Clark, C. W., Skaneatles. Teasles. Clute, J. H., Painted Post. Corn, wheat, beans. Colburn, Miles. Ellington. Oats. Cole, Harry, Caneadea. Corn. Corbett, M. D., Bath. Rye. Cornell University, Ithaca. Wheat, oats. Cowley, F. H., Painted Post. Corn, buckwheat. Crippen, E., Horseheads. Wheat. Crossman Bros., Rochester. Field, gar- den and flower seeds. Cupp, Frank H., Painted Post. Rye. Daniels, Earl, Bath. Potatoes. Davidson, C. A., Caton. Oats. Davis, Albert J., Spencerport. Corn. Davis, Hiram, Ganesvoort. Corn. Dearlove, C, Prattsburg. Potatoes. Detteves, W. H., Johnsonville. Corn. Durkee, J. H., Florida. Wheat. Ebbling, F. E, Syracuse. Field, garden and flower seeds. Edminster, Wm., Painted Post. Wheat, oats. Elms, Dr., Patens Mills. Corn. Emery, Frank H., Hornellsville. Wheat. Engdahl, G. W., ElUngton. Barley, oats. Erwin, Frank A., Painted Post. Oats. Eysaman, P. E., Hammond. Corn. Fawcett, James, Bath. Oats. Fisher, Henry M., Warsaw. Wheat, rye. Ford & Co., Chas. W., Fishers. Pota- toes. Ford, Frank E., Painted Post. Corn, oats. Frisbee, M. C, Ellington. Barley. Furgerson, M. E., Florida. Rye, corn. Garbett, John L., Scottsville. Corn. Gerow, John, Washingtonville. Corn. Gibson, Jess, Hartford. Corn. Gifford, Walter, Ganesvoort. Corn. Gilbert, M. O., ElHngton. Buckwheat. Green, Samuel, Florida. Buckwheat. Griffeth, John E., Ellington. Oats. Gunson & Co., L. P.. Rochester. Oats. Haight, W. H., Fishkill Village. Wheat. Hall, W. H., Bath. Wheat. Halstead, G. L., Arlington. Wheat. Ham, J. M., Washington Hollow. Rye. Happul, A. G., Johnsville. Corn. Harder, George, Bath. Wheat. Harris, E. P., Elmira. Beans. Hathaway, Charles, Hartford. Oats. Hawkins, I. C, Middletown. Corn. Hetzel, Joe, Florida. Rye, corn. Hewlett, J. M., Bath. Wheat. Higbie & Co., Geo. K., Rochester. Oats, corn, potatoes. Hill, C. B., Wellsville. Oats. Holbrook, Frank M., Charlton. Buck- ; wheat. Houston, Jas. K., Goshen. Rye, oats. Houston, John, Florida. Wheat, oats. Howard, J. C, Irondequoit. Corn, beans. '. Howell, John I., Elmira. Wheat. Humphrey, Geo. W., Warsaw. Oats. ; Jessup, C. L., Florida. Corn, wheat. i Johannes, Fred, Filmore. Barley, oats, i buckwheat. Johnson, Peter, Florida. Corn, buck- ' wheat. Jones, A. N., LeRoy. Crossbred wheat. Jones, John, Menden. Wheat, oats. Keeney & Son, N. B., LeRoy. Beans, peas. Klock, M. L., Bath. Potatoes. Knapp, C. E., Little Britain. Corn. Lawrence, Frank, Ellington. Barley, oats. Lee, E. D., Whitesville. Corn. Livingston, James, Cobbleskill. Flax, | timothy. Lovell, Charles, Painted Post. Oats, i wheat. MacBett, D., Kanona.. Wheat. McCann, Harvy J., Elmira. Corn, pumpkin seed. McCann, James 2nd, Elmira. Corn, rye, buckwheat. McCann, John, Elmira. Wheat, corn, rye, buckwheat, clover, beans, oats. McChesney, S. J., Kanona. Wheat. McConkie, John. Galway. Oats. McLean, E. J., Troupsburg. Beans, barley, buckwheat, corn. Manning, Mrs. S. E., Elmira Heights. Wheat. Marley, Frank, Hornellsville. Corn. Martin, Charles, Hartford. Beans. Martin, Fred, Fort Ann. Corn. Martin, Will. Hartford. Oats. Mattice, E. P., Middleburg. Wheat. Merchant, Stephen, Burnt Hills. Rye. Miller, D. W., Boonville. Oats. Miller, Romantie, Scottsville. Wheat. Minard, Geo. E., Filmore. Barley, corn. Munger Bros., Warsaw. Barley, oats. Moore, Howard, Cobbleskill. Corn. Moore. J. W., Fiskill Village. Wheat. rye, corn. Myers, J., Warnersville. Beans. Nichols. E. E., South Onondaga. Rye. wheat, oats, peas, buckwheat corn. Norton Will, Hartford. Barley, oats. Oatka, Farm, Scottsville. Wheat, rye. Osborne, Hugh, East Hartford. Corn. Payne, F. R., White Plain. Beans. NEW YORK. 123 •erry, Charles, Wyoming. Wheat, •ierson, N. S., Painted Post. Rye. 'ipe, I. B., Prattsburg. Buckwheat, oats. •latt, F. C, Painted Post. Oats. •latt, J. P., Bath. Wheat, •ollock, G. East Hartford. Oats. •rechtl, Peter, Elmira. Wheat. )ua, Frank, East Hartford. Oats. )ua, Geo. R., Hartford. Rye. }uick, G. E., Rochester Junction. Wheat, oats. ieed, A. J., Bath. Beets, ieed, Anson, Kanona. Beans, iessell, James H., Hopewell Junction. Corn. ice, John K., Florida. Corn. JoUins, E. M., Andover. Wheat. Joper, W. H., Wyoming. Oats, wheat, lahler, M. J., Pattankirk. Oats, buck- wheat, rj'e, corn, iaul, Chas, F., Syracuse. Field and garden seeds. >aville, Will, Hartford. Corn. )choficld, I. L., Wappenger Falls. Buck wheat. jchults, C. E., Florida. Corn. >cott, George. Bath. Potatoes. Jeeley, R. F., Waterloo. Timothy, rye, corn, wheat, beans, buckwheat, kttle, Charles J., Cobleskill. Rye, sleight, A. M., Arlington. Corn, smith, C. C, Bath. Carots, mangels. Smith, Fred W., Scottsville. Oats. snyder, Ward L., Carlisle Center. Oats. Stevens, Ed., Warsaw. Buckwheat. Stevens, F. C., Attica. Wheat, rye. Stewart, Henry, Kanona. Wheat, barley. Stone, T. L., Craig's Colony. Sonyea. Corn, wheat, oats. Stumpp & Walter Co., New York City Field and garden seeds. Taylor, C. O., Petrolia. Oats. Paylor, Morrison. Florida. Corn, rhorburn & Co., J. M., New York City. Field, garden and flower seeds. Tower, Peter S., Youngstown. Wheat, corn. Townsend, Miles, Bath. Wheat. Vail, Morgan L., Stormville. Oats, rye. corn. Van Cott Bros., Lagrangeville. Com. VanLoon, Walter, Bath. Beans, beets. Vandueson, W. H., LeRoy. Wheat. Vansoter, W. P., Bath. Onions, pars- nips, salsify. VanWyck, Joseph, Arlington. Corn. Wailt, F. L., Ellington. Wheat. Ward, Walter, Rochester Junction. Corn. Warner, John B., Scottsville. Barley. Watrous, Chas., Warsaw. Wheat, oats. Watrous, Mrs. Emogene, Warsaw. Wheat. Weed, Joseph L., Balston Sta. Corn. Weiting, C, Cobleskill. Wheat. Wheeler, W. H., Florida. Wheat. White, D. M., Bath. Mangels, carrots. Wilder, James, Warsaw. Rye. Williour, Chas., Painted Post. Wheat. Wisner, James M., Edenville. Corn. Wixon, O. M., Elmira. Wheat, oats. Wright, C. S., Hammond. Corn. Young, A., Bath. Corn, onions. GROUP 85. Baker, Fred. P., Camden. Cheese. Beaumet & Co., F. X., Antwerp. Cheese. Bryangton & Co., W. R., Madrid. But- ter. Canajoharie Creamery Co,, Canajo- harie. Butter. Clover Leaf Milk Co., Amsterdam. Butter. Kirkland Creamery Co., Kirkland. Butter. Hargrave, A. B., Henvelton. Cheese. Henry, C. M., Copenhagan. Cheese. Peebles Bros., Champion. Cheese. Pine View Milk and Cream Co., Chase's Lake. Cheese. Oneida Creamery Co., Utica. Cheese. Rees, H. A., Lowville. Butter, cheese. Rutherford, Thomas F., Chipman. But- ter. Searl, Jay H., Lowville. Cheese. Searl, M. E., Martinsburg. Cheese. Simpson Mclntire Co., Massena. But- ter. Whaley, James H. Butter. SPECIAL BUTTER EXHIBIT. Anderson, J. H., Moers Fork. Butter. Brown, Adrian C, Cincinnatus. Butter. Eibert, Henry, Thorn Hill. Butter. Rutherford, t. F., Madrid. Butter. Van Horn, S. E., Durham. Butter. GROUP 87. France Milling Co., Cobleskill. Buck- wheat flour. Genesee Pure Food Co. LeRoy. Food preparation. GROUP 89. Beardsley & Son, J. W., New York City. Canned meats and fish. Curtice Bros., Rochester. Canned fruits, vegetables, m.eats and ketchups. Erie Preserving Co., Buffalo. Canned fruits, vegetables and ketchups. Gordon & Dilworth, New York City. Canned fruits, vegetables, meats and ketchups. 124 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. GROUP 90. Wilcox, C. W. 8z C. M., Delhi. Maple sugar and syrup. Worcester Salt Co., New York, Table and dairy salt. GROUP 91 Breesport Water Co., Elmira. Carbon- ated table water. Chief Natural Mineral Water Co., Sara- toga Springs. Carbonated table water. Congress Spring Co., Saratoga Springs. Carbonated table water. Excelsior Spring Co., Saratoga Springs. Carbonated table water. High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Springs. Carbonated table water. Lincoln Spring Co., Saratoga Springs. Carbonated table water. Natural Mineral Water Co., The, Sara- toga Springs. Carbonated table water. Paterson's Mineral Springs, Saratoga Springs. Carbonated table water. Quevic Spring Co., Saratoga Springs. Carbonated table water. Saratoga Seltzer Spring Co., Saratoga Springs. Carbonated table water. Saratoga Vichy Water Co., Saratoga Springs. Carbonated table water. Star Spring Co., Saratoga Springs. Car- bonated table water. GROUP 92. Brotherhood Wine Co., New York City. Wines and champagne. Germania Wine Cellars, Hammonds- port. Champagne. Hammondsport Wine Co., Hammonds- port. Wines and champagne. Irondequoit Wine Co., Rochester. Wines and champagnes. Urbana Wine Co., Urbana. Wines and champagne. White Top Champagne Co., Hammonds- port. Champagne. GROUP 93. Duffy's Malt Whisky Co., Rochester. Whisky. GROUP 95. Dillenback, Jonas, Cobleskill. Hops. NORTH CAROLINA. LOCATION: BLOCK 50. AISLES; C-6-D. Tobacco, Leaf and Manufactured. GROUP 81. (Special Tobacco Exhibit, Block 119, Aisles D and E.) Bailey Bros., Winston. Manufactured tobacco. Brown & Williamson, Winston. Manu- factured tobacco. Curran & Coleman, Winston. Leaf to- bacco. Greenville Board of Trade, Greenville. Leaf tobacco. Harris, Robt. & Bro., Reidsville. Manu- factured tobacco. Lippert, Scales & Co., Winston. Manu- factured tobacco. Long & Walters, Roxboro. Leaf tobac- co, wrappers. Reynolds, R. J., Tobacco Co., Winston. Manufactured tobacco. Roxboro Board of Trade, Roxboro. Leaf tobacco. Penn & Smith, Winston. Leaf tobacco. GROUP 82. Tompkins, D. A., Co., Charlotte. ton mill machincrv. Cot- GROUP 84. Biggs, Noah, Scotland Neck. Corn. Drake, J. L., Rocky Mount. Corn. Mardre, J. J. & Bro., Windsor. Peanuts. North Carolina Dept. of Agriculture, Raleigh. Cow peas. Square Deal Farm & Nursery, Wilming- ton. Corn. Thomas, Dr. R. P., Bethlehem. Corn. Williams, C. S., Franklinton. Com. GROUP 92. Garrett & Co., Weldon. White and red wines, champagnes. Hoyt, J. K., Luther. Claret. Whiteville Wine Co., Whiteville. (Scup- pernong) wine. NORTH CAROLINA— NORTH DAKOTA. 125 GROUP 95. Olen, C. N., Auburn. Cotton seed. }raig, W. R., Waxhaw. Cotton seed. Iraham, J. W., Red Springs. Cotton seed. ienrietta Cotton Mills, Caroleen. Cot- ton and products. lolt-Granite Manufacturing Co., Haw River. Cotton and products. ohnson, Chas. E. & Co., Raleigh. Cot- ton. j:illebrew, Dr. C. L., Rocky Mount. Cot- ton seed. (IcDowell, John, Leggett. Cotton seed. /IcKinnon, Martin, Red Springs. Cotton seed. Myrick, J. L. & W. B., Lotta. Cotton seed. North Carolina Board of Agriculture, Raleigh. Cotton. . Sanford Cotton Mills, Sanford. Cotton and products. Shine, J. A., Faison. Cotton seed. Speight, J. B., Winterville. Cotton. White, Herbert, Edenton. Cotton seed. Williams, C. S., Franklinton. Cotton seed. Wilson, F. D., Littleton. Cotton seed. GROUP 96. Watts, Sam., Auburn. Silkworm cocoons. NORTH DAKOTA. LOCATION: BLOCKS 59-60 (south half). AISLES: E-6-G. Vegetable Food Products, Flour, Flax, Grasses. GROUP 84. Ldams, W. P., Wahpeton. Corn. Jabcock, Fred, Hemple. Corn. Jaker, Fred A., Morris. Peas. Jaker, I. P., Bismarck. Clover and al- falfa. James County. Grains and grasses. Jarrett, W. W., Church's Ferry. Wheat, rye, oats, barley. Jentley, A. W., Bismarck. Com. killings, E., Lisbon. Macaroni wheat. Joley, A., Mandan. Fife wheat. Voucher, N. F., Bismarck. Corn. kink, John O., Kindred. Grains and grasses. Jrown, Martin, Hay Creek. Barley. Jurleigh County. Grains and grasses. 'ass County. Grains and Grasses. :ieringa, F., Westfield. Corn. )uis, George D., Grand Forks. Beans, ^llis, J. C., Henzler. Corn, wheat. Cnglehorn, Louis, Church's Ferry. Bar- ley. iskes, Luke, Coal Harbor. Corn, al- falfa. j^alkner, James, Bismarck. Com. ^arnham, G. L., Carrington. Peas. i^enton. C. J., Oakes. Corn and millet. irand Forks County. Grains and grasses. ^"ggs County. Grains and grasses. iulikson, G., Cooperstown. Wheat. ^agg, S. J., Linton. Corn. ^oefs, August, Hankinson. Corn. losper, Arend, Westfield. Corn. Houston, D. H., Hunter. Premium blue- stem wheat. Huber, Gottlieb, Bismarck. Wheat, oats. Hurst, G., Bismarck. Corn. Invelt, Arnold, Westfield. Corn. Irwin, Geo., Lidgerwood. Buckwheat, enimer. Johnson, Mrs. J. E., Cooperstown. Bar- ley. Johnson, J. O., Church's Ferry. Wheat, oats. Johnson, John, Penn. Grasses. Kalmowski, A., Ontario. Oats. Kildahl, A. J., Irvine. Fife wheat. McCarten, Richard, Coggswell. Corn. McDonald, Angus, Webster. Barley. McDonald, J. D., Bismarck. Corn. McDonald, D., Bismarck. Corn. McKnight, E. V., Sheldon. Millet, em- mer, oats, corn. McLeod, D. C, Steward. Emmer. Main, R. W., Cando. Grains and grasses. Mann, J. R., Coal Harbor. Corn. Massey, E. J., Mandan. Corn. Matthews, J. L., Lidgerwood. Corn. Maxwell, Ralph, Lidgerwood. Corn. Meenderinck, B., Hull. Corn. Millette, John, Bismarck. Clover and timoth}'. Mitchell, Ella, Elmore. Rye. Mitchell, Mary, Penn. Grasses. Morris, J. H., Cooperstown. Oats. Murphy, J. S., Minot. Grasses. Oliver, H. S., Lisbon. Buckwheat. Olson, Nels, Hankinson. Corn. 126 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Olson, Nels, Ransom. Norwegian oats. Phifer, Geo. D., Hemple. Corn. Polda, Peter, Lidgerwood. Corn. Proctor, Geo., Bismarck. Corn. Ramsey County. Grains and grasses. Retzlaff, Mrs. H. W., Lidgerwood. Blue- stem wheat. Sipple, Gus., Oakes. Millet and barley. Smith, Sylvester. Bismarck. Corn. Stark County. Grains and grasses. State of North Dakota. Collective ex- hibit of grains in bulk and straw; and collective exhibit. Van Soest, Geo., Hull. Corn. Van Soest, Mauritz, Hull. Com, Waldron, C. B., Fargo. Alfalfa, clovers. Wall, A. L., Fargo. Beans. Wallace, J. W., Bismarck. Corn, rye, wheat, oats. Ward County. Grains and grasses. Wilde, John, Bismarck. Corn. Will, O. H. & Co., Bismarck. Corn. Zurr, Jos., Lisbon. Popcorn. GROUP 85. Ahrens, J. D., Concordia. Butter. Atkinson & Sons, W. F., Boonville. But- ter. Bixler, Mrs. J. A., Monroe. Butter. Clinton Creamery Co., Clinton. Butter. Corder Creamery Co., Corder. Butter. Cornell & Sons, J. H., Marshfield. But- ter. Dille, Walter S., Holden. Butter. Dille, W. L., Holden. Butter. Drennen & Sons, Mrs. E. E., Boonville. Butter. Dunphey, T. E., Nevada. Butter. Emma Creamery Co., Emma. Butter. Flint, R. F., New Salem. Butter. Glantz, Victor, Lisbon. Butter. Girdner, Mrs. A. J., Princeton. Butter. Green, H. E., Columbia. Butter. Heseman, E. H., Billings. Butter. Hatch, Mrs. W. H., Hannibal. Butter. Headley, F. E., Sprinfield. Butter. Humphrey, J. A., Marshfield. Butter. Hyland, H. H., Lamar. Butter. Innes, Squire, Nevada. Butter. Jones, W. T., New Cambria. Butter. Kaunzner, R. S., Havana. Butter. Krause, Fred, New Salem. Butter. Knowlen, Fred, Wishek. Butter. Kressin, A. C, Barney. Butter. Kruempel, Gus, La Moure. Butter. Melkersman, Mrs. E. R., Boonville. But- ter. Miller, J.- C, Springfield. Butter. Miller, Peter, Ellendale. Butter. Moers, Mrs. C. H., Grand Forks. But- ter. Oswald, C. J., Asbury. Butter. Pile, S. H., Billings. Butter. Shelpman, E. J., Springfield. Butter. Stapleton, Mrs. W. A., Albany. Butter. Sweet Springs Cry. Co., Sweet Springs. Butter. Sweet Springs Cry. Co., Sweet Springs. Butter. Sutherland, N. D., Oakes. Butter. Swanson, J. E., Kindred. Butter. Walker, Carl J., St. Joseph. Butter. Wallace, R., Grand Forks. Butter. GROUP 87. Farmers' Mill & Grain Co., Milnor. Flour, semolina, macaroni, y r m i c e 1 1 i, noodles, farina, aronautka. Hankinson Roller Mills, Hankinson. Flour. Honey Bros., Park River. Flour. Missouri Valley Milling Co., Mandan. Flour. Rolla Roller Mill Co., Rolla. Flour. Russell-Miller Milling Co., Jamestown. Flour. Sharon Mill & Elevator Co., Sharon. Flour. GROUP 95. Barrett, W. W., Churches Ferry. Flax seed. Brink, J. O., Kindred. Flax seed. Burleigh County. Flax in straw. Fargo Flax Co., Fargo. Flax fibres. Marshall, James, Bismarck. Flax seed. North Dakota, State of. Flax in straw and flax seed. Satterlund, John, Washburn. Flax seed. ToUey, E. C. Kenmare. Flax seed. OKLAHOMA. 127 OKLAHOMA. LOCATION: BLOCK 42. AISLES: F-4-G-5. Vegetable Products, Flour, Broom Corn, Flax, Wines, GROUP 84. Hen, H. A., Enid. Wheat. 11, John, Guthrie. Wheat, oats, nderson, Guy, Oklahoma City. Wheat, nderson, Vincent, Oklahoma City. Wheat. idams, W. A., Stillwater. Corn. Ivis, A. E., Thomas. Rye. lexander, I. W., El Reno. Oats. braham, J. H., Perry. Oats. irner, J. H., Kingfisher. Oats. .Iderman, M., Elk City. Oats, iuoy, J. A., Oklahoma City. Wheat. Irown, Ralph, Edmond. Wheat, lurtwell, F., Hennessey. Wheat, ras, W. F., Guthrie. Wheat, oats. ;eaver, R. E., Willow. Wheat, leatty, Jos., Perry. Wheat, loylan, Chas., Perry. Wheat, oats, lutler, J. O., Temple. Wheat, larney, J. R., Perry. Wheat, lugg, Wm., Kingfisher. Wheat, lardo, W. C, Newkirk. Wheat, laker, G. G., Oklahoma City. Wheat. Soles, W. D., Enid. Wheat. Soil, H. L., Jefferson. Wheat, leatty Bros., Arnett. Wheat, trandt, Jno., Edmund. Wheat, speltz. 5rown, J. O., Kingfisher. Wheat. $est, W. A., Hennessey. Wheat. Jurton Bros., Cleveland. Potatoes. Jarnard, J. M., Perry. Alfalfa. Bradford, J. M., McLoud. Potatoes.^ Jaker, Jas. S., El Reno. Corn. Jaxter, J. A., El Reno. Corn. Jaxter, S. C, Guthrie. Corn. Jrown, G, W., Newkirk. Corn. Jirch, E. E., Guthrie. Corn. Jurton, G. T., Mangum. Corn. Jain, W. E., Norman. Corn, oats. Jurkett, N., Lexington. Com, oats Jrown, J. J., Norman. Corn, blocker. J. W., Anadarko. Oats. 5oles, W. S., Enid. Oats, ieck, T. E., Jefferson. Oats. Jurk, Mike, Perry. Oats. 5erry, S. J., Newkirk. Oats, ^urtley, W. H., Perry. Wheat. 3ombs, W. S., Yukon. Wheat. Circle, J. F., Perry. Wheat, -rist, W. H., Anadarko. Wheat. Curren, Thos., Norman. Corn. Cleft, L. B., El Reno. Corn. Carroll, A. S., El Reno. Corn. Coleman, Frank, Oklahoma City. Corn, oats, kaffir. timotln^. Clanton, W. E., Burger. Corn. Clark, W. H., Newkirk. Corn. Coleman, Peter, Oklahoma City. Barley. Chamberlain, A. J., Fairview. Flax. Coleman, J. M., Newkirk. Oats. Davis, W. H., Guthrie. Wheat. Deaver, R. E., Mangum. Wheat. DeMoss, Jas., Guthrie. Wheat. Dayton, H. J., Perry. Wheat. Darr, Henry, Alva. Wheat. Damon, Fred C, Alva. Wheat. Doxie, S. E., Edmond. Wheat. Dimmick, A., Alva. Wheat. Dillingham, W. H., Arapaho. Wheat. Drabek, C, Oklahoma City. Wheat. Davis, W. H., Taloga. Corn. Dudley, T. R., Guthrie. Corn. Dalk, C. K., Cordell. Corn. Dimmick, N. H., Oklahoma City. Oats. Daugherty. B. F., Oklahoma City. Rye. Dolcator, F. C, Guthrie. Millet, pota- toes. Eastman, Ed., Alva. Wheat. Evans, W. E., Enid. Wheat. Enis, W. T., Union City. Wheat. Etheridge, B., Stillwater. Wheat. Eckert, W., Stillwater. Corn. Ebersole, Geo., El Reno. Corn. Fulp, J. T., Oklahoma City. Wheat. Foster, Ed., Alva. Wheat. Folk, J. J., Lexington. Wheat. Fischer, Lewis, Komalty. Wheat. Filson, C, Guthrie. Wheat. Ferris, Jno., Alva. Wheat. Foster, Thomas, El Reno. Corn. Folk, J. J., Lawton. Oats. Foss. J. M., Cordell. Oats. Gulick, S., Medford. Wheat. Gallion, Fred B., Arapaho. Wheat. Grennan, D. W., Thomas. Oats. Glaze, C. G., Enid. Speltz. Glendenning, John, Pedee. Speltz. Gerhardt, Jno., Guthrie. Corn. Gustin, A.M., Oklahoma City. Corn. Hyde, C. H., Alva. Wheat. Huston, V. W.. Lawton. Wheat. Hall, Jno., Guthrie. Wheat. 128 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Hart, O. E., Richards. Wheat. Hendricks, N. T., Perry. Wheat. Holliday, D. J., El Reno. Wheat. Hiner, J. B., Hobart. Wheat, loi Ranch, Bliss. Wheat. Hartzman, Fred, Alva. Wheat. Houston, J. C, Clinton. Wheat. Hanson, T. F., El Reno. Wheat. Havlick, Frank, Lawton. Wheat. j Hamilton, J. C, Oklahoma City. Com. I Humphrey, Neil, Guthrie. Corn. Harris, J., Taloga. Corn, oats. Howe, J. G., Guthrie. Corn. Hammons, A., Hamburg. Corn. Hutchinson, H. L., Perry. Corn. Hurst, J. H., Stillwater. Corn. . Hunter, Alex., Perry. Corn. Hodges, R. G., Stillwater. Com. Hausman, Wm., El Reno. Oats. Hartwell, W. R., Lambden. Flax seed. Honeyman, Geo., Glencoe. Flax. Humphrey, C. C, Perry. Timothy. Ingraham, G., Lawton. Wheat. Jones, Matt., Oklahoma City. Wheat. Johns, Sam'l, Taloga. Corn. Johnston, A. C. Harrah. Corn. Kloukey, Jos., Thomas. Wheat. Krupicka, Jno., Lawton. Wheat. Kleiner, R., Oklahoma City. Wheat, corn, kaffir, rye. Krider, R., Taloga. Corn. Kehres, August, Perry. Barley. Kelley, B., Hitchcock. Barley. Konckenberg, Wm., Enid. Speltz. Loyd, W. H., Guthrie. Wheat. Leach, R. E., Lexington. Wheat. Loy, Frank U., Hitchcock. Wheat, oats. Levering, L. W., Oklahoma City. Wheat. Leslie, J. R., Arapaho. Corn. Leonard, F. D., Oklahoma City. Corn. Lafever, C. C. Oklahoma City. Corn. Lentz, Lewis, Perry. Oats. Lovinger, L. W., Oklahoma City. Oats. Lee, W. F., Perry. Oats. Little, W. T., Perry. Rye. Matthews, W. H., Guthrie. Grass seed. Miller Bros., Bliss. Wheat. Miller, Cephus, Guthrie. Wheat. Miles, Henry L., Sheridan. Wheat. McKnight, G. F.. Alva. Wheat. McGinley, J. K., Oklahoma City. Wheat. Michaelson, H. L., Oklahoma City. Wheat. Mateer, J. K., Perry. Wheat, corn. Meyers, B. F.. Oklahoma City. Wheat. Matheson, J., El Reno. Wheat. Musselman, Mert., Keil. Wheat. Miller, J. E., Mangum. Wheat, corn. Maxwell, A. J., Kingfisher. Wheat. Mendall, M. S., Omega. Wheat. Mclnturff, D. T., Hobart. Wheat. Markwardt, Wm., Guthrie. Wheat, corn. Messal, G., Enid. Corn. Murphy, E. J., Lone Star. Alfalfa seed. Morris, Thos., Guthrie. Corn. McDaniel, A., Anadarko. Corn. Mate, W. S., Norman. Corn. McKinney, A. A., Norman. Corn. Meeks, J. W., Stillwater. Corn. Mosier, Jno., Norman. Corn. Mentz, A. F., El Reno. Oats. Miller, J. E., Hobart. Oats. Meibergen, Jos., Enid. Oats. Michaelson, Thos., Oklahoma City. Bar- lev. McNabb, C. A., Oklahoma City. Wheat, oats, corn. Nesbitt, Jno., Seward. Potatoes. Neiman, F. H., Perry. Millet. Norris, Joe H., Guthrie. Wheat. Nihart, 'F. C, Newkirk. Wheat. Nelson, J. H., Perry. Corn. Oakley, J. W., Perry. Wheat. Oberholzer, E. J., Guthrie. Corn. Oklahoma Agr'l Ass'n, Guthrie. Corn, kafiir, wheat. Oehmie, Paul, Berlin. Oats. Okla. Exp. Station, Stillwater. Wheat. Phillips, R. T., Lonestar. Barley. Porter, A. E., Guthrie. Wheat. Peck, S. E., Cedar Vallev. Wheat. Pearce, Geo., Kingfisher. Wheat. Poling, I. W.. Oklahoma City. Wheat. Pint, Wm., Alva. Wheat. Pritchard, J. P., Guthrie. Corn. Purcell, Pat., Oklahoma City., Corn. Powers, J. W., Woodward. Oats. Prentice, Geo., Oklahoma City. Oats. Robinson, T. G., Perry. Wheat, oats. Ragland, O. G., Oklahoma City. Wheat. Redding, H., Oklahoma City. Wheat, oats. Routh, B.enj., Lawton. Wheat. Rasmussen, R., Perry. Wheat, oats. Rockwood, L., Oklahoma City. Wheat. Rice, T. D., Winnview. Wheat. Roush, Jno., Alva. Wheat. Roach, Jno. P., Oklahoma City. Com, kaffir. Remington, Wm., Guthrie. Corn. Rice, Tos., El Reno. Corn. Ratts,"0. M., Oklahoma City. Corn. Russell, C. S., Hobart. Oats. Rutherford, J. W., Waketa. Oats. Roush, Jno., Lawton. Oats. Secrest, A. W., El Reno. Barley. Spencer, D. J., Wadell. Wheat. Shepler, Henry, Haddon. Wheat. Shonkwiler, Geo. W., Kingfisher. Wheat. Smith, T. P.. Kingfisher. Wheat. Slimp, D., Yukon. Wheat. Staggs, Jno., Enid. Wheat. Sherbon, Alfred, Newkirk. Wheat. Sams, N. S., Perry. Wheat.. OREGON. 129 pore, S., Newkirk. Corn, oats, ebastian, S., Arapaho. Corn, ummers, F. P., Newkirk. Corn, ibley, H. E., Liberty. Oats. Herman, J., Lexington. Oats, adler, H. E., El Reno. Oats. huttee, H. E., El Reno. Alfalfa seed, hompson, John R., Allmon. Wheat, hompson, K. C, Medford. Wheat, homas, L., Oklahoma City. Corn, igard, E., Taloga. Barley, pham, Capt., Guthrie. Wheat, end, A., Edmond. Wheat, /aterhouse, O. H., Anadarko. Potatoes, /olf, Peter, Oklahoma City. Wheat, /are, Emil, Guthrie. Wheat, i^hite, Geo., Allmon. Wheat, /ilson, J. F., Kingfisher. Wheat, oats, /olf, H. C, El Reno. Wheat, /hite, David, El Reno. Wheat, /enner, F. L., Kingfisher. Wheat, /ade, W. L., Elk City. Wheat, leaver, J. F., Newkirk. Wheat, corn, /ilson, M. T., Alva. Wheat, /elch, Thos., Berlin. Wheat, /iebener, Jno., Alva. Wheat. (Walton, S. H., Oklahoma City. Corn. Watson, R. S., Stillwater. Corn. Williams, A. JE., Tonkawa. Corn. Earner, Kern, Norman. Corn, /oodring, C. B., Norman. Corn. Wetzel, J. F., El Reno. Oats. Williams, R. I., El Reno. Oats. barren, J. R., Willow. Oats, ^est, J. F., Elk City. Barley, ^hite. Ewers, Shawnee. Potatoes. /bite, Ewers, McLoud. Alfalfa, ingre, Theo., Oklahoma City. Wheat. GROUP 87. nadarko Mill & El. Co. Anadarko. Flour. erne Milling Co., Oklahoma City. Flour. Apache Milling Co., Apache. Flour. Cherokee Mill & El. Co., Cherokee. Flour. Dover Milling Co., Dover. Flour. Edmond Milling Co., Edmond. Flour. El Reno Mill & El. Co., El Reno. Flour. Foss Mill & El. Co., Foss. Flour. Farmers' Mill & El. Co., North Enid. Flour. Geary Mill & El. Co., Geary. Flour. Hennessey Roller Mills. Hennessey. Flour. Jefferson Mill & El. Co., Jefferson. Flour. Kingfisher Mill & El. Co., Kingfisher. Flour. Kaw City Mill & El. Co., Kaw City. Flour. Marshall Mill & El. Co., Marshall. Flour. Model Roller Mills. Guthrie. Flour. Oklahoma Milling Co., Kingfisher. Flour. Oklahoma City Mill & El. Co., Oklahoma City. Flour. Perry Mill Co., Perry. Flour. Ponca City Milling Co., Ponca. Flour. Plansifter Milling Co., Oklahoma City. Flour. Rodkey & Farrar., Edmond. Flour. Weatherford Milling Co., Weatherford. Flour. Yukon Mill & Grain Co., Yukon. Flour. GROUP 92. (Installed in Horticulture Palace.) Fairchild, E. B., Oklahoma City. Grape wine. Hamilton, Hays, Stillwater. Grape wine. GROUP 95. Barr, Wm., Roscoe. Broom corn. Chamberlain, A. J., Fairview. Flax. Honeyman, G. W., Glencoe. Flax. Swartz, J. B., Manitou. Broom corn. OREGON. LOCATION: BLOCK 102 (South Half). AISLES: C and D. Cereals, Grains, Grasses — Dairy Products. GROUP 84. ouglass Co., Grains and grasses, landers, J. C., Portland. Grain. ane Co., Grains, grasses, inn Co., Fruits, grains, grasses. Marion Co., Grains, grasses. Polk Co., Grains, grasses. Scott, R., Portland. Beets. Scott, Richard, Milwaukie. Oats. Warren, C. M., Coburg. Grains. Washington Co., Grains, grasses. rso DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Wilkins, Amos., Coburg. Grains. GROUP 85. Glafke, W. B. Co., Portland. Butter. Oregon Condensed Milk Co., Hillsboro. Condensed milk. Oregon, State of. Condensed milk, but- GROUP 87. Acme Mills, Portland. Cereal products, ■wheat. Albert Bros. Milling Co., Portland. Ce- reals, oatmeal, rolled and steel cut flaked wheat. GROUP 89. Foster, Mrs. R. W., Salem. ve.tretables in elass. Fruits and Oregon, State of. Collective exhibit of fruits and vegetables in glass. Schneider Co., Dayton. Evaporated fruit. Slayer, Mrs. A. Tomatoes. Wands, Mrs. R. E., Salem. Fruits and vegetables in glass. GROUP 95. Baldwin, Sheep and Land Co., Hay- creek. Coarse, fine and long wool. Bessie, A. B., Salem. Flax. Scott, R., Portland. Long wool. Sewell, J. H., Hillsboro. Hops. Stump, J. B., Monmouth. Mohair. PENNSYLVANIA. LOCATION: BLOCK 77- AISLES: F and G. Cereals, Grains, Grsses, Tobacco, Wool. GROUP 78. Swayne, Miss Anna Belle, Kennett Square. Photographs of farm homes. GROUP 81. Alexander, H. M., Marietta. Tobacco. Bricker, John R., Lititz. Tobacco. Cameron, J. D., Mt. Joy. Tobacco. Groff, A. S. & Son, Petersburg. To- bacco. Heitzler, Frank N., Mt. Joy. Tobacco. Herr, D. Jefferson, Rifton. Tobacco. Herr, Harry B., Lime Valley. Tobacco. Hibshman. George. Ephrata. Tobacco. Hoover, E. S., Petersburg. Tobacco. Kauffman, B. F., Mt. Joy. Tobacco. Keiffer, S. H. W., Bausman. Tobacco. Krider, George, Willow St. Tobacco. Lancaster County Tobacco Growers* As- M.iciation. Tobacco. Lancaster Leaf Tobacco Board of Trade, Tobacco, Lutz, H. B., Mt. Joy. Tobacco. Musser, H. S., Marietta. Tobacco. Newcomer, Nowman. Mt. Joy. Tobacco. Ney, Harvey, Maytown. Tobacco. Sipling, A. H., Florin. Tobacco. Strigler, E. W., Florin. Tobacco. Taylor, John, Bonville. Tobacco. GROUP 83. Farm Journal, Philadelphia. Publication. Market Review, Pittsburg. Publication. National Stockman and Farmer, The. Pittsburg. Publication. Noble, Paul O., State College. Charts. Poultry Item, The. Fricks. Publication. Practical Farmer, The, Philadelphia. Publication. Sborigi, G. V., State College. Maps. Success with Flowers, West Grove. Pub- lication. Surface, Prof. H. A., State College. Eco- nomic zoology. GROUP 84. Alexander, Christ., Millheim. Corn. Anderson, John H., New Park. Corn. wheat and oats. Anderson, J. W., Stewartstown, Com, clover seed. Benninger, M. L., East Sandy. Wheat,; oats, buckwheat and corn. Bream, Dill, Bendersville. Wheat, corn. Breneman, D. W., Stewartstown. Red eye kidney beans. Briibaker, A. L., Hogestown. Corn, wheat. Bubbett, B. A., Carrollton. Corn. Bull, Monroe, Hughesville. Wheat. Butler, A. N., Howard. Oats. Campbell, J. T., Hartstown. Corn, oats and wheat. Confer, Leonard, Howard. Pop-corn. PENNSYLVANIA. 131 onfer, Robert, Howard. Corn, orwes, C. D., Smethport. Buckwheat, rooks, John, Murdockville. Corn, unningham, W. F., Carrollton. . Oats, laly, W. C, Smethport. Pop-corn, lavison, Prof. Alvin., Lafayette College, Easton. Grasses. •ecker, Samuel, Zion. Oats, lerr, W. H., Opps. Wheat, rye, oats and buckwlieat, timothy seed. leitz, Phillip, Howard. Corn, •etwiler, Levi, AUensville. Corn, lickson, D. S., Gibsonia. Wheat, buck- wheat Mid corn. •iehl, John A., Marion. Corn. His, D. M., Bridgeport. Corn and oats, ansold, David. Sunbury. Wheat, leming, Joseph T., Belleville. Oats and corn. rorer, Henry King of Prussia. Wheat, eiger. G. Z., Geiger's Mills. Corn, ilbert, Jesse, R. F. D. No. 3, Delta. Wheat. lessick. John H., Felton. Speltz. olden. Charles, R. F. D. No. 2, Milton. Wheat, oats and corn. Godwin, J. M., Diamond. Rye and buckwlieat. Hampton, John, Abrams. Pop-corn, ^ancox, Newton, Titusville. Oats. :artman. William H., Mt. Wolfe. Corn. :aven, D. L., Smethport. Oats and corn :egs, C. B.. Marion. Wheat, einerick, John, Germania. Corn, iebner, William K., West Point. Corn, olman, A. T., Nekoda. Millet, oats and timothy seed. ;00ver, Peter, Star View. Corn, oupt, Daniel E., Norristown. Corn, oy, HoUoway, Hublersburg. Corn, oy, Mrs. M. B., King of Prussia. Corn, uber, David D., R. F. D. No. 3, Lan- caster. Corn. ischo. W. W., Canoe Camp. Buck- wheat. ■win Bros., Fallowfield Town. Wheat. )hnson. C. D.. Hublersburg. Wheat, mes, Frank P., West Springfield. Oats, abler, B. F., Hughesville. Wheat, auffman. E. F., R. F. D. No. 3, York. Rye and wheat. au£Fman, Mrs. L. M.. Kauffmans. Corn em, D. N., Alentown. Wheat, essinger, W. F., Carrollton. Oats, resge. Sebastian, Gilbert. Wheat and corn. runamaker, H. J., Nicktown. Wheat and oats. ong, James, King of Prussia. Wheat and corn. Lucas, William P., Howard. Corn. Lutz, S. B., Nescopeck. Wheat, buck- wheat. McCreery, Samuel, Neshannock Falls. Wheat, oats, rye and corn. McGowan, James, Geiger's Mills. Corn. McGowan, Howard G., Geiger's Mills. Corn. McNary, J. R., Burgettstown. Wheat and corn. McNeely, Jesse, Rutan. Corn, wheat and oats. Martin, E. G., Spring Forge. Wheat, timothy seed. Miller, John, Frankstown. Rye and oats. Miner, Asher, Wilksbarre. Cereals. Mitchell, B. C, Brandmore. Corn, oats and wheat. Mothersbaugh, L., Boalsburg. Corn. Moyer, EUis, Challenge. Corn and buck- wheat. Mummell, F. P., Volant, R. F. D. No. 4, Lancaster. Wheat, oats and corn. Nesbit, Harold, R. F.- D. No. 3, Milton. Wheat, oats and corn. Peachey, S. D., Menno. Oats. Pennsylvania State College, State Col- lege. Wheat, oats and rye. Pennypacker, Gov. S. W., Schwenksville. Corn. Plank, S. E., Menno. Wheat. Porter, Prof. Thomas C, Lafayette Col- lege, Easton. Grasses. Potter, E. D., North Jackson. Oats. Poust, Mrs. Delanson, Hughesville. Pop- corn. Rose, H. H., Wattsburg. Wheat, oats and corn. Sexton, Jason, North Wales. Corn. Schlosser, Samuel, Newberrytown. Oats. Schmidt, John, St. Mary's. Wheat. SchoU, W. L., West Newtown. Corn and wiieat. Shelmerdine, W. H., Montgomery Co. Corn. Snyder, John, Monongahela. Wheat. Stephens, Isaiah E., Olmstead. Wheat, buckwheat, corn and millet. Strawhacker, Charles, King of Prussia. Sweet and pop-corn. Supplee, L. R., King of Prussia. Bar- ley. Tyson, E. M., King of Prussia. Wheat and corn. Wagner, C. A., Ottawa. Wheat. Whistler, E. B., York Haven. Timothy seed. Whitfield, John, Washington. Wheat. Wiedner, A. J., Arndtsville. Clover seed. Wilder, W. J., Connellsville. Corn. Williams, John S., Titusville. Wheat. 132 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Wilson, John H., Muddy Creek Forks. Corn. Wolf-Wesley, J., Geiger's Mills. Corn. Yearick, Charles E. Walker. Oats. Zerr, J. Luther, Geiger's Mills. Corn. GROUP 85. Paylor, T. E.. Troy. Butter. GROUP 87. Mines Hillard Milling Co., Wilkesbarre. Prepared cereals. GROUP 95. Allison, F. W., Mercer. Wool. Anderson, A. A., West Middlesex. Wool. Berry, J. M., Wylandsville. Wool. Berry, S. W., Cannonsburg. Wool. Berry, Wm. & Sons, Washington. Wool. Borrow, Joseph, Slippery Rock. Wool. Chambers, J. P. & Son, Wylandsville. Wool. Cleaves, S. M., Burgettstown. Wool. Eggleson, A. S., Jackson Center. Wool. Finley Bros., Claysville. Wool. Handerson, J. B., Burgettstown. Wool. Kerr, John W., Stoneboro. Wool. Leonard, W. C, Grothers. Wool. McCoy, W. C. & Son, Mercer. Wool. McDonnell, W. C, Florence. Wool. McDowell, S. V. & Sons, Fredop.ia. Wool. McWreath Bros., West Alexander. Wool. Scott, Leer, R., Burgettstown. Wool. Shoof, J. R., Smithfield. Wool. Sterrett, U. S., Jackson Center. Wool. Stewart, J. R., Hookstown. Wool. Tait, J. B., Mercer. Wool. Tait, F. S. & Son, Mercer. Wool. Vankirk, J. W., Grothers. Wool. RHODE ISLAND. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF HORTICULTURE. BLOCK 57. Theory of Agriculture, Vegetable Food Products. GROUP 83. College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Kingston. Demonstration of methods of experimental, field and practical education in farming. State of Rhode Island, Board of Agricul- ture of, Providence. Charts, photo- graphs, and reports showing intensive farming operations and agricultural de- velopment and results. GROUP 84. Anthony, Henry C, Portsmouth. Pota- toes and other vegetables. SOUTH DAKOTA. LOCATION: BLOCK 61. AISLES: H-6. Cereals, Grasses, Butter. GROUP 81. Warner, H. C, Forestburg. Tobacco. GROUP 84. Arnold, S. V., Ipswich. Wheat, emmer. Albright, Charles. Fairfax. German mil- let. Armstrong, Bert, Arlington. Corn. Allen, Titus W., Arlington. Anderson, Finger, Carthage. Oats. Barker, A. J., Ipswich. Oats. Brown, Hon. W. N., Woonsocket. Maca- roni wheat. Brewster & Co., Woonsocket. Flour. Baldwin, D. D., Winfred. Emmer. Bradbury, W. S., Winfred. Timothy Seed. RHODE ISLAND— SOUTH DAKOTA. 133 Jenson, Andrew, Greenfield. Corn. Jelknapp, E. C, Vermillion. Corn. Jundy, B. H., Ipswich. Wheat. Jrown. S. A., Vermillion. Corn. Jubb, John, Springfield. Corn. Jeaman, Homer, Bon Homme. Corn. 'arlisle, A. N., Woonsocket. Grass. ^assidy, James, Albion. Corn. 'hambers, Geo., Vermillion. Com. ^offield, J. H., Vermillion. Corn. 'ampbell, W. A., Spearfish. Barley, corn, wheat. 'achefin, Edward, Spearfish, oats, wheat. 'owles, E. D., Vermillion. Native grasses, corn, beans. 'arpenter & Sons, Vermillion. Beans. 'arl, John, Vilas. Corn. ^hristensen, Ola, Spearfish. Wheat. ;!oopcr, E. T., Arteasan. Oats. Cochran, D. W., Ipswich. Wheat. ilarpenter, Arthur J., Hetland. Wheat. )eWolf. M. J., Letcher. Wheat, millet, emmer )exter, F. N., Canova. Millet. )aniels, W. E., Madison. Wheat. )ow, F. M., DeSmet. Corn. )uren. Rev. Fr., Ipswich. Wheat, corn. Davidson County, Emmer, oats, barley, wheat, corn, millet. )ahl, Henry, Elk Point. Corn. )ixon, Wm., Vermillion. Corn. )unmire, J. M., Scotland. Clover seed, timothy seed Cymer. C. C, Tyndall. Corn. iseley, L. W., Vermillion. Corn. i^rickson, Martin, Vermillion. Corn. Edwards, John, Letcher. Corn. iillington, S., Vermillion. Corn. "orbes, Harry, Letcher. Pop-corn. '"orbes, Charles, Letcher. Millet. "ellows, Mergan, Spearfish. Oats. mck, Guy, Glen. Wheat, millet. jardner, M. D., Tyndall. Corn. jolding, R. H., Vermillion. Corn. }ood, I. K., Wakonda. Corn. jrasser. P. E'., Ephime. Barley. jrenezis. John, Tyndall. Corn. iurd, Manley, Letcher. Corn. "leald, W. H., Letcher. Corn. ioward, B.. Letcher. Corn. iarder. Felix, Howard. Rye. iathway, H., Letcher. Corn. lalzick, Andrew, Howard. Wheat. iewett, Seth, Arlington. Emmer, mil- let. ^ardy, F. P., DeSmet. Corn. iughes County. Yucca. ^ackett, Ted, Wakonda. Corn. . ianson, H. C, Wakonda. Corn. ^endrickson, C. H., Olsen. Corn. ianson, J. F., Greenfield. Corn. ^elgeson, Q. H., Vermillion. Corn. Hancock, A. O., Vermillion. Corn. Halle, Albert, Vermillion. Corn. Harrison Bros., Bon Homme. Corn. Harrison, C. L., Bon Homme. Corn. Henry, W. N., Wakonda. Corn. Hinman, D., Yankton. Grass. Holan, John, Richland. Wheat. Hoge, Sam, Ola. Oats, emmer. Johnson, R., Wessington Springs. Em- mer. Johnson, J. H., Westerville. Corn. Johnson, Geo., Mitchell. Winter wheat. Jackson, A. L., Bowdie. Corn. Judy, M. K., Forestburg. Timothy, clo- ver, corn. Kaska, John, Ola. Wheat. Larson, Nels, Puckwana. Wheat. Lund, H. J., Vermillion. Corn. Lyman, A. F., Alexander. Alfalfa. Lyverson, H. K., Vermillion. Corn. Lockwood, A. M., Greenfield. Corn. Mabath, L. A., Plankington. Wheat. Means, O. H., Letcher. Pop-corn. McCurdy, Frank, Letcher. Corn. Murphy, Paul. Letcher. Corn. McGowen, J. A., Madison. Emmer. Maxwell, Everett, Vermillion. Corn. McClune, Thomas, Vermillion. Millet, corn. Mickelson, John, Dalesburg. Corn. Mines, Geo. W., Yankton. Grasses. Mondrett, A. J., Westerville. Corn. McKeller, John, Vermillion. Com. McDonald, Alex, Vermillion. Corn. Mashek, J. P., Ola. Oats. Marshall, Jno. P., Ola. Wheat. McCan, James, Tyndall. Corn. Meyer, Williams, Tyndall. Corn, Miller, Chas., Springfield. Com. Mcintosh, R. L., Bon Homme. Corn. Mondredt, Alfred, Westerville. Corn. McRoberts, Woonsocket. Corn. Nelson, James, Plankington. Winter wheat. Neilson, Chris., Bon Homme. Com. Nelson, Rev. John, Vermillion. Com. Nichelson, John, Dalesburg. Corn. Odell, J. J., Plankington. Dwarf oats. O'Neil, J. P., Woonsocket. Barley. Otter, H. C, Howard. Emmer. O'Hara, Thomas, DeSmet. Wheat. Pavander, John, Bon Homme. Corn. Post, E. H., Tyndall. Corn. Page, M., Vermillion. Corn. Peterson, Charles, Vermillion. Corn. Parmley, J. W., Ipswich. Millet, wheat. Pence, Jiles, Howard. Corn. Rickstin, Frank, Woonsocket. Corn. Royhl, Adam, Arlington. Oats. Read, Thomas, Arlington. Timothy seed. Roach, J. G., Wakonda. Corn. 134 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Resar, Ola Oleson, Dalesburg. Corn. Sullivan, B. H., Plankington. Emmer, oats, barley. Stransky, J. A., Puckwana. Corn. Sodergreen, H. W., Mitchell. Corn. Sohart, N. A., Mitchell. Corn. Spurrell, Geo., Springfield. Corn. Spear, C. L., Manchester. Emmer, wheat. Skyberg, John, Burton. Oats. Steckel, William, Letcher. Corn. Stoddard, W. H., Letcher. Corn. Shannon, J. F., Letcher. Corn. Steckle, Frank, Letcher. Corn. Schandorff, Chris., Wankonda. Corn. Taylor, Harry, Letcher. Corn. Tiffany, J. F., Fairfax. Pencelaria. Treiter, Leonard, Wakonda. Corn. Trumbo, Abner, Springfield. Corn. Thomas, W. C, Springfield. Corn. Vesser, A. W., Fedora. Corn, wheat, oats. . Woodin, Frank, Letcher. Corn. Warner, H. C, Collective Exhibit of Grains, Forestburg. Beans, barley, corn, grasses, millet, oats, peas, rye, emmer, wheat, sorghum. Wilds, J. B., Letcher. Corn. Wilde, Eber, Woonsocket. Corn. GROUP 85. Anderson, Walter, Lake Preston. Batter. Baldwin, E. H., Storla. Butter. Beck, Olaf C, Kidder. Butter. Biddle, G. A., Vega. Butter. Bless, Robert, Heckla. Butter. Distad, O. L., De Smet. Butter. Finch, B. A., Egan. Butter. Gehon, M. E., Andover. Butter. Hanson, Chris, Stockholm. Butter. Harbo, Andrew, Erwin. Butter. Henrickson, J. M., Lennox. Butter. Thompson, C. B., Nora. Butter. Vandervelde, Thos., Big Stone Citv But- ter. Vind, Aage, Mitchell. Butter. GROUP 95. Erickson, Andrew, Canova. Flax. Fisher, A. B., Amlsoy. Flax. Warner, H. C, Forestburg. Broom com. TENNESSEE. LOCATION: BLOCK 109. AISLES: D-12. Exhibit of Peanuts and Tobacco. GROUP 81. Tennessee State Commission, collective exhibit of tobacco seed and tobacco leaf. Macon County, collective exhibit by the following exhibitors: Cage, T. J., Meadowville. Tobacco. Merriman, Bird, Hillsdale. Tobacco. Wright, Frank, Hillsdale. Tobacco. Smith County, collective exhibit by the following exhibitors: Braddock, Smith, Pleasant Shade. To- bacco. Bridges, Tom, Carthage. Tobacco. Merriman, W. T. Dixon Springs. To- bacco. Young, S. M., Dixon Springs. Tobacco. Trousdale County, collective exhibit by the following exhibitors: Burnley & Hall, Hartsville. Tobacco. Caruthers, R. L., Hartsville. Tobacco. GROUP 84. Tennessee State Commission, collective exhibit of grasses and grain?. : Bedford County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Clark, J. W.. Shelbyville. Wheat. Farrow, L. A., Shelbyville. Wheat. Gallegher, Robt., Shelbyville. Oats. Kinney, J. S., Shelbyville. Corn. McCorcle, Mac, Shelbyville. Millet seed. Singleton, Robt. L., Shelbyville. Corn. Taylor, Cannon, Shelbyville. Wheat. Wallace, S. S., Shelbyville. Sorghum, seed and molasses. Wallace & Thomas, Shelbyville. Sor- ghum molasses. WilUams, L. B., Shelbyville. Corn. WiUiams, L. T., Shelbyville. Corn and sorghum molasses. TENNESSEE. 135 Bledsoe County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Ault, C. C, Litton. Corn. Darr, G. S., Litton. Corn. Denny, I. N., Litton. Corn. Hart, C. B., Litton. Corn. Hutcheson, J. M., Litton. Corn. Lee, B. F., Litton. Corn. McReynolds, C. L., Litton. Corn. Pope, W. W., Litton. Corn. Smith, T. N., Pikeville. Corn. Swafford, Sam., Melville. Corn. Giles County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors : Ballentine, Beach, Pulasky. Oats and wheat. Cosby, R. B., Pulasky. Oats. Craig & Company, Pulasky. Corn and peas. Dabney, S. M., Pulasky. Corn, millet seed and wdieat. Hans, T. J., Pulasky. Corn. Hargrove, J. R., Pulasky. Wheat. Hickman, Tom. J., Pulasky. Corn, sorghum, seed and molasses. Pulasky Cotton & Grain Company, Pu- laskv. Corn, sorghum and seed. Rap'dale. R. H., Pulasky. Corn. White, S. P., Pulasky. Oats. Grundy County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Gunn, J. H., Tracy City. Corn. Henly, J. C, Tracy City. Corn. Henly, J. H., Tracy City. Corn. Northcutt, J. H., Tracy City. Corn. Lincoln County Collective Exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Boaz, John W., Fayetteville. Corn. Freeman, W. B., Fayette. Corn. Holman, H. K., Fayetteville. Sorgh- um seed, corn and peas. Hopper, B. M., Fayetteville. Corn. Sims, T. D., Fayetteville. Millet seed. Sims, T. D., Fayetteville. Millet Seed. Sugg, L. D., Fayetteville. Corn. Thompson, Joe., Fayetteville. Clover seed. Macon County, Collective Exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Cage, T. J. Meadowville. Corn. Cothran, J. W. Lafayette. Corn. Johnson, W. C, Lafayette. Corn. Mars, W. E., Lafayette. Molasses. Stafford, Pete, Meadowville. Corn. Marion County Collective Exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Anderson, Joe. M., Jasper. Corn. Colvin, Eli, Jasper. Corn. Hancock, Henry, Jasper. Sorghum seed, molasses and corn. Mitchell, A. P., Jasper. Corn. Rankin, A., Jasper. Corn. Westmoreland, H. M., Jasper. Corn. Marshall County Collective Exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors : Bowden, R. L., Lewisbury. Corn. Brown, Hubbard, Lewisbury. Corn. Kennedy, J. N., Lewisbury. Sorghum seed. Wysong, A. W., Lewisbury. Corn. Maury County Collective Exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors : Andrews, J., Jr., Columbia. Millet. Brady, F., Columbia. Sorghum, mo- lasses. Harlin, Austin, Columbia. Corn. Henson, Horace B., Columbia. Beans. Mace, Cannon & Co., Columbia. Pop- corn, rj-e. Martin', J. B., Columbia. Wheat. Mayberry, J. W., Columbia. Corn. Murphy, M. P., Columbia. Oats, corn. Trousdale, Dave, Columbia. Barley. Warfield, Columbia. Oats. GROUP 84 Moore County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following- exhibitors: Dance, H. M., Lynchburg. Corn. Locke, B. A., Lynchburg. Wheat. Spence, B. A., Lynchburg. Corn. Spence, J. W., Lynchburg. Popcorn. Steelman, Henry, Lynchburg. Sor- ghum seed, molasses. Sequatchie County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains b}' the following exhibitors: Bennett, W. L., Dunlap. Corn. Deakins, A. M.. Dunlap. Corn. Jones, J. W. C, Dunlap. Corn. Lakey, Lewis, Dunlap. Corn. Smith County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors : Austin, D. B., Oliver. Corn. Bridgewater, J. B., Monoville. Corn, Denny, W. R., Dixon Springs. Barley. Kennedy, W. C, Dixon Springs. Corn. Sumner County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains bj' the following exhibitors: Baker, C. E., Galletin. Oats. Baker, W. P., Galletin. Corn. Cummings, S. E., Galletin. Corn. Dickerson, D. P., Galletin. Corn. Douglas, W. J., Galletin. Barley. 136 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Gillespie, Frank, Galletin. Corn. Scott, J. W., Galletin. Corn. Trousdale County, collective exhibit of grasses and grains by the following exhibitors: Banbee, John, Hartsville. Corn. Hall, Arnett, Hartsville. Corn. Hall, Dave, Hartsville. Corn and Mo- lasses. Landerdale, J. H., Hartsville. Wheat. Parker, H. R., Hartsville. Oats. Rankin, J. W., Hartsville. Oats and barle\-. Williamson County, collective exhibit of grasses and grainy by the following exhibitors: Attwater, Irwin, Franklin. Corn. Barnwell & Campbell, Franklin. Mil- let seed. Bowman, J. W., Franklin. Corn. Caruthers, Haines & Co., Franklin, Corn and sorghum seed. Cox, N. N., Franklin, Corn. Cunningham, W. W., Franklin. Seed. Glass, J. W., Franklin. Corn and oats. Hodge, Robert, Franklin. Wheat. Kinnaird, W. F., Franklin. Corn. Lilly, Mills Milling Co., Franklin.; Wheat. McGavock, Windee, Franklin. Wheat. Petway, W. B., Franklin. Hominy corn. Reverts, Sam, Franklin. Sorghum mo- lasses. Timnous, J. T., Franklin. Corn. Tulloss, J. T., Franklin. Corn. GROUP 95. Tennessee County, collective exhibit of broom corn b}^ the following exhibi- "'tors: Crockett, D. T. Broom corn. Landerdale, J. H., Hartsville. Broom corn. TEXAS. LOCATION: BLOCK 85. AISLES: C, D. Vegetable Food Products, Agricultural Seeds, Flour, Wine. GROUP 81. Read, A. M., Bloomburg. Tobacco. GROUP 84. Acock, T. J., Erath. Onions. Barnes, Sam, Potter. Corn. Beaver, Martin, Ward. Maize. Berana, O., Wichita. Wheat. Bernon, Wm., Tarrant. Cucumbers. Bowling, J. W., Hall. Oats. Bradley, L. C. Potter. Corn. Bragg, J. W., Hall. Corn. Brooks, J. M.. Hardeman. Maize. Butler, Mr., Brown County. Corn. Chilson, W. H., Clay Co. Millet and corn. Clark, W. H.. Brown County. Maize. Coleman, T. C, Hood Co. Sorghum. Daniel, W. B., Hood. Barley. Doty, S., Erath. Peanuts. Dowing Bros.. Wichita. Maize, r^-bum, J. W., Hall. Maize, ^"^^i^ N. B., Wichita. Corn. ]^'^ '' °r, Erath. Oats. Burnley a Hood. Pumpkin, pota- Caruthers, R. 1 ,„.,,.,„ Fitzgerald, Frank, Brown County. Po- tatoes. Folsom, Herbert, Potter. Corn. Forval, L. B., Hood. Egg plant. Frazer, J. A., Clay. Sorghum, squashes and pumpkins. Gandy, W. K., Tarrant. Beans. Graham, T., Hall. Grass. Gray, J. W., Mrs., Erath. Peppers, beets and onions. Green, W. T., Hardeman. Corn, wheat and maize. Goodfellow, J. J., Tarrant. Peanuts. Haeder, Jeflf., Wielbarger. Oats. Hanserd. W. E., Hall. Corn, sorghum. Hardin, M. G., Hall. Corn. Henderson, Mrs. J. F., Erath. Beets. Hermitt, Mr., Wichita. Wheat. Hester, B. M., Brown County. Squash. Hickey, J. C, Erath. Beets. Horton, C, Potter. Corn. Hutchison. J. G., Potter. Corn. Jones, E. T., Erath. Corn, potatoes, and pumpkins. Keeler, Sam. Brown County. Peppers. Kerr, D. W., Potter. Maize and sor- ghum. TEXAS. 137 ing. Geo., Clay County. Corn, night, I., Wichita. Millet, nox. Lon., Hood. Onions, ambreth, Brown County. Corn, arge. Mrs. W. H., Tarrant. Bean seed, beans and okra. awrence, W. A., Hall. Sorghum, corn, beans, sath, E. H., Clay County. Corn. setz, J. E., Wielbarger. Wheat, oats, barley, artin, N. C, Potter. Corn, artin, N. C, Potter. Corn. cKenzie, O., Erath. Corn. cNeeland, G. W., Grayson. Potatoes. cNeill, W. P., Williamson County. Wheat, cotton seed, oats, rye, barley, millet, buckwheat, sorghum, corn, grass, rice. ontgomery, J. S., Hall. Wheat, ellin & Couch, Brown County. Pep- pers. ontgomery, W. S., Hall. Maize, oon, Mrs. V., Erath. Peppers and squash. cores, A. G., Hall. Sorghum and maizf. oseley, A. & Bros., Hardeman. Corn and wlieat. uller, O. H., Wielbarger. Oats, yers, J. M., Hardeman. Sorghum. Hair, R. L., Hardeman. Corn, ige, G. C, Brown County. Maize. ;digo, S. M., Callingworth. Wheat, erce, C. E., Ward. Maize, sorghum, asparagus, ah'ah'a. imags, Jim, Erath. Rye. mcies, Mrs. C, Comanche. Onions. ;il, McD., Erath. Maize, wheat, lelton, J. E.. Hood. Cane. lis, James, Hardeman. Maize, nith, N., Pearsall. Cassava plant and roots. lodgrass, O. B., Patler. Wheat, umph, Joseph, Austin. Wines, s'inden Farm, Brown County. Beets, ;^.lfalta, peanuts. inner, Harry, Clay Co. Grass, irrell,. A. Clay County. Sorghum, maize, millet and corn. lompson. John. Hall. Oats and wheat, lompson, T. J., Hall. Com, maize and =orghum. iderwood, John. Erath, Barley, hitten, W. P., Wielbarger. Sorghum, :orn, illis, Henry, Wichita. Wheat, illis, J. L.. Potter. Wheat, orsham, W. B., Clay County. Oats. >ung, Wm.. Hall. Onions. >ung, L. C, Cottle. Onions. GROUP 87. Alliance Milling Company, Denton. Flour. Anchor Roller Mills, Fort Worth. Flour. Beatrice Milling Co., Whitewright. Flour. Collin County Mill and Elevator, Mc- Kinney. Flour. Commerce Roller Mills. Commerce. Flour. Cream of Wheat Roller Mills, Dublin, Flour. Crystal Palace Flouring Mills, Weather- ford. Flour. Denison Mill and Elevator, Denison. Flour. Diamond Mill Co., Sherman. Flour. Guenther, C. H. & Son, San Antonio. Flour. Krum Mill & Elevator Co., Krum. Flour. Landa Roller Mills, New Braunfels. Flour. Lumpkin Milling Co., The, Lumpkin. Flour. Lewisville Roller Mills, The, Lewisville. Flour. Mineral Wells Roller Mills, Mineral Wells. Flour. Moseley, A. & Bro., Hardeman. Flour. New Century Milling Co., The, Dallas. l'"lour. Pan Handle Roller Mills, Vernon. Flour. Pilot Point Roller Mills, Pilot Point. Flour. Piano Milling Co., Piano. Flour. Rosebud Milling Co.. Rosebud. Flour. Werkheiser & Polk, Temple. Flour. GROUP 89. & Cheaney, Ward County. Carson Raisins GROUP 90. Areola Sugar Mills, Areola. Sugar. Cunningham, E. H. Sugar. Edens, Luther, Hood County. Syrup. Jones, E., Hood County. Syrup. Lakeside Sugar Refining Co., Eagle Lake, Sugar. Walker, T. B., Mfg. Co., Austin. Rel- ishes, pepper sauce. GROUP 91. Capera Bottling Company, Fort Worth. Carbonated water. GROUP 92. Bidault, A., Smithfield. Wines. Wright, W. B., Palestine. Wines. 138 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. GROUP 94. Texas Brewing Company, Fort Worth. P.eer. GROUP 95. Anderson, J., Ward. Cotton stalks. Beaver, Martin, Ward. Cotton stalks. Bragg, J. W., Hall. Cotton, Hanserd, W. E., Hall. Cotton. Jones, A. L., Clay County. Cotton. Jones, E. F., Erath. Cotton on stalks. Lawrence, W. A., Hall. Cotton. McNeill, W. P., Cotton, flax, hemp, rape, vegetable gourds. Patrick, T. L., Ward. Cotton bolis and '■■ stalks. Reil, McD., Erath. Cotton bolls. ' Richardson, Geo., San Angelo. Wool ' Mohair. Round Rock Broom Co., Round Rock, j Broom corn. Trinity Cotton Oil Co., Dallas. Cotton j seed hulls, linters, cake, meal oil. ; I GROUP 96. I Greene, Mrs. Lydia Moore Hart, College 1 Station. Paintings of insects. 1 UTAH. LOCATION: BLOCK 41. AISLES: E-F-4. General Agricultural Exhibit. GROUP 84. Utah, State of. General agricultural dis- play. GROUP 96. Utah, State of. Collective exhibit of honey and beeswax. VIRGINIA. LOCATION: BLOCK 120 (North Half). Grain, Grasses, Tobacco. SPECIAL TOBACCO EXHIBIT: BLOCK 119. GROUP 81. Gilliam, W. P., & Co., Farmville. To- bacco Hancock Bros., Lynchburg. Tobacco Henry County Tobacco Co., Martins- ville. Manufactured tobacco. Martinsville Market Exhibit. Tobacco GROUP 84. Augusta County, Grasses, broom sage. . corn, wheat, oats. Bain Peanut Co., Norfolk. Peanuts Barbee, B. Y., Sharps. Corn Bare, J. M., Lexington. Corn Barber, H. R., Timberville. Corn Barber, R. S., South Boston. Oats Barker, E. P., Natural Bridge. Corn Barker Bros., Axton Wheat Barrow, C. S. Nottoway. Oats Eeale, Frank. Old Church. Orchard grass Bean, Frank. Old Church. Wheat Bechtel, Boon, Lexington. Meadow grass Black, J. M., Oak Dale. Blue grass Black, Jos. M., Lexington. Corn Boaz, Ballard, Regulus. Wheat Bosman & Lohman Co., Norfolk. Pea- nuts and peanut products Bowers, Casper, Timberville. Wheat UTAH— VIRGINIA. 139 transford, Mrs. A, C, Shirley. Stalk corn, corn irewer, J. E., Dan Ripple. Wheat ;roaddus, R. C, Old Church. Timothy ;rown, W. A., Tobacco Co., Martins- ville. Tobacco Irown, N. D., Tunstalls. Red clover 5rown, R. W., Jump. Corn trunk, Eli, Dale Enterprise. Wheat Surgess, J. H., Regulus. Wheat Jurkholder, S. M., Dale Enterprise. Wheat Jurns, C. L. McGafeysville. Wheat, meadow grass Caldwell, J. H., Varina Farm. Corn Carroll Bros., Lynchburg. Corn Chandler, Abel, Omega. Corn 'harles City County. Grasses, vetch :;hesterfield County. German millet Clayton, Gus, Chesterfield. Corn 3ole, A. P. Corn ^oonley, Jacob, Templeton. Corn lox, J. C., Ridgeway. Wheat :ralle, W. H., Nottoway. Orchard grass ^ralle, W. H., Nottoway. Wheat, corn Cramer, John, Wolf Trap. Timothy :)alton, S. C, Axton. Wheat 3anville Market Exhibit. Tobacco Davis, James, Axton. Wheat Dickie, James, Roseland. Corn Oillard, J. C, Hanover. Herd's grass driver, Cornelius. Corn Easley, D. A., Black Walnut. Wheat Elliot, A. W., Lexington. Wheat PJannigen, W. F., Christiansburg. Millet Fowlkes, T. C, Lunenburg. Wheat Frederickson, Maxwelton. Corn Furrow, J. D., Radford. Wheat Garrett, B. C, King William, C. H. Wheat Glenn, L. M., South Boston. Red top clover Gravely, G. W., Black Walnut. Wheat Gregory, J. C, Tunstalls. Timothy Gregory, J. C, Tunstalls. Wheat Gregory, Judge Roger, New Kent. Tim- othy Grim, Zoll, Christiansburg. Millet Grizzard, G. D., Grizzard. Corn Gwalthney Bunkley Co., Smithfield. Pea- nuts Hall, J. B., Rockbridge Baths. Grasses Hanover County. Japanese clover Hardy & Son, Nottoway. Wheat Hardv. J. A., Nottoway. Timothy Hartman, E. S., Rockingham. Wheat Hartman, R. S., Harrisonburg. Wheat Hartman, P. S., Harrisonburg. Wheat Heatwole, A. J., Dale Enterprise. Wheat Hensley Clinton, Dale Enterprise. Corn Henton, C. A., Keezletown. Corn Hesley, E. M., Hanover. Grasses Holland, C. G., South Boston. Herd's grass Holland. D. S., Keezletown. Corn Houser, W. J., Haymarket. Corn Howe, W. B., Dublin. Grasses Howe, N. B., Pulaski. Orchard grasses Irby, J. P., Nottoway. Oats Jackson, L. T., Charlotte. Herd's grass Jeffries, G. W., Little Plymouth. Corn Jeremy Imp. Co., Saxe. Sandvetch. rye, oats, corn, grasses Johnson, W. F., Murat. Corn Jones, J. W., Brunswick. Wheat Jones, P. L.. Old Church. Wheat Jones, P. E., Old Church. Wheat Jones, Westman, New Kent. Partridge pea, oats Kent, L., Fluvanna. Corn Kerr, Thos. B., Fancy Hill. Corn King and Queen County. Alfalfa. King William County. Grasses Ladd, R. A.. Mt. Solon. Wheat Lawson, J. J., South Boston. Timothy Leckey, Chas. B., Fancy Hill. Corn Leech, J. H., Lexington. Corn Leech, W. B. F., Oak Dale. Orchard grass, corn, timothy, clover, wheat Lineweaver, W. H., Harrisonburg. Wheat Maddux, T. C. Corn Martinsville Market Exhibit. Tobacco Mann. M. C, Swansboro. Corn Mertin, G. W., South Boston. Corn McNeil, W. C, Rockbridge. Stalk corn Mecklenburg County. Cotton plants Minnick, E. M., Timberville. Wheat, timothy, corn, clover seed Mmter, J. H., Martinsville. V/inter oats Montgomery, R. A., Red top Moore, H. E., Lexington. Corn Murrell, G. E., Fontella. Grasses New Kent County. Grasses, bay bean Norfolk Storage Co., Norfolk. Pea- nuts Norfolk, Virginia, Peanut Co., Norfolk. Peanuts. Norwood, J. T., South Boston. Clover Ott, Frank, Lexington. Grasses, wheat Owen, R. L., Lexington. Barley, clover Parsons, J. H., Fancy Hill. Corn Parsons, Dora, Fancy Hill. Corn Peace, G. C, Old Church. Grasses Price, C. H., Meechum's River. Corn Pultz, F. A., Rockbridge. Wheat Pultz, F. A., Lexington. Wheat Rades, Harvey, Murat. Corn Rickers, Charles, McFarlands. Corn Robinson, J. R., Glade Springs. Wheat Rockbridge County. Blue grass, sheaf barley Rosenbcrger, H. J., Rockingham. Corn Sanders, J. B., Foster's Falls. Corn Simmers, A. G., Rushville. Wheat, corn 140 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Sharp. Jno., Rockingham. Wheat Showalter, W. S., Dale Enterprise. Wheat Smith, R. C. Corn Sparrow & Gravely Co., Martinsville. Manufactured Tobacco Spencer, W. T., Lunenburg. Oats, herd's grass Stephens & Witten, Cambria. Orchard grass, timothy Stebbins, John, South Boston. Alfalfa. wheat Stover. Albert, Greenlee. Corn Suffolk Peanut Co., Suffolk. Peanuts Sumners, A. G., Rushville, Corn Sutherland, Mrs. W. T., Danville. Corn Swartz, F. A., Dale Enterprise. Wheat Swartz, Abram, Dale Enterprise. Corn, wheat Test Farm Virginia, Saxe. Sheaf oats Todd, J. E., Staunton. Timothy, white clover, red top Todd, R. A., Mt. Solon. Lawn grass Turner, C. L., Hanover. Wheat Turner, C. L., Old Church. Clover Tyler, Jno., Norfolk. Corn Wade, W. A., Raphine. Blue grass V/alker, R. J., Mt. Jackson. Grasses Walker, G. H., Sturgeon Point. Grasses Walker, W. H., King and Queen. Al- , falfa , Wampler, Jno., Dayton. Wheat | Watkins, J. B., Hallsboro. Corn Whately, Walter, Crozet. Corn | Watts, C. C, Sherwood. Alfalfa ' Watts, T. N., Greenlee. Alfalfa ! Whitemore Wilson, Rockbridge. Alfalfa ' White, W. F., Nottoway. Clover White, T. D., Meechum's River. Corn Wood, T. W, & Sons, Richmond. Cow • peas j Worth, J. H., Oakdale. Corn j GROUP 90. ! Richardson Pickling Co., Fredericksburg, i Pickles ■ GROUP 95. ' Augusta County. Broom sage King William County. Broom sedge { Minnick, E. M., Timberville. Broom : corn. j GROUP 96. ; Driver, D. J., Timberville. White honey | comb i WASHINGTON. LOCATION: BLOCK 60. AISLES: F-7-G. Cereals, Butter, Hops, Flour. GROUP 84. "Big Bend," The. Collective exhibit of v.'heat, oats and forage plants in sheaves and grain. Clarke County. Collective exhibit of grains, grasses and vegetaljies. Ellensburg. Collective exhibit of oats, wheat, barley, timothy, clover and al- falfa. "Inland Empire," The. Collective ex- hibit of cereals in straw and grain; forage plants and miscellaneous veg- etables; sugar beet. "Palouse" The. Collective exhibit of wheat, oats, Ijarle}-, timoth}-, clover, rye-grass, brome-grass and alfalfa in sheaves, and same in seeds; also mis- cellaneous vegetables. Snohomish County. Collective exhibit of oats. corn, wheat, rj-e-grass, Ijrome- grass, and timoth}' in sheaves, and vegetal)les. Southwestern Washington. Collective exhibit of forage grasses and miscel- laneous vegetables. Thurston County. Collective exhibit of "one farm" of cereals and forage grasses in sheaves, and grain and seeds in glass. Whitman County. Collective exhibit of wheat, oats, timothy and liarley u\ sheaves, with seeds of same in glass by the following exhibitors: Armstrong, S. C, Colfax. Wheat, bar- ley. Dorman Bros., Lacrosse. Wheat. Golding, J. H., Colfax. Barley. Hickman, Frank, Colfax. Barley. Hoffman, F. W., Colfax. Wheat, oats. barlc}-. Holtz, C. J., Lacrosse. Wheat. Hubbard, J. P.. Colfax. Beans, oats, barlev. WASHINGTON— WISCONSIN. 141 Lair, P. R., Colfax. Japanese buck- wheat. Phillips, A. J., Lacrosse. Wheat. McKenzie, P. N., Lacrosse. Wheat. McLean, John M., Oaksdale. Wheat, barley, oats. Maguire, F. O., Colfax. Bromus iner- nuis, oat.s. Nelson, N., Colfax. Barley. Richardson, Jas., Penewawa. Broom corn. Thompson, Farmington. Wheat, ^alla Walla Valley. Collective exhibit of grains, grasses and forage plants in sheaves, and grains, and grasses in glass by the following exhibitors: Coyle Bros., Walla Walla. Wheat. Dement Bros., Walla Walla. Wheat. Frazier, C. R., Walla Walla. Corn. Grote, Ben, Walla Walla. Wheat. Lonidgan, A. J., Walla Walla. Wheat. Marks, C. S., Prescott. Oats. Marr, S. S., Walla Walla. Oats. Miller, John, Walla Walla. Wheat, barley, oats. Miller, C. W., Walla Walla. Wheat. Perkins, P. C, Walla Walla. Wheat, barley. Ramsauer, B. W., Walla Walla. Oats. Smith, Frank. Walla Walla. Corn. Smith, J. F., Walla Walla. Barley. Stanford, John. Walla Walla. Bar- ley. Williams, J. S., Walla Walla. Barley, /enatchee Section. Collective exhibit of cereals, alfalfa, and timothy in sheaves; miscellaneous vegetables. Whatcom and Skagit Counties. Collect- ive exhibit of oats, timoth}- and forage plants and vegetables. Yakima County. Collective exhibit of cereals, forage grasses; miscellaneous vegetables. GROUP 85. Ellensburg. Exhibit of butter. Inland Empire. Exhibit of butter. Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Co. Con- densed and sterilized milk and baby food. Snohomish County. Exhibit of butter. Southwestern Washington. Exhibit of butter. Yakima County. Exhibit of butter. GROUP 87. Colton Roller Mill Co., Colton. Flour. Gustafson Bros., Pullman. Flour. Guy Milling Co., Albion. Flour. Voltz & Metcalf, Pullman. Flour. Winona Mills, Winona. Flour, graham and farina. Wenatchee Mills, Wenatchee. Flour. GROUP 95. Ellensburg. Wool and hops. Inland Empire. Wool, hops and flax. Southwestern Washington. Wool and hops. Snohomish County. Hops. Yakima County. Wool and hops. Whitman County. Flax. WISCONSIN. LOCATION: BLOCK 30. AISLES: E-4. Seeds, Cereals, Grasses. GROUP 84. Austin, H. L., Evansville. Tobacco, corn, idams, J. B., Clinton. Barley. UgiT, Fowler & Co., Superior. Flax, ^llen, E., North Freedom. Beans. Vrsensky, Antone, Ripon. Oats, iarton, S., Waupaca. Barley, rye. 5atz, Adam G., Sun Prairie. Oats and beans. Jehling, Fred, Wauwatosa. Corn, oats, rye, beans. Benedict, E. L., Beloit. Oats. Hngham, D. E., Sturgeon Bay. Peas. Bird, Fred, Clinton. Buckwheat. Blair, H., Preshtigo. Beans. Blank, Aug. W., Janesville. Peas. Borchardt, Hy., Bear Creek. Corn. Borchardt, Henry, Bear Creek. Speltz, corn. Bricco, Louis, Deer Creek. Corn. Bump, Geo., Albany. Barley. Cheesman, H., Clinton. Barley. Chenovsky, Anton, Kewaunee. Oats. Chley, F., Larrabee. Barley. Church, Arthur M., Janesville. Peas, demons, Harvey, Eagle. Wheat, oars. 142 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Cox, T. H., Reeseville. Oats. Crittenden & Morse, Green Lake. Corn, peas. Culbertson, Al., Bear Creek. Oats. Culver. E., Big Suamico. Beans. Currie Bros., Milwaukee. Vegetable and grass seed. Daily, J., Hudson. Grains and garden seeds. Dhein, Peter, Rockfield. Oats. Dickenson, E. M., Big Suamico. Barley. Donaldson, H. A. & Son, Eau Claire. Corn. Doubleday, J. C, Clinton. Speltz. Dusing, F., Medford. Speltz, timothy. Ebel, E. B., Waukesha. Corn. Erdman, L. W., Big Suamico. Corn. Friedhube. F., Okauchee. Barley. Gamper. John, Medford. Barley, buck- wheat. Gansil, Chas., Alma Center. Wheat. Gebhardt, Geo., Richfield. Wheat. Gebhardt, John, S. Germantown. Rye. Grant Bros., Hudson. Beans and rye, corn. Granger, Chauncy, Welcome. Oats and wheat. Grimm, Judge George, Jefferson. Gin- seng. Gross. John, Menomonie. Wheat. Guhl, J. V. C, Cadott. Wheat. Hall, Frank E. Corn. Hassel, John N., Milwaukee. Rye, oats. buckwheat, clover. Hcirris, Nelson, Jefferson. Oats. Hamilton, Rob., Merrilant. Oats. Hamilton, C. G., Clinton. Millet. Hanson, O. H., Chetek. Grains, grasses. Hansen, Fred., Bear Creek. Beans. Hansen, Peter, Bear Creek. Rye. Hans, John, Jefferson. Grains and grass seed. Hans. John. Bedford. Peas and beans. Hardin, J., Plymouth. Wheat, rye. Hehman, Gerhard, Maple Creek. Oats, Corn. Herring, Fred., Big Suamico. Wheat, rye. Hyer. Jas., Jefferson. Oats. Heyer, Rudolph, Jefferson. Barley. Helms. Walter, Janesville. Millet. Herman Bros., Antigo. Grain and gar- den seeds. Herring, W. E., Big Suamica. Wheat and rye. Hildemann, E. S., Belle Plains. Peas. Hilker, F. C, Bear Creek. Oats and l)arlev. Hill, Richard, Maple Creek. Wheat. Hirch, H., Milwaukee. Corn, rye and peas. Hoff, Mat, Stetsonville. Wheat and oats. Hoffman, A., Brookfield. Oats. Hoffman, Ed., Maple Creek. Wheat and buckwheat. Hoffman, Franz, Wawatosa. Corn. Hoffman, Franz, West Bend. Corn, wheat, millet and buckwheat. Hoffman, George, Belle Plains. Peas. Hoffman, Hy., Brookfield. Tobacco, bar- ley and oats. Honish, Anton W., Bear Creek. Wheat. Hooverson, J. C, Soldiers Grove. Beans, corn, wheat and buckwheat. Hopkins, J., Blair. Vetch and rye. Hoard, Hon. W. D., Atkinson. Alfalfa. Hood, Frank, Clinton. Barley. Jacobs, Frank, Boyd. Wheat. Jameson, Smith, Magnolia. Corn. Johns, John F., Dodgeville. Wheat, rye. Johnson, C. E., Union. Wheat. Johnson, Peter, Bear Creek. Oats, peas, corn. Johnston, M. F., Pittsfield. Oats, corn. Wheat. Jones, David, Brandon. Oats. Jorgensen, Chris, Evansville. Barley. Keogh, E., Forestville. Beans. Kerns, John, Wauwatosa. Corn, pop- corn, beans. Kieckhoefer, W. T., Maple Creek. Flax. Kirkpatrick, Wm., Clinton. Barley. Klemp, Herman, Bear Creek. Oats and barley. Klemm, Aug., Bear Creek. Wheat. Klemm, C. L,, Clintonville. Oats, wheat. Kleinsmidt, Aug., Albany. Rye. Kreplen, Hy., Medford. Oats, barley. Kroenberg, Chas., Bear Creek. Beans. I.amb, James R., Janesville. Corn. Lang, Peter T., Jefferson. Corn. Larson, M. H., Algoma. Peas. Lehman, Geo. H., Deer Creek. Corn. Lehman, Geo., Bear Creek. Beans. Long, M. W., Bear Creek. Wheat, oats. beans, buckwheat, clover. Malloy, John, Horns Corner. Corn, rye. Martin, J. C, Mineral Point. Corn. McLeod, R., Big Suamico. Corn. Meissel, Chas., New Holstein. Clover. Michler. H., Little Black. Wheat, rye. Miller, Ed., Bear Creek. Wheat. Miller, H., Athens. Wheat, rye, oats. Minkey, Wm., Aliens Grove. Oats. Muehl, Fred Seymour. Wheat. ♦ Muenster, Herman, New Holstein. Bar- ley. Oneska, Herman, Bear Creek. Peas. Owen, Walter, Maple Creek. Buck- wheat. Pagenkopf Bros., Milwaukee. Rye. Pahlow, Peter, Belle Plaine. Wheat. Patchen, M. A., Clinton. Barley. Petersen, C, Boyd. Wheat. WISCONSIN. 143 'ember, Will, Janesville. Clover. *eterman, A., Watertown. Rye. 'eterson, John, Clinton. Buckwheat. 'ennestor, J., Fayette. Beans. 'hillipi, Geo. A., Bear Creek. Beans, 'hillipi, Mrs. Geo., Bear Creek. Navy bean?. 'Unske, C, Forestville. Rye. 'lair. H., Peshtigo. Buckwheat. 'orter. J. W., Oakland. Buckwheat. 'otterton, Wm., Dodgeville. Rye. tadlcfF, Carl, Watertown. Barley. lalph, John, Antigo. Rye. !amm. L. C, Medford. Barley and oats. landall, Judson E., Janesville. Popcorn. Laymond, Ed., Big Suamico. Buck- wheat. lechenbach, Joe, Merrillan. Wheat. iegire, D., Centerville. Millet. [einke, Fred., Welcome. Wheat, oats, barley. ieinke. A., Silver Springs. Rye. leis. Julian, Brookfield. Oats. !enk Bros., Sun Prairie. Oats. JetzlafF, C. F., Belle Plaine. Wheat. letziaff, F. W., Belle Plaine. Wheat and Pea?. litchie, R. J., Royalton. Corn. 'ichdorff, John, Boyd. Wheat. !ohowetz F., Dodgeville. Wheat and oaij. !owe Sons R., Dodgeville. Wheat. !osenow, H. E., Oconomowoc. Beans, oats and millet. 'uehl Phillip, So. Germantown. Wheat. lueth. A., Sun Prairie. Clover. 'uss, Aug., Deer Creek. Wheat, oats and barley. 'ust Bros. West Allis. Millet. cbarnon, C. A., CHntonville. Barley '.iv: corn. chilling Hy., Menominee Falls. Wheat. chimmerpennig, Leo. Campbellsport. Corn. chleifer, E., Cedarsburg. Barley. chmidt Conrad. So. Germantown. ^A'heat. choelkoff, Albert, Bear Creek. Oats, choenheide, Frank, Bear Creek. Corn and oats. chroeder, Julius, Bear Creek. Barley, chuster, Geo. J., Milwaukee. Corn. cnbner, F. H., Cottage Grove. Oats. -Hs, A., Mequon. Corn, wheat, rye and oeans. nk Bros., Markesan. Oats. ^th, S. B., Big Suamico. Peas and corn. 5rensen, Jas., Clinton. Buckwheat. Spalding, A., Clinton. Barley. Splinter, Little Black. Barley. Stale, W. N., Burlington. Peas and beans. Steckenbach, Paul, Pittsfield. Corn. Strohbach, Medford. Wheat. Sullivan, Dan, Lebanon. Wheat and bar- ley. Swanson, N. P., Clinton. Oats. Swartz, Peter, Waukesha. Wheat. Sweeney, Henry, Janesville. Clover. Teitz, Wm., Bear Creek. Corn. Tellock, Albert, Bear Creek. Oats and wheat. Terlinden, Philip, Wayne. Clover. Teweles & Brandeis, Sturgeon Bay. Peas. Trinwit, Sam, So. Georgetown. Barley. Valentine, Wm. H., Big Suamico. Corn. Van Alstine, C. H., Oconomowoc. Corn. Vedner, Levi, Deer Creek. Rye. Watzke, Walter, Waunakee. Sugar cane. Weber, Math., Pewaukee. Rye and oats, buckwheat. Weed, W. H.. Weyauwega. Rye. West, H. P., Ripon. Beans. West, H. P., Ripon. Corn, barley, oats, wheat and buckwheat, flax, timothy. rye, sunflower, clover, peas and oats. West, E. R., Fayetteville. Oats. West, Mark, Fayetteville. Wheat and oats. Weisler, G., Hortonville. Corn. Wisconsin Agriculture Experiment Sta- tion. Beans. Winkler, Aug., Belle Plains. Wheat. Williams, H. B., Bear Cree. Corn. Wittuebel, Herman, Watertown. Barley. Wilhelm, Frank, Cadott. Wheat. Woelfel, Geo., Elm Grove. Oats and wheat, buckwheat. Wolf, Peter, Richfield. Wheat. Whittaker, Thos., Oconomowoc. Oats. Wright, Geo., Merrillan. Clover. Yunghaus, A. J., Thiensville. Clover, timothy. Yunghaus, Otto, Thiensville. Wheat and oats. Zeinke, Aug., Germantown. Wheat. Zeilke, F. W., Medford. Rye and oats. Zinnes, Herman, West Allis. Corn. GROUP 85. SPECIAL BUTTER EXHIBIT. Adams, I., Coloma. Butter. Anderson, Fred, Somers. Butter. Ashman, F. W., Lime Ridge. Butter. Beadle, James B., Millville. Butter. Bjerregaard, R. P., New Franken. But- ter. 14-4 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Boettcher, John, Waukesha. Butter. Burch, G. B., Lamar. Butter. Bower, F., Cazenovia. Butter. Carlson, C. D.. Atlas. Butter. Chelsea Creamery Association, Chelsea. Butter. Chapin, Chester J., Omro. Butter. Christian Co., H. C, Johnson Creek. Butter. Claflin, L. E., Kendall. Butter. Dale, J. I., Clinton. Butter. Donner, Henry, Dayton. Butter. Duxbury, E. L., Green Bay. Butter. Engebretsen, Martin, Scandinavia. But- ter. Else, Rudolph J., Johnson Creek. But- ter. Erickson, Albert, Volga. Butter. Esker, Ole, Blomer. Butter. Fassbender, H., Greenville. Butter, Flick, W. J., Dunnville. Butter. Geske, A. F., Pittsville. Butter. Goodchild, L. A., De Pere. Butter. Grell, H. J., B. & E. Co., Johnson Creek. Butter. Griffin, H. E., Hancock. Butter. GuUickson, M., Cushing. Butter. Haberstich, A. C, Ziegler. Butter. Henrickson, Henry, Morrisonville. But- ter. Holland, O. E., West De Pere. Butter. Huth, F. W., Troy. Butter. Hyne, W. J., Evansville. Butter. Huegel, Fred, Madison. Butter. Jackson, J. J., Union Grove. Butter. Jenks, A. H., Berlin. Butter. Judkins, C. W., Van Dyne. Butter. Kates, C. M., Custer. Butter. Kelling, F. H., Jefferson. Butter. Klokker, J., Peru. Butter. Knoke, O. E., New London. Butter. Larson, H. W., Neenah. Butter. Laurene, P. L., Gibson. Butter. I-awdahl, M., Dresser Jet. Butter. Longley, Oren, Caledonia. Butter. Lueth, Fred C, Walworth. Butter. Lund, Carl, Larsen. Butter. Martin, Martin, Edmund. Butter. Masche, C. H., Oregon. Butter. Mattson, John, Dresser Jet. Butter. Melendy, E. B., Sheyboygan Falls. But- ter. McCormick, E. C, Buena Vista. Butter. McLane, A., Whitewater. Butter. Netland, Thos., Deerfield. Butter. North, H. H., Wilton. Butter. Olson, M. J., Medford. Butter. Passmore, C. L., lola. Butter. Paddock, E. A., Elkhorn. Butter. Paulson, Chris., Middleton. Butter. Peterson, P. C, Amery. Butter. Potter, H. O., Kendall. Butter. Pyburn, E. S., Hanover. Butter. Reid, R. A., Hancock. Butter. Roach & Seeber Co., Fontain. Butter. Roach & Seeber Co., Rusk. Butter. Roach & Seeber Co., Silver Lake. But- ter. Schield, John, New Richmond. Butter. Schultz, William, North Bloomneld. Butter. Stavrum, Wm. L., Elk Mound. Butter. Tamblingson, R. E., Watertown. But- 1 ter. j Thorssen, O. J., Alpha. Butter. i Uehling, E. A., Shopiere. Butter. Van Duser, James, Hebron. Butter. Voight, W. A., Merrill. Butter. Warner, P. J., Alban. Butter. Weber, E. H., Beaver Dam. Butter. Weber, G. H., R. R. i, Beaver Dam. But- ter. Weber, J. F., R. R. i, Hartford. Butter. Webley, George, R. R. i, Edmonds. But- ter. Whitney, Glen C. Poysippi. Butter. Wuethrich, Fred, Mayville. Butter. Wunsch, John, R. R. 2, Viola. Butter. Welk, Frank A., Columbus. Butter. Wigginton, W. R., Cashton. Butter. WYOMING. 145 WYOMING. LOCATION: BLOCK 44. AISLE: H. Various Agricultural Products. GROUP 81. )gers, William, North Fork Canon. Tobacco. GROUP 83. latterton, Hon. Fenimore, Secretary of State. Book of Wyoming. hnston, Hon. C. T., State Engineer, Cheyenne. Irrigation. GROUP 84. bany County. Buckwheat, barley, fred, E. W., Lovell. Wheat. Ibee, W., Weston county. Potatoes, len, Thos. P., Lovell. Beans, len, William, Weston county. Wheat. )pleby, Mrs., Lander. Oats, mstrong, Mr., Albany county. Grass, ^res, William, Wheatland. \Vheat, oats. iker, A. E., Sheridan county. Rutaba- ga. ;11, E. J., Little Laramie. Barley, po- tatoes. g Horn County. Wheat, corn, onions, potatoes, turnips, sunllowers. schoff, Robert J., Lovell. Corn, ack, Mrs. Jno., Beaver Creek. Onions. )uday, Louis, Buffalo. Potatoes. )vie, Mr., Wheatland. Potatoes, adbury, C. A., Cody. Potatoes, own, William, Sheridan County. Wheat. undage, W. H., Cody. Beets, undage, George, Sheridan county. Po- tatoes, alfalfa. lell, Chas. E., Buffalo. Potatoes, oats, irton, W. S., Sheridan county. Pota- toes. ^rey, J. M., & Bros., Careyhurst. Spelt, alfalfa, barley, rye, wheat. irlton, Jno. S., Lovell. Beans, peas. )als, F. W., Weston county. Wheat. )vington, John, Buffalo. Potatoes. )wley, James, Byron. Buckwheat. 00k County. Buckwheat, ovvn, Ed., Mayoworth. Onions, irlington. A., Big Horn. Potatoes, car- rots. ividson, J., Decker. Potatoes. Dearlove, Mr., Little Laramie. Ruta- baga, onions. Dickinson, Mr., Sun Dance. Wheat. Dinney, Ed, Byron. Bean plants. Dinwiddle, W. C, Pass Creek. Alfalfa. Elliott, Curtis, Weston county. Potatoes. Elliott, D. C, Weston county. Oats. Everett, M. M., Lovell. Oats. Experiment Farm, Laramie. Oats, bar- ley, wheat, rye, alfalfa, peas, vetch, clover, brome grass. Eyra, Geo. S., Lovell. Oats. Fawcett, F. B., Weston county. Pota- toes, wheat, oats. Fischer, J. A., Buffalo. Beans, onions, potatoes, barley. Fischer, J. A., Laramie. Mangles, ruta- baga. Freel, Charles, Weston county. Wheat, oats. Fremont County. Potatoes, wheat, sorghum, barley, oats. Geiger, George, Kearney. Wheat, oats. Gordon, John H., Laramie county. Wheat. Greub, John, Greub. Onion. Griffin, Charles, Buffalo. Oats. Griggs, A., Griggs. Potatoes, onions. Hageman, A., Sheridan county. Onion. Hamilton, T. H., Buffalo. Turnips. Harper, A. A., Rawlins. Potatoes. Harrison, W. S., Wheatland. Potatoes. Harris, M. D., Lovell. Beans. Hart, Charles, Fremont county. Barley. Hathaway, W. E., Buffalo. Potatoes. Heath, Elizabeth, Buffalo. Potatoes. Hillyer, George, Buffalo. Barley. Hines, John, Weston county. Oats. Hogg. W. F., Meteetse. Potatoes. Horsley, Joe, Sheridan county. Potatoes. Howell, Chas., Weston county. Wheat, rye. Howell's Ranch, Cody. Wheat. Hurley, Frank, Cody. Turnips. Hutton, H. O., Johnson county. Potatoes. Hyer, Charles, Greub. Wheat. Jackson, W. E., Big Horn. Potatoes. Johnson, M. R., Wheatland. Potatoes. Johnson County. Potatoes, oats, wheat, corn. Jones, Frank A. Mangles, turnips. Keys, W. E., Weston county. Oats. Kilkinney, Piney. Oats, wheat. 146 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Kusel, Wm. Potatoes and grains. Lambertsen, Niels, Rawlins. Barley. Lambrigger, A. A., Sheridan county. Oats, beans, wheat, millet, barley. Lander Experiment Farm, Lander. Wheat, oats. La None, Sol, Upton. Pencillaria. Laramie County. Grains, peas, beans. Lewis, J. F., Cody. Grains, grasses. Lewis, David, Cowley. Corn, wheat. Lund, C. P., Laramie. Barley, potatoes. Lutze, Fritz, Sheridan county. Potatoes. McBride, Wilason, Johnson county. Oats. McBride, Samuel, Johnson county. Man- gles, wheat. McGully, C. H. & S. F., Sheridan coun- ty. Onions, ma^^igles. McCormick, S., Sheridan county. Wheat, barley. McDowell, Samuel, Laramie county. Po- tatoes. McPhillamery, R., Sheridan county. Wheat, onions. Mann, Frank A., Cokeville. Oats, wheat. Marchant, G. J., Cowley. Popcorn. Martenson, O. H., Big Horn. Wheat, oats. Mayberry, Mr., Weston county. Pota- toes. Miller & Son, Sheridan county. Wheat, potatoes. Milligan, Frank, Sheridan county. Beans. Moelensam, Alfred, Big Horn. Carrots. Moncrief Bros., Sheridan county. Wheat. Moore, Edwin, Moore. Grasses, beans, peas, potatoes, corn, rye. Morrell, W. E., Byron. Turnips. Murray, James, Buffalo. Potatoes, wheat. Nanses, Christian, Big Horn. Potatoes. Nash, Chas., Weston county. Onions. Nash, Ira, Sheridan county. Potatoes. Nelson, Aven, Laramie. Grasses. Nelson, Elias, Laramie. Grasses. Newcomer, Bert, Sheridan Co. Beans. Newcomer, Fred, Sheridan Co. Beans, peas, potatoes. Oliver, Wm., Greub. Potatoes. Painter, J. R., Big Horn. Barley. Piney, Chas., Buffalo. Potatoes. Pool, D. S., Kearney. Com, potatoes. Richards, Mr., Sheridan Co. Potatoes. Ridley & Miller, Greub. Wheat. Ruff, A. J., Wheatland. Potatoes. Scott, B. F., Mayoworth. Potatoes. Sheridan County. Potatoes, beans, wheat, oats. Sherman, William. Banner. Potatoees. Simmons, Edgar, Johnson Co. Potatoes. Simmons, C. J., Mrs. Greub. Grasses, wheat, oats. Sonnesberger, W. A., Buffalo. Oats, wheat, barley. Strong, J. E., Weston Co. Wheat. Strong, N. L., Sheridan Co. Potatoes. Taylor, George B., Big Horn Co. Tur- nips. Teeples, George, Cowley. Alfalfa. Tellison, William, Willow Creek. Bar- ley, rye. Thomas, E. L., Byron. Mangles. Thorpe, John, Byron. Mangles. Watkins, R., Johnson Co. Potatoes. Watt, Peter, Buffalo. Potatoes, wheat, mangles. Wauser, C, Cowley. Potatoes. Webb, Joe, Griggs. Potatoes, corn. Weston County. Grasses, turnips. Wheatland Experiment Farm, Laramie. Grains, grasses, beans, peas. Wheatland Roller Mills, Wheatland. Wheat, oats. Williams, Bert, Sheridan Co. Spelt. Williams, R. F., Dietz. Mangles, corn, potatoes. Williams, R., Carbon Co. Wheat. Williams, Richard, Crooks Co. Wheat. Wills Bros., Sheridan Co. Beets, pota- toes. Worley, William, Weston Co. Corn. i Wochley, William, Weston Co. Pota-, toes. j Wymer, John, Sheridan Co. Oats. Wyoming Co. Wheat. Wyoming Development Co., Wheatland. Wheat, oats, onions, potatoes. Wyoming Experiment Station. Wheat, barley, rye, buckwheat, peas, oats, flaxseed. Young, Ed, Dallas. Grasses grains, po- tatoes. Vail, Orson, Byron. Turnips. Zingg, John, Big Horn. Beans. GROUP 87. Buffalo Mfg. Co., Buffalo. Flour. Wheatland Roller Mill Co., Wheatland. Flour. GROUP 89. Fischer, J. A., Buffalo. Jellies, preserves. GROUP 95. Sweetwater Brewing Co., Green River Beer. Experiment Farm, Laramie. Flax. Gettys, C. W., Weston Co. Wool. Laramie Co. Flax. Rogers, Wm., Fremont Co. Hops. Williams, H. C, Cambria. Flax. Wyoming Experiment Station. Flax. ARGENTINE. 147 ARGENTINE. LOCATION: BLOCK 125. AISLES: A-B-14-15. Collective Exhibit of Cereals. GROUP 80. mpania Productos Conen,. Buenos \yres. Fertilizers. GROUP 81. imision Argentina, Buenos Ayres. To- aacco leaves. GROUP 83. ;ar, Cross & Co., Buenos Ayres. Pict- .ire showing a harvester working in the leld jricultura, La, Buenos Ayres. Agri- cultural review. sina, Juan A., Buenos Ayres. Publi- cations. ■gentine Year Book. General statistic book. rnardez, Manuel, Buenos Ayres. 'The Argentine Estancia." imara Mercantil, Barracas al Sud. Pub- lications. irrasco, Gabriel, Buenos Ayres. Sta- tistics. imision Argentina en la Exposicion de St. Louis. Collection of 42 gra- phical charts, demonstrating the agri- cultural development of the Argentine Republic. imision Arbitral de Cereales (Camara de Comercio de la Bolsa) Buenos Ayres. Publications, imision Nacional del Censo, Buenos Ayres. Mills and flour industry. •ngreso Argentine, Buenos Ayres. Parlamentary investigation about ag- "iculture and industries derived there- rom. : partment of Agriculture, Division of mmigration, Buenos Ayres. Statisti- al table for fort3"-seven j^ears immi- gration. l/ision de Estadistica y Economia ^ural (Ministerio de Agricultura). -hart showing graphical comparison if area under wheat and linseed cul- ivation in 1885 to 1904. Chart show- jug graphical comparison of areas ;'nder cultivation in the years, 1890, }i to 1902-03. Duces, Ricarde G., Bahia Blanca. Cem- mercial and agricultural review of Ba- havia Blanca. Gazzane, Juan M., Buenos Ayres. Pub- lication. Gibson, Heribert, Buenos Ayres. The history and present state of the sheep- breeding industry in the Argentine. Granja Blanca, Buenos Ayres. Publi- cation about live stock and dairy ex- ploitation in the Argentine Republic. Godoy, Sebastian, La Plata. Experi- ments on corn. Liga Agraria, Buenos Ayres. Review of the society. Lix Klett, Carlos, Buenos Ayres. Es- tudios sobre Agricultura, comercio, etc., de la Republica Argentina. Latzina, Francisco, Buenos Ayres. "La Argentina." Mercado Central de Frutos, Buenes Ayres. Memories of the Directory. Ministerie de Agricultura, Buenos Ayres. Publications. Oficina Meteorologica Argentina, Buen- os Ayres. Great chart in wood show- ing the meteorological stations of the Argentine Republic; weather reports; climate charts. Petery, Walter von, Buenos Ayres. Es- tudy of seeds. Ramos Mexia, Ezequiel, Buenos Ayres. The compulsory tuberculin test on cat- tle. Sala de Comercio, 11 de Septiembre, Buenos Ayres. Weekly review. Sociedad Rural Argentina, Buenee Ayres. Annals and other publications. Zeballos, Estanisbao S., Buenos Ayres. La agricultura y la concurrencia uni- versal en ambas Americas. GROUP 84. Abadie Jose, Coronel Pringles, Buenes Ayres. French wheat Aberasturi, Miguel, Coronel Dorrego. Buenos Ayres. Ruso wlieat Acevedo Ramos, Juan A. de. General Al- varado, Buenos Ayres. Peanuts. Adalo, Justiniano, Santa Fe. Linseed. Adant, Jorge, Guaini, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. 148 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Aduriz, Joaquin, Pringles, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Agmaga, Julian, Iriondo, Santa Fe. Lin- seed. Agricultural College, Villa Casilda, San ta Fe. Rye, wheat, oats, barley and linseeed Agricultural College, San Juan. Samples of cereals and rye grass. Agricultural College, Parana, Entre Rios. Castor seed and sugar cane. Aicardi, Pedro, San Martin, Santa Fe. Wheat. Alacio, Jose, San Pedro, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Albarello, Juan, Lincoln, Buenos Ayres. Oats Alberdi, Juan J., Coronel Suarez, Bue- nos Ayres. Oats and rye grass. Albeverio, Vicente, Giles, Buenos Ayres, Wheat. Albizu Juan, Laprida, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Albore, Vicente, Buenos Ayres. Lin- seed. Alessio, C, Mrs., Castellanos, Santa Fe. Wheat. Alisio, Antonio, San Cristobal, Santa Fe. Wheat. Alonso Vicente, Las Garzas. Santa Fe. Peanuts and beans. Alsina, A., Baradero, Buenos Ayres. Corn Alvarez Bros., Chacabuco, Buenos Ayres. Oats, wheat Ambroggio Juan, Marcos Juarez, Cor- doba. Lucern. Andreu & Labro, Chivilcoy, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Andrea, A., San Justo, Cordoba. Wheat. Angelini, B., Parana, Entre Rios. Wheat. Antenelli, Pablo, San Nicholas, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Antuna, P. and N., Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Linseed, wlieat. Arana, Juan B., Pergamino, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Arece Francisco, Adolfo Alsina, Buenos Ayres. Wheat Arnando Francisco, San Justo, Santa Fe. Birdseed. Arzeno, F. B., General Villegas, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Avalle Bros., Genera Villegas, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Ayarragaray & Gowland, Gowland, Bue- nos Ayres. Wheat. Ayraudo Bros., Castellanos, Santa Fe. Linseed. Babich, Isaack Villaguay, Entre Rios. Linseed. Badollotti, Martin, San Lorenzo, Santa Fe. Linseed, wheat. Balari, Juan, Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Linseed. Balbi Bros., Santiago, Junin. Wheat. Balestrasse, S., Junin, Buenos Ayres. Rye , Ballaco, Luis, San Nicolas, Buenos! Ayres. Wheat. Balleto & Bidart, San Pedro, Buenos' Ayres. Wheat. Balnidon, B. G., Trenque Lauquen,! Buenos Ayres. Lucern. : Balvidanes, B. S., Trenque Lauquen.l Buenos Ayres. Wheat. | Bancalari, Juan C. & Co., City of Buenosi Aj'-res. Bran, shorts and pollards i Barateabal & Ciraco, Loberia, Buenos! Ayres. Oats, wheat ] Barbero, Bernardo, Iriondo, Santa Fe.' Barbero Carlos, Matanza, Buenos Ayresj Wheat ! Barbero, Pablo, Gral Pinto, Buenos: Ayres. Wheat. { Barbeti Bros., Caseros, Santa Fe. Wheat. ! Barbich, Jorge, Baradero, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. ( Barbieri, Jose, Pergamino, Buenos Ayres.i Wheat. I Barboti, Augustin, San Cristobal, Santai Fe. Wheat , Barcelo Julio A., Ranch, Buenos A3rres.{ Barley and corn Bardengo, L., Gral Pinto, Buenos Ayres Wheat. Barra, J., Castellanos, Santa Fe. Wheat Baroni, David, San Justo, Santa Fe Wheat. Barreneche Juan N., General Lamadrid Buenos Aj^res. Oats Barrio, Miguel, Gral. Belgrano, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Barres, Miguel, Gral. Belgrano, Buenof Aj'res. Linseed. Barrale, Vicente, Castellanos, Santa Fe Wheat. Bartola Pedro, 3 Arriba, Cordoba. Wheat Bartolino Bros., San Martin, Santa Fe Wheat and linseed. Bartomer Felix, 25 de Mayo, Buenoi AA'res. Wheat Basilico Juan, La Capital, Santa Fe Corn Bassi, Pedro, Uruguay, Entre Rios. Lin^ seed. Bassi Bros., Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Lin seed. Bassi Bros., La Flora, Buenos Ayres Wheat. Battilaiia Antonio, City of Bueno:] Ayres. Bran, sharps and pollard _ Battilana Enrique and Eduardo, City 0 Buenos Ayres. Bran, shorts and pol lard ARGENTINE. 149 ;ducco, Domingo, Las Colonias, Santa e. Wheat. idino, Ambrosi, San Martin, Santa Fe. /heat. iman, J. B., Union, Cordoba. Wheat. iman Bros., Union, Cordoba. Lin- ;ed. ■ona & Ferrazzini, Drysdale, Cordoba. /heat. anelle Pedro, Bahia Blanca, Buenos yres. Wheat upuy, Juan, Caseros, Santa Fe. /heat. loni, Alejandro, San Antonio de reco. Buenos Aj^res. Linseed. I, E. E., Halsey, Buenos Ayres. /heat. lo, Antonio, Bragado, Buenos Ayres. /heat. trame, Alfredo, Belgrano, Buenos .yres. Wheat. ivenuto, Diego Bros. & Co., Marcas uarez, Cordoba. Wheat, tossi & Oldani, Las Colonias, Santa e. Wheat. gamasco Bros., Las Colonias, Santa e. Linseed. nhard, B., Alvear, Cordoba. Wheat, lyre, Martin, Saavedra, Buenos Ayres. V'heat. rdo, Antonio, Lincoln, Buenos Ayres. i^heat. nchi, Juan, Gral. Pinto, Buenos Ay- es. Wheat. nconi, Jose, Constitucion, Buenos .yres. Wheat. iglio, Jorge, Nogya, Buenos Ayres. VHieat. :hatoy Alejo, Colon, Entre Rios. Vheat and cnrn :k Juan, La Capital, Santa Fe. Wheat ianoch Pedro, Rosario, Santa Fe. iirdseed ;ro, A. & B., San Justo, Cordoba. Lin- eed. sro, Maria Vallarino de, Chacabuco, 'ordoba. Wheat. shatael. Alejo, Colon, Entre Rios. linseed. til Augusto, Union, Cordoba. Wheat nd linseed lamperti, Juan, La Capital, Santa Fe. linseed. Isa de Cereales, Rosario, Santa Fe. Vheat. oats, and turnips laluza Bros., Bragado, Buenos Ayres. inseed. letti, Jose, Bahia Blanca, Buenos -yres. Linseed. lino, Bartolo, Las Colonias, Santa Fe. inseed, lifacio, E., Bonifacio, Buenos Ayres. /heat. Bonino, E., Bonifacio, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Bonorino, A., Pirovano, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Bonorino, A., General Pinto, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Bonzo, Bautista, Gral. Pinto. Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Boretto Bros., Castellanos, Santa Fe. Linseed. Bosch & Tarrau, San Geronimo, Santa Fe. Wheat. Bosgue, Salvador, Iriondo, Santa Fe. W'heat. Botta, N. & Bros., San Justo, Santa Fe. Linseed. Bouvier, D., Pehuajo, Santa Fe. Wheat. Bouchard, Julio, Gualeguaychu, Entre Rios. Wheat Bovattiny Anacleto, Rojas, Buenos Ayres. Linseed Braida Bros., San Cristobal, Santa Fe. Linseed. Brimkmann, Seeber & Botturi Compan- ies, San Justo, Cordoba. Linseed. Bridorolle, Angel, Rio Cuarto, Cordoba. Wheat. Briolini Marcos, Colonia Benitez Chaco. Cotton seed Brown, J. A., Pinto, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Broggi Jose, Pehuajo, Buenos Ayres. ^^■lleat Brusa, Juan, Rio Segundo, Cordoba. Linseed, wheat. Bruno & Co., Union, Cordoba. Wheat. Budin F., Union, Cordoba. Wheat. Bueyo, Carlos A., Parana. Entre Rios. Linseed. Buffa, Inocencio & Bros., San Isidro, En- tre Rios. Wheat. Bunge & Born, Las Colonias, Santa Fe. W^ieat, linseed. Burlon Pedro, Coronel Pringles, Buenos Ayres. Wheat Bursa Juan, Guamini Buenos Ayres. Oats Busso, Salvador, Lincoln, Buenos Ayres. Wheat, linseed. Buzzoni, U., Belgrano, Santa Fe. Lin- seed. Buzzoni U., Belgrano, Buenos Ayres. Rye Caballero, Pedro, Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Wheat. Cabrini, Luis, Iriondo, Santa Fe. Lin- seed. Caglieri, Sebastion, Castellanos, Santa Fe. Linseed. Calaldi, Antonio, Tercero Abajo, Cor- doba. Linseed, wheat. Calandrelli, Silvestre, Lujan, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. 150 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Caletti, Andres, Giles, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Caletti, Juan, Tercero Abajo, Cordoba. Wheat. Calvo & Cobo, Carlos Casares, Cordoba. Wheat. Campi, Luis, Diamante, Entre Rios. Wheat. Canas, Juan, Colonia Canas, Santa Fe. Wheat. Canepa, Lazaro, Quilmes, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Cano Roberto, Merlo, Buenos Ayres. Oats Capdeville Alfonso, General Lagos, Pam- pa Central. Liiccrn. Capeletti, Luis, Reconquista, Santa Fe. Linseed. Capitini, Siro, Lincoln, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Capoduro Bros., Belgrano, Santa Fe. Wheat Caramelino, Antonio, M. Juarez, Cor- doba. Linseed. Carignano, F., San Justo, Cordoba. Wheat, linseed. Carlomagno Bros., Union, Cordoba. Wheat. Carnevale Domingo, La Capital, Santa Fe. Birdseed Carra, Atilio, Tercero Abajo, Cordoba. Wheat. Carrera Jose, Chivilcoy, Buenos Ayres. Linseed Carreras Jose, General Lopez, Santa Fe. Wheat, birdseed, linseed Casey, B., Lujan, Buenos Ayres. Lin- seed. Casares, Carlos M., Bolivar, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. > Castagnino & Fulchi, City of Buenos Ayres. Bran, sharps and pollard Castellanos Juan Jose. Candelaria, Salta. Beans Castex Madariaga F., Tandil, Buenos Ayres. Wheat, corn Catac, Jose, Parana, Entre Rios. Wheat. Caudra, Amadeo de la Cnel, Pringles. Buenos Ayres. Wheat Caurrieres Emilio, Catamarca. Barley Cayassiah, Cipriano, Saavedra, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Cedermay Luis, Parana, Entre Rios. Linseed Celetti, Andres, Giles, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Cerano, Jose, Iriondo, Santa Fe. Wheat. Ceriale Viggiolo & Co., City of Buenos Ayres. Pollards, bran and sharps Charles, Enrique, San Carlos Sud, Santa Fe. Linseed, wheat Chavarria P., Candelaria, Salta. Corn Chervaz, Isidoro, Baradero, Buenos, Ayres. Wheat. ' Chiabone, Luis, Rosario Tala, Entrf] Rios. Linseed. , Chieroni Fabiano, La Capital, Santa Fe; Linseed > Chiesa 3c Modachini, Lincoln, BuenosI Ayres. Linseed. i ChUlado, Genta & Co., Bolivar, Buenoi' Ayres. Wheat, barley. Chixmi, Antonio, San Justo, Santa Fe; Linseed. , Cima Roberto, Colon, Buenos Ayres Birdseed i Cibori, Angel, Quilmes, Buenos Ayresj Wheat. I Ciema, Roberto, Colon, Buenos Ayres Wheat, linseed. : Ciani, F., Nueve de Julio, Buenos Ayresi Wheat. ' Closs, A., Bonifacio, Buenos Ayresi Turnip. j Cloke, Jose, San Antonio de Giles, Hue nos Ayres. Wheat. j Cocco, Antonio, Rio 4° Cordoba. Wheat Coelho, R. S., Constitution, Santa FeJ Linseed i Coll Jorge, Dorrego, Buenos Ayresi Corn. I Colli P., Bahia Blanca, Buenos Ayresi Barley Colli, v., Bahia Blanca, Buenos Ayres; Ayres. Wheat, barley Colomba, Fernando, San Carlos Norte: Santa Fe. Linseed. Colonia Piaggio, San Jeronimo, Santa F< Linseed "Colonia, San Normando," San Martini Santa Fe. Linseed. Coloredo, Jose, Trenque Lauquen, Bue nos Ayres. Wheat. Colombo, Simon, Diamante, Entre Rios Wheat. Colonelli, E. & Co., Buenos Ayres. Oils Compania de Estancias y Propiedades San Martin, Santa Fe. Linse'cd Corleto & Co., San Pedro, Buenos Ayres Barley Coumeres Emilio, Pilar, Buenos Ayres Oats Corvetto, Angel, Solon, Entre Rioi Wheat. Cosetti, Felipe, Belgrano, Santa Fe. Lin seed. Crespo, Miguel, Bolivar, Buenos Ayres Wheat. Cribbes Jorge, Azul, Buenos Ayre: Corn Crosa Bros., 9 de Julio, Buenos Ayre; Wheat. Crosetti Felipe, Belgrano, Santa F< Wheat ARGENTINE. 151 Zuire, Juan, 25 de Mayo, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. ;;ursack Joaquin, Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Corn [Jurti, Angel, Castellanos, Santa Fe. Wheat. Daga Jose, Caseros, Santa Fe. Wheat Dalmasso, Bartolo, San Martin, Santa Fe. Linseed. D'Ambrosio, Antonio, Trenque Lauquen, Buenos A)-res. Wheat. !)assoli Pedro, Giles, Buenos Ayres. Oats Davincenci, Pascual, San Martin, Santa Fe. Wheat. Debellio, Alfonso, San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. De Horenzi, Victorio, San Martin, Santa Fe. Wheat. Del Piano & Lucas, City of Buenos Ayres. Brans, sharps and pollards Del Vigo, Luis, Bragado, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. De La Riestra, General Pinto, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. De Lorenzi, Victorio, San Martin, Santa Fe. Wheat. Delfino, A., Toro, Buenos Ayres. Lin- seed. De La Barrera, Jose M., Chivilcoy, Bue- nos Ayres. Wheat. Demarchi, Antonio, Pilar, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Demarchi, A,, San Martin, Santa Fe. Wheat. Demarchi, Antonio, Pilar, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Depetres Bros., Gral. Pinto, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. De Pecchi, Cayetano, 3 Arroyos, Buenos Ayres. WHieat. Depetres Bros., Gral. Pinto, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Devoto, Balbiana & Co., Monte, Santa Fe. Wheat. Devoto, Juan, Jr., Gral. Sarmiento, Bue- nos Ayres. Linseed. Devoto, Juan, Jr., 9 de Julio, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Devoto, Balbiana & Co., Suipacha, Bue- nos Ayres. Bird seed, linseed. Devoto Balbiani & Co., Olascoaga, Bue- nos Ayre^. Oats 3iaz, Juan F., Pehuajo, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Dical Julio, Chacabuco, Buenos Ayres. Barley i)igiorgio Bros., Excion. de la Cruz, Bue- nos Ayres. Linseed. Dillon, Patricio B., San Andres de Giles, Buenos Ayres. Linseed, corn Dinario Miguel Angel, Balcarce, Buenos Ayres. Turnip Dorao, Mateo, Capital, Santiago del Es- ter. Wheat. Dovis, Bautista, San Justo, Santa Fe. Linseed. Doxe Juan, Baradero, Buenos Ayres. Birdseed Drabble Bros., Villegas, Santa Fe. Wheat. Dreyfus, Passo, Santa Fe. Wheat. Dreizigacker, Felipe, Parana, Entre Rios. Linseed. Drovetta, Jose, San Martin, Santa Fe. Wheat. Ducerre Jose, Lujan, Buenos Ayres. Birdseed Ducione & Ferrari, O'Higgins, Buenos Ayres. WHieat. Dumont P., Chascomus, Buenos Ayres. Beans. Duqui, H., San Pedro, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Eizmendi, Miguel, Rio 3° Arriba, Cordo- ba. Wiieat. Ekell, E., Halsey, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Elena, Juan, Colon, Cordoba. Wheat. Elorriaga, Agustin, A. Alsina, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. EUiff Huberto,Chacabuco, Buenos Ayres. Wheat Escudero Bros., Laboulaye, Cordoba. Wheat. Estebe, S. & Bro., Pehuajo, Cordoba. Wheat. Estanguet, Pedro, Laboulaye, Cordoba. Linseed, wheat, Estanguet & Salaberry, Juarez Celman, Cordoba. Wheat. Estrada, Francisco, San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Establecimiento Colastine de Ledesma. San Jeronimo, Santa Fe. Wheat Estancia "Los Corrales," Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Linseed "Etancia y Colonias Curamalan" Society,' Cnel. Suarez, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Etchart, P., Sarmiento, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Fabriz, Antonio, San Justo, Santa Fe. Linseed. Fachili Juan, Rojas, Buenos Ayres. Bird- seed Facio, D., Junin, Santa Fe. Wheat. Falcone, Carlos, Caseros, Santa Fe. Linseed. Fardella, Juan, Caseros, Santa Fe. Wheat. Favre, E. & I., Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Linseed. Favre, Fernando, Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Wheat. Felcaro, Antonio, San Geronimo, Santa Fe. Linseed. 152 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Fernandez Celestino, General Villegas, Buenos Ayres. Lucern Fernandez Pedro, Coronel Vidal, Buenos Ayres. Corn Ferrero, Miguel, Castellanos, Santa Fe. Wheat. Ferrurex, Pio, Juarez Celman, Cordoba. Wheat. Ferrero, Santiago, J Celman, Cordoba. Wheat. Ferrrera, Roque, 3 Abajo, Cordoba. Wheat. Figari & Camarero, Lincoln, Buenos Ayres. W-heat. Fiorito & Co., San Pedro, Buenos Ayres. Wlicat. Fonatti, Giovanini, San Cristobal, Santa Fe. Wheat. Fondebila Jose, General Belerano, Bue- nos Ayres. T.inseed Fondevila & Espanol, San Geronimo, Santa Fe. Linseed. Fonda, M., Monte, Santa Fe. Wheat. Foos, Pedro, San Justo, Santa Fe. Wheat. Fourcade, Domingo, Union, Cordoba. Linseed, wheat. Francioni Francisco, San Martin, Santa Fe. Linseed Franco Romulo, Trenque Lauquen, Bue- nos Ayres. Wlieat. Franzosi, Jose, Rojas, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Fraser, J., Nueve de Julio, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Fraticcelli, Jose, Concordia, Entre Rios. Linseed. Fremery, L., F. Madero, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Fucal, Manuel, Diamante, Entre Rios. Wheat. Gabetto, Felix, San Martin, Santa Fe. Linseed. Gago, Agustin, Carmen de Areco, Santa Fe. Wheat. Gaido, Lorenzo, San Martin, Santa Fe. Wheat. Galoppo, Cesar, Castellanos, Santa Fe. Wheat. Galli, Domingo, Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Wlieat. Galizzi, Juan & Bro., Nogoya, Entre Rios. Wheat, linseed. Galope, Corse, Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Linseed. Ga^^dini. Francisco, Castellanos, Santa Fe. WHieat. Garcia, Dario, Cnel. Dorrego, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Garcia, Juan, San Martin, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Garabano, Juan, g de Julio, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Garre Esteban, Trenque Lauquen, Bue- nos Ayres. Wheat Gaston Bros., Gral. Lopez, Santa Fe. Wheat, linseed. Gedds Bros., Coronel Pringles, Buenos Ayres. Wheat Genoud, Benvenuto, Martelli & Co., Pilar, Buenos Ayres. W'heat. Geschwind Jorge C, San Martin, Santa Fe. Wheat Ghione, Jose, San Martin, Santa Fe. WHieat, linseed. Ghezzi, Leopoldo, Castellanos, Santa Fe. Wheat. Gianello & Bettarel, Gualeguay, Entre Rios. Wheat Gianello & Bettarel, Gualeguay, Entre Rios. Linseed. Giacosa, Lorenzo, San Geronimo, Santa Fe. Linseed, wheat. Gicco, Jose, San Geronimo, Santa Fe. Wheat. Gicco & Sons, Diamante, Entre Rios. Linseed. Gicco, Ceasre, Diamante, Entre Rios. Wheat. Gieco Cesar, Diamante, Entre Rios. WHieat Giecco, Segundo, Diamante, Entre Rios. Linseed. Ginocchio, Etcheverry & Co., Lamadrid, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Giroldi & Nano, Constitucion, Santa Fe. Wheat, linseed. Giraud G., Colonia Piaggio, Santa Fe. Wheat Giudici Bautista, Iriondo, Santa Fe. Linseed Giuliano Batista, General Lopez, Santa Fe. Linseed Godino, Pedro, Castellanos, Santa Fe. Wheat, linseed. Godio, Angel, Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Linseed. Goldaracena N., Gualeguaychu, Entre Rios. Wheat Gondini, Luis, Castellanos, Santa Fe. Wheat. Goni J., Berutti, Buenos Ayres. Barley Gonzalez Moyano A., Copo i Santiago del Fstero. Wheat Gonzales, Jose, Trenque Lauquen, Bue- nos .'\yres. Wheat. Gordolich, Pedro, Rosario, Santa Fe. Linseed. Gorospe, Antonio, San Nicolas, Buenos Ayres. Linseed Gorosito & Melquiades, Juarez, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Gotte, Francisco. Parana, Entre Rios. Wheat. Gravius, Julio, Gral. Villegas, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. ARGENTINE. 153 Jreslebin, E., 25 de Mayo, Buenos Ayres. Oafs Jreslebin, E., Gral. Uriburu, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. irittini, C, Saladillo, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Iriffa, F. & J., Castellanos, Santa Fe. Wheat, linseed. Iroezinger Bros., San Martin, Santa Fe. Linseed, wheat. irun, Federico, Parana, Entre Rios. Linseed. ischwind, E., San Carlos Sud, Entre Rios. Wheat. luanziroti Luis, Guamini, Buenos Ayres. Linseed iuglielmone, Jose, San Justo, Santa Fe. Linseed. tuglielmone, Jose, San Justo, Entre Rios. Linseed. lugielmone, Pedro, San Justo, Santa Fe. Linseed. luraya, Ignacio, San Lorenzo, Santa Fe. Wheat. juraya, Ignacio, Carcarana, Santa Fe. Linseed. labegger Juan O., Baradero, Buenos Ayres. Sun flower. laimes, Hermanos, Tucumian, Rice leiggines, H., Cambaceres, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. lelmbold, Gustavo, Las Colonias, Santa Fe, Wheat, linseed, birdseed lam, Patricio, Chiclana, Santa Fe. Wheat. lampson, Juan, Bahia Blanca, Santa Fe. Wheat. lernandez, Ramon, San Nicolas, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. lerramuspe, Juan, Uruguay, Entre Rios. Wheat. iidoy Miguel, Rauch, Buenos Ayres. Corn loffer, Juan, San Lorenzo, Santa Fe. Wheat. ioffman, Maximo, Gral. Lamadrid, Santa Fe. Wheat. iooe Roberto, San Lorenzo, Santa Fe. Lin-^eed lofstaetter, Pablo, Diamante, Entre Rios. Wheat. luguenet, Marta de. Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Linseed, wheat. accuzzi. Lino, Reconquista, Santa Fe. Linseed. beinych, G., Reconquista, Santa Fe. Wheat. digjoras Bros., San Pedro, Buenos Ayres. Corn rizar, G. & Bro., Pergamino, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. ssa & Diaz, Pehuajo, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Iturbe, Juan, Union, Cordoba. Linseed, luradey, Francisco, Bragado, Cordoba. Wheat. Jauregui P. V., Bayauca, Buenos Ayers. Oats Jauregui, P. & V. Jauregui, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Jauregui, P. & V., Trenque Lauquen, Buenos Ayres. WHieat. Jeonney F. J., Adolfo Alsina, Buenos Ayres. Wheat Kenny, Enrique & Co., La Forcada, San- ta Fe. Turnip. Ketta, Juan, Coronel, Suarez, Santa Fe. Wheat. Kober, J. W. de Parana, Entre Rios. Wheat. Kuker, A., Rufino, Cordoba. Wheat. Kunn, Juan, Parana, Entre Rios. Wheat. Labourcaux, Alejandro, Lujan, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Laforcada, Francisco, Junin, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Lagor G., Santiago del Estero. Peas Lanfranco, P., Iriondo, Santa Fe. Wheat. Lanfranchi, B. H., San Justo, Cordoba. Wheat. Lanusse, P. & A., San Jose, Cordoba. Wheat. Lanquet, Luis, Gral. Pinto, Buenos Ayres. Wheat Lanusse, P. A., Buenos Ayres. Barley Larden, Enrique N., Gral. Lopez, Santa Fe. Linseed, wheat. Lascaray, L., Laboulaye, Cordoba. Wheat. Lataluna, Rafael, Guamini, Cordoba. Wheat. Laupureiz Bernardo, Las Flores, Buenos Ayres. Beans Laurence Juan F., Villarino, Buenos Ayres. Wheat Lavalle Ricardo, Loberia, Buenos Ayres. Oats and rye grass Lazzarino, Felix, Gral. Lopez, Santa Fe. Linseed. Ledesma Bros., San Geronimo, Santa Fe. Wheat Lertora, G., Bonifacio, Santa Fe. Wheat. Lertora G., Kanki, Pampa Central. Oats Lett Guillermo, Adolfo Alsina, Buenos Ayres. Wheat Lieber, Juan, San Geronimo, Santa Fe. Wheat. Litre, Juan, Saavedra, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Lingua, Antonio, San Cristobal, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Llamas Antonio de, Santa Ana Misiones. Corn Llorenas, Baldomero, San Cristobal, Buenos Ayres. Turnip. 154 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Llomurini, Bartolo, Quilmes, Buenos Ayres. yVlieat. Llomurini & Co., Quilmes, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Lodigiana, Luis, Gral. Belgrano, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Lopez, Pedro, Cnel. Dorrego, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Lopez, Mariano, Bragado, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Lopez, Antonio, Carmen de Areco, Bue- nos Ayres. Linseed. Lopez Mariano, Bragado, Buenos Ayres. Wheat ,.„ „ Loustouret Isidro E., Saladillo, Buenos Ayres. Wheat Lovato, A., La Capital, Santa Fe. Wheat. Lovero, Bernardo, Parana, Entre Rios. Wheat. Lowengard & Co., Los Toldos, Santa Fe. Wheat. Lucas, San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Avres. Linseed. Lucione & Ferrari, San Pedro, Buenos Avres. Wheat. Lucione & Ferrari, Giles, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Lucione & Ferrari, Gral. Sarmiento, Bue- nos Ayres. Wheat. Lucione & Ferrari, Cucullu, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Ludi, Juan, Parana, Entre Rios. Lin- seed. Lucero Cruz, Cordoba. Popcorn Luna D., Loreto, Santiago del Estero Wheat Lurig Federico, La Capital, Santa Fe. Linseed Lurro, Pedro & Sons, Villarino, Buenos Ayres. Linseed, wheat, oats Madler, Pedro, Gral. Lamadrid, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Madio, Vicente, Iriondo, Santa Fe. Lin- seed. Maderna, Mauro, Excion. de la Cruz, Santa Fe. Linseed. Madou, Pedro G., Chivilcoy, Santa Fe. Wheat. Magin, Juan M., Colon, Entre Rios. Lin- seed. Maggi, P. S., Lincoln, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Mahom, Miguel, Constitucion, Santa Fe. • Linseed. Maldonado, Solomon, Gral. Lopez, Santa Fe. Wheat, linseed. Malleres, Agustin, Concordia, Entre Rios. Peanuts. Mandril, S., San Cristobal, Santa Fe. Linseed, wheat. Maneto, F., Chacabuco, Buenos Ayres. Corn. Maradona, F., San Martin, Mendoza. Wheat. Marconi, A., Trenque Lauquen, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Marcenaro, Lorenzo, Ranch, Buenos Ayres. Corn. Marega, Juan, Reconquista, Santa Fe. Peanuts. Marell T., La Flora, Mendoza. Wheat. Marquetti, Antonio, Las Colonias. Santa Fe. Wheat. Martinez, C, Chacabuco, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Martearena, Thomas, Castelli, Buenos Ayres. Corn. Martinelli, Andres, Colon, Cordoba. Popcorn. Martinez, Manuel, Marcos Paz, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Martinez, Ramon, Gral. Villegas, Buenos Ayres. Wheat, linseed. Mariescurrena, Juan, Gral. Villegas, Bue- nos Ayres. Wheat. Marelli, Antonio, San Justo, Buenos Avres. Wheat. Marqui, Cirilo, Rosario Tala, Entre Rios. Wheat. Marconi, A., Arrecifes, Entre Rios. Bird seed. Martin, Maria D. de, Uruguay, Entre Rios. Wheat. Marensi, Antonio, Gral. Lopez, Santa Fe. Linseed. Massoni Pablo, Lujan, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Mateo, Doras, Capital, Santiago del Es- tero. Corn. Mattia Bros., Rio Segundo, Cordoba. Wheat. Maupas, Juan, 9 de Julio, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Mauro, Luis, Col Irigoyen, Santa l-e. Wheat. Maxit, Julio, Colon, Entre Rios. Lucern and birdseed. May, Juan, Rojas, Santa Fe. Wheat. Mayrini, Francisco, Rio 4° Cardoba. Wheat. Mazzoni, Jose, San Justo. Santa Fe. Birdseed. Mehaca, Francisco, San Lorenzo, banta Fe. Linseed. Mendez, Jose M., Carhue, Santa te. Wheat. . _ ^^ Mendizabal, Antonio, Junin, Buenos Avres Wheat. „ Mefchen, Carlos, Castellanos, Santa i-e. Linseed. Mereoela Angel, San Isidro, Buenos Avres. Oats. Merlo, Diego, Sucession of. Trenque Lauquen, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. ARGENTINE. 155 Midici, Angel, Iriondo, Santa Fe. Wheat and linseed. Miganne, Julian, Cnel. Pringles, Santa Fe. Wheat. Miguens, J., Chascomus, Buenos Ayres. Peas. Mileri, Natalio, Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Wheat. Mina Bros., Castellanos, Santa Fe. Lin- seed and wheat. Minerdi, Alejandro, Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Wheat. Mollard, A., Guanaco, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Mondino, Domingo, San Martin, Santa Fe. Linseed. Monteverde, Jose, San Pedro, Buenos Ayres, Linseed. Moras, Emilio N., San Pedro, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Moras, Emilio V., 25 de Mayo, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Moreno, Felix, Ojo de Agua, Santiago del Estero. Corn. Moriena, Bautista, Iriondo, Santa Fe. Wheat. Mortinelli, Lino, Rio Cuarto, Cordoba. Linseed. Motta, Carlos, Colon, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Motto, Angel, Villa Constitucion, Santa Fe. Wheat. Murature Saenz & Co., Chacabuco, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Murature Saenz & Co., Suipacha, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Murature Saenz & Co., 9 de Julio, Buenos .^yres. Turnip. Mueller, Juan, Garay, Buenos Ayres. Peanuts. Musso, Jose, Perganimo, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Nacinveni Bros., San Antonio de Giles, Buenos Ayres. Wheat and linseed. National Commission, Buenos Ayres. Peanuts, Navarro, J., Lincoln, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Negri, Cayetano, Nogoya, Entre Rios. Wheat. Negro, Lorenzo, San Martin, Santa Fe. Linseed. Nicola, Enrique, Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Linseed. Nieto, Braulio, Giles, Santa Fe. Wheat. Noboa, N. G., Saladillo, Buenos Ayres. Oats. Noeueras & Abalos, Madero, Santa Fe. Wheat. Nogueras & Abalos, Mercedes, Buenos Ayres. Turnip. Nogueras, Y. Abalos, F., Madero, Bue- nos Ayres. Oats. Novello, E., Lodesma, Cordoba. Wheat. Nozeda, Luis, La Capital, Santa Fe. Wheat. Nunez, Perpetuo, Azul, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Oberti, Juan, Junin, Buenos Ayres. Bird- seed. Oberto, Bautista, Iriondo, Santa Fe. Wheat. Odi, Cirilo, Gral. Villegas, Santa Fe. Wheat. Ojea & Garcia, San Antonio, Buenos Ayres. Oats. Ojea & Garcia, Nueve de Julio, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Ojea & Garcia, Passo, Santa Fe. Wheat. Ojea & Garcia, Costa, Santa Fe. Turnip. Ojea & Garcia, Mercedes, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Olaechea & Azpiri, Gral. Lopez, Santa Fe. Linseed. Olivero Bros., Castellanos, Santa Fe. Linseed. Olivo, Pasquale R., Castellanos, Santa Fe. Wheat. Olivera, Carlos C, Necochea, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Olivera, Carlos C. & Sons, Necochea, Buenos Ayres, Wheat. Olivieri Bros., San Pedro, Buenos Ayres. Corn. Olivo, Pasquale & Co., Castellanos, Santa Fe. Linseed. Oneto, Miguel, City of Buenos Ayres, Sharps, bran and pollards. Oneto & Gallino, City of Buenos Ayres. Sharps, brans and pollards. Oneto, R. & Co., City of Buenos Ayres. Brans and pollards. Orcoyen, Castanos & Co., Alem, Santa Fe. Wheat. Orcoyen, Castanos & Co., Buenos Ayres. Turnip and birdseed. Ormaechela Bros., 9 de Julio, Buenos Ayres Wheat Orsetto E., Rosario, Santa Fe. Linseed. Ortiz, Alberto, Chivilcoy, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Ortiz, Emilio D., San Martin, Buenos Aj^res. Rye, Ortiz, Emilio D., Rosario, Santa Fe. Wheat. Ortiz, Bartolome, Gral. Pinto, Santa Fe. Wheat. Otamendi, Martin, Victoria, Entre Rios. Linseed. Otamendi, Ricardo, Maipu, Buenos Ayres. Corn. Mrs. Ovalle & Bro., San Martin, Santa Fe. Linseed. Pagassano & Podesta, Carlos Keen, Bue- nos Ayres. Bird-seed. 156 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Palacios Bros., Alberti, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Pala, Francisco, Chacabuco, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Palacios Bros., Carhue, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Paladini, Luis, Caseros, Santa Fe. Lin- seed. Panadero, Nicasio, Trenque Lauquen, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Parada & Alvarez, Chacabuco, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Pasquetti, Luis, San Lorenzo, Santa Fe. Wlieat. Pasetti, Ernesto, Gualeguaychu, Entre Rios. Linseed. Pautasso, Pedro, Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Wheat. Paz Maximo, Constitucion, Santa Fe. Wlieat. Peattine, Rodolfo, 3 Abajo, Cordoba. Wheat. Pegasano & Podesta, Bayauca, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Pegas, Feliberto, Perganimo, Buenos Ay- res. Linseed. Pegaz, Francisco, Pergamino, Buenos Ayres. Birdseed. Pegaz, Francisco, Pergamino. Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Pelaez Bros, French, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Peluffo, Angel, Buenos Ayres. Beans. Penatti, Carlos, Nogoya, Entre Rios. • Wheat. Penatti, Carlos, Nogoya, Entre Rios. Turnips. Pera, P. C, Oral. Pinto, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Perazzolo, Juan, Junin, Buenos Ayres. Oats. Pereda, Celedonio, Trenque Lauquen, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Peralta, Felix, San Jeronimo, Santa Fe. Wheat. Pereyra, Leonardo, 3 Arroyos, Buenos .^yres. Birdseed. Perez Bros., Coronel Dorrego, Buenos .'Xyres. Wheat. Pericas, Vicente, General Lopez, Santa Fe. Wlieat. Peretta, Felix, San Geronimo, Sante Fe. Linseed. Perez, Juan, San Andres de Giles, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Perez, B. R., Carmen de Areco, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Petigreco, Ricardo, Bahia Blanca, Bue- nos Ayres. Wheat. Perna, Juan, General Villegas, Buenos Ayrc^. Linseed. Perna & Romagnoli, General Villegas, Buenos Avres. Wheat. Perrin, Luis, Coronel Vidal. Corn. Pettigrew, Ricardo, Bahia Blanca, Bue- nos Ayres. Barley. Pfeiffer, Santiago, Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Wheat. Piano, Mateo, Castellanos, Santa Fe. Wheat. Piano, Bernardo, Castellanos, Santa Fe. Linseed. Pickenstain, Juan, Rio Cuarto, Cordoba. Linseed. Piccoloto, Mateo, Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Wheat. Picassi, Santiago, San Martin, Santa Fe. Linseed. Pidesti, Eugenio, Rosario, Santa Fe. Linseed. Pierrot, Jose, Iriondo, Santa Fe. Wheat. Pierini, Pablo, Castellanos, Santa Fe. Linseed. Pighin, Bautista, Castellanos, Santa Fe. Linseed. Piggini, Angel, Pilar, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Pinaguy, Juan B., Laprida, Buenos /Vyr'es. Wheat. Pinasco, Juan, Caseros, Santa Fe. Lin- seed. Pinares, Juan, Caseros, Santa Fe. Wheat. Pirovano Bros., Castellanos, Santa Fe. WHieat. linseed. Porta Bros., San Pedro, Buenos Ayres. Corn. Porta Bros., San Pedro, Buenos Ayres. Linseed, turnip. Pozzi, F., Mercedes, Buenos Ayres. Turnip. Prass, Cristobal, Parana, Entre Rios. Wheat. Primo, Miguel, Nogoya, Entre Rios. •Wheat, linseed. Priori, Carmen, Bolivar, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Quintana, Adolfo, Javi, Jujuy. Beans and barlev. Racca, S. Bros., Tercero Arriba, Cor- doba. Linseed, wheat. Raimondi, Felix, San Geronimo, Santa Fe. Linseed. Raimodi, Felix, San Jeronimo, Santa Fe. Wheat. Ralero, Lorenzo, Diamante, Entre Rios. Linseed. Ramsay, T. R., Saforcada, Buenos Ayres. Turnips. Ramsay, General Villegas, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Ranno, Maria D. de. Diamante, Santa Fe. Linseed. Rascougnet Bros., Tandil, Santa Fe. Wheat. Rascaugnet Bros., Tandil, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. ARGENTINE. 157 Rebalfo, Juan, Bragado, Buenos Ayres. Oats. Refretto, Jose, Chivilcoy, Entre Rios. Wheat. Reffino, Albino E., Parana, Entre Rios. Linseed, wheat. Reser, Juan, Gral. Lamadrid, Entre Rios. Wheat. Restelli, Jose, Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Wheat. Rey, Paulino, Bolivar, Buenos Ayres. Oats. Ridiero, Francisco, Caseros, Santa Fe. Wheat and linseed. Rincon, Tiburcio, Coronel Suarez, Entre Rios. Wlieat. Risso, Luis, La Plata, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Rivero, Francisco, Gral Villegas, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Riveros, F., Zarate, Buenos Ayres. Lin- seed. Rizzi, Miguel, 25 de Mayo, Buenos Ayres. Wlieat. Rizzieri Manni Bros., Reconquista, Santa Fe. Linseed. Robledo, A., Pilar, Buenos Ayres. Lin- seed. Rodriguez, Domingo E., 3 Arroyos, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Romagnoli, Celeste, General Villegas, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Roscelli, Jose, Merlo, Santa Fe. Wheat. Roscelli, Jose, Merlo, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Rosset, Luis, Rojas, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Rossi, Luis, Colon, Buenos Ayres. Lin- seed. Rossi, J. M., Resistencia, Chaco. Oils. Roseti, Carlos, GraL Lopez, Santa Fe. Wheat. Rosmo, Maria Daniele de, San Jeronimo, Santa Fe. Wheat. Rossi, Pelegrino, Azul, Santa Fe. Wheat. Rossi, Gaudencio, Lujan, Santa Fe. Wheat. Rososchi, Jose, Trenque Lauquen, Bue- nos Ayres. Wheat. Rousseau, Alfredo, Iriondo, Santa Fe. Turnip. Rufer, Santiago, Trenque Lauquen, Bue- nos Ayres. Wheat. Saforcada, F., Junin, Buenos Ayres. Turnip. Sala de Comercio Once de Setiembre, Buenos Ayres. Wheat, corn, oats, beans, peas, lupins, lentils, castorseed, Lucern and sun flower seed. Salazar, R. & Co., F. Madero, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Salaberry, Lalor & Bercetche, Laboulaye, Cordoba. Wheat, linseed. Saldungaray, Pedro, Bahia Blanco, Cor- doba. Wheat. Sampurein, B., Las Flores, Buenos Ayres. Corn. Sanzzone Bros., Rojas, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Santamarina & Sons, Pehuajo, Cordoba. Wheat. Sanchez, Juan A., Coronel Pringles, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Sarterana, Carlos, Carlos Caesars, Bue- nos Aj^res. Wheat. Scaeliotti, Jose, Belgrano, Santa Fe. Wheat, linseed. Scheitlin, German, Baradero, Santa Fe. Wheat. Schmidt, Luis, Parana, Entre Rios. Wheat. Schonith, Caspar, San Pedro, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Schunk, Bartolo, Diamante, Entre Rios. Linseed. Schmit, Jose, Castellanos, Santa Fe. Linseed. Secco, Antonio, Lujan, Santa Fe. Bird ■3eed. Seco Bros., 3° Abajo, Cordoba. Wheat. Semino Bros., Santa Fe. Barley. Semino, Carlos, Cordoba. Wheat. Senillosa, Pastor, Ayacucho, Buenos Ayres. Corn. Serrano, Luis, Bakia Blanca, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Serasio, Antonio, Belgrano, Santa Fe. Wheat. Sero, Juan M., Uruguay, Entre Rios. Wheat, linseed. Severo, Jose, San Martin, Santa Fe. Linseed, wheat. Sixte, Augusto, Puan, Buenos Ayres. Linseed, wheat. Sieber, San Geronimo, Santa Fe. Lin- seed. Soldaracena, Mrs., & Sons, Guale- guaychu, Entre Rios. Linseed and wheat. Soldati, Jose, General Pinto, Buenos Aj-res. Wheat. Soler, Antonio. General Lamadrid, Bue- nos Ayres. Wheat. Stuckey & Gerber, Cordoba. Wheat. Suarez, Isidro, Carmen de Areco, Buenos Ayres. Birdseed. Tambornini, Luis, Puan, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Tarico, Jose, San Justo, Santa Fe. Wheat. Taylor, B. B., Rosario Tala, Entre Rios. Linseed. Terrarese, Pio, Juarez Celman, Buenos Ayres. Beans and Lucern. 158 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Tersoglio de Angeles, Marcos Juarez, Cordoba. Linseed. Tettamanti Bros., San Pedro, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Tocco, Miguel, Iriondo, Santa Fe. Lin- seed. Tonelli, Guillermo, Gral. Pinto, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Tormente, Bautista, Parana, Entre Rios. Wheat. Traverso, P., Paz, Santa Fe. Bird seed. Traverso Bros., Puan, Santa Fe. Wheat. Traverso Bros., Constitucion, Santa Fe. Linseed. Traverso Bros., Ramallo, Santa Fe. Turnip. Traverso Bros., Gutierrez, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Traverso, Juan, Paz, Cordoba. Birdseed. Trefo, Benicio, Loreto, Santiago del Es- tero. Beans. Tschopp, Augusto, San Carlos Sud, Santa Fe. Linseed. Tuler, Bautista, Rio Curato, Cordoba. Wheat. Unzue, S. & Sons, San Emilio, Buenos Ayres. Oats. Unzue & Sons, Chacabuco, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Unzue, S. & Sons, Pirovano, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Unzue, S. & Sons, Tejedor, Buenos Ayres. Wheat Urquiza Bros., Los Toldos, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Urguiza Bros., La Zanja, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Usannay, Badino, City of Buenos Ayres. Bran, pollards and sharps. Vaberna, N., Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Wheat. Vallasi, A. & Co., Gral. Lopez, Santa Fe. Linseed, wheat. Valerotti, Carlos, San Cristobal, Santa Fe. Wheat. Vega, Isidoro, Las Colonias, Santa Fe, Linseed. Velaz, A. & Co., Manzanares, Buenos Ayres. Turnips. Velaz & Co., Costa, Santa Fe. Wheat. Velaz & Co., Manzanares, Buenos Ayres. j Linseed. Velaz, Eloy, San Pedro, Buenos Ayres. Linseed. Velazquez, Roque, Nogoya, Entre Rios. Linseed. Velland & Rodriguez, Colon, Entre Rios. Turnips. Venturini, Pablo, Saavedra, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Verte, Domingo, Rio Cuarto, Cordoba. Wheat. Verge & Iglesias, San Patricio, Cordoba. Wheat. Viale, Luis, Caseros, Santa Fe. Wheat. Videau, Victoriano, Necochea, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Vidal & Taladrid, G. Chaves, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Vienny, Jose, Baradero, Buenos Ayres. Peas. Vieytes, Casiano, Coronel Pringles, Bue- nos Ayres. Oats. Villarnino, Bernardo, Nogoya, Entre Rios. Wheat. Villanueva, B., Lincoln, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Villagra, P., Parana, Entre Rios. Lin- seed. Vital, Gaitan, Zarate, Buenos Ayres. Lin- seed. Walewein, Cristobal, Puan, Buenos Ayres. Barley. Waigaudt, J. J., Diamante, Entre Rios. Wheat. Weibes, Eduardo, San Cristobal, Santa Fe. Linseed. Weiner, Felipe S., Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Wheat. Widder, Otto, Las Colonias, Santa Fe. Wheat. Williams, G., Cnel. Suarez, Santa Fe. Wheat. Wulff, Federico, Azul, Buenos Ayres. Lucern. Zabena, Bartolo, San Martin, Santa Fe. Wheat. Zaccuzzi, Luis, Reconquista, Santa Fe. Corn. Zaccardi, Vicente, 25 de Mayo, Buenos Ayres. Wheat. Zafille, Ramon, Union, Cordoba. Wheat. Zanni, M., Lopez, Santa Fe. Wheat. Zatti. Cristobal, Parana, Entre Rios. Wheat, linseed. Zaverza & Duplat, Saavedra, Buenos Ayres. WHieat. Zian, Claudio, Reconquista, Santa Fe. Cocoon. Zoccola, Sebastian, Marcos Juarez, Cor- doba. Wheat. Zoppi, S. & Co., Islas. Cordoba. Wheat. Zoppi, S. & Co., Partezuela, Pampa Central. Bird seed. Zussero Antonio, V. Constitucion, Santa Fe. I>insced. GROUP 85. Cettour, Maria M. de, Entre Rios. Cheese. Dried Milk Co., Limited, The, Navarro, Buenos Ayres. Dried milk. Falcone, Jose, Buenos Ayres. Butter. ARGENTINE. 159 jranja Blanca, Buenos Ayres. Steril- ized and condensed milk, caseine, but- ter. 'La Martona" Co., Buenos Ayres. Ster- ilized and maternized milk, buter. Jansinena Frozen Meat Factory, Buenos Ayres. Oleo palmitine. GROUP 87. Argentine Commission, Buenos Ayres. Italian pastes. Bancalari, Juan C. & Co., City of Bue- nos .A.yres. Flour. Battilana, Antonio. City of Buenos ^^yres. Flour. Battilana, Enrique & Eduardo, City of Buenos Ayres. Flour. !}arreras, Honorario P., Bancalari, Bue- nos Ayres. Flour. 3astagnino, Tulehi, City of Buenos Ayres. Flour. !!^eriale, Viggiolo & Co., City of Buenos Ayres. Flour. Del Piano & Lucas, City of Buenos Ayres. Flour. Devoto, Juan, Mrs., Buenos Ayres. Noodles. \lolino, Argentino, City of Buenos Ayres. Flour. VTolino, Oneto, City of Buenos Ayres. Flour. Dneto, Miguel S., Buenos Ayres. Noodles, flour and semola. Dneto, R. & Co., City of Buenos Ayres. Flour. Dneto & Gallino, City of Buenos Ayres. Flour. Piaggio, Ernesto, Buenos Ayres. Starch. Usana & Badino, City of Buenos Ayres. Flour. GROUP 88. Bagley, M. S., Buenos Ayres. Dry biscuits. Ilanale, Mrs., Buenos Ayres. Biscuits. 3arpinacci, A. & Co., Buenos Ayres. Biscuits. 'La Union" Biscuit Company, Buenos Ayres. Dry biscuits. GROUP 89. Caldwell & Douglas, Buenos Ayres. Preserved vegetables. Carreras, Honorio P., Boliven, Buenos Ayres. Wheat, corn and choclin (pre- served). Gruget, Amadeo, Buenos Ayres. Pre- served meats and fruits. Noel y Co. B., Buenos Ayres. Canned fruit. Pujol, J. & Brother. Buenos Ayres. Canned fruits. River Plate Fresh Meat Co., Campana. Canned Meats. Thole, H., Buenos Ayres. Canned meats, pork products, preserved fish and vegetables. Tigre Packing Co., Buenos Ayres. Canned fruits. Vercesi, Buenos Ayres. Preserved fruits. GROUP 90. Bagley, M. S., Buenos Ayres. Orange preserves. Bolsa de Cereales, Rosario, Santa Fe. Mustard seed. Caldwell & Douglas, Buenos Ayres. Confectionery, jellies and stewed fruits. Gruget, Amadeo, Buenos Ayres. Pickles. Caldwell, Douglas, Buenos Ayres. Pickles. Hardy & Co., Buenos Ayres. Sugar. Ingenio Lutecia, Resistencia, Chaco. Sugar. Luis & Huser, Buenos Ayres. Vinegar. National Commission, Buenos Ayres. Mate and su ;ind plioto-j graphs. Ateliers de Construction Gilain, J. J.| Tirlemont. Document- concerniii,L,j freezing machines; plan- and photo-^ graphs of equipments for the prcpara-; tion of sugar; plans of brewers' ma-| chiner}-. | Bertaux, V., Co., Ltd., Brussels. Draw- ings of equipments for preparation oi; sugar. ' De Mey, Arthur, Brussels. Aerated waters and food-. Le Phoenix, Co., Ltd., Ghent. Plans 0:; freezing machines: etiuiinnents (<*■ preserving fresh meats, game, lis!i.| etc. GROUP 87. : Delhaize Brothers & Co., Brussels. Far- inaceous product-. ; GROUP 88. Angenot, Houpresse, Verivers. Ginger- bread. Delhaize Brothers & Co., Brussels. Bis- cuit-, bonbons, unigerbread. c.ikes. Grande Fabrique de Pain et D'Epices, Ghent. Gingerbread. Jacques, A., Verviers. Gingerbread. GROUP 89. Delhaize Brothers & Co.. Brussels. Pre- ,-er\ed me.U-. ti-h. vet;et.ible.- rmd trm' Department of War. Samples of pre-, BELGIUM— BRAZIL. 16/5 .•■erved meats and vegetables for tlic :irnij'. Le Flandre, Co., Ltd., Eeghen-Pithen. Vegetables preserved. Jmedt, J., Hotel de la Monnais, Brus- sels. Specimens of preserved meats. 7an Sommeren, A., Antwerp. Preserved meats. GROUP 90. i^bocolat Gloria, Co., Ltd., Vaulx & Esault. Chocolate. Delhaize Brothers & Co., Brussels. Cho- colate and sugar i)lums. De Mey, Arthur, Brussels. Spices' ex- tracts. ^uybrechts, Adolf, Antwerp. Substi- tutes for coffee. [anssens Brothers, Antwerp. Saltings. foveneau. A., Tournay. Chocolate, cocoa, burnt almonds and line sweets. ^aussion, Brussels. Jellies. \leurisse, Antwerp. Chocolates. Raffinerie Tirlemontoise, Co., Ltd., Tirle- inont. Sugar. Rosmeulen & Co., Verviers and Dison. Chocolate. Rossaert, F. & Brothers, Willebroeck. Brandied fruits. sucrerics, P. J., Wincoz, Soignies. Speci- mens and notices. GROUP 91. Oe Mey, Arthur, Brussels. Carbonated waters. Eaux de Bel Val, Ltd., Brussels. Mineral waters. GROUP 92. Dt Mey, Leon Leuze. Bergian wines. GROUP 93. De Mey, Arthur, Brussels. Specimens of syrups and sweet liqueurs. Desmaisons, A., Brussels. Specimens of aperients. De Voghel, Joseph, Brussels. Specimens of syrups and sweet liqueurs. Distellerie des Bruyeres Lillie St. Hu- bert. Specimens of syrup and sweet liqueurs. Marcette Luc, Spa. Sryups; liqueurs. Rossaert, F. & Brothers, Willebroeck. Syrups; liqueurs. Schaltin & Co., Spa. Fine liqueurs. Simon, A. J. & Son, Brussels. Liqueurs. Suetens, Louis, Brussels. Specimens of syrups and sweet liqueurs. Theunis, De Rycke C, Enghein. Speci- mens of liqueurs. Van Cutsem-Schepens, Brussels. Speci- mens of aperients. GROUP 94. Brasserie St. Georges, Bcert, near Dix- mude. Specimens of beer. Vander Elst Bruyns, Uccle, near Brus- sels. Specimens of beer. Wielmans-Ceuppens, Brussels. Speci- mens of beer. GROUP 95. Collective Exhibit by the Chamber of the De Courtray-Roulers. Specimen.-, of flax in the straw, scutched and un- scutched. BRAZIL. LOCATION: BLOCKS 99-100. AISLES: E-F-ii-G. Tobacco, Olive Oil, Coffee. GROUP 78. Agricultura, Secretaria Da, S. Paulo. Photos and relief map of farm. Commissao Do Estado, Matto Grosso. Photographs. Costa, Jambori, S. Paulo. Photograph of farm. Department of Agriculture, S. Paulo. Relief map of model farm — Piraciabo. Photographs. Msdureira, Dr. Javert. Parana. Photos. GROUP 79. Companhia Mec. Importadora, S- Paulo, De S. Paulo, Machine for preparation of coffee. Kerber, Ernesto, S. Paulo. Press and mill. Lessa, Carlos, S. Paulo. Coffee roaster. Mec. e Importadora, Comp., S. Paulo. Alachine for preparation of coffee. Sanders, F., S. Paulo. Presses. 164 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Santangelo, Pedro A., S. Paulo. Ma- chine for coffee. Santos, Leopoldo Dos, S. Paulo. Press. Usina, Itaicy, Matto Grosso. Sugar Mill, meat preserving factor}'. GROUP 80. Ferreira, Dr. Jose Duarte, Bahia. Guano. Isola, Joaquim, S. Paulo. Chemical fer- tilizer. Marchesini, Fratelli, S. Paulo. Chemical fertilizer. GROUP 81. Agricultura, Secretaria Da, Bahia. To- bacco. Aguiar, Domingos V. De., Bahia. To- bacco. Aguiar & Co., J. G., Amazonas. Veget- able cigarette wrappers. Altenburgo & Co., Rodolpho, S. Catha- rina. Cigars and tobacco. Andrade & Andrade, Minas Geraes. To- bacco and cigarettes. ArgoUo, Cardoso & Co., Bahia. Tobac- co. Azevedo & Co., Pernambuco. Cigar- ettes. Barros, Antonio Paes De, Matto Grosso. Tobacco. Bastos, Jose Goncalves, Amazonas. To- bacco and cigarettes. Bastos, Jose Goncalves, Amazonas. To- Blumenau, E. Agronomica, Sta Cath- arina. Cigars and tobacco. Blumenau, Soc. Agricola. Santa Catha- rina. Tobacco. Blumenau, Municipio De, Santa Catha- rina. Cigars. Borba, Intendencia De, Amazonas. To- bacco and cigarettes. Borges Paula & Co., Bahia. Cigarettes. Cam, M. De Itacoatiara, Amazonas. To- bacco. Cam. M. De Parintins, Amazonas. To- bacco, Camargo, Pedro de A.. S. Paulo. To- bacco. Camargo, Pedro De Alcantara, S. Paulo. Tobacco. Carvalho, Adolpho C, Minas Geraes. Cigarettes. Cam. M. De Codajaz, Amazons. Veg- etable cigarette \vrai)i)er--. Com. Do Estado, Parana. Tobacco. Canyon, A. & Co., Piauhy. Tobacco. Correia & Co., J. Francisco, Cap. Feder- al. Tobacco and cigarettes. Costa Ferreira & Penna, Bahia. Cigars. Couto, Joaquim, Rio Grande Do Sul. Tobacco. Curytibanos, Commissao De, Santa Cath- arina. Tobacco. Danemann & Co., Bahia. Cigars, To- bacco and photos. Domingos, Martins & Co., Rio Grande Do Sul. Tobacco and cigarettes Feira De Sant Anna, C. Municipal. Ba- hia. Tobacco. Firmino, Joao, Parahyba. Tobacco. Fiuza & Co., Parahyba. Tobacco. Guedes, Pedro Augusto. Minas Geraes. Tobacco. Guimaraes, Augusto O. M., Maranhao. Tobacco. Guimaraes, Joaquim G., Parana. To- bacco. Hartmann Sobrinho Jacob, Rio Grande J)() Sul. Tobacco. Havaneza, Casa, Amazonas. Tobacco anfl cigarettes. Jequie, C. Municipal, Bahia. Tobacco. Leite & Alves, Bahia. Cigarettes. Lourenco Manger, Parana. Tobacco. Lopes, Laurindo, Parana. Cigarettes. Magalhaes Carlos B., S. Paulo. To- bacco, j Mendes & Santos, Minas Geraes. To- , bacco. Mendes, Correa & Co., Para. Tobacco. 1 Miranda, Aristides, S. Paulo. Cigars. Monteiro, Simao Moreno, Rio Grande Do ■ Sul. Tobacco. [ Moreira & Co., Pernambuco. Tobacco. Muller, Jorge, Rio Grande Do Sul. To- bacco. Oliveira, Joao Antonio, Parana. To- bacco. Pacheco, Manoel, Bahia. Cigarettes. Paula, Bastos & Co., Parahyba. To- bacco. Pereira, Col. A. Ribeiro, Minas Geraes.. Tobacco. Pereira, Fellipe S., Pernambuco. Cigars. and cigarettes. Pereria. ' Arthur, S. Paulo. Tobacco Manufactured. Poock & Co., Rio Grande Do Sul. Cig- ars. Poock & Co., Seccao Bahiana. Bahia.: Cigars. Porto & Co., Cap. Federal. Tobacco. Rhode, H., Rio Grande Do Sul. Cigars. Ribeiro, Arthur Tiburcio, Minas Geraes. Tobaccii. Ribeiro, A. Tiburcio, Passa Quatro. To- bacco. Ribeiro, Tomaz De Aquino, Minas Ge- raes. Tobacco. Ribeiro, Thomaz Aquino, Capivary. To- bacco. Rodrigues, Joao Freire, Parana, to- bacco. Rodenburgo, Bernardo, Bahia. Cigars. BRAZIL. 165 oerbel, Jose, Pa., Parana. Tobacco and cigars. ohde, H., P., Alegre. Manufactured tobacco. ilgado & Irmao, S. Paulo. Tobacco, manufactured. artos, Manoel Pinto Dos., Bahia. Tobacco mamu'dcturec', antos, Thomaz Rodrigues Dos, Minas Gcraes. Tobacco. antos, Thomaz Rodriques Dos., Passa Qiiatro. Tobacco and cigarettes. carpa. Joao Baptista, Minas Geraes. TolKiCCU. :arpa, Joao Baptista, Capivary. To- bacco. eidel, Francisco, Parana. Tobacco. ilva. Dr. Alexandre C. Da, Bahia. To- bacco. ilveira, Irmao & Co., Rio Grande Do Sul Tobacco and cigarettes. ilveira & Co., Amaro Da., P. Alegre. Manufactured tobacco. ilveira & Co., Amaro Da, Rio Grande LVj Sul. Tobacco and cigarettes. imoes & Co., Joao, Petotas. Manu- factured tobacco. iqueira & Co., Cap. Federal. Tobacco. oares, Antonio Jose, Minas Geraes. Tobacco. oares, Antonio Jose, City of Rio Janeiro. Tobacccj, manufactured. oares, Antonio Jose, Passa Quatro. Tobacco. tone & Filhos, Amazonas. Tobacco and cigarettes. tumpe & Studer, Bahia. Tobacco. GROUP 82. zevedo & Co., B. R., Parana. Photos. asa Negra, Rio Grande Do Sul. Pho- tos. lanneman & Co., Bahia. Photos. 'io Janeiro Flour Mills & Granaries Ld., Cap. b'ederal. Pbotos. GROUP 83. Lgrifultura, Secretaria Da, S. Paulo. Photos and maps, albums, books, etc. igronomico, Inst., S. Paulo. Analyses of soils,, various agricultural products and fertilizers. lommissoes Do Estado, Amazonas. Statistics. reologica. Com., S. Paulo. Map show- ing coffee region of state. Joao Da Montanha, Escola A., S. Pau- lo. Relief map of state. GROUP 84. tbrcu, Belchior Pimenta De, Minas Ge- raes. Cofifee. Abreau, Col. M. Franco, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Abreu, Theodoro, S. Paulo. Coffee. Abreu, Theodoro, E. S. Do Pinhal. Cof- fee. Accorsi Egydio Irmaos, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Adams, Dr. Hector De O., S. Paulo. Coffee. Adams, Hector De O., Cravinhos. Cof- fee. Agricultura Secretaria Da, Amazonas. Coffee. Agricultura Da Secretaria, Bahia. Cof- fee, oils, cereals. Aguas Claras, Barao De, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. Aguiar Domingos V. De, Bahia. Cof- fee. Albuquerque, D. Marianna, Rio De Ja- neiro. Cofifee. Alcantara, Aprigio S. De, Bahia, Cof- fee. Almeida, D. Anna Egydia De, S. Paulo. Cofifee. Ameida, D. Anna Egydia De, Piracicaba. Coffee. Almeida, Candido M. De, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Almedia, Candido M. De, S. Manoel. Cofifee. Almeida, Joaquim De F. P. De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Almeida, Joaquim De F. P., S. P. Dos Agudos. Coffee. Almeida, Joaquim T. Nogueira De, S. Paulo. Cofifee. Almeida, Joaquim T. Noqueira De, E. S. Do Pinhal. Coffee. Almeida, Dr. Jose Cardozo, S. Paulo. Cofifee. Almeida, Jose, Cardoso De, Botucatu. Coffee. Almeida, Juliano M., S. Paulo. Coffee. Almeida, Juliano M. De., S. Manoel. Cofifee. Almeida, Luiz Alves De, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Almeida, D. Maria L. S. de, S. Paulo. Cofifee. Almeida, Luiz Alves De, Ribeirao Preto. Cofifee. Almeida, D. Maria Luiza S., Amparo. Coffee. Almedia, Martins De & Co., S. Manoel. Coffee. Alvarenga, Dr. Antonio S. De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Alvarenga, Antonio S. De, S. Simao. Coffee. Alves Junior, Col. Joao Jose, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. ](}6 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Alves Irmao, Rodrigues, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Alves Irmao, Rodigues, S. Manoel. Coffee. Alves, Valdemiro P., S. Paulo. Coffee. Alves, Valdemiro Pinto, Maltao. Coffee. Alves, Col. Virgilio Rodrigues, S. Paulo. Coffee. Alves Virgilio R., S. P. Dos Agudos. Coffee. Amaral, Carlos Alberto, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Amaral, Carlos Alberto, S. Carlos. Cof- fee. Amaral, Joao Scares. S. Paulo. Coffee. Amaral, Joao Soares, Jaboticabal? Cof- fee. Amaral, Jose Do. Parana. Beans. Amaral, Dr. Octavio, Parana. Wheat. Amorim, J. Guedes, Goyaz. Cereals. Amorim, Joaquim Guedes, Goyaz. Cereals. Andrade, Andre Villela De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Andrade, Andre Villela De, Ituverava. Coffee. Andrade, Alexandre Villela De, S. Pau- lo. Coffee. Andrade, Alex. Villela De, Franca. Cof- fee. Andrade, Dr. Candido J. De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Andrade, Candido Jose De, Morrq Grande. Coffee. Anrade, Domingos Villela De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Andrade, Domingos Vilela De, Ribeirao Preto. Coffee. Andrade, Eliziario F. De C, S. Paulo. Coffee. Andrade, Elisiario F. De C, Descalvado. Coffee. Antartica, Comp., S. Paulo. Hops and rice. Antonina, Com. de, Parana. Coffee. Antonio, Commissao De Sto, Parana. I'.ean.s, rice and coffee. Aranha, Col. Jose Francisco, S. Paulo. Coffee. Aranha, Jose Francisco, Campinas. Coffee. Aranha, Silvino E. De Souza, S. Paulo. Coffee. Arary, Baroneza De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Arary, Baroneza De, Araraquara. Cof- fee Araujo & Co., Eduardo, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Araujo & Co., Eduardo, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. Araujo & Co., Eduardo, Minas Geraes. Coffee. Araujo, M. Alves De, S. Carlos Do Pta- hal. Coffee. Araujo, Maia & Co., Minas Geraes. Cof- fee. Araujo, M. Alves de, S. Paulo. Coffee. Argollo, Cardoso & Co., Bahia. Cot- fee. Arruda, Antonio Franco De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Arruda, Dr. Joao B. De O., S. Paulo. Cereals. Arruda, J. B. Oliveira, S. Paulo. Cereals. Arruda, D. Maria L. De S., S. Paulo. Coffee. Assis & Co. Theodorico, Minas Geraes. Coffee. Aubert, Pedro, Rio Grande Do Sul. Rice. Auler, Pedro, S. J. Montenegro. Ri:e. Avelino & Couto, S. Paulo. Coffee. Avelino & Couto, Amparo. Coffee. Avellar & Co., S. Paulo. Coffee. Avellar & Co., Minas Geraes. Coffee Azevedo, D. Maria Carolina, S. Paulo. Coft'ce. Azevedo, D. Maria Carolina. Sta. Rita. Coffee. Azevedo, M. Urbano, S. Paulo. Coffee. Azevedo, M. Urbano, Amparo. Coffee. Bajio, Auello, Parana. Beans. Balzola, Padre, Matto Grosso. Cereals and beans, etc. Balzala, Pe. Director of Colony S. C. De Jesus, Matto Grosso. Rice, cksi; and seeds of beans. Banco Hypothecario Do Brazil, Rio De Janeiro. Coft'ce. Banco Credito Real Do Brazil, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. Banco Lavoura & Commercio, S. Carlos Do Pinlial. Coffee. Barao & Mattos, S. Paulo. Coffee. Barao & Mattos, Itu. Coffee. Barbosa, Joaquim Bueno, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Barbosa, Joaquim Bueno, Sta. Rita De Passa Quatro. Coft'ce. Barreto, Dr. Augusto F. De M., S. Paulo. Coffee. Barreto, Augusto F. De M.. Mococa. Coffee. Barreto, Cap. Lucino M., S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Barreto, Luciano M., Mococa. Coffee. Barreto, Cap. Leopoldo Vieira. S. Paulo. Coft'ce. Barreto, Lp'^ooldo Viera. Mococa. Cof- fee. Barreto, Dr. Rodrigo Pereira, S. Paulo. Coft'ce. Barros, Alonzo Leite De. Limeira. Coffee. BRAZIL. i-;7 jrros, Alonso Leite De, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. irros, Col. A. B. Monteiro De, Minas Geraes. Ldffee. irras, Col. A. B , Monteiro De Juiz De Fora. Coftee. jrros, Dr. Bento De, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. irros, Bento De, S. Carlos. Coffee, arros, Dr. Carlos Paes De, S. Paulo. Coffee. irros, Carlos Paes De, S. R. De P. Quatro. Coffee. srros & Magalhaes, Irmaos, S. Paulo. Coffee. irros & Martins, Monteirode, S. Paulo. Coffee. arros, M. Paula Leite De, S. Paulo. Coffee. arros, M. De Paula Leite De, Jahu. Coffee. arros, Turibio Leite De, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. jrros, Turibio Leite De, Campinas. Coffee. arros, Vicente Soares, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. arros, Vicente Soares De, S. Manoel. Coffee. ehrman & Co., Bahia. Cocoa, erenstein, Carlos, Rio Grande Do Sul. Cereals and bird seed. erunstein, Carlos, S. J. Montenegro. Rice, cereals, bird seeds. ittencourt, Manoel I., S. Paulo. Cof- fee. ittencourt, Manoel Ignacio, Durado. Coffee. lumenau, E. A. De, Santa Catharina, Wheat. lumenau, Soc. A., Santa Catharina. Cereals. obrowski, Augusto, Parana. Oats, oening, Henrique, P. Alegre. Coffee, crba, Joao, S. Paulo. Coffee, orba, Joao, Araraquara. Coffee, orges, Joao B. De O., Dourado. Coffee, oris Freres, Ceara. Coffee, otelho. Dr. Carlos J., S. Paulo. Cof- fee and furage. otelho, Carlos, S. Paulo. Forage, otelho, Carlos J., Dourado. Coffee, ove. A., S. Paulo. Rye. raga, Jose Ferreira Leal, Rio De Ja- neiro. Coffee. ranco, Col. Frederico, S. Paulo. Cof- ice. ranco, Frederico. S. Simao. Coffee, razie. Dr. Moura, Rio de Janeiro. Coffee. razilian Commission, Rio De Janeiro. Photos. rodes, Eduardo, S. Paulo. Coffee. Brodes, Eduardo, S. Paulo. Coffee. Borges, Joao B. De O., S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Bueno, Eleuterio, Itatiba. Coffee. Caire, Philippe Artistides, Rio Janiero. Coffee. Caldas, Joaquim, Sulpicio De C, Matto Grosso. Coffee. Caire, Dr. Felippe A., Rio de Janeiro. Coffee. Caldas, Joaquim S, De C, Matto Gros- so. Coffee. Calietal, Joao, Parana. Barley. Calitak, Joao, Parana. Barley and rye. Camargo Andrade, Elisiario F., S. Jose Do Rio Pardo. Coffee. Camargo Filho, Antonio J. De, S. Pau- lo. Coffee. Camargo, Candido F. Da Silva, S. Paulo. Coffee. Camargo, Candido F. Da S., Araraquara. Coffee. Camargo, Eugenio F. De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Camargo, Eugenio F. De, Piramboia. Coffee. Camargo, Col. Francisco Soares De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Camargo, Francisco Soares, S. J. R. Pardo. Coffee. Camargo, Col. Floriano A. De S., S. Paulo. Coffee. Camargo, Floriano A. De S., Pirassun- unga. Coffee. Camargo, Floriano F., S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Camargo, Floriano F., Campinas. Cof- fee. Camargo, Col. Joao Pereira De S., S. Paulo. Coffee. Camargo, Joao Ferreira De S., Parahy- buna. Coffee. Camargo, D. Manoel Leite, S. Paulo. Coffee. Camargo, Dr. Manoel Leite De, Mococa. Coffee. Camargo & Genro, D. Maria L. N. De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Camargo & Genro, Campinas. Coffee. Camargo & Irmao, Francisco De, S. Pau- lo. Coffee. Camargo & Irmao, Franco De, Jabotica- bal. Coffee. Campos, Alvaro Pompeu Paes De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Campos, Alvaro Pompeu Paes De, Capi- vary. Coffee. Campos, Americo Rocha, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Campos, Leite De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Compos, Teophilo A., S. Paulo. Coffee. Canto, Col. J. Leite De, S. Paulo. Cof- ](iS DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Canto, J. Leite De, Mogy Mirim. Coffee. Carbone & Co.. Fr. Puglizi, S. Paulo. Coffee. Carvalho, Augusto T. De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Carvalho, Augusto Teixeira, S. J. Do R. Pardo. Coffee. Carvalho, Col. Bento J. De., S. Paulo. Coffee. Carvalho, Bento J., S. R. De P. Quatro. Coft'ee. Carvalho, D. M. A. Da Cunha. Dous Corregos. Coft'ee. Carvalho, Col. Getuliov De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Catvalho, Getulio De, S. Simao. Coffee. Carvalho, Joas Teixeira De, Cravinhos. Coft'ee. Carvalho, Col. Joao Procopio A., S. Pau- lo. Coft'ee. Carvalho, Joao Procopio A., Porto Fer- reira. Coft'ee. Carvalho, D. Maria A. Da Cunha, S. Paulo. Coft'ee. Carvalho, Cap. Pedro A. De, S. Paulo. Coft'ee. Carvalho, Pedro A. De, Jahu. Coffee. Carvalho & Co., L., Rio De Janeiro, Coffee. Carvalho & Co., L., Minas Geraes. Cof- fee. Castro, Antonio Leoncio De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Castro, A. Leoncio De, S. Simao De Paraizo. Coffee. Castro, Commissao De, Parana. Beans, rice and coffee. Castro, Jose Apolonio De, Maranhao. Cocoa. Castro & Irmao, Victorino, S. Paulo. Coffee. Castro & Irmao, Victorino, Itatiba. Coffee. Castro, J. A. de, Maranhao. Cocoa. Cavalcanti, Arthur F., Campinas. Coffee. Cavalcanti, Arthur Furtado A., S. Paulo. Coft'ee. Centro Do Commercio De Cafe, Rio De Janiero. Coft'ee raised by several growers, photo. Centro Commercio De Cereaes, Cap. Federal. Cereals. Centro Commercio de Cafe, Capital Fed- eral. Photos and coffee. Cerqueira Lima, Viuva, Bahia. Cocoa. Cesarino, Jose, Torrinha. Coffee. Cesarino, Irmao & Co., S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Cesarino Irmao & Co., Brotas. Coffee. Cesarino, Jose, S. Paulo. Coffee. Cezar. Dr. Abelardo Cerquiera, S. Paulo. Cffee. Cezar, Abelardo Cequeira. E. S. Do Pin- hal. Coffee. Chagas, D. Marianna, Minas Geraes. Coft'ee. Cintra, D. Angelica U., S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Cintra, Angelica U., Dous Corregos. Coffee. Cintra, Joao Baptista, Itapira. Coffee. Cintra, Joao B., S. Paulo. Coffee. Cintra, Joaquim De A., S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Cintra, Joaquim Araujo, S. Carlos. Coffee. Ciribelli, Menezes & Co., Rio De Ja- nerio. Coft'ee. Ciribelli, Menezes & Co., Minas Geraes. Coffee. Citro, K., S. Paulo. Coffee. Citro, K., E. S. Do Pinhal. Coffee. City Council, Garibaldi. Cereals, beans. City Council, Patrulha. Rice City Council, Sert Aosinho. Coffee. City Council, S. Simao. Coffee. City Council of Sertaosinho, S. Paulo. Cereals, tubers and forage. Civati, Aurelio, S. Carlos Do Pinhal. Coffee. Clark, Roberto, S. Paulo. Coffee. Clark, Roberto, Ribeirao Preto. Coffee. Coelho, Dr. Antonio M. Pinto, Minas Geraes. Coffee. Coelho, Antonio M. Pinto, Ponte Nova. Coffee. Coelho, Duarte & Co., Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. Coelho, Germane Jose, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Coelho, Germano Jose. Coffee. Colletes & Irmao, Serafim, S. Paulo. Coffee. Collettes (Serafim) & Irmao, Jabotica- bal. Coffee. S. C. De Jesus, Colonia, Matto Grosso. Cereals, beans, ete. Companhia Agricola, Riberirao Preto. Coffee. Com. De Antonina, Parana. Coffee. Com. De Castro. Parana. Coffee. Com. Do Estado, Santa Catharina. Cof- fee. Coffee Commission Merchants, Santos. Coffee. Companhia Agricola Fazenda Dumont. Rib. Preto, Coffee. Companhia Matte Larangeira. Matto Grosse. Herva matte. Commissao Central, Santa Catharina. Rice aul coft'ee. Commissao De Barras, Piauhy. Oil of Piqui. Commissao De Floriana, Piauhy. Oil I if pi(iui. BRAZIL. 169 "ommissao De Peripery, Piauhy. Oils, ^ommissao De Piracuruca, Piauhy. Oils fif piqui and tucum. ^ommissao De Therezina, Piauhy. Vegetable oils. ^ommissao Expositora, P. Alegre. Beans, peas, tentits. ^ommissao Municipal De Joaquim De C, Da Serra, Santa Catharina. Cereals. i^ommissoes Do Estado, Amazonas. Cereals, peanuts, beans and cocoa. 'om. De Guarakessaba, Parana. Cof- fee. ^om. De Morretes, Parana. Coffee. i^ompanhia Oriente, S. Paulo. Coffee. ;:omp. Oriente, Minas Geraes. Coffee. ;;om. De Paranagua, Parana. Coffee, 'onceicao. Dr. Francisco J., S. Paulo. Coffee. 'onceicao, Francisco Julio, Botucatu. Coffee. ]!onceicao, Julio, S. Paulo. Coffee, ^onceicao, Julio, Puacicaba. Coffee, ^onceicao & Filhos, S. Paulo. Coffee, "onceicao & Filhos, Itapira. Coffee, ^orrea, Domiciano J., S. Paulo. Coffee, lorrea, Domiciano J., S. Simao. Coffee, ^orrea. Dr. Manoel Da Silva, S. Paulo. Cnftc-C. roirea, M. Da Silva, Piracicaba. Coffee. 2orrea, Prudente Jose, S. Paulo. Cof- iee. 3orrea, Prudente Jose, Casa Branca. Coffee. i^orrea & Irmao, S. Paulo. Coffee, -orrea & Irmao, Batataes. Coffee. Zorrea & Co., Luiz, Rio de Janeiro. Coffee. !]^ortes. Col. Oscar T. De F., Minas Ge- raes. Coffee Zosta, Jose Ribeiro Da, Minas Geraes. Coffee. Dosta, Jose Ribeiro Da, Rio Janiero. Coffee. 3osta. Dr. Jambeiro, S. Paulo. Coffee. 3outo, Col. Jeremias Cordeiro, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. Zoutinho, Jannes, Lixa & Co., S. Paulo. Coffee. 3unha, Bueno & Co., S. Paulo. Coffee. Compos, Teophilo De A., Piracicaba. Coffee. Zunha, Francisco Pinto Da, S. Paulo. Coffee. 3unha, Francisco Pinto Da. Amparo. Coffee. Cunha & Filho, S. Paulo. Coffee. 3urityba, Commissao De, Parana. Rice, wheat and barlcv. Dept. of Agriculture. S. Paulo. Seeds. Dias. Alipio Luiz, S. Paulo. Rice and coffee. Dias, Alipio Luiz, S. Jose Do Rio Pardo. Coffee. Dias, Cap. Candido De Souza, S. Paulo. Coffee. Dias, Candido De Souza, Mococa. Coffee. Dias, Garcia & Co., Minas Geraes. Cof- fee. Dias, Garcia & Co., Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. Dias, Honorio Luiz, S. Paulo. Coffee. Dias, Honorio Luiz, Caconde. Coffee. Dias, Manoel Ribeiro, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Dias, Manoel Ribeiro, Campinas. Coffee. Dias, Pio De Souza, Minas Geraes. Cof- fee. Dias, Pio De Souza, Rio Jan. Coffee. Dias, Teophilo Custodio, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Dias, Theophilo Custodio, Mococa. Coffee. Dias Junior, Vicente, S. Paulo. Coffee. Dias, Vicente Junior, S. Jose Do Rio Pardo. Coffee. Diederichsen & Jordao, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Diederichsen & Jordao, Ribeirao Preto. Coffee. Diederichsen, Arthur, S. Paulo. Coffee. Diehl, Felippe Jacob, S. Paulo. Coffee. Diehl, Felippe Jacob, S. Manoel Do Paraizo. Coffee. Duarte & Co., Minas Geraes. ' Coffee. Duchein, Francisco, S. Paulo. Coffee. Duchein, Francisco, S. Paulo. Coffee. Dumont, Comp. Agric. Fazenda, S. Pau- lo. Coffee. Duque, Estrada & Co., Cezar, Minas Ge- raes. Coffee. Egydio, Dr. Olavo, S. Paulo. Coffee. Egydio Irmao, Accorsi, Itu. Coffee. Egydio & Irmao, Pedro, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Egydio & Irmao, Pedro, Cravinhos. Coffee. Ellis & Netto, S. Paulo. Coffee. Ellis & Netto, S. Carlos Do Pinhal. Coffee. Emmert Jorge, S. J. Montenegro. Com. Ennert, Jorge, Rio Grande Do Sul. Corn. Estacao Agronomica Blumenau, S, Catharina. Wheat. Esteves, D. Maria F. Pimentel, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. Esteves, Joao, S. Paulo. Coffee. Esteves, Joao, Caracol. Coffee. Fagundes, Domiciano, S. Paulo. Coffee Fagundes, Domiciano, Batataes. Coffee. Faria, Jose Pedro, S. Paulo. Coffee. Faria, Jose Pedro De, Franco. Coffee. Fazenda Sant' Anna De Trez Ilhas, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. 170 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Fazenda Bom Retire, Minas Geraes. Coffee. Fazenda Colonia Rio Preto, Rio De Ja- neiro. Coffee. Fazenda S, Jose Do R. Preto, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. Fazenda De S. Martinho, Penha Longa, Alina.s Gerae.<. Coffee. Feira De Sant Anna, C. Municipal, Ba- hia. Cereals. Ferraz, J. Elias, S. Paulo. Coffee. Ferraz, J. Elias, Jaboticabal. Coffee. Ferraz, Joaquim Dias, Minas Geraes. Coffee. Ferraz, Joao L. Sampaio, Jahu. Coffee. Ferraz, D. Marianna L. De F., S. Paulo. Coffee. Ferraz, D. Marianna L. F., Mococa. Coffee. Ferraz, Joao L. Sampaio, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Ferreira, D. Iria Alves, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Ferreira, D. Iria Alves, Ribeirao Preto. Coffee. Ferreira, Isaias Jose, S. Paulo. Coffee. Ferreira & Irmao, S. Paulo. Coffee. Ferreira, Isaias Jose, Rio Preto. Coffee. Ferreira, Joao Candido A., S. Paulo. Coffee. Ferreira, Joao Candido Alves, Batates. Coffee. Ferreira Junior & Saraiva, S. Paulo. Coffee. Ferreira & Saraiva, S. Paulo. Coffee. Ferreira, J. Vicente De Q., S. Paulo. Coffee. Ferreira, J. Vincente Queiroz, Sta. Cruz J^e Palmas. Coffee. Ferreira & Irmao, Antonio, Campinas. Coffee. Ferreira & Co., Silva, S. Paulo. Coffee. Ferreira & Co., Silva, Sta. Rita. Coffee. Fernandes, Moreira & Co., S. Paulo. Coffee. Fernandes, Vellozo & Co., Minas Geraes. Coffee. Fernandes, Vellozo & Co., Rio De Ja- neiro. Coffee. Figueiredo, Col. Francisco Garcia De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Figueiredo, Francisco Garcia De, Mo- coca. Coffee. Figueiredo, Col. Jose Ferreira De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Figueiredo, Jose Ferreira De, Descal- vado. Coffee. Figueiredo, Joao Urbano De, Minas Ge- raes. Coffee. Figueiredo, Joao Urbano De, Rio Jan. Coffee. Flores, Joao De D., Rio Grande Do Sul. Corn. Flores, Joao De Deus, Cahy. Corn. Fonseca, Joaquim Leite Da, S. Pauio. Coffee. Fonseca, Joaquim Leme Da, E. S. Do Pinhal. Coffee. Fonseca & Lara, S. Paulo. Coffee. Fonseca & Lara, S. Simao. Coffee. Pontes, Luiz Goncalves, Rio De Janeiro. Coft'ee. Pontes, Jose A. Correa, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Pontes, Jose A. Correa, Rio Claro. Coft'ee. Fontini, N., S. Paulo. Coffee. Fontini, V., E. S. Do Pinhal. Coffee. Franco, A. Da Silveira, S. Paulo. Cot- fee. Franco, Antonio Da Silveira, Brotas. Coft'ee. Franco, D. Antonio De S., S. Paulo. Coffee. Freitas, Diogo A. De, Parana. Wheat. Froener, Augusto, Rio Grande Do Sul. r>eans. Garcia, Candido Pereira, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. Garcia, F. Pereira, S. Paulo. Coffee. Garcia, Francisco Pereira, S. Paulo. Cereals and coft'ee. Garcia, Francisco Pereira, Dous Corre- gos. Coffee. Garcia Junior, Manocl Luiz, Rio De Ja- neiro. Coffee. Garcia, Pereira & Co., Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. Garibaldi, C. Municipal, Rio Grande Do Sul. Cereals and beans. Godoy, Arthur A. De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Godoy, Arthur Alves De, Amparo Coff'ee. Goes, Jose Sampaio, S. Paulo. Coffee. Goes, Jose Sampaio. S. Manoel. Coffee. Gomes. Bento, S. Paulo. Coffee. Gomes, Bento, E. S. Do Pinhal. Coffee. Gomes, Dr. Leopoldo A., S. Paulo. Cot- fee. Gomes. Leopoldo Augusto, S. P. Dos Asudos. Coft'ee. Gomes Vieira Francisco, Taubate. Coffee. Gomes, Francisco Braz. P.. Minas Ge- raes. Coft'ee. Goncalves, F. T., Santa Catharina. Cof- fee. Goncalves, Umbelino. Bahia. Cocoa. Goncalves, Gregorio Jose, Minas Geraes Coffee. Goulart. Honorio J. De Andrade, Minas (ieraes. Coft'ee. Gouveia, Brandao & Co., Minas Geraes. Coffee. Grieller. Bernardo, Rio Grande Do Sul I'eas and barlev. BRAZIL. iebeler, Bernardo, S. J. De Montene- gro. Cereals, beans. imaraes, Domingos Da Silva, Minas jcrae.s. Cofftc. imaraes, Domingos Da Silva, Rio Jan. Coffee. edes, Manoel, S. Paulo. Forage of :otton seed. imaraes, Goncalves & Co., S. Paulo. Zoffec. imaraes, Goncalves & Co., Minas Ge- aes. Coffee. imaraes, Joaquim Q. De K., 'Maran- lao. Cereal.s. imaraes, Joao, Rio De Janeiro. Cof- ee. imaraes, Joao G., Parana. Rice. imaraes, Joaquim Q. De K., Maran- lao. Cereal.^. imaraes, Ovidio Ferreira, S. Paulo. roffce. iluch, Pedro, Parana. Wheat. mer, Roberto, Parana. Rye. irtman, Jacob, S. J. De Montenegro. Vegetable oil.s. illwig & Co., Carl, S. Paulo. Coffee. :Ilwig, Carl & Co., Santos. Coffee ■aised by several growers. :ralle & Siqueira, S. Paulo. Coffee. )m, Eduardo. Santa Catharina. Cof- ee. )m, Eduardo & Co., S. Catharina. "offee. )rta Santos & Co. M. Guimaraes, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. imbert, Maurice, Amparo. Coffee. jassu. Com. De, Santa Catharina. Rice coatiara. Intendencia De, Amazonas. "ereals. juariahyva Com. De, Parana. Cof- ee. luie, C. Municipal, Bahia. Forage. mston & Co., Ed., Rio De Janeiro. .'"offec. tinston, E. & Co., Santos. Coffee, rdao, Joao Do Prado, Rio De Janeiro. :offce. ridiahy, Baroneza De, S. Paulo. Cof- ee. tidiahy, Baroneza De, Limeira. Coffee, nqueira, Gabriel De Andrade, Minas ioraes. Coffee tiqueira, Joao Baptista, S. Paulo. Cof- ee. riquera, Joao Baptista, S. J. Rio Pardo. -offee. nqueira, Luiz M. Diniz, S. Paulo. -offee. nqueira, L. Monteiro Diniz, Ribeiro Preto. Coffee. nqueira. Dr. Alberto Diniz, Rio De lanciro. Coffee. Junta Commercial De Manaos, AmazD- nas. Cocoa and cereals. Klingelhoeffer, Christiano, S. Pauto. Forage. Klingelhoeffer, Christiano, S. Paulo. Forage. Kolhrausch Filho, Pedro, Rio Grande Do Sul. Cereals. Kohlransch, Filho, Sta. Antonio. Beans. corn and rice. Lacerda, D. Anna M. De, S. Paulo. Cot- fee. Lacerda, D. Anna Miquelina, Sta. Crur De Palmas. Coffee. Lacerda & Piza. S. Paulo. Coffee. Lacerda & Piza, Pirassununga. Coffee. Lacticibo, Comp., S. Catharina. Cereals. Lacticibo, Comp, S. Catharina. Cereals. Lapa, Col. A. Carlos Amaral, S. Pauio. Coffee. Lapa, A. C. Do Amaral, Taubate. Coffee. Lapa, Commissao, Parana. Beans and rice. Lara, Jose Martins De, S. Paulo. Cot- fee. Lara, Jose Martins De, Mattao. Cof- fee. Lara, A. Morato De A., S. Pedro De Piracicaba. Coffee. Lara, Joao De Toledo, S. Paulo. Coffee. Lara, Joao Toledo, Jaboticabal. Coffee. Leder, Sobrinho Jose, Rio Grande Do Sul, Oils. Leder Sobrinho, Jose, S. J. De Monte- negro. Vegetable oils. Leite, Albino Cerqueira, Minas Geraes. Coffee. Leite, Antonio C. De A., S. Paulo. Coft'ee. Leite, Antonio Candido A., S. Carlos. Coffee. Leite, Francisco Jose, S. Paulo. Coffee. Leite, Francisco Jose, Jahu. Coffee. Leite, D. Flora De A., S. Paulo. Coffee. Leite, D. Flora De Almeida, Araras. Coft'ee. Leite, Dr. Hormindo, S. Paulo. Coffee. Leite, Hormindo, S. R. De P. Quatro Coffee. Leme, Jose De Salles, S. Paulo. Softee. Leme, Jose De Salles. Jahu. Coffee. Leme, Octavio Da Silva, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Lessa, Armindo, Rio De Janeiro. Cof- fee. Lessa & Guingo, S. Paulo. Forage. Lessa & Guingo, S. Paulo. Rice. Lima, Antonio De Freitas, Minas Geraes Coft'ee. Lima, Antonio J. Dias, Mococa. Cof- fee. Lima, Arthur C. De A. Coffee. Lima, Arthur C. De A., Araras. Coffee 172 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Lima Cap. Joao Ferraz De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Lima, Col. Jose Pereira, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Lima. Jose Pereira, Mococa. Coffee. Lima, Francisco A. De Freitas, Minas Gerac.'^. Coffee. Lima, Dr. Luiz Zacharias De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Lima, Luiz Zacharias De, Monte Alto. Coffee. Limeira, Baroneza De, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Limeira, Baroneza Da, Campinas.. Cof- fee. Lisboa, Jose Vicente X., Minas Geraes. Coffee. Lisboa, Jose Vicente X., Rio De Jan. Coffee. Lutterbach, Antonio, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. Lutterbach & Co., Monnerat, Minas Ge- raes. Coffee. Machado, J. Antonio, Pindamonhan- i^'aba. Coffee. Macedo, Antonio Barbosa De, S. J. Do Rio Pardo. Coffee. Machado, Augusto F., Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. Machado, Francisco Salles V., Espirito Santo. Coffee. Machado, Guimaraes, Fermandes & Co., Minas Geraes. Coffee. Machado, Dr. J. A. M., S. Paulo. Cof- fee, Macedo, Antonio Barbosa, S. Paulo. Coffee. Maciel, Dr. Teophilo, S. Paulo. Coffee. Maciel, Theophilo, Itapira. Coffee. Magalhaes, Carlos B. De, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Magalhaes, Carlos Baptista De, Arara- qnara. Coffee. Magalhaes, Carlos B. De, Araraquara. Coffee. Magalhaes Irmaos, Barros, S. Carlos. Coffee. Maia, Orozimbo, Campinas. Coffee. Maia, Orozimbo, S. Paulo. Coffee. Maia & Co., Araujo, Minas Geraes. Coffee. Malta & Cerquinho, S. Paulo. Coffee. Malta & Cerquinho, Ribeiraosinho. Cof- fee. Maniquarto, Jose, Parana. Coffee. Mangoldi, Cahy. Vegetable oils. Mangold, G., Rio Grande Do Sul. Oils. Marcondes, Manoel F. De Moura, S. Paulo. Coffee. Maria, Joao, Parana. Beans. Marinho, Pinto & Co., Minas Geraes. Coffee. Marques, Augusto, Nuporanga. Coffee. Marques, Augusto B., S. Paulo. Coffee. Marques, Cap. Joao Candido, S. Paulo. Coffee. Marques, Joao Candido, Muzambinho. Coffee. Marques, Vicente T., S. Paulo. Coffee. Marques, Vicente Teixeira, Caconde. Coffee. Martins, Alfredo Lopes, Rio de Janeiro. Coffee. Martins, Alfredo Lopes, Rio Jan. Coffee. Martins De Almeida & Co.. S. Paulo. Coffee. Martins & Almeida, Victor, S. Paulo. Cofifee. Martins, (Victor) & Almeida, S. Manoel. Coffee. Martins, Domingos Jose, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Martins, Domingos Jose, Pirassununga. Coffee. Martins, Joao De Moraes, Rio Jan. Cofifee. Martins, Frazao & Canellas, Minas Ge- raes. Cofifee. Martins, Frazao & Constancio, Rio De Janeiro. Cofifee. Martins & Irmao, S. Paulo. Coffee. Martins & Irmao. S. Manoel. Coffee. Martins, Joao de Moraes, Rio de Janeiro Cofifee. Martins & Co., Rio De Janeiro. Coffee Martins & Valle, Rio Janeiro. Coffee. Martins, Viuva Baptista, S. Paulo. Cof fee. Martins & Valle, Rio de Janeiro. Coffee Martins, Viuva Baptista, S. Manoel Cofifee. Mascarenhas, Joao De Paula, S. Paulo Cofifee. Mascarenhas, Joao De Paula, Cravinhos Cofifee. Mattos & Co., Monteiro, Espirito Santo Coffee. Mayrink, Joao De Lellis, Minas Geraes Cofifee. Mayrink, Joao De Lellis, Rio Jan. Coffee. Mazagao, Thiago, S. Paulo. Coffee. Mazagao, Thiago. S. Carlos. Coffee. Meirelles, Severino Souza, Sta. Rita Coffee. Meirelles, Severino De Souza, S. Paulo Cofifee. Melchert, Antonio, S. Paulo. Coffee. Melchert, Carlos, S. Paulo. Coffee. Melchert, Carlos, Mococa. Coffee. Mello. Francisco P. De S., S. Paulo Coffee. ^ _ Mello, lose Soares. De. S. Paulo. Coffee Mello, J. Soares De. Monte Alto. Coffee Mello. M. Sabino De. Maranhao. Cereals BRAZIL. l7o ello, Senador Baptista De, Minas Ge- raes. Coffee. endes, A. A. Borges, Avare. Coffee, endes, Eduardo Ribeiro, S. Paulo. Tea. endes, Vasco, Rio Grande Do Sul. Beans. endes, Vasco, S. J. Montenegro. Beans. endes, (Tameirao) & Silva, S. Paulo. Coffee. endonca, Francisco F. De, Minas Ge- raes. Coffee. endonca, Francisco Furtado De, Rio Jan. Coftee. enezes, M. Joaquim De, Rio de Jan- eiro. Coffee. enezes, Manoel Joaquim De, Rio Jan. Coffee. eyer. Dr. Victor, S. Paulo. Coffee, eyer, Victor, Descalvado. Coffee, iranda, Francisco Valverde De, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. iranda, F. Valverde De, Minas Geraes. Coffee. iranda, Jordao & Co., Minas Geraes. Coffee. iranda. Dr. Leopoldo N. Da R., S. Paulo. Coffee. iranda, Rodolpho N. De R., Batates. Coffee. onerat, Jose Constancio, Rio De Ja- neiro. Coffee. onnerat. Col. Jose, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. onteiro, Mattos & Co., Minas Geraes Coffee. onteiro, Cap. Unas A., S. Paulo. Cof- fee. ^onteiro, Urias, Augusto, Franca. Coffee. 'onteiro, Cornelio De Paula, Minas Ge- raes. Coffee. ionteiro, Cornelio De P?ulc, Rio Jan- eiro. Coft'cc. tontes & Co., J., Rio De Janeiro. Cof- fee. loraes Junior, Antonio Rodrigues, S. Paulo. Coffee. loraes, Elias, A. De, Rio de Janeiro. Coffee. [cares, Antonia Rodrigues De, Rio Jan. Coffee. loraes, Elias Antonio De, Rio Jan. Coffee. loraes, Fabiano S. De, Monte Santo. Coffee. loraes. Col. Fabiano S. De, S. Paulo. Coffee. loraes, Feliciano F. De, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. loraes, Feliciano Ferreira De. Rio Jan. Coffee. Moraes, Manoel De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Moraes, Col. Vincente F. De, Rio de Janeiro. Coffee. Moraes, Manoel De, Campinas. Coffee, Moraes, Vicente, Ferreira De, Rio Jan. Coffee. Moreira, Dr. Delfim, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. Moreira, Eduardo De Godoy, S. Paulo. Coffee. Moreira, Eduardo, Godoy, Brotas. Cof- fee. Moreira, Joaquim Silverio, Minas Geraes Coffee. Moreira, Joaquim L. De Souza, Minas Geraes. Coffee. Moscardi, Marianno, Parana. Corn. Moscoso, Plinio, Bahia. Coffee. Motta, J. Ribeiro De Oliveira, S. Paulo. Coffee. Motta, J. Ribeiro De O., E. S. Do Pinhal. Coffee. Motta & Filho, Viuva, S. Paulo. Coffee. Motta (Viuva) & Filho, E. S. Do Pinhal. Coft'ee. Moura, Brazilino, Parana. Soja. Mourao, J. Leme, S. Paulo. Coffee. Mourao, Joaquim Leme, Rio Claro. Coffee. Muller & Irmao, Carlos, Parana. Bran. Muniz, Raymundo Nunes, Maranhao. Cereals. Mumbach, Umberto, Rio Grande Do Sul Beans. McKinley, Schmidt & Co., Minas Ge- raes. Coffee. McKinley, Schmidt & Co., Rio De Ja- neiro. Coft'ee Navega, Jose Pinheiro, Minas Geraes. Coft'ee. Netto, Porfirio Moreira. S. Paulo. Coffee. Netto, Porfirio Moreira, Amparo. Cof- fee. Nettos, Lima & Co., Maranhao. Cocoa. Nogueira, Alves & Co., Maranhao. Rice. Nogueira, Jose Paulino, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Nogueira, Jose Paulino, Campinas. Coffee. Nogueira, Manoel Victor, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Nogueira, M. Victor, Batates. Coffee. Nogueira, D. Leonina Mendes, E. S. Do Pinhal. Coft'ee. Nogueira, Pedro De Almeida, Minas Ge- raes. Coffee. Nogueira, Tourville, S. Paulo. Coffee. Nogueira, Tourville, Campinas. Coffee. Novaes, D. Francisca Dias, S. Paulo. Coffee. Noaves, Francisco Dias, S. Manoel. Coffee. Numbach, Humberto, Patrulha. Beans. 174 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. J Old Fazenda, S. Paulo. Coffee. Oliveira, Albino J. Barbosa, S. Paulo. Coffee. Oliveira, E. Central De, Minas Geraes. Coft'ce. Oliveira, A. J. Barbosa De, Campinas. Coffee. Oliveira, Joaquim Candido De, S. Paulo. Coftcc. Oliveira, Joaquim Candido De, S. Joao Da B. Vista. Coffee. Oliveira, Jose Joaquim De, Maranhao. Cereal.'^. Oliveira, E. Central De, Minas. Coffee. Oliveira, Gabriel A. Silva, S. Joao Da Boa Vista. Coffee. Oliveira, Francisco Leopoldino, Patrulha. Coffee. Oliveira, Monteiro & Co., Rio De Janeiro Coffee. Oliveira Sobrinho, Raphael De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Oliveira & Barros, S. Paulo. Coffee. Oliveira & Barros, Ribeirao Bonito. Coffee. Oliveira & Irmao, Barbosa De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Oliveira & Irmao, Barbosa De, Amparo. Coft'ee. Opperman, Pedro, Rio Grande Do Sul. Oils and beans. Oppermann, Pedro, S. J. De Montenegro. Vegetable oils. Oppermann, Pedro, S. J. Montenegro. Beans. Padua, D. Cidalia P. De, S. Paulo. Cof- iec. Padua, D. Cidalia, Pinecreta De, , S. Simao Do Paraizo, Coffee. Padua, F. Pimenta De, S. Paulo. Cof- iee. Padua, Francisco. Pimenta De, S. Simao Do Paraizo. Coffee. Paganello, Antonio, Rio Grande Do Sul. Beans. Paganello, Tiotonno, S. J. Montenegro. Beans, tlax seeds. Palma, Antonio Vieira De A., S. Paulo. Coffee. ??Jma, A. Vieira Andrade, Sta. Rita. Coffee. Palmeira Commissao De, Parana. Bar- ley, rye, wheat. Pamplona & Fortes, Rio De Janeiro. Ccfiec. Paranagua, Com. De, Parana. Coffee. Paranapanema, Baroneza De, S. Paulo. Cniivv. Paranapanema, B. De, Campinas. Coffee. Passos Junior, Joaquim Antonio Dos, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. Patto & Irmao, Monteiro, S. Paulo. Cof- iee. Patto, Monteiro & Irmao, Taubate. Cof fee. Paula, D. Maria C. Teixeira De, S. Paulo Coffee. Paula, D. M. Candida T. De, S. Carlos; Coffee. ; Pedreira, Innocencio B., S. Paulo. Cof' fee. Pedreira, Innocencio B., Jahu. Coffee Pereira Barreto, Rodrigo, Itaquera. Cof fee and coft'ee plants. Penteado, Col. Antonio, S. Paulo. Cof| fee. Penteado, Antonio, Ribeirao Prelc Coffee. ( Penheiro, D. Emilia Pestana, Pindamon hangaba. Coffee. Penteado, Ignacio, S. Paulo. Coffee. Penteado, Ignacio, Casa Branca. Coffee Penteado & Irmao, Eliziario, S. Paulo Coft'ee. Penteado, Elisiario & Irmao, S. Carlos Coft'ee. Penteado, Jose De Camargo, S. Paulo Coffee. Penteado, Jose De Camargo, S. Carlos: Coffee. Penteado, Col. Joao C. Leite, S. Paulo, Coffee. Penteado, Joao C. Leite, Casa Brancai Coffee. Penteado, Col. Pedro, S. Paulo. Coffee Penteado, Pedro, Amparo. Coffee. Penteado & Serra, S. Paulo. Coffee. Penteado & Serra, Descalvado. Coffee Pimentel, Antonio P. R., S. Paulo. Cof fee. Pimentel, Antonio, Amparo. Coffee. Pinheiro, D. Emilia P., S. Paulo. Coffee Pinheiro, Oliverio F., S. Paulo. Coffee Pinheiro, Oliverio Fernandes, Mococa Coffee. Pinheiro & Ladeira, Rio De Janeiro Coft'ee. Pinheiro & Ladeira, Minas Geraes. Cot fee. Pinho & Co., Manoel., Rio De Janeiro Coffee. Pinho & Co.. Manoel, S. Paulo. Cottee Pinto, Alexandre Francisco, Minas Gc; raes. Coft'ee. , Pinto, Dr. Luiz Augusto. S. Paulo. Cot fee. Pinto, Luiz Augusto, S. Paulo. Forag! and coffee. ^ a . Piza & Irmao, Tabda, S. Paulo Coffee Piza, Taborda & Irmao. Jahu. Cottee. Polaca, Com., Parana. Cereals. Pombo. Jose Da Rocha, S. Paulo. Cot Pombo, Jose Rocha, Nuporanga. Coffee Pombel, Augusto, Rio Jan. Coflee. BRAZIL. 175 :>rto Alegre, Commissao, Rio Grande Do Sul. ] leans and cereals. Dubel, Augusto, Rio De Janeiro. Cof- fee. rado, Joao F. De A., S. Paulo. Coffee, rado, Martinho, S. Paulo. Coffee, rado, Martinho, Ribeirao Preto. Cof- fee. rado, Joao Ferraz De A., Jahu. Coffee, upo, Francisco De Salles, S. Paulo. Coffee. apo, Ignacio Da S., S. Paulo. Coffee, ipo, Ignacio, Silva, Amparo. Coffee, ueiroz, Antonio De Souza, S. Paulo. Coffee. ueiroz, Antonio De Souza, Limeira. Coffee. ueiroz, Dr. Francisco A. De Souza, S. Paulo. Coffee. ueiroz, Francisco A. De Souza. Cof- fee. ueiroz, Dr. Jose De Souza, S. Paulo. Coffee. ueiroz, Jose De Souza, Leme. Coffee, ueiroz, Luiz A. De Souza, S. Paulo. Coffee. ueiroz, Luiz A. De Souza, B. Do Des- calvado. Coffee. ueiroz, Moreira & Co., S. Paulo. Cof- fee. amos. Dr. Francisco Ferreira, S. Paulo. Coffee. amos, Francisco Ferreira, Sta. Rita Do Pinhal. Coffee. eis, Andre Fernandes Dos. Minas Ge- raes. Coffee. eis, Andre Fernandes Dos, Rio Jan. Coffee. eis, Manoel De Souza, Rio Jan. Cof- fee. enno Junior, Antonio J., Minas Geraes Coffee. ezende, Domingos Ribeiro De, Minas Geraes. Coffee. ezende, Domingos Ribeiro De, Rio Jan. Coft'ee. ezende & Meirelles, S. Paulo. Coffee, ezende & Meirelles. S. Simao. Coffee. Jbas, Rodolpho De Macedo, Parana. For ape. ibeirao Preto C. Municipal De, S. Pau- lo. Coft-ee. ibeiro, Amancio, S. Paulo. Coffee. Jbeiro, Antonio Olyntho, Minas Ge- raes. Coffee. Jbeiro, Antonio Constantino, Minas Ge- i-aes. Coft'ee. ibeiro, Antonio Constantino, Rio Jan. Coffee. ibeiro, Delphim Moreira Da Costa, B. Horisonte. Coffee. 'beiro, Cap. Jose Balbino, Minas Ge- 'Ties. Coffee. Ribeiro, Josue Leite, Minas Geraes. Cof- fee. Ribeiro, Matheus, Rio De Janeiro. Cof- fee. Ribeirao Preto. Comp. Agric, S. Paulo. Coffee. Ribeiro, Manoel, S. Manoel. Coffee. Rinaldi, Miguel A., S. Paulo. Coffee. Rinaldi, Miguel A., Rio Claro. Coffee. Rios, D. Maria A. De Gouveia, S. Paulo. Coft'ee. Rios, Maria A. De Gouveia, E. S. Do Pinhal. Coft'ee. Rocha, Antonio Carlos Da, S. Paulo. Coffee. Rocha, Antonio Carlos, Campinas. Cof- fee. Rodrigues, Dr. Manoel Orlando, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. Rollo, Agostinho J. M., S. Paulo. Rice. Rollo Agostinho, J. M., S. Paulo. Rice. Romano & Irmaos, S. Paulo. Coffee. Romano & Irmaos, Cajuru. Coffee. Rosa, A. Ferreira Da, S. Paulo. Coffee. Rosa, Antonio Ferreira Da, Batataes. Coft'ee. Rosa, Bibiano F. Da, Minas Geraes. Coft'ee. Saboria, Therezinense, Piauhy. Cocoa- nut oil. Salvinhos & Co., Maranhao. Rice. Salles, Dr. Antonio De Padua, S. Paulo. Coffee. Salles, Antonio De Padua, Amparo. Coffee. Salles, Dr. Joaquim De, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Salles, Joaquim De, Pederneiras. Cof- fee. Salles & Co., Jose De, S. Manoel. Cof- fee. Sampaio, F. Domin^rues, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Sampaio, Francisco Domingos, S. Carlos. Coft'ee. Sampaio, Affonso B. De A., S. Paulo. Coffee. Sampaio, Affonso B. De A., S. Carlos. Coft'ee. Sampaio, Col. Jose Ferraz. S. Paulo. Coffee. Sampaio, Jose Ferraz De, Rio Claro. Coffee. Sampaio, Joaquim B. De A., S. Paulo. Coft'ee. Sampaio, Joaquim B. De A., S. Carlos. Coft'ee. Sampaio, Jose Rodrigues, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Sampaio, Jose Rodrigues, S. Carlos Do Pinhal. Coft'ee. Sampaio, Jose Roderigues, S. Carlos. Coffee. 176 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Sampaio, Sebastiao Ferraz, S. Paulo. | Cofifee. Sanches, Carvalho & Co., S. Paulo. Rice. ; Santa Fe, Fazenda, Minas Geraes. Cof- | fee. ! Sant' Anna, Cam. M. De Feira, Bahia. Coffee, Santiago Junior, Col. Joao Carneiro, Mi- nas Geraes. Coffee. Santos, Dr. J. Ribeiro De A., S. Paulo. Coffee. Santos, Jose Ribeiro De A., Rio Claro. Coffee. Santos, Joao Affonso, S. Paulo. Coffee. Santos, Joao Affonso, Araraquara. Cof- fee. Santos, Virginio P. Dos, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Santos, Virginio P. Dos., Franca. Coffee. Santos & Rego, Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. Santos & Rego, Minas Geraes. Coffee. Sattamim & Co., Francisco, S. Paulo. Coffee. Schell, Felisbina, Rio Grande Do Sul, Beans. Schiphorst, Jacob, Sta. Catharina. Rice. Schmidt, Francisco, S. Paulo. Coffee. Schmidt, Francisco, Riberiao Preto. Coffee. Schiphorst, Jacob, Santa Catharina. Rice. Schrammel, C. Augusto, Rio Grande Do Sul. Oils, beans and seeds. Schrammel, Carlos Augusto, S. J. De Montenegro. Vegetable oils. Schrammel, Carlos Augusto, S. J. De Montenegro, l^eans. Selbach Junior, Jacob, Rio Grande. Do Sul. Cereals, oils and beans. Selbach, Junior, Jacob, S. J. De Monte- negro. Vegetable oils.Beans and rice. Senna & Carvalho, Minas Geraes. Cof- fee. Sertaosinho C. Municipal De, S. Paulo. Coffee. Sertaosinrho, C. M. De, S. Paulo. Beans. Shell, Felisbina, S. J. De Montenegro. Beans. Silva, Alcebiades de Aguiar, Maranhao. Cereals. Silva, Alcebiades De Aguiar, Maranhao. Cereals. Silva, Dr. Carolino F. Da, S. Paulo. Coffee. Silva, Carolino Ferreira Da, E. S. Do Pinhal. Coffee. Silva, Carolino F. Da, E. S. Do Pinhal. Coffee. Silva, J. C. I., S. Paulo. Coffee. Silva, J. C. I., Vargem Grande. Coffee. Silva, Joaquim Meireles Da, Minas Ge- raes. Coffee. Silva, Jose Pedroso, S. Paulo. Coffee. Silva, Jose Pedroso, S. Carlos. Coffee. Silva Leme, Octavio Da., Areas. Coffee. Silva, Cap. Manoel Jayme De M, S. Pau-. lo. Coffee. Silva, M. Jayme De M., P. Do Sapucahy., Coffee. I Silva & Co., Jose, Minas Geraes. Cof-' fee. ' Silveira, Eugenio Tristao, Rio De Ja neiro. Coffee. : S. Simao, C. Municipal De, S. Paulo Coft'ee. Simeao, Manoel, Maranhao. Cereals. \ Siqueira, Col. Delphino M. De, S. Pauloi Coffee. ! Siqueira, Delphino Martins De, Sta. Rita; Coffee. Siqueira, Heralle O., S. R. De P. Quatro Coffee. I Siqueira, Cap. Joao Ferraz De, S. Paulo Coffee. Siqueira, Joao Ferraz De, Mococa. Cofi fee. Sixth Agricultural District, S. Pauloi Rice. Sixth Agronomical District, S. Paulo Rice. Soares, D. Prescilliana O., S. Paulo Coffee. Soares, D. PrescilHana De O., Amparc Coffee. Soares, Jose De Lacerda. S. Paulo. Cof fee. Soares, Jose Lacerda, Ribeirao Pretc Coffee. Soares, Dr. Joao, Teixeira, Minas Ge raes. Coffee. Soares, Abilio, S. Paulo. Potatoes. Sociedade Agricola De Blumenau, Sant Catharina. Cereals. Sobrinho, Antonio J. Villas Boas. E. S Do Pinhal. Coffee. Sobrinho, Raphael De O.. Descalvadc Coffee. Souza Aranha, Olavo E. De, Rio Clare Coffee. ' Souza, Antonio Correa De. S. Paulc Coffee. : Souza, Antonio Correa De, Brodowsky Coffee. Souza, Cap. Benigno P. De, Bahia. Coi fee. Sousa. Braulio Rodrigues. S. PauK Coffee. Souza, Braulio Roderigues De, Botucati Coffee. Souza, Col. Florencio Carlos Dc, S. Pai lo. Coffee. Souza, Florencio Carlos De. Cacond< Coffee. , Souza, Col. Joaquim Leite De. S. Paul' Coft'ee. BRAZIL. •uza, Joaquim Leite De, E. S. Do Pinhal. Coffee. uza, Jose Firmino Vieira De, Rio Jan. Coffee. usa, Jose Firmino V. De, Minas Ge- raes. Coffee. uza, Jose Germane De, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. luza, Jose Germanode, S. Paulo. Cereals. uza. Col. Urias Carlos De, S. Paulo. Coffee. uza, Urias Carlos De, S. Sebastiao. Coffee. uza & Co., S. Paulo. Coffee, uza & Co., S. Paulo. Coffee, uza & Filho, Viuva, S. Paulo. Coffee, uza, (Viuva) & Filho, Itatiba. Coffee, reid, Leonardo, Rio Grande Do Sul. Rice. reid, Leonardo, S. J. De Montenegro. Rice. umpc & Studer, Bahia. Cocoa, cena, Vicente Ferreira, Rio De Ja- neiro. Coffee, ituhy, Baroneza De, S. Paulo. Coffee, ituhy, Barao De, Araras. Coffee, .vaies, A. Pereira, Rio Grande Do Sul. Beans. ivares, Antonio Pereiva, S. J. De Mon- lenegro. Beans. ixeira, D. Anna Alves, Minas Geraes. Coffee. ixeira, D. Anna Alves, Rio Jan. Coffee. ixeira Junior, Col. Jose, S. Paulo. Coffee. ixeira. Junior, J., S. Simao. Coffee, ixeira Zacharias, E. Augusto & Co., S. Paulo. Cereals and forage. lies, Arthur P. De Queiroz, Araras. Coffee. lies, Felippe Barbosa, Rio Grande Do 5ul. Coffee. lies, Felippe Barbosa, Patrulha. Cof- fee. lies &: Co., Adriano, Minas. Coffee, lies & Co., Maranhao. Cocoa. »rres & Co., J. J., Minas Geraes. Cof- fee. >rres & Co., J. J., Rio De Janeiro. Coffee. oener, Augusto, S. J. De Montenegro. Ceans. ►stes, Dr. Candido T., Minas Geraes. Coffee. ' •stes, Candido Teixeira, Juiz De Fora. Coffee. :hoa. Dr. Ignacio Mendonca, S. Paulo Coffee. :hoa, Iguacio Mendonce, Limeira. Coffee. Val, D. Francisca Silveira Do. S. Paulo. Coffee. Val. D. Francisca Silveira Do., Ribeirao Preto. Coft'ee. Valente, E. Kerry, S. Paulo. Tea. Valente, E. Kerry, S. Paulo. Tea. Valle, Joaquim A. R. Do, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Valle, Joaquim Augusto R. Do.. Guaxupe. Coffee. Valle, Jose, Maranhao. Sugar cane. Velozo, Leao & Irmao, Sta. Cruz De Paimas. Coft'ee. Vellozo & Co., Fernandes, Espirito San- to. Coffee. Vellozo & Irmao, Leao, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Vergueiro, D. Leonina Mendes, S. Paulo. Coffee. Vergueiros, Irmaos & Sobrinhos, E. S. Do Pinhal. Coffee. Vieira & Moura, S. Paulo. Coffee. Vieira & Moura, Sta. Cruz De Paimas. Coffee. Vieira, Francisco Gomes, S. Paulo. Cof- fee. Villas Boas Sobrinho, Col. A. Jose, S. Paulo. Coffee. Weber, Carlos, Rio Grande Do Sul. Beans. Weber, Carlos, S. J. De Montenegro. Beans, cereals. Weber, F. Monteiro, Parana. Coffee. Wetter, Jacob, Cahy. Vegetable oils. Wildberger & Co., Bahia. Cocoa. Wiltman, Andre, Cahy. Vegetable oils. Wille & Co., Teodor, S. Paulo. Coffee. Wille, Theodor & Co., Itapira. Coffee. Wittmann, Andre, Rio Grande Do Sul. Oils. Zacharias, A. F., S. Paulo. Rice. Zacharias, E. A. Teixeira, S. Paulo. Ce- reals and forage. GROUP 85. Andrade & Co., Mario, Minas Geraes, Butter. Andrade & Co., Mariade, Sitio. Butter. Antunes & Co., Luiz, Rio Grande Do Sul. Lard. Antunes & Co., Luis, P. Alegre. Lard. Arnt & Co., E., Rio Grande Do Sul. Lard. Arnt & Co., P. Alegre. Lard. Ayrosa, Theodoro Marcos, S. Catharina. Lard. Azevedo & Co., Minas Geraes. Butter. Azevedo & Co., Turvo. Butter. Barreto, R. Pereira, S. Paulo. Cheese. Barreto, Rodrigo Pereira, S. Paulo. Cheese. Carmo Do Rio Clare, Fabric a Do, Mi- nas Geraes. Butter. 178 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Carmo Do Rio Verde, Fabrica Do, Minas Geraes. Butter. Carvalho, Col. Antonio Moreira De, Mi- nas Geraes. Butter. Carvalho, Antonio Moreira, Uberaba. Butter. Castro, Hilario Noronha, Pontalete. Butter. City Council of Sertaosinho, S. Paulo. Cheese. Commissao De Therezina, Piuhy. But- ter. Duque, Antonio Jose, Minas Gereas. But- ter. Einloft, G., Rio Grande Do Sul. But- ter. Einloft. G., P. Alegre. Butter Elejalde & Co., P. Alegre. Lard. Elijalde & Co., Rio Grande Do Sul. Lard. Fortes, Dr. Carlos Da Silva, Minas Ge- raes. Butter. Fortes, Dr. Carlos Da Silva, Joao Ayres. Butter. Fowles, William, S. Paulo. Butter and cheese. Gomes & Co., Otero, Rio Grande Do Sul. Lard. Greco & Co., Nicola, Rio Grande Do Sul. Lard. Greco & Co., Nicola. P. Alegre. Lard. Guedes, Alipio, Minas Geraes. Cheese. Guedes. Alipip, Capivary. Cheese. Junueira, Col. Francisco, Carmo Do R. Verde. Butter. Junueira & Co., Sa. Fortes, Baependy. Butter. Kohlraush & Co., Pedro, Rio Grande Do Sul. Lard. Kohlrausch, Filho Pedro, Patrulha. Lard. Lemos, Alcibiades Jose, Carmo Do R. Claro. Butter. Machado, Zeferino, Rio Grande Do Sul. Lard. Machado, ZefTerino, P. Alegre. Lard. Mantiqueira, Comp. Lacticinios, Minas Geraes. Butter. Mantiqueira, Comp. Lacticinio, Manti- queira. Butter. Oderich & Co.. A., Rio Grande Do Sul. Lard. Odreich & Co., A.. Cahy. Lard. Otero, Gomes & Co., P. Alegre. Lard and lard oerdigao, Domingos C, Maranhao. Pre- served fruits. ?erdigao, Domingos De Castro, Maran- hao. Canned fruits. r*inho & Filhos, Santa Catharina. Pre- served meats. i^nho & Filhos, Santa Catharina. Pork products. Jantos & Co., Leal, Rio Grande. Pre- served meats, preserved fish, preserved vegetables, preserved fruits. >ou2a, D. Amelia De, Maranhao. Cann- ed fruits. /ieira, Virginia, Goyaz. Fruits pre- served. GROUP 90. ^guiar, Domingos Valente De, Bahia. Sugar. Vmaral, Evaristo T., Rio Grande Do Sul. Matte. \maral, Evaristo Teixeira, Palmeira. Herva matte. Mmeida Filho, Joao B. De, Matto Grosso. Condiments. Mtenburgo & Co., Rodolpho, S. Cath- arina. Preserves. ^ntonina. Com. De, Parana. Matte. 'Vraujo, Manoel Alves De, S. Paulo. Sugar. \rtusi, Napoleao, S. Paulo. Coffee. \ssu Da Torre, Barao De, Bahia. Sugar. \zevedo, R. De, Parana. Matte. Barboza, Theodoro, Rio Grande Do Sul. Sugar. Barbosa, Theodoro, Patrulha. Sugar. Baptista & Irmao, Sebastiao, Amazonas. Chocolate. Barros, Antonio Paes De, Matto Grosso. Sugar. Barros, Antonio Paes De, Matto Grosso. Sugar. Berger, Augusto, Amazonas. Molasses and syrups. Boa Vista, Fazenda, Amazonas. Mo- lasses and preserves; pepper and prep- arations. Boening, Henrique, Rio Grande Do Sul. Cofifee and spices. Boening, Henrigue, P. Alegre. Spices, extracts and condiments. Bottentuit, Paulo, Maranhao. Sugar. Bottatuit, Paulo, Maranhao. Sugar. Brandao, Francisco Pinto, City of Rio Janiero. Sugar. Cardoso & Co., F., Amaral, Pernambuco. Vinegar. Cameiro & Co., David, Parana. Matte. Carvalho & Co., Martins De, Juiz De Fora. Sugars. Castro, Jose Apolonio De, Maranhao. Chocolate. Castelloes & Co., S. Paulo. Confection- evy. Castello, Usina, Maranhao. Sugar. Cavalcante, D. Antonia, Amazonas. Fruit preserves. Cezar & Co., Goncalves, Bahia. Sugar. City Council of Sertaosinho, S. Paulo. Sugar. City Council, Patrulha. Sugar. Com. Do Estado, Amazonas. Pepper, preserves and sauces. Commissoes De Estado, Amazonas. Chocolate. Comp. Geral Melhoramentos, Pemam- buco. Sugar (sugar cane). Commissao De Campo Maior, Paiuhy. Caju stones. Commissao De Piracuruca, Piauhy. Caju stoneG. Commissao De Therezina, Piauhy. Pep- per and Caju stones. Commissao De Municipal De Carytyba- nos, Santa Catharina. Mate. Commissao Municipal De Joinville, Santa Catharina. Mate Correia, Victorino, Parana. Matte. Department of Agriculture, Bahia. Sugars. Fabre & Co., Paulo, Santa Catharina. Preserves. Ferreira, Junior & Saraiva, S. Paulo. Cofifee and sugar. Ferreira Junior & Saraiva, S. Paulo. Coffee and sugar. Fincate & Co., Brunato, S. Paulo. Con- fectionery. Fontana & Delia Marta, Parana. Coffee. Frei Caneca, Colonia, Pemambuco. Sugar. . I ^ li 182 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Frei Caneca Colony, Pernambuco. Sugar. Freire, Joaquim Augusto, S. Paulo. Sugar. Gianini & Co., Falski, S. Paulo. Confec- tionery and chocolate. Giovanini, Falchi & Co., S. Paulo. Con- fectionery and chocolate. Governo Do Estado, Matto Grosso. Vanilla. Guimaraes & Co., Parana. Matte. Guimaraes, Irmaos, Goyaz. Fruits pre- served. Haiser, Carlos, Rio Grande Do Sul. Coffee. Horn, Christiano, Juiz De Fora. Sugars. Hennig, Hugo, S. J. De Montenegro. Vinegar. Iguassu, Fabrica, Parana. Matte. Industrial Pernambucana, Comp., Per- nambuco. Sugar. Joao Da Cruz, Viuva De, Maranhao. Sugar. Joinville, Comp. Industrial, Minas Ge- raes. Matte. Kennig, Hugo, Rio Grande Do Sul. Vin- egar. Kruel & Kruel, Rio Grande Do Sul. Matte. Kruel & Kruel, Sta. Maria. Herva Matte. Leao Junior, Agostinho, Parana. Matte. Leite, Jose Pereira, Maranhao. Sugar. Leite, Jose Pereira, Maranhao. Sugar. Lima, Dr. Camara, Maranhao. Sugar. Lima, Camava & Co., Maranhao. Sugar. Lima, Nettos & Co., Maranhao. Choco- late. Magalhaes & Co., Marcolino, Bahia. Coffee, chocolate and sugar. Macedo & Filho, Parana. Coffee. Macedo & Soares, Parana. Coffee. Machado, D. Ermelinda De S., Maranhao. Fruits. Marques A. Da Costa, Matto Grosso. Chocolate. Marques, Augusto Da Costa, Matto Grosso. Chocolate. Matte Larangeira, Comp., Matto Grosso. Matte. Mattos, Joaquim F. De, Matto Grosso. Coffee. Melchert, Antonio C, S. Paulo. Coffee and sugar. Melchert, Antonio, S. Paulo. Coffee, sugar and table salt. Melhoramentos, Comp. Geral, Pernam- buco. Sugar. Menezes, D. Catharina M. De, Amazo- nas. Fruit preserves. Mendes, J. Lourenco, Rio Grande Do Sul. Sugar. Mendes, Jose Lourenco, Patrulha. Sugar. Moinho de Ouro, Cap. Federal. Coffee and chocolate. Moinho De, Ouro, City of Rio Janiero. Chocolate and coffee. Momm, Frederico, Minas Geraes. Vine- gar. Momm, Frederico, Santa Catharina. Vinegars. Moraes, Dr. Frederico R., Bahia. Sugar. Moreau, J., Rio Grande Do Sul. Matte. Moreau, Joao, P. Alegre. Herva Matte. ! Morretes, Comm. De, Parana. Coffee. Navarro, D. Anna, S. Paulo. Sauces. Navarro, D. Anna, S. Paulo. Condi- ments. Nettos, Lima & Co., Maranhao. Choco- late. Neugebauer & Tirmao, P. Alegre. Chocolote and confectionery. Neves, Oliveira & Co., Maranhao. Ex- Chocolate and coffee. Niegebauer & Irmao, Rio Grande Doj Confectionery. N. S. Das Dores, Usina, Rio De Janeiro. Sugar. Oliveira, Lourenco Da S., Pernambuco. Sugar. Oliveira, J. Lourenco Da S., Pemartibuco. Sugar (sugar cane). Oliveira, F. Leopoldino, Rio Grande Do Sul. Coffee. Opperman, Pedro, Rio Grande Do Sul. Matte. Oppermann, Pedro, S. J. De Monte- J negro. Herva Matte. ] Palmeira, C. M. De, Rio Grande Do Sul.j Coffee. Parintins, Comm. De, Amazonas. Choc-, olate. Patrulha, Commissao Da, Rio Grande, Do Sul. Coffee. j Pellegrini, Alfredo, S. Paulo. Confec-j tionery. ; Perdigao, Domingos De Castro, Maran- hao. Fruits. ; Pereira, Joao, Rio Grande Do Sul. Sugar.j Pereira, Joao, Patrulha. Sugar. Pitanga, Genesio De S., Bahia. Sugar. Placco, Vicente, S- Paulo. Sugar. Ploetterle, Frederico, S. Paulo. Confec-a tionery and chocolate. ] Quissama, E. Central, Rio De Janeiro. Sugar. Raffard, S. A. Sucrerie Villa, S. Paulo. Sugar. Ramos, Bernardo, Amazonas. Preserves and condiments. Recurso, Engenho, Maranhao. Sugar. Reichert, Irmaos, S. Paulo. Confection- ery and vinegars. Reis, Jose G. De Oliveira, Bahia. Sugar.^ Riachuelo, Engenho, Parahyba. Sugar, i Riachuelo, E. Central, Sergipe. Sugar. BRAZIL. IS8 ianta Anna, Engenho De, Piauhy. Sugar. lantos, Lima & Co., Maranhao. Choco- late. la Ribeiro & Co., Bahia. Sugar. Ichrammel, Cartos Augusto, S. J. Montenegro. ■Nlu.stard seed. ielbach, Sobrinho, Carlos, S. J. De Mon- tenegro. Herva IMatte. lerro Azul, Commissao De, Parana. Coffee. lilva, A£fonso, Rio Grande Do Sul. Matte. lilva, Alfonso, V. Ayres. Herva Matte, lilva, Joao F. Da, Parana. Teas. 1. Joao, E. Central, Parahyba. Sugar. (. Lourenco, Colonia, Parana. Matte, louza, A. Octaviano De, Pernambuco. Sugar, (sugar cane). >ouza, D. Amelia De, Maranhao. PVuits. tucreries, Villa Raffard Societe Anonyme Des, S. Paulo. Sugar and photograph and plan of mill.;. relies & Co., Maranhao. Chocolate. rertuliano & Filhos, Bahia. Sugar. rolle, Augusto & Co., S. Paulo. Con- fectionery. /^alente, Paiva & Co., Amazonas. Pre- serves and condiments. GROUP 91. 'ardoso & Co., F. Amaral, Pernambuco. Carbonated water. :oulon, V. & Co., S. Paulo. Artificial mineral waters, etc. )uchein, Victor, S. Paulo. Water fil- ters. GROUP 92. ^Itenburgo & Co., Rodolpho, Santa Catharina. Wine ^morim, Jose S., Bahia. Brandy. Vndrade, J,, Sant' Anna, Goyaz. Brandy. Vntonina, Commissao De, Parana. Bran- dy. ^rtigas & Co., S- Paulo. Brandy. Vubert, Eugenio, Amazonas. Brandy. Jarros, Antonio Paes De, Matto Grosso. Brandy. Garros, Custodio, Cattas Altar. Wines. Sarroca, Custodio, Minas Geraes. Wine. Becker, Jose, Rio Grande Do Sul. Wines. Beir, H., Rio Grande Do Sul. Wines. Merger, Augusto, Amazonas. Brandy. Jerthold, J., Parana. Wines. iisol, Jose, Rio Grande Do Sul. Wines. httencourt, J. Gualberto. Parana. Wines. Jonsolhos D. Candida, Goyaz. Liquers. Jrandao, Francisco Pinto, City of Rio Janiero. \^'ines. Carneiro, Januario Laurindo, Patrocinio. Brandies. Canzoneri, Pascal, Rio Grande Do Sul. Wines. Cardoso & Co., Pernambuco. Fruit wines. Carneiro, Januario, L., Minas Geraes, Brandies. Carneiro, Jose, N. C, Goyaz. Wines and brandy. Carvalho. Antonio H., Matto Grosso. Castello, Col. Joao Alves, Minas Geraes. Castilho, Joao Alves De, Itabira. Wine and brand}-. Chermont, Braga & Co., Para. Brandy. Christia & Co., Rio Grande Do Sul. Wines. Christia & Co., Pelotas. Brandy. Chitolina, Angelo, Rio Grande Do Sul. Wines. City Council, S. Luis Gonzaga. Bran- dies. City Council of S. Simao, S. Paulo. Orange wine. Clerici & Co., Francisco, S. Paulo. Wines. Clerici, Francisco & Co., S. Paulo. Wines. Commissao De Barras, Piuahy. Caju wine. Commissao De Floriano, Piauhy. Caju wine. Commissao De Therezina, Piauhy. Caju wine. Cruz & Co., Antonio, Pernambuco. Fruit wines. Cunha, Amando, Parana. Wines. Dishel, Joao C, Rio Grande Do Sul. Wines. Diehl, Joao C, S. Leopoldo. Fruit wines. Equi & Co., S. Pedro. Brandy. Faraco, Raphael, Sta Catharina. Wine. Faraco, Raphael De, Santa Catharina. Wine. Figueiredo, Aurelio A., Minas Geraes. Wine and brand}'. Figueiredo, Aurelio A. De, Marianna. Wines. Foggiato, G. and F., Parana. Wines. Forneck, Miguel, Rio Grande Do Sul. Wines. Florianopolis, Commissao De, Santa Catharina. Brandy. Freitas & Seippel, Bahia. Brandy. Francaroli & Co., Guido, B. Horizonte. Wines and brandies. Galleto, Joao, Parana. Brandy. Germano, Aristides. Rio Grande Do Sul. Gonzaga C, Municipal S. L., Rio Grande Do Sul. Brandy. Governo Do Estado, Rio Grande Do Snl. Wine. 1S4 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Grassman, Henrique, S. Paulo. Fruit wines. Guerin & Co., M., Cap. Federal. Wines and brandy. Hechez, Antonio, Rio Grande Do Sul. Wines. Hennig, Hugo, S. J. Montenegro. Bran- die.s. Jesus, Felicissimo Flor De, Patrulha. Brandies. Joao-Da Cruz, Filhos De, Maranhao. Brandy. Joao De Deus, Luiz Da Silva, Patrulha. Brandies. Jose, F. P., Minas Geraes. Wines. Kennig, Hugo, Rio Grande Do Sul. Brandy. Labatut, Venencio, City of Rio De Janiero. Caju wine. Leipintz, Theodoro, Rio Grande Do Sul. Wines. Lima, Dr. Camara, Maranhao. Brandy. Louzada. A. B. De Pinho, Pelotas. Brand}'. Malaia, Joao A. F., Cap. Federal. Bran- dy. Maineu & Irmao, F., Rio Grande Do Sul. Wines. Medeiros & Co., Pernambuco. Brandy (fruit). Moura, Brazilino, Parana. Wines. MuUer, Rodolpho, Parana. Wines. Munbach, Alberto, Rio Grande Do Sul. Brandy. Nicolao, Jose, Goyaz. Liqueurs. Nogueira & Co.,Arthur, S. Paulo. Brandy. Numbach, Humberto, S. J. Montenegro. Brandy. Oliveira, Machado, Colonia, Amazonas. Brandy. Oppermann, Pedro, Rio Grande Do Sul. Brandy. Parada, Feliciano P., Maranhao. Brandy. Parolim. Germano, Rio Grande Do Sul. Brandy. Paulino, Jose Polycarpo, Rio Grande Do Sul. Brandy. Pereira, Pinto & Co., Pernambuco. Brandy (siip.ar cane). Pitanga, Genesio De Souza, Bahia. Brandy. Polycarpo, J., Torres. Brandies. Polydoro, Antonio, Parana. Fruit wine. Poplade, M. Gaston, Parana. Wines. Porto, M. Alves, Rio Grande Do Sul. Wines. Quissaman, E. Central, Rio De Janeiro. Brandy. Ramos & Co., Franco, Rio Grande Do Sul. Wines. Ribeiro, Diogo Martins, S. Paulo. Orange wine. Ritter, Joao, Rio Grande Do Sul. Brandy Ritter, Joao, S. J. De Montenegro. : Brandy. , Rossato & Irmao, Paulo, Rio Grande Do i Sul. Grape juice. Rosatto & Irmao, Paulo, S. Marcos. ; Unfermented .yrapc juice. ! Sala, Julian, Santa Catharina. Brandy ' and wine. \ Sala, Julian, Santa Catharina. Wines. i Selbach, Junior, Jacob, Rio Grande Do ; Sul. Brandy. Selbach, Junior, Jacob, S. J. Montenegro. ; Brandy. ; Silva, Ignacio R. De, Rio Grande Do j Sul. Brandy. Silva, Ignacio Roderigues, Torres. • Brandies. S. Simao, C. Municiped, S. Paulo. Orange ■ wine. State Commission, Minas Geraes. Grape wines. Teixeira, J. P., Sergipe. Fruit wines. Thielen, Henrique, Parana. Fruit wine. Tobal, E. Velasco, Parana. Wines. ; Trevisan, Antonio, S. Paulo. Wine. Vasconcellos, Padre Manoel Mendes P.[ De, Minas Geraes. Wine. I Vasconcellos, Pe Manoel M. Pereira De, | Minas. Wines. I Vianna, Alberto F., Rio De Janeiro.. Brand}', wines. Voluz, Emmanuel, Parana. Wines. j GROUP 93. Aguiar, Freire De, Cap. Federal. Syrups, liquers and spirits. Aguiar, Freire De, City of Rio De Jan- iero. J^iqueurs. Artigas & Co., S. Paulo. Alcohol. Assucareira, Comp., Sergipe. Alcohol. I Aubert, Eugenio, Amazonas. Spirits and alcohol. Barros, Antonio Paes De, Matto Grosso. Distilled spirits, liqueurs oi piqui and caju. Berthand, Ch., Minas Geraes. Liquers and distilled spirits. Bons Olhos, Candida, Goyaz. Liqueurs. Bottatuit, Paulo, Maranhao. Alcohol and distilled spirits. Bove, Antonio, S. Paulo. Liqueurs and distilled spirits. Brandao, Francisco Pinto, City of Rio Dc Janiero. Alcohol and distilled; spirits of su.yar cane. i Brazil, Miguel, Rio Grande Do Sul. Ajierient. Brazil, Miguel, Pelotas. Liqueurs. Cardoso & Co.. F. Amaral, Pernambuco. i Cognac, vermouth, geuelira. Carneiro, Januario L., Minas Geraes Liquers. : BRAZIL. 185 imeiro, Januarie Laurindo, Patrocinio. Liqueur. irvalho, Antonio H. De, Matto Grosso. Distilled spirits. 1. Berthand, Fabrica De, Cambuquira. Liqueurs and distilled spirits. iristia & Co., Pelotas. Liqueurs, etc. ty Council of Sertaosinho, S. Paulo. Alcohol and distilled spirits. vate, Aurelio, S. Paulo. Distilled spirits. erici, Francisco & Co.. S. Paulo. Liqueurs, alcohol and distilled spirits. )mmissao Central, Santa Catharina. Distilled spirits. )mmissao Do Estado, Matto Grosso. Alcohol. )mmissoes Do Estado, Amazonas Liqueurs and distilled spirits )mp. Geral Methorambentos, Pernam- buco. Alcohol (sugar tane). HZ & Co., A., Pemambuco. Cognac, vermouth and gin. uz & Co., Antonio, Pernambuco. Cog- nac, vermouth, aperital. mig, Hugo, S. J. Montenegro. Ver- mouth. lui & Co., Minas Geraes. Distilled spirits. acaroUi & Co., Guido, Minas Geraes. Distilled spirits. accaroli & Co., Quito B. Horizonte. Distilled spirits. eitas & Seippel, Bahia. Liqueurs and alcohol. lerin & Co., M., Cap. Federal. Syrups, liquers and spirits. irin, M., City of Rio De Janiero. Liqueurs and syrups. ennig, Hugo, S. J. De Montenegro. Syrups and sweet liqueurs, bitters, gin, cognac, fernet and alcohol. amaos, Reichert, S. Paulo. Liqueurs, sler, Julio, Rio Grande Do Sul. Alco- hol. sler, Julio, P. Alegre. Alcohol. aicy, Usina, Matto Grosso. Alcohol and liquers. setti, Evaristo, Matto Grosso. Alco- hol and liquers. setti, Evaristo, Matto Grosso. Liqueur de '"Piqui." snnig, Hugo, Rio Grande Do Sul. Dis- tilled spirits, aperients. oeff & Filho, Jacob, Rio Grande Do Sul. Alcohol. oeff, Filho, Jacob, Cahy. Alcohol, ivigue & Co., D., Parana. Gin and other spirits. site, Jose Pereira, Maranhao. Distilled spirits. Mvas, Luiz Chaves, Pelotas. Cognac. Lima, Camava & Co., Maranhao. Alco- hol and distilled spirits. Lobosco, Vicente R., Minas Geraes. Distilled spirits. Lobosco, Vicente Romano, Palmyra. Distilled spirits. Melhoramentos, Comp. Geral, Pemam- buco. Alcohol. » Momm, Frederico, Minas Geraes. Liquers. Momm, Frederico, Santa Catharina. Liqueurs. Nogueira, Arthur & Co., S. Paulo. Dis- tilled spirits. Oliveira, Joaquim Candido De, S. Paulo. Distilled spirits. Pacheco, Dr. Jose P., Parahyba. Alcohol. Parloini, Germano, Patrulha. Distilled spirits. Pereira, Pinto & Co., Pernambuco. Cognac and rum. Pereira, Pinto & Co., Pernambuco. Al- cohol (sugar cane). Pitanga, Genesio De S., Bahia. Alcohol and distilled spirits. P Orto, Manoel Alves, Quarahy. Orange wine. Raffard, S. A. Sucrerie Villa, S. Paulo. Alcohol and distilled spirits. Raymundo Dos Santos, H. Andre, Maranhao. Spirits of genipapo. Riachuelo, E. Central, Sergipe. Alcohol. Recurso, Engenho, Pernambuco. Alco- hol. Sa., Arthur De, Parana. Liquers. S. A. Distilleries Bresiliennes, S. Paulo. Alcohol. Sant Anna Engenho De, Piauhy. Dis- tilled spirits. Selbach, Junior, Jacob, Rio Grande Do Sul. Liquers. Selbach, Junior, S. J. De Montenegro. Liqueurs. Serpa, Floriano, Bahia. Cognac. Silva, Jfose Joaquim Lopes Da, Maranhao. Distilled spirits. Silva, Joao, Rio Grande Do Sul. Liquers. Silva, Joao, S. Leopoldo. Liqueurs. Simoni, Paulo, Minas Geraes. Aperients. S. Joao, E. Central, Parahyba. Alcohol, Tavares, Lapa & Co., Pernambuco. Cog- nac and gin, etc. Torres, Possidonio, Rio Grande Do Sul. Cognac. Torres, Marino Roque Da. Fonseca, Maranhao. Distilled spirits. Trevisan, Antonio, S. Paulo. Alcohol. Travaglio, Luiz, S. Paulo. Vermouth. Usina, Castello, Maranhao. Distilled spirits. Valle, Jose Alves Do, Maranhao. Dis- tilled spirits. 186 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. VaroUo Aleixo, S. Paulo. Liqueur of Eucalyptus. Vianna, Alberto Ferreira, City of Rio De Janiero. Distilled spirits of sugar cane. Vieira, Virgin, Goyaz. Liqueurs. GROUP 94. Antarctica, Comp., S. Paulo. Beer. Benetson & Comp., Ernesto, Parana. Beer. Bopp, Carlos, Rio Grande Do Sul. Beer. Bopp, Carlos, P. Alegre. Beers. Christoffel & Co., F., Rio Grande Do Sul. Beer. Christopfel, Frederico, P. Alegre. Beers and photo. Companhia Antartica Paulista, S. Paulo. Beer. Equi & Co., Minas Geraes. Beer. Equi & Co., S. Pedro. Beer. Fermented Beverages, S. J. Montenegro. Kremer & Co., Juizde De Tora. Beer. Kramer & Co., Minas Geraes. Beer. Mashke & Co., Jorge. Cap. Federal. Beer. Moura Padre J. C, Pernambuco. Caju juice, fermented. Preiss, Haussler & Co., Rio de Janeiro. Beer. Ricardini & Moretti, S. Paulo. Beer. Ritter & Filho C, Rio Grande Do Sul. Beer. Ritter & Trimoo, Pelotas. Beers. Stupakoff, Henrique & Co., S. Paulo. Beer. Stupakoff, H. & Co., S. Paulo. Beer. Stiebler, Carlos, Cap Federal. Beer. Stiebler, Carlos, Juiz De Tora. Beer. Thielen, H., Parana. Beer. Viveiros & Co., City of Rio De Janiero. Beer. Viveiras & Co., Cap Federal. Beer. Weiss, Viuva J., Minas Geraes. Beer. Weiss, Viuva Jose, Juiz De Tora. Beer. GROUP 95. Agricultura, Sec. Da, Pernambuco. Cot- ton fibres. Almedia, Filho, Joao B. De, Matto Grosso. Ginger root and gcrgelim. Amorim & Campos, Pernambuco. Cot- ton seed oils. Amorin & Campos, Pernambuco. Castor oils. Anjos, Col. Antonio P. Dos, Parahyba. Cotton. Antonello, Angelo, Rio Grande Do Sul. Textile fibres. Antonello, Angelo, Caxias. Flax. Antonina, Commissao De, Parana. Cas- tor seeds and fibres. Dos, S.' Vegetable; Vegetable! i Vegetable' Assis E. Silva, Francisco De, Maranhao Oils. Balzala Pe., Director of Colony, S. C. De' Jesus, Alatto Grosso. Seeds of broom, corn and castor. Baldezarini, Luiz, Rio Grande Do Sul.i Textile fibres. | Barbosa, Alexandre J., Parana. Fibres. 1 Beito, Luiz, Raymundo De, Maranhao. | Plants, textiles, oil producing p'ant>, and oils. I Boris, Freres, Ceara. Cotton. [ Boxwell, Nephew & Co., Pernambuco.! Cotton. ! Camargo & Co., Affonso, S. Paulo. Cot-j ton. Campos Mello, Caetano A. Paulo. Castor seeds. City Council, Garibaldi. fibers. City Council, Garibaldi. fibers and rope. City Council, S. L. Gonzaga. libers and rope. City Council, Patrulha. Cotton. ' City Council, D. Perdito. Raw wool. 1 City Council De Pedrito. OstricH leathers. i City Council B. Esperanca, S. Paulo j ^Medicinal plants. City Council of Sertaoshino, S. Paulol Cotton. J Commissao De Floriano, Piuahy. Os. tricli fat. I Commissao De Peripery, Piauhy. Oils Commissao De Piracuruca, Piauhy. Os trich fat and feathers. Commissao De Therezina, Piauhyj Fibres. Commissao De Corytybanos, Santo Catharina. ^^ledicinal plants. Commissoes Do Estado, Amazonas anc Matto Grosso. Oils, medicinal plantsj feathers and cotton. Companhia Manuf. E. Agricola Maranj hense, Maranhao. Cotton. ;J Curitibanos, Commissao De, S. Oath! arina. Medicinal plants. Eugenio & Co., Joao, Parana. Fibres. \ Fourth Agronomical District, S. Paulo Vegetable fibres. J i Fowles, Wiliam, S. Paulo. Wool. Garibaldi, Com. De, Rio Grande Do Sul Cotton. Giustie & Co., Frederico, P. Alegre Vegetable fibres. Gomes, Leao, Parana. Fibres. Guedes, Manoel, S. Paulo. Oil. Guedes, Manoel, S. Paulo. Cotton see<: oil. j Haner, Roberto, Parana. Fibres. I Hucahik, Andre, Parana. Linen. BRAZIL. 187 tend. De Mossoro, Rio Grande Do Morte. Cotton, medicinal plants and lides. la & Krause, Pernambuco. Hides and skins. ihn, Freres, S. Paulo. Kola, zak, Jose, Parana. Linen and fibres. )etz, Emilio, S. J. Montenegro. Kola, ma, (Filho), Camara, Maranhao. Fibres. ma, Rocha, Goyaz. Fibres, ichado, Dr. Joao. Maranhao. Textile alants. agalhaes, Carlos B. De, S. Paulo. Flax. attos, Joaquim F. De, Matto Grosso. Cotton. arros, M. A. & Co., Maranhao. Down. ;ves, Oliveira & Co., Maranhao. Cotton. ilmeira, Commissao De, Parana. Lin- seed oil. itzlafiF, Frederico, Rio Grande Do Sul. Textile plants. itzlaff, Frederica, S. J. Montenegro. Cotton and flax. iz, Manoel Raymundo Da, Piauhy. Cotton. ;drito, C. Municipal, D., Rio Grande Do Sul. Raw wool. nto, Manoel Da Costa, Parana. Fibres, aeiroz, Luiz M. Pinto De, S. Paulo. Fibres. imos, Jose L., Rio Grande Do Sul. Raw wool. amos,' Jose Laurindo, Patrulha. Cot- ton and wool. ibeiro, Jose Pedro & Co., Maranhao. Fibres. odrigues, Honorato, Rio Grande Do Sul. Raw wool. ossback Bros., Pernambuco. Cotton seed oil and beans. iboaria, Therezinense, Piauhy. Cocoa- nut oil. ossback Bros., Pernambuco. Cotton .seed oil and beans. into Antonio, Commissao, Rio Grande Do Sul. Cotton. intos, J. Maria. Rio Grande Do Sul. Raw wool. mtos, Joao Maria, Patrulha. Wool, hrefler, Roberto, S. Catharina. Raw wool. :ira & Co., P. Alegre. Castor seeds and oils. lims, Joao, Rio Grande Do Sul. Tex- tile plants. lames, Joao, S. J. Montenegro. Flax, artha, W., Rio Grande Do Sul. Tex- tile plants. GROUP 96. Almeida, Alberto De, Amazonas. Can- dles and other wax products. Balderazini, Luiz, S. Paulo. Raw silk and cocoons. Basco, Escola, C. Do Campo. Bee hives. Bataillard, S. A., S. Paulo. Appliance for destruction of ants. Borba, Drogaria, S. Paulo. Raw silk and cocoons. Borges, Pedro A., S. Paulo. Appliance for destruction of ants. Bufarah. Salomao, S. Paulo. Siricultur- al products. Bufarah, Salomao, S. Paulo. Honey and wax, cocoons, photographs, etc. City Council of Sertaosinho, S. Paulo. Honey and wax. Com. Do Estado, Amazonas. Honey. Commissao Do Estado, Parana. Co- coons, raw silk, etc. Commissao De Piracuruca, Piauhy. Honey — wild bees'. Commissao ' De Therezina, Piauhy. Honey, cocoons — wild. Conceicao, Asylo N. S. Da, S. Paulo. Honey and wax. Curityba, Commissao De, Parana. Raw silk, cocoons, etc. Huber, Pedro, P. Alegre. Wax and honey. Huber, Pedro, Rio Grande Do Sui. Honey and wax. Huber, Senior, Pedro, P. Alegre. Honey. Huber, Henrique, P. Alegre. Honey. Jorge, Casemiro, Itabira. Silk worm products. Hock, W., Parana. Cocoons and raw silk, etc. Kohlrausch Co., Pedro, Rio Grande Do Sul. Honey. Kohlrausch Filho, Pedro, Patrulha. Honey. Lerenner, Bulow & Co., S. Paulo. Ap- paratus for destruction of insects. Lerenner, Bulow & Co., S. Paulo. Ap- pliance for destruction of ants. Madureira & Co., Amazonas. Candles and other wax products. Manfroi, Mansuelo. Rio Grande Do Sul. Raw silk and cocoons. Manfroi, Mensuelo, Garibaldi. Cocoaus. Mechanica & Importadora Comp., S. Paulo. Appliance for destruction of ants. Nascimento, Asdrubal, S. Paulo. Honey and wax. Nascimento, Asdrubal, S. Paulo. Siri- cicultural products. Nogueira, Garcia & Co., S. Paulo. Wax. ^.88 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. N. S. Da Conceicao Irmandade, S. Paulo. Siricicultural products. Rodrigo Silva Colonia. Barbacena. Silk worm products. Rosenstengel, Jose, Rio Grande Do Sul. Honey and wax. Rosenstengel, Jose, P. Alegre. Wax and honey. Sarafana & Co., S. Paulo. Honey, wax and candles. Sertaosinho, C, Municipal De, S. Paulo. Wax. Serafana & Co., S. Paulo. Honey an wax. ' Silvinz & Ernst, S. Paulo. Honey. ' Wartha, Wenceslau, Rio Grande Do Suf Raw silk and cocoons. GROUP 97 j Morgetti, Pompeu, Pelotas. Apparatt for wire fcncinjy. ; Motta, Joaquim M., Pelotas. Agricultur! machine. BULGARIA. LOCATION: BULGARIAN SECTION PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. Tobacco, Cereals, Wines. GROUP 8i. Dnntcheff, M. T., Tirnovo. Leaf to- bacco. Ghirganoff, S. D., Tirnovo. Leaf to- bacco. Kabaktchieff, G., Sophia. Leaf Tobacco. Lubenoff & C. N., Plovdiv. Leaf to- bacco, cut tobacco and cigarettes. Smolchievsky, D. G., Doupnitza. Leaf tobacco. Stavridis & C. S., Plovdiv. Leaf To- bacco, cut tobacco and cigarettes. GROUP 84. Beneff, S., Village of Koumaritza, Dis- trict of Sophia. Oats. Detcheff, S., Village of Diskot, District of Tirnovo. Karanatcheff Brothers, Svistov. Brasica napus oleipera (rape seed). Municipality of Bela Slatina, The, Dis- trict of Vratza. Corn, anis, susam seed. Municipality of the Village of Petrichi, District of Sophia. Wheat. Municipality of Pirdop. Oats and wheat. Patrikoff, T. A., Village of Diskot, Dis- trict of Tirnovo. Wheat. Payokoff VarjarofF, Sophia. Flax seed. Popoff, St., Village of Shavla, District i){ Varna. Spring wheat. State Agriculture School of Roustchouk. Wheat, corn, barley, tlax seed, lentils, beans, brasica napus, olcifera. State Agriculture School of Sadova. Wheat, barley, oats, beans, sunfIow St. Marc, Que. Oats. Levasseur, Jos., St. Germain de Kamour-i aska, Que. Wheat. Lindsay, David, Tilley, N. B. Oats. Lindsay, Thos., Belmont, N. S. Oats. Linton, Isaac, Strathr'ay, Ont. Oats. Lloyd, Miles, Murry River, P. E. I. Oats Lloyd, Wm,, Georgeville, Que. Oats. Loarlee, D. G., Perth Centre, N. B. Oats' Loat, W., Swan River, Ont. Wheat. Lochare, A., Lyttan, B. C. Wheat. Louthier, A. L., Port Elgin, N. B. Oats, Lumley, Thos., Puston, Ont. Oats. | Lyan, Wm., Moffatt, N. W. T. Peas. I Mc Arthur, Jas., Emrrjare, P. E. I. Peas McArthur, W. H., Richmond, Ont. Bar' ley. McCallum. H., Keulis, N. W. T. Wheat McCartney, Wm., Huntingdon, Que Oats. McCillock, Geo., Bx. 125 Killarney, Man Flax. McConnell, Jas., Chean, B. C. Oats. McCuUum, F., Milton. Ont. Wheat. McDonald, Angus, AlHston, P. E. i Oats. McDonald, Dunn, Bailey's Brook, N. S Oats. McDonald, J., Almante, Ont. Peas. McEachen, Neil, Queen's Mills, N. Si Oats. McFarlane, Chas., Desman Island, B. C Oats. , McFarlane, Mrs. E., St. Albert. N. W. T Wheat. McGunness, Patk., Deseronto. Ont. Oats' Mcintosh. Capt. A., West Bay. Oats. Mcintosh, J., McLeod, N. W. T. Oats McKenney, John, Erin, Ont. Wheat. McKenzie, A., Three Brooks, N. B. Oats McKenzie, H. A.. Long Creek. P. E- I Oats. McKenzie, J. C. Long Creek, P. E • Oats. McLaren, R. A., Eden Lake. N. i Wheat. ^ ! McLaughlin, John, Waterville. Q"' Oats. McLaughlin, M., Great Vilage, N. ' Wheat. J CANADA. iy8 ;Lean, August, Wallace Station, N. S. Dats. ;Lean, A. W., Grand View, P. E. I. 3ats. ;Lean, M. A., North Ainslie, N. S. Peas. ;Leod, A., French Village, P. E. I. ,Vheat. ;Leod, A., Grand River, Que. Oats. :Leod, Jas. W., Carribou River. Oats. ;Leod, Preston, Park Corner, P. E. I. Dats. ;Millian, Thos., Bridgeville. Que, Oats. :Millian, Wm., Cartiaright, Man. A^'heat. ;Moffatt, Geo., Harvey Station, N. B. Dats. Nally, L., Calumet Island, Que. Oats. Naye, Lome, Springfield, N. S. Oats. Neils, A. T., Landsdowne, One. Oats. Nulty, Dan, Manotick, Ont. Oats. Nutt, Geo., Darnley, P. E. I. Wheat. Phail, A., St. Andrews West, Ont. )ats. Pherson, John, Cowichan Station, B. :. Oats. Robie, Fred, Iroquois, Ont. Oats. iddie, Syl., St. Gilbert, P. E. I. Peas. liloux, P. P., Shippigan, N. B. Oats. illard, Abner, Grand Bend, O. Grass eed. lUett, Herbert, Granville, P. E. I. Oats. indeau, F., Nicslet, Que. Clover. indersan, Thomas, Myrtle Station, )nt. Wheat, rye, barley, oats. irehouse, Jones, Brighton, N. S. Bar- ey. irin, C, St. Francois de Montmagny, }ue. Oats. irin, Jos., Broughton Station, Que. )ats. irshall, E. M., Central Clarence, N. S. ^eas. irshall, Wm., Peterboro, Que. Peas. Lthews, H., Lachute, Mills. Wheat. irtin, Joe, Paris, Ont. Oats. irtin, Paul S., St. Amand, N. B. Oats. irtin, W. R., Somerset, N. S. Peas. lurault. P., St. Jacques de Montmagny, ^ue. Wheat. lusseau, F., Nicslet, Que. Timothy. yrand, S., Lachevrotiere, Que. Barley. :nemy, Wm. M., Glenwood, B. C. 'eas. rcier, Placide, St. Henedine, Que. Dats. ssier. A,, St. Hughes. Barley. les, Tom, Indian Head, N. W. T. Oats. lot. Ant., Louiseville, Que. Wheat. ttle, J. B., Rapides de I'Original, Que. )ats. del Farm, de Compton, Que. Wheat del Farm, St. Anne, Que. Wheat. ffat, T., Hayfield, Man. Wheat. More, Chas., Almonte, Que. Oats. Moore, John, Lapland, N. S. Barley. Moore Thos., Ormstown, Que. Oats. Morin, H., St. Arsene, Que. Wheat. Morin, Joseph, St. Paul du Buton, Que. Wheat. Morrison, Walter, Holstein, Ont. Oats. Morrison, W., Richmond, P. E. I. Oats.. Morrisstte, E., St. Joseph Lepage, Que. Wheat. Morrow, Edgar, Sterline, Ont. Oats. Mortle, Jos,, Sturgeon Falls, O. Oats. Morton, Dan, New Germany, Ont. Oats. Mullen, Wm., Acton, Ont. Oats. Murphy, Andrew, Long River, P. E. I. Oats. Murphy, M. J,, Burlington, P, E, I. Oats. Murray, James, Mauswood, Ont. Wheat. Murray, John, Choteau, N. W. T. Oats. Murry, Rich., Clinton, P. E. I. Barley. Myers, J H., Hampton, P. E. I. Oats. Naelfils, A., Clarence Creek, Ont. Wheat. Nadeau, E., St. Henri de Levis, Que. Oats. Naud, Joseph, Lachevrotiere, Que. Oats. Nickner, Fred, Notre Dame du Portage, Que. Wheat. Niciie, George, Scotch Black, Ont. Wheat. Nix, W. R., South Rawdon, Ont. Oats. Nodin, Melb.. Long Creek, N. B. Oats. Nodin, W., Long Creek, N. B. Oats. Noiseux, E,, St, Cesaire, Que. Oats. Ogrygls. N., Sifton, Man. Barley. Oicle, Allan, Waterloo, N. S. Barley. Ouellet, Eolidor, St. Alexandre de Ka- mouraska. Que. Wheat. Ouellet, L., St. Alexandre de Kamour- aska. Que. Oats. Ouellet, Phil, St, Felicien, Que. Wheat. Owens, Arthur, Princetown, P. E. I. Oats. Paiselzkie, Renfrew, O. Oats. Papineau, Andrew, Fort Alexander, Man. Oats. Paquette, P. E., Rougemont. Que. Wheat. Paquin, Geo,, Deschambeault, Que. Peas. Paradis, Damase, St. Germain de Kam- ouraska, Que. Wheat. Paradis, Geo., Charlesbourg, Que. Wheat. Pardice, W., Petir Cascapedias, Que. Wheat. Pare, F., St. Raymond, Que. Oats. Pareman, Jas., Regina, N. W. T. Wheat. Parker, P., Walton, N. S. Barley. Patriquen, L., North Greenville, N. S. Peas, Patriquen, H,, Upper Malagash, N. 3. Pearce, J, H„ Regina, N, W, T, Wheat. Pelletier, Tessierville, Que. Peas. Pelletier, Thos., Hebertville, Que. Wheat. 194 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Pennie, Wm., Toronto, Ont. Flax and grass seeds. Perley, W. D., Walseley, N. W. T. Wheat. Peterson, H., Thomasburg, Ont. Oats. Philip, Jno., Tracy Station, N. B. Peas. Phillips, H. A., Pembroke, N. B. Oats. Phillips, H. R., Mt. Lehman, B. C. Oats. Phillips, Jos., Shelbourne, O. Grass seeds. Pierre, O. St., Rimouski, Que. Wheat. Pitts, Peter, East Tracadie, N. S. Peas. Plante, D.. Causapscal, Que. Peas. Poirier, A., Bonaventure River, Que. Wheat. Power, John A., Long River, P. E. I. Oats. Preston, Jas., Fox River, Que. Oats. Radney, Jas. E , Ormond, Ont. Barley. Ralston, John, Rapid City, Man. Wheat, barley, buckwlieat. Ramsay, Nelson, Conway, P. E. I. Peas. Rays, M., Grand Rang, Que. Wheat. Read.^ Elp., Batsford, N. B. Peas. Reiact, J., Clearspring, Man. Wheat. Rennie, Wm., Toronto, O. Grass seed. Renipel, J., Gretna, Man. Barley. Reynalds, W. J., Frankvill. Ont. Oats. Reynolds, J., Ripple, N. W. T. Wheat. Richard, Phil, St. Patrice, Que. Oats. Richards, Chas., Knee Hill Valley, N. W. T. Oats. Rigly, John, Killarnev, Man. Flax. Riley, John, Dundas, P. E. I. Wheat. Rioux, H., Trois Pistoles, Que. Oats. Riviere, Chas., Maria East, Que. Wheat. Robichande, Jos., Prescott, Ont. Oats. Robichaud, Jos.. St. Jean Port Joli, Que. Wheal. Robinson, Geo., Erin, O. Barley. Rogers. E., Enniskillen, Ont. Oats. Ross. Sandy. Malagash. Novia Scotia. rjats. Ross, P., Blue Mountain, N. S. Wheat. Ross, Peter. Belmont. N. B. Wheat. Rossignol, A., River du Loup. Que. Wheat. Rowe, Jos., Rothsay. O. Oats. Roy, Ledf^er. Ste. i^nne de la Perade, Que. I'.arley. Roy, P. E., Peribonca, Que. Barley. Rutherford, Geo., Ste. Melachie, Que. Oats. Ruuartt. T., Moose Jaw. N. W. T. Wheat. Saucie, John, Hiland Grove. Ont. Oats. Sauve, Louis, St. Telesphore, Que. Bar- ley. Savard, Jos., St. Joseph d'Alma. Que. Wheat. Schubrink, Reg.. Arnprior, Ont. Oats. Schwartz. Jno., Woodland, N. B. Barley. S:ott Isaac, Marquette, Man. Wheat. Scott, Jno., Harnby, B. C. Wheat. Senecal. J. B., South Roxton, Que. Oats. Seymour, W. F., Qu Apple Station, N W. T. Wheat. i Shaddock, Thos., Creighton, O. Grass' seeds. ' Sharpe,' G., Keulis, N. W. T. Wheat, i Shaw, C. W., Oakham, N. B. Oats. i Shelter, J. C, Newburg, Ont. Barley. '. Shillarn, J., Portage La Prairie, Man' Barley. ' Sideballm, Geo., Brakenhead, Man. Bar! ley. Simpson, A., Beresford, Man. Wheati Skaifer, M., Ethlebert, Man. Barley, j Slater, John Sr., North Georgetown, Onti BarleA^ j Smith, "A., Crandell, Man. Oats. Smith, Dan., Glendale, N. S. Oats. Smith, D. J., Smith Island, Ont. Oats. ' Smith, H. J., Scotch Village, N. S; Wheat. Smith, Thos., Cumberland, N. B. Oats. Soucy, Zenon, Tessierville, Que. Wheat) Speltmann, Paul, Willowbrook, N. W. T Oats. Spenney, M. E. B., Greenwood. Oats. , Spring, Arthur, Demorestville, Quei Oats. j Sprowl, R., Acton, Ont. Wheat. Stedman, G. F., Gasman, Man. Peas. ) Stephen, W. W., Meaford, O. Timoth:, seed. I Stephens, T. W., Aurora, Ont. Wheat., Stephens, W. "L., Aurora, Ont. Wheat Steuck, E., Aberenthy, N. W. T. Wheat Stevens, L. T., Dover, N. B. Wheat. Stevens, W. J., Salton, N. W. T. Wheat Stewart, Camis, Mills, N. S. Wheat. StJIes, W. S., Bellview, Ont. Oats. Stilman, R. M., Campbellford, Om Wheat. Strong, J., Rocanville, N. W. T. Whea St. Laurent, N.. Trois Pistoles, Qu( Peas. St. Pierre, Martin, St. Roch des Aulnaic Que. Peas. . Sutherland, Jno., Hedgeville, N. s Wheat. Taillon, F., St. Guillaume, Que. Wheat. Talbot, Robt, Everton, Ont. Whea barlej-. Tardif, O., St. Germain de Kamourask; Que. Oats. Taylor, W. G.. Bedique. P. E. I. Oats^ Taylor, Frank, New Germany, N. ^ Peas. Tessier, E., St. Felicien. Que. Peas. Tessier, Zet., Orleans, Ont. Barley. Theriault, A., Mont Carmel, Que. Whea Thompson, J., Salmondale. N. B. Whea Thompson, Thos., Murray Bay, Q" Oats. Thorn. Beacher, Pacham. N. B. Peas. Tompkins, Jas., Emerald, N. S. Oats. CANADA. 195 remblay, Ernest, La Terricre, Que. Oats. remblay, F., Les Eboulements, Que. Wheat. remblay, Henri, Hebertville, Que. Wheat. repanier, Nap., Ste. Marthe, Que. Peas. ruchon, Jos., River du Loup Station, Que. Oats. ackey, E., Little Metis, Que. Wheat. urcotte, F. H., Ste. Felicite, Que. Oats. urcotte, Pierre, Ste. Fa'-nille. Que. Oats. urgeon, Damase, St. Charles de Belle- chasse, Que. Oats. urnbull, Robt. Jr., Springhill, Ont. Oats, achon, Alex, Mongenais, Que. Barley. alcourt, Jos., Norte Dame du Lac, Que. Peas. an Buskirk, Mrs. R. S., Ross Creek, N. W. T. Onts. eilleux, Phil, St. Victor de Tring, Que. Wheat. ener, H. C , Fleming, N. W. T. Oats, eronneau, Isaie, St. Phillippe de Ches- ter, Que. Oats. errette. L. P., Lorette, Que. Oats, iens, Alfred, Magog, Que. Oats. iolet, Edmund, St. Smand, N. B. Oats. Wallace, J., Reynolds, N. B. Wheat. Wallace, T. A., Wallace. N. S. Barley. Wallace, Robt., Port Granby, O. Oats. ^alsh, Geo., Shawville, Que. Oats. ^alsh, Howard, Shawville, Oue. Oats. ^alter, W., Lanark, Ont. Oats, ^ard, Lawson, Sackville, N. B. Oats, ^atts, W., Cheasant Forks, N. W. T. Oats. 'ebster, Granton, Uxbridge, Ont Wheat. ^cibe, P. P., Grunthal, Man. Peas. ^ells, Jno., McGregor, Man. Oats. 'elton, E., Blair, N. B. Wheat. 'iggins, T., Alexander, Man. Wheat. 'ildman, J. T., Norwood, O. Oats. Winter, Wm., Kingsford, Ont. Wheat. ^heeler, M. B., Spring Hill, N. B. Peas. 'hissell, P. W., St. Andre Avelin, Que. Wheat. 'hite, R. W., Griersville, Ont. Oats. '^Tte. V/. F.. Snowfl?ke, Man. Oats. 'hitehouse, P. W., Knowlesville, N. B. Oats. oung, C, Martinville, Que. Oats. GROUP 85. igersoll Backing Co., Ingersoll, Ont. Cheese. acLaren, A. F., Imperial Cheese Co., Toronto, Ont. Cheese. ruro Condensed Milk Co., Truro, N. S. Condensed milk and cream. GROUP 87. Benson, W. T., Montreal, P. Q. Cereal foods. Blain, Eby Co., Toronto, Ont. Cereal foods. Campbell, Archie, Toronto, Ont. Flour. Edwardsburg Starch Co., Cardinal, Ont. Starch. Frontenac Cereal Co. The, Kingston, Ont. Cereal foods. Greig, Robert Co. The, Toronto, Ont. Cereal foods. Imperial Starch Co., Prescott, Ont. Starch. Lake Huron & Manitoba Co., Goderich, Ont. Flour. Lake of the Woods Milling Co., Keewa- lin, Man. Flour. Mcintosh, P. & Son, Toronto, Ont Cereal foods. Ogilvie Milling Co., Montreal, P. Q. Flour. Tilson Company, The, Tilsonburg, Ont. Cereal foods. Yuill, Robt., Almonte, Ont. Syrup. GROUP 88. Brown, Christie & Co., Toronto, Ont. Biscuits. Gillet, E. W., Co., Toronto, Ont. Baking powder, cream tartar. GROUP 89. Eby Blain Co., Toronto, Ont. Canned fruits and vegetables. GROUP 90. Akester, Julius R., Roseham, P. Q. Syrup. Alary, Patrick, La Conception, Labelle Co., Que. Syrup. Anderson, Robt.. Hornick, Que. Svrup. Arton, Elgear, St. Rock des Aulnais, Que. Syrup. Atkinson,. C. . Edwin,. Maccan, N. S. Syrup. Austin, Chas., Brome Centre, Que. Syrup. Ayer, Homer G., Ayers Flat, Que. Syrup. Belanger, Louis, St. Sylvestre East. Syrup. Bitner, A., Arkona, Ont. Syrup. Blake, H. P., South Stukely, Que. Syrup. Brown, C. J., East Southampton, N. S. Syrup. Bruce, Archie A., Huntington, Que. Syrup. Cameron, J. J., Greenfield, Ont. Syrup. Caron, Nelson, Riviere du Loup, Que. Sj'rup. 196 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Carson, Nelson, Riviere du Loup, Que. Syrup. Castongnay, Auguste, St.. Rock dcs Aul- nais, Que. Syrup. Cassidy, W. W., Clover Hill, N. B. Syrup. Cass, Allan A., Cassburn, Ont. Syrup. Caswell, C. F., Sand Hill, Que. Syrup. Chamberlain, Nelson, Knowlton, Que. Syrup. Charlton, Wm., Ilderton, Ont. Syrup. Christie, Archie, Apple Hill, Ont. Syrup. Clelland, Archie, Hemmingford, Que. Syrup. Clouthier, Alexir, St. Victor de Irving, Beause Co., Que. Syrup. Colpitis, J. M., Mapleton, N. B. Syrup. Colpitts, W. A., Ellin, N. B. Syrup. Cookman, Mrs., Kingsbury, Que. Syrup. Copping, Henry, Rawdon, Que. Syrup. Crosley, A. S., Compton, Que. Syrup. Cuthbertson, Geo., McDonald's Cor. Ont. Syrup. Dairs, C. W., S, Stukely, Que. Syrup. Desormeau, Wilfred, St. Jerome, Que. Syrup. Dominion Government. Collective ex- hibit of maple sugar and sjTup. Duboix, Ernest, St. Therese de Blain- ville, O. Syrup. Duhnage, Walter S., Maynard, Ont. Syrup. Dumas, E., St. Michel. Que. Syrup. Dustin, J. W., Agies Flats, Que. Syrup. Sayer, W. L., Freleghsburg, Que. Syrup. Edwards, Nelson J., Clarence, Ont. Syrup. Edwardsburg Starch Co., Cardinal, Ont, Corn syrup. Fitchett, Ernest A., Cowansville, Que. Syrup. Fowler, W. H., Milboro, Que. Syrup. Fulton, Wm., West Brook, N. S. Syrup. Gavne, Magloire, St. Roch dcs Anenais, Que. Syrup. Gildut, Alexander, Ellin, N. B. Syrup. Goulet. El., St. Gevais, Ont. Syrup. Graham, W. R., Port Erie, Ont. Syrup. Gregoire, Theo., Danville^ Que. Syrup. Grimm Mfg. Co., The, Montreal, Que. Syrup. Harvey, Geo. A., Apple Grove, Que. Syrup. Hause, W. H., Athens, Ont. Syrup. Hay, Frederick, Philipsbury, Que. Syrup. Herdman, Arthur, Herdman, Que. Syrup. Higgs, H. C, Nappain, N. S. Syrup. Holden, A., & Son, St. Armand Centre, Que. Syrup. Ingalls, D. H., Farman's Corner, Brome i Co. Que. Syruj). Jackson Bros., Scotch Lake, N. B. Syrup. Jackson, John, Lachute, Que. Syrup. Jacob, T., St. Sylvestre Labiniere, Que. Syrup. Johnson, Asa C, Cowansville, Que. Syrup. Kaney, John, Hallerton, Que. Syrup. Kelly, Wm. G., Huntingdon, Que. Syrup. Kezar, B. H., Massawippi, Que. S5nnip. Lafontaine, L., St. Gervais, Que. Syrup. Lasalle, Cupeien, St. Thos. de JoUette, Que. Syrup. Latrilippe, F. X., Charlesburg. Que. Syrup. ' Laviolette, Mrs. S. G., St. Jerome, Que. Syrup. Leavitt, E. L., Dunkin, Que. Syrup. Leclerc, A. Albert, St. Jean Fort Joli, Co. L Islet, Que. Syrup. Lowry, I. J., Highland Grove, Ont. i Syrup. Dupins, Luc & Bros., Village des Aul- naies, Que. Syrup. ^ Dupuis, Lue, Bros., St. Roch de Aulnaies, i Que. Svrup. i Dupuis, L. & Sons, St. Roch des Aul- 1 naies. Que. Svrup. I Luk, F. J. Crown Hill, Ont. Syrup. . Mac Millan, J. N., Bracebridge. Ont. Syrup t McDougall, George F., South Stukely, Que. Syrup. McGillivray, Donald, Locheil, Ont. , Maple syrup. McKertey, Mark, Abbottsford, Que. Syrup. McLaughlin, R. H., South Stuckely, Que. Syrup. McNally, M. B., Kingsclear. N. B. Syrup. McRay, S. A., North Hatley, Que, Syrup. Martin, C. O., South Stukely, Que. i Syrup. Mills, Alx, Mapleton, N. S. Syrup. Mills, J. W., Napanee, Ont. Syrup. Monehouse, Robert, Cairo, Ont. Syrup. Monroe, W. H., Apple Hill, Que. Syrup. Montgomery, S., Huntingdon, Que. Syrup. Morin, Franceis, St. Raphael Bellchasse, Que. Svrup. Morgan, Harold M., St. Annas. Que. Syrup. Moorehouse, Wilbert & Son, Shetland, Ont. Syrup. Moore, B. L., Burgersville, Ont. Syrup Murchison, Miss M., Williamstown, Glengarry Co., Ont. Syrup. Newton, Jas, D., Vanleek Hill, Ont. Syrup. _ Oswald, W. A., Petit Brule Co Two Mountains, Que. Syrup. CANADA. 197 Dmlette, Moses, St. Jerome. Que. Syrup. Dwens, Peter R., Brome, Que. Syrup. Paterson, Wm., Mille Isle, Que. Syrup. Pelletier. Damase, fils, St. Roch des Aul- nais, Que. Syrup. Piou, Eloi, St. Damare, Que. Syrup. ?lacey, Jas. H., Ulverton, Que. Syrup. Raymond, Homidas, Cote St. Vincent, Que. Syrup. Xeadv. W. J., Rosetta, Ont. Syrup. i?omllard, S., Rosetta, Ont. Syrup. Roy, Mrs. Urbain, St. Frederic, Que. Synip. ?oy, C, St. Gervais, Que. Syrup. >t. Marie, Mederic, Moes River, Que. Syrup. Jargeant, A. A., South Stukely, Que. Syrup. Javage, Jos. H., Granby, Que. Syrup. Jcoville, F. W., Athens, Ont. Syrup. Jelby, B., Dunham, Q. Syrup. Jenecal, Geo., St. Marc, Que. Syrup. Jimpson, C. H., St. Alexis des Monts, Que. Syrup. Jpafford, Moses, Sydenham, Ont. Syrup. Jpencer, I. C, South Stukely, Que. Syrup. Imall Bros., Dunham, Que. Syrup. Jmith, Bradley H., South Roxton, Q. Syrup. Jmith, Geo. C, Fenwick, N. S. Syrup, imith, Ira M., Long Lake, Ont. Svrup. Jmith, W. H., Fenwick, N. S. Syrup, lolomon, Thos., Hillside Farm. Val- court EIj', Que. Syrup. Itandish, F. I., Rougemont, Que. Syrup, (tanlish, Jas., Warden, Que. Syrup, iteeves, Gideon, Hillsboro, N. B. Syrup. Itewart Bros., Molesworth, Ont. Syrup. Itilles, John, Syrup. (tone, Elwin A., Knowlton, Que. Syrup. Itringer, Edward, Hemmingford, Que. Syrup. •troney, Wm., Cambria, Que. Syrup. Baylor, D. L., Baynter, Que. Syrup, relfer, A. O., Ilderton, O. Syrup, 'hompson, W. A,, Martintown, Ont. Syrup. ^eitch, R. O., Corinth, O. Syrup. Varner, Manson, Mills Roches, Ont. Syrup. Vatson, Thos., Springvale, Ont. Syrup. Vebster, Hiram, Hilhurst, Que. Syrup. Veils, M. E., Sweetsburg, Que. Syrup. Veinland, Jacob T., Port Colburne, O. Syrup. Vestlake, Jnc, Baufield, Ont. Syrup. Westover, James, Freleghsburg, Que, ' Syrup. Whitman, H. N., Knowlton, Que. Syrup. White Bros., Collingwood, Ont. Syrup. Wiliams, Irving, Forest Village, Que. Syrup.. Wizener, F. H., Foster, Que. Syrup. GROUP 93. Walker, Hiram, & Sons, Walkerville. Ont. Whisky. GROUP 94. Carling Brewing & Malting Co., The. London, Ont. Ale and porter. Dawes & Co., Lachine, Que. Ales and porter. Labatt, London, Ont. Ales and porters, Toronto Brewing & Malting Co., Toron- to, Out. Ales and porter. GROUP 95. Roy & McClure, Isle, Verte, Que. Sea moss. GROUP 96. Armstrong, James, Cheapside, Ont. Honey. Brown, Chas., Drumquin, Ont. Honey. Brown, W. J., Pendleton, Ont. Honey. Chrysler, V/. A., Chatham, Ont. Honey. Davison, Jas. H., Unionville, Ont. Honey Dominion Government. Collective ex- hibit iif lioncv Elliott, James, Streetsville, Ont. Honey. i Evans, J. D., Islington, Ont. Honey. ': Experimental Farm, Ottawa, Ont. Honey. Foster & Holterman, Brantford, Ont. Honey. [ Goodfellow, Alex., Mackville, N. B. j Hone}^ Holt, Jas. E., Newton Robinson, Ont. .Honey. : Manning, E., Blantyre, Ont. Honey. : Newton, John, Hannasford, Ont. Honey. : Nolan, Dennis, Newton Robinson, Ont. Honey. j Ryan, Wm. & Co., Toronto, Ont. Honey. t Saunders. Geo. E., Hornby, Ont. Honey. Sibbald, H. G., Claude, Ont. Honey. I Smith, R. H., St. Thomas, Ont. Honey. Timbers, John, Cherrywood, Ont. I Honey. Wood, "S., Mattawa, Ont. Honey. 198 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. CEYLON. LOCATION: BLOCK 126 (WEST HALF). AISLES B. 14 and 15. Agricultural Implements, Vegetable Food Products, Barks. GROUP 79. Ceylon Government, Colombo. Agri- cultural implements. GROUP 81. Ceylon Government, Colombo. To- bacco. Swampillai, Jaffna. Tobacco and cigars. GROUP 84. Allagalla Estate (A. F. Murray), Kadu- gannawa. Fancy tea and cocoa. Alma Estate (G. H. Bennett), Maturata. Black tea. Alnwick Estate (E. V. Long), Uda Pus- sellawa. Tea. Ambagamuwa Planters' Association, Ambagamua. Green tea. Anderson, G. S. (Troup Estate). Dim- bulla. (Tofifee. Atherfield Estate (Campbell & Fairlie), Avisawella. Tea. Attampettia Estate (W. F. Stephen), Bandarawela. Tea. Bagot, H. W., Tebuwana. Tea. Balangoda Planters' Association, Balan- goda. Tea. Barber, C. C. & Co., Ukuwela. Raw and prepared cocoa. Beven, Francis, Veyangoda. Cocoanut. Blanke, C. F., Colombo. Tea Bois Bros. & Co., Colombo. Tea. Bosanquet & Co., Colombo. Tea. Brunswick Estate (A. F. Macrae), Mas- keliya. Tea. Burke R. (Waitalawa Estate), Rangalla. Tea. Burnside Group (Alexander Tait), Ran- galla. Green tea. Carolina Tea Co., Ltd., Dikoya. Green tea. Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, Colom- bo. Trade samples of cocoanut palm products, gingelly oil. Ceylon Government, Colombo. Dry grains, forest produce. Cevlon Green Tea Mfg. Co., Colombo. Green tea. Ceylon Tea Plantations Co., Ltd. (A. H. Roe), Kitulgalla. Tea. Ceylon Tea Plantations Co., Ltd. (G. C Warr), Edfa :\Iills. ]<:(lihlc vegetable fat. Ceylon Tea Plantations Co., Ltd. (G. H. Mansfield), Dehiowita. Green tea. Ceylon Tea Plantations Co., Ltd. (G. C. Bliss), Atgalla. Tea. Ceylon Tea Plantations Co., Ltd. (A. Leslie), West Hoyrood. Tea. CeylQn Tea Plantations Co., Ltd. (J. Baj'ley), Dunedin. Tea. Clyde Estate (G. G. Massey), Kalutara. Green tea. Cocoawatta Estate (H. C. Wallace), Lunugalla. Green tea. Columbia Estate (Edgar Turner), He- waheta. Black tea. Comar (Edward A. Bowles), Watawala. Tea. Co-operative Tea Gardens Co., Ltd. (R. V. Webster), Colombo. Tea, coffee and cocoa. Crosfield (Lampard & Co.), Colombo. Green tea. Darley, Butler & Co., Colombo. Tea. Davies, W. H. & Co., Colombo. Tea. Davies, F. H., Lindulla. Green tea. De Abrew, Peter, Colombo. Cocoanut butter. Depp, William A., Kalutara. Cocoanuts. De Silva, J. C. & Co., Kurnegalle. Tea.: copra and dessicated cocoanut. De Silva, Dr. W. H., Colombo. Cocoa- nuts. Dessford Estate (G. H. Collinson), Nan- uoya. Tea. Detenagalla Estate. Bogawantalawa. Tea. Deviturai Estate (Chas. Northway). El- pitiya. Tea. Dewalakanda Estate (G. H. Masefield), Avisawella. Green tea. Dias, C. E. A., Panadura. Cocoanut oil. Dimbula Valley Tea Co.. Ltd. (J. G. Sin- clair"), Lindula. Tea. Don Paul, D., Colombo. Cocoanut oil. Dooroomadella Estate (James West- land), jNTatale. Green tea. , 1 Drayton Estate (J. A. Maitland). Dim-j bula. Tea. Eastern Produce and Estates Co., Ltd. (John Young), Colombo. Green tea. CEYLON. lyy :ichico Estate (E. Hoste-Turner), Rak- wana. Black tea. Jlkaduwa Estate (J. M. Mirwan & Co.), Elkadura. Tea. illaoya Estate (Bosanquet & Co.), Di- koya. Tea. iUekanda Estate (R. Gamier), Kalutara. Green tea. f airfield Estate (George Dun), Kandy. Tea. 'arnham Estate (H. G. Layard), Pu- wakpitiya. Green tea. i'ernando, A., Colombo. Jaknuts and dessicated cocoanuts. i'ernando, Arnold, Colombo. Dessicated cocoanut. Fernando, T. R., Colombo. Rice. freudenberg & Co., Hulftsdorp. Prod- ucts of the cocoanut palm. Jallamudena Estate (G. E. S. Hodgson), Dolosbage. Green tea. Jallebodde Estate (Oswald Balean), Ambegamuwa. Tea. jangwarily Estate, Dolosbage. Black tea. jlenalla Estate (D. S. Eraser), Kegalla. Green tea. jlendon Estate (Arthur P. Booth), Kal- utara. Black tea. jonakella Estate (Chas. C. Wilson), Maturata. Fancj^ and commercial teas. jonipitiya Estate (John Robson), Matu- rata. Black tea. ioonetilleke, A. P., Panadura. Cocoa- nuts, padd\^ and dry grains. jrairo, J. H., Colombo. Tea. jreat Valley Estate (D. H. Williams), Hewaheta. Black tea. :fauteville Estate (William B. Jackson), Dimbula. Tea. rlavilland Estate (M. H. Reeves), Dol- osbage. Green lea. rieatherly Estate (C. O. Macadam), Kalutara. Green teas. tenfold Estate (J. E. B. Baillie), Dim- bula. Tea. ^igh Forest Estates Co., Ltd., Maturata. Tea. rlindugala Estate (E. & H. A. Webb), Peradeniya. Teas. rloolo Group Estates (T. Y. Wright). Madulkele. Tea. tioop Co., Chicago. Tea. Fiopton Estate (Crosfield, Lampard & Co.), Passara. Green tea. [ngestre Estate (W. H. Drake), Dikoya. Tea. linarajadasa, M. A. A., Gampola. Grains and seeds. [oseph, Daniel, Matale. Cocoa. Kanangama Estate (P. L. Bontor), De- hiowita. Black tea. '^andapolla Estate (Bosanquet & Co.). Kandapola. Tea. Kehelwatte Estate (John Gray), Gam- pola. Tea. Keenagaha, Ella, Estate (John Hill), Balangoda. Black tea. Kelwin Estate (Gordon Windus), Dolos- bage. Tea. Kiriwana Estate (W. M. Hall), Galaha. Tea. Knavesmire Estate (J. A. Hunter), Ke- galle. Green tea. Kotiyagalla Estate (Fred Hedden), Bo- gawantalaw a. Tea. Leechman, G. & W. (Colombo Oil Mills Co.), Colombo. Product's of the cocoa- nut palm. Lipton, Sir Thomas, Colombo. Tea, cofifee,. cocoa. Luccombe Estate (W. Poison), Maske- liya. Green tea. Madampe Estate (O. F. Payne), Rak- wana. Green tea. Mandaranuwara (F. G. Harvey), Matu- rata. Black tea. Mapitigama, Ratematmaya, Kegaiie. Fine grains. Maravilla Ceylon Tea Co., Colombo. Tea. Martin, N. E., Galle. Cocoanut oil. Maymolly Estate (R. K. Mitchie), Pus- sellawa. Tea. Monte Christo Estate (D. Steuart Cam- eron), Nawalapitij'a. J^>lack tea. Monarakande Estate (Lipton Ltd.), Haputale. Green tia. Mocha Estate, Maskeliya. Tea. Moray Estate (G. Mowbray), Maskeliya. Tea. Murray, G. J., Kandy. Cocoa. Namunukula Tea Estates Co. (G. K. Deaker), Demodera. Black tea. New Dimbula Co., Ltd. (F. Van Reyk), Agrapatanas. Tea. New Peacock Group (G. D. Brabazon),_ Pussellawa. Tea. Nugawela, L. B., Kandy. Paddy. Nuwara Eliya Tea Estates Co., Ltd. (J. H. S. Rogers), Kandapola. Tea. Obeyesekere, J. P., Veyangoda. Cocoa- nut oil. Orient Co., Ltd., Colombo. Dessicated cocoanut. Ormidale Estate (F. E. Saville), Maske- li3^a. Tea. Pain, Major A. H., Wattegama. Cocoa. Pambegama Estate (James Bett), We- kanda. Tea. Pambegama Estate (Geo. Steuart & Co.), Ratnapura. Green tea. Panawatte Estate (A. F. B. Smeaton), Yatiyantota. Tea Panilkanda Estate (Lipton Ltd.), Mora- waka. Black tea. 200 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Peris, H. B. & Co., Colombo. Dessi- catcd cocoanut. Pundalu-oya North Estate (A. C. W. Clarke), Pundalu-oya. Green tea. Puhdalu-oya Tea Co., Pundalu-oya. Black tea. Pundalu-oya South Estate (Frank S. Vowler), Pundalu-oya. Black tea. Ratnapura Planters' Association, Ratna- pura. Tea. Rayigam Co., Ltd. (H. G. Cuff), Maske- liya. Tea. Rickarton Estate (A. H. Mead), Maske- Hya. Black tea. Roehampton Estate (John Marks), Hapu- tele. Black tea. Rookwood Estate (A. C. Kingsford), Hewaheta. Tea. Salada Tea Co., Colombo. Tea. Rosehaugh Tea Co., Ltd. (C. O. Macad- am), Kalutara. Tea. Salada Tea Co., Colombo. Tea. Scottish Trust & Loan Co., of Ceylon, Ltd.. Colombo. Tea. Soluble Tea Syndicate, Ltd., Colombo. Soluble tea. Somerset Estate (F. R. Bisset), Gam- pola. Fancy teas. St. Clair Estate (Charles P. Ryan), Tala- wakele. Tea. St. Leonards (C. H. Bagot), Nuwara Kliya. Tea. Stouter, Charles, Anuradhapura. Old cocoanut oil. Tarrant & Co. (Bronte Mills), Colombo. Cocoa, tea. copra. Templestowe Estate (H. W. Gavin), Watawala. Black tea. Thomfield Estate (E. E. Megget), Agra- patanas. Tea. Tissera, V. L., Kandy. Tea. Vogan Estate (W. N. Tisdall), Kalutara. Tea. Waharaka Estate (Edgar Smith), Ke- galla. Black tea. V/arleigh Estate (P. H. Papillon), Diko- ya. Tea. Waverly Estate (A. L. Scott), Dimbulla. Tea. Webb, E. C. (Hindugalla Estate), Pera- deniya. Black tea. Westward Ho Estate (G. W. White), Nuwera Eliya. Tea. William Bros., J. P., Colombo. Seed. Yataderiya Tea Co., Ltd. (James Fair- wcathc^r), Kcgalla. Green tea. GROUP 86. Dias, C. E. A., Panadura. Model of dis- tillery. GROUP 87. Carolis, W. D., Colombo. Farinaceous nroduct.«:. Dias, Mrs. Arnold, Panadura. Arrow- root flour. Stouter, Charles, Anuradhapura. Plan- tain flour. GROUP 90. Bagot, H. V. (Arapolakanda), Tebuwa- na. Cloves. Barber, C. C. & Co., Ukuwella. Pepper. Cardamon Committee (W. Sinclair), Kandy. Cardamon?. Carolis, W. D., Colombo. Cinnamon. Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, Colom- bo. Cinnamon, vanilla, cardamons. Coates, E. & Co., Galle. Cinnamon. Co-Operative Tea Gardens Co., Ltd. (R. V. Webster), Colombo. Cardamons. De Heer, Mrs. S., Colombo. Ceylon sauce. De Mel, H. L., Colombo. Cinnamon. De Mel, Jacob, Colombo. Cinnamon. De Mel, Joseph, Colombo. Cinnamon. De Silva, Mrs. C. P., Colombo. Nut- megs. DeSilva, Dr. W. H., Colombo. Cinnamon. De Silva, M. da A., Colombo, Carda- mons and cinnamon. De Soysa, J. W. C, Colombo. Cinnamon. Dias, C. E. A., Panadura. Vinegar. Duke, Dr. Valentine, Avisawella. Cloves and nutmegs. Fernando, T. R., Colombo. Curry stuffs. 1 Galaha Ceylon Tea Estates Agency Co., Ltd., Galaha. Cardamr)n?. Gallentenna Estate (E. G. Wood), He- waheta. Cardamons. Gray, Mrs. E. M., Kandy. Jams, jellies and pickles. Kandaloya Estate (W. Russell Scott), Dolosbagc- Cardamon>. Kandapolla Estate (Bosanquet & Co.), Kandapolla. Cardamons. Katooloya Estate (E. Strachan), Galaha. Cardamons. Kellie Group, Dolosbage. Cardamons. Kobonella Estate (C. B. Clay), Meda- mahanuwera. Cardamons. Maddock, H. G.. Rakwana. Cardamons. Mirando & Co., Colombo. Cinnamon in bales. Obeyesekere, J. P., Veyangoda. Pepper. Pain, Major A. H., Wattegama. Pepper. Peris, F. D., Baddagama. Cloves, vanil- la, sugar. Pingarawa Estate (Mrs. Carey), Galaha. Cardamons. Rajapakse, A. E., Katunayake.. Cinna- mon, quills an^ chips. Tissera, V. L., Colombo. Cardamons and cinnamon. Westland, James (Mausakanda Estate), Matale. Cardamon?. CHINA. ■Ml Williams, Mrs. W., Colombo. Chili vin- cg'ar. GROUP 93. e Silva, M. D. & A., Colombo. Arrack, ias, C. E. A., Panadura. Arrack spirits, on Paul, D., Colombo. Arrack, ovemment of Ceylon, Colombo. Rum. GROUP 95. nderson, G. S. (Ohiya Estate), Hapu- tale. Cinchona bark, eylon Chamber of Commerce, Colom- bo. Cocoanut, kitui and palmyra fiber, croton setd, citronella oil and areca- nuts. eylon Tea Plantations Co., Ltd.. (T. Carey), Colombo. Cocoanut fibre. Dates & Co., E., Galle. Citronella oil, cinnamon oil. le Mel, H. L., Negombo. Cinnamon oil. le Silva, Dr. W. H., Colombo. Cinna- mon oil, arccanuts. >e Silva, M. D. & A., Colombo, Citro- nella oil. coir yarn, fibre and rope, •e Soysa. J. W. C, Colombo. Cocoanut bristle fibre. Ion Carolis, Koggala. Coir rope. Harrison, T. J., Colombo. Samples of fibre and coir rope. Hayley, Chas. P. & Co., Galle. Coir yarn, cinnamon leaf oil and citronelliL oil. Horakele Estate Co., Ltd. (A.W.Beven), Colombo. Commercial coir fibre. Joseph, Daniel, Matale. Kapok. Mahawalatenna, S. D. (Ratemahatmaya), Ratnapura. Fibre rope. Martin, N. E., Galle. Citronella. Obeyesekere, J. P., Veyangoda. Areca- nuts. Peris, H. B. & Co., Colombo. Fibre. Rambukpotte, J. A. (Ratemahatmaya), Kegalle. Vegetable fibres. Samaraweera, B., Weligama. Citronella oil. Samaraweera (Muhandiram), Weligama. Citronella oil. Sanmogan, S. & Co., Colombo. Fibres. Seneviratne, D. M., Colombo. Kitul fibre. Tarrant & Co. (Bronte Mills), Colombo. jNIattress fibre and bristle fibre, cinna- mon leaf and bark oil and citronella oil. William Bros., J. P.. Colombo. Fibre and hemp. Winter & Son, Galle. Lemon grass oil and citronella oil CHINA. LOCATION: CHINESE SECTION, PALACE OF LIBERAL ARTS. Collective Exhibit of Products. GROUP 78. mperial Chinese Government. Model of a farm building. GROUP 79. mperial Chinese Government. Models i>f agricultural implements. GROUP 80. mperial Chinese Government. Bean- cakes as fertilizers. GROUP 81. mperial Chinese Government. Tobacco m .stalk and leaf, prepared tobacco and srrnff. GROUP 82. Imperial Chinese Government. Model showing the manufacture of grass- cloth, model of a vegetable tallow and oil factory. GROUP 83. Imperial Chinese Government. Paint- ings showing rice and cotton cultiir-^ GROUP 84. Imperial Chinese Government. Vegeta- ble food products, cereals, legumes, tubers and roots^ seeds and miscel- laneous vegetables. Tea and Porcelain Company, Shanghai. Green and black teas of superior qual- ity. 202 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. The Trading Company, Hankow. Con- gon teas, green and black tea in tab- lets, and in bricks. GROUP 85. Imperial Chinese Government. Pre- served eggs. Rosenbaum, S., Hankow. Albumen and yolk of eggs. GROUP 86. Imperial Chinese Government. Model showing manufacture of sugar. GROUP 87. Imperial Chinese Government. Farina- ceous products. GROUP 89. Imperial Chinese Government. Fruits preserved or dried, lungngan, lichees, pineapples, cherries, etc. Kwong Mee Hong & Co., Canton. Pre- served rice-birds, fish, vegetables and fruits. GROUP 90. Imperial Chinese Government. Tea, sugar, confectionery, fruits preserved in sugar and honey; vinegar, loy. pickles, spices and mi.xed condiments Tea and Porcelain Company, Shanghai. Green and black teas. The Trading Company. Hankow. Con- gon teas of superior (|uality, green and black tea in tablets and in bricks. GROUP 92. Imperial Chinese Government. Wines, samshu and medicated wines. GROUP 95. Burkill, A. R. & Sons, Shanghai. China grass, raw and washed. Imperial Chinese Government. Cotton, hemp, China-grass, jute, tiax, oil, wax, tallow, wool, bristles and feathers. Little & Co., Chungking. Bristles, black ! and white. | GROUP 96. ' Imperial Chinese Government. Silk * worms, cocoons, bees, wax and honey. 1 Jardine Matheson & Co., Canton. Co- j coons and cocoons pierced. 1 Thomas, Captain, Canton. Collection of i Butterflies. COSTA RICA. LOCATION: BLOCK 141. AISLES: A-15. Tobacco, Coffee, Spices, Fibres. GROUP 79. Laprade, Leon, Costa Rica. Cocoa dry- ing machines. GROUP 81. Goto, Guillermo, Costa Rica. Cigars and c'irgarettes. Gonzalez, Eloy F. y Cia, San Jose. Ci- gars and cigarettes. Government, Costa Rica. Leaf tobacco; statistics. GROUP 83. Government, Costa Rica. Agricultural statistics, maps, etc. GROUP 84. Aguilar, Salvador, Costa Rica. Beans. Arrieta, Rafael, Nicoya. Coffee. Balderramos, Jose, Canas. CoflFee. co- coa. Blanco, Ramon, Tarrazu. Coffee. Castro, Jose Ma, Rio Claro. Cocoa. Compania Agricola Alemana. Cocoa DeRojas Julia A. V., San Jose. Coffee. Eggers & Stahlforth, Santo Domingo. CofiFee. Esquivel, Fabian. Coffee, cocoa. Esquivel, Roberto & Co., Goicoechea Coffee. Fernandez, Patricio, Palmares. Coffee. Flores Carranza, Juan, Escazu. Cocoa Government of Costa Rica. Beans, pep- pers, cocoa. Granados, Eduviges, Cartago. Potatoes Gutierrez, Jesus, Nicoya. Cocoa. Gutierrez, Ezequiel, Cartago. Bca"''. coffee. COSTA RICA— CUBA. utierrez, Manuel Angel, Curridabat. Coffee. ;, Tournon & Cie., Goicoechea. Coflfee. menez, Ricardo, Cartago. Coffee, menez, Francisco & Nicolas, Currida- bat. Coffee. menei, Vicente, Goicoechea. Coffee, oberg, Max, Granadilla. Coffee, otelmann, F., San Carlos. Cocoa, aprade, Leon, Rio Hondo. Cocoa, cocoa fruits. ara, Salvador, Juan Vinas. Coffee, [adrigal, Miguel, Curridabat. Coffee, iartinez, Rogelio, Matina. Cocoa, [ata, Antonio, San Marcos. Coffee, [ara, Juan R., U. Marino. Coffee, [atarrita, Juan Jose. Coffee, cocoa and cocoa fruits. [ontero, Maria, Goicoechea. Beans, iontealegrehijo, Mariano, Tres Rios. Coffee. [urillo, Modesto, San Carlos. Cocoa, unez, Jose Manuel, Goicoechea. Coffee, unez, Daniel, Nuestro Amo. Coffee. Tlich, Francisco, Palmares. Coffee, rlich, Francisco, San Ramon. Coffee, acheco, C, Ricardo, Cartago. Coffee, ena, Sotera, Matina. Cocoa, eralta, Federico, Tres Tios. Coffee, eralta, Federico, La Flor. Coffee, eralta, Francisco, San Gabriel. Coffee, icado, Rodolfo, Siquirres. Cocoa, uiros, Juan Bautista, San Pedro. Coffee, uiros, Silverio, San Ramon. Coffee. OSS, Roberto, Santa Ana. Coffee, algado, Ignacio, Matina. Cocoa and cocoa fruits. andoval, Manuel, Alaiuela. Coffee, kelly, John F., Alajuela. Coffee, mith, Walter, Santa Clara. Cocoa, inoco, Federico, Juan Vinas. Coffee. Umana, Jose Carlos, Atenas. Coffee- Van Patten Y Hermanas, Santiago. Sar- apiqui. Cocoa. Valle, Jose, Matina. Cocoa and cocoa fruits. Wahle, C. W. & Cia.. Cachi. Coffee. Zamora, Juan Jose, Tibas. Coffee. GROUP 89. Apestegui, Oton, Nicoya. Tamarindus. Arrieta, Rafael, Nicoya. Tamarindus. Moraga, Aquiles, Nicoya. Tamarindus. Government of Costa Rica. Dried plan- tains, dried oranges. GROUP 90. Government of Costa Rica. Maranones in spirit, chocolate. Salgado, Ignacio, Matina. Chocolate. Volio, Gerardo, San Jose. Chocolate. GROUP 94. Rodriguez, Victor, San Mateo. Maranon wine. Vargas, Primo Rafael, San Mateo. Mar- anon wine. GROUP 95. Campos, Casimiro, Cartago. Fibers. Government of Costa Rica. Fibers. Gutierrez, Jesus, Nicoya. Fibers. Martinez, Rogelio, Nicoya. Fibers. Mata, Jose Maria, Tarrazu. Fibers. Matarrita, Juan Jose, Nicoya. Fibers. Oregon, J. Manuel, Nicoya. Fibers. Parra, Rafael, Ase^ri. Fibers. Quiros, Juan, Cartago. Fibers. Rodriquez, Eusebio Y Antonio, Alajuela Fibers. CUBA. LOCATION: BLOCK 95 (PART). AISLES: G and H, 10, 11. Coffee, Tobacco, Cigars, Liquors. GROUP 80. allego, Messa & Cia, Santiago. Fer- tilizer. GROUP 81. blanedo, L. J., Havana. Cigars, rizaga, Vicente, Havana. Cigarettes and cut tobacco. Borras Francesco, Santiago. Cigars. Borras, Francisco, Santiago. Cigars. Camaguey, Junta Prov. Del Camaguey. Leaf tobacco. Cifuentes, Fernandez Y Cia, Havana. Cigars. Department of Agriculture of Cuba, Ha-. vana. Leaf tobacco, model of house for keeping and drying tobacco. 204 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Fabre, Bartolome, Santiago. Cigars. Garcia Loyola, Domingo, Caibarien. Cigars. Grenet Y Cia, Manuel, Havana. Cigar- ettcs. Gutierrez, Jose, Havana. Leaf tobacco. Havana Tobacco Company, Havana. Cigars and cigarettes. Lopez Cuervo, Antonio, Havana. Cigars. Lopez Y Cia., Calixto, Havana. Cigars. Lopez, Calixto, Havana. Dried tobacco plants. Marques, Rafael Garcia, Havana. Cigars. Martinez, Llano Y Cia, Guanjay. Cigar- ettes. Monte, Juan Antonio, Havana. Cigars and cut tobacco. Moreda Y Cia, Havana. Cigars. Nunez, Eligio, Santa Clara. Cigarettes and cut tobacco. Otero, Jose, Havana. Cigars. Posada, J. B., Havana. Cigars. Rodriguez, Manuel, Havana. Cigars. Rodriguez, Calixto, Havana. Cigars. Rovira Y Fontanals, Santiago. Cigars. GROUP 84. Cuba Tropical Food Co., Camaguey. Banana food products. Crusellas, Ramon, Havana. Banana flour. Department of Agriculture of Cuba, Ha- vana. Oleagineous seeds, cocoanut oil, coffee, cocoa ])eans, Higuereta seeds, cocoanuts. Ferrer Y Hnos, Santiago. Cocoanut oil. Gutierrez, Jose, Manzanillo. Beans. Lombard, Vda. de L., Santiago. Cocoa beans. Macias Franco, Francisco, Cienfuegos. Coffee. Municipality of Guantanamo. Corn, olea- ginous seeds, grain and coffee. Quadrany, Crussat Y Cia, Havana. Rice. Suarez, Satumino, Caibarien. Corn. Saenz Yanez, Serafin, Havana. Cocoa butter, cocoa I)eans, corn, royal palm seeds, different grains. Simond, J., Baracoa. Cocoanut oil. GROUP 85. Ramos, Manuel A., Camaguey. Cheese. Estape, Jose, Havana. Preserved fruits. GROUP 90. Baguer Y Cia., Hijos De, Havana. Choc- olate. Davalos Benitez, Antonio, Matanzas. Jellies. Ferrer Y Hno, Santiago. Chocolate. Raventos Hnos & Co., Vda., De Havana.: Preserves and jellies. Romero Vda. De, Havana. Chocolate. > Secretaria Agricultura, Havana. Sugar,' molasses, preserved fruits. Seighe, Juan, Havana. Guava paste. Utset, Francisco, Manzanillo. Preservedl fruits, Guava paste and jelly. [ GROUP 92. Beguerie, Vda. De Artiz, Havana. Rais-' ens, wine. GROUP 93. I Aldabo Y Cia., E., Havana. Sweet liquersi and distilled spirits. ' Bacardi Y Cia, Jose, Santiago. Rum. Beguerie, Vda. De Artiz, Havana. Ver- mouth, sweet liquers. > Camps Y Hnos, Santiago. Rum. I Dussaq & Cia., Havana. Sweet liquersj and alcohol. Dellaluna Brochi, G., Havana. Vermouth,' Planas Y Hnos., Santiago. Rum. 1 Pijuan Y Hnos., Camaguey. Rum, mar-; anon aguardient. ' Portilla, Rafael, Manzanillo. Vermouth, I rum, aguardient. Portilla, Rafael, Manzanillo. Vegetable | aromatic alcohol. Secretaria de Agricultura, Havana. Al- cohol. GROUP 94. Havana Brewery, Havana. Beer. GROUP 95- Gutierrez, Jose, Manzanillo. Fiber (Mal- va peluda). Lluria, Freyre & Co., Cardenas. Cotton. Municipality of Guantanamo. Textile plants. Maden, Carlos C. Havana. Hemp. Rodriguez Y Revilla, Camaguey. Fibers. Sanchez, Emiliano, Bolondron. Textile plants. Secretaria de Agricultura, Havana. Tex- tile fibers, cotton, wool, majagua rope Voight Y Rodriguez, Camaguey. Veg- etable fibers. Veralta Y Melgares, Manual. Havana. Cotton. GROUP 96. Larrea Y Besalu, Santiago. Bees wax. Secretaria de Agricultura, Havana. Bee honey and wax. DENMARK— EGYPT. 20-5 DENMARK. LOCATION: PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. Various Agricultural Products. GROUP 85. armeister & Wain, Copenhagen. Hand and power cream separators and pas- teurizers, churns, milk cans. EGYPT. LOCATION: BLOCK 117. AISLES: F, G. AND 13. Exhibit of Grains and Fibres. GROUP 79. iie Khedivial Agricultural Society of Egypt. Native plough, harrow and Thresher (Noorag). GROUP 84. oursi Bey Abou-Gazia, Barley. ;if-El-Nasr Bey Tantawi. Barley, leik El Arab Ibrahim Dayoum, Bar- ley. Barley. Barley. Barley. Barley. Barley. Barley. Barley. . E. Riaz Pasha. ouftah El KhoH. ohamed Younis. zkalani Ibrahim. 3rham Bey Nour. 3unt Khalil Saab. rahim Abd-el-Rahman. ohamed Bakr. Barley. zkallah Mishriki. Red wheat. . H. Prince Omar Pasha Toussoun. Red wheat. ohamed Aly. Red wheat. ohamed Tahawi. Red wheat. bd-El-Kadir Kussein. White wheat. )unt Khalil Saab. White wheat. ** • H. Prince Omar Pasha Toussoun. White wheat. ohamed Abou Zeid Tantawi. White wheat. ohamed Abbassi El Kadi. White wheat. assan Bey Aly Shadi. White wheat, bou Zeid Bey Tantawi. White wheat. E. Riaz Pasha. White wheat. H. H. Prince Omar Pasha Toussoun. Indian wheat from Egypt. H. E. Riaz Pasha. Indian Wheat from Egypt. Said Bey Abd El Messih. Indian wheat from Egypt. Moustapha Eff, Behgat. Oats. Sheik Darwishe Mustapha. Maize. Abd-El-Hakim Abd El Fattah. Maize. Ahmed Ashmawi. Maize. Ahmed Nassar, Maize. Mohamed Bey Bakri. Maize. Sheik Said Ahmed Salem. Maize. Moustapha Abou Samra. Maize. H. H. Prince Omar Pasha Toussoun, Maize. H. H. Prince Omar Pasha Toussoun. JNIaize. Ahmed Hassan Aly Risk. Maize. Hussein Bey Mohamed Youssef. Maize. Kassem Hussein. Maize. Mandour Eff. Hassan. Maize. Ahmed Bey El Helali. Millet. Habib Bey Shenouda. Millet. Hussein Bey Mohamed Youssef. Mil- let. Zaied Bey Galal. Millet. Abdallah Eff. Lamii. Millet. Aly Eff, Ismail. Millet. Darwishe Bey Mangoud. Millet. Ibrahim Bey Khalifa. Millet. Seif El Nasr Bey Tantawi. Millet. Abou Zeid Bey Tantawi. Rice. Darwish Bey Mangood. Rice. Abd El Wahab Dawoud. Rice. Roubi Hassanein. Rice. i!(»ti DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Rashwan Mohamed. Rice. Eweis Heidar. Rice. Societe Anonyme de Behera, Deneba. (Barnyard grass.) Abdallah Bey Mugaweir, Beans. Abd El Rahman Bey Hassanein. Beans. Mohamed Bey Sabet. Beans. Said Bey Abd El Messih. Beans. Abd El Al Mohamed. Beans. Hassan Bey Aly Shadi. Beans. Sheik Rashdan Mohamed. Beans. Aly Eff, Ismail. Beans. Abd El Hadi Abd El Rahim. Beans. Abd El Latif Eff. Seoudi. Beans. Mahmoud Taha. Peas. Hussein Mohamed Moawad. Peas. Hussein Bey Youssef. Peas. Hussein Mohamed Moawad. Chick peas Mohamed Eff. Bakri. Chick peas. Ahmad Nassar. Chick peas. Ahmed Bey Mohamed El Baga. Lup- ins. Hashim Omar Salama. Lupins. Ibrahim Boshnak. Lupins. Aly Eff. Ishmail. Lentils. Michael Eff. Sidhom. Lentils. Abd El Rahman Bey Hassanein. Len- tils. H. E. Hassan Pasha Abd El Razek. Len- tils. Bostros Khayat. Lentils. Hussein Bey Mohamed Youssef. Let- tuce. Ibrahim Ahmed Karim, Lettuce. Ahmed Bey Borai. Fenugreek. Ibrahim Bey Khalifa. Fenugreek. Michael Sidhom. Fenugreek. Seif El Nasr Bey Tantawi. Fenugreek. H. E. Hassan Pasha Abd El Razek. Fenugreek. Abd El Latif Eff. Seoudi. Fenugreek. Victor M. Mosseri. Sesame. Bourham Bey Noor. Sesame. H. H. Prince Omar Pasha Toussoun. Sesamo. Abdallah Bey Mugawir. Sesame. Mohamed Abd El Rahman. Peanuts. Victor M. Mosseri. Peanuts. Sheikh Ahmed Abadi Selim. Castor oil seed. Abou Zeid Bey Tantawi. Linseed. Hussein Eff. Gorab. Linseed. Seif El Nasr Bey Tantawi. Linseed. Saied Ahmed Goneim. Linseed. Mustapha Eff. Bahgat. Garden cress. Abou Zeid Bey Tantawi. Clover. Aly Mahmoud. Clover. Seif El Nasr Bey Tantawi, Clover. Mohamed Bey Dakrouri. Clover. Said Bey Abd El Messih. Clover. Aly Soliman. Clover. H. H. Prince Omar Pasha Toussoun. Clover. I Khalifa Bey Ramadan. Clover. Aly Eff. Ismail. Clover. ; Khalifa Bey Hetata. Clover. Mankarious Eff. Risk. Kashrankek. j Ahmed Hassan Aly Risk. Kashrankek. ' H. H. Prince Omar Pasha Toussoun. i Teosinte (Rayana). ' Michael Eff. Sidhom. Salzam. ; Hamadin Osman Hassan. Cuba grass. ; Mustapha Eff. Bahgat. Cuba grass. i Sudan Government. Dates. I Abd El Maghid Abd El Gawad. Dates.; Abd El Maguid Said. Dates. Ibrahim Boshnak. Dates. ' Abd El Magid Said Abd El Gawad. Dates. Ibrahim Boshnak. Watermelons. Moustapha Eff. Bahgat. Vetch. | Mohamed Abadi Selim. Vetch. Sheik Ahmed Ismail Abadi. Vetch. | GROUP go. ^ I Societe des Sucreries et de la Raffinerie, i d'Egyptc. Sugar. | Port Said Salt Association. Salt. 1 GROUP 95- I H. E. Ahnftd Pasha Fuad. Afifi cotton.^ H. E. Ahmed Bey Kamal. Afifi cotton.' H. E. Adly Pasha Yeken. Afifi cotton. Aly Bey Sharawy. Afifi cotton. H. H. Princess Fatma Hanem. Afifi cotton. Saleh Bey Namik. Afifi cotton. Mansour Bey Abou Hussein. Afifi cot- tf)n. Abdel Said Gandil. Afifi cotton. Hassan Bey Youssef. Afifi cotton. Ahmed Bey Kamal. Afifi cotton. Salem Bey Mashour. Afifi cotton. H. E. Mohamed Pasha Sidki. Afifi cot- ton. H. E. Khalil Pasha Fawzi. Afifi cotton. Sudan Government. Afifi cotton. H. H. Princess Amina & Naamat Ha- nem. Alibassi cotton. H. H. The Khedive. Abbassi cotton. H. E. Ahmed Pasha Rashid. Abbassi cotton. ii. H. Princess Fatma Hanem. Abbas- si cotton. H. H. Prince Hussein Pasha Kamel. Abbassi cotton. Khalifa Bey Ramadan. Abbassi cotton. H. H. Princess Shewakar Hanem. Ab- bassi cotton. H. H. Prince Fouad. Abbassi cotton. Daira Kasr-el-Aly. Abbassi cotton. H. H. Prince Ibrahim Pasha Helmy. Abbassi cotton. FRANCE. 207 i. E. Mohamed Pasha Zeky. Abbassi cotton. i. E. Omar Bey Soultan. Abbassi cot- tori. f. E. Mohamed Pasha Shaker. Yano- vich cotton. )aira Kasr Aly. Yanovich cotton. i. H. Princess Fatma Hanem. Yano- vich cotton. dohamed Bey Shannawi. Yanovich cot- ton. Vhmed Bey Elfi. Yanovich cotton. H. H. Prince Ibrahim Pasha Helmy. • Yanovich cotton. Salem Bey Mashour. Yanovich cotton. H. E. Mohamed Pasha Faizi. Yanovich cotton. Goubran Huri Haddad. Yanovich cot- ton. State Domaines. Yanovich cotton. Aly Berberi. Yanovich cotton. Ahmed Bey El Heni. Ashmouni cot- ton. Khedivial Agricultural Society. Afifi, ab- bassi, yanovich, Ashmouni cotton seed. FRANCE. OCATION: BLOCKS 134, 135, 136, 137, i45, 146, 147, 148, i49- AISLES: i6-i( E-F-G-H. Wines and Agricultural Implements. GROUP 78. iocquin, Jules, Paris. Plans of farm buildings, stables, barns. ;;handora, Louis, Moissy - Cramayel (Seine and jNIarne). Plans of drainage and irrigation. iidien, Auguste, Chateauroux (Indre). Material and appliances used in irri- gation and reclaiming of marshes; models of agricultural machines; port- able engines; threshers. GROUP 79. iajac, Antoine, Liancourt (Oise). Plows. 3ariat, Julien, Chaulnes (Somme). Dou- ble share plows. ^•haussadent, Moissy-Cram^ayel (Seine and Marne). Feed i^rinder. 3ard, Louis, Paris. Watering machines, farm sweeping machine. Parley, Eugene, Nemours (Seine and _ Marne). Special hoes, plows. jrautier & Co., Quimperle (Finistere). Cider and wine press, furze anil vine Kh(H')t crushers, churns. jfuichard, Alexandre, Lieusaint (Seine and Marne). Double plow. -otz Fils de I'Aine, Nantes (Loire-In- fericure). Trefoils and lucern, sheller, kneading machine. >/iabille, E., Freres, Am.boise (I. and L.). Presses, beater, grape picker, ajiplc cru'^her. ♦flagnier - Bedu, Groslay (Seine and Oise). Double plow. Mahot, Eugene, Ham (Somme). Agri- cultural kneading machine. Marot, Emile, & Co., Niort (Deux- Sevres). Separators used in agricul- ture. Senet, Adrien Bruno, Paris. Various hand burning irons for coffee. Simon Freres, Cherbourg (Manche). Ap- ple crushers, seed crushers, churns, handling and manipulating apparatus. Souchu-Pinet, Langeais (Indre and Loire). Models of agricultural and vine grov,'ing app'irMtvi'^. Vermorel, Victor, Villefranche (Rhone). Pulverizers, sulphur bellows, various agricultural and vine growing ma- chines. GROUP 80. Lambert, Emile, Paris. Agricultural chemical products. FRENCH COLONICS. Salaum Denk, Marcel, Saint-Denis, La Reunion. Bottle of compost; bottle of sacchariferous manure. GROUP 81. Keller-Dorian, Albert, Lyon (Rhone). Cigar making machine. Pechard, Etienne, Paris. Cigarette molds, tubular paper. FRENCH COLONIES. Bastos, J., Oran (Algerie). Cigarettes. cigarettes in packets and boxes. 203 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Chebat, Les Fils de Jacob, Oran (Al- gerie). Tobacco in packets and cigar- ettes. Cham-Aho, Saint-Denis, La Reunion. Tobacco, cigars, cigarettes. Chane-Ki, Saint-Denis, La Reunion. To- bacco, cigars, cigarettes. Chaun-Manc, Saint-Denis, La Reunion. Tobacco, cigars, cigarettes. Elias Jeanou. Egyptian Cigarettes. Kevorkoff, Djibouti, Cote des Somalis. Tobacco, Egyptian cigarettes. Melia, Algerie, Tobacco, cigars and cigarettes. GROUP 82. Besdel, Paris. Plans of creameries and dairies, plans of a factor}^ for steriliz- mg and pasteurizing milk. Lang, L. & Ses Fils, Paris. Photographs and drawings of a creamery, armed cement roof. GROUP 83. Societe d'Assurances Mutuelles Contre la Mortalite des Bestiaux and des Chevaux, "L'Avenir" Paris. Graphic scheme showing members, subscrip- tions and casualties from 1875 to 1903; map of France showing casualties by departments. Slyndicate Agricole de Meaux, Benard, President, Agronomic. Map of the syn- dicate. Vacher, Marcel, Paris. Album of photo- graphs showing French bovine race. FRENCH COLONIES. Bordage, Edmond, Directeur du Mu- seum, La Reunion. Studies relating to tropical plants, their parasites and their diseases. Coeson, Leon, Ingenieur-Directeur des Etablissements dn Gol Coeson & Co.. Saint Louis, La Reunion. Report con- cerning the industry and the growing of sugar cane in the Hawaii and La Reunion Lslands. Gaisault, Gabriel, Chef du Service des Contributions Indirectes, Secretaire du Comite d'Exposition. A book con- cerning farming. Gauthier, Saint-Denis, La Reunion. A book concerning the flora of "La Re- union" Island as to its various uses in veterinary surgery. Sous-Inspecteur, Chef de la Circon- scription Agricole du Centre. Mani- sana (Tananarive), Madagascar. Plan of Manisana, Boards. Fils, Marseilles! Dressing and! I Bordeaux (Gi-' Villele, Auguste de, Saint-Denis, La Re- union. Publications, agronomic' boards. | GROUP 84. I Abadie, Pierre,* Ore (Haute-Garonne),! and San Marcos de Colon (Hondu-i ras). Coffees grown in San Marcos del Colon. : Alioth, Marcel, Bordeaux. Olive oil. ! Dreyfus, Louis, & Co., Paris. Cereals, j oil seeds. | Gaillard, Auguste, & (Bouches-du-Rhone) . industrial olive oil. Garres-Fourche, J. H., ronde). Olive oil. ■ Isnard, Andre, Nice (Alpes-Marittmes)., Dressing and olive oil. 1 Lautier Fils, Grasse (Alpes-Maritimes).i Olive oil. } Mayrargue, Benoit. Fils & Co., Nice: (Alpes-Maritimes). Olive oil, orangej flower water. Mayrargue, Felix, Nice (Alpes-Mari-, times). Olive oil. i Paul, Jules, Toulon (Var). Seeds and! flowers for marine supply. I Plagniol de James, Marseille (Bouches-j du-Rhone). Olive oils. j Rocca, Tassy & De Roux, Marseille, (Bouches-du-Rhone). Oil. seeds, cakes, oil and butter of cocoanut. Sage (E) Berges (G.) & Co., Bordeaux, (Gironde). Olive oil and vinegar. FRENCH COLONIES. I Bertaud, Jules, La Reunion. Coffee. Bessis, Ch., Sfax & Sousse, Tunis, Raw! alfa and manufactured by-products, olive oil, raw wool made of cereal j pulps, IMagolaine, etc. j Bouquet, Emile, Farafangana (Madagas-' car). Oil seeds and processes used in' their manufacture. \ Chatel, Leon, La Reunion. Legumes andj their seeds. ! Delignon & Co., Qui-Nhom (Annam),! Indo-China. Coft'ee, tea. Faussemagne, Haiphong (Tonkin), In- do-China. Oils, soap. Gasparin, Albert, Amboaujobe (District de Valcinioiaony), 'Madagascar. A bottle of earth-nut oil. Guirand, Pierre, (Alger), Algeria. Olive oil. Leutenegger, Cued (Aissy), Algeria^ Olive oil. Martin, Emile, (Gounaza), Algeria. Olive oil. Ponzo, Fr., (Arrach), Algeria. Ohve oil FRANCE. 209 mbion, Leon, (Perregaux), Algeria. Olive oil. )us-lnspecteur. Chef de la Circon- scription Agricole du Centre, Nani- sana (Tanarive), Madagascar. Oil seeds. card, Leopole, La Reunion. Coffee. GROUP 85. ;ssard du Pac, J., La Chapelle-aux- Pots (Oise.) Camembert cheese. ondel, Arthur, Gabriel, Francois, Au Brenilen-Auge (Calvados). Cheeses, upont, Louis, Isigny-sur-Mer (Calva- dos). Butter salted for exportation. lulin, Auguste, Paris. Machine for rendering milk homogeneous and ma- cliiiic for Dastenrizin.fr millc, milk pot. gal, Louis, Roquefort (Aveyron). Cheese, relief map of "Roquefort" vil- lage. )ciete Anonyme des Caves and des Producteurs Reunis de Roquefort (Aveyron). Cheese. )ciete Nouvelle de Roquefort, Roque- fort (Aveyron). Cheese. GROUP 86. ithoine, Paris. Machines and molds for ice cream makers. epelle-Fontaine, Charles, Marquette Lez Lille (Nord). Distilling appar- atus. assoz, Freres, Chateaureaux (Indre). Equipment for tlie nrepnration of food. urafort & Fils, Paris. Equipment and apparatus for aerated beverages, estner, Paul, Lille (Nord). Models of apparatus for evaporating and concen- trating sweet juices. ifevre & Legrain, Paris. Equipment and_ materials fOr preparation of foods, achin, Auguste, Paris. Bakery and pastry machines. osser (Vve.) & Elbel, Nancy. Pre- served provisions. ;llet, Henri, Paris. Various appar- atus. 3se Freres, Poissy (Seine and Oise). ^lill equipment and machinery. )ciete Anonyme des Etablissements A. Maguin, Charmes (Aisne). Machin- ery for sugar manufactories. GROUP 87. :rtrand, Marius, & Co., Lyon (Rhone). Alimentarv pastes, och Fils, L. & T., Paris. Flour. >udier, Paris. Tapioca, pastes, rice. )zon-Verduraz, E., St. Etienne de Cuines (Savoie). Alimentary pastes. Brusson, Villemon (Haute-Garonne). Alimcn*^ary pastes. Compagnie Sampo, Levallois-Perret (Seine). Decorticated vegetables. Cousin Devos, Haubourdin, Pres. Lille (Nord). Starch. Olivari, Anthoine, Nice (Alpes-Mari- times). Alimentary pastes. Segaust, Gabriel, Saint-Denis, (Seine). l'"arinaceous products. Societe Anonyme des Amidonnerie et Rizerie de France, Marquette les Lille (Nord). Starch. Troubat, A., Piombieres les Dijon (Cote d'Or). Semolina. Walles, Jules, Paris. Rice and rice flour. FRENCH COLONIES. Berr, Freres, (Oran), Algeria, Mill Cylin- ders." Burelle, Algeria. Alimentary Pastes. Colson, Leon. Gol ColEon & Co., St. Louis, Le Reunion. Arrowroot flour. Coquelin, Laurent, St. Denis, La Re- union. Tapioca flour and manioc pow- der, manioc flour raw and cooked. Le Bihan, Hippolyte, Ambodimanga (Natamandry). Madagascar. Arrow root powder, inanioc powder. GROUP 88. Bizot & Bonyssi, Vichy (Allier). Bis- cuits and various products containing vichy-salts. Buisants, Pernot, Dijon (Cote D'or). Bis- cuits. Charpentier, Nancy (Meurthe and Mo- selle). Pastry. GROUP 89. Chevalier-Appert, A., Paris. Preserved provisions. Daburon Freres, Paris. Preserved pro- visions. Dandicolle & Gaudin, Ltd., Bordeaux (Gironde). Preserved provisions. Etablissements Delory, F. Lorient (Mor- bihan). Preserved provisions. Fichot-Landrin, Paris. Fruit juices and coloring product^;. Fontaine, Lucien, Paris. Preserved pro- visions. ilottot, Eugene, Paris. Preserved pro- visions. Lecourt, Frangois, Sevres (Seine-and- Oise). Preserved provisions. Lehucher, A. & L., Paris. Preserved provisions. Mosser, (Verve), et Elbel, Nancy. Pre- served provisions. Ouizille & Co., Lorient Morbihan, Preserved provisions. 210 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Petitjean, Fils, Paris. Preserved pro- I visions. Prevet, Ch., et Co., Paris. Preserved i provisions. ^ | Price, Leopold Albert, Bordeaux (Gi- rondc). Preserved provisions. Teysonneau, Les Fils de, Bordeaux (Gi- ronde). Preserved provisions. Tivollier, Emmanuel, Toulouse (Haute- Garonne). Preserved provisions. Trouette, Eduard, Paris. Preserved pro- visions. FRENCH COLONIES. Bessis, Ch. (Sfan & Sousse), Tunis Dates, dried almonds. GROUP 90. Aubouin, Louis Hippolyte, Paris. Pre- serves and cofifee. Bansillon & Co., Lyon (Rhone). Choco- late. Breton, J., Aine and Gendre, Orleans (Loiret). Vinegars. Cotillon, B., Paris. Sugars. Franchomme, Hector, Marco-en-Baroeil (Nord). Chocolate. Grey-Poupon, Dijon (Cote-d'Or). Mus- tards. Lagaye, Antoine, Clermont-Ferrand (Piu^-de-D6me). Preserved fruit. Manufacture Lyonnaise de Confiserie, Lyon (Rhone). Confectionery. Menier, Noisiel (Seine and Marne). Chocolate. Mignat Edouard, Reims, (Marne). Choc- olate. Pernet, Albert, Bar-le-Duc (Meus%. 'Preserves. Reboulin & Co., Apt, (Vaucluse). Preserved fruit; fruit pulp; chrystal- ized flowers. Rebours, Emile, Troyes (Aube). Con- fectionery. Robert, Louis, Pithiviers (Loiret). Con- fectionery. Societe des Raffinerie and Sucrerie, Say Paris. Sugars. Societe des Raffineries de Sucre de St. Louis, Marseille (Bouches-du-Rhone). Refined sugar and by-products. Syndicat des Confituriers Frangais de Paris. Preserves. Tandeau, Victor, Neuilly - sur - Seine (Seine). Fish preserved in oil, and vinegar products. Telliere, Ange, Paris. Provisions pre- served in vinegar. Vilhnart, Fils, Orleans (Loiret). Vine- gar. Vinaif, Pierre, Ivey Sou-Seine. Choco- late. FRENCH COLONIES. Arabiantz, Djibouti (Cote des Somalis); Coffee sap-colors, products from Harar territory. Boyer, Adren, Maris, La Reunion. Vaj nilla. Campenon, J., Saint-Denis, La Reunion; White sugar. Chaffanjon, Paul Cat Tru Province de;; Hung-LIoa (Tonkin), Indo-China: Tea. , Chaleb, Djibouti (Cote des Somalis) Coffee. I Chatel, Leon. La Reunion. Spices. Choppy, La Comte, Saint-Pierre, La Re| union. Sugar, vanilla, coffee. Comptoir de Djibouti, Djibouti (Cot; des Somalis. Coffee. D'Arloz Petiaux & Co., Djibouti (Cot' des Somalis). Coffee. Damour, Hermann, La Reunion, La Re union. Vanilla. Dolabratz, A., Saint-Denis, La Reuniori Sugar, cocoa, coft'ee, dried vegetable.- Foucques, Albert, Saint-Denis, La Re, union. Sugar, vanilla, coffee. 1 Gaisault, Gabriel. Vinegar. Kalos, A. N., Djibouti (Cote des Sci malis). Coffee. Kevorkdff, Djibouti (Cote des Somalis] Coffees. Lapervanche, Jean de, & Cie, La R< union. Sugnr. Le Bihan, Hippolyte, Ambodimang (District de Vatamandry) ^NLidagar car. Banana vinegar, prepared vanill Leroux, Jules, Saint-Denis, La Reunior Prepared vanilla. Morange, Mme. Vve Camille, La R' union. \'^nnilla. RoUand, Ferdinand de, Saint-Benoit, I Reunion. Vanilla. Sainte Colombe, Etienne Louis, Sain Denis, La Reunion. Coffee, sugar, v nilla, cloves and saffron. Vidot, Jules Fils, Saint Andre, La R union. Vanilla. Vigier, Djibouti (Cote des Somalis Coffee. Villeneuve, Champion de, Saint-Beno La Reunion. Prepared vanilla. Villiers, J. A. de, Raisne Glissan Sainte-Rosc, La Reunion. Vanill sugar. GROUP 91- Compagnie des Eaux Minerales ' Pougues, Paris. Documents, analy> Compagnie Fermiere de rEtablisscme Thermal de Vichy, Paris. Minei waters, salts, pastils and comprinies Vichy Etat. FRANCE. 211 jtner, Paul, Lille (Nord), Mineral ater, evaporation apparatus. gnol de James, Marseille (Bouches- u-Rhone.) Mineral water. V'icliy. iete de rEtablissement Thermal de agnoles de I'Orne (Oren). Mineral ■ater. iete des Eaux Naturelles de Table de I Source Bernala, Nice (Alpes-Mari- mes). Mineral water, notices. iete des Eaux Thermales de Lama- )u Ics Bains, Paris. Mineral water, quifer ore. irces Minerales de Bussang, Nancy Meurthe and Moselle). JMineral 'ater. FRENCH COLONIES. ;f du Service des Eaux and Forets, t. Denis, La Reunion. ^Mineral water. GROUP 92. Dend - Bessand, E., Reims (Marne). ihampagne. aud Freres, J. B. & A., Marseille Bouches-du-Rhone). Wines. 3ry Freres & Coanet, Nancy (Meur- le and ^Moselle). Wines. ilbert Freres, Narbonne, (Aude). V^ines, brandies, oil and honey of Nar- onne. aresque, H. & Cie, Bordeaux (Gi- onde.) Claret. •on, Charles Eugene, Paris. Cham- agne. •thod, Alphonse, Lagnieu (Ain). Vines. luchamps, August Adolphe, Maxence )'ise). Beaujolais wine. leau. Desire, Reims (Marne). Cham- agne. •gasse & Cie, Marseille (Bouches-du- i.h6ne). Wines. mard, F., Vitry-sur- Seine (Seine). Vine and brandies from Algeria. quit Dubouche & Cie, Jarnac (Char- nte). Brandies from Cognac. sey, Philippe Leon, Paris. Wines. mc, Claude (Bercy), Paris. Wine. )nde, Jules Henri (Bercy), Paris. Vines. ivin, Ferdinand, Auxerre (Yonne). Vines. nvalet, Jules, Mieul-le-Virouli (Char- nte Inferieure). Wines and brandies. uchard, Aine et Fils, Beaune, (Cote- I'Or). White wines. urcier, Leon Charles Louis,Commune 'e Rablay (Alaine and Loire). Wine. mot Fils, Albert, Savigny les Beaune ^otes d'Or). Wine and brandies Iteaux L., Pere & Co., Paris. Cham- agne. Caraly, Claudius, Fleurie (Rhone). Wine. Cartroux, Rene Michel, Sai'da (Algorie). Wine and brandies. Chanson Pere et Fils, Beaune (Cote d'Or). Burgundies. Charton, C, Fils, Beaune (Cote d'Or). Burgundies. Chevalier, E., Beaugency (Loiret). Wines. Colcombet Freres, Bourgneuf Val d'Or (Saone et Loire). Burgundies. Cotillon, B., Paris. Wine. Coudouy, Eauze (Gers). Wines. Courthial Simon, Montpellier (Herault). Wines and brandies. Curlier & Cie, Jarnac (Charente). Wine. Cuvillier, Albert-Jean, Paris. Wines. Darzens, Louis Villedubert par Trebes (Aude). Wine. Delaize, Ad, Mustapha- Alger (Algerie). Wine. Delvaux, A. A., Neuilly-sur-Seine (Seine). Wines. Demange, A., Alger (Algerie). Wine. Despradelle, Auguste, Compiegne (Oise). Brandies. Diot, Auguste, Beziers (Herault). Bran- dies. Dufor, E., Nantes (Loire-Inferieure). Brandies. Dupre (Casimir Neveu & Cie, Auxerre (Yonne). Sparkling wines. Durand, Coudron (Gers). Brandies. Dussaux, Paujas (Gers). Brandies. Dutauzier, Landiras (Gironde). Wines. Dutrenit, J. & Cie, Laudieras (Giron- Wine. Duvergey-Tabaureau, C, Meursault (Cote-d'Or). Wine. Elie, Mantout, Leopold, Neuilly-sur- Seine (Seine). Wines. Endrinet, Armand Canton de Cozes (Charente Infe.). Brandies. Favroud, J. & Cie., Jaurac. (Charent). Brandies. Fellot, Alexandre, Savigny les Beaune (Cote d'Or). Burgund3^ Flaugergues, Leon de, Neuilly-sur-Seine (Seine). Wines. Foucauld, Lucien, & Cie, Cognac (Char- ente). Brandies. Fougerat, Jean, Levallois-Perret (Seine). Brandies and champagnes. Fremy, Lucien, Chalonnes sur Loire (Maine et Loire). Sparkling wine. Fromy Rogee & Cie, Cognac (Charente). Brandies. Galtier, Auguste, Bone (Algerie). Wine. Garnier Fils (Bercy), Paris. Wines. Gaud, Joseph, Aville, Paris. Wine. Gautret, J., & Fils, Jonzac (Charente). Brandies. 212 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Ges Emmanuel, Castel de Bles, Canton d'Argeles sur :\Ier (Pyrenees Orien- tales). Wine. Gilles Deprerriere, Emile, La Grange Commune de la Possoniere (Maine-et- Moire). Sparkling wine. Giraud Freres, Meursault (Cotes d'Or). Wines and brandies. Godot, Edouard, La Gite, Commune de St. Laurent par Cognac (Charente). Brandies and wine. Goulet, G. (Bercy), Paris. Wines. Grou, A., Bayeux (Calvados). Bran- dies. Guichard Pothret & Fils, Chalons sur Saone (Saone et Loire). Burgundie. Guillabet Freres, Deillans (Var). Wines. Hamony et C'e, Paris. Champagne. Haumont, Elie, Reims (Marne). Cham- pagne. Havy, Alfred, Paris. Wines. Hirouart, Henri, Beauvais (Oise). Wine. Huillet-Preignac (Gironde). Wines. Josserand, Alexandre, Beaune (Cote d'Or. Wines and brandies. Gordent, Martin, St. Lavin, (Gironde). Wines. 1 Karrer Emile, St. Denis (Seine). Wines, j Kester, Gustave, Paris. Wine and bran- i dies. j Klipffel, Charles, Frederic, Auguste, Ain ' Besom Algerie. Wine. Lafond Freres, H. Turpin, Rouen (S. \ Inf.) Brandies. Laneyrie, P., Charenton le Pont (Seine). Wines. Larue, Auguste, Paris. Wines and bran- dies. Lefevre, Hippolyte, Caen (Calvados). Brandy and champagne. Lequeux, Alfred, Chalons-sur-Marne (Marne). Champagne. Loiseau, Paul, Ivry-Paet (Seine). Wines. Lung Freres, Alger (Algerie). Wines. Malaquin, Eugene, Paris. Wines. Marin, Charles, Vannes (Morbihan). Brandies. Martin, Celestin Jarbat, St. Savin de Blaye (Gironde). Wines. Martinet, Piat, & Clouturier, Macon (Saone et Loire). Wines. Massol, Clement, Montpellier (Herault). Brandies and wines. Mathieu, Andre Bernard, Gaillac (Tarn). Wines. Maupassant, Comte Charles de, Com- mune de Cellicr (Loire-Infericure). White and sparkling wines, brandies. Mauvigney, Gerome, Bordeaux. Red wines, cognac', rums, champagne. Megret, Alexandre, Paris. Wines. Mercier, E., & Cie, Epernay (Marne)' Champagne. ' Mignot, Louis, Belle-Rive, Commune d«| Rochefort sur Loire (^laine-et-Loire)' Wine. i Moins & Cie, Jarnac Cognac (Charente) | Champagne. MouUe, Charles, Paris. Wines and bran dies. Mournet, Sigeau (Aude). Wines. Sparkling! Mouy, Leon, Beziers (Jerault). Wines; Mutualite Universelle, Paris. Wines. ; Oscanlau & Mandeix, Le Havre (Seine' Inferieure). Wine and liquor. | Paillard, Paris. Wines and brandies. Pejouan, Jean, Coulonges (Pyrcneei: Orientales). Wines. j Perrier, Gabriel, & Cie, Chalons su!i ]\Iarne (Marne). Champagne. : Pic, Albert, Chablis (Cote d'Or). Winesi Picard, A., Paris. Wines. ' Polack, Ch., & Fils, Dijon (Cote d'Or) Wines. Popp, Auguste, Epinal (Vosges). Wines' Potin, FeUx, & Cie, Paris. Sparklinil and still champagne. \ Potin, Paul, Paris. Wines. i Poulet, Voitem (Jura). Wines. Raguin, Leon, Paris. Wines and brani dies. j Rebourseau Philippon, Gevrey-Cham bertin (Cote d'Or). Wine. ; Regnier Mser & Cie Dijon (Cote d'Or) Wine. Repere, Ludovic, Gemonzac (Charent Inferieure). Brandies and wine. Robinet Dumond, ChabUs (Yonne; Wines. Rochette, Alexandre, Neuilly sur Sein (Seine). High wines. Rolland, Francois, Rennes (He et Vii aine). Wines. Rouyer Guillet & Cie, Saintes (Chai ente-Inferieure), and Cognac (Clia; ente). Cognacs and champagne.". Ruty, Leon Andre, Chaumont (Haut< Marne). Wines and 1)randies. Sabot, Albert, Paris. Wines. Savin, Jules, Prisse (Saone et Loire Wine and Invuidics. ScaUet, Victor, Paris. Wines. Sibillotte, Louis, Paris-Bercy. Chan pagnc. _ Simonnet Pere et Fils, Chabhs (Yonne Wine. Simpee, Theodore.Valde Mercy (Yonne Wines and Brandies. Soleres, Benoit, Joseph, Paris. Spa kliug wines. Soualle, Louis, Pont Ste. Maxen< (Oise). Wines. FRANCE. 213 erne, G., Nancy (Meurthe et Moselle). Wines and spirituoLl^ liquors. icoche Bonnicot & Cie, Jarnac (Char- :nte). Brandies. ;rgnes, Ernest, Maureilhan et Rame- ieau (Herault). \Vines. irneuil, Albert, Cozes (Charente In- ■eneiire). Brandies. ;rt, B., & Cie, Jarnac Cognac (Char- Mite). Champagne. ursthorn, Pierre, Saint-Max pres Mancy (Meurthe et Moselle). Wines. iOUP OF THE DEPARTMENT :OMMITTEE DE LA GIRONDE. llective exhibit of wines by the follow- owing collaborators: \dde, E., Pauillac (Gironde). Wines. \dde, Maurice, Pauillac (Gironde). A'ines. \mat Cadet Peychez (Gironde). iVines. \rchambeaud Freres, Bordeaux (Gi- onde). Cognac. Badal, Dr., Bordeaux (Gironde). iVincs. Sallan, C, Omet (Gironde). Wines. Sallan, L., Saint-Croix du Mont (Gi- onde). Wines. 3alland, M., Saint-Croix du Mont (Gi- onde). Wines. Balande, Andre, Bordeaux (Gironde), A'ines. Jarreau. Badon (Gironde). Wines. Batifouille, Bordeaux. (Gironde) (Vines. iandon, S., Guitres (Gironde.) -Vines. Bandon, Guitres (Gironde). Wines. Jauregard. de, Boerbe (Gironde). ■Vines. Jeausse, E., Omet (Gironde). Wines. Bernard, Aime, Moulis (Gironde). A'ines. Bernard, Arcins (Gironde). Wines. Berniard, La Libarde (Gironde). .Vines. Bertin, Badon (Gironde). Wines. Bertin. Bitot (Gironde). Wines. Bezagu, L., & Cie, Bordeaux (Gi- onde). Wines and cognacs. Bibian, Vve., Listrac de Medoc (Gi- <»nde). Wines. Blancard, S., Cerons (Gironde). Wines. Blanchy, Bouleaux (Gironde). Wines. Beitard, Larmande (Gironde). Wines. Bosq-Bousquet, Louis, Moulis (Gi- onde). Wines. Bouges, Jean. Saint-Germain des -'raves (Gironde). Wines. Boulerne, Gaston, Saint-Trelody Le- parre (Gironde). Wines. Bouquey, Le Marin (Gironde). Wines. Bourran, Freres, de, & Cie, Bordeaux (Gironde). Wines. Brachet, Ed. Chateau de la Comman- derie (Gironde). Wines. Brandier, Ricus (Gironde). Wines. Brown, Frangois Henri, Duguet, Car- bon-Blanc (Gironde). Wines. Brun, Louis, Chateau Brui (Gironde). Wines. Brunet, Vve Alexandre, Baurech (Gi- ronde). Wines. Cantegril, Albert, Listric (Gironde). Wines. Cantillac, Raymond, Cerons (Gironde). Wines. Carles Pelletan (Gironde). Wines. Carre, Jean, Pomerol (Gironde). Wines. Casse, Leopold Pierre, Listrac (Gi- ronde). Wines. Castaing, J. J., Moulis (Gironde). Wine. Chapuis, Le Tertre (Gironde). Wines. Chedon, Bordeaux (Gironde). Wines. Chenu-Lafitte, Bourg (Gironde). Wines. Clauzel, Rene, Medoc (Gironde). Red wines. Coiffard, Vve R., Bordeaux (Gironde). Red wines. Caiffard, L., Rions (Gironde). Wines. Corre, Pierre Edouard, Libourne (Gi- ronde). Red wines. Courbian, R., Omet (Gironde). Wines. Coustau, Darrouble (Gironde). Wines. Cunliffe, Dobson & Cie, Bordeaux (Gi- ronde). Claret. Danglade, Fronsac (Gironde). Wines. Darquier, Pierre, Moulis (Gironde). Red wines. Darriet, Th., & Cie, Bordeaux (Gi- ronde). Wines and cognacs. Delage Cie, Libourne (Gironde). Wines. Desbordes, Mme. Vve, La Bride (Gi- ronde). Wines. Descaurion, P., Preignac (Gironde). White wines. Descrambes, L., Loupiac (Gironde). Wines. Despagne, Vincent, La Rose (Gi- ronde). Wines. Despujols & Picq, Libourne (Gironde). Wines. Destamque, Falfas (Gironde). Wines. Dezarnaud, Laillet, (Gironde). Wines. Douat, Dque, Listrac (Gironde). Whines. Dryll, Moulis (Gironde). Red wines. Dubois, L., St. Sauveur Gauillac (Gi- ronde). Wines. 214 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Dubos, J. G., Bordeaux (Gironde.) Wines. Dubosc, Bordeaux (Gironde). Wines. Dubreuil, Leon, Gradignan (Gironde). Red wines. Dubroqua, Souliquac, (Gironde). Wines Duclou, G., Saint Seurui de Cerzac par Blaye (Gironde). Wines. Dumesnil-Passemand Chateau Bour- seaud (Gironde). Wines. Dupeyron, A., Rions (Gironde). White wine. Dupeyron, La Gaffeliere (Gironde). Wines. Duplessis Fornisulo a St. Emilion (Gironde). Red and white wines. Durand, Ch., Trimoulet (Gironde). W^ines. Durand Dassier, Ph., Chateau Parem- puyre (Gironde). Wine. Duroy, Chateau Suduirant (Gironde). Wines. Durst Wild, Marc, Portets (Gironde). Red wine. Dussant, Jou (Gironde). Wines. Dutruch, Moulis Grand Pajeaux (Gi- onde). Red wine. Duverger, L., Libournes (Gironde). Wines. Eloy, F., Chateau Le Cauze (Gironde). Wines. Enshaw, Daniel, Cussac (Gironde). Red wine. Fagouet, Georges, Libourne (Gironde). Wines. Faure, Edmond, Gradignan (Gironde). Wine. Faure, D., Bellisle Mondote (Gironde). Wines. Faure, P., Belief ond (Gironde). wines. Fillou, L., Bordeaux (Gironde). Wines. Fouquet, Loupiac (Gironde). Wines. Fouquier, F., Avensan (Gironde). Red wines. Fourcaud, V., Chateau Couperie (Gi- ronde"). Wines. Foussat, du, Chateau Sarpe (Gironde). Wines. Freylon, Omet (Gironde). Wine. Fruttier, Bas-d'Augey (Gironde). wines. Gaignerot, Bourg (Gironde). Wines. Galles, E., Omet, (Gironde). Wines. Gargan, Baron de, Bergnes Beaulieu (Gironde). Wines. Gariteg, Elie, St. Julien (Gironde). Wines. Garitey, Elise, Merissac (Gironde). wines. Gassiot, P. A., Lestiac (Gironde). Wines. Gassiot, Rious (Gironde). Wines. Genailhac, Vve Louis, Blanquefort ; (Gironde). Wines. Giraud, S., Pomerol (Gironde). Wines Gounouilhou, Andre, Charles, Henri, , Bordeaux (Gironde). Whines. ' Gouteyrou, Verdiannes (Gironde). ' Wines. ; Granval, Vve J. V.. Chateau Belle-' garde de Ponjeau (Gironde). Wines.; Grazillon, Jean Marcel, Cos St-Es-; tephe Medoc (Gironde). Red wine. | Grenet, Gauriac (Gironde). Wines. Gue, G., Vertheuil (Gironde). Redj Wines. ■ Guestier, Georges, Bordeaux (Gironde). | Wines. Huyard, Marmillon & Cie., Bordeaux (Gironde). Liquid clarifier for wines. i Jeautet, Blaye (Gironde). Wines. | Joriaux, A., Chateau Gobert (Gironde). Wines. Joubert, G., Bourg (Gironde). Wines. Jouhanneau, Freres, Libourne (Gi- ronde). Wines. Juiliot, Louis & Cie., Bordeaux (Gi-j .-onde). Claret. I Kressmann, Ed & Cie., Bordeaux' (Gironde). Claret. i Krochereau, Omet (Gironde). Wines. Labasse, Edmond, Perigueux (Dor- dogne). Red wines. ! Labatut, Louis, Macau (Gironde). Red wines. Labenere, St. Croix du Mont (Gi- ronde). Wines. Labourdette, Bourg (Gironde). Wines. Labouchelle Aine, Arcins (Gironde). Red wines. La Faurie, J., Langon (Gironde). Wines. Lafitte, L., Blaye (Gironde). Wines. Lafon, Auguste, Laugon (Gironde) Wines. La Fonta, Madame Lucien, Blaye (Gironde). Red wines. Laf ourcade, Leon, Bordeaux (Gironde) Red and wliite wines. Lalanne, Emile, Villenave d'Ornor (Gironde). Wines. Lancelin, Mme. Vve, Marion-Blay« (Gironde). Wines. Lanessaus, Clos Bellevue (Gironde) Wines. Larauza, Loussans (Gironde). Wines Laridalier, Freres, Lormont (Gironde) Wines. Lassere, S., Laillet (Gironde). Wines Lavergne de PeyredouUe, E., Berson Blaye (Gironde). ^^'incs. Legay, Haut-Simard (Gironde). Wines Loste, Louis, Creou (Gironde). Wines Lung, Paul, Cars (Gironde). Wines FRANCE. 215 Maloire, P., La Monnaie Villenave d'Ornou CGironde). Wines. Marot, F., Bordeaux (Gironde). Wines. Marquant, Le Conte (Gironde). Wines. Marquette, Pierre, Sauternes (Gironde) . Wines. Meroa, de, Margaux (Gironde). Red Wines. Metayer, Omet (Gironde). Wines. Micoubeau, J., Macau (Gironde). Wines. Milou, Petit Faurie (Gironde). Wines. Monier, J., Chateau de la Croix (Gi- ronde). Wines. Montesquieu, Bon de. Chateau de la Brede (Gironde). Wines. Morange, E., Libourne (Gironde). Wines. Mortier, Louis, Bordeaux (Gironde). Red wines. Mothes, Adrien, St. Laurent Medoc (Gironde). Red wines, Oswall-Gougeou, Laruscade (Gironde). Wines. Payraud, Vve & Cie., Bordeaux (Gi- ronde). Red wines. Pelleporte-Burete, Vicomte baron de, Bordeaux (Gironde). Wines. Perier de Larsan, Comte du, St. Julien (Gironde). Red wines. Petit, F., Moupelou (Gironde). Wines. Pineaud, Cadet-Pineaud-Bon (Gi- ronde). Wines. Pistouley. Malinaud (Gironde). Wines. Ponzac, Vicomte de, Sauternes (Gi- ronde). Wines. Pulles, Edmond, Villenave d'Ornon (Gironde). Red wines. Quancard, J., Cubzac-les-Pontes (Gi- ronde). Red wines. Raba, Ducasse (Gironde). Wines. Raymond, Andre, Saint Estphle (Gi- ronde). Red wines. Remus, Emilio, Soussans (Gironde). Red wines. Reneteau, H., Ludon (Gironde). Wine. Renouil, J., Cussac (Gironde). Wines. Reynaud, Pierre, Listrac (Gironde). Red wine. Rideau, Grande Faurie (Gironde). Wines. Robin, Villenave de Rious (Gironde). Wine. Rochefort, Comte de. Chateau Laroque (Gironde). Wines. Romeuf, Baron de. Chateau Fom- brange (Gironde). Wines. Roque de Mous, L., de la, Chateau de 1 Hurbe (Gironde). Wines. Roquette, Vicomte de, Chateau Fer- rand (Gironde). Wines. Rosset, Ariste, Bordeaux (Gironde). Wines. Rousseau, E. Emile, Valeyrac. Wines* Rousseau, Blaye (Gironde). Wines. Rousseau, Edm., Lestiac (Gironde). Vv'^ines. Roy, J., Cars (Gironde). Wines. Saby, Virrebout (Gironde). Wines. Sacriste, Saint Crois du Mont (Gi- ronde). Wines. St. Genis, L., Larmande (Gironde). Wines. St. Laurent, Deodat de. Chateau de Bart (Gironde). Wines. Sainte Marie Vve., Bordeaux (Gi- ronde). Red wine. Segalas, G. de, Bordeaux (Gironde). Wine. Seilhean, Freres, G. & A., St. Seurin de Cadourne (Gironde). Wines. Sevaistre, St. Julien, Beycheville (Gi- ronde). Wines. Sonneville, de. Carbon Buanc (Gi- ronde). Wines. Tabusseau, La Lustre (Gironde). Whines. Tregereau, Freres, Bordeaux (Gi- ronde). Wines. Troquart, Charles, Cenac (Gironde). Red w-ines. Vassal, H. de, Soussans (Gironde). Wines. Vauthier, Jacobins, La Gommerie (Gironde). Wines. Videau, Romain, Medoc (Gironde). Red wines. Vigourous, Georges, St. Medard d'Eyrans (Gironde). Wines. Wachter, Alexandre, Bordeaux (Gi- ronde). Red wines. GROUP OF THE DEALER SYNDI- CATE IN WINE OF BORDEAUX OF THE DEPARTMENT DE LA GIRONDE. Collective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaborators: Audinet & Brehan, Bordeaux. Wines. Andy and Badure, Bordeaux. Wines. Barton & Guestier, Bordeaux. Wines. Calvet, J., Bordeaux (Gironde). Wines. Chaigneau and Co., Bordeaux. Wines. Chauvin, A. B., & Sons, Bordeaux. Whines. Danglade, Peygueriton. Wines. Dubois, Paul, Bordeaux (Gironde). Wines. Dubos & Sons, Bordeaux. Wines. Dubroca. Marcel, Doisy. Wines. Dupuy, O., Cadillac. Wines. 216 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Dutrenit and Co., Bordeaux. Wines, Eschenauer, Bordeaux. Wines. Gaden, C. & Klipsch, Bordeaux. Wine-. Galibet and Varon, Bordeaux. Wines. Journu & Kappelhoff, Bordeaux. Wines. Kressman, Ed. & Co., Bordeaux (Gi- ronde). Wines. Lacoste & Sons, Bordeaux. Wines. Lalande, A. & Cie., Bordeaux (Giron- ; de). Wines. j Larcher, pere et fils, Bordeaux. Wines. ! Latrille, Merignac. Wines. Le Vavasseur, Freres, Bordeaux. Wines. Michaelsen & Cie., Bordeaux (Giron- de). Wines. Paris et Damas, Bordeaux. Wines. Perosmandis, Labrunie & Co., Bor- deax. Wines. Pizan, Argentier & Co., Bordeaux. Wines. Rancourt, Ch., de Bordeaux Wines. Rosenham & Poissonnier, Bordeaux. Wines. Schroder & Schyler, Bordeaux (Gi- rondc). Wines. Wiistemberg, J. H. & Peysonniere, Bordeaux (Gironde). Wines. GROUP OF THE SYNDICATE OF THE DEPARTMENT DE LA GI- RONDE. Collective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaborators: Boshamer, Leon C. S. & Cie., Bor- deaux (Gironde). Wine. Bouytaud, (G.) Fils & de Fleurian (H.), Bordeaux (Gironde). Wine. Cambours, D., Macau (Gironde). Wine. Cazalet & fils, Bordeaux (Gironde). Wine. Dupont, Evariste & Cie., Bordeaux (Gironde). Red and white wines. Gaillac, Leon, Talance (Gironde). Red and white wines, C();.i:nac. Hanappier & Cie., Bordeaux (Gironde). Wines. Looes-Dfaz, J., Bordeaux (Gironde). Wines. Mateo-Petit, A., Bordeaux (Gironde). Red and wliite wines. Mauvigney, Jerome, Bordeaux (Gi- ronde). Red and white wines, cog- nacs. Mestrezat & Cie., Bordeaux (Gironde). Wines. Petit-Laroche, J. & Cie., Bordeaux (Gironde). W'incs. Prom, J. & Cie., Bordeaux (Gironde). Wines. GROUP OF SYNDICAL UNION OF THE PROPRIETORS OF THE CLASSED GROWTH DU MEDOC. . Collective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaborators: : Berger (Georges) & Roy (Gustave), ! Cautcnoc (Gironde). Wines. ; Casteja, Eugene, Bordeaux (Gironde), ; Red wine.. • Cayrou, Henri, Bordeaux (Gironde). [ Red wine. - Charmoliie, St. Estephe (Gironde) | Wines. j Claverie, Albert, Bordeaux (Gironde). i Red wine. i Cruse, Bordeaux (Gironde). Wine. Delor. Wines. Dubos, S. L. T., Chateau Cantemede i (Gironde). Wines. Ferrand, Comte de, Pauillac (Gironde). ' Wine. ; Gassowski, de, Margaux (Gironde). ' Wines. Heine, M, A., Chateau Beyechevelle (Gironde). Wines. ' Johnston, Nathaniel, St. Julien Beyche- j ve'lle (Gironde). WHiitc and red i wines. \ Konigswarter, Vve. S., Paris. Wine. Lalande, Bordeaux (Gironde). Wine. ; Lawton, E., Leoville. Wine, Chateau ' Brattaire. Perier de Larsan, Comte du, Commune de Saint Julien. Wine. Pichon-Longueville, Baron de, Pauil- lac (Gironde). Red wine. Rigaud, Esther Vve., Paris. Red wine. Rothschild, Baron J. de, Pauillac (Gi- ronde). Red wine. Rothschild, Barons A. G. & Ad. de, Paris. Wines. Roy, Gustave, Paris. Red wine. Saint-Legier, de, Pauillac (Gironde). Wine. Sarget de Lafontaine, Baronne Vve., Chateau Gruand Larose (Gironde). ; Red wine. , Seze, Louis, Ludon (Gironde), Red j wine. Skawinsky, Th., Bordeaux (Gironde). VVine. Societe Civile de Chateau-Latour, Pauillac (Gironde). Red wine. Ville de Bordeaux, Cauternac (Gi- ronde). Wine. GROUP OF THE AGRICULTURE SOCIETY OF THE GIRONDE. Collective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaborators: Arnaud, A.. Chateau Latresne (Gi- ronde). Wine. FRANCE. 217 Bretenet, J., Chateau Lagorce (Gi- ronde). Wine. Delaunay, E., Macau Medoc (Gironde). Wine. Dubois, Freres, Moulis (Gironde). Wine. Dubosc, Freres, Chateau d'Arsac (Gi- ronde). Wine. Ducasse, F., Chateau de Liversan (Gi- ronde). Wine. Faugere, E., St. Medard Eyran (Gi- ronde). W'ine. Feydieu, Bruges (Gironde). Wine. Gautier, R., St. Andre de Cubzac (Gi- ronde). Wine. Lafon, F., Lavon Medoc (Gironde). Wine. Lafon, A., Bordeaux (Gironde). Wine. Lavergne, Chauteau Marange. Wine. Maxwell, J., Jurac (Gironde). Wine. Perrau, E., Villenave d'Ornon (Gi- ronde). Wine. Peyssac, J. C. de. Chateau Lagorce. (Gironde). Wine. Pouty, Docteur, St. Vincent de Paul (Gironde). Rozier, A., Izou (Gironde). Wine. Sarazin, J., Bassem (Gironde). Wine. ROUP OF AGRICULTURIST CO- MICE DU MEDOC. Dllective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaboratoi-s: Baye, J., Conquequez (Gironde). Wine. Blanchard, E., St. Sauveur (Gironde). Wine. Boivert, E., Conqueques (Gironde). Wine. Bouilleau, Frangois,Bigadan (Gironde). Wine. Caussade, St. Christoly (Gironde). Wine. Come, A.. Segadan & Begadon (Gi- ronde). Wine. Dubois, Louis, St. Sauveur (Gironde). Wine. Estel, St. Germain d'Esteuil (Gironde). Wine. Fontaneau, A., Coudinas Begadou (Gironde). W'ine. Moreau, Pauillac (Gironde). Wine. Moreau, A., Verteuil (Gironde). Wine. Vignau, H., Leparre (Gironde). Wine. ROUP OF THE BLAYE ARRON- DISSEMENT, GIRONDE. jllective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaborators: Audebert, St. Androny (Gironde). Ardura, A., Boiseradon-Fredignac (Gi- ronde). Wine. Baudet, J., Plassac (Gironde). Wine. Bernard, Ch., Touveut (Gironde). Wine. Bernetiere, A., Maziou (Gironde). Wine. Bernetiere, B., Cartelegue (Gironde). Wine. Bernetiere, U., Blaye (Gironde). Wine. Binaud, D., Bordeaux (Gironde). Wine. Blaye, J., Loumede (Gironde). Wine. Brizard, W., Bourg (Gironde). Wine. CaUieux, E. Berthon (Gironde). Wine. Carreau, E., Mascade (Gironde). Wine. Cochout, Cartelegue (Gironde). Wine. Deloche, P., Cazeaux (Gironde). 'Wine. Deromas, A., Blaye (Gironde). Wine. Drouillard, J., St. Savin (Gironde). vVine. Ducorneau, A., Fauseboud (Gironde). Wine. Dupuy, J., Paris. Wine. Eymerey, J., Segonzac (Gironde). Wine. Faure, Terrefort (Gironde). Wine. Flandray, G., Chateau Charron (Gi- ronde). Wine. Florenceau, J., Segonzac (Gironde). Wine. Gaignerot, Bourg (Gironde). Wine. Gaignerot, Prignac (Gironde). Wine. Gardrat, Cartelegue. Wine. Gellibert, Mme. C, Blaye (Gironde). Wine. Herit, J., Petits Arnaux-Cars (Gironde). Wine. Jacquereau, P., Cartelegue (Gironde). Wine. Jeautet, J., St. Paul (Gironde). Wine. Laborde, A., Blaye (Gironde). Wine. Lanneluc, G., Fleurimont (Gironde). Wine. Mariot, P. M., Cautenac (Gironde). Wine. Maufras, E., Beaulieu (Gironde). Wine. Maufret, J., Cartelegue (Gironde). Wine. Maumain, F., Mangaud (Gironde). Wine. Merau, L., Cartelegue (Gironde). Wine. Meriochaud, J., les Drouillards (Gi- ronde). Wine. Moreau, L., Cartelegue (Gironde). Wine. 218 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Nicolon, Auguste, Cartelegue (Gi- ronde). Wine. Pej'chaud, E., Bourgn (Gironde). Wine. Pevereau, les Videaux (Gironde) Wine. Pinet, J., Cartelegue (Gironde). Wine. Puffert, G., Perouilh (Gironde). Wine. Richou, Cartelegue (Gironde). Wine. Taillac, P. de, Moutuzet (Gironde). Wine. GROUP OF THE ARRONDISSE- MENT DE BOURG, GIRONDE. Collective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaborators: Bertin, E , Bourg (Gironde). Wine. Buzet, E., Bourg (Gironde). Wine. Etienne, E., Bourg (Gironde). Wine. Fernandina, Cte de la, Gessac (Gi- ronde). Wine. Sonder-Laurent, au Chateau Rousset (Gironde). W^ine. GROUP OF THE AGRICULTUR- IST AND VINICOLE SYNDICATE OF CADILLAC GIRONDE. Collective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaborators: Arnaud, Alcide, Cardan (Gironde). Wine. Arnaud, Barthelemy, Cardan (Gironde). Wine. Asile D'Alienes, L., Cadillac (Gironde). Wine. Bore, Leopold, Cadillac (Gironde). Wine. Cazaux-Casalet, Loupiac (Gironde). Wine. Crachereau, Benjamin, Dauzac (Gi- ronde). Wine. Despujols, Moise, Gabarnac (Gironde). Wine. Dezeimeris, R., Loupiac (Gironde). Wine. Expert, Bernard, Laroque (Gironde). Wine. Fontaine, Adrien, Cadillac (Gironde). Wine. Giresse, Frederic, Gabarnac (Gironde). Wine. Glaire, Bernard, Capian (Gironde). Wine. Goussen, Cheri, Gabarnac (Gironde). Wine. Lacoste, Leon, Laroque (Gironde). Wine. , Lardit, E., Beguey (Gironde). Wine. Latachon, Eugene, Danzac (Gironde). Wine. Lollet, Beguey (Gironde). Wine. Marchies, Lestiac (Gironde). Wine. Marie, Andre, Beguey (Gironde). ' Wine. Mas, Urbain, Langoiron (Gironde). Wine. ; Mathellot, Camille, Cadillac (Gironde). i Wine. Mathellot, Jacques, Gabarnac (Gi- ronde). Wine. Milleaud, Etienne, Capian (Gironde). ' Wine. Mourceau, Beguey (Gironde). Wine, j Plantat, Gabarnac (Gironde). Wine. > Roux, Edmond, Dauzac (Gironde). ! Wine. 1 Sarrazin, Angely,Langoiran (Gironde). Wine. Vinsot, Gaston, Cardan (Gironde). ; Wine. Vinsot, Nicholas, Cardan (Gironde). Wine. 1 I GROUP OF THE REGIONAL AGRI- CULTURIST SYNDICATE OF PONDENSAC DE CADILLAC AND I ADJACENT CANTONS, GIRONDE. \ Collective exhibit of wines by the fol- I lowing collaborators: Arnoult, E., Cerons (Gironde). Wine. ' Bacque, Louis, Chateau-Pinguet Lan- ' diras (Gironde). Wine. Ballade, B., Ste Croix du Mont (Gi- ronde). Wine. Bert, Louis, Le Mayne-Barsac (Gi- ronde). Wine. Boireau, V. Prost, Barsas (Gironde). Wine. Cautillac, R. Mespley, Cerons (Gi- ronde). W^ine. Chalup, Vve de, Le Mayne-Preignac (Gironde). Wine. Chaumette, Mme., Bertranou (Gi- ronde). Wine. Cordier, Vve, Laroque (Gironde). Wine. Dubourdieu, U., Cerons (Gironde). Wine. Durandeau, Capian (Gironde). Wine. Eichthal, Baronne d' St. Salve (Gi- ronde). Wine. Garrons, Emile, Barsac (Gironde). Wine. Gaston, Leon, Cerons (Gironde). Wine. Lacoste, Ulysses, Preignac (Gironde). Wine. Lagarde, G., Tastes (Gironde). Wine. Lalande, Eloi. Blanquine Barsac (Gi- ronde). Wine. Lalanne, Clovis, Virelade (Gironde). W^ine. • FRANCE. 219 Lambert, O., Ste. Croix du Mont (Gi- ronde). Wine. Lataste Joseph, Garnac (Gironde). Wine. Lataste, Th., Cerons (Gironde). Wine. Lemaire, Armand, Fargues de Langon. Wine. Lescoujeres, H., Cerons (Gironde). Wine. Medeville, Numa, Cadillac (Gironde). Wine. Minvielle, Dumure, Ste. Croix-du- AFont (Gironde). Wine. Montaubric, P., St. Selve (Gironde). Wine. Musquin, C, Romagne (Gironde) Wine. Pavilion, A. du. Chateau Terrefort (Gironde). Wine. Picard & Desmarquais, Ste Croix-du- Mont (Gironde). Wine. Rolland, Comte R. de, Ste Croix-du- Mont (Gironde). Wine. Seze, V. de, St. Medard d'Eyrans (Gi- ronde). Wine. Teysonneau, Mme., Barsac (Gironde). Wine. Vatnaire, St. Croix du Mont. Villars. Eug, Le Bourdieu-Momprim- blanc (Gironde). Wine. Vinnenay, Gabarrac. Wine. 3R0UP OF THE VITICOLE COM- ICE DE CREON, GIRONDE. Collective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaborators: Bernard, A.,' Haux (Gironde). Wine. Canolle, Marquis de, Baurech (Gi- ronde). Wine. Dauziers, P., Tabanac (Gironde). Wine. Demptos, J., Camblanes (Gironde). Wine. Dessort, M., Camblanes (Gironde). Wine. Fortin, a Cambes (Gironde). Wine. Guhur. D., Baurech (Gironde). Wine. Hostein, C, Souliac (Gironde). Wine. Labaure, A., Camblanes (Gironde). Wine. Labrouche, Baurech (Gironde). Wine. Lafauriere, Cabanac (Gironde). Wine. Laville, Lacombe de, Baurech (Gi- ronde). Wine. Luccin, Mme. Vve, Tabanac (Gironde). Wine. Mageau, Tabanac (Gironde). Wine. Moucla, S., Tabanac (Gironde). Wine- Pargade, A., Haux (Gironde). Wine. Pion, Ch., Haux (Gironde). Wine. Sarraud, Hte, Tabanac (Gironde). Wine. Sandric, Tabanac (Gironde). Wine. Sellonguet, Tabanac (Gironde). Wine. Simon, A., Baurech (Gironde. Wine. Souau, S., Baurech (Gironde). Wine. Sudre, E., St. Caprais (Gironde). Wine. Techeney, G., Baurech (Gironde). Wine. Videau, A., Baurech (Gironde). Wine. GROUP OF THE PROPRIETOR LEOGNAN ET GRADIGNAN, GI- RONDE. Collective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaborators: Barbot, B., Leognan (Gironde). Wine. Batelot, Ch., Leognan (Gironde). Wine. Blanc, Leognan (Gironde). Wine. Calvet, Vve O., Chateau de Tauzia (Gironde). Wine. Castaing, P., Leognan (Gironde). Wine. Dubrouilh, G., Leognan (Gironde). Wine. Giard, Leognan (Gironde). Wine. Guinot, Leognan (Gironde). Wine. Lachapele-Commageres, Leognan (Gi- ronde). W^ine. Minoi, J., Leognan (Gironde). Wine. Ramond, P., Leognan (Gironde). Wine. Sarguin, A., Leognan (Gironde). Wine. GROUP OF THE VINICOLE SYNDI- CATE DE LOUPIAC, GIRONDE. Collective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaborators: Amanieu, Ulysses, Coulonnet-Loupiac (Gironde). Wine. Ballan, Camille, Boudy-Loupiac (Gi- '-onde). Wine. Bord, Georges, Loupiac (Gironde). W^ine. Bore, Achille, Loupiac (Gironde). Wine. Bore, Sylvain, Loupiac (Gironde). Wine. Chassaigne, Comte de la, Loupiac (Gi- ronde). Wine. Debat, Basile, Loupiac (Gironde). Wine. Dejean, Joseph, Loupiac (Gironde). Wine. Dezarnaud, Leopold, Loupiac (Gir- ronde). Wine. Dubourg, Victor, Loupiac (Gironde). Wine. Madran, Loupiac. Wine. Meyssan, Robert, Monliot-Loupiac (Gironde). Wine. 220 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Montbron, Comte de, Loupiac (Gi- ronde. Wine. Ponjardieu Desir, Loupiac (Gironde). Wine. Promis, Paul, Loupiac (Gironde). Wine. Vran, Vve E., Rondillon-Loupiac (Gi- ronde). A\'ine. Wells, William, Loupiac (Gironde). Wine. GROUP OF THE LIBOURNE COM- ICE. GIRONDE. Collective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaborators-. Aubier, Gaston, Champeville (Gi- ronde). Wine. Augan, Arnaud, Puy Bazac (Gironde). Wine. Bertrand, M., Libourne (Gironde). Wine. Bisch, Vve L., Chateau Quentin (Gi- ronde). Wine. Bouquey, Leonce, Lussac (Gironde). Wine. Cassat, Pomerol, (Gironde). Wine. Cassat, Jean, Lussac (Gironde). Wine. Charoulet. Adophhe, St. Emilion (Gi- ronde). Wine. Chatcinet, R. L., Tiroufiet (Gironde). Wine. Combret, Georges, St. Georges de Montagne (Gironde). Wine. Darbeau, Leon, Pomerol (Gironde). Wine. Decesse, Jean, St. Emilion Pavie (Gi- ronde). Wine. Dubut, Jules, Libourne (Gironde). Wine. Gouget, Jules, Lussac (Gironde). Wine. Grenouilleau, Gaston, Libourne (Gi- ronde). Wine. Lafargue, Pierre, Lussac (Gironde), Wine. Loison, Alphonse, St. Christofle des Bardes (Gironde). Wine. Meynard, Edmond, Coutras (Gironde). Wine. Quintaux, Jacques, Juillac (Gironde). Wine. Rideau, Lucien, Pommerol (Gironde). Wine. Sarrazin, A., Guezillee (Gironde). Wine. Theremin d'Harne, Henri, Guitres, (Gironde). Wine. GROUP OF THE VINICOLE SYNDI- CATE DES GRAVES. Collective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaborators: Barbot, Emile Leognan (Gironde). Wine. Beaumartin, Gabriel, Leognan (Gi- i rondo). Wine. Boullet, Louis Leognan (Gironde). . Wine. ; Chabanneau, Cadaujac (Gironde). ' Wine. ' Couet, de, Leognan (Gironde). Wine. Duffour de Raymond, Comte, Leognan i (Gironde). Wine. Goizet, Dr., Leognan (Gironde). Wine, i Lachapele, Henri, Gradignan (Gi- j ronde). Wine. i Letanneur, Leognan (Gironde). Wine. Martin Mure & Ballet, Leognan (Gi- I ronde). Wine. Montesquieu, Baron G. de, La Brede (Gironde). Wine. Perrou, du, Saucats (Gironde). Wine. ! Ricard, Abel, Leognan (Gironde). j Wine. I Ricard, Marcel, Leognan (Gironde). ^\'inc i Ridoret, Lucien, Leognan (Gironde). , Wine. I Rouanet, Daniel, Leognan (Gironde). j \Vine. Vayssiere Chateau Mouchet-Martillac ' (GirrMide). Wine. Vergne, Leognan (Gironde). Wine. , GROUP OF THE VINICOLE AND AGRICULTURIST COMICE SYN- DICATE DE PONDENSAC, GI- RONDE. Collective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaborators: Ardouin, Cerons (Gironde). Wine. Balaye, Barsac (Gironde). Wine Barreyre, Barsac (Gironde). Wine Bertin, Georges, Preignac (Gironde). Wine. Boireau, Leopold, Preignac (Gironde). Wine. Bouzerau & Arbanats (Gironde). Wine. Dubon Crous. (Gironde). Wine. Dubourg, Andre, Landiras (Gironde). Wmc. Dubroca, Barsac (Gironde). Wine. Dubroca, Cerons (Gironde). Wine. Dufour-Lemoine, Preignac (Gironde) Wine. Ferbos, Cheri, Barsac (Gironde) Wine. Fronsac, Germain, Portels (Gironde) Wine. Gassies Freres, Podensac (Gironde) Wine. Gaubert, Cerons (Gironde). Wine. Gounouilhou, Barsac (Gironde). Wine FRANCE. 221 Lacoste, Louis Justin, Preignac (Gi- ronde). Wine. Lafontaine, Saint-Michel (Gironde). Wine. Lahiteau, Victor, Preignac (Gironde). Wine. Lannes, Portets (Gironde). Wine. Meric, Gaston, Virelade (Gironde). Wine. Moreau, Podensac (Gironde). Wine. Patachcn Freres, Preignac (Gironde). Wine. Petit de Forest, Vve, Preignac (Gi- ronde). Wine. Pinsan, Louis, Preignac (Gironde). Wine. Pinsan, Paul, Barsac (Gironde). Wine. Roumazeilles, Budos (Gironde). Wine. Saint-Jean, Illots (Gironde). Wine. Supan, G., Barsac (Gironde). Wine. Tinet, Joseph, Podensac (Gironde). Wine. 2R0UP OF THE VITICOLE ET AGRICULTURIST SYNDICATE DE ST. EMILION, GIRONDE. Collective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaborators: Allard du Foussat, d', Chateau Sou- tard (Gironde). Wine. Bertants-Couture, Chateau Balestard (Gironde). Wine. Beylot, Charles, Chateau Peyreau (Gi- ronde). Wine. Boisard, Chateau Fonplegade (Gi- ronde). Wine. Bou-B.Hret, Chapelle Madeleine (Gi- ronde). \Vine. Bonneval, Yon-Figeac (Gironde). Wine. Borde, Le Chatelet (Gironde). Wine. Bouffard, Ferd., Chateau Pavie (Gi- ronde). Wine. Brissand, L., Moulin du Cadet (Gi- ronde). Wine. Brisson., Joseph, Le Prieure (Gironde). Wine. Cahuzac, M., Clos Fourtet (Gironde). Wine. Capdemourlin, A., Capdemourlin (Gi- ronde). Wine. Carliere, Pierre, La Tour Figeac (Gi- ronde). Wine. Carliere, T., Vachon (Gironde). Wine. Chaumet, Bord (Gironde). Wine. Despagne, Leon, Larmande (Gironde). Wine. Dourd, X., Chateau Contet (Gironde). Wine. Dubois, E., Chateau Ausone (Gironde). Dubroca, C, Mayne (Gironde), Wine. Ducarpe, Chateau Beausejour (Gi- ronde). Wine. Fourcaud-Laussac, Chateau Cheval- Elanc (Gironde). Wine. Gemon, La Grace Dieu (Gironde). Wine. Grelot, Le Bragard (Gironde). Wine. Guignard, Chateau Canon (Gironde). Wine. Guiton, J., Soutard-Cadet (Gironde). Wine. Jean, Edouard, Chateau Trotteirelle (Gironde). Wine. Lacaze, G., Chateau Bellevue (Gi- ronde). Wine. Lapelleterie, Camille, Le Cure Bon (Gironde). Wine. Lory, de, Clos Piganeau (Gironde). Wine. Malen, Grandes Murailles (Gironde). Wine. Malet, Comte de, Gaffeliere (Gironde). Wine. Montbel, Comte de. Chateau Bel Air (Gironde). Wine. Passemard, Chateau Villemaurine (Gi- ronde). Wine. Peyraud, Mme., Gaffeliere (Gironde). Wine. Piola, Mme., Le Cadet (Gironde). Wine. Planeau, Jardin St. Julien (Gironde). Wine. Seignat, Jean du, Maine (Gironde). Wine. Souffraits, Mme., Chauteau Mazerat. (Gironde). Wine. Teto, A., Chateau La Couspaude (Gi- ronde). Wine. Thibeaud, Arm, Clausiere (Gironde). Wine. Troplong, Chateau Mondot (Gironde). Wine. GROUP OF THE TRADE SYNDI- CATE AT BRANDIES DE COG- NAC, CHARENTE. Collective exhibit of brandies by the fol- lowing collaborators: Augier, Freres, Cognac (Charente). Cognac. Barnett & EHchagaray, Cognac (Char- ente). Cognac. Bisquit & Dubouche, Jarnac (Char- ente). Cognac. Boiteau, L., & Cie, Angouleme (Char- ente). Cognac. Boulestin & Cie, Cognac (Charente). Cognac. Boutelleau & Cie, Barbezieux (Char- ente). Cognac. 222 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Camus Freres, Cognac (Charente). Cognac. Chapoulin, V., & Cie, Angouleme eCharente). Cognac. Combeau, Pascal, & Cie, Cognac. (Charente). Cognac. Commandon & Cie, Garniac (Char- ente). Cognac. Coutanceaux & Cie, Saintes (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Denis (J.) Mounie (Henry & Cie), Cognac (Charente). Cognac. Dupont, J., & Cie, Cognac (Charente). Cognac. Dupuy, A., & Cie, Cognac (Charente). Cognac. Dyke-Gautier, H. & Cie, Cognac (Charente). Cognac. Favraud, J. & Cie., Jarnac (Charente). Cognac. Frapin, P. & Cie, Segonzac (Char- ente). Cognac. Fromy-Rogee & Cie, St. Jean d'Angely (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Gautier Freres, Aigres (Charente). Cognac. Gautert & Fils, Jonsza (Charente In- ferieure). Cognac. Geoffrey & Fils, Cognac (Charente). Cognac. Hennessy, J. & Cie, Cognac (Char- ente). Cognac. Hine, Th. & Cie, Jarnac (Charente). Cognac. Jobit, Ch. & Cie, Cognac (Charente). Cognac. Laage (de) Fils & Cie, St. Savinien (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Marie-Brizard & Roger, Cognac (Char- ente). Cognac. Martineau, Gustave, Saintes (Char- ente Inferieure). Cognac. Mistreau, F. & Cie., Saintes (Chanute Inferiure). Cognac. Moullon & Cie, Cognac (Charente). Cognac. Mure, Clement, Bouquet, Surgeres (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Otard, Dupuy & Cie, Cognac (Char- ente). Cognac. Pelisson Pere & Fils, Cognac (Char- ente). Cognac. Pinet Castillon & Cie, Cognac (Char- ente). Cognac. Remy, Martin & Cie, Rouillac (Char- ente). Cognac. Renault & Cie, Cognac (Charente). Cognac. Robin (Jules) & Cie, Cognac (Char- ente). Cognac. Roulle & Delamain, Jarnac (Charente). Cognac. Rouyer Guillet & Cie, Saintes (Chjir- ente Inferieure). Cognac. Sayer, Geo. & Cie, Cognac (Charente). Cognac. Sazarac de Forges & Fils, Angouleme (Charente). Cognac. Societe Vinicole, Cognac (Charente). Cognac. Streau, F. & Cie, Saintes (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Tricoche Bonniot & Cie, Jarnac (Char- ente). Cognac. GROUP OF THE PROPRIETOR OF THE CHARENTE. Collective exhibit of brandies by the fol- lowing collaborators: Andre, Joseph, Bonneville (Charente). Cognac. Antier, Leon, Breuil (Charente Infe- rieure). Cognac. Archambaud, J., Lautrait (Charente). Cognac. Arnauld, Leon, Fraguard (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Arnould. Marcel Courcoury (Char- ente). Cognac. Arnous, Vve, Touzac (Charente). Cognac. Arnoux, Lautrait (Charente). Cognac. Aubouin Alexandre, Marville (Char- ente). Cognac. Aubouin, Joseph, Aigre (Charente). Cognac. Augereau, H., Chatebois Bouteville, (Charente). Cognac. Babin, Champblanc (Charente). Cog- nac. Ballet, Viville (Charente). Cognac. Ballet, Daniel, La Nerolle (Charente). Cognac. Barraud, Jean, Segonzac (Charente). Cognac. Baudouin, Elie, Floriac (Charente In- ferieure). Cognac. Baudon, A., Saint Aigulin (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Beausoleil, Anatole, Pons (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Bechade, Emile, Buges (Charente). Cognac. Belloteau, F., Gurtinieres (Charente). Cognac. Benoist J.. Lorignac (Charente In- ferieure). Cognac. Bertrand, F., Brassac (Charente). Cognac. Bernard, Montchande (Charente). Cognac. Bernard, Mirambeau (Charente Infe- rieure). Cognac. FRANCE. 223 Bernard, Aumagne (Charente). Cog- nac. Bernard, Leon, St. Fort-sur-Gironde (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Bertet, Eugene, St. Jean d'Angely (Charente Inferieure). Berthelot, Ed., Beges (Charente). Cognac. Betteville, Alex de, Bors-Baigues (Charente). Cognac. Bibard E., Mortagne (Charente In- ferieure). Cognac. Bigot, Jules, Ecoyeux (Charente In- ferieure). Cognac. Binaud, Ulysse, Roissac (Charente). Cognac. Biron, Ar., St. Dizant du Gau (Char- ente Inferieure). Cognac. Birot, Jules, Canard Commune de Ner- cillac (Charente). Cognac. Bloin, Raoul, Julienne (Charente). Cognac. Blois, Adolphe, Jarnac (Charente). Cognac. Bocquet, I'Abbaye (Charente). Cog- nac. Boisnard, Edmond, Saint Andre de Lidon (Charente). Cognac. Boisseau, J. P., Siecq (Charente). Cognac. Boiseron, Migrou (Charente). Cognac. Boiseron, Ambroise, Breville (Char- ente). Cognac. Bonneaventure, Paul, St. Sulpice (Char- ente). Cognac. Bonnet, Prosper, Profodeau (Char- ente Inferieure). Cognac. Bonnin, Ars., La Touche (Charente). Cognac. Bonnin, Paul, Leparre (Charente). Cognac. Bonnin, Adrien, Veillard (Charente). Cognac. Bonvalet, Jules, Nieul-le-Virouil (Char- ente). Cognac. Borie, Rene Pierre, Chevanceaux (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Bouchet, Leon, Pronin (Charente). Cognac. Boudou, Montguillon (Charente). Cognac. Boujut, A., Jarnac (Charente). Cognac. Boulay, Leonard, Bassac (Charente). Cognac. Boulestin, Mme. Emile, Luprie (Char- ente). Cognac. Boulinaud, Amedee, Javrezac (Char- ente). Cognac. Boulineau, Jean, Juillac le Coq (Char- ente Inferieure). Cognac. BouUet, Louis, Chateauneuf (Char- ente). Cognac. Bouquet, Eug., Pesson (Charente). Cognac. Boutelleau, Alcide, Mosnac (Chat' ente). Cognac. Boutinet, Malaville (Charente). Cog- nac. Bouvet, Gabriel, Veillard (Charente). Cognac. Braud, C, Forges d'Aunis (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Bredon, Jean, St. Palais du Ne (Char- ente). Cognac. Bremond d'Ars, de, Chappelle des Pots (Charente). Cognac. Briaud, A., Merpins (Charente). Cognac. Brisson, P., Brissonneaux. Cognac. Broussin, J., Lautrait (Charente). Cognac. Brunet, Champinais (Charente). Cog- nac. Bujeaud, Amedee. Lautrait (Charente). Cognac. Burgaud, Cresse (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Cadusseau, Charles, La Gannerie (Charente). Cognac. Cadusseau, Honore, Oinoche (Char- ente). Cognac. Caillaux, Alcide, Aumagne (Charente). Cognac. Caille, Ernest, Aigre (Charente). Cognac. Cambeau, Eugene, Dampierre. Cog- nac. Cande, Touches de Perigny (Char- ente). Cognac. Castaigne, Emmanuel, Ars (Charente). Cognac. Castillon du Peron, Armand, Gensac (Charente). Cognac. Caucade, Surgeres, (Charente). Cog- nac. Cayla, Cherves (Charente). Cognac. Celestin, V., Montbrisau (Charente). Cognac. Chapeau, M., Gente (Charente). Cog- nac. Chat, Adolphe, Breuil (Charente In- ferieure). Cognac. Chataignier, P., Julienne (Charente). Cognac. Clement, Alfred, Aigre (Charente). Cognac. Combeau, Pascal, Bel-Air (Charente). Cognac. Comte, Jean, Lautrait (Charente). Cognac. Cormier-Lasausay, St. Simon (Char- ente). Cognac. Cornaud, Alexis, Guitres (Charente). Cognac. 224 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Couprie, Pierre, Orlut (Charante). Cognac. Coutant. Jules, St. Leger (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Coyeaud, Louis, Breuil (Charente In- ferieure). Cognac. Cruchou. Camilla, Saint Severe (Char- ente). Cognac. Czernonch, Charles, Favrezac (Char- ente). Cognac. Dagnaud, Breville (Charente). Cognac. Dagnaud, Eugene. Sainte Severe (Charente). Cognac. Dagnaud, Cadet, Sainte Severe (Char- ente). Cognac. Danjoux, Charles, Genat (Charente). Cognac. Dargerie, Triac (Charente). .Cognac. Darton, Champagnac (Charente In- ferieure). Cognac. Dasson, Vve, Sainte Severe (Char- ente). Cognac. Daviaud, Maintfonds (Charente). Cognac. David, Evarisye, Rouillac (Charente). Cognac. Dechenaud, J. B., Barbotui (Charente). Cognac. Delamain, Jacques, Bois Clair (Char- ente). Cognac. Devaureix, Alph., Peux (Charente). Cognac. Docquet, L'Abbaye (Charente). Cog- nac. Doignon, Pierre, Triac (Charente). Cognac. Draonnet, Burie (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Dubouche, E., Jarnac (Charente). Cognac. Etourneau, Jean, Seure (Charente). Cognac. Fabre, Theophile, Soriguet (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Fauconnier, G., Barbezieux (Char- ente). Cognac. Favraud, Jules, Jarnac (Charente). Cognac. Fernandez, L., Bassac (Charente). Cognac. Ferrand, Harris, Bourg-Charente (Charente). Cognac. Fignoleau, La Foy (Charente). Cognac. Fleuranceau, Fernand, Chantillac (Charente). Cognac. Fleuret, Theodore, La Fov (Charente). Cognac. Fonteneau, Laneroc (Charente). Cognac. Fouquet. Paul, La Croix-Bizon (Char- ente). Cognac. Francois, G., Chassors (Charente). Cognac. Frapin Pierre, Gabloteaux (Charente). Cognac. Fromy, Fred, Tabarits (Charente In- ferietire). Cognac. Furcy de Lavault, Montguyon (Char- ente). Cognac. Gabet, Jules, Chagnon (Charente). Cognac. Gacon, Bazauges (Charente Inferie- ure). Cognac. Gaillard, Angel, St. Genis de Saint- onge (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Gambler, Pierre, Triac (Charente). Cognac. Gandouel Bois (Charente). Cognac. Garnier, Ernest, Javrezac (Charente). Cognac Garraud, Emile, Vivien (Charente). Cognac. Garraud-Roux, St. Meme (Charente). Cognac. Gautier, Anatole, Liguieres-Sonneville (Charente). Cognac. Gautier, D., Lorignac (Charente In- ferieure). Cognac. Gautier, Etienne. Germeville (Char- ente). Cognac. Gautier, Joseph, Segonzac (Charente). Cognac. Geoff roy, Alex., Triac (Charente). ' Cognac. Girard, Victor. St. Hilaire (Charente). Cognac. Godineau, Albert, Chateau Bardon (Charente). Cognac. Gontier, Eugene, Lautrait (Charente). Cognac. Gontier, J., St. Amant de Graves (Charente). Cognac. Gontier, Justin, Lautrait (Charente). Cognac. Grelier, Tointeron (Charente). Cognac- Guerin, Maurice, Pible (Charente). Cognac. Guerin, Alexandre, Salles d'Angles (Charente). Cognac. Guery, Joseph, Bourieuil (Charente). Cognac. Guery, Pierre, Bourieuil (Charente). Cognac. Guichard, D., Lignieres - Sonneville (Charente). Cognac. Guichard Fils, Lignieres-Sonneville (Charente). Cognac. Guillemot, H., Lartigue (Charente). Cognac. Guillet, Emile, Mongaud (Charente). Cognac. Guillet, Emma chez Bacol (Charente). Cognac. FRANCE. Guillet, Genevieve, Foncouver (Char- entc Inferieiire). Cugnac. Guillet, Jules, May (Charente). Cog- nac. Guillet, Louise, Puyrausseau (Char- ente). Cognac. Guillet-Bouguebon, Puy d'Orin (Char- tntc Inferieure ). Cognac. Guitton, Ch., Burie (Charente). Cog- nac. Helis, Seure (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Helis, Edmond, Megron (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Hennessy, James, Richemond (Char- ente). Cognac. Heraud, Bonneuil (Charente). Cognac. Heraud, Chateau-Bernard (Charente). Cognac. Heriard, La Tacherie (Charente Infe- rieure). Cognac. Herve, Jacques, la Barre (Charente). Cognac. Hillairet, Jarnac (Charente). Cognac. Hitier, Gimeux (Charente). Cognac. Huet, Anatole, Ecoyeux (Charente In- ferieure). Cognac. Huort, Isidore, St. Andre (Charente). Cognac. Jobit, Pierre, Reparsac (Charente). Wine. Jobit, Albert, Cognac (Charente). Cognac. Joucheres, Jules, Puymereau (Char- ente). Cognac. Jubier, H., Beaulieu (Charente). Cognac. Julien, Criteuil Madeleine (Charente). Cognac. Lacassagne, F., Jarnac (Charente). Cognac. Laferriere, Julien, Cognac (Charente). Cognac. Laffon, Elie, Lorignac (Charente In- ferieure). Cognac. Laine, Vve, Salles (Charente). Cognac. Lamoureux, Salles d'Angles (Char- ente). Cognac. Landreau, Jean, Barbezieux (Char- ente). Cognac. Laporte Bisquit, I'Abbaye (Charente). Cognac. Laroche, Arsene, Vallet (Charente In- ferieure). Cognac. Laroche, F., "Clone (Charente Infe- rieure). Cognac. Laroche, Maurice, Fontgiraud (Char- ente). Cognac. Larret, Aix (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Larue, Leon, Rocherville (Charente). Cognac. Letard, Alexandre, Archaic (Charente Inferieure). Leutard, au Buisson pres Chassors (Charente). Cognac. Loizeau, Abel, Breville (Charente). Cognac. Martin, Henri, Breville (Charente). Cognac. Martin, Henri, Veillard (Charente). Cognac. Martin, Isaac, Roisac (Charente). Cognac. Martinaud, Jean, Chantillac (Char- ente). Cognac. Martineau, Gustave, St.-Sever (Char- ente). Cognac. Martonnaud, Henri, Jarnac (Charente). Cognac. Matard, Eugene, Sainte-Meme (Char- ente). Cognac. Maude, Henri, Peuillet (Charente). Cognac. Maupras, Cheville-Bassac (Charente). Cognac. Maufras, Cheville-Bassac (Charente). Cognac. Mauny, Dr. Marius, Mortagne-sur-Gi- ronde (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Maurain, Jean, Lautrait (Charente). Cognac. Mauxion, J. A., Chassors (Charente). Cognac. Meriot, Gabriel la Jard (Charente In- ferieure). Cognac. Merle, E., Chandenac (Charente). Cognac. Merlet, E., Bourg-Charente (Char- ente). Cognac. Merlet, Dominique, Javrezac (Char- ente). Cognac. Mesmain, Pierre, Reparsac (Charente). Cognac. Metreaud, L., Berneuil (Charente). Cognac. Meunier, Saint- Andre (Charente). Cognac. Michaud, Marcel, Fleurac (Charente). Cognac. Millardet, Chateaubernard (Charente). Cognac. Millon, Jean, Chevanceaux (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Moinier, Ulysse, Virson (Charente). Cognac. Moquet, Pierre Jules, Sigogue (Char- ente). Cognac. Morandiere, E., Lorignac (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Morandiere, J. E., Lorignac (Char- ente Inferieure). Cognac. Moreau. Archange, Gimeux (Char- ente). Cognac. •226 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Moreau, Ed., Julienne (Charente). Cognac. Morzeau, F., Gimeux (Charente). Ciignac. Mossion, E.. Saint - Fort - s- Gironde Cliarente Inferieiire). Cognac. Nau, Jules, Clerac (Charente). Cognac. Naulin, Migron (Charente). Cognac. Neraud, Theodore, Saintes (Charente Tnferieure). Cognac. Nicolle, Camille, Villars (Charente In- ferieure). Cognac. Nicolle, Theodore, Tesson (Charente Tnfericnrc). Cognac. Nouveau, H., Bourg-Charente (Char- ente). Cognac. Ordonneau, Saint-Brice (Charente). Cognac. Pailloud, Henri, Malaville (Charente). Cognac. Palissier, Amedee, Lorignac (Charente Tnferienre). Cog'nac. Panetier, Aug., Lautrait (Charente). Cognac. Paquet, Albert, Triac (Charente). Cognac. Parias, Mortagne - s - Gironde (Char- ente Inferienre). Cognac. Paris, Alfred, Hiersac (Charente). Cognac. Pasquet, Alex., Triac (Charente). Cognac. Pelletant, Cherac (Charente Infe- rienre). 'Cognac. Perodeau, Alexandre, Bois d'Angeac (Charente). Cognac. Perrier, P., Chevanceaux (Charente In- ferienre). Cognac. Petit, Leopold, Burguet (Charente), Cognac. Philipon, Felix, Barbezieux (Char- ente). Cognac. Piaud, J., Lafine (Charente). Cognac. Pingault, Pierre, Lautrait (Charente). C')gnac. Pinier, H., Thenac (Charente). Cognac. Piron, A., Tilloux (Charente). Cognac. Planchut, Mme. Vve., Fleac (Char- ente). Cognac. Pluchon, Bazile, Selle Breville (Char- ente). Cognac. Porchaire, Nouvicq (Charente Infe- rienre). Cognac. Porcheron, Baptiste, Veillard (Char- ente). Cognac. Portet, Firmin, Saint Sulpice (Char- ente). Cgnac. Portier Pere, Nercillac (Charente). Cognac. Portier, H. Pere, La Groie de Nercil- lac (Charente). Cognac. Potiron, Louis - Clevis, Nieul-les- Saintes (Charente Inferienre). Cognac Poupard, Alex., Brisambourg (Char- ente). Cognac. Prou, Anselme, La Foy (Charente). Cognac. Quilliet, Louis, Chassors (Charente). Cognac. Raby, Eugene, Sigogne (Charente).' Cognac. j Raby, Vve Eugene, Mainxe, (Char-! ente). Cognac. | Radoux, Marcel, Sainte Severe (Char-i ente). Cognac. ( Raffegeaud, Camille, a La Seigne (Charente). Cognac. Raguenaud, Achille, Duquet (Char- ente). Cognac. Rebillier, Alphee, Cravans (Charente). Cognac. 1 Renaud, Creteuil (Charente). Cognac. Renaud, Henri, Chez Rouillau (Char-, ente-Inferienre). Cognac. Renaud, P., Barbottins (Charente).,' Cognac. 1 Riche, Anatole, Vivier (Charente). | Cognac. I Riffaud, Jean, Chassors (Charente).. Cognac. ' Riviere, Maurice, Mosnac (Charente). t Cognac. Ripoche, P., Louzac (Charente). Cognac. Robert, Augustin, Ecures (Charente). Cognac. Robin, Armand, Logis de Lafond (Charente). Cognac. Robin, Mme. Vve, Lussac (Charente). Cognac. Rochard, Eug., Cognac (Charente). Cognac. Rogee-Fromy, Mme., Les Tabarits (Charente Inferienre). Cognac. Roger Angevin, Fonseche (Charente) Cognac. Renaud, Beaumont (Charente). Cog nac. Rouge, Jean, Canard (Charente). Cognac. Roulin, Migron (Charente). Cognac. Roullet, E. F., Brillac (Charente). Cognac. Rousseau. Alph, Saint-Fort-s-Gironde (Charente Interinre). Cognac. Rouyer, Anne, Chateaulin (Charente). Cognac. Rouyer, Emile, Chateau de Bonnefort (Charente). Cognac. Rouyer, Maurice, La Grange-Haumoni (Charente). Cognac. FRANCE. Roy, Guillac - le - Coq (Charente). Zognac. Roy, Celestin, Bessac (Charente). Zognac. Roy, Emile, Bourg-Charente (Char- ente). Cognac. Jabouraud, Er., Merignac (Charente). Zognac. Jaint-Hillaire, Eug., Buges (Char- 'nte). Cognac. saint- Louvent, de, Migron (Charente). Zognac. Salle, Clevis, La Cabanne de Breville Charente). Cognac. Jalle, Theophile, Houlette (Charente). Zognac. saunier, Arnaud, La Nerolle (Char- Mite). Cognac. Saunier, Charles, Chateau de Tilloux Charente). Cognac. Jauviron, Leopold, Brissonmeaux 'Charente). Cognac. Seurlet, Ars (Charente). .Cognac. Sirouet, L., Chez Vitet (Charente)i "ognac. 5ureau, Jean, La Crochette (Char- •nte), Cognac. restor Perache, St.-Dizant du Gua 'Charente Inferieure). Cognac. rhirrot, Nercillac (Charente). Cognac, riffon, Ed., Flcurac (Charente). Cognac. Furlais, Fred., Daissaint (Charente). Cognac. ^^allere, Ferdinand, La Parisiere 'Charente). Cognac. Vaurat, Auguste, Saint Palais (Char- ente Inferieure). Cognac. Verger, Emilien, Jozennes (Charente Inferieure). Cognac. Verneuil & Castaigne, La Coudre (Charente). Cognac. Vignaud, Paul, Gardepre (Charente). Cognac. Villa, L., Mainxe (Charente). Cognac. Villioux, Alfred, Javrezac (Charente). Cognac. Vincent, Jean, Brissonneaux (Char- ente). Cognac. Violon Fils, Jarnac (Charente). Cognac. Violon Pere, Jarnac (Charente). Cognac. Vivier, Alphonse, Criteuil la Made^ leine (Charente). Cognac. Yvon, Charles, Gimeux (Charente). Cognac. ^OUP OF THE SYNDICATE OF THE ARRONDISSEMENTS OF MACON AND VILLEFRANCHE. 'llective exhibit of wines by the fol- owing collaborators: Alamy, La Salle pres Macon (Saone- and-Lo'ire). White wine. Albon, Marquis d', Julienas (Rhone). Red wine. Arlempdes, Baronne d', Salomay par Herbigny. (Saone-and-Loire). Red wine. Andras, Ivan, Charbonnieres-les-Bains (Rhone). Red wine. Bailleux, Chanes pres Macon (Saone- and-Loire). Red wine. Balland, Claude, Puisse par Macon (Saone-and-Loire). White wine. Barbet, Verze par Macon (Saone-and- Loire). Red wine. Barrat, Claude, Davage (Saone-and- Loire). Red wine. Barrat - Foulon, Solure (Saone-and- Loire). White wine. Bellicant, Henri, Leynes (Saone-and- Loire). Red wine. Benat, Sernieres pres Macon. Red wine. Beranger, Claude, Pouilly Solutre par Macon. (Saone-and-Loire). White wine. Beranger, Nouville (Saone-and-Loire). Red wine. Beranger, Julienas (Rhone). Red wtne. Berliat, P., Charnay-les-Macon (Saone- and-Loire). Red and white wine. Bernadot, Tournus (Saone - and- Loire). Red wine. Berry, Chevagny par Macon (Saone- and-Loire). Red wine. Bertheley, Jules, Macon (Saone-and- Loire). Red wine. Berthelot, Charnay-le-Macon (Saone- and-Loire). White wine. Berthier, Tailland-Etrigny (Saone- and-Loire). Red wine. Berthillier, Charnay-le-Macon. White wine. Berthoud, Etienne, Macon (Saone-and- Loire). Red wine. Bleton, Macon (Saone-and-Loire). Bleton, aux Deschamps par Thenas (Rhone). Red wine. Blondet, Vve Charnay (Saone-and- Loire). White and red wine. Boisset, Maurice de, Crisse (Saone- and-Loire). Red wine. Bonnet, Flace pres Macon (Saone- and-Loire). Red wine. Borde, Frangois de, Churny, Saone- and-Loire). Red and white wine. Bouchacourt, Emile, Macon (Saone- and-Loire). White wine. Bouchacourt, Creches (Saone-and- Loire). Red wine. Boulay, Leon, Saint-Laurent-Le Ma- con (Ain). Red wine. 228 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Bourgeois, Charnay-le-Macon (Saone- and-Loire). Red wine. Berizon, Macon (Saone-and-Loire). White wine. Bressons, Peronne (Saone-and-Loire). White wine. Brosse, Ph., Place-les-Macon . (Saone- and-Loire). White wine. - Brosse, J. M., Davaje par Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wine. Brosse aine, Davaje (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wine. Broyer, M., Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wine. Brun, Joseph, Juliena (Rhone). Red wine. Burand, Comte de, Bresse sur Grosne (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Wine. Cadot, Vieze (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wine. Chambard, Alphonse, Dijon (Cote- d'Or.). Red and white wine. Chambard, Claude, Prisse (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Red wine. Chambre Syndicale des Negociants en Wines. Chambre de Commerce de Macon, Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). \\'ine.s. Chamonard, J. B.. Romaneche Thorins (Sa6ne-&-Loire).Wine, .sparkling wine. Chamussy, D., Romaneche Thorins (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wine. Chaupis, Sance pres Macon (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Red wine. Charmont Aine, St. Clement les Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire) Red wine. Chapuis, Sance pres Macon (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Red wine. Charmont Chassigneul, .Vergisson (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wine. Charvet, H., Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White and red wine. Chauvet, Felix, La Chapelle de Juin- chaux (Sa6n-&-Loire). Red wine. Charmoy, Jean, Fuisse par Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wine. Clement, St. Julien de Civry (Saone- &-Loire). Red wine. Colin & Bourisset, Creches pres Ma- con (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Wines. Collin Jeantry, Creches (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Red wine. Comite Vinigole du Beaujolais, Mac- connais (Section de IMacon) Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loirc). Wines. Coquillat, Vurzelles (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wine. Coquillat, Mortailly par Macon (Saone- &-Loire). Red wine. Corneloup, Joanny La Coupee (Saone- &-Loire). White and red wine. Cornier, Madame, Macon (Sa6ae-&-i Loire). White wine. i Crozet, Pierre, Romaneche Thorins' (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wine, sparkling' champagne, brandies. j Curillat, St. Albin (Sa6ne-&-Loire).| White wine. , Dailly, P., Pierreclos par Macon; (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wine. Darpoix, Jean Baptiste, Chevagy-les-' Chevriers. Red wine. Delafond, Fleurie (Rhone). Red! wine. ' Delorme, Vergisson par Maconl ( Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wine. : Denis, St. Julien de Civry (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Red wine. Descombes, Vaux Renard (Rhone).: Red wine. [ Descombes, Leon, Emeringes (Rhone).; Red wine. I Desmurs Martin, Jean, Ige par Macon! Sa6ne-&-Loire). Wine. Desroches, Philibert, Solutre par Ma-' con (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Wliite wine. \ Desvignes, Aine & Fils, Pontaneveuxi pres ^^Facon (Sa6nc-&-T.oire). Winej Diot, Vinzelles pres Macon (Saone-: &-Loire.) Wines. Dubois, Flace-les-Macon (Sa6ne-&-i Loire). Red wine. i Duborst, J. P., Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire)' Red wine. Due, Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wine. Due, Joseph, Prayes (S-&-L). Rec wine. Ducottet, Ferdinand, Point du Joui "Flenrie" (Rlione). Red wine. Ducroux, Philibert, Davaye (Saone- &-Loire). Rod wine. Dufour, Charnay les Macon (Saone &-Loire). Red wine. Dugelay, Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loirc) White wine. Dumolard, Victor, Lyon (Rhone) Red and white wine. Dupont, S., Villefranche (Rhone): Wine. Dupre, Jean, Flane-les-Macon (Saone &-Loire). Red wine. Durand, Joseph, Sance pres Macor (Sa6ne-&-Loirc). Red wine. Dutruge, Aze par Macon (Sa6ne-& Loire). Red wine. Favre, F., Malcus (Sa6ne-&-Loire) White wine. Favre-Bully, Julienas (Rhone). Re< Mine. Fay, Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Wine Feret. Antoine, Fuisse (Sa6ne-& Loire). White wine. FRANCE. 229 Feret, Claude, Solutre (Sa6ne-&- Loire). White wine. Fevre, Louis, Somere (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red T,vine. Fillot, Hurigny par Macon (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Red wine. Flamand-Girard, J., Soligny (Saone- &-Loire). ^^*l^ite and red wine. Forest, Pouilly-Solutre (Sa6ne-&- Loire). White wine. Forest, Alexandre, Milly-Lamartine fSa6ne-&-Loirc). W^ine.s. Fortoul, Edouard, Macon (Sa6ne-&- [.oire). Red wine. Fouinat, Fuisse (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wine. Foulon, Jean Baptiste, Fuisse (Saone- &-Loire). Red wine. Four, J., Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Wine. Franco, Hurigny par Macon (Saone- Sc-Loire). Red wine. Fronton, Eugene, Cortambert (Saone- fc-Loire). Red wine. ijadel, Joseph, Clesse canton de Lugny (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wine. jaillard, Jacques, Levigny par Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wine. jaillardon, Frangois, Pouilly-Solutre lSa6ne-&-Loire). White wine. Satinet, Senece les Macon (Sa6ne-&- Loire). White wine. aaudez, Emile, Macon (Sa6ne-&- Loire). White wine. jautheron, Joseph, Macon (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Red wine. jenairon, Jules, St.-Romain des lies iSaone-&-Loire). White wnie. CSeorge^Thorines pres Macon (Saone- S:-Loire), Red wine. Griroux, Fere, Les Giroux (Sa6ne-&- Loire). White wine. Sresset, Sommere par Macon (Saone- Sr-Loire). Red wine. Grollier, Flace les Macon (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Red wine. Guerin, J. M., Vergisson (Sa6ne-&- Loire). White wine. Guillemet, Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wine. juillemin, Lournaud (Sa6ne-&-Loire). ^\hite wine. Suillemin, H., Saint Albain (Saone- !t-Loire). White wine racoulot, Vincent, Romaneche Thorins iSanne-&-L(iire). Nut brandy. lacquet, Vinzelles pres Macoii (Saone- &-Loire). lacquier, Charles, Lyon (Rhone). Red wine. fambon, Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wine. Jandard, Alphonse, Romanede Thorins (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wine. Janin, Vinzelles (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wine. Janin, J. Davage par Macon (Saone- &-Loire). Red wines. Janin, Antoine, Julienas (Rhone). Red wines. Janin, Vve, Fleurie (Rhone). Red wines. Labruyere, Jacques, Macon (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Red wine. Laffait - Siraud, Macon (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Red w'ines. Laissu, v., Julienas (Rhone). Red wines. Lamoroux, Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wines. Leneyrie Louis, Vaux (Rhone). Red wines. Laneyrie Pere & Fils, Julienas (Rhone). Red wines and white wines. Lenere, Philibert, Charnay les Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wines. Lanier, Pierre Marie, Solutre par Ma- con (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wine. Lapalin, Jean, La Croix Blanche-So- logny (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Wines. Lapalus, Frisse par Macon (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Red wine. Lapierre, Vinzelles (Sa6ne-&-Loire). &-I.oire). Red wine. Lapicvre, Vinzelles (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wines. Lardet, Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White and red wines. Lardet, Jean Baptiste, Davage, par Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wine. Lardet, Louis, Les Boutteaux par Prisse (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wine. Laroche, Vve, Charnay les Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wine. Larue, Ige par Macon (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Red wines. Lasnier-Vessignaud, Solutre par Ma- con (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wine. Laval, Claudius, Pruzilly par Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wines. Laval, Elie, Pruzilly (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wines. Leger, Charnay les Macon (Sa6ne-&- Loire). White wines. Lemonon, Creches sur Saone par Ma- con (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wines. Lenoir, Pierreclos pres Macon (Saone- &-Loire). Red wine. Longepierre, Jules, Macon (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Red wine. Lorin, Jean Frangois, La Coupee (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Brandies. Loron, Eugene, Pontagevaux (Saone- &-Loire). Red and white wine. 230 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Luquet, Vve, Davaye pres Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wines. Malgontier, Camille, La Chapelle de Guinchay par Pontanevaux (Saone- &-Loire). Red wine. Marguer, J. Anatole, Charnay les Ma- con (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Wine. Martin, Ige par Macon (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Red wine. Maurin, C, Fleurie (Rhone). Wine. Mazot, Laize par Macon (Sa6nc-&- Loire). Red wines. Mechin, Vinzelles pres Macon (Saone- &-Loire). Red wines. Michel, Quintaine pres Macon (Saone- &-Loire). Red wines. Michel, P., Saint-Sorlin pres Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wines. Michon, Mme. Vve, Chateau de Da- vage par Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wines. Miot, Tournus (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wines. Molicier, Eugene, Cormatin (Saone- &-Loire). Wine. Moliere, St.-Sorlin (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wines. Mommeressin, Madame Vve, Charnay les Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White and red wines. Mommessin, Charnay les Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Wines. Montanteme, Jean Marie, Fuisse pres Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wines. Moreau, Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wine. Morel, Julie Antoinette, Solutrc par Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wine. Nesme, Perreon (Rhone). Red wines. Nesme, La Chapelle Guinchay (Saone- &-Loire). Red wines. Nioland, Vinzelles (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Wine. Nuzillat, Verizet (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Wine Oilier, St. Georges de Reneins (Rhone). Red wines. Pascalis, Etienne, Salornay sur Guye par Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wines. Patay, Vire (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wines. Patron, Julienas (Rhone). Red wines. Pernet, Vinzelles pres Macon (Saone- &-Loire). White wines. Perrachon, Rue Demby Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wines. Piguet, Leon, Bisay La Maconnaise (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wines. Piguet, Freres, Macon (Sa6ne-&- Loire). White and red wines. Piguet, Jean, Vinzelles pres Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wine. Piguet, Thedore, Meziat-Vinzelles pres Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wines. Plassard, Verze pres Macon (Saone- &-Loire). Red wines. Plumet, Michel, Pouilly par Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). WHiite wines. Ponchon, Leynes (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wine. Point, Madame Vve, Pouilly-Fuisse { pres Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White j wines. ! Pouly, Liergues (Rhone). Red wines. ; Protat, Georges, Macon (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Wliite wine. Protat, Philibert, Vergisson pres Ma- con (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wme. , Protat-Auduc, Vergisson par Macon ; (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wines. • , -Ravet, Saint-Amour (Sa6ne-&-Loire). \ Red wines. Ravinet, Jules, Saint-Amour (Saone- &-Loire). Red wine. i Renard, Salle pres Macon (Sa6ne-&- ' Loire). White wines. i Rochette, Mademoiselle de la, Julienas | (Rhone). Red and white wine. RoUin, C, Emeringes (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Red wines. ! Saint-Philibert, Pierreclos (Sadne-&t ' Loire). Red wines. Sarra, Felix, Charnay-les-Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wines. Sarvonant, Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red wines. Sauzey-Gibert, Abel, Thoiriat Criche (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Red and white wines. Sparre, Comte de, St.-Georges de Renedus (Rhone). Red and white wines. Tarlet, Pierreclos, pres Macon (Saone- &-Loire). Red wines. Teil du Havel, Baron Georges de, Perthuis de Charray par Charray (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White and red \ wines. Thozet, Serrieres pres Macon (Saone- &-Loire). Red wines. Tomachon & Bryant, St.-Sorlin (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White wines. Tomachot, Abel, Prisse (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Wines. Vanier, Claude, Gueugnon (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Red and white wines. Vermorel, Victor, Villefranche (Rhone). Wines. Vessigaud, Frangois, Vinzelles pres Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). White FRANCE. 231 Vindel, Jean, St.-Sorlin pres Macon (Sa6ne-&-Loire). Brandies. Virey, Philippe, Monceau (Sa6ne-&- Loire). Red and white wine. Vouillon, St. - Clement - les - Macon iSa6ne-&-Loire). Red wines. ?OUP OF THE VINICOLE UNION OF INDRE & LOIRE. lUective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaborators: A.ubert-Beillaut, Vouvray (Indre-&- Loire). Wine. Caudelon, Emile, Vouvray (Indre-&- Loire). Wine. Cormery, Epeigne, (Indre-&-Loire). 'kVine. Dalbin-Nau, Montlouis (Indre-&- Loire). Wine. Demont-Jamet, Restigne (Indre-&- Loire). Wine. Dubois, Alfred, Bellevue (Indre-&- Loire). Wine. aodeau. Desire, Montlouis (Indre-&- Loire). Wine. Heurtault, Joue-les-Tours (Indre-&- Loire). Wine. Huard, Ernest, Nouille-les-Lierre (In- Jre-&-Loire). Wine. Lemesle-Carlot Benais (Indre-&- Loire). Wine. Letsoult, Louise Augenardiere (Indre- &-Loire). Wine. Mignot, Sylvain, Vouvray (Indre-&- Loire). Wine. Penet, Vilaernaguemdes (Indre-&- Loire). Wine. Pinquit-Guindon, St.-Symphorien (In- ire-&-Loire). Red wine. Rueche, Hubert, Restigne (Indre-&- Loire). Wine. Vavasseur, Charles, Vouvray (Indre- S:-Loire). Wine. lOUP OF THE PROPRIETORS OF MEURTHE & MOSELLE. illective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaborators: Authelin, Louis, Essey-les-Nancy (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Bassenage, Charles, Messeix (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Bastien, Alfred, BuUigny (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Bernage, Ernest, Blenod les Toul 'Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Bouck, A., Dongermain (Meurthe et Hoselle). Wine. Bovee, de, Lagney (Meurthe et Mo- selle). Wine. Brancard, Victor, Lagney (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Brichon, Theophile, Pagny sur Moselle (Meurthe et ]\Ioselle). Wine. Canin, Camille, Millery (Meurthe et ^Moselle). Wine. Chenot, G., Lagney (Meurthe et Mo- selle). Wine. Chenot, Theophile, Lagney (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Compet, Theophile, Viliey-sur-Treg (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Contal, Blenod-les-Toul (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Courtot, Saint-Marc (Meurthe et Mo- selle). Wine. Davrinville, Emile, Missery (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Demange, Pierre, Bruley, Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Desloges, Arsene, Domgermain (Me- urthe et Moselle). Wine. Didelot, Emmanuel, Mont-le-Vig- noble (Meurthe et }kIoselle). \\'ine. Dourches, Alexandre, Lagney (Me- urthe et Moselle). Wine. Faucheur, Joseph, Dommartemout (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Genin, Auguste, Maizieres-les-Toul (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Guillaume, Pagney derriere Barine (Meurthe et IMoselle). Wine. Guillaume, Elophe-Michael, Lagney Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Husson, Henry, Domgermain (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Janot, Anselme, Messeix (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Laruelle, A. & Co., Nancy (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Laurent Dethorey, Royaumeix (Me- urthe et Moselle). Wine. Laurent, Felix, Domgermain (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Laurent, J., Royaumeix (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Laurent, Louis, Roville devant Bayon (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Lebegue, Lina, Nancy (Meurthe et Moselle.) Wine. Leclerc, J. B., Hermas, Domgermain (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Leclerc, Jules, Toul (Meurthe et Mo- selle). Wine. Lelievre, Frangois, Lucey (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Liegeois, Henri-Emile, Blenod-les- Toul (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Louis, Charles, Thiacourt (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Macre. Veuve Alphonse, Blenod-les- Toul (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. 232 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Manet, Paul, Bruley (Meurthe et Mo- selle). Wine. Mangin, Eugene, Domgermain (Me- urthe et Moselle). Wine. Morizot, Camillc, Domgermain (Me- urthe et ^Moselle). Wine. Morloch, Durst, Dielouard (Meurthe et ^loselle). Wine. Pagel, Hippolyte, Domgermain (Me- urthe et Moselle). Wine. Papelier, Edmond, Bayon (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Petitgaud. Alphonse, Bruley (Meurthe et Aloselle). Wine. Poirson, Paul, Domgermain (Me- urthe et Moselle). Wine. Poirson, Jules, Domgermain (Meurthe et ]vIoselle). Wine. Poirson, Victorin, Domgermain (Me- urthe et ]Moselle). Wine. Presson, Jules Joseph Pierre, Bagnon (]\Jeurthe et ^loselle). Wine. Reveillie, Ferdinand, Bagnon (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Rochefort, Victorin, Domgermain (}ileurthe et filoselle). Wine. Sinique, Alfred, Blenod-les-Toul (Me- urthe et Moselle). Wine. Thomas, Nicolas Auguste, Blenod- les-Toul (Aleurthe et Moselle). Wine. Toussaint L'Huillier, Nancy (Meurthe et Moselle). Wine. Vrard, Hubert, Messeix (Meurthe et ]\Ioselle). Wine. Vrard, Victorin, Messeix (Meurthe et ^loselle). Wine. GROUP OF THE SOCIETY AGRI- COLES OF VAR. Collective exhibit of wines by the fol- lowing collaborators: Alibert, Marius, La Crau (Var). Wine. Amic, Auguste, Hyeres (Var). Wine. Audiffern, Cesar, La Garde (Var). Wine. Beau, Emile, La Garde (Var). Wine. Blond, Gabriel, Toulon (Var). Wine. Bourillon, Hyeres (Var). Wine. Brun, Claude. Marseille' (Bouches-du- Rhonc). Wine. Cercle D'Agriculture De La Garde (\'ar). Wine. Charlois, Marius, La Garde (Var). Wine. Clarion, Ernest, Ollicules (Var). Wine. Clavel, Joseph, Le Beausset (Var). A\'ine. Delaroche-Vernet, La Londe (Var.)' A\'ine. Elluin, Georges, La Garde (Var). Wine. Escaroi, Edouard, La Garde (Var). Wine. Foex, Dr. Hyeres (Var). Wine. Francois, Audrieu, La Garde (Var). Wine. Gonzales, Toulon (Var). Wine. Guerin, Marius, La Farlede (Var). Wine. Gualibert, Freres, Seillans (Var). Wine. Hermandez, Toulon (Var). Wine. Jouve, J. B., Toulon (Var). Wine. Latty, Charles, La Garde (Var). Wine. Lemarchand, Constant, Toulon (Var). Wine. Moutte, Justinien, La Crau (Var). Wine. Mulsant, Charles, La Londe (Var). Wine. Paul, Jules, Toulon (Var). Wine. Paul, Henri, Pierrefeu (Var). Wine. Pegurier, Emile, Saint-Tropez (Var). Wine. Pelicot, Gabriel, La Garde (Var). Wine. Plisant, Emile, aux Salins d'Hyeres rVar). Wine. Pointis, Bertrand, La Garde (Var). Wine. Potonnier, Joseph, Toulon (Var). Wine. Rouget, Paul, Toulon (Var). Wine. Societe D'Agriculture D'Hyeres (Var). Wine. Societe d'Agriculture Du Var, Toulon (Var). Wine. Solomas, Gustave, Toulon (Var). Wine. Suzanne, Toulon (Var). Wine. Syndicat Des Producteurs Jardiniers d'Hyeres Hyeres (A'ar). A\Mne. Tauriac, Madame, Toulon (Var). Wine. Tortel, Alexis, La Garde (Var). Wine. Turrel, Julien, La Garde (Var). Wine. Union Des Societes Agricoles Du Var, Toulon (\"ar). \\'ine. Union Des Viticulteurs Du Var, Tou- lon (\'ar). Wine. Vidal, Dr., Hyeres (Var). Wine. Wenger, Eugene, La Garde (Var). Wine. COLLECTIVE EXHIBIT OF LE SYNDICAT VINICOLE ET AGRI- COLE DE CADILLAC (GIRONDE). WINES AND BRANDIES. Balland, (L.). Sainte-Croix-du-Mont. Balland, (M.). Sainte-Croix-du-Mont. Ballan, (C), Omet. Brandier, Rions. FRANCE. 233 Coiffard, (L.), Rions. Courbian, (R.)» Omet. Descrambs, Loupiac. Dezarnaud, Paillet. Dubrequia, Soulignac. Fouquet, (A.), Loupiac. Galles. (E.), Omet. Gassiot, Lestiac. Gassiot, Rions. Labenere, Sainte-Croix-du-Mont. Lassere, Paillet. COLLECTIVE EXHIBIT OF LE SYNDICAT AGRICOLE ET VITI- COLE DE SAINT-EMILION (GI- RONDE). WINES. Amat-Cadet, Peyche. Batifouille. Bord. Barreau, Bardon. Bertin, Bardon. Bouquey, Saint-Christophe-Saint-Emi- ] ir.il. Boisard, Fonplegade. Boitard, Larmande. Brachet, (E.), Pomerol. Brun, (L.), Saint-Christophe-Saint- Emilion. Carles (de), Pelletan. Chapuis, Saint-Laurent-Saint-Emilion. Danglade, Peygeneitou. Despagne, (V.), La Rose. Dumesnil-Passemard, Pomerol. Dupeyron, La Gaffeliere. Durand, (C), Trimouillet. Dussaut, Yon. Eloy, (D.), Saint-Christophe-Saint- Emilion. Faure, (P.), Saint-Laurent-Saint-Emi- lion. Faure, (Dr.), Saint-Laurent-Saint-Emi- lion. Fourcaud, La Couperie. Foussat (du.), Saint-Christophe-Saint- Emilion. Fruitier, (E.), Bas-Dangay. Garitey, (E.), Saint- Julien. Garitey, (U.), Merissac. Gonteyron, Verdiannes. Joriau, (A.) , Saint-Chrastophe-Saint|. Emilion. Lanessans, Au Clos-Bellevue. Legay, Haut-Simard. Marquaux, Saint-Emilion. Milon, Au Petit Faurie. PJnaud, Cadet-Pinaud-Bon. Pistouley, Malineau. Raba, Saint-Laurent-Saint-Emilion. Rideau, Au Grand-Faurie. Rochefort, (de.), Saint-Christophe- Saint Emilion. Romeuf (de.), Saint-Christophe-Saint- Emilion. Roquette, (de.), Saint-Christophe-Saint Emilion. Saby, Virrebout. Saint-Genis, Larmande. Vauthier, Jacobin-la-Gommiere. COLLECTIVE EXHIBIT OF "LA CHAMBRE SYNDICALE DU COM- MERCE EN GROS DES VINS & SPIRITUEUX DE VILLE- FRANCHE"— BELLEVILLE-SUR- SAONE. Caraly, (C), Fleurie. Dupond, (J.), Belleville sur Saone. Dumas, (F.), Villefranche sur Saone. Grosbon, Freres, Belleville sur Saone. Moniotti-Dessalle, Villefranche sur Saone. Moreau, (E.), Belleville sur Saone. Perret, (F.), Belleville sur Saone. Pommier, Freres, Villefranche sur Saone. Paquier-Desvignes & Fils, Villefranche sur Saone. FRENCH COLONIES. Billaud Freres, Leon & Georges, Helle Bourg" Salazic, La Reunion. Wine. Catroux, Saida, (Oran), Algeria. Wines and liquors. Dalaise, Adolphe, Mustapha (Alger), Al- geria. Wines and liquors. Dalmas, Andre, Beni-Saf, (Oran), Al- geria. Wines and liquors. Deletre, Marcel-Alexandre, Tizi-R'nifF, arrondiss'^ment de Tizi-Ouzou, (Al- ger), Algeria. Wines and liquors. Galtier, Auguste, Bone (Constantine), Algeria. Wines and liquors. Jenoudet, Marc, Margueritte, (Alger), Algeria. Wines and liquors. KlipfFel, Ch.-Fred.-Aug., Ain-Sefra (Al- ger), Algeria. Wines and liquors. Liautard, Firmin, Boufarik-Bagatelle, (Alger), Algeria. Wines and liquors. Lung Freres, (Alger), Algeria. Wines and liquors. Pitolet, Charles I, Rue de la Paix, (Oran). Algeria. Wines and liquors. Thorin, Emile, Mont-Albin, (Oran), Al- geria. Wines and liquors. Vasserot, Auguste, El-Kseur, Algeria. Wines and liquors. Vidal, Jean, Douera, (Alger), Algeria. Wines and liquors. GROUP 93- Archambaud, Freres, Bordeaux (Gi- ronde). Liquor. 234 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Aynard, J., Fils & Crozet (St. Clair). Wild plum with champagne, various liquors. Bacot, Pierre Emile. Toulouse. Liquor. Barde, Lucien, Gourdon (Lot). Nuts and brou. Barmand, Pippin. Liquor. Baron, L., Fontaine-Heudebourg (Eure). Cider brandy. Bertrand, Louis Victor, Constantine (Algerie). Vermouth'. Bochirol, L. J., Sarras (Ardeche). Liquors. Boivert, Michel, Cavignac (Gironde). Moka cream, cocoa cream, vanilla. Bonnet, Francisque, aux Aggeires-Ren- aissance pres du Puy (Hte-Loire). Wild plum and wild cherry from Velay. Bourbonnais, Gustave, MaroUes en Hure- poix (Seine & Oise). Burnt sugar, bitter extracts, essences. Bouytaux (C.) & Fils & de Fleuriau(H,), Bordeaux (Gironde). Liquors. Boverat, M,, Paris. Alcohol. Brard-Cocary, Pontivy (Morbihan). Kirchwasser, cider brandies. Brissot, Paul Charles Eugene, Provins (Seine & JMarne). Liquors. By-Marcelot, G., Cosne (Nievre). Aperient By-quinquina, strawberry, raspberry. Cabanes Th., Gourdon (Lot). Nut liquor. Cazalis & Prats, Cette (Herault). Ver- mouth, liquors, wines. Chastenet Freres, Perigeux (Dordogne). Quinquina, rum. Clacquesin, Paul, Rue du Dragon 36 Paris. Liquor. Cointreau, Anges (Maine & Loire). Liquor. Colas, Albert, Paris. Quinquina cocoa. COLLECTIVE EXHIBIT OF PRO- DUCTS OF DISTILLATION: Albertin, Charles, Roanne (Loire). Quina. Bary, Charles, Paris. Liquors. Bazinet, H., Pontarlier (Doubs). Wormwood extract. Berthier Freres, Vanves (Seine). Liquors. Bertrand, Louis Victor, Constantine (Algerie). Vermouth, quinquina. Beuzeville, Henri, Paris. "La Reinette du Calvados." Blanchet, Caron, Beauvais (Oise). Liquor. Bosc, Charles, Castelnaudary (Aude). Liquor. Boucier, Freres, Paris. Liquors. Boulanger, Fernand, Paris. Liquors. Bourbonnais, Gustave, Marolles en Hurcpoix (Scine-&-Oise). Liquor. Brard, Pontivy (Morbihan). Kirch- wasser. Brissot, Provins (Seine-&-Marne). Liquors. Brunon - Chauvct, Jean - Baptiste (Loire). Liquor. Buteau, Joseph, Ourouer-ies-Bourde- lins (Cher). \\'ild plum. Gallard Jeune & Cie., Lyon (Rhone). Liquors. Chassan & Blachere, Vincennes (Seine). Aperient. Clacquesin, Paris. Tar aperient. Clerc-Renand, Paul, Paris. Liquors. . Colas, Albert, Paris. Liquors. Collet Pintiaux, Fougeres (Ile-&- \^ilaine). Liquor. Colleu, Louis, Rennes (Ile-&-Vilaine). Rum. Cornu, Alfred, Paris. Liquor. Coulon, Ch. & Freres, Au Havre ( Seine-Inferieure). Rum. Cremont-Mouquet, F., Lille (Nord). Liquors. Cusenier, (Elisee) Fils & Cie., Paris. Liquor. Darizeuru, Georges, Bordeaux (Gi- ronde). Bitter. Debrise, Freres, Paris. Liquors. Demarze, Louis, Paris. Liquors. Demay, Bordeaux (Gironde). Bitters. Denizet Fils, Pontarlier (Doubs). Wormwood. Denoix, Louis, Brives (Correze). Liquor. Denuziere, Ch., St.-Etienne (Loire). Liquor. Deux, (A.) & Leharle (G.), Paris. Liquors. Dione, Georges, Paris. Liquors. Distillerie du Supreme Fecamp. Fe- camp (Seine-Inferieure). Liquors. Dollin & Cie., Chambrey (Savoie). Vermouth. Droz, A. & Cie., Bordeaux (Gironde). Cocoa cream. Dubonnet & Fils, Paris. Quinquina. Dulac & Cie., Paris. Liquor. Duplatre, Grenoble, (Isere). Ver- mouth. Dupuy, Leon, Bordeaux (Gironde). Moka cream. Durban. A., Paris. Fruit juice3. Fageol & Lafon, Perigeux (Dordogne). Liquor. Floquet, Pont-1'Eveque (Calvados). Liquor. FRANCE. Fouchou, Albert, Tarbes (Hte-Pyr- enees). Liquor. Fougeres, Aubervilliers (Seine). Liquor. Fourey, Paul Casimir, Nangis (Seine- &-Marne). Liquors. Fournier, V. & Cie., Chateauneuf pres Cognac (Charente). Liquors. Fournier, Deman (St. Amand Cher). Liquors. Fremy, Lucien, Chalonnes sur Loire (Maine & Loire). Liquors. Gaillard & Cie., Bordaux (Gironde). Liquor. Galland, Alexandre, J. B. Fils St. Denis (Seine). Liquor. Garmier, A., Enghien (Seine & Oise). Liquors. Garnier, Pierre & Alphonse, Choisy le Roy (Seine). Liquor. Gebs, Emile, Bellevue Vesoul (Haute- Saone). Liquors. Giron, Jean, St.-Etienne (Loire). Liquor. Godard, Charles, Aillevillers (Haute- Saone). Liquors. Gouthiere, A., Nancy (Meurthe & Mo- selle). Liquor. Grau G. B., Tourcoing (Nord). Bitters. Grenier, Alfred, Tarbes (Haute-Pyr- enees). Liquor. Guillier, Victor, Paris. Liquors. Guillon, Theophile, Nantes (Loire- Inf). Liquors. Guillot, A., Blanzac (Charente). Liquors. Guy Brasset & Lemaitre, Paris. Liquor. Hachette & Bernard, Paris. Liquor. Hamot, Freres, Paris. Liquor. Hartmann, G., Charenton (Seine). Liquor. Jallon & Bonnard, Saint-Etienne (Loire). Mint. Jandard, Alphonse, Romaneche-Tor- ins (Saone & Loire). Brandies. Javelet, (Vve) & Vinot (E.), Auxerre (Yonne). Liquor. Jinot, Joannes aine, St.-Etienne (Loire). Liquor. Joanne. Edmond, Paris. Absinthe. Job, Edouard, Monthlery (Seine & Osie). Liquor of strawberry. Jougougnoux, Jules, Charenton (Seine). Liquor. Junod, Pontrarlier (Doubs). Ab- sinthe. Labbe, Frangois, Voiron (Isere). Liquor. Labet, Louis & Jules, Beaune (Cote d'Or). Liquors. Lacroix, H., Paris. Liquors. Lafon, Odon, Limoges (Haute- V'^ienne). Liquor. Laine, Emile, Loos (Nord). Alcohols. Lamiral, Henri, Paris. Anisette. Legouey Delbergue & Gage, Paris. Liquors. Legrain & Stinville, Levallois Perret (Seine). Liquor. Legras, Gaston, Versailles (Seine & Oise). Liquor. Lejeune, Montrouge (Seine). Liquor. Lion, Paul. Paris. Liquor. Louvet Jeune, Puteaux (Seine). Liquor of strawberry. Mace Fils & Cie., Troyes (Aube). Wild plum, candied lemon juice. Mailliez, A., Paris. Plums. Marchand Pere & Fils, Bourg la Reine (Seine). Liquor. Martin, Henri, Pont-de-Vaux (Ain). Plums. Martin, Rene, Joinville-le-Pont (Seine). Aperient. Massardier & Granjon, St.-Etienne (Loire). Liquor. Mercier, Georges, Fecamp (Seine In- ferieure). Liquor. Meunier Mere & Fils, Voiron (Isere). Liquor. Michels (P.) & Hamy (G.), Boulogne- sur-Mer (Pas de Calias). Liquor. Monieaux & Bardin, Paris. Liquor. Monteremal, Saint-Denis (Seine). Quinquina. MuUer, Henri, Vesoul (Haute-Saone). Liquor. Naltet-Menand & Fils, Chalon-sur- Saone (Saone & Loire). Plums. Pages-Ribeyre, Victor, Au Puy CHaute-Loire). Liquor. Pain & Lecoq, Caen (Calvados). Liquor. Pelletier, Emile Jules, Paris. Rum. Pellisson Pere & Cie., Cognac (Char- ente). Liqr.or. Perillier Freres, Lunel (Herault). Ab- sinthe. Pernet, Leon, AUevillers (Haute- Saone). Kirchwasser. Perrier. Henri, Nimes (Gard). Liquor. Petit, Paul, Auxerre (Yonne). Cherry brandy. Pichon, Montbrison (Loire). Liquor. Picon & Cie., Paris. Liquor. Pillet & D'Enfer, Paris. Mint. Rayer. Gabriel. Angers (Maine & Loire). Curagao. Regnier, Louis, Dijon (Cote-d'Or). Brand}^ Remy & Cie., Creteil (Seine). Ab- sinthe. :236 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Requier Freres, Perigeux (Dordogne). Liquor. . . Ricqles de & Cie., St.-Ouen (Seme). De menthe. Riviere, Charles, Orleans (Loiret). Liquor. Rocher, Freres, La Cote-St.-Andre (Isere). Liquor. Rolland, Frangois, Rennes (He & Vil- aiiie). Quinquina. Rossignol, Lefebvre, Lille (Nord). Liquor. Sarrazin-Javillier, Dijon (Cote-d'Or). Li(|uor. Scheil, Louis, Charleville (Ardennes). Liquor. Secrestat, J. H., Aine, Bordeaux (Gi- ronde). Bitters. Simon Aine, Chalons-sur-Saone ( Sa6ne-&-Loire). Liquors. Societe Anonyme de L'Usine "La Ma- dronc."' Paris. Refined alcohols. Syndicat du Commerce en gros des vins & spiritueux de la Cote-d'Or, Di- ion (Cote-d'Or). Liquor. Thibault, Remain - Pierre, Palaiseau i Seine-&-Oisc). Licjuor. Thirion, Philippe, Paris. Liquor. Triconnet, Arthur, Paris. Liquor. Trogneux, Joseph, Boulogne sur Mer (Pas-de-Calais). Liquor. "Vasseur, Martin, Saint-Omer (Pas-de- Calais). Liquors. Valette, A., Levallois-Perret (Seine). T..iquor. Vialar, Saint-Denis (Seine). Liquor. Vernhes, Frangois, Pantin (Seine). Liquor. "Veuillet, Claude Marie, Bourg (Ain). Qninquina. Colette, Rene, Aux Moeres par Hond- schoote (Nord). Alcohol. Compagnie Generale pour la Conserva- tion des Liquides. Paris. Liquors. Cornue, Alfred. Liquors. Coulon, Anatole & Cie., Bordeaux (Gi- ronde). Rum. Coulon, Ch., Freres. Rum. Courthia, Simeon, Montpelier (Her- anlt). Spirituous aperients. Delvaux, A. A., Neuilly-s-Seine (Seine). Rum. Demay, Bordeaux (Gironde). Bitters, Curasao, anisette. Despradelle, Auguste, Compiegne (Oisc^. Liquors. Dorsemaine, Eugene Frederic, Montfort r.\maury S-O. Liquors and syrups. Dubonnet & Fils, Paris. Aperient. Dufour, E., Nantes (Loire-Inferieure). Litters. Dumas-Fillion, Alexandre, Lyon (Rhone). Liquors. Etablissment Rouviere Fils, Dijon (Cote d'Or). Liquors. Fourey, Paul, Nangis (Seine & Marne). Liquors, spirits and aperients. Fremy Fils, Chalonnes sur Loire (Maine & Loire). Liquors. Fuchet Fils., aine, Dornecy (Nievre). Liquors. Galibert & "Varon, Les Neveux, Bor- deaux (Gironde). Rum. Galland, Alexandre J. B., St.-Denis (Seine). Liquors. Galland, Louis, La Grande Paroisse par Montereau (Seine & ^^Lirne). Bran- dy. Genetier, B. & Fils, Charney-les-Macon (Saone & Loire). Liquors. Goyet, Stephane, Aurillac (Cantal). Liquor. Gross, Gustave, Grauhenas (Haute- Saone). Kirchwasser. Guery, Frederic, Angers (Maine & Loire). Liquor. Guy Grasset & Lemaitre, Paris. Liquor. Hartmann, G. & Cie., Paris. Liquors, Julien, "Victor, Lavaur (Tarn). Quin- quina. Lamiral, Henri, Paris. Liquors. Laroche & Marc, Paris. Liquor. Laruelle & Cie, Naney (Meurthe & Mo- selle). Creams. Leblanc & Monduit, (Eure). Liquors. I.egouey, Delbergue & Gage, Paris. Liquor and fruits. Lillet Freres, Podensas (Gironde). Liquor. Marnier, LapostoUe, Paris. Liquors. Mauprivez, a Compiegne (Oise) Rue Solferino 27 Paris. Spirits, syrups and fruits. Meyer, Emmanuel Fabien, Corbeil (Seine & INJarne). Alcohols. Monieaux & Bardin, Paris. Liquors and aperients. Mouchotte, Saint-Mande (Seme). Liquors. Mourre, Simon & Cie., Marseille (B. du Rhone). Perfumes, essences. Pages-Ribeyre, Puy (Haute-Loire). Li(luors. Pelletier, Emile Jules, Paris. Liquors. Petit, Paul, Auxerre (Yonne). Aper- ients, liijuors, brandv. Peureux, A., FougeroUes (Haute- Saone). Kirclnvasscr. Picon, H., Bordeaux (Gironde). Liquors, Amer Picon, Premier Fils, Charles Henry & Cie., a Romans (Drome). Absinthe. FRANCE. 237 Prieur & Galloy, Attigny (Ardennes). Spirits and liquors. Quenot (Henri & Groffier, Dijon (Cote (I'Or). Creme. Requier Freres, Perigeux (Dordogne). Liqueurs. Rigot, Paris. Special hooks in iron. Rocca, Alphonse, Menton (Alpes Mari- times). Aperient. Rossignol Lefebvre, Lille (Nord). Liquors. Saurand, Armand, Louviers (Eure). Liquors. Savary, Louis, Bethune (Pas-de-Calais). Curagao, kinkala, citron, grenadine. menthe. Scheil, Louis, Charleville (Ardennes). Raspberr}' ardennai?e. Simon Aine, Chalons-sur-Saone (Saone & Loire). Liquors. Societe Anonyme de la Grande Distill- erie Cusenier fils aine & Cie., Paris. Liquors and spirits. Societe de la Distillerie Francaise, Paris. Liquors. Soleres, Paris. Quinquina. Sube, Ludovic, Marselle (Bouches-du- Rhone). Vermouth, aperient, liquors. Tainade, Pierre, Gourdon (Lot). Nuts, cerneaux. brnu. Taste & Lagarde, Gourdon (Lot). Nuts, cerneaux, brou. The Kolskine Company, Bordeaux (Gi- ronde). Aperient quinquina. Trogneux, J., Boulogne-sur-Mer (Pas- de-Calais). Curacao, anisette, pep- permint. Violet Freres, Thuir (Pyrenees-Orien- tales). Aperient. FRENCH COLONIES. Barnaud et Benijan, Bougie, Constantine, (Algeria). ALindarine liciunr. Bertrand, L. Victor, Constantine, (Al- geria). Syrup, liquors. Bellier de Villentroy & Cie., He de la Reunion. Rum. Chatel, Remy, He de la Reunion. Rum. Coedon, Leon, La Reunion. Rum and liquors. Lagrange, L. G. de & G., Lethorre a Saint-Leu, La Reunion. Rum. Magnan de Bellevue, Pierre-Christian- Fortune-Claver, St.-Benoit, La Re- union. Rum. Fourquier, Eugene, He de la Reunion. Rum and liquors. Gradis, Henri, Basse Pointe, (Martini- que). Rum. Pierre, Auguste, Saint-Denis, La Re- union. Alcohol and liquors. Fignolet, Auguste, La Reunion, La Re- union. Rum. Pourquier, Eugene, La Reunion. Liquors and rum. Fremont, Achille, St.-Paul, La Re- union. Sugar of alcohol. Salmon, Mme. Vve Alexandre, He de la Reunion. Rum. Turpin de Morel, Saint-Denis, La Re- union, ^faraskina, kola, sumchou. GROUP 94 Arlen, Louis, Montebeliard (Doubs). Beer. Besnier, Mile. Marie, Redon (Hie & Vil- aine). Beer. Bosnieres, G. Caen, (Calvados). Cider. Boudin & Bourne, St. Jacques de Lisi- eux (Calvados). Cider, cider bran- dies. Bouvaist, Albert, Abbeville (Sorame). Beer. Brasserie Cooperative du Virolois, Tour- coing (Xord). Beer. Brasserie de Champignuelles, Nancy, Champignuelles (Mt-urtlie & Mo- selle). Beer. Brasserie de Chateaudun, Chateaudun (Eure & Loire). Beer. Brasserie de Fresnes, Escaut (Nord). Beer. Brasserie de la Meuse, Paris. Beef. Brasserie de Savigny, Orge (Seine & Oise). Beer. Brasserie de St. Germain, Laye (Seine & Oise). Beer. Brasserie L'Algerienne D'Oran, Paris. Beer. Brasserie L'Esperance, Ivry Port (Seine). Beer. Brasserie, La Normande, Caen, (Calva- dos). Cider. Brasserie Nationale St Etienne (Loire). Beer. Brasserie Nouvelle Gallia, Paris. Beer. Brasseries & Glacieres de Trevoux, Avignon (\'auclusc). Beer. Brucker, Mathias, Toulouse (Haute Garonne). Beer. Cailhe, Pierre, Montlucon (Al'iier). Beer. Canet, Desire, Lissard et le Chene (Cal- vados). Cider and cider brandies. Champion & Tridier, Hertigny (Vosges). Beer. Chiris, Maurice & Cie., Solesmes (Nord). Beer. Chopard Freres, Morteau (Doubs). Beer. Cocheteux, F. & E., Douai (Nord). Beer. Corman-Vandianne, Lille (Nord). Beer. .238 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Dubos, Vve. A., Mesnil-Guillaume (Lisi- e-.ix Calvados). Cider brandy. Dumesnil Freres, Paris. Beer. Durand & Battault, Chalons sur Saone ( Saone & Loire). Beer. Emonts, Francois, St. Andre de Sagonis (Herault). Beer. Filley. Vve. Erneste, Paris. Beer. Flad, Leopold, Albi (Tarn). Beer. Fojgne, Guyot, Molain (Aisne). Beer. Foulongue, Charles La Haye de CoUe- ville (Eure). ^Cider brandies. Gaillard, Henri Phillipe, Danvou (Cal- vados). Cider brandies. Galland, A., Mesnil-Guillaume (Calva- dos). Cider, lirandy. Gavot Freres, Orleans (Loiret). Beer. Govin, Dremrec par Benodet (Finis- tere). Cider and cider brandies. Grande Brasserie Alsacienne, Le Havre (Seine Tnfericnre). Beer. Grandes Brasseries Reunies de Maxe- ville, Xancy (Mcurthe et ]Moselle). Beer. Gruber & Cie., Melun (Seine & Marne). Beer. Haffner, Fritz. Frere, Toulouse (Haute Garonne). Beer. Hannebicque, Rene, Arras (Pas de Wallais). Beer. Hanus, Antoine & Cie., Charmes (Vos- ges). Beer. Hemedinger & Lurck, Arcueil (Seine). Beer. Holl & Farion, Longpre Les Corps Saints (Somme). Beer. Hornung, A., Chartres (Eure & Loire). Beer. Karcher, Paris. Beer. Leclere, Jean Baptiste, Cherbourg (Manche). Sparkling cider, brandies, cider. Lefevre, Hyppolyte, Caen (Calvados). Cider brandies. Le Fraper Goux & Cie., Kerineau- Lambzellec (Finistere). Beer. Lemariey, Neuily sur Seine (Seine). Cider and cider brandies. Lemoine, Felix, Crepy en Valois (Oise). Beer. Macquerou, Emile, Abbeville (Somme). Beer, Mirand-Devos, Versailles (Seine et Oise"). Beer. Pain & Lecocq, G., Caen (Calvados). Cider brandy. Pougny, Grand Couronne, (Seine Inf.) Ci Fiedler & Goldberg. Dresden. Brew- ery implements, clarifying bottom. Lehmann, J. M., Dresden & New York. Machinery for making chocolate, etc. Muehlenbauanstalt und Machinenfabrik vorm. Gebr Seek, Dresden. Milling machinery. Riedel Guido, Einsiedel, Chemitz. Hard- ware. GROUP 87. Theodor Haller, Friedrichsdorf, a Tau- nus. Macaroni, etc. Hannoversche Kakesfabrik H. Bahlsen, Hannover. Leibnitz-cakes, etc. North, Ferdinand, Erfurt. Vermicelli. GROUP 88. Haller, Theo,dor, Friedrichsdorf. Bis- cuits. Hannoversche Kakesfabrik H. Bahlsen- Hannover. Biscuits. Mucke, Alwin, Dresden. Cakes, etc. Roeder, Dresden. Biscuits, etc. Trueller, Harry, Celle. Biscuits, etc. GROUP 89. Bauer, Heinr., Frankfurt a. M. Preserved sausages. Boediker & Co., Carl, Bremerhaven. Pre- serves, etc. (German section Palace of Transportation.) "Calorit" Conservenerwaermung ohne Feuer, G m. b. H., Berlin. Preserves. Halberstaedter Wurst, und Fleischkon- servenfabrik, Heine & Co., Halberstadt. Preserved sausages, etc. Hannoversche Kakesfabriken H. Bahl- sen-PIannover. Marmalades. Jung, Adolf, Frankfurt a. M. Preserved sausages, etc. Kuhlmann, Heinr., Bremerhaven. Pre- serves. Konservenfabrik, Albert Rehse Sohn, Wuelfel vor Hannover. Preserves with cooking apparatus. Spielmann, Casimir, Stuttgart. Sausages. GROUP 90. Bezirksamt Mikidani. Coffee. Bezirksamt Pangani. Sugar, chillies. Bezirksamt Tanga. Ginger, coffee. Biologisch-landwirtschaftlisches Institut Amani. Cinnamon, chillies. Deutsches Kolonialhaus Bruno Antel mann. Coffee. Hannoversche Kakesfabrik H. Bahlsen- Hannover. iMarmalades. Hansing & Co., Hamburg. Vanille. 242 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Imperial Government of German East Africa. Cinnamon. Natura-Milchexportgesellschaft Bosch & Co., Waren in Mecklenburg. Con- densed coffee extract. Plantation Ambangulu. Coffee. Plantation Deroma. Coffee. Plantation Kitopani. Vanilla. Plantation Kwankoro. Coffee. Plantation Ngua. Coffee. Plantation Segoma. Chillies, tea, cocoa. Prinz Albrecht Plantation. Coffee. Saline Lueneburg (Saline und chemische Fabrik), Lueneburg. Salt. Ubuguru Gesellschaft. Coffee. GROUP 91. Aktiengesellschaft Apollinarisbrunnen, Neuenahr. Natural mineral water. Bl 130. Aisle G, (also in Dept. L.). Appollinaris is drawn from a deep, rocky source situated about fifty feet below the surface of the earth, at which depth the water contains an enormous amount of natural carbonic 'acid gas. It is bottled only at the spring and only with its own natural gas. It is recognized as the leading table water of the world. An- nual sales, thirty million bottles. Agents: United Agency Co., 503 Fifth Ave., N. Y. FurstHch Wildunger Mineralquelle, A. G. Wildungen. Natural mineral water. Rhenser Mineralwasser, Fritz Meyer & Co., Rhens a. Rh. Natural mineral water. Royal Bath and Spring Administration Bertrich. Natural mineral water. Royal Bath and Spring Administration Ems. Natural mineral water. Royal Bath and Spring Administration Langenschwalbac, Natural mineral water. Royal Bath and Spring Administration Nenndorf. Natural mineral water. Royal Bath and Spring Administration Schlangenbad. Natural mineral water. GROUP 92. Anheuser & Fehrs, Kreuznach a Nahe. Wines. Bach, S , Neustadt a Haardt. Wines. Buchholz, Albert, Gruenberg i. Schl. Cognac brandv. Buhl, E. P., Deidesheim. Wines. Casino Gesellschaft, Trier a. d. Mosel. Wines. Deister, Friedr. Junior, Gau-Algesheim a Rhein. Wines. Gebrueder, Drexel, Frankfurt a. M. Wines. Eccardt, C. E., Kreuznach. Wines. Eimendorf, C. F., Isselhorst i. Westfalen. Whiskey. Gebrueder, Eckel, Deidesheim (Rhein- pfalz). Wines Gebrueder Feist & Soehne, Frankfurt a. M. Wines. Gensterblum, Julius, Wwe., Trier a. d. Mosel. Wines. Gebrueder, Hoehl, Geisenheim a Rh. \A^ines. Gebert, Carl, Ockfen a. Saar. Wines. Gilka. J. A., Berlin. Whiskey. Grossherzoglich Hessische Weinbaudo- maenenverwaltunQ-. 'Sla.inz. Wines, Harth, J. A. & Co., Mainz. Wines. Hinckel und Winckler, Frankfort a. M. Wines. Hoffmann, Heffter & Co., Leipzig. Wines. Huesgen, Adolph, Traben a. d. Mosel Whines. Huesgen, Max, Traben a. d. Mosel Wines. Jerem.ias, Adolf, Mainz a Rhein. Wines. Jordan, L. A., Deidesheim-Forst, Rup- pertsberp- in dcr Rheinpfalz. Wines. Reichsgraefe von Kesseltattsche Major- ' atsverwaltung. Trier a. d. Mosel. 1 Wines. , Klein, Johann, Johannesberg, a. Rhein. Wines. j Kgl. Friedrich, Wilhelm. Gymnasium in I Trier a. d. Mosel. Wines. Koenig, H. C, Steinhagen i. Westfalen, Steinhaeger Urquell. Koeniglich Preussische Domaenenver- waltung, Wiesbaden, Rheingau. Wines. Kreuzberg & Cie Pet. Jos., Ahrweiler CRheinl.) und Frankfort a. M. Wines. Lappe, Julius, Neudietendorf in Thuerin- gen, Vierklecblatt. Whiskey. lintz, Jakob, Trier a. d. Mosel. Wines. Mahler, Wilhelm, Worms. Wines. Matuschka, Guido Graf. Greiffenklau. Schloss Vollrads b. Winkel i. Rhein- gau. Wines. Rud. & Wilh. Maucher, Neustadt (Rhein- pfalz) Trier a. d Mosel, Berlin. Wines. Meuschel Sen. J. W., Buchbrunn und Ruedescheim. Wines. Mueller, Egon, Scharzhof b. Wiltingen. Wines. Neus, J.. Ober-Ingelheim a Rh. Wines Nohn "& Soehne, Waldhilberscheim bei Bingen a RIi und New York. Wines Rautenstrauch, Frau W., Karthaeuserhol bei Eitelsbach. Wines. Richter & Co., Muelheim a. d. Mosel Wines. Roederer & Cie. G m. b. H., Longeville Wines. Ruthe, Wilhelm. Wiesbaden. Wines. Scherer, Gcorg & Co., Langen, be Frankfurt a. M. Cognac. GERMANY. 243 Ichmidt, Otto & Auf., Kreuznach, Rhein- land. Wines. Icholl & Hillebrand, Ruedesheim a Rh. Wines. ichorlemersche, Freiherrlich von Rentei- verwaltung. Trieer a. d. ■\Iosel. Whines. ichubert von, Gruenhaus b. Trier. Wines, lichel, Soehne H., Mainz a Rh. Wines, littmann, Carl, Oppenheim a Rh. Wines, loehnlein & Co., Rheingauer Schaum- weinkellerei A. G., Schierstein a Rh. Champagnes. Itrauss, Soehne S., Rheinische Export- keltereien, Frankfurt a. M. Wines. Prarbach, J. P., Nachf., Berlin. Wines, /alkenberg. P. V/. Franz, Worms a. Rh. Wines, /anvolxem, Gustav, Trier a. d. Mosel Wines. A^agemann, Gebrueder, V/iesbaden. Wines. lA^erren, Otto Kreuznach a. d., Nahe. Wines. f. L. Wolfs Erben, Wachenheim-Rhein- pflalz. Wines. GROUP 93. Buchholz, Albert, Gruenberg i. Schl. Orange brandy, etc. Suchholz, Albert, Gruenberg i. Schl. Orange brandy, etc. Slmendorf, E. F., Isselforst (West- falen). Juniper brandy and corn brandy. jilka, J. A., Berlin. Cumin-brandy. Koenig, H. C, Steinhagen. Juniper- brandy. Landauer & Macholl, Heilbronn. Cherry brandy, etc. Lappe, Th., Neudietendorf, i. Th. Aro- matic liqueur, etc. Mamlok, Isidor, Breslau. "Curacao Liq- uor." Mampe, Carl, Berlin. "Half and Half," etc. Moeller, M. B., Flensburg. "Bommer- lunder." Scherer & Co., George, Langen bei Frankfurt a Main. Liquors. Underberg-Albrecht, H. Rheinberg am Niederrheinc. "Underberg-B o o n e- Kamp. Whiskybrennerei von Julius Lappe, Neu- dietendorf i. Th. Whiskey. GROUP 94. Aktienbrauerei zum Loewenbraeu, Muen- chen. Beer. Buergerliches Brauhaus, Muenchen. Beer. Kulmbacher Exportbrauerei Moenchshof. A. G. Kulmbach. Beer. Gebrueder, Freyeisen, Frankfurt a. M. Cider. Pschorr, G., Muenchen. Beer. Scherer & Co., George, Langen b Frank- furt a. M. Cider. Sedlinayr Gabriel Brauerei zum Spaten, Muenchen. Beer. Sedlmayr, Joseph Brauerei zum Frank- ziskanerkeller, Muenchen. Beer. Stadtbrauerei Blankenhain in Thueringen A. G. Beer. Vereinigte Eisenacher Brauereien, Pe- tersberger und Schlossbrauerei A. G., Eisenach i Th. Beer. GROUP 95. Bing, Bernh., Nuernberg. Hops. Bing Soehne, S. B., Nuernberg. Hops. Bezirksamt Bagamoyo. Ukamigrease. Bezirksamt Daressalam. Cotton, or- chilla. Bezirksamt Kilwa, Bast. Cotton. Bezirksamt Lindi. Cotton. Bezirksarnt Pangani. Cocoanuts and oil. Bezirksamt Steinbruch. Cotton. Bezirksamt Tanga. Cotton, musa and ramihemp. Biologisch-landwirtschaftliches Institut Amani. Annato. Deutsche Agavengesellschaft. Hemp. Imperial Government of German East Africa. Hemp, cotton, etc. Kaiserl. Gesundheitsamt, Berlin. Food investigating laborator3\ Panganigesellschaft. Sisalhemp. Plantation Buschirihof. Sisalhemp. Plantayion Kitopani. Mauritius hemp. Plantation Segoma. Kapok. Rheinische Handels and Plantagenge- sellschaft. Hemp. Reinem.ann, Paul, Nuernberg. Hops. Sahlmann, Anton, Fuerth. Hops. Scharrer & Co., Ed., Cannstadt. Hops. Seidenberger, Soehne M., Nuernberg. Hops. Stein & Koester, Mainz. Hops. Westdeutsche Handels and Plantagen- gesellscliaft. Hemp. GROUP 96. Bezirksamt Daressalam. Wax, honey. Bezirksamt Kilwa. Wax. Bezirksamt Lindi. Wax. Bezirksamt Pangani. Wax. Imperial Government of German East Africa. Wax. 244 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. GREAT BRITAIN. LOCATION: BLOCKS 138, 139, I43, 144- AISLES: C-16. Implements and Machinery — Food Products. GROUP 79. Jervis Potato Planter Co., Lincoln. Potato planters, hoppers, straps. GROUP 80. Aberdeen Comb Works Company, Ltd., The Aberdeen. Commercial fertiliz- ers. (See Group 34.) GROUP 83. Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, The, London. Report-^, Journal, etc. Rothamsted Experimental Station, The, (Lawes Agricultural Trust). Harpen- den. Illustrations of some of the ag- ricultural investigations conducted at the Rothamsted Experimental Sta- tion. Royal Agricultural Society of England, The, London. Reports and publica- tions. GROUP 84. British South Africa Co., Rhodesia, Lon- don. Cotton, tobacco, cereals, native grains, fibers, etc. Gold Coast Government. Samples of cocoa, palm nuts. etc. Indian Tea Association, The, London. Sample teas of the various districts of India. (Shown in a pavilion north of the Palace of .Agriculture.) Jamaica. Samples of coffee; photograph- ic views of the cultivation of the Is- land. GROUP 86. Baker, Joseph & Sons, Ltd., London. Bakers' and confectioners' machinery, Bread, biscuit, cake and pastry machin- ery and ovens; confectionery, choco- late, cocoa, coffee and ice cream ma- chinery; automatic vending machines; speed reduction gears; cooling machin- ery. Highest awards: Chicago, Paris, 1889 and 1900; Brussels, etc. GROUP 87. Edmunds, Joseph, London. 90.) (See Group GROUP 88. Edmunds, Joseph, London. (See Group 90.) GROUP 89. Edmunds, Joseph, London. (See Group 90.) GROUP 90. Edmunds, Joseph, London. Curry pow- der and paste, chutneys, sauces, pick- les, spices, flavoring essences. Ellwood & Company, Madras. Indian condiments. Indian Chutney Manufacturing Company, The, Bombaj'. Indian condiments. Manockjee Poonjiajee & Sons, Bombay. Indian condiment-. Merwanji Poonjiajee & Sons, Bombay. Indian condiment^. Setna, H. P. & Company, Bombay. In- dian condiments. Sharwood, J. A. & Co., London. Wor- cestershire sauce. GROUP 91. Belfast Mineral Water Company, Ltd., Belfast. Aerated and mineral water,^. GROUP 92. Abela, Baron Testaferrata, C. M. G., Malta. Maltese wines. GROUP 93. Forrest. Robert & Co., Ayr, Scotland. Whiskies. Dewar, John & Sons, Ltd., Perth and London. Various brands and blends of Scotch whisky. The "Old Bushmills" Distillery Co.. Ltd., Belfast. Irish pure malt whisky. GROUP 94. Dyer, E. & Co., Bom.bay. Indian brew- ed beer. GROUP 95. Mackeritch, A. S. & Co., Calcutta. Jute. GROUP 96. Edmunds, Joseph, London. (See Group 90). GREAT BRITAIN— GREECE— GUATEMALA— HAITI. 245 GREECE. (Unofficial Representation.) Brandies. GROUP 92. Cambas, Andrew P., Athens. Cognac. GUATEMALA. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN GUATEMALA NATIONAL PAVILION, Tobacco, Edible Food Products. GROUP 81. Bone Onofre, City of Guatemala. Cigar- ettes. Bensen & Baldoma, City of Guatemala. Cigarettes. of Guatemala, City of Tobacco in leaf. Government Guatemala Government Guatemala Government GROUP 83. of Guatemala, City Agriculture statistics. GROUP 84. of Guatemala, City of of Guatemala.. Wheat in grain and sheaves, rye, barley, corn, rice, beans, peas, pepper, cane sugar, coffee, cocoa, oil producing plants. GROUP 90. Concepcion, Province of Escuintla. Manufactured sugar. Forolita, Province of Escuintla. Manu- factured sugar. GROUP 92. Province of San Geronimo. San Geron- imo brandy. GROUP 93. Sierra Isaac, City of Guatemala. Bit- ters. GROUP 94. Castillo Bros., City of Guatemala. Beer. Kiene Bros., Quetzaltenango. Beer. GROUP 95. Government of Guatemala, City of Guatemala. Raw cotton, flax, raw hemp, ramie, vegetable fibers, dye plants, medicinal plants, vegetable tal- low. GROUP 96. Government of Guatemala, City of Guatemala. Silk worms, parasite plants, cocoons. HAITI. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF FORESTRY, FISH AND GAME. Vegetable Food Products and Liqueurs. GROUP 81. Luders, Daniel & Co., Haiti. Assorted cigars. Prin, Eugene, Haiti. Cigars. GROUP 84. Alexis, His Excellency le General Nord, President of Haiti. Coffee from pri- vate property. Archer, Stephen, Haiti. Coffees. Camille, T. H., Haiti. Congo and French peas, corn, rice, millet. Gigiri (made of millet). Department of Agriculture, Haiti. Cof- fee, chocolate, cacao in pod. Guilbert, Haiti. Coffees. Hepple, W., Haiti. Ricimus seeds (cas- tor oil), orange peel. 246 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Prophete, B., Haiti, Turbinated sugar, peas, peanuts. GROUP 87. Camille, T. H., Haiti. Corn starch, ground corn, banana starch. Department of Agriculture, Haiti. Ar- rowroot. GROUP 89. Camille, T. H., Haiti. Preserved fruit. GROUP 90. Department of Agriculture, Haiti. Gin- ger. Hepple, W., Haiti. Gmger. GROUP 93. Barbancourt & Co., Haiti. Rum. Lucas, F. H., Haiti. Assorted liqueurs. Narcisse, P., Haiti. Bitters. Pierre, S. M., Haiti. Rum. Romulus, D., Haiti. Assorted liqueurs. Sejourni, F., Haiti. Syrups and elixirs. Sylvain, Haiti. Rum. Vierras, Bias, Haiti. Assorted liqueurs. Villejoint, A., Haiti, Rum. GROUP 95. Hepple, W., Haiti. Cotton. Lonchamp, Z., Haiti. Cotton. GROUP 96. Archer, Stephen, Haiti. Was, white and vellow. Ca'mille, T. H., Haiti. Insect killer. Hepple, W., Haiti. Bees wax. Liger Bros., Haiti. Honey. Oarno, C, Montagne, Haiti. Honey. Pierre, S. M., Haiti. Honey. HONDURAS. LOCATION: AGRICULTURAL BUILDING. Collective Exhibit. Honduras Government. Collective ex- hibit. GROUP 81. Tobacco, raw leaf, cigars. GROUP 84. Coffee, rice, wheat, beans, maize, mai- cello, cocoa, allspice, green ginger, raw sugar, green sugar, cane. GROUP 95. Medicinal plants, roots and barks; com- plete collection of the country — 317 specimens; dye woods, fibers, vege- table wax, sarsaparilla. GROUP 107. Bananas, green and ripe; cocoanuts, pineapple plants and fruit. HUNGARY. LOCATION: BLOCK 109. AISLES: D-12. Wines and Raw Silk. GROUP 87. Friedl & Joros, Nagyvarad. Cakeflour. GROUP 92. Grunbaum, Ignac, Eger. Hungarian wines. Lobl, Adolf, Kakova. Liquors. Stillman, Lajos, Mad, Tokaj. Wines of Tokaj and Liquors. GROUP 93. Lobl, Adolf, Kakova. Liqueurs. Stillman, Lajos, Mad, Tokaj. Liqueurs. GROUP 96. Royal Hungarian Inspectorate of Seri- culture. Szogzard. Silkworm cocoons and raw silk. HONDURAS— HUNGARY— ITALY. 247 ITALY. LOCATION: BLOCK 98, 99, 100 and 114. AISLES: E, F, G, H, and 12. Tobacco, Grasses and Grains. GROUP 78. 'ommitte for the Reclamation of Man- tova and Reggio territories, Mantova, statistics and illustrations. disi, Giuseppe, Naples. Engine to ex- tirpate the palus grass. GROUP 79. Jrandi, Attilio, Florence. Agricultural hand machines. Jrocchi, Augusto & Sons, Naples. Veils for bolters. mperiale, Edoardo, Naples. Hoeing mover. Icorta, Pietro, Milan. Three ladders. GROUP 80. ^oman Society for Sulphur, Rome. Sferines Croppi GROUP 81. 'rovince of Lecce. Lecce. Tobacco, ori- ental type. GROUP 83. Agricultural Committee, Palermo. Pub- lications. iJharitable Institute of St. Paul, Real Estate Department, Turin. Publica- tions. Italian Federation of the Agricultural Committees, Piacenza. Acts and docu- ments. \/Ionte dei Paschi, Real Estate Depart- ment, Siena. Acts and documents. Mutual Co-operative Society for the In- surance of Living Stock, Tombolo (Padova). Statistics. Mutual Society for the Insurance of Liv- ing Stock of the Farmers, Rogeno (Como). Acts and documents. \^utual Insurance Society Against the Living Stock Mortality, Galliate (No- vara). Documents. Real Estate Credit Savings Bank, Bo- logna. Acts and documents. E^eal Estate Credit Savings Bank of Lom- bardia Provinces (Milan). Acts and documents. Royal Agricultural Museum, Rome. Royal Chemical Agricultural Laboratory, Perugia. Royal Experimental Station for Agricul- ture, Rome. Royal Practical School for Agriculture, Sassari. Royal Practical School for Agriculture, Voghera (Pavia). Royal Practical School for Agriculture, Scerni (Chieti). Royal School for Agriculture and Horti- culture, Florence. Royal School for Oenology, Conegliano. Royal Station of Plants Pathology, Rome. Royal Station for the Culture of the Co- coons. Padova. GROUP 84. Abrial, Carlo, Leghorn. Olive oil. Agosto, Andrea, & Co., Bari. Olive oil. Bacile, Domenico, Spongano (Lecce). Olive oil and wines. Barbera, R. V., Palermo. Olive oil. Balsamo, Federigo, Brindisi. Olive oil and wines. Berio, Filippo & Co., Lucca. Olive oil and cheeses. Berio, A., & Co., Lucca. Olive oil. Bertolli, Francesco, Lucca. Olive oil. Biagioli, Livio, Arcidosso (Grosseto). Olive oil. Borghesi, Bichi, Siena. Chianti olive oil. Buitoni, G. & Bros., S. Sepolcro (Tus- cany). Olive oil. Cacace Bros., Taranto. Olive oil. Carbone, D. C, e Ferdinando, Reggio Calabria. Olive oil. Caroli Bros., S. Piero di Lama (Lecce). Olive oil and wines. Chamber of Commerce, Avellino. Veg- etables. Chamber of Commerce, Bari. Agricult- ural products. Chiolo, Arbace, Loreto (Teramo). Olive oil. Colosso, Adolf o, Ugento (Lecce). Olive oil and wines. Costa, Giacomo, Geneva. Olive oil. Clarici, Domenico, Foligno. Olive oil. 248 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. De Marco, Luciano, & Bro., S. Pier Ver- notico (Lecce). Wines and olive oil. Falconeri, Gregorio, Lecce. Olive oil and fernet. ^ ^,. Fortuna, Raffaele, & Co., Lucca. Olive oil. „„ , Foscarini, Niccolo, Lecce. Wines and olive oil. . Fraccareta, Ettore, Sansevero (Foggia). Olive oil. Principe di Frasso Dentice, San Vito Normanno (Lecce). Wines and olive Gazzia. Raffaele, Maglie (Lecce). Oils. Royo. Luigi, Lopez Y. Lecce. Wines and olive oil. Massara, Pietro, Novara. Rice (several qualities). , ^^ , . • Mammoliti, Francesco, Reggio Calabria. Olive oil. Department of Agriculture, Roma. Agri- cultural seeds. Mormino, Francesco, Termini Imerese. Olive oil. Padula, Francesco, Moliterno. Cheese, olive oil. Pini, Ernesto, Bologng. Grass seeds. Rainaldi, Matteo, Fontecchio. Saffron. Rossi, Gabbriello, Vitiano (Arezzo). Olive oil. Sabatini, Ennio, Palermo. Pistachios. Saeli, Giovacchino, Palermo. Samples of wheat and other grains. Salamara, Michele, & Co., Cefalu. Manna. Sansone, Chiarano, Giuseppe, Termini Imerese. Olive oil. Sardi, Raffaele, Lucca. Olive oil. Siciliano, Napoleone, Ficarazzi. Olive oil. Spinelli, Andrea, Palermo. Olive oil. Hugual Oil Co., Tascalano (Brescia). Olive oil. Sommariva, Domenico, Palermo. Olive oil. Tamburino. Marco, & Sons, Mineo (Ca- tania). Olive oil. Tebaldi, Antonio, Palermo. Alimentary products. Zaccaria, Francesco, Lecce. Olive oil. GROUP 85. Bracci & Co., Siena. Cheeses. Castelli Bros., Rome. Roman cheeses. Co-operative Co. for Roman Cheeses, Rome. Roman cheeses. Fara-Puggioni, S., Cagliari. Cheese, oil and fruit. Invernizzi Bros., Novara. Gorgonzola cheese. Primo. Maghenzani. & Sons, Cortile, S. Martino. Parmesan cheese. Pilati, A., Naples. Neapolitan cheeses. Saeli, G., Palermo. Caciocavallo cheese. GROUP 86. I Rossetti, O., Cremona. Nougat. | Bertagni Bros., Bologna. Tortellini. GROUP 87. j Barducci Pedone, G. O., Foggia. Ali-j mentary paste. i Buitoni Bros., Sansepolcro. Alimentaryj paste. j Chamber of Commerce, Avellino. Alii mentary paste. Cassanello & Co., Genova. Alimentary paste. Cina, F., & Sons, Palermo. Alimentaryj paste. 1 Cipolla, F., & Sons, Chieti. Alimentary . paste. I Cirillo, A., Torre Annunziata. Alimentary paste. I Di Nola, A., Gragnano. Alimentary paste. | Ferrarini, R., & Co.. Modena. Rice. \ Giordano, Joseph, Caltanisetta. Sulphur; and pistachios. ! Polesi Bros., Lucca. Chestnut flower. \ Sandone, Chiarano S., Termini Imerese. 1 Alimentary paste. 1 Co-operative Society, Nocera Inferiore. Alimentary paste. Monaco, F., Catania. Alimentary paste. Tellini, G., Udine. Flour for use of cab- bie. Antonino, A., & Sons, Termini Imerese. Alimentary paste and olive oil and salami. GROUP 89. Bellentani, G., Modena. Sausages and salami. Bruno, G., Palermo. Candied fruit. J Chamber of Commerce, Avellino. Driedn fruits. Cavalieri, V.. Lecce. Dried figs. Ciuffo, I., & Sons. Preserves in tins. Cusimano, E., & Co., Palermo. Preserves. D'Alessandro Bros., Palermo. Preserved tomatoes. Di Maria, C, Palermo. Tomato sauce. Fichera, B., Catania. Tomato sauce. Fiocchi Bros., Melegnano. Salami. _ '' Fricano Bros., Palermo. Preserves in tin. Grassi Rossi R., Catania. Tomato sauces. GuH, S., & Sons, Palermo. Candied and dried fruit. Ignazio. L., Palermo. Tomato sauce. Lanzaroti, P., Bros., Palermo. Tomato sauce and preserves. La Porta, Bartoli & Co., Palermo. Pre- serves. La Rosa, G., Palermo. Preserves. Mantegna, B., Prince of Cangi, Palermo. Tun hsh in tins. , r •» Mastrandrea, F., Brindisi. Dried fruit. ITALY. 249 Mencada, G. Crispo, Palermo. Tomato sauce. Pretto, E., & Co., Genova. Alimentary preserves. Romano, R., & Sons. Dried fruit. Sansone Chiarano S., Termini Imerese. Tomato sauce. Selitto, A., Lecce. Dried figs. Scardina Bros. & Giammarco, Bragheria. Preserves. Tranquilli, Salo. Salami, etc. Valiani, A., & Sons, Rome. Artichokes in oil. Verdone, G., & Sons, Bagheria. Pre- serves and tun fish. Zecchetelli, A., Avellino. Dried fruit. GROUP go. Del Buono, O., Leghorn. Candied fruit. Delva, B.. Cremona. Fruit mustard. Hopffer Bros., Bologna. Vinegar. Moriondo & Gariglio, Torino. Choco- lates. Pelino, A., Sulmone. Candies. Peluso, G., Naples. Chocolates. Talmone, M., Turin. Chocolates. Venchi, S., & Co., Turin. Chocolates and candies. GROUP 91. Birindelli, A., Rome. Mineral waters. Dupre, C, & Co., Bologna. Artificial mineral waters, salts, etc. Fabbrini, M. Tonci, Leghorn. S'Marc mineral water. GROUP 92. Abrial, C, Leghorn. Wines. AUiata, E., Palermo. Wines in bottles. Apostolico, Baron S., Lecce. Wines. Avolio, A., & Co., Siracusa. Wines and muscat. Baralis, L., Alexandria. Eau de vie. Berlingeri, P., Campobasso. Wines. Borghesi, Bichi, Siena. Wines. Bonanno, G., & Co., Siracusa. Wines. Calissano, L., & Bros., Cuneo. Wines. Chamber of Commerce, Avellino. Wines. Canepa, E., Lecce. Wines. Carulli, F., Avellino. Wines. Caruso, P.. Salerno. Wines. Coccioso, C, Lecce. Wines. Cogliati, E., & Co., Empoli. Wines. Cordaro, C, & Co., Trapani. Marsala wine. D'Antuni, Prince, Rome. Wines. Del Bono, R., Teramo. Wines. Fazzini & Schneiderff, Florence. Wines. Filippcne, R., Teramo. Wines. Foscarino, Consiglio, & Co., Gallipoli. Wines. Fraccareto, E., San Severo. Wines. Grottanelli, Count U. Wines. Ingham, Whitaker & Co., Marsala. Mar- sala wine. La RochefoncauFd, Duke of, Foggia. Wines. Manca, M., Lecce. Wines. Miglio, B. & F., Cosenza. Wines. Paccagnini, R., Montalcino. Wines. Panciatichi, Florence. Wines. Quercioli, A., Florence. Wines. Ravinale, G., & Capra, Cuneo Barolo. Wines. Riccardi, Count G., Alessandria. Bar- bera. Rouff, J., Naples. V/ines. Ruffino, J. L., Florence. Wines. Salvia, S. & Co. Wines. Sansone Chiarano G. Wines. Scala, P., Naples. Wines. Sommariva, D., Palermo. Wines. Squarotti, B., Alba. Wines. Tasca, Lanza G., Palermo. Wines. Terranova Camilleri, G. B., Siracusa. Wines. Winspeare, A., Duke of Salve, Terra d'Otranto. Wines. Woodhouse & Co., Marsala. Marsala. Gentile, Farinola, Florence. Wines and oil. _ Gerini, G., Marquis, Florence. Wines and oil. Starace, L., Gallipoli. Wines and oil. De Bellis, G. Wines and oil. Cora Bros., Torino. Wines and liquors. Florio & Co., Marsala. Wines and liquors. Giacobini, Francesco, Altomonte (Cala- bria). Wines and liquors. Guicciardini, Ferdinando, Florence. Wines, oils, cheese and iris. - GROUP 93. Adriani, Vincenzo. Chieti. Liquors. Agnini, Tomaso, Finale Emilia. Liquors. Anaclerio, Salvatore, Bari. Liquors. Barsatti, Stefano, Salo (Lago di Garda). Cider water. Borghetti Ugo, Ancona. Liquor, "Cafe Sport." Bresciani, Gressent & Co., Brescia. Liquors. Breventani, Carlo, Pavia. Liquors. Capo di Lupo, Francesco, S. Sosio Ba- ronia. Liquors. Distilleria Ligure, Quinto al mare (Ge- neva). Vermouth. Giannetti, Vincenzo, Lacedonia (Avelli- no). Liquor, "Bitter China Giannetti." Giarratani Bros., Menfi (Girgenti). Bit- ter menfi and vermouth. Faraglia, Gio. Batta, Roma. American vermouth, faraglia and liquors. Ficca, Nicola, Avellino. Liquors. 250 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Forchetti, Nino, Pizzoferrato (Chieti). Liquors. Furno, Giorgio, Turin. Vermouth and iTiarsala. Gizzarelli Bros., Popoli (Aquila). Cen- terbe liquors. Martini & Rossi, Turin. Vermouth. Monaco, Francesco & Bros., Catania. Liquors. Napoleone, Francesco, Orton a mare. Liquors, American punch. Orsini, Erminio, Giulianova. Liquors. Pascale Bros., Popoli (Aquila). Cen- terbe liquors. Peluso, Gaetano, Naples. Liquors. Piatti, Edoardo, Varese Lombardo. Liquor "Amaro Piatti." Piretti, Federigo, Atessa (Chieti). Liquor "Vallaspra." Protto, Giacomo, Rome. Wines and liquors. Stampa Bros. & Co., Sassuolo (Modena). Liquor. Troiano, Epifanio, Villafonsina. Liquor "Trojano Punch." Vaccari, Arturo, Leghorn. Liquors, Branca Bros., Milan. Liquors. GROUP 94- Latteria di Borgosatollo, Brescia. Kefir extract (milk). GROUP 95. Bucca Favre Jules, Palermo. Sumach. D'Amico Cosimo & Bros., Termin Imerese. Sumach. Graziano, T. & Mirto E., Palermo mach. Su-: Milano. Samples of: Joseph, Termini Im-| Reinach, Ernesto, lubricating oils. Sansone Chiarano, erase. Sumach. Savona Bros., Palermo. Sumach. I Ceibotti, Achille, Cremona. Hemp and I Ind lan corn. GROUP 96. Fiorini, Federico, Monselice. Queen bees.' Gioia Giacomo, Florence. Pumps. ; Instituto Bacologico, Susani di G. Scalai tSi Co., Milano. Cocoons and silk. ' Motta Coco, Catania. Insect destroying powders. Petrobelli & Co. Insect destroying pow-i ders. ! Quirici, Gerolamo & Son. Cocoons and! silk. j Sartorio, S. W., Palermo. Honey. Vitale, Joseph, Palermo. Honey. i INDIA. LOCATION: EAST INDIA PAVILION. Teas. GROUP 90. Amalgamated Tea Estates Co., Ltd., Dootcriah Division. Tea. Amalgamated Tea Estates Co., Ltd., Latakoojan Division. Tea. Amalgamated Tea Estates Co., Ltd., Moondakote Division. Tea. Amalgamated Tea Estates Co., Ltd., Phuguri Division. Tea. Anamalai Plantation. Coffee. Anglo-American Direct Tea Trading Co., Ltd., Nahorani Division. Tea. Arnakal Tea Est, Attaree Khat Tea Co., Lid.. Attaree Khat Division. Tea. Attaree Khat Tea Co., Ltd., Paneery Di- vision. Tea. A. F. T. Co., Ltd. Tea. Badulipar Tea Estate Tea. Baraoora Sylhet Tea Co., Ltd., Baraoora Division. Tea. Baraoora Sylhet Tea Co., Ltd. Daragaor Division. Tea. Bargang Tea Co., Ltd. Tea. BordeUi Tea Co., Ltd. Phulbarrie Gar den. Tea. Chalouni Tea Co., Ltd. Tea. Cheerie Valley Tea Co., Ltd. Tea. Chetunhulli. CofTee. Chotajan Tea Estate. Tea. Chubwa Tea Estate. Tea. Clachnacuddin Tea Estate. Tea. Carron Tea Co., Ltd. Tea. Consolidated Tea & Lands Co., Deanstonc Division. Tea. Consolidated Tea & Lands Co., Jagcherra Division. Tea. Ltd. Ltd. INDIA— JAMAICA. 251 nsolidated Tea & Lands Co., Ltd., Mowera Nuddy Division. Tea. msolidated Tea &: Lands Co., Ltd., Powai Division. Tea. nsolidated Tea & Lands Co., Ltd., Ranaramatta Division. Tea. P. T. Co., Ltd. Tea. ttanaad. Pepper. :joo Tea Co., Ltd. Tea. )olahat Tea Co., Ltd. Tea. iflating Estate. Tea. ilcherra Tea Co., Ltd. Tea. istern Cachar Tea Co., Ltd., Binna- obah Tea Co., Ltd., Loobacherra Di- vision. Tea. Lungla Sylhet Tea Co., Ltd., Shumsher- nngger Division. Tea. Majuli Tea Co., Ltd., Bahuli Division. Tea. Majuli Tea Co., Ltd., Mijikajan Divi- sion. Tea. Majulighur Tea Estate. Tea. Manabaree Tea Co., Ltd. Tea. Manickzi Pestonji & Sons, Bombay. Condiments, cluitnies, curries, etc. Meenglas Tea Co., Ltd. Tea. Merthilshan. Coffee. Moabund Tea Co., Ltd., Sangsua Divi- sion. Tea. Mockett. Coffee. Moodsoosie. Coft'ee. MuUa Kutyoor Tea Estate. Tea. Mysore Plantation, Cannon. Coffee. Mysore Plantation, Kulhutty. Coffee. Nedeem Tea Co., Ltd., Kumai Division. Tea. Nedeem Tea Co., Ltd., Sylee Division. Tea. Nilgiri Plantation. Coffee. North Western Cachar Tea Co., Ltd., Tea. Okayti Tea Co., Ltd. Tea. Oodaleah Tea Estate. Tea. Penshurst Estate. Tea. Peringodde. Pepper. Phoenix Tea Co. of Cachar, Ltd., Appin Estate. Tea. Phoenix Tea Co. of Cachar, Ltd. Bun- dookmara Estate. Tea. Rajbarrie Tea Co., Ltd. Tea. Rajmai Tea Co., Ltd. Tea. Rosekandy Tea Estate. Tea. Rosekandy Tea Estate, Division A. Tea. Rosekandy Tea Estate, Division B. Tea. Sam Sing Tea Co., Ltd. Tea. Sathgao Tea Estate. Tea. Sealkotee Tea Estate. Tea. Shevaroy Plantation. Coffee. South Mysore Plantation. Coffee. Stagbrook Estate. Tea. Telipara Tea Co., Ltd., Division A. Tea. Telipara Tea Co., Ltd., Division B. Tea. Tellicherry. Pepper. Yellagode. Coffee. JAMAICA. • LOCATION: BLOCK 69. (Unofficial Representation.) Liqueurs and Distilled Spirits. GROUP 93. nzi, Daniel & Co., Kingston. Rum and cordials. 252 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. JAPAN. LOCATION: BLOCKS 126, 127. AISLES: C, D, 14 and 15. Farm Equipment— Methods of Improving Land Products. GROUP 80 Osaka Alkali Joint Stock Co., Osaka. Super phosphates, fertihzers. ^ Survey of Mineral Fertilizers, Tokio. Double superphosphate of calcium; precipitated calcium phosphate; phos- phate rock. GROUP 81. Bureau of Tobacco Monopoly, Depart- ment of Finance, Tokio. Leaf to- bacco; map of production of tobacco. Iwaya Matsuhei, Tokio. Cigarettes. GROUP 83. Agricultural Experiment Station, Tokio. Best varieties of rice plants, ^vith husked, nonhusked and cleaned rice; noxious insects of rice, samples of m- jured rice; preserved fruits; apples; persimmons, pears, oranges, loquats, myrica, etc.; development of noxious insects and clearing them; maps show- ing the localities of scale insects, rice insects and damage of rice crops by the injurious insects. Monograph and photographs of the San-hose scale m- sects; pictures of damages of nee; photographs of fruits and vegetables. Bureau of Agriculture, Department of Agriculture and Commerce,' Tokio. Map of the production of rice m Fu and Ken; diagram of cultivated land; map of the production of tea in Fu and Ken; maps showing the produc- tion of raw silk and mulberry trees; comparative diagram of the export value of silk; diagram of imported and exported agricultural products; map showing the distribution of the state and provincial agricultural insti- tutions. Formosan Government. Photographs of tea manufacturing. Government Sericultural Institute, To- kio. Silk-worm raising and rulmg of silk; development of silk-worm; samples and models connected; sam- ples of cocoons and silk; preparation and packing of raw silk for export; samples of silk staffs; models of fila- ture works. (Installed in Japanese Section, Palace 6 Manufactures.) _ | Government Tea Experimental Statioil Tokio. Samples of tea; photograph of tea plantation and factories. I Japan Raw Silk Association, Tokiij List of the famous raw silk producer in Japan. ,, , 1 Silk Conditioning House, Yokoham.i Photographs. | GROUP 84. I Bocho Rice Merchants Ass'n., Yamii guchi-Ken. Rice. Chibaken Agricultural Society, Chibij Ken. Paddv Rice. ^ ; Fukuokaken Rice Exporters Assn., Fii kuoka-Ken. Unclcaned rice._ j Fukuokaken Agricultural Society, Fi kuokaken. Paddy rice. I Higo Rice Exporters Ass'n., Kumameppermint oil. shikawa Yonejiro, Yokohama. Red lepper and menthol. SUGAR. rmosa Sugar Manufacturing Co., -fosan. -keng-tong, Formosa. eh-thoan-lai, Formosa. g-soat-long, Formosa. ■hun-the, Formosa. TAMARI AND SHOYU. e, Kahei, Niigataken. e, Yosohachi, Niigataken. awo Shoyu Brewery Co., Hyogoken. lagasaki Shoyu Brewery Association, hyogoken. kuokashi Shoyu Brewers' Association, "ukuokaken. u Marusan & Co.. Gifuken. ttori Heinosuke, Aichiken. 'sono Kitaroku, Niigataken. 'sono Sutejiro, Niigataken. Idzumiyama Shoyu Brewery Associa- tion. Aomoriken. Ito Magozaemon, Aichiken. Izawa Chiubei, Hvogoken. Kato, Shobei, Aichiken. Kato Rokuzo, Aichiken. Kawaguchi Kichishiro, Hyogoken. Kawamori Matasaburo, Osaka. Kida Otohichi, Osaka. Masuda Shinzaburo, Osaka. Matsutani Yaheiji, Osaka. Matsuhara Heizo, Gifuken. Pvliyeken Shoyu Brewers' Association, Miyeken. Miki Yahei, Hyogo-Ken. Mikawa Shoyu Brewers' Association, Aichiken. Pyfikawaya & Co., Aichiken. Morita & Co., Aichiken. Nagao, Keihei, Hyogoken. Nakahara Nobuyki, Hyogoken. Nippon Shoyu Brewery Association, Ch'ibaken. Nishiwaki, Giehei, Hyogoken. Nobuga Kisabei, Hyogoken. Nomura Jiubwei, Aichiken. Oda Hokohichiro, Fuokaken. Ogai Sentaro, Fukuokaken. Oguri Hanyemon, Aichiken. Oguri Saburo, Aichiken. Oguri Tomijiro, Aichiken. Oita Shoyu Brewers' Association, Oita- ken. Otsuka Manjiro, Hyogoken. Otsuko Mojuiro, Hyogoken. Shindo Kaichiro, Osaka. Shoji Shingo, Hyogoken. Shimizu Zenzo Niigataken. Shinkai Tomitaro, Fukuokaken. Shidzuoka Shoyu Brewers' Association, Shizoukaken. Sudzuki Zenroku, Aichiken. Takaoka Riyemon, Hyogoken. Takeshima Genzo, Osaka. Tamaya & Company. Aichiken. Tanaka Toramatsu, Niigataken. Tanegashima Genbei, Osaka. Tatsuno Shoyu Brewery Company, Hyogoken. Toyoda Kumajiro, Osaka-Fu. Tsubota Asagoro, Hyogoken. Tsubota Kintaro, Hyogoken. Uyeda Taminosuke, Hyogoken. Uyeki Kyo, Osaka. Wachi Shigeyuki, Fukuokaken. Wakaye Rokubei, Osaka. Yamamoto Matasaburo, Osaka. Yamauchi Motohei, Aichiken, Yamauchi Shozo. Aichiken. Yanagiwara Goyemon, Gifuken. Yehara Kinbei, Osaka. Yentaku Kamejiro, Hyogoken. 256 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Yesaki Yoyemon, Aichiken. Yoshida Sakujiro, Fukuokaken. Yokoyama Shozo, Hyogoken. GROUP 91. Arima Mineral Water Co., Hyogoken. Arima mineral water. Kawakubo Hisayuki, Hyogoken. Hirano mineral water. Kujaku & Co., Kobe. Hirano mineral water. Sugita Ikkan, Kobe. Nunobiki Tansan water. Uchida Kozaburo, Kobe. Hirano min- eral water. GROUP 94. Fukuoka-Ken Sake Brewery Ass'n, Fu- kuoka-Ken. Sake. Kanaki Jinyemon, Hyogoken. Sake. Horano Heibei, Hyogoken. Sake. Ikegami Mohei, Hyogoken. Sake. Inaga Jizaemon, Aichiken. Sake. Ito Shichiroye, Aichiken. Sake. Ito Magoyemon, Aichiken. Sake. Ito Shinzo, Aichiken. Sake. Ishikawa Hachiroji, Aichiken. Mirin liquor. Kano Jiroyemon, Hyogoken. Sake. Katsube Jiuyemon, Hyogoken. Sake. Konishi Shinyemon, Hyogoken. Sake and Mirin liquor. Kugai & Co., Aichiken. Sake. Mase Manzo, Aichiken. Sake. Mase Shotaro, Aichiken. Sake. Nagabe Bunjiro, Hyogoken. Sake. Nippon Beer Brewery Co., Tokio-Fu. Beer. Noda Rokuzaemon, Hyogoken. Sake. Oiwa Hyakutaro, Aichiken. Mirin. Osaka Beer Brewery Co., Osaka-Fu. Beer. Sakaguchi Kichizo, Hyogoken. Sake. Tatsuma Hanyemon, Hyogoken. Sake. Sakaguchi Kichizo, Hyogoken. Sake. Tatsuma Yetsuzo, Hyogoken. Sake. Tatsuma Yohei, Hyogoken. Sake. Uchida Shichirobei, Aichiken. Sake. Urabe Sake Brewery Co., Hyogoken. Sake. Wakaye Genzayemon, Hyogoken. Sake. Washio Kiutaro, Hyogoken. Sake. Watanabe, Tetsu, Hyogoken. Sake. Yamamura Tazavemon, Hyogoken. Sake. Yeigashima Sake Brewery Co., Hyogo- ken. Sake. GROUP 95. Eojo, Kunisada, Taihoku. bleached Chinese grass. White Boku, Shunrai, Banshoryo. Gingiber. Chin, Choshin, Yensuiko. Gingiber. I Chin, Bukkwa, Yensuiko. Jute. , Chin, Choso, Giran. Jute. [ Chin, Saiun, Yensuiko. Gingiber. I Chin, Seikichi, Yensuiko. Gingiber. I Chin, Shinmei, Yensukio. Gingiber. i Chin, Teitei, Yensuiko. Gingiber. j Chin, Yen, Tainan. Gingiber. ; Chin, Ikan, Shokwa. Jute. ! Chin, Kierin, Byoritsu. Chinese grass.! Chin, Tai, Hosan. Pineapple fiber. Gen, Jun, Tainan. Jute. 1 Go, Teiren, Byoritsu. Chinese grass. | Go, Manjun, Banshoryo. Gingiber. 1 Jo, Heisho, Byoritsu. Chinese grass.' Ka, Yu, Banshoryo. Gingiber. Komatsu, Shigekichi, Tainan. White; bleached ramie. 1 Ko, Meisan, Shokwa. Pineapple fiber. 1 Ko, Saikei, Tainan. Pineapple fiber. j Ko, Seikei, Kagi. Jute. ' Kwaku, Yu. Gingiber. Kyo, Tenrai, Yensuiko. Gingiber. ' Kyo, Tokuyo, Shokwa. Jute. 1 Nozawa & Co., Kobe. Sponges. j O, Ko, Banshoyro. Gingiber. 1 Ra, Meiden, Banshoyro. Gingiber. | Rai, Shunsan, Tainan. Gingiber. Rai, Taishun, Taikoku. Jute. Ri, Kwa. Gingiber. I Ri, Yeiji, Hosan. Pineapple fiber. ' Ryo, Seiun, Giran. Flax. Ryo, Kwatei. Gingiber. Ryu, Teiki, Kagi. Jute. Sha, Kwansei, Shokwa. Pineapple fiber. So, Untei, Hosan. Chinese grass. Standard Ginger Works of Japan, Shi- zuokaken. Improved vegetable sponges. (Luffa.) Tei, Kichi, Hosan. Pineapple fiber. Tei. Seiryo, Shinchiku. Chinese grass. Tei, Tokwa, Tainan. Gingiber. ^ Totomi Ginger and Vegetable Sponge Association, Shizuoka-Ken. Sponges Tsuda Chojo, Ibaraki-Ken. Down made of silk worms of chestnut tree (Cari- gula grit). Wakiyama, Yesshin, Tainan. White bleached Chinese grass. Yasutake, Sutejiro, Kagi. Chinese grass. GROUP 96. Fujisawa Tomokichi, Osaka. Yellow wax. Nawa Yasushi, Gifuken. Collectiom of beneficial and injurious insects. Suwa Suyekichi, Osake. Beeswax honey. MEXICO. MEXICO. LOCATION: BLOCKS 93-94. AISLES: F-io. Coffee, Edible Products, Tobacco. GROUP 79. aesch, Guillermo-Orizaba, State of \'eracruz. Models of machinery for threshing, cleaning and separating coffee. GROUP 81. cevedo, Basilio, Tuxtepec, State of Oaxaca. Cigars. Ibofful, Eduardo, Chihuahua, State of Chihuahua. Cigarettes. rtigas, Gabriel G., San Andres Tuxtla, State of \'eracruz. Cigarettes. vales e Hijos, J., del Carmen, Hui- manguillo. State of Tabasco. Leaf to- bacco. Cigars. vendano, M., Tuxtepec, State of Oax- aca. Leaf tobacco. yuntamiento de Tenampulco, Tetela, State of Puebla. Leaf tobacco. alsa Hermanos, Veracruz, State of \"era Cruz. Leaf tobacco and cigars. arrera, Sixto, Tizimin, State of Yuca- tan. Leaf tobacco. asagoiti, Zaldo y Compania, Mexico, D. F. Cigarettes. enitez, M., Ojitlan, Tuxtepec, State of Oaxaca. Leaf tobacco. andaudap, Pedro, Cordoba, State of A'eracruz. Leaf tol>acco. asao & Cia, B., Cardenas, State of Ta- basco. Cigars. Dmpania Cigarrera Mexicana, Mexico, D. F. Cigars and Cigarettes. arrales, Andres, Xalapa, State of Vera- cruz. Cigars. elgado Renteria, Antonio, San Luis Potosi, State of San Luis Potosi. Ci- gars and cigarettes. alius & Compania, Tepic, Territory of Tepic. Leaf tobacco. Cigars. 1 Buen Tono, S. A., Mexico, D. F. Cigarettes. via, Jose Maria, Campeche, State of Campeche. Cigarettes. Jrnandez, Candido, Valle Nacional, State of Oaxaca. Leaf tobacco. ;rnandez Peon, M., Valle Nacional, State of Oaxaca. Leaf tobacco. ;ores, Fernando, Compostela, Territory jpi Tepic. Leaf tobacco. Flores, Jesus M., Saltillo, State of Co- ahuila. Cigarettes. Flores, Miguel, Compostela, Territory of Tepic. Leaf tobacco. Fuentevilla, M., Tuxtepec, State of Oax- aca. Tobacco seed. Garcia, M., Tuxtepec, State of Oaxaca. Leaf tobacco. Garcia, Ramon P., Queretaro, State of Queretaro. Cigarettes. Garcia y Cia, Sues., B., Mexico, D. F. Cigars. Gobierno del Estado de Chiapas, Tux- tla Gutierrez. Leaf tobacco. Gobierno del Estado de Guerrero, Chil- pancingo. Leaf tobacco. Gomez y Serna, Manuel, Zacatecas, State of Zacatecas. Cigarettes. Gonzales Hermanos, San Juan Bautista, State of Tabasco. Cigars. Grajales, G, Merida, State of Yucatan. Cigars and cigarettes. Gutierrez y Compania, Quintin, Mexico City, U. F. Cigars. Hidalgo, Roman, San Geronimo, State of Chiapas. Leaf tobacco. Junta Local de Exposicion, Matamoros, State of Puebla. Leaf tobacco. Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, State of Puebla. Cigars and cigarettes. Lanzagorta, Manuel, San Bias, Territory of Tepic. Leaf tobacco. Lepe, Mateo, Tepic, Territory of Tepic. Cigars. Lopez, Antonio, Simojovel, State of Chiapas. Leaf tobacco. Macias Hermanos, Aguascalientes, State of Aguascalientes. Cigars. Marcos, Jose, Tuxtepec, State of Oax- aca. Leaf tobacco. Martinez, Ochoa, Eduardo, Santiago Ixcuintla, Territory of Tepic. Leaf tobacco and cigars. Menchaca, Agustin, Tepic, Territory of Tepic. Leaf tobacco. Menendez & Cia., Cordoba, State of Ve- racruz. Leaf tobacco. Mercado, Eduardo, Tepic, Territory of Tepic. Leaf tobacco. Moreno, Romulo, Valle de Santiago. State of Guanajuato. Cigarettes. 258 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Mcrfin Vargas, Antonio, Aguascalientes, State of Aguascalientes. Cigars. Munguia E. Hijos, P., Mexico, D. F. Cigars and cigarettes. Municipio de Ojitlan, State of Oaxaca. Cigars. \ Municipio de Tuxtepec, State of Oaxaca. Cigars. Municipio de Valle Nacional, State of ('>axaca. Leaf tol^acco, Cigars. Najar, Arnulfo, San Bias, Territory of Tepic. Leaf tobacco. Olive, Juan N., San Juan Bautista, State of Taliasco. Cigarettes. Peon, Torcuato del, Ozumacin, State of Oaxaca. Leaf tobacco. Perez, Jesus J., Uruapam, State of Mich- C'acan. Cigarettes. Regalado, Ignacio. Compostela, Terri- t- iry of Tepic. Cigars. Sanchez, Antonio F., Tepic, Territory of Tepic. Cigars and cigarettes. Santa Cruz, Emigdio, Uruapam, State of Miclioacan. Cigars. Segovia, Francisco, Coatepec, State of A'eracrnz. Ci.gars. Torres Arroyo, Rafael, Morelia, State of Michoacan. Cigarettes. Trejo, E., Colima, State of Colima. Ci- gars and cigarettes. Urbina, Antonio, Finca el Cafetal, State of Chiapas. Leaf tobacco. Valdes, Evaristo, Encuandureo, State of Michoacan. Leaf tobacco. Vinals, Joaquin, Puebla, State of Puebla. Leaf tobacco. GROUP 83. Comision Mexicana Para la Exposicion de Saint Louis, Mo., Mexico, D. F. Agronomic charts. Diagram on rain- fall in Mexico; diagram on prices of land. GROUP 84 Aceves, Joaquin, San Joaquin, La Barca, State of Jalisco. Bird seed, corn and wheat, beans and Spanish peas. Acosta, Soledad, Tetecala, State of Mo- relos. Rice. Acuna, Jose, Casas Coloradas, State of Zacatecas. Corn and beans. Aguilar, Basilio, Chiconcuac, Texcoco, State of Mexico. Beans. Aguilar, Catarino, Atizapan, Tenango, State of ^Mexico. Corn. Aguilar, Cayetano, Ixcaquixtla, Tepeji. -State of Puebla. Beans. Aguilar, Florentino, Atizapan, Tenango. State of Mexico. Corn, horse beans. Aguilar, Luis, Tecamac, Otumba, Statt, of ]\Iexico. Barley. | Aguirre, Domingo G., Tepic, Territorj; of Tepic. Rice and coffee. j Aguirre, Trinidad, Apulco, NochistlanI State of Zacatecas. Corn and bean.-' Agustin, Juan, Mexicalcingo, Tenango! State of ^Mexico. R^-e. i Alarcon, Basilio, Chapultepec, Tenango; State of ]Mexico. Horse beans. ; Alarcon, Encarnacion, Chapultepec, Tc] nango, State of Mexico. Barley. ( Aldama, Antonio, Teotihuacan, Texcocoj State of Mexico. Wheat. \ Alonzo, Pablo, Chalchihuites, State 01 Zacatecas. Beans. Alonzo, Silverio, Pinos, State of Zacate! cas. Beans. , Ambris, Justino, Papalotla, Texcocc State of Mexico. Beans. ■ Aranda y Hermano, Julian J., Teotitlarj State of Oaxaca. Coft'ee. Arcega, Joaquin, Omitlan, Atotonilcc; State of Hidalgo. Peas. Arellano Hermanos, Aguascalientes' State of Aguascalientes. \\'heat. | Arellano Vaile, Rafael, Aguascalientejj State of Aguascalientes. Beans. | Arteaga, Cecilio, Tepechitlan Tlaltenan go. State of Zacatecas. Beans. j Asencio vda de Morales, Manuela, Lj Barca, State of Jalisco. Barley an wheat, beans, peas and Spanish pea; Avila, Manuel, Chalco, State of Mexic( Corn, liorse beans. Avila, Refugio, Cholula, State of Puebl; Corn and beans. Avila, Toribio de Tepic, Territory c Tepic. Corn. Ayala, Jose Maria, Chiautla, Texcoc' State of Mexico. Peas. Ayuntamiento de Aculco, Jilotepec, Stai, of Mexico. Barley, corn and whea| horse beans. 1 Ayuntamiento de Amanalco, Valle c Bravo. State of 2\Iexico. Barley, coi; and wheat, beans and horse lieans. Ayuntamiento de Amatepec, Sultepe State of ]\lexico. Corn and beans. Ayuntamiento de Aquixtla, Alatrist State of Puebla. Barley, corn ar wheat, horse beans. Ayuntamiento de Atlautla. Chalco, Sta of Mexico. Corn and wheat, beai and letills. Ayuntamiento de Chalco, State of Me: ici). ]^)arlcy and corn, beans. Ayuntamiento de Coatepec, Tenancing State of Mexico. Barley, corn ai wheat, beans, horse beans and pes Ayuntamiento de Cocotitlan, Chalc State of i\rcxico. Barley and cor, beans, liorsc beans and peas. MEXICO. 259 ^untamiento de Cuautempam, Tetela, State of Puebla. Corn, beans and peas. mntamiento de Ecatepec, Tlalnepantla, State of Mexico. Barley and corn, beans, horse beans and peas. ^untamiento de Huehuetoca, Cuautit- lan. State of Mexico. Barley and corn, beans and horse beans. ,'untamiento de Huixquilucan, Tlalne- pantla. State of Mexico. Barley and corn, beans and horse beans. ^untamiento de Ixtapan de La Sal, Tenancingo. State of Mexico. Corn and wheat, beans and coffee. i^untamiento de Ixtapan Del Ore, Valle de BraA-o, State of Mexico. Corn and beans. i^untamiento de Ixtapaluca, Chalco, State PI Mexico. Barley and corn. i^untamiento de Jaltenco, Zumpango, State of Mexico. Corn. i'untamientG de Jesus Maria, State of Aguascalientes. Corn and wheat, beans, red pepper. i^untamiento de Malinalco, Terxancingo, State of Mexico. Corn, beans and peas, coffee. /untamiento de Nicolas Romero, Tlal- nepantla, State of Mexico. Barley, corn and wheat, beans and horse beans. /untamiento de Otzoloapan, Valle de Bravo, State of iNIexico. Corn and bean^. yuntamiento de Ozumba, Chalco, State of Mexico. Corn, beans and horse beans. yuntamiento de Pahuatlan, State of Puebla. Coft'ee. yuntamiento de Santo Tomas, Valle de Bravo, State of Mexico. Corn and beant. yuntamiento de Sultepec, State of Mexico. Beans and horse beans, Cofiee. yuntamiento de Tecali, State of Puebla. Bean^. yuntamiento de Temamatla, Chalco, State of Mexico. Barley, corn and wheat. yuntamiento de Temascaltepec, State of Mexico. Corn, beans and coffee. yuntaniiento de Temascalzingo, El Oro, State of ^Mexico. Barley, corn and wheat. yuntamiento de Tenampulco, Tetela de Ocampo, State of Puebla. Corn, red pepper, squash seed. yuntamiento de Tenancingo, State of Mex'ico. Corn. yuntamiento de Tenango del Aire, Chalco, State of Mexico. Barley, corn, rye and wheat, beans, horse beans and peas. Ayuntamiento de Teoloyucan, Cuautit- lan, State of Mexico. Barley, corn and wheat, beans, horse beans and peas. Ayuntamiento de Tequisquiac, Zumpan- go, State of Mexico. R3'e. Ayuntamiento de Texcaltitlan, Sultepec, State of Mexico. Barley, corn and wheat, beans and horse beans. Ayuntamiento de Tlahuapan, Huejotzin- go. State of Puebla. Barley, corn and wheat, beans, horse beans, lentjlls and peas. Ayuntamiento de Toluca, State of Mex- ico. Barley, corn and wheat, beans, horse beans and peas. Ayuntamiento de Tonatico, Tenancingo, State of JNIexico. Corn and beans. Ayuntamiento de Tultepec, Cuautitlan, State of Mexico. Barley, corn and wheat, beans, horse beans and peas. Ayuntamiento de Villa Victoria, Toluca, State of iMexico. Barley. Ayuntamiento de Xochiapulco, State of Puebla. Barley and wheat, beans, horse beans and peas. Ayuntamiento de Xochitlan, Zacapoaxt- la, State of Puebla. Corn, barley and wheat, beans and peas, coffee. Ayuntamiento de Xultitlan, Cuautitlan, State of Mexico. Corn and peas. Ayuntamiento de Zacazonapan, Valle de Bravo, State of ]\Iexico. Corn and beans. Ayuntamiento de Zacualpan, Sultepec, State of Mexico. Corn and beans, "Alegria" seed. Ayuntamiento de Zumpahuacan, Tenan- cingo, State of IMexico. Corn and beans. Avendano, Antonio, Teotitlan, State of Oaxaca. Coffee. Balcazar, Victoriano, Papalotla, State of Mexico. Horse beans. Bando, Jose, Teziutlan, State of Puebla. Corn, red pepper, coffee. Barrales, Jesus (Jr.), Chiapa de Mota, State of Mexico. Corn. Becerril, Bernardo, Atizapan, State of ^lexico. Barlej-. Becerril. Julio, Jiquipilco, State of Mex- ico. Corn, horse beans. Becerril, Pascual, Lerma, State of Mex- ico. Barley, corn and wheat, horse beans. Bejarano, Manuel, Tapachula, State of Chiapas. Coffee. Bermudez, Jose Maria, Chalco, State of Mexico. Barley, corn and wheat, horse beans. Bernal, Jose, Chapultepec, Tenango, State of Mexico. Corn. 260 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Blancas, Leandro, Texcoco, State of | J^Iexico. Barley and com. i Blancas, Lino, Texcoco, State of Mex- ico. Barley and corn. i Boesch, Guillermo, Orizaba, State of Veracruz. Cofifee. Boilan Y Goitia, Nieves, State of Zac- atecas. Corn and beans. Bojorges, Matias, Texcoco, State of Mexico. Barley. Bojorges, Rafael, Texcoco, State of Mexico. Horse beans. Bolio Y Bolio, Luis, Izamal, State of Yucatan, Acliiote (Bexia orellana). Bricaire, Carlos, Atotonilco, State of Hidalgo. Beans. Bruno, Carlos, Hueyacatitla, State of Puebla. Corn. Bueno Trinidad, Malacatepec, State of Mexico. Barley, corn and wheat, Horse beans and peas. Caballero de Los Olivos Hermanos, Tehuacan, State of Puebla. Barley and corn. Calderon, Antonio, Nochistlan, State of Zacatecas. Corn. Camacho, Ignacio, Mexicalcingo, State of Mexico. Barley. ' Camarilo, Carlos F., Tepeji, State of Puebla. Beans. Candaudap, Pedro, Cordova, State of Veracruz. Coffee. Cardona, Feliciano, Nochistlan, State of Zacatecas. Beans. Carranza, Jose Maria, Tenango, State of Mexico. Corn. Carrillo, Antonio, Nochistlan, State of Zacatecas. Beans. Carrillo, Benjamin, Tenango, State of Mexico. Corn. Carrillo, Joaquin, Orizaba, State of Vera- cruz. Coffee. Carrillo Viuda de Alvarez, Ines-Chal- chicomula. State of Puebla. Barley, corn and wheat, beans, horse beans and peas. Castaneda, Jose, Joquicingo, State of Mexico. Corn. Castaneda, Tomas M., Chalchihuites, State of Zacatecas. Corn and beans. Castillo, Jose Ambrosio, Yautepec, State of Morelos. Coffee. Castro, J. S., Tepetlaxtoc, Texcoco, State of Mexico. Barley, horse beans. Castro, Ruperto, Tianguistenco, State of Mexico. Wheat. Castro, Santiago, Almoloya, State of Mexico. Corn. Ceron, Ignacio, Acolman, State of Mex- ico. Corn. Chimal, Reginaldo, Jocotitlan, State of Mexico. Corn. Colin, M., Pinos, State of Zacatecas. Wheat. I Contreras, Sixto, Teotihuacan, State of ■ Mexico. Peas. Cordova, Jacinto C, Amecameca, State ' of Mexico. Barley and corn. 1 Cortes, Cristobal, Chapultepec, Tenango, ; State of IMexico. Beans. ; Cortes, Rodriguez, Jose Maria, Teocelo . de Diaz, State of Veracruz. Coffee. ; Cosio, Jose G., Queretaro, State of Que- j retarn. Corn and wheat, bc.in-, red i pepper. _ ] Cruz Esquivel, Jose, Teotihuacan. State of ^lexico. Horse beans. i Cruz, Esteban, Tepehuacan, State of Hi- dalgo. "Alegria" seed. Cruz, Juan T., Villa Alta, State of Oax- aca. Red pepper. ' Davalos, Hilario, Villanueva, State of ! Zacatecas. Corn and beans. ; Davila, Genaro, Saltillo, State of Coa- huil. Corn. Delgado, Luis, Tlaltenango, State of Zacatecas. Corn and beans. ' Diaz, Antonio, Ocotlan, State of Oaxaca. | Squash seed. Diaz, Rafael, Huejotzingo, State of , Puebla. Wiieat. Donde, Eduardo, Coatepec, State of i Veracruz. Coffee. | Elorduy, Rodolfo y Rafael, Sombrerete, State of Zacatecas. Corn and beans. Enriquez, Luis, Villa del Carbon, State of ^Mexico. Beans. Escalona, Cruz C, Chimahuacan. State of Mexico. Barley, corn and whent ; Escobedo, Jose Higinio, Saint Alto, State of Zacatecas. Corn. Escudero, Ruperto. Mexicalcingo, State of Alexico. Horse beans. Espinoza, Merced E., Atizapan, State of; Mexico. Corn. Fabela, J. Trinidad, Atlacomulco, State of Mexico. Barley and corn. Farias, Ramon, Uruapam, State of Mich- oacan. Coft'ee. Fernandez, Rosalino, Minatitlan. State of Veracruz. Coffee. Fonseca, Florentino, Texcalyacan. State of Mexico. Peas. Franco, Millan, Odilon, Joquicingo. State of IMexico. Corn. Fuentes. Alejandro, Izucar de Matamo- ros, State of Puebla. Rice. Fuentes. Filomeno, Villa del Carbon. State of IMexico. Corn. Fuentes, Ildefonso, Villa del Carbon. ' State of Mexico. Wheat and peas. Fuentes, Juan, Ojocaliente, State or Zacatecas. Beans. , I FuentaviUa, M., Cuicatlan, State oi ' Oaxaca. Red pepper. MEXICO. 261 uentevilla, M., Tuxtepec, State of Oa- xaca. Coffee. alicia. Juan Gil, Ixcaquixtla, State of Puebla. Bark}'. alvan. Rafael, Cosautlan, State of Vera- cruz. Coffee. amboa, Angel, Teotitlan, State of Oa- xaca. Coffee. amboa, Manuel E., Hacienda de Ixtla- huatengo. State of Puebla. Corn. arcia. Celso, La Paz, State of Mexico. Pea^. arcia, Dario, Mexicalcingo, State of Mexico. Corn. arcia. Genaro G., Hacienda de San Marcc^, State of Zacatecas. Corn and wheat. arcia, Joaquin, Tecamac, State of Mex- ico. Corn and wheat, beans and peas. arcia, Lucas, Tetecala, State of More- los. Beans. arcia, Manuel E., Macuspana, State of Tabasco. Cocoa. arcia, Viuda de Ochoa, Angelina, Coli- ma, State of CoHma. Rice. arduno, Felipe S., Calimaya, State of Mexico. Corn, beans, horse beans and peas. ravito. Leopoldo, Puebla, State of Puebla. Corn and wheat. (crard & Payan, Cafetal Progreso, Sa- banilla. State of Chiapas. Coffee, ril. Rafael, Tepeji, State of Puebla. Wheat and beans. lobierno del Estado de Chiapas, Tuxtla Gutierrez. Rice, coffee and cocoa. robierno del Estado de Durango, Du- rango. Barley, bird seed, corn and wheat, beans, horse beans, lentils and peas. iobierno del Estado de Guerrero, Chil- pancingo. Coffee and cocoa. jobierno del Estado de San Luis Potosi, S;in Luis Potosi. Coft'ce. rice, red l-iepper. achinte (bixia arellana). lobierno del Estado de Tabasco, San Juan Bautista. Corn, beans, cocoa and achiote (Bixia orellana). lobierno del Estado de Tlaxcala, Tlax- cala. Barley, corn, rye and wheat, beans, horse beans, lentills and peas. lobierno del Territorio de Tepic, Tcpic. Coffee. iodina, Amado, Momax, State of Zaca- tecas. Peas. jomez, Agustin, Mexico City, D. F. Olive oil. xomez, Alberto, Jojutla, State of More- los. Rice, lomez, Francisco, Huajuapan, State of Oaxaca. Coffee. Gomez, Francisco, Molango, State of Hidalgo. Coffee. Gomez, Tagle, Enrique, Calimaya, State of Mexico. Corn and wheat. Gonzalez, Juan, Chiconcuac, State of Mexico. Barley. Gonzalez, Lorenzo, Joquicingo, State of ]\Iexico. Beans. Gonzalez, Manuel, Texcoco, State of Mexico. Beans and peas. Granada, Crescendo, Villa del Carbon, State of Mexico. Horse beans. Grimaldo, Isidro, Tetela de Ocampo, State of Puebla. Coffee. Guevara, Martin, Atlazalpan, State of Mexico. Corn and beans. Gutierrez, Mariano Elias, Ojo-caliente, State of Zacatecas. Barley and corn, beans. Guzman, Vicente, La Paz, Texcoco, State of Mexico. Beans. Hacienda de Agostadero, Pinos, State of Zacatecas. Beans. Hacienda de Bata, Zumpango, State of ]\Iexico. Barley. Hacienda de Bautista, Chalco, . State of ^Mexico. Barle}', corn and wheat. Hacienda de Bocas, Chalchihuites, State of Zacatecas. Corn and wheat, beans. Hacienda de Bodenqui, Chiapa de Mota, State of IMexico. Barley, corn and wheat. Hacienda de Buenavista, Ojo-caliente, State of Zacatecas. Barley and corn. Hacienda de Casa Blanca, Zumpango, State of 3iIexico. Barley, corn and wheat. Hacienda Chica, Atenco, State of Mex- ico. Peas. Hacienda de Chiconquiahuitl, Tlalma- nalco, State of Mexico. Barley and corn, beans, horse beans and peas. Hacienda de Coapa, Atlacomulco, State of Mexico. Barley, corn and wheat. Hacienda de Costitlan, Chicoloapan, State of Mexico. Corn and beans. Hacienda del Carro, Pinos, State of Zacatecas. Corn and wheat, beans. Hacienda de Docuay, Chiapa de Mota, State of Mexico. Corn. Hacienda de Dolores, Chalchihuites, State of Zacatecas. Corn and wheat, beans. Hacienda de Enyeje, Ixtlahuaca, State of IMexico. Corn and wheat. Hacienda, Grande, Atenco, State of! Mexico. Wheat. Hacienda de Huereje, Ixtlahuaca, State of IMexico. Corn and wheat, beans and horse beans. Hacienda de Ixtapan, Atenco, State of Mexico. Barley. 262 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Hacienda de la Providencia de Guada- lupe, Zacatecas, State of Zacatecas. Corn and wheat, beans. Hacienda del Lobo, Pines, State of Zac- atecas. Barley and wheat. Hacienda del Refugio, Ojo-caliente, State of Zacatecas. Barley and corn, beans. Hacienda de San Antonio, Acolman, State of Mexico. Corn and wheat. Hacienda de San Gaspar, Valle de Bravo, State of Mexico. Bird seed, corn and wheat, beans. Hacienda de San Jose, Ojo-caliente, State of Zacatecas. Corn. Hacienda de San Sebastian, Zumpango, State of Mexico. Horse beans and peas. Hacienda de Santa Elena, Ojo-caliente, State of Zacatecas. Corn. Hacienda de Santa Elena de Ojuelos, Finos, State of Zacatecas. Barley, corn and wheat. Hacienda de Santa Elena, Villanueva, State of Zacatecas. Beans. Hacienda de Santa Ines, Zumpango, State of Mexico. Wheat. Hacienda de Santiago, Villanueva, State of Zacatecas. Corn. Hacienda de Sierra Hermosa, Mazapil, State of Zacatecas. Corn and beans. Hacienda del Vergel, Fresnillo, State of Zacatecas. Beans. Hacienda del Vergel, Chalchihuites, State of Zacatecas. Wheat. Hacienda de Tezontlalpam, Zumpango, State of Mexico. Barley. Hacienda de Tlalmimiloepan, Chicoloa- pan, State of IMexico. Barley and corn. Hacienda de Toxi, Atlacomulco, State of Mexico. Barley, corn and wheat. Hacienda de Toyahua, Nochistlan, State of Zacatecas. Corn. Hernandez, Antonio, Atotonilco, State of Jalisco. Barley, corn and wheat, beans, mustard seed. Hernandez, Calixto, Almoloya, State of Mexico. Corn, horse beans. Hernandez, Epitacio, Apulco, State of Zacatecas. Corn and beans. Hernandez, Guadalupe, Atizapan, State of Mexico. Horse beans. Hernandez, Jose, Almoloya, State of Mexico. Corn. Hernandez, Julio, Atizapan, State of Mexico. Corn. Hernandez Lorenzo, Molango, State of Hidalgo. Peas. Hernandez, Pedro, Juchitepec, State of Mexico. Barley. Hernandez, Rosa, Atizapan, State of Mexico. Barley and corn. Hernandez, Urbano, Acolman, State of Mexico. Horse beans. Herrera, Alejandro, Ojo-caliente. State of Zacatecas. Corn and beans. Hocquart y Langlade, El Malinal, Ter- ritory of Tepic. Coffee. Hurtado, Silviano, Uruapan, State of Michoacan. Coffee. Jaso, Agustin, Aculco, State of Mexico. Barley. Jefatura Politica de Alatriste, State of Puebla. Beans. Jefatura Politica de Cuicatlan, State of Oaxaca. Red pepper. Jefatura Politica de Tekax, State of Yu- catan. Achiote (Bixia orellana). Jefatura Politica de Villa Alta. State of Oaxaca. Red pepper. Jefatura Politica de Zacatlan, State of Puebla. Barley and corn, beans, horse beans, lentills and peas, coffee. Jefe Politico de Chiautla, State of Pueb- la. Rice, beans. Jefe Politico, Huauchinango, State of Puebla. Beans and peas, red pepper. Jefe Politico de Libres, San Juan de Los Llanos, State of Puebla. Barley and corn, beans, horse beans and peas. Jefe Politico de Tlatlauquitepec, State of Puebla. Barley and corn, beans and peas, red pepper, coffee. Jimenez, Apolinar, Chiautzingo, State of Puebla. Wheat. Jimenez, Atilano, Tianguistenco. State of Mexico. Corn. Jimenez, Jose de Jesus, Texmelucan. State of Puebla. Wheat. Juarez, Prisciliano, Acolman, State of Mexico. Peas. Juarez, Victor, Yautepec, State of More- los. Corn. Kiel, Enrique, Axapusco, State of Mex- ico. Horse beans. Krap & Cia, Teodoro, Cordoba, State of Veracruz. Coffee. Larranaga, Pedro, Oaxaca, State of Oaxaca. fieans. Leon, Juan, Chiconcuac, State of Mex- ico. Corn. Leon, Lauro, Chiconcuac, State of Mex- ico. Barley. Leon, Miguel, Hacienda del Gazadero State of Queretaro. Beans. Lopez, C. M., Aguascalientes, State of Aguascalientes. Beans. Lopez, Felix M., Coatepec, State of Veracruz. Coffee. Lopez, Fructuoso, Chiapa de Mota, State of Mexico. Corn. Lopez, Matiana, Atizapan, State of Mex- ico. Corn. Lopez, Ramon, La Paz, Texcoco, State of Mexico. Corn, horse beans. MEXICO. 2tjr! Lorenz, Alvaro, Puebla, State of Puebla. Wheat. Loyola, Carlos M., San Juan Del Rio, State of Queretaro. Corn and wheat, beans and lentils. Lucido, Angel, Cunduacan, State of Ta- basco. Achiote (bixia, orellana). Madrid, E. O. de la, Colima, State of Colima. Beans. Manning, Guillermo, Omitlan, State of Hidalgo. Corn. Martinez, Aurelio, Tlalnepantla, State of Mexico. Horse beans. Martinez, Francisco, Huitzilcingo, State of Mexico. Corn. Martinez, Lorenzo, Atlazalpan, State of Mexico. Corn, beans and horse beans. Martinez, Margarito, Atzitzintla, State of Puebla. Peas. Martinez, Ramon, San Juan del Rio, State of Queretaro. Corn, beans. Matienzo, Andres, Huejotzingo, State of Puebla. Corn, wheat, beans and peas. Mayen, Gregorio, Tlalnepantla, State of Mexico. Wheat. Mayen, Julian, Tlalnepantla, State of Mexico. Corn. Mazas, Antonio, Villa Alta, State of Oaxaca. Red Pepper. Medina, Eugenio, Atenco, State of Mex- ico. Beans. Mejia, Julian, Atzitzintla, State of Puebla. Beans. Mejia, Sabino, Capulhuac, State of Mexico. Corn. Melendez, Nicholas, Texmelucan, State of Puebla. Corn and wheat, beans, horse beans and peas, red pepper, "Alepfria" seed. Melendez, Tirso, Villa Del Carbon, State of Mexico. Corn. Mendoza, Agustin, Acolman, State of Mexico. Corn. Meneses, Jose, Tethuacan, State of Mexico. Barley. Meraz, Juan A., Papalotla, State of Mex- ico. Barley. Mercado, Aristeo, Morelia, State of Mi- choacan. Coffee. Mercado, Viuda de Romano, Leonor, Tepic, Territory of Tepic. Rice, cof- fee. Mier, Antonio, Sombrerete, State of Zacatecas. Barley, corn and wheat, beans. Mier y Concha, Eugenio, Nacajuca, State of Tabasco. Tea. Molina, Severo, Jalatlaco, State of Mex- ; ico. Barley, corn, wheat, horse i beans. Montero, Lucio 0., Cuautla, State of Morelos. Rice. Montero, Teodoro, Cuautla, State of Morelos. Coffee. Montes de Oca, Porfirio, Joquicingo, State of Mexico. Corn. Montes, Juan, Zacatecas, State of Zaca- tecas. Barley. Montes, Pedro, Tenauyuca, State of Zacatecas. Beans. Montiel, Bonifacio, Mexicalcingo, State of IMexico. Beans. Morales, Bonifacio, Chiconcuac, State of Mexico. Beans. Morales, Francisco, Jilotepec, State of Mexico, Corn, beans. Morales, Pedro, Axapusco, State of Mex- ico. Peas. Moreno, Manuel, Chalco, State of Mex- ico. Corn. Morfin, Vargas, Antonio, Aguascalientes, State of Aguascalientes. Corn and wheat, beans, red pepper. Mota, Rafael, Huejotzingo, State of Puebla. Red pepper. Municipio de Cuicatlan, State of Oaxaca, Red pepper. Municipio de Etla, State of Oaxaca, Peas. Municipio de Ixtlan, State of Oaxaca, CofTee. Municipio de Momax, Tlaltengo. State of Zacatecas. Wheat." Municipio de Nochistlan, State of Zaca- tecas. Corn. Municipio de Ocotolan, State of Oaxaca. Spanish peas. Municipio de Ojitlan, State of Oaxaca. Rice, coffee. Municipio de Tenayuca, Nochistlan, State of Zacatecas. Corn. Municipio de Tepechitlan, Tlantenango, State of Zacatecas. Corn. Municipio de Tlaxiaco, State of Oaxaca. Lentils. Municipio de Villa Alta, State of Oaxa- ca. Coffee. Municipio de Zachlia, State of Oaxaca. Spanish peas. Muniz, Hilario, Atontonilco el Alto, State of Jalisco. Corn, beans. Munoz, Feliciano, Acolman, State of Mexico. Beans. Munoz, Francisco, San Francisco del Rincon, State of Guanajuato. Corn? and beans. Munoz, Jose, Texmelucan, State of Puebla. Wheat, beans, red pepper. Munoz, Miguel, Teocelo, State of Vera- cruz. Coffee. Munoz, Rafael, San Francisco de los Adames, State of Zacatecas. Barley and corn, beans. 2(34 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Najera Luzarraga, Miguel, Texmelucan, State of Puebla. Wheat. Navas Villarreal, Aureliano Joquicingo, State of Mexico. Wlieat. beans. Navidad, Jose, Capulhuac, State of Mex- ico. Corn. Nunez, Leon, Texcalyacac, State of Mex- ico. Horse beans. Ochoa, Tiburicio, Colima, State of Co- lima. Rice. Olivera, Nabor, Juquila, State of Oaxa- ca. Coffee. Olvera, Jose, Texcoco, State of Mexico. Barlejr and corn. Ordaz, Francisco, Teotitlan, State of Oaxaca. Coffee. Orihuela, Casimiro, Joquicingo, State of Mexico. Corn. Orihuela, Modesto, Joquicingo, State of ■Mexico. Corn and wheat. Orozco, Manuel, Ojocaliente, State of Zacatecas. Barley and corn. Ortiz y Cia C, Cuetzalan, State of Pue- bla. Coffee. Paez, Jesus, Huatusco, State of Vera- cruz. Coffee Palacios, Andres, Cuautla, State of More- los. Rice. Fasten, Pascual, Axapusco, State of Mex- ico. Horse beans. Pena, Refugio, Ojocaliente, State of Za- catecas. Barley and corn, beans. Pereda, Jose, Cordoba, State of Vera- cruz. Coffee. Perez Cortina, Santos, Toluca, State of Mexico. Corn and wheat. Perez, Jose, Oaxaca, State of Oaxaca. Horse beans. Perez, Justo, Tepetlaxtoc, State of Mex- ico Corn, peas. Pliego, Emeterio, Texcalyacac, State of ]\Iexico. Corn, horse beans. Ponce, Jose Maria, Chiauda, State of Mexico Beans. Portal, Jose Maria, Chiaatzingo, State of IMexico. Corn. Presidente Municipal de Ocotepec, San Jv'.an de los I.lanos, State of Puebla. Barley and corn, beans and peas. Primo, Jose M., Apaseo, State of Guana- juato. Corn and wheat, red pepper. Prisco, Eutiquio, Yautepec, State of ?^Iorelos. Corn. Pueblo de Acatempa, Sultepec, State of r^Iexico. Corn, beans. Pueblo de Ahuacatitlan, Sultepec, State of Mexico. Beans. Pueblo de Ayaquila, Sultepec, State of Mexico. Corn, beans. Pueblo del Salitre, Sultepec, State of [Mexico. Beans. Pueblo De San Felipe, Sultepec, State of Mexico. Corn, beans. Pueblo de San Juan Tizapan, Sultepec, State of Mexico. Corn. Pueblo de Santiago, Sultepec, State of Mexico. Corn, beans. Pueblo de San Simon, Sultepec, State of ]\Iexico. Corn. Quiroz, Feliciano, Juchitepec, State of [Mexico. Corn and wheat. Ramirez, E., Ayapango, State of Mex- ico. Barley and corn, horse beans. Ramirez, Jose de la Luz, Axapusco, State of [Mexico. Beans. Ramirez, Mariano, Axapusco, State of Mexico. Beans. Ramirez, Pedro, Sombrerete, State of Zacatecas. Barley, corn and wheat, horse beans, lentills and peas. Ramos, Teodoro, Tezoyucan, State of Mexico. Corn, beans. Rancho de Miniqui, Atlacomulco, State of r^Iexico. Corn and wheat. Rancho de San Jose de la Cruz. Atla- comulco, State of Mexico. Corn and wheat. Rancho de Tlacotes, Ojocaliente, State of Zacatecas. Barley. Regalado, Francisco, Nochistlan, State of Zacatecas. Beans. Reyes, Antonio, Tepetlaztoc, State of [Mexico. Corn. Reyes, Bruno, Chiautla, State of Mexico. Corn. Reyes, L. M., Chalco, State of Mexico. Corn. Reyes, Teodoro, Atizapan, State of Mex- ico. Horse beans. Rincon, Gallardo, Francisco, San Juan del Rio. State of Queretaro. Corn and wheat, beans, red pepper. Rincon, Juan, Alcoman, State of Mexico. Wheat. Rivas Gomez, Francisco, Tepic, Terri- tory of Tepic. Rice. Rivera, Isabel, Tlahuiltepa, State of Hi- dalgti. Corn, beans and ]irir>e beans. Rivera, Modesto, Omitlan, State of Hi- dalgo. Corn. Rivera, Trinidad, Queretaro, State of Queretaro. Wheat, lentil-. Rivero, Fernando, Acolman, Stat; of Mexico. Beans. Roberto, Quirino, Texcalijacac, State of Mexico. Corn. Rodeo, Domingo, Capulhuac, State of Mexico. Barley and corn. Rodriguez, Angel, Huasco, State of Hi- dalgo. Barley and corn. Rodriguez, Diego, Teotihuacan, State of Mexico. Corn. Rodriguez, Genaro, Mexicalcingo, State of Mexico. Corn. MEXICO. 265 Rodriguez, Jose, Huasco, State of Hidal- go. Barley and corn. Rojas Hermanos, J. M., Zitacuaro, State of Michoacan. Spanish peas. Rojas, Nazario, Chiautzingo, State of Pi7ebla. Beans. Roladan, Bruno, Tezoyucan, State of ' Mexico, Peas. Roman, Juan S., Momax, State of Zaca- tecas. Horse beans and Spanish peas, squash seed. Ecmero, Aurelio B., Atotonilco el Grande, State of Hidalgo, Corn. beans. Romo, Cleofas, La Barca, State of Ja- lisco. Wheat, beans and Spanish peas Rosas, Urbano, Acolman, State of Mex- ico. Corn. Rovelo, Alejandro, San Jose, State of Chiapas. Coffee. Rozas y San Sebastian, San Juan Bau- i tista. State of Tabasco. Coffee. Ruiz, Sabino, Cosautlan, State of Vera- i cruz. Coft'ee. !Ruiz de Velasco, Felipe, Jojutla, State I . of Morelos. Rice. I Sanchez Aparicio, Jesus, Teotihuacan. I State of ?\Iexico. Beans. ! Sanchez, Carlos, Tlalnepantla, State of \ Mexico. Beans. Sanchez, Fernando, Coatepec, State of Veracruz. Coft'ee. Sanchez, Juan, Tlaltenango, State of Zacatecas. Beans. ; San Roman, Atilano, Jiquipilco, State of Mexico. Wheat, peas. Santa Cruz, Francisco, Colima, State of Colima. Rice. Saucedo, Calixto, Ojocaliente, State of Zacatecas. Beans. Secretaria de Fomento, Mexico, D. F. Collection of cereals, collection of le- gumes seeds, coffee. Segura, Ricardo, Orizaba, State of Ver- ' acruz. Coft'ee. Sela, Eduardo, Texmelucan, State of : Puebla. Corn and wheat, beans, red pepper. Senties, Francisco P., Acayucan, State of Veracruz. Corn. ' Sema, Pablo de la, Calimaya, State of Mexico. Barley and corn, horse beans and peas. Serrano, Salome, Tenayuca, State of Zacatecas. Beans. Shriner. Geo. B., Macuspana, State of Tabasco. Coffee and cocoa. Silva, Lorenzo, Juquila, State of Oaxa- ca. Coft'ee. Solana y Sobrino, A., Huajuapan, State of Oaxaca. Anise. Solano. Porfirio, Tlanepantla, State of Mexico. Barley. Solano, Tranquilino, Tianguistenco, State of Mexico. Horse beans. Staf¥on, Jorge, Texmuelucan, State of Puebla. Wheat. Suarez, Paulino, Huitzilcingo, State of ]\Iexico. Corn. Sucesion de Andres Tello, Atotonilco, State of Hidalgo. Corn, beans. Sucesores de Salceda Enrique, Lerma, State of Mexico. Corn and rye, horse beans. Tamariz, Victoriano, Amecameca, State of Mexico. Wheat. Tapia, Pascual J., Tololotlan, State of Jalisco. Corn and wheat. Tenorio, Florencio, Amecameca, State of Mexico. Corn, horse beans. Teodosio, Fernando, Acolman, State of Mexico. Barley. Tomblin, Bryant E., Cordoba, State of Veracruz. Coffee. Torre y Mier, Ignacio de la, Lerma, State of Mexico. Barley, corn and wheat, horse beans. Toxqui, Juan, Zacatlan, State of Puebla. Beans. Trujano, Juan, Papalotla, State of Mex- ico. Corn, peas. Ugalde, Agripino, Zacualtipan, State of Hidalgo. Corn. Urquiza, Antonio, Maravatio, State of Michoacan. Corn and wheat, red pepper. Valdes, Jose, Joquicingo, State of Mex- ico. Corn, beans. Valdivia, Febronio, Apulco, State of Zacatecas. Corn. Vallespino, Ramon, Jojutla, State of Morelos. Rice. Valverde, Federico, Atenco, State of Mexico. Corn. Vargas, Simon, Tacambaro, State of Michoacan. Coffee. Vazquez, Jose G., Ayotla, State of Mex- ico. Olives and olive oil. Vazquez, Manuel J., Putia, State of Oaxaca. Rice. Vega, Felix, Villa del Carbon, State of Mexico. Barley. Vega, Gregorio, Capulhuac, State of Mexico. Corn, horse beans. Vela, Pedro, Texcalijacac, State of Mex- ico. Barley. Villalba, Melesio, Papalotla, State of Mexico. Wheat. Villanueva, Rosario, Yautepec, State of IMorelos. Coffee. Villaseca, Santiago, Chiautla, State of Mexico. Beans. Viuda e Hijos de Ramon de la Mora, Guadalajara, State of Jalisco. Beans and Spanish peas, corn, sugar cane. 266 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Vogel, Arnoldo, Colima, State of Colima. Coffee. Yanez, Mauricio, Nochistlan, State of Zacatecas. Corn, beans. Zarate, Juan, Chiautla, State of Mexico. Horse beans. Zavalata, Francisco, Miahuatlan, State of Oaxaca. Coffee. Zavalata, Francisco, Teotitan, State of Oaxaca. Coffee. Zorilla Hermanos, Villanueva, State of Zacatecas. Barley, bird seed, corn and wheat, beans, lentills, peas and Span- ish peas. Zorilla, Manuel, Teziutlan, State of Pue- bla. Rice and wheat, beans. GROUP 85. Aceves, Merced J., La Piedad, State of Michoacan. Cheese. GROUP 87. Aleman, Fernando, Morelia, State of Michoacan. Fosfalina "Aleman." Arguelles y Hermanos, Jose C, To- luca, State of Mexico. Flours. Bansinger, Roberto, Texmelucan, State of Puebla. Flours. Barreneche, Cecilio, Irimbo, State of Michoacan. Flours. Compania Harinera, Durango, State of Durango. Flours. Compania Industrial Manufacturera, S. A., Guadalajara, State of Jalisco. Corn starch and "Maicena." Compania Molinera Judith, Aguascali- entes, State of Aguascalientes. Pastes. Fernandez, Gonzalo M., Texmelucan, State of Puebla. Pastes. Fuente, Mariano de la, Saltillo, State of Coahuila. Pastes. Galvan, Rafael, Cosautlan, State of Vera- cruz. Starch. Gardois, E., Ensenada, Territory of Baja California. Pastes. Gobiemo del Estado de Chiapas, Tuxt- la Gutierrez. Starch. Gobiemo del Estado de Tabasco, San Juan Bautista. Starch. Henkel Hermanos, Toluca, State of Mex- ico. Flours, pastes. Hernandez Soberon, Matias, San Luis Potosi, State of San T.uis Potosi. Paste. Jimenez, Jose de Jesus, Texmelucan, State of Puebla. Flours. Laguera y Cia, M., Zinapecuaro, State of Michoacan. Flours. La Industrial Fronteriza, S. A., Chihua- hua, State of Chihuahua. Pastes. Llaca, Enrique, Puebla, State of Puebla Flours. Lorenz, Alvaro, Puebla, State of Puebla. Flour, starcli. Maurer, Emilio, Atlixco, State of Puebla. Flours. Mondragon Gomez, Ramon, Toluca, State of iMexico. Pastes. Najera, Miguel, Texmelucan, State of Puebla. Flours. Olan, Manuel D., Xalapa, State of Vera- cruz. Sago. Ramirez, Esteban, Puebla, State of Puebla. Starch. Resendis, Desiderio, Queretaro. State of Queretaro. Flours. Rodriguez, Joaquin, Saltillo, State of Coahuila. Pastes. Rosas de Verdugo, Dolores, Aculco, State of Mexico. Flours. Rugam.a, Jose, Puebla, State of Puebla. Starch. Sanchez y Cia, E., Gomez Palacio, State of Durango. Flours. Tamariz, Mellado B., Acatzingo, State of Puebla. Flours- Torre y Cia Sucesores, Orziba, State of Veracruz. Flours. Ugarte, Francisco, Guadalajara, State of Jalisco. Flours. GROUP 88. Herver, Fausta, Huejutla, State of Hidal- go. Corn biscuits. Neil, A. A., Hermosillo, State of Sonora. Biscuits. GROUP 89. Aguillar, Miguel, Xalapa, State of Vera- cruz. Preserved red pepper. Astivia, Dionisio, S. en C, Toluca, State of Mexico. Canned meats and pork products; preserved vegetables, pre- served fish. Barenque y Castillo, Toluca, State of Mexico. Pork products. Barrera y Compania, J., Toluca, State of Mexico. Sausages. Compania Empacadora, Tampico, State of Tamaulipas. Turtle soup, pineap- ple. Franco, Adrian, Juquila, State of Oaxaca. Salt fish. Greer, R. M., Tuxpam, State of Veracruz. Canned oysters. Jacques Y Cia, Clemente, Mexico. D. P. Preserved fish, preserved vegetables. Jefatura Politica de Tehuantepec, State of Oaxaca. Salt fish. Romandia, Ricardo, Hermosillo, State ot Sonora. Canned oysters, preserved fruits. MEXICO. 267 Tamez, C. Valle de Santiago, State of Nuevo Leon. Sausage. GROUP 90. Aguirre, Domingo G., Tepic, Territory of Tepic. Cane sugar. Alonso, Domingo, Saltillo, State of Coa- huila. Preserved fruits. Alonso, Vicente, Hacienda de Calderon, State of Morelos. Cane sugar. Allende, Pablo, Hacienda de Guendu- lian, State of Oaxaca. Cane sugar. Armenta, Manuel, Xalapa, State of Vera- cruz. Cane sugar. A. Viuda de Carpena, Gila, Tepic, Ter- ritory of Tepic. Table salt. Ayuntamiento de Chila, Acatlan, State of Puebla. Anise. Bosque Sues, M., Guadalajara, State of Jalisco. Chocolate. Eriones, Manuel B., San Luis de la Paz, State of Guanajuato. Mexican fruit paste. Carrillo, Joaquin, Orizaba, State of Vera- cruz. Cane sugar. Chazari, Esteban, Tlaxiaco, State of Oaxaca. Cane sugar. Colombon, Jose, Mexico City, D. F. Candies. Cruces Sastre Hermano, S., Cunduacan, State of Tabasco. Cane sugar. Derbez, Pablo, Mexico City, D. F. Vinegar. Diez de Solano, Ramon, Cuernavaca, State of Morelos. Cane sugar. Fautuzzi, Arquimedes, Hermosillo, State of Sonora. Chocolates and confection- ery. Fontecilla y Vidal, Agapito, Papantla, State of Veracruz. Vanilla. Garcia, Alejandro, Araro, State of Mi- choacan. Table salt. Garcia, Francisco, Atlixco, State of Pue- bla. Cane sugar. Gavino, Salvador, Mexico City, D. F. Vinegar. Gobiemo del Estado de Chiapas, Tuxtla Gutierrez. Gin, anise and pepper, mustard. Gobiemo del Estado de San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi. Spices. Gobiemo Del Estado De Tabasco, San Juan Bautista. Tamarindo jelly, pepper. Gomez, Jose, Huajuapam, State of Oaxaca. Cane sugar. Gonzalez, Lamadrid, J., San Juan Bau- tista, State of Tabasco. Chocolate. Herver, Fausta, Huejutla, State of Hi- dalgo. Chocolate. Hijas de Remus, Guadalajara, State of Jalisco. Cane sugar. Hurtado, Silviano, Uruapam, State of Michoacan. Cane sugar. Jacques y Cia, Clemente, Mexico City, D. F. "Chapingo" sauce. Jefatura Politica de Motul, State of Yucatan. Salt. Junta Local de Exposicion, Chiautla, State of Puebla. Cane sugar. Junta Local de Exposicion, Tehuacan, State of Puebla. Brown sugar. Jefatura Politica de, Yaulepec, State of Oaxaca. Cane sugar. Lartigue Hermanos, Orizaba, State of Veracruz. Vinegar. Larranaga, Pedro, Oaxaca, State of Oa- xaca. Cane sugar. Mendez, Epifianio, Tizapan el Alto, State of Jalisco. Cane sugar. Mora, Dionisio de la, Xalapa, State of Veracruz. Chocolate. Moreno Hermanos, Jiquilpan, State of Michoacan. Cane sugar. Munguia e Hijos, P., Mexico City, D. F. Chocolates. Pagaza, Juan, Cuernavaca, State of More- los. Cane sugar. Pardo Hermanos, Cordoba, State of \'eracruz. Cane sugar. Quintero, Jose M., Tlapa, State of Gue- rrero. Cane cugar. Rivadeneyra, B., Atlixco, State of Pueb- la. Sugar. Robles, Ignacio, Cuernavaca. State of Morelos. Cane sugar. Romano y Cia, J., Tlapa, State of Gue- rrero. Cane cugar. Romero, Juana, C, Tehuantepec, State of Oaxaca. Cane sugar. Ruiz, Sabino, Piedra Parada, State of Veracruz. Brown sugar. Santa Cruz y Cia., Francisco, Coiima, State of Colima. Cane sugar, table salt. S&rmina, Sixto, Hacienda de Santa Ana, State of Morelos. Cane sugar. Sastre Hermanos y Cia, Cunduacan, State of Tabasco. Cane sugar. Schweichart, Karl G., San Juan Bautista, State of Tabasco. Vanilla. Secretaria de Fomento, Mexico City, D. F. Table salt. Tapia, Pascual J., Tololotlan, State of Jalisco. Brown sugar. Tardos, Julio, Mexico City, D. F. Vinegar. Tremari, Pedro, Papantla, State of Ver- acruz. Vanilla. The Almada Sugar Refineries Co.,Navo- lato, State of Sinaloa. Cane sugar. Vega, Ramon J. de la, Colima, State of Colima. Salt. 2(j8 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Verastegui, Pablo, San Luis Potosi, State of San Luis Potosi. Cane sugar, syrup and brown .sugar. Vergara, Rangel y Nogueras, Colima, State of Colima. Cane sugar. Viuda e Hijos de Ramon de la Mora, Guadalajara, State of Jalisco. Brown sugar. Vogel, Arnoldo, Colima, State of Colima. Cane sugar. GROUP 91. Alvarez Tostado, Juan, Guadalajara, State of Jalisco. Carbonated waters. Compania Explotadora de Aguas Min- erales de Lourdes, San Luis Potosi, State of San Luis Potosi. Mineral water. Cortes, Luis G., Galeana, State of Aguas- calientes. JMineral water. Lopez Revuelta y Cia, J., Tehuacan, State of Pue1)la. ^Mineral water. Rivas, Carlos, Mexico City, D. F. Min- eral water. Russek, Marcos, Jimenez, State of Chi- huahua. Mineral water. Worn, A., Mexico City, D. F. Mineral- ized water. GROUP 92. Amezaga, Pedro, Mexico City, D. F. "Kebir" wine. Amezaga y Hermano H., Mexico City, D. F. Brandy. Ball, Juan W., Durango, State of Du- rango. Red wine. Chalon Hermanos, Mexico City, D. F. Sweet and dry wines. Compania Destiladora, S. A., Mexico City, D. F. Sherry, 3iIontferrand wine, brand}'. Compania Refinadora de Alcoholes "La Casa Colorada," ?\Iexico City, D. F. Brandv. Derbez, " Pablo, Mexico City, D. F. Brandy. Jefatura Politica de Calvillo, State of Aguscalientcs. Brandy. Guerrero y Compania, Ignacio, Tlatla- uqui State of Puebla. Cuauhtemoc sweet wine. Ipina, Jose E., San Louis Potosi, State of San Luis Potosi. Rerl wine. Jefatura Politica De Calvillo, State of .Aguascalienti'S. l>(>i!ed wine. Kues E. Hijo Sues., Carlos, Parras, State of Coahuila. Red wine. Lartigue Hermanos, Orizaba, State of Veracruz. Shcrrj-, ".Moscatel" wine, brandy. Lecuona, G., Puebla, State of Puebla. Mac Mier brandy. Madero Hermanos, Ernesto, Parras, State of Coahuila. Sherry, port, white and red wines. "Malaga," "Moscatel" and evaporated wines, brandy. Maldonado, Ramon, Monterrey, State of Nuevo Leon. Sherry, brandy. Nicolielli, Nicolas, Parras, State of Coa- huila. Red wine. Pacheco, Pedro Maria, Matamora, State of Pneblo. White wine. Rangel Viuda De Arredondo, Manuela, MDUtcrre}-, State of Xuevo Leon, Brandy. Richarson, Guillermo, Parras, State of Coahuila. Sherry and red wine, brandy. Tardos, Julio, Mexico City, D. F. Brand}'. The Almada Sugar Refineries Co., Navo- lato, State of Sinaloa. Sherry and port wines, "San Antonio" wine, brandies. Torres Hermanos, Durango, State of Durango. White wine, brand}'. Vargas, Manuel, Colima, State of Co- lima. Wine. Villarreal, Ramon J., Mexico City, D. F. Brandy. GROUP 93- Aguirre, Domingo G., Tepic, Territory of Tepic. Alcohol. Alonso, Vivente, Hacienda de Calderon, State of ]\Iorelos. Alcohol. Altamirano, Salvador, Toluca, State of ]\Iexico. Liqueurs. Amezaga, Pedro, Mexico City, D. F, Anisettes Aperient "Pum." Anaya Ocha y Compania, Colima, State of Colima. Alcohol. Angeles, Francisco J., Molango, State of Hidalgo. Alcohol. Araoz, Joaquin, J. de, Mexico City, D. F. Alcohol. Arcos, Mateo, Atlixco, State of Puebla. Fruit syrups. Arzapalo, Antonio S, en C, Guadala- jara. State of Jalisco. Tequila. Avendano, Tomas, Huatusco, State of Veracruz. Alcohol. Baigot, Juan, Hacienda de Yaxe, State of Oaxaca. IMezcal. Berreteaga & Compania, San Juan Bau- tista. State of Tabasco. Ruhm "Ber- reteaga." Bolio y Bolio, Luis, Izamal, State of Yucatan. Alcohol made from honey. Calacich, Lucas J. Macuspana, State of Tabasco. Alcohol made from honey. Camacho, Aurelio, Queretaro, State of Queretaro. Alcohol. Camarena Hermanos y Orendain, Gua- dalajara, State of Jalisco. Tequila. Carranza, Luis G, Hermosillo, State of Sonora. Mezcal. MEXICO. 260 Carrillo, Joaquin, Orizaba, State of Vera- cruz. Alcohol. Castillo Hermanos, Durango, State of Durango. IMezcal. Castillo Negrete e Hijo Sues., M. del., Guadalajara, State of Jalisco. Te- quila. Castillo, Rafael, Tixtla, State of Gue- rrero. Mezcal. Cerro, H. A., Mexico City, D. F. Ani- sette. Chalon Hermanos, Mexico City, D. F. Chartrictine. creme de cafe Mexicain. Cobo, Miguel, Hacienda De Chirum, State of Oaxaca. Mezcal. Compania Destiladora S. A., Mexico Cit)^ D. F. Cherrj' cordial and cocoa cream, amer and vermouth trancaise, gin, ruhm and whiskey. Compania Refinadora de Alcoholes "La Casa Colorada," Mexico Citj-. D. F. Anisette, creams and peppermint, ab- sinthe and vermouth, ruhm. Cruz, Jose, Ocotlan, State of Oaxaca. Mezcal. Cruz, Sabas, Hacienda de Quiteria, State of Jalisco. Mezcal. Cuervo, Jose, Guadalajara, State of Ja- lisco. Mezcal. Destileria Savalle, Ahome, Fuerte, State of Sinaloa. Alcohol. Diez de Sollano, Ramon, Cuernavaca, State of Morelos. Alcohol. Farfan, J. G., Puebla, State of Puebla. Fruit brandy. Flores, Francisco, San Carlos, State of Tamaulipas. Mezcal. Flores Viuda de Oropeza, Mariana, Guanajuato, State of Guanajuato. Al- cohol. Garcia, Genaro G., Hacienda de San Marcos, State of Zacatecas. Syroup. Garcia, Jesus, San Luis Potosi, State of San Luis Potosi. Mezcal. Gavito, Angel, Acatlan, State of Puebla. Alcohol. Gobierno del Estado de Chiapas, Tuxtla Gutierrez. Alcohol. Gomez, Margarito, Toluca, State of Mexico. Liqueurs. Guzman, Augusto, Tlatlauqui, State of Puebla. Alcohol. Hernandez Ceballos, Luis, San Luis Po- tosi, State of San Luis Potosi. Al- cohol. Hernandez, Sebastian, Toluca, State of Mexico. Liqueurs. Hijas de Remus, Guadalajara, State of Jalisco. Alcohol, Tequila. Intestado de Manuel Flores, Guadala- jara, State of Jalisco. Mezcal. Jamet, Isidro. Frontera, State of Ta- basco. "Habanero." i Jefatura Politica de Poto, State of Yuca- tan. Alcohol. Jefe Politico de Comitan, State of Chia- pas. Alcohol. Junta Local de Exposicion. Chiautla, State of Puebla. Alcohol, mescal. Junta Local de Exposicion, Matamoros, State of Puebla. Alcohol, mescil. La Favorita S. A. Gran Destileria Cen- tral, Celaya, State of Guanajuato. Al- cohol. Madero Hermanos, Ernesto, Parras, State of Coahuila. Vermouth, alcohol. Madrid y Calvera Suos, Puebla, State of Puebla. Alcohol. Maldonado, Ramon, Monterrey, State of Nuevo Leon. Anisette, peppermint, creams and curacao, vermouth. Meade, Federico J., San Luis Potosi, State of San Luis Potosi. ?^Iezcal. Mendoza, Rafael, San Nicolas, State of Tamaulipas. JNIezcal. Mexia, Ignacio, Teotitlan, State of Oaxaca. Alcohol. Moral, Tomas del., Toluca, State of ^lexico. Liqueurs. Navarro, Florencio, Toluca, State of Mexico. Liqueurs. Ortega, Carmen, Hermosillo, State of Sonora. Mezcal. Pagaza, Juan, Cue'rnavaca, State of Morelos. Alcohol. Pardo Hermanos, Cordoba, State of Veracruz. Alcohol. Pena & Compania, Jacinto, Guadalajara, State of Jalisco Tequila. Pons, Martin, San Juan Bautista, State of Tabasco. '"Habanero." Ramos y Alarcon, Rafael, Cuautla, State of jNIorelos. AJcohol. Rangel Viuda de Arredondo, Manuela, Monterrc}-, State of Xut-\i' Leon. Anisette. Reyes, Gomez, Antonio, Toluca, State of Mexico. Liqueurs. Rivas Gomez, Francisco, Tepic, Terri- tory of Tepic. Mezcal. Robles, Ignacio, Cuernavaca, State of ^forelos. Alcohol. Romero, Juana C, Tehuantepec, State of Oaxaca. Alcohol. Rosales Sues., Emeterio, Tenancingo, State of Mexico. Liqueurs. Rosas, Emilio, Guadalajara, State of Ja- lisco. Orange cream. Santa Cruz, Francisco, Colima, State of Colima. Alcohol. Sarmina, Sixto, Hacienda de Santa Ana, State of Morelos. Alcohol. Sartorius, Florentino. Huatusco, State of Veracruz. Alcohol. 270 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Sastre Hermanos y Cia, S., Cunduacan, State of Tabasco. Alcohol made from honey. i Sfcretaria de Fomento, Mexico City, D. F. Alcohols. Tarnez, C, Valle de Santiago, State of Nuevo Leon. Anisette. Tardos. Julio, Mexico City, D. F. Al- cohol, gin and whiskey. The Almada Sugar Refineries Co., Navo- lato, State of Sinaloa. Anisettes. ; creams, curacao, peppermint and ' knmmel, absinthe, cocktail "Bola de | Gallo." alcohol. Tolentino, Nicolas, Chilpancingo, State of Guerrero. ^lezcal. Valdez, Augustin, Huetamo, State of Michoacan. Alcohol. Vargas, Manuel. Colima, State of Co- lima. Liqueurs. Vergara. Rangel y Nogueras, Colima, State of Colima. Alcohol. Vicario, Juan N., Cuautla, State of More- los. Mezcal. Villar, Victor, Cuautla, State of Morelos, Mezcal. Viuda E Hijos De Ramon de la Mora, Guadalajara, State of Jalisco. Tequila. Vizcayno, Manuel G., Guadalajara. State (>|. Jalisco. Te(iui!a. Vogei, Arnoldo. Colima, State of Co- limci. .\lcohol. Zavala, Dr. Juan R., Guadalajara, State of Jalisco. Tequila. GROUP 94. Amezaga Hermanos, H., Mexico City. Quince \vine. Camacho, Aurelio, Queretaro, State of Queretaro. Quince wine. Catucci, Horacio.'Xalapa, State of Vera cruz. Orange wine. Cerveceria de Cuauhtemoc, S. A., Mon- terrey. State of Nuevo Leon. Beers. Cerveceria de Moctezuma, S. A., Ori- zaba. State of Veracruz. Beers. Cerveceria de San Luis, S. A., San Luis Potosi, State of San Luis Potosi. Beers. Cerveceria de Sonora, Hermosillo, State of .Sf.nora. I'eers. Compania Cervecera de Chihuahua, S. A., Chihuahua, .State of Chihuahua. Beers. Compania Cervecera de Toluca y Mex- ico. S. A., Toluca, State of .Mexico. Beers. Compania Destiladora, S. A., Mexico Cit}-. D. F. Orange, peach, pineapple and quince wines. Compania Refinadora de Alcoholes "La Ca?a Colorada," Mexico Cit}\ D. F. Orange and quince wines. Chalon Hermanos, Mexico City, D. F. "Pulque cordial." Diaz, Filomeno, Toluca, State of Mex- ico. Fruit wines. Galicia, Temariz y Cia., Acatzingo, State of Puebla. Orange and cherry wines, orange and pineapple cham- pagnes. Guiterrez, Antonio D., Coatepec, State of \'eracruz. Orange wine. Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, State of Puebla. Beers. Lartigue Hermanos, Orizaba, State of Veracruz. Peach, pineapple and quince wines. Maldonado, Ramon, Monterrey, State of Nuevo Leon. Peach wine. Martagon, Amador, Tlatlauqui, State of I'uebla Quince wine. Martinez, Pedro, Zacatlau, State of Pu- ebla. Orange, blackberry and quince wines. Mena, Evaristo, Campeche, State of Campeche. Maranon wine. Olivier, Luis, Puebla, State of Puebla. Beers. Parcheco, Pedro, Maria, Matanearos. State of Puebla. Fruit wines. Pozo, Alberto del, Tepeaca, State of Puebla. Preserved pulque. Ramirez, Tomas H., Molango, State of Hidalgo. Mulberry wine. Rodriguez, Juan S.. Acaponeta, Territory of Tepic. Cuastecomate wine. Rojas, Macario. Atotonilco el Alto State of Jalisco. Orange wine. The Almada Sugar Refineries Co., Navo- lato. State of Sinaloa. "Daniiana" liqueurs. GROUP 95. Aguirre, Claudio, Tutotepec, State of Oaxaca. Cotton. Ake, Jose, Yaxkukul, State of Yucatan. Sisal hemp. Amoudia, Enrique, Soconusco, State of Chiapas. Pita (fiber). Anciola, Manuel, Morelia, State of Mi- choacan. Indigo. Armeria, Francisco, Pinos, State of Zaca- tecas. Goat hair. Ascencio Viuda de Morales, Manuela, La Barca, State of Jalisco. Flax seed. Ayuntamiento de Coatepec Tenancingo, State of Mexico. Castor oil beans and flax seed. Ayuntamiento de Ixtapan del Oro. \'alle de Bravo. State (^f Mexico. Castor r>il beans. Ayuntamiento de Tecomatlan. Acatlan. State of Puebla. Castor oil beans. MEXICO. 271 Ayuntamiento de Tequisquiac, Zumpan- frc. State of Mexico. Castor oil beans. Chicalotc and luiizache seeds. Boilan y Goitia, Nieves, State of Zaca- tccas. Wool. Cabello, Luciano, Saltillo, State of Coa- hiiila. Collection of fibers. Caraza, Mariano, Xalapa, State of Vera- cnz. Wool. Cardenas, Miguel, Saltillo, State of Coa- huila. Ixtle de palma (fiber). Cazares, Eduardo, Merida, State of YiiCc'itan. Sisal hemp. Ceballo, Luis H., San Luis Potosi, State of San Luis Potosi. Lxtile (fiber). Charles Hipolito, Mexico City, D. F. Lxtie (fiber). Compania Industrial "La Virgen," Ta- jimaroa, State of ^^lichoacan. Flax in the straw, fiax seed. Cortes. Luis G., Galeana, State of Agnascalientes. Ixtle (fiber). Cruz, Esteban, Tepehuacan, State of Hi- dalgo Cotton seed. Cruz, Juan, Ojitlan, State of Oaxaca. Cotton seed. Cruz, Luis, Ejutla, State of Oaxaca. Castor oil beans. Fuentes, Alejandro, Izucar de Mata- moros. State nf Puebla. Beneseed. Garcia, Luis, Comacalco, State of Ta- basco. Civil (fiber), majahua (fiber), and Jolosin (fiber). Gobierno del Estado de Chiapas, Tux- tla Gutierrez Collection of fibers. Gobierno del Estado de Durango, Du- rango. Collection of fibers, cotton, flax and castor oil beans, seeds, wool. Gobierno del Estado de Guerrero, Chilpancint;!!. Ci>]lectiiin nf fibers, beneseed. Gobierno del Estado de San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi. Collection of fibers. Gobierno del Estado de Tabasco, San Juan Bautista. Azota caballo (fiber), beneseed and castor oil beans, non- edible oils. Gobierno del Estado de Tlaxcala, Tlax- cala. Castor oil beans. Gomez, Agustin, Mexico City, D. F. Nr.n-edible oil--. Gomez, Jose, Orizaba, State of Vera- cruz. Collection of fibers. Gomez, Ruperto, Galeana, State of Nuevo Leon. Collection of fibers. Gonzalez, Crescencio R., Saltillo, State of Coahuila. Collection of fibers. Gonzalez M., Ejutla, State of Oaxaca. Castor oil. Gonzalez, L., Ejutla, State of Oaxaca. Cantor oil beans. Gutierrez, M., Encarnacion, State of '^ rihuila. Palm fiber. Gutierrez, Manual R. Xalapa, State of Veracruz. Fibers. Gutierrez, Mariano Elias, Ojocaliente, State of Zacatecas. Wool. Hacienda de Abrego, Fresnillo State of Zacatecas. Wool. Hacienda del Agostadero, Pinos, State of Zacatecas. Wool, goat hair. Hacienda de Buenavista, Ojocaliente, State of Zacatecas. Wool. Hacienda del Agostadero, Pinos, State Zacatecas. Wool. Hacienda de San Jose, Ojocaliente, State of Zacatecas. Goat hair. Hacienda de Santa Catarina, Villa del Carbon, State of Mexico. Flax seed. Hacienda de Santa Elena de Ojuelos, Pinos, State of Zacatecas. Wool, goat hair. Hermandez, Antonio, Atotonilco, State of Jalisco. Castor oil beans and flax seed. Hernandez, Antonio, Atotonilco, State Potosi, State of San Luis Potosi. Fibers. Herrera, Alejandro, Tlacotes, State of Zacatecas. Wool goat hair. Hijos de Jose Maria Bolio, Izamal, State of Yucatan. Sisal hemp. Ibanes, Julio, Tepic, Territory of Tepic. Fiber. Jefatura Politica de Alatriste, State of Puebla. Turnip seed. Jefatura Politica de Izamal, State of Yu- catan. Sisal hemp. Jefatura Politica de Motul, State of Yu- catan. Sisal hemp. Jefatura Politica de Progreso, State of Yucatan. Sisal hemp. Jepe Politico de Huauchinango, State of Puebla. Castor oil beans. Joaquin, Jose, Villa Alta, State of Oaxaca Lxtle (fiber). Jose, Juan, Villa Alta, State of Oaxaca. Ixtle (fiber). La Favorita S. A. Gran Destileria Cen- tral, Celaya, State of Guanajuato. Corn oil. Le Harivel, Arturo, Colima, State of Colima. Fibers. Lucido, Angel, Cunduacan, State of Ta- basco. Pita (fiber). Martinez, Brigido, Juquila, State of Oaxaca. Oil cocoanut. Meade, Federico G., Villa de Reyes. State of San Luis Potosi. Fibers. Melgar, Jose Maria, Colima, State of Colima. Oil cocoanut. Menchaca, Agustin, Tepic, Territory of Tepic. Oil cocoanut, cocoanut oil. Menchaca, Jose Maria, Tepic, Territory of Tepic. Cotton. DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Mier, Antonio, Sombrerete, State of Zacatecas. Wool. Mier y Concha, Eugenio, Nacajuca, State of Tabasco. Castor oil beans. Morril, Augusto, Colima, State of Co- Hma. Oils. Municipio de Ixcatlan, Tuxtepec, State of Oaxaca. Sisal hemp. Municipio de Valle Nacional, Tuxtepec, State of Oaxaca. Sisal hemp. Muniz, Hilario, Atotonilco el Alto, State of Jalisco. Flaxseed. Ochoa, J. Teofilo, Mexico City, D. F. Ramie. Pena, Refugio, Ojocaliente, State of Zacatecas. Goat hair. Pueblo de Acatempan, Sultepec, State of Mexico. Pochote. Ramirez, Crisanto, San Mateo, State of Oaxaca. Ixtle (iiber). Reyes, Alberto M., Matehuala, State of San Luis Potosi. Fibers. Rivas Gomez, Francisco, Tepic, Terri- tory of Tepic. Fibers. Robert, M., Ocotlan, State of Oaxaca. Castor oil beans. Robles, Francisco, Colima, State of Co- lima. "Tronadora" (fiber). Robles, Jose, Oaxaca, State of Oaxaca. Banana fiber. Rodriguez, Damaso, Saltillo, State of Coahuila. Ixtle (fiber). Rojas, Teodoro, Tepic, Territory of Te- pic. Sisal hemp. Rovirosa, Erasmo, Macuspana, State of Tabasco. Sisal hemp. Sanchez, Juan, Villa Alta, State of Oaxa- ca. Ixtle (fiber). Secretaria de Fomento, Mexico City, D. F. Canaigre. Vallados, Pedro, Espita, State of Yuca- tan. Sisal hemp. Vallaspin, Ramon, Jojutla, State of 2\Iorelos. Cotton. Vega, Ramon de la Colima, State of Colima. Sisal hemp and "tronedora" fiber. Zorilla, Bernardo, Ciudad Victoria, State of Tamaulipas. Sisal hemp and lechu- guilla (fiber). GROUP 96. Zam- Ayuntamiento de Tequisquiac, pango, State of ^Mexico. Wax. Ayuntamiento de Villa del Carbon. Jilo- tepec, State of }*Iexico. Wax. Comision de Parasitologia Agricola, ^Mexico City, D. F. Collection of in- jurious insects, collection of vegetable parasites of plants. Gobierno del Estado de Colima, Colima. Wax. Gobierno del Estado de San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi. ^^'ax. Gobierno del Estado de Tabasco. San Juan Bautista. Wax. Gomez, Francisco, Molanga, State of Hidalgo. W'ax. Hernandez, Camilo, Coatepec, State of Veracruz. Wax and honey. Hernandez, Eustaquio, Jala, Territory of Tepic. W^ax. Jefatura Politica de Tekax, State of Yucatan. \\'ax. Junta Local de Exposicion, Puebla, State of Puebla. Wax. Mora, Dionisio de la, Xalapa, State of Veracruz, ^^'ax. NETHERLANDS. LOCATION: BLOCK 115. AISLE H. Various Agricultural Products. GROUP 81. Kokkinos, N. I., Amsterdam. Cigars, to- bacco. GROUP 84. De Jong, Erve H., Wormeveer. Cocoa, powdered. Korff & Co., F., Amsterdam. Chocolate, cocoa. Lucardie, A. J. E., Rotterdam. Rape. flax, canary and caraway seed, ^eed beans and peas, Netherlandsch Handel Maatschappij. Amsterdam. Powdered cocoa and cof- fee Van Houten, Steffan & Co., Padang, Java. Coffee, cocoa, tea, spices. NETHERLANDS— NEW SOUTH WALES— NEW ZEALAND. 273 ;^an Laer, Jr., A., Blitar, Java. CoflFee, cocoa, kapok, spices, tea, vanilla, widoeri. GROUP 85. VIerz-Kaashandel, Schagen. Cheese. GROUP 92. Hulstkamp & Zoon & Molijn, Rotterdam. Gin and liquors. Van Hoboken & Co., A., Rotterdam* Gin. Van Oldenborgh. J., Rotterdam. Cham- pagne. NEW SOUTH WALES. LOCATION: BLOCK 123, AISLE A. Agricultural Products, Wines, Wool. GROUP 84. Vatson, A. E., Sydney, New South .Wales. Oats, barley, wheat, maize. GROUP 87. Vatson, A. E., Sydney, New South Wales. Flour. GROUP 90. ^onk, D. J. Sydney, New South Wales. Vinegar. GROUP 92. Angus & Sons, James, Sydney, New South Wales. Wines. GROUP 94. Australian Brewing Company, Sydney, New South Wales. Ale, stout. Turner Company, Sydney, New South Walter. Ale. GROUP 95- New South Wales Sheepbreeder's As- sociation, Sydney, New South Wales. Wool. NEW ZEALAND. LOCATION: BLOCK 97. AISLES: H-ii. Cereals, Cordials, Wool. GROUP 79. iovernment of New Zealand. Binding twine. GROUP 84. Government of New Zealand. Wheat, oats, grass seed, peas, beans, clover seed. GROUP 85. Ilapham Brothers, Ashurst. Milk weigher, butter cooler. GROUP 86. 'hristchurch Meat Company, The, Can- terbury. Photos of Islington Freezing Works. GROUP 91 Clapham Brothers, Ashurst. Filters and coolers. Thompson & Co., Dunedin. Mineral waters. GROUP 93. Thomson & Co., Dunedin. Cordials. GROUP 94. Hancock & Co. Beer, ale. GROUP 95. Government of New Zealand. Wool, phormium tenax, tallow, hops, skins. New Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency Company, Ltd., Christchurch. Hemp. 274 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. NICARAGUA. LOCATION: NICARAGUA PAVILION. Tobacco, Cereals, Chocolate. GROUP 8i. Boza, Fabio, Masaya. Leaf tobacco. Breves, Coronel Fernando, Masaya. Leaf tobacco. Corrales, Agustin, Masaya. Cigars, ci- garettes. Cuaresma, Augustin Cruz, Managua. Ci- gars. Garcia, Vicente, Leon. Cigars. Guillen, Felipe, Masaya. Leaf tobacco. Jefatura Politica, Matagalpa. Leaf to- bacco. Morales, Carmen, Masaya. Leaf to- bacco. Municipality of Catarina, Masaya. To- bacco seeds. Municipality of San Marcos, Carazo. Leaf tobacco. Ramirez, Alonso, Masaya. Leaf to- bacco: Sandino, Gregorio, Niquinohomo, Ma- saya. Leaf tobacco. Solano, Leopoldo, Masaya. Leaf to- bacco. GROUP 84. Algeria, General Carlos, Masaya. Wheat, beans. Algeria, Felix, Masaya. Rice. Amador, Miguel, Masaya. Rice. Blandino, Carlos, Niquinohomo, Masaya. Corn, wheat, rice, beans, wild potatoes. Bracamonte, Anselmo, Catarina, Masaya. Rice. Brenes, Col. Juan J., Masaya. Beans. Calero, Felicitos, Catarina, Masaya. Wheat. Campos, Santiago, Niquinohomo, Ma- saya. Beans. Campos, Toribio, Catarina, Masaya. Wheat. Castro, Pedro, Jinotega. Wheat. Gaitan, Ruperto, Catarina, Masaya, Reans. Gallegos, l\ice. Gallegos, I'cans. Guerrero, Corn. Gutierrez, Francisco, Catarina, Masaya Beans. Castulo, Catarina, Dolores, Catarina, Maximo, Catarina, Masaya. Masaya. Masaya. Gutierrez, Juan, Catarina, Masaya. Beans. Gutierrez, Luis, Corral de Piedra, Jino- tega. Corn. Jefatura Politica, Chinandega. Corn, barley, beans. Jefatura Politica, Granada. Rice. Jefatura Politica, Jinotega. Beans. Jefatura Politica, Managua. Beans, peas, corn, wheat, rice. Jefatura Politica, Masaya. Corn, beans wild potatoes. Jefatura Politica, Matagalpa. Barley. wheat, Jimenez, Fernando, Catarina, Masaya. Beans. Jimenez, Salazar, CI. F. Rice. Jimenez, Simon, Catarina, Masaya. Masaya Masaya. Masaya Masaya. Beans. Jimenez, Ventura, Catarina, Wheat. Lopez, Catarino, Catarina, Beans. Lopez, Domingo, Catarina, Rice. Lopez, Francisco, Catarina, Rice. Lopez, Hilario, Catarina, Masaya. Rice, Lopez, Julian, Catarina, Masaya. Beans. Lopez, Pio, Catarina, Masaya. Wheat. Lopez, Simon, Catarina, Masaya. Corn. Martinez, Juan de la C, Catarina, Ma- saya. Beans. Municipality of Catarina, Masaya. Beans, corn, wheat, rice. Municipality of Niquinohomo, Masaya Beans. Municipality of San Marcos, Carazo. Wheat, rice. Municipality of San Nicolas, Leon. Beans, corn. Municipality of Tisman, Masaya. Corn. beans, wheat. Municipality of Tisman Grande, Masaya. Wheat. Muniz, Anastacio, Niquinohomo, Ma- saya. Potatoes. Munoz, Encarnacion, Niquinohomo, Ma- saya. Wheat, beans. Nicaragua, Susana, Catarina, Masaya. Corn. Nicoya, Francisco, Catarina, Masaya. Rice. NICARAGUA. 275 Jandino, Gregorio, Niquinohomo, Ma- saya. Corn. /argas, Antonio, Managua. Corn. Potosme, Ramon, Catarina, Masaya. Beans. Potosme, Ruperto, Catarina, Masaya. Beans. Jalazar, Francisco T., Masaya. Beans, Jandino, Gregorio, Niquinohomo, Ma- saya. Beans. Fapia, Genaro, Niquinohomo, Masaya Beans. /argas, Antonio, Managua. Beans. Jelaya, Francisco, Jinotega. Beans. COFFEE, COCOA AND CHOCO- LATE. Ufaro, Alberto, Jinotega. Coffee. \.rana, Justo, Jinotega. Coffee, \rauz, FeUx Pedro, Matagalpa. Coffee, \rcia, Rosa Ana, Rivas. Chocolate in cakes. Jermudez, J, Ygnacio, Matagalpa. Coffee. Boesche, Juan, Matagalpa. Coffee. Boedecker & Co., Louis, Jinotega. Coffee. Bustamente, Dr. Manuel, Matagalpa. Coffee. Cabrera, Rafael, Managua. Coffee. ^ardenal, Salvador, Matagalpa. Coffee, 3ardoze & Bro., Ygnacio, Masaya. Cof- fee. !^arrion, Fernando Z., Masaya. Coffee. Chavez, T., Jinotega. Coffee. Delaney, N. A., Matagalpa. Coffee. j)scanilla, Jose, Jinotega. Coffee. j^spinoza & Bros., Luis A., Jinotega. Coffee. ^lores, Horacio, Masatepe, Masaya, Coffee. aordillo, Ricardo, San Marcos, Carazo, Coffee. jabinet, Julio, Mandaime, Granada. Co- coa. jonzales, Jose Esteban, Diriamba, Cara- zo. Coffee. jraham, Dr. W. F., Matagalpa. Coffee. jrimm, Eugenio, Managua. Coffee. juebara, Sacarias, Matagalpa. Coffee. juerra, Francisco Lopez, Jinotega. Cof- fee. jutierrez, General Joaquin, Matagalpa. Coffee. riacienda, L. E. "La Aurora," Jinotega, Coft'ee. [efatura Politica, Chinandega. Coffee. fefatura Politica, Nueva Segovia. Cocoa [ericho, Rosa de, Matagalpa. Coffee. 'La Meta" Hacienda, Jinotega. Coffee. ^ayrac, Luis, Managua. Coffee. -opez, Matias, La Concepcion, Masaya. Coffee. -.acayo, Fernando, Granada. Cocoa. Lacayo, Fernando y Manuel, Granada. Cocoa in cobs. Macy, E. R., Matagalpa. Coffee. Manckel, Muller & Co., Jinotega. Coffee. Maning, Isaac A., Matagalpa. Coffee. Maye, Alfredo, Matagalpa. Coffee. Medina, Cecilia, Catarina, Masaya. Cof- fee. Mora, Jinotega. Coffee. Morales, Manuel, Jinotega. Coffee. Parraca, Vita E., Matagalpa. Coffee. Petter & Co., Alberto, Matagalpa. Cof- fee. Pineda, Sizto C, Jinotega. Coffee. Ponciano, Juan F., Masaya. Coffee. Potter Bros., Matagalpa. Coffee. Richardson, W. B., Matagalpa. Coffee. Rivera, Jose Maria, Jinotega. Coffee. Roman, Desiderio, Jinotepe, Carazo. Cof- fee. Roman, Dr. Victor M., Jinotepe, Carazo. Coft'ee. Sandino, Gregorio, Niquinohomo, Ma- saya. Cofifee. Sajonia Hacienda, Jinotega. Coffee. Schubert, Pablo E., Jinotega. Coffee. Scott, A. L., Matagalpa. Coffee. Solorzano, Ramon, Managua. Coffee. Sullivan Bros., Matagalpa. Coffee. Tapia, Policarpo, Masaya. Coffee. Tifer, Alberto, Masaya. Coffee. Urcuyo, Vicente S.. Rivas. Cocoa. Velasquez, Catarina de, Masaya. Coffee. GROUP 85. Urguyo, Vicente S.,. Rivas. Butter. GROUP 87. Tefatura Politica, Leon. Starch. Jefatura Politica, Matagalpa. Wheat flour, sago, starch. Jefatura Politica, Masaya. Starch. GROUP 90. Aguerri & Co., Juan F., Managua. Choc- olate. "El Polvon" Plantation, Leon. Refined sugar. Guerrero, Mercedes, Managua. Pre- served fruit'^ in brandy. Jefatura Politica, Chinandega. Table salt. Jefatura Politica, Masaya. Achote (fruit and seed) ; sujrar. Municipality of Chinandega, Chinandega, Beneseed. Municipality of La Conquista, Carazo. Acliote. Municipality of San Marcos, Carazo. Achote. Municipality of Tisma, Masaya. Gineo vinagre, banana vinagre. 276 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Munoz, Encarnacion, Niquinohomo, Ma- saya. Acliote. "San Antonio" Plantation, Chinandega. Refined sugar. "San Rafael" Plantation, Granada. Re- fined white sugar. Tapia, Policarpo, Niquinohomo, Masaya. Lemon marmalade. GROUP 91. Blandino, Carlos, Niquinohomo, Masaya. Water from "Apoyo" springs. Bluefields Steam Bottling Co., Bluefields. Ginger ale, lemonade, sarsaparilla, raspberry soda water. GROUP 92. De La Rocha, Dr. Clodomiro, Diriamba, Carazo. Sugar cane brandy. "El Aguila" Factory, Granada. Sugar cane brandy. Galigaris, Angel, Managua. Sugar cane brandy. "Italia." Genova Factory, Diriamba, Carazo. Su- gar cane brandy. Gonzalez, Dr. J. I., Diriamba, Carazo Sugar cane brandy. La Campana Factory, Granada. Sugar cane brandy. Philadelphia Factory, Diriamba, Carazo. Sugar cane brandy. San Rafael Factory, Granada. Sugar cane brandy. Toledo Factory, Diriamba, Carazo. Su- gar cane brandy. GROUP 93. Caligaris, Angel, Managua. Cocoa cream. vanilla cream. Holland curacao, chart- reuse, cocktails, cognac. San Antonio Factory, Chichigalpa, Chin- andega. Sugar cane alcohol. GROUP 95. Blandino, Carlos, Niquinohomo, Masaya. !\iajagua liarks; alligator, armadillo. Caldera, Fernando, Masaya. Cotton. Cardoze Bro., Ignacio, Masaya. Cotton. Jefatura Politica, Masaya. Cotton; Agave Americana, fibre (Cabuya); Majagua barks; alligator, armadillo, turtle, boa and lion lard. Jefatura Politica, Managua. Agave Americana leaves; Jicaro seeds. Jefatura Politica, jinotega. Agave Americana fibres (Cabuya); Paisica barks. Jefatura Politica, Nueva Segovia. Ma- jagua barks and fibres. Jefatura Politica, Matagalpa. Agave Americana fibres (Cabuya); Majagua fibres; Jicaro seeds ; medicinal plants Jefatura Politica, Chinandega. Agave Americana fibres (Cabuya). Jefatura Politica, Leon. Majagua barks; castor oil plant seeds; Burillo oil. Lugo, Genaro, Managua. Paisica, leaves barks and rope. Municipality of Tisma, Masaya. Cotton; Maranon seeds; turtle and alligator lard. Municipality of Metapa, Matagalpa. Ma- jagua; Mancume fibre. Municipality of Boaco, Jerez. Majagua wood; Panchil bark; Pita or juncus to manufacture Panama hats. Municipality of Tomayunca, Jinotega Majagua wood. Municipality of San Lorenzo, Jerez. Cin- cho barks. RE, Napoleon, Managua. Agave Ameri- cana fibre (Cabuya). Rivas, H. D., Chinandega. Cotton. Vivas, Panfilo, San Juan del Norte. Cotton. Municipality of La Conquista, Carazo. Arnica leaves and roots, and other medicinal plants. Municipality of Telpaneca, Nueva Sego- via. Licorice, balsamo barks, worm- wood, etc. Municipality of Santa Rosa, Nueva Se- govia. Medicinal plants and dye woods. Municipality of San Francisco, Nueva Segovia. Mallows. Municipality of Momotombo, Leon. Pa- pelillo. Municipality of San Nicolas, Leon. Len- gua de ciervo. Municipality of Boaco, Jerez. Copalchi barks. Municipality of El Hatillo, Jinotega. Balsamo bark. Municipality of Tomayunca, Jinotega. Beiunco de vanilla. Jefatura Politica, Jinotega. Copalchi barks. Culantrillo de rio. Lugo, Genaro, Managua. Jesuits barks. Santa Teresa Factory, La Paz. Leon Dye woods. Tapia, Policarpo, Niquinohomo, Masaya. Violet roots. Zeledon, Hilario, Chichigalpa, Chinan- dega. ]\Ialc fern. PERU— PORTO RICO. 277 PERU. LOCATION: BLOCK 107. AISLE: A. Tobacco, Grasses and Grains. GROUP 81. "La Mutua," Lima. Cigarettes. Roldan & Cia, Lima. Cigarettes, cigars and tobacco. GROUP 84. Garcia, Guillermo, Arequipa. Grain. Lopez, F., Paita. Seed. Nesanovich, Huanuco. Coca leaves. Romano J. Luis de. Arequipa. Samples of oils. Salaverry. Coca leaves. GROUP 87. Sachetti, Alfredo, Arequipa. Cereals. GROUP 90. Alvarino, F. L., Lima. Coffee. Cent, Ingenio, Lima. Sugar. Nesanovich, S. Huanuco. Coffee. Sachetti, Alfredo, Arequipa. Preserves. GROUP 92. Cia Anonima "La Concordia," Lima. Cordials. Fracchia, D., Lima. Wines. Jimenez, David, Ilo. Wines. Quintana, Ismael, Lima. Wines. Sachetti, Alfredo, Arequipa. Wine. Sanchez, Eduardo E., Arequipa. Wine. Victoria & Cia, Lima. Wines. "Ward, M. A., Locumba. Wines. GROUP 93. Fracchia, D. Lima. Liquors. Ghersi, Garribaldi & Co., Ilo. Liquors. Jimenez, David, Ilo. Liquors. Quintana, Ismael, Lima. Liquors. Victoria & Cia, Lima. Liquors. Ward, M. A., Lima. Liquors. GROUP 95. Elias, Carlos M., Tambio. Cotton. Duncan, Fox & Co., Piura. Cotton. Gibson, Enrique W., Arequipa. Sample wool. Hilbck, F. & Co., Sullana. Cotton. Palacios, E. M., Huaca. Cotton and cot- ton prodncts. Valcarcel, M. S., Lima. Vegetable wool and pictures. PORTO RICO. LOCATION: BLOCK 118, AISLES E, F and 13. Tobacco, Agricultural Products, Coffee, Cotton, Syrups. GROUP 80. Bou de la Torre, A., Corozal. Guano. GROUP 81. Bolivar, B., San Juan. Manufactured to- bacco. Calderon, V., Aguadillg. Manufactured tobacco. Casalduc, Jose L., Utuado. Manufac- tured tobacco. Durlach Bros., San Juan. Manufactured tobacco and leaf tobacco. Espada, Angel, Utuado. Manufactured tobacco. Gonzalez, Costa & Co., Ponce. Manu- factured tobacco. Infanzon & Rodriguez, Mayaguez. Man- ufactured tobacco. Moran & Co., Manati. Manufactured tobacco. Morey & Co., Manati. Manufactured to- bacco. 278 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Pabon Alvarez, P., Ciales. Tobacco and manufactured tobacco. Romero Hermanos, J., Toa-alta. Manu- factured tobacco. Toro Ramirez, C, San German. Manu- facturing chewing tobacco. Vicente, Jose C, Mayaguez. Manufac- tured tobacco. GROUP 84. Albert, M., Carolina. Cocoa. Almodovar, R., Sabana Grande. Rice and seeds. Amil, J. A., Yauco. Cocoa. Amadeo, A., Adjuntas. Cocoa. Aponte, J. F., San Lorenzo. Coffee. Aponte, Rotger F., San Lorenzo. Rice. Arrillaga, R., Anasco. Coffee. Silva, J. T., Banking Com. Co., Agya- dilla. Coffee. Barros, E., Corozal. Coffee. Bounet, L. A., Vieques. Sugar canes. Brignoni, J., Vieques. Ajonjoli, coffee and rice. Byron, E., Anasco. Cocoanuts. Caban, Juan T., San Sebastian. Coffee. Cabrera, Elias, Comerio. Coffee. Carrera, C, Sabana Grande. Ajonjoli. Achiote. Castaner, Sucesores, Yauco. Coffee. Cedeno, C, Penuelas. Coffee. Cobian Rivera, Comerio. Coffee. Colon y Manchin, F., San Lorenzo. Peas. Cuadrado de Pastrana, F., Rio Piedras. Coffee. Cumpiano, R., Rincon. Seeds, (millo). Defendini, Domingo, Utuado. Coffee. Delermi, A. M., Fajardo. Cocoa. Delgado, R., Comerio. Coffee. Diaz, Arturo, Arecibo. Cocoanuts. Diaz, Juan B., Aguas Buenas. Coffee. Diaz & Sons, J., Santurce. Coffee (Pow- dered). Enriquez, M., Toabaja. Achiote. Estella, Luis, Guayanilla. Beans. Felici & Co., Ponce. Coffee. Ferrer, Jose, Sabana Grande. Coffee. Figueroa, J. R., Penuelas. Coffee. Fleitas Colberg, J. A., Cabo-Rojo. Cocoa oil. Franco, E., Mayaguez. Chocolate and cocoa. Fritze, Lundt & Co.. Ponce. Coffee. Garan, Gabriel, Ciales. Coffee. Garcia, Gonzales y., Corozal. Coffee. Garcia Segarra, H., Sabana Grande. Rice. Gonzalez, C. R., Aguada. Cow peas. Gonzalez, S., Aibonito. Coffee. Gonzalez, Gil. R., Aibonito. Coffee. Gonzalez, Juan F., Moca. Coffee. Gonzalez, L., Moca. Coffee. Gonzalez, Pedro, Ciales. Coffee. Hernandez, G., San Lorenzo. Rice and cofifee. Hoyos, S., Anasco. Cocoa. Jordan & Co., J. N., Toa-alta. Corn. Junta Local de Vega Baja., Vega Baja. Cocoanuts. Laurnaga & Co., San Sebastian. Coffee. Lavadie Viuda, C. N., Aguadilla. Coffee. Legrand, J. F., Utuado. Cocoanut oils. Mariana Hermanos & Co., Yauco. Cof- fee, roasted and powdered. Martinez, P. M., Penuelas. Coffee. Medina, R., Penuelas. Coffee. Mendez Alvarez F., San Lorenzo. Rice. Merced, P., Rio Piedras. Coffee. Molini & Co., B., Yauco. Coffee. ' Monson, Francisco, Rio Piedras. Coffee. Morales, L., Toa-alta. Beans. Nazario, F. M., San German. Rice. Olivares, P., Yauco. Coffee. Oliver, Mayol J., Ponce. Cofifee. j Oritz, Renta F., Yauco. Coffee. 1 Otero San Antonio, A., Moca. Coffee. Pabon, Juan, Cabo Rojo. Maize. i Pacheco. E., Fajardo. Coffee and rice, j Pagan, Francisco, Penuelas. Coffee. 1 Pastrana de, Diaz, Rio Piedras. Coffee, j Perez & Hizo, E., Toa-alta. Peas. j Perez, Diez & Co., Anasco. Coffee. ' Perez, M. B., Utuado. Coffee, beans and j ginger. - | Perez, Nicolas, Aguadilla. Coffee. Perez, Torres I., Pennelas. Coffee. Pesante, A., Aguadilla. Coffee. Picon, Francisco, Patillas. Ajonjoli. Pietri Moretti, J., Yauco. Fluid extract of cofifee. Philippi, Sanders & Co., Aguadilla. Cof- fee. Pietri Natali & Co., Yauco. Coffee. Piovanetti Sucesores, Sabana Grande. Coffee. Polanco, P., Rincon. Coffee. Pons & Co., Aibonito. Coffee. Pont Zayas, Aibonito. Coffee. Ponton, M., Comerio. Coffee. Porto Rico Commission, San Juan. Col- lective exhibit of coffees. Quilinchini, S., Sabana Grande. Coffee. Quintero Hermanos, Toa-alta. Coffee. Raffuci, A., Rincon. Rice. Ramirez, J. de D., Aguadilla. Coffee. Ramos, J., San Lorenzo. Coffee. Rivera, C. Felipe, Rio Grande. Cocoa. Rivera, Jose, Sabana Grande. Rice. Rivera, Maximino, Naranjito. Coffee. Rivera, Medardo. Naranjito. Coffee. Rivera, Miguel, Naranjito. Coffee. Rivera, Sebastian, Aibonito. Coffee. Rodriguez, Antonio, Yauco. Coffee. Rodriguez, Jose R., Anazco. Coffee. PORTO RICO. 279 Rodriguez, Courtillier, Sabana Grande. Coffee. Rodriguez, J., Naranjito. Beans. Rodriguez, Raimundo, Rio Piedras. Cof- fee. Roig, Luis, Guayanilla. Cow peas. Romero, J., Toa Alta. Beans. Roses & Co., Sucesores, Areicibo. Cof- fee. Ruiz, Miguel. Coffee, roasted and pow- dered. Sanches, P., Yauco. Ajonjoli. Santiago, Vidal, Toa Baja. Cocoanut oil. Santos, M., Penuelas. Coffee. Sierra, T., Rio Piedras. Coffee. Sioro, Jobaquin, Uanati. Coffee. Sobrino, E., Corozal. Rice. Solivellas & Co., Yauco. Coffee. Suarez, H., Loiza. Coffee, ajonjoli and cocoa. Teruel, M., Comerio. Ajonjoli, cocoa and coffee. Torres, F,, San Lorenzo. Ajonjoli, cocoa and coffee. Torres, I., Perez, Penuelas. Coffee. Umpierre, F., Comerio. Coffee. Vargas, J. M., Moca. Coffee. Velez, L. L., Toa Baja. Ajonjoli. Vidal Estruch, P., Anasco. Cocoa. Wolff, R. R., Vieques. Cocoa. GROUP 87. Almodovar, R., Sabana Grande. Starch. Bou, Jose, Corozal. Starch. Hernandez Hermanos, Toa-alta. Starch. Junta Local de Vega Baja, Vega Baja. Starch. Legrand, F. J., Utuado. Klour and starch. Monclova, J. J., Rio Piedras. Arrowroot and lerms flour. Perez Diaz & Co., Anazco. Starch. Picon, F., Patillas. Flour. Pietri, P. G., Sabana Grande. Corn flour. Sanchez, P., Fajardo. Banana and ma- ranta flour. Satanarch & Co., San Juan. Pastry flour (vermicelli), Sobrino, E., Corozal. Starch. Vega.s, Francisco, Fajardo. Starch. GROUP 90. Alomar Hermanos, Santa Isabel. Sugar and molasse'^ Amell, Maso, S., Sucesores, Aguadilla. Sugar. Babilonia, T. A., Aguadilla. Sugar. Benitez, Sucesores de J., Viegnes. Sugar. Bird, Leon, G., Fajardo. Sugar and syrup. Calaf, F., Marati. Sugar. Canales & Co., Arecibo. Preserved fruits. Cintron, L. M., Fajardo. Vinegar and honey. Cordoves, Berrios, J., San Lorenzo. Anchovy paste. Diaz & Sons, J., Santurce. Orange paste and candJ^ • Franco, E., Mayaguez. Almond paste and chocolate. Hacienda Las Claras, Arecibo. Sugar. Gomez, M., Viegnes. Oregano. Hacienda Las Claras, Arceibo. Sugar. Huerta Storer, J. de la, Utuado. Pre- serves. Inigo, F., Anasco. Sugar. Los Canos, Central, Arecibo. Sugar. Mariam, Hermanos. Citron crystalized. Olivas & Co., San Juan (La Mayor- quina). Chocolate. Ortiz Tecla, P., Fajardo. Pepper. Philippii, Sanders & Co., Aguadilla. Roasted coffee. Picon, F., Patillas. Chocolate. Pietri Moretti, J., Yauco. Extract of coffee. Prieto Corbea, F., Fajardo. Preserves, fruits. Raffucci, D., Rincon. Sugar. Rivera, J. M.. Fajardo. Syrup and sugar. Roig, Luis, Guayanilla. Banana vinegar. Romero Lugo Vinas, Toa Baja. Pre- served ranges. Rubert, Hermanos, Vega Baja (San Vicente Central.) Sugar. Taboa, N. Hedionda, (substitute for coffee). Toro, D., Yauco. Preserves (Guava). Trueba & Co., San Juan. Chocolate. Trueba & Olivas, (La Mulita). San Juan. Chocolate. Vila, Sucesores, San Lorenzo. Sugar. Viso, Bautista, San Lorenzo. Sugar. GROUP 93. Alvarez, Hermanos, A., San Juan. Rum, gin and anis. Betancourt, Hermanos, Sabana Grande. Rum and liquors. Balseiro & Giorgetti, Manati. Rum Navedo. Bird & Barcelo. Fajardo. Alcohol and rum. Blanco Ik Co., San Juan. Rum Caribe. Buxo Basart, J., San Lorenzo. White rum. Chandri, P., San Juan. Gin, rum, brandy, anis, etc. 280 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Cruz, J. Elias, Rio Piedras. Anis and rinn. De Choudens, Sucesores, C, Anasco. Alcohol and rum. Diaz and Sons, J., Santurce. Curacao, bitters, syrups, etc. Emmanuelli & Co., Coamo. Rum. Fernandez, P., Bayamon. Rum. Garcia Cochon, J., Aguadilla. Rum, anis and brandy. Gatell, F., Mayaguez. Rum, pineapple brandy and fruit cream. Iglesias, N., Barceloneta. Alcohol and rum. Lamboglia, J., Guayama. Rum. Massari Rum Co., Arroyo. Rum, punch. Monclova, J. J., Rio Piedras. Oil, syrups and pharmaceutical preparations. Moreno & Nieves, Arroyo. Anis and rum. Olivas & Co. Sucesores, San Juan. Anis, cocoa, liciuors and rum. Piza & Co., Arecibo. Rum and alcohol. Porto Rico Sugar Factory, Carolina. Rum and sugar. Ramos <^ Co., Guayama. Rum. Raffucci, D., Rincon. Rum. Romaguera, J., Ponce. Rum. Roses & Co., Sucesores, Arecibo. Rum. Rubert, Hermanos, Vega Baja. Rum. Sobrino & Palau, Juncos. Rum. Trucharte, P., San Lorenzo. Anis and brandy. Vieques^ P. R. (Playa Grande). White rum. Viso, B., San Lorenzo. Rum and sugar. GROUP 95. Agostini, Andres, Ponce. Indigo and fibers. Aponte Rotger, F., San Lorenzo. Cot- ton. Besares, Petrona, San Lorenzo. Fibers. Bird, Arias, J., Fajardo. Fibers. Cordoves Berrios, J., San Lorenzo. Cot- ton and maguey libers. Le Brun, C, Vieques. Cotton. Legrand, F., Utuado. Cotton. Lopez, E., Guayanilla. Boton of cadet. Machin y Colon, F., San Lorenzo. Cot- ton and maguey. Mendez, Alvarez F., San Lorenzo. Cot- ton and maguey. Mendez, C., Vieques. Cotton. Milan, R., Hattillo. Cotton. Moran & Co., Manati. Cotton. Ortiz, C, Vieques. Cotton. Pacheco, P. P., Fajardo. Fiber and cot- ton. Perez, Diez & Co., Anazco. Fibers. (Sanseveria). Pesante, A., Anasco. Cotton. Picon, F., Patillas. Castor seeds. Reyes Izquierdo, J., Guayanilla. Oil seeds. Rivera, E., Vieques. Cotton. Roig, Colomer, Jose, Utuado. Cotton. Rodriguez, Beltran, P. J., Anasco. Cot- ton. Sanchez, P., Yauco. Oil seeds. Santoni, Santiago, Rincon. Cotton. Segarra, E., Adjuntas. Fibers. Sobrino & Fernandez, Carolina. Cotton. Soto, I., Anasco. Fibers. Toro, Ramirez C, S?.n German. Fibers. Van Dyke, C. S., Sabana Grande. Fibers. GROUP 96. Cintron, L. M., Fajardo. Honey. Jimenez, E., Aguada. Wax. Lopez. Francisco, Aguadilla. Wax. Maldonado, E., Guayanilla. Bee honey. Munoz, Suffront, L. Wax. PORTUGAL. LOCATION: BLOCK 66. Agricultural Implements — Fertilizers. GROUP 79. Companhia Das Lezirias do Tejos Sado, Lisbon. .Agricultural implements. Silva, Ligario Silvestre Da, Lisbon. l^'arm cart. GROUP 80. Or- Backofen, Henry, & Ca., Lisbon. ganic manures Lopes, Antonio Simoes, Porto. Organic manures. PORTUGAL. 281 GROUP 83. Annes Baganka, Domingos Roiz, Lisbon. Agricultural book. Castro D. Luiz Filippe De, Lisbon. Ag- ricultural publications. Castro, Jose Correia De, Fundao. Beans. Cincinnato Da Costa, B. C., Lisbon. Vin- icr.ltural publication. Gama, Julio, Porto. Periodical publica- tion. Moreira, Manoel Cardia, & Gama, Julio, Forto. Publications. GROUP 84. Aguiar, Francisco Henriques D., Campo .Maior. Olive oil. ft.lbuquerque, Manoel D., Porto. Olive oil. Almeida, Jose Duarte D., Silves. Olive oil. yves Diniz, Irmaos & Ca., Rua de S. Tuliao. Coffee, cocoa. ^ndrade Jor, Jose D., Rua Castilho. Olive oil. \ujos, Carlos, Pcquet Ferreira das, Lis- bon. Olive oil. \raujo, Eduardo Veiga D., Sacavem. Olive oil. Vzevedo, Joao Carlos D., Bucellas. Olive oil. Jarrosa, Antonio Gomes Da Silva, Villa nova de Gaya. Olive oil. Joavida, Dr. Antonio Jose, Fundao. Olive oil. Jugalho, Jose Antonia, Fundao. Jurgos, Jose Lopes, Castello Branco. Olive oil. Jurguette, Francisco Xavier, Abrantes. Olive oil. 'abral, Francisco, Carragosela. Olive oil. 'abral, Eduardo Augusto Riberio, Tran- ciso. Olive oil. )amara Manoel, Jose Eduardo Galea E Pina Da. Olive oil. lardozo, Antonio Ignacio Ramos, Fun- 'lao. Olive oil. ■ardozo, Henrique Marques, Elvas. Olive oil. larrasco, Manoel Casiro, Moura. Olive oil. larrasco, Vicento Casiro, Moura. Olive oil. larvalho, Jeronymo Simoes De, Ilka De S. Miguel. Ignames (Tubers). arvalho, Julio Cesar Henriques De, San- tarem. Olive oil. 'arvalho, Miguel Carlos Caldeira De, Arronches. Olive oil. astro, Jose Correia De, Fundao. Olive oil. Centro Colonial, Lisbon. Cocoa. Chamico, D. Claudina De Freitas, Lis- bon. Coffee, cocoa. Chaves, Agostinho Jose, Faro. Olive oil. Choras, Jose Pedro Dias, Fundao. Olive oil. Coelho, Jose Dos Santos, Anciao. Olive oil. Companhia Agricola Do Dande, Lisbon. Cereals, cocoa. Companhia Agricola Praia Grande, Lis- bon. Cocoa. Companhia Da Roca Bista Alegre, Lis- bon. Cocoa. Companhia Das Lezirias Do Tejo e Sado, Lisbon. Cereals, legumes, olive oil. Companhia Uniao Fabril, Lisbon. Edi- ble oils. Corvaceira, Albino Rodriques Cardozo, S. Bartholomeu Da Charneca. Olive oil. Costa, Antonio Jacome Da, Atalaya De Gaviao. Olive oil. Costa, Salvador Da, Montemor-O-Nova. Olive oil. Costo & Irmao, Portalegre. Olive oil. Cunha, Eduardo Augusto Xavier Da, Trancoso. Olive oil. Dias, Jose Lopes, Penamacor. Olive oil. Dias & Irmao, Joao, Castello Branco Olive oil. Empreza Agricola Do Principe, Lisbon. Cocoa. Faria, Joaquim Paschoal De, Moura. Olive oil. Ferreira, Jose Joaquim, Elvas. Olive oil. Fonseca, Henrique Arthur Peixoto Da, Santarem. Olive oil. Pontes (Alberto), Ceia. Olive oil. Galache, Jose Augusto, Santarem. Olive oil._ Garcia, Antonio Alves, Madeira. Olive oil. Goncalves (Cesar), Thomar. Olive oil. Goncalves & Carvalho, Elvas. Olive oil. Gonzales, Manoel Caeiro, Pias. Olive oil. Guedes, Filippe Moraes, Porto. Olive oil. Guedes, Miguel De Souza, Porto. Olive oil. Guerra, Francisco Salles Da, Borba. Olive oil. Lemos & Ca., Jose De, Lisbon. Olive oil. Levy, Salvador, Lisbon. Cocoa. Lima, D. Eulalia D. Andrande, Lisbon. Olive oil. Liones, Joaquim Castano Da Cunha, Mo- reira Do Lima. Olive oil. Lopes, Gines R., Castello Branco. Olive oil. Lovato Jor, Joaquim Do Nascimento, Avir. Olive oil. 282 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Macedo, Joas Baptista De, Lisbon. Cof- fee, cocoa. Maehado (Jose Castano), Fankoes. Olive oil. Mantero, Francisco, Lisbon. Cocoa. Marquez Da Praia E De Monporte, Du- rate, Lovvurcs. Olive oil. Martins, Jeronymo, & Filho, Lisbon. Olive oil. Mascarenhas, Agostinho Elvas De Gou- veia, Nogueira Do Cravo. Olive oil. Matta, J. C. Nogusira Da, Moura. Olive oil. Matta, Jose Neuo Da, Parede (Cascaes). Olive oil Mattos Joao Abilio Murteria Do, Campo Maior. Olive oil. Mendonca, Henrique Jose Monterio Do, Lisbon. Cocoa. Meneres & Ca., Mattosinhos. Olive oil. Michelon, J., & Combemake, J., Lisbon. Olive oil Minas Mochniha Irmaos, Campo Maior. Olive oil. Montoya & Ca., Castello Branco. Olive oil. Moreno, Alfredo Forgado, Coruche. Olive oil. Motta & Irmao, Francisco Jose Fonseca Da, Campo Maior. Olive oil. Moura, Adriano Scares Nunes De, Pa- redes De Veadores, Marco De Can- avezes. Olive oil. Muare, A. De Padua Ferrerira, Porto. Olive oil. Noqueira, Agostinho Da Costa, Fundao. Olive oil. Nures, Luiz Fortunato D assumpcao, Elvas. Olive oil. Oliveira, Diogo Urbano Correia D., Moura. Olive oil. Oliveira & Ca., Lisbon. Cotton, cocoa- nut, palm oil. Oliveira Soares, Jose Antonio D., Evora. Olive oil. Paiva Irmaos, Lisbon. Olive oil. Pereira, Thome Gomes, Villa Vicosa. Olive oil. Pereira, Silva & Ca., Lisbon. Olive oil. Pimenta, Jose Maria Dantas, Torres No- vas. Olive oil, Pinhel, Conde De, Lisbon. Olive oil. Pinto, Francisco De Gamboa Souza, Fun- dao. Olive oil. Rego, Julio Urbano Correia Da Cunha, Moura. Olive oil. Reis, Dr. Jose Caetano Henriques Dos, Santar. Olive oil. Reis, Joao Isidor Dos, Chamusca. Olive oil. Repenicado. Antonio Jose, Castello De Vide. Olive oil. Rivotti, Lourenco, Torres Novas. Olive oil. Rosa, Joaquim Augusto Pezzoa D Am- orim, Thomar. Olive oil. Salgueiro, Barao Do, Leiria. Olive oil. Sanches, Dr. Vicente Jose Duarte, Al- cains. Olive oil. Sant' Anna (Manoel Dias), Montemor- O-Novo. Olive oil. Santa Barbara & Co., Lisbon. Olive oil. Santa Eulalia, Jose Henriques Ferreira Do Olivale, Toboaco. Olive oil. Seixas, Victor amado Da Cunha, Gou- vaes Do Douro. Olive oil. Severino Jor. Jose, Loures. Olive oil. Silva. David Nunesda, Elvas. Olive oil. Silveira, Pedro De Castro Da, Portale- gre. Olive oil. Silveira Proenca, Antonio Lucio, Escal- lae De Baixo. Olive oil. Soriedade D' Agricultura Colonial, Lis- bon. Cocoa. Soeiro, Joaquim Jose, Thomar. Olive oil. Soveral, Dr. Jose D Albuquerque Pi- mentel Vasconcellos, Fornos D Algo- dres. Tarrouca, Jose Marques, Fundao. Olive oil. Taveiro, Visconde De, Santar. Olive oil. Tavlor, Fladgate & leatman, Villa Nova De Gaya. Olive oil. Themido, Antonio Dias, Coimbra. Olive oil. Tierno. Joao Henriques, Elvas. Olive oil. Tondella, Conde De, Fundao. Beans. olive oil. Unial Vinicola Do Dae, Nellas. Olive oil. Veiga, Jose Luiz Da, Montomor-O-Novo. Olive oil. Vieira Jos, Joaquim, Lisbon. Olive oil. Villarinho S. Romao, Visconde De, Por- to. Olive oil. Weinstein, Martin, & Cta, Lisbon. Cof- fee, cocoa. GROUP 85. Bugalho, Jose Antonio. Fundao. Cheese. Cannas, Successores, J. A. Fernandes, Praia D Ancora. Butter. Dias, Francisco Souza, Angra Do Horo- ismo. Butter, sterilized milk. Empreza Adolpho C. Burnay. Limitada, Sa-nta Cruz, l^^niclial. Butter. Ferreira, Adriano Rodrigues, Penafiel. Butter. Grjllo. Caetano Jose, Castello De Paiva. Butter. Marquez Da Praia E De Monforte, Du- arte, Loures. Butter. Martins, Jeronymo, & Filho, Lisbon. Cheese. Souza & Tavares, Funchal. Butter. Tondella, Conde Do, Fundao. Cheese. PORTUGAL. 283 GROUP 87. 3elem. Silvestre Correa, Lisbon. Flours. ^ompania Elvense De Moagens A Va- por, Elvas. Flour, Italian pastes. ;;;ompanhia Portugueza De Moagem, Lis- bon. Italian pastes. :o3ta & Irmao, Portalegre. Flour and derivative products, Italian pastes. Ramazotti, Carlos, Lisbon. Various flours. GROUP 89. Mccbia, J., Lisbon. Dried and preparea fruits, fruits in glass. Mmeida, Jose Duarte D., Silves. Dried figs. Pdves & Fragoso, Setubal. Preserved fish. A^mtam, Albrahao, Faro. Dried figs. /Vscensao. Antonio, Setubal. Preserved fish. /^vila & Pinto, Faro. Dried figs. Azeda, Antonio. Setubal. Preserved fish. Barbosa, Eduardo Fernandes, Setubal. Preserved fish Barrosa, Antonio Gomes Da Silva, Villa Nova De Gaia. Preserved vegetables. Bastos, Frederico Mendes De, Villa No- va De Portimao. Dried figs. Brito, M. A., & Com Ta, Lisbon. Pre- served meat, preserved fish, preserved vegetables. Cabrita & Ca., Mascaronhas Ramalho, Silves. Preserved fish. Cancio, Joao Marques, Setubal. Pre- served fish. Candido & Ca, Pedre Jose. Villa Real De Ste. Antonia. Preserved fish. Cardozo, Henrique Marques, Elvas. Pre- served vegetables, preserved fruit. Chibert & Ca., G., Setubal. Preserved fish. Chrispim & Galvao. Dried figs. Christina & Quintas, Olhao. Preserved fish. Claro, Henrique Antonio Vidal, Setubal. Preserved fish. Companhia Nacional De Conservas, Lis- bon. Preserved meat, preserved fish, preserved vegetables, fruits in tins and in glass. Cooperativa Uniao Lacobrigense, Lagos. Preserved fish. Cordeiro & Com Ta, Lagos. Preserved fish. Costa, Benzinhos & Ribeiros, Setubal. Preserved fish Costa & Carvalho, Setubal. Preserved fish. Cniz & Ca, Centenos, Villa Real De Sto Antonio. Preserved fish. Ferreira Mariz & Ca, Setubal. Preserved fish. Feu Hermanos, Portimao. Preserved fish Fialho, J. A. Judice, Faro. Preserved fish. Garrec & Ca, Ferdinand, Setubal. Pre- served fish. Gom.es, Meneres & Ca, Limitada, Ovar. Preserved meat, preserved fish, pre- served vegetables, fruits in tins and in glass. Concalves & Corvalho, Elvas. Preserved vegetables, dried figs. Gozo, Amanzio, Olhao. Preserved fish. Guerra, Jose Da Conceicao, & Irmao, Elvas. Preserved vegetables, dried figs, olives. Industrial Lacorbrigense, A., Lagos. Judice, Pedro Paulo De Mascarenhas, Silves. Dried figs. Judice, A. J., & Irmao, Mexilhosira Da Carregacao. Dried figs, preserved fish. Jullien, Firmin, Setubal. Preserved fish. Landeiro & Filho, Lagos. Dried figs. Lopes Coelho Dias & Ca, Limitada, Mat- tosinhos. Preserved meat, preserved fish, preserved oysters, shrimps, etc., preserved fruits, preserved vegetables. ■ Maecarenhas Judice, A. De, Lagoa. Pre- served fish. Mendonca, J. & F., Olhao. Dried figs. Natividade & Ca, Alcobaca. Preserved fruits. Oliveira. Jose Joaquim Correa D., Lis- bon. Dried and prepared fruits. Parreira, Joas Jose De Mattos, Tavira. Dried figs. Penteado, E., Faro. Dried figs. Pereira, Francisco Jose, Setubal. Pre- served fish. Pereira, Joao Luiz, Lisbon. Dried and prepared fruits. Pimenta, Jose Maria Dantas, Torres No- vas. Figs. Piteira, H. A. D. A. Andrade, Setubal. Preserved fish. Provisorio, Antonio Do Carmo, Villa No- va De Portimao. Dried figs. Ramirez & Ca, Villa Real De Sto An- tonio. Preserved fish. Ramos, Antonio De Souza, Tavira. Dried figs. Riberio & Aguas, Figueira Da Foz. Pre- served fish. Rosario, Francisco Andre Do, Tavira. Dried figs. Sablo, Luiz Agusto Camacho, Tavirra. Dried figs. Salvacao, Manoel Joaquim Duarte, Bar- cellos. Dried figs. Sant' Anna, Hemrique Alves De, Setubal. Preserved fish. 284 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Santos & Mendonca, Lisbon. Preserved fish, dried figs. Sociedade Mercantil S. Joao, Lagos. Pre- served fish. Souza, Antonio Luiz De, Lisbon. Pre- served fish. Sovar, Manocel Cassio, & Ca, Lagos. Pre- served fish. Tierno, Toas Henriques, Elvas. Fruits in glasses. Uniao Lacobrigense, Lagos. Preserved fish. Villarinho & Sobrinho, Silves. Dried figs. GROUP 90. Alcobia, J., Lisbon. Confectionery. Almeida, Jose Duarte D., Silves. Vine- gar. Brito & Com Ta. M. A., Lisbon. Mus- tard. Bui-fcuete, Francisco Xavier, Albrantes. Vinegar. Companhia Agricola Do Dande, Lisbon. Sugar. Companhia Nacional De Conservas, Lis- bon. Preserves, jellies, etc. Guesdes, Filippe Moraes, Porto. Vine- gar. Iniguer, Antonio Joaquim, Lisbon. Cho- colates and cocoa in powder. Natividade & Ca, Alcobaca. Stewed fruits, etc. Nunes, Luiz Fortunato D Assumpoao, Elvas. Vinegar. Oliveira, Jose Joaquim Correa D., Lis- bon. Confectionery. Oliveira & Ca. Lisbon. Sugar. Pereira, Jose Luiz, Lisbon. Confection ery. Real Companhia Dos Vinhos Do Porto, Porto. Vinegar. Sousa, Fernando Borges De, Azambuja. Vinegar. Themido, Antonio Dias, Coimbra. Vine- gar. GROUP 91. Companhia Portugueza De Cervejas, Lis- bon. Carbonated waters. GROUP 92. Adega Regional de Ent^e Douro, Coim- bra. Wine. Adega Social De Carcavellos, Carcavel- los. White wine. Albuquerque, Manoel D., Porto. Wine. Almeida, Constantino D., Villa Nova De Cava. Wine. Almeida Valle & Ca, A. Nicolau D Villa Nova De Gaya. Various wines. Andresen, J. H , Successores, Porto. Wine, brandy. Anjos, Carlos Pecquet Ferrevia Dos, Lis- bon. Wine. Araujo, Eduardo Veiga D, Sacavem. Wines. Araujo, Eduardo Velloeo D, Guimares Sparkling wine. Araujo & Henriques, Funchal. Maderia wine. Associacao Vinicola Da Bairrada, An- adia. Wine, sparkling wine. Azevedo, Joao Carlos D, Bucellas. Red and white wine. Barbudo, Joas Francisco, Portimao. Wine. Barrosa, Antonio Gomes Da Silva, Villa Nova De Gaya. \Vine. Bastos, Mancel Goncalves, & Ca, Limit- ada. Villa Nova De Gaya. Port wine and ordinary wines. Belford, Joaquim Gomes De Souza, Tor- res Vedras. Red and white wine. Boalma Jor. (Jose Duarte), Tambujal. Wine. Boavida, Dr. Antonio Jose, Fundao. Wine. Borges & Irmao, Porto. Various wines. Britto, Joao De, Lisbon. V/ine. Burquette, Francisco Xavier, Abrantes. Wine. Calem, A. A., 8c Fo. Porto. Port wine. Canhoto, Antonio Martins, Lisbon. Wine. brandy. Cardoeo, Antonio Rodrigues, Porto. Port wine. Cardozo, Jose Emygdio De Souza, Am- arante. Red and white wine. Cardozo Junior, Joao, Villa Nova De Fa- malicao. WMne. Carvalho, Joas Marques De, Chamusca. White wine. Catalao, Joao Nave, Covilha. Wine, brandy. Ca^aleiro, Antonio Roberto Rodrigues, Valada. Red and white wine. Christina, Successores, Antonio, Lagoa. Wine. Christino, Antonio Jose De Souza, Villa Nova De Famalicao. Various wines. Companhia Da:^ Lezirias Do Tojo E Sa- do Lisbon. WMne. Companhia Portugueza De Cervejas, Lis- bon. Brandy. Conceicao, Luiz Gomes Da, Funchal. Ma- deira wine. Corvaceira, Albino Rodrigues Cardozo, S. Rartholomeu Da Charmeca. Wine. Cossart Gordon & Ca, Funchal. Madeira wine. _^ Costa, Antonio Jacome Da, Atalaya ue Gaviao. Wine. Costa, Manoel, Collares. Red and whitf wine. PORTUGAL. 285 osta, Fonseca, & Ca, Successores, Lis- bon. Various wines. auto & Pimenta, Porto. Various wines, unha, Cypriano Augusto Da, Porto. Port wine. ;unha (Caspar Mackado de Mouras). Sta. Martha De Penaquiao. Wine. lias & Com Ta, Fonseca, Villa Nova De Gaya. Various wines. >ias, Jorgo Rorigues, Villa Real Dests Antonio. Brandy. Impreza Vinicola De Salvaterra, Lisbon. Various wines. 'aria, Oliveira &c., Porto. Port wine and madeira wine. 'erraz, F. F.. Funchal. Madeira wine, 'erreira, Manoel, Funchal. Madeira wine. 'enerheed Jor, Dch. Matths, & Ca, Vil- la Nova De Gaya. Port wine. 'igueiredo, Alexandre De Souza, Faro. Various wines. 'igueiredo, Antonio Luiz, Lisbon. Red and white wine. ormosinho, Joao Martins, Lagoa. Wine. Yeire, A., Bucellas. Wines. Yeire, Joao Jose, Silves. W^ine. romes Da Silva, Viuva De Jose, & Fos, Collares. Red and white wine. roncalves & Corvlho, Elvas. Wine, louveia, Jose Baptista D Almeida, Fun- dao. Wine. iuedes, Filippe Moraes, Porto. Various wines, sparklino- wine. lUedes, Miguel De Souza, Porto. Port wine. luerra, Francisco Salles Da, Borba. Wine. luimaraes. Dr. Manoel De Castro, Lis- bon. Red and white wine. lunt, Toope, Teage & Co., Villa Nova De Gaya. Port wine. orge, Thomaz Da Silva, Lisbon. Red and white wine. udice, A. J., & Irmaos, Mexilkoeira Da Carrogacao. Red wine. .andeau & Com' Ta R Villa Nova De Gaya. Wine. -.eite, Mancel Novaes, Barcellos. Red wine. ^iga Agricola Da Regiao De, Torres Vedras. Red and white wine, ^ima, Joao, Lisbon. Red wine, -irxd & Couto. Porto. Port wine, clones, Joaquim, Caetano Da Cunha Pereira, IVToreirn Do Lima. Wine. ■'Obo, Antonio D'Abreu Da Gama, Nel- las. Wines. -uz, Luis. Crouche. Various wines, vlacieira, Jose Guilherme. & Ca, Lisbon. Various wines, red and white sweet wine, brandy. Mackado Jose Castano, Fanhoes. Wine. Magalhaes, Antonio Malkeiro Pereira De, Braga. Wine. Magalhaes, Jose Eduardo Raposo De, Alcobaca. Various wines. Marquez Da Praia E De Monforte, Du- arte, Loures. White wine, brandy. Martins & Ca, Villa Nova De Gaya. Port wine. Mascarenhas, Gregorio Nunes, Silves. Various wines. Mendonca, J. & F., Olhao. Wine. Meneres & Ca, Mattosinhos. Port wine. Mesquita, Joao Ribeiro De, Villa Nova De Gaya. Port wine. Monteiro, Nareiso, Alcobaca. Wines. Moreno, Alfredo Folgado, Corucke. Wine. Motta, Antonio Abel Da, Villa Verde. Wine. Mourao & Macedos, Villa Nova De Gaya. Port wine and ordinary wine. Muaze, Antonio De Padua Ferreira, Por- to. Port wine. Nobre, D. Maria Jose Dick Bandeira, Collares. Red wine. Oliveira Soares, Jose Antonio De, Evora. Wine. Oliveira & Filho, Villa Nova De Gaya. Wine, brandy. Parreira, Joao Jose De Mattos, Tavira. Wine. Patrocinio, Jose Antonio Do, Marvilla. Red and white wine. Pereira, Domingos Dias, Carcavellos. White wine. Pereira Silva & Ca, Lisbon. Red and white wine. Pinhel, Conde De, Lisbon. Red and white wine. Pinho, Mancel Rodrigues, Carcavellos. Red and white wine. Pombal, Marquez De, Lisbon. Red and white wine. Provisorio, Antonio De Carmeo, Villa Nova De Portimao. Wine. Ramos Pinto, Adriano, & Ca, Villa Nova De Gaya. Port wine. Real Companhia Dos Vinhos Do Porto Porto. Port wines, brandy. Real Companhia Vinicola Do Norte De Portugal, Porto. Port wine, sparkling wine. Reis, Dr. Jose Caetamo Henriques Dos, Santar. Wines. Reis, Joao Isidro Dos, Chamusca. Wine. Ribeiro Dos Santos & Goncalves, Villa Nova De Gaya. Wines. Ribeiro, A. Antello, Irmao & Ca, Porto. Port wine. Rocha Leao, Antonio Da, Porto. Vari- ous wines. 286 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. Rocha Leao & Ca. (F. Da), Villa Nova De Gaya. Wine. Romariz, A. R., & Fos, Villa Nova De Gaya. Wines. Rosa, Joaquim Augusto Tessoa D'Am- orim, Thomar. Wines. Rosario, Francisco Andre Do, Tavira. Wines. Sablo, Luiz Augusto Camacho, Tavira. Wines. Sanches, Dr. Vicente Jose Duarte, Al- cains. Wine. Sandeman & Co., Villa Nova De Gaya. Port wines. Sant' Anna Moneol Diaz, Montemor-o- Novo. P.randy. Santa Barbara & Ca. Lisbon. Wine. Santos, Camillo A. Dos, Lisbon. Brandy. Santos, Jose Da Silva, Leiria. Red wine. Santos Jor, A. Pinho Dos, & Ca., Villa Nova De Gaya. Various wines. Silva Castano Pinho da. Villa Nova De Gaya. Wine. Silva, Leandro Jose Da, Coimbra. Brandy. Silva, Miguel Coelho Da, Lamego. Wine. Silva Carnoiro & Ca., Villa Nova De Gaya. Brandy. Silva Nogueira & Co., A., Villa Nova De Gaya. Wine. Silveira, Manoel Joaquim Da & Fos, Faro. Wine, sweet wine. Simeos, Jose Luiz, Lisbon, Wine. Simeos, Mancel, Ericeira. Wine. Smith, Woodhouse & Co., Villa Nova De Gaya. Wine. Societe Torlades, Lisbon. Wines. Souza, Joao Antonio Do, Braga. Red and white wine. Souza, Jose Maria Do, Lanhose. Red wine. Spratley & Ca., Guilherme Da Silva, Lis- hon. Various wines. Stormonth Tait, Villa Nova De Gaya, Port wine. Stuve & Ca., W., Porto. Port wine. Taveiro, Visconde De, Santar. Wine. Tavlor, Fladgate & Leatman, Villa Nova De Gaj^a. Wine. Themido, Antonio Dias, Coimbra. Wine, brandy, liqueurs. Trindade, Joaquim De Mendonca E. Mel- lo, Tavira. Wine. Uniao Ciniceola Do Dao, Nellas. Va- rious wines. Valente, Costa & Com'ta, Villa Nova De Gaya. Wine. Valente, Jose Daniel, Alemquer. Red wine. Valle Filho & Genro, Lamego, Spark- ling wine. Vasconcellos, Cesar De, Tureifal, Red wine. Veiga, Jose Luiz Da, Montemor-o-Nove. Wine. Velloso & Tait, Villa Nova De Gaya. ■ Wine. Vieira & Vieira, Sanguinhal, Wine, : brandy. '• Villarinho S, Romoeo, Visconde De, : Porto. Wine. Viuva Abudarham & Fos, Funchal. Ma- deira wines Warre & Co,, Villa Novo de Gaya, ; Wine. I Welsh Brothers, Funchal, Maderia ] wines. i Wiese & Khrohn, Porto, Port wine, I GROUP 93, Almeida, Jose Duarte D, Silves, Dis- 1 tilled spirits I Almeida, Jose Firmino D,, Braga. Li- I queur. } Alvarez, Pedro Fernandes, Villa Real De : Sto Antonio. Distilled spirits. \ Cardozo Junior, Joas, Villa Nova De Famalicao. Distilled spirits. , Christina Successores, Antonio Jose Da f Silva, Lagoa. Distilled spirits. | Companhia Portugueza De Cervejas, Lis- I bon. Syrups. , Fabrica Ancora, Lisbon, Syrups and liqueurs. , Formosinho, Joao Martins, Lagoa. Dis- tilled spirits. Guedes, Luiz, Albrantes, Distilled spir- its. Guerreiro & Fos, Silves, Distilled spirits. Judice, A,, & Ca., Portimao, Liqueurs, : Silva, Leandro Jose Da, Coimbra, Syrups and liqueurs, distilled spirits. Silva Carneiro & Ca„ Villa Nova De ' Gaya. Syrups and ' liqueurs, distilled spirits. ' Silveira, Manoel Joaquim Da & Fos, [ Faro. Distilled spirits. Themido, Antonio Dias, Coimbra, Dis- tilled spirits ! GROUP 94 Companhia Portugueza De Cervejas, Lisbon. Beer. Garcia, Successores, Domingos Moreira, Lisbon. Beer. GROUP 95. Companhia Agricola Do Dande, Lisbon. Vegetable fibers, coconote, palm oil. Companhia das Lezirias do Tejo e Sado, Lisbon. Wool. Companhia Uniao Fabril, Lisbon. Va- rious oils. ROUMANIA— RUSSIA— SAN SALVADOR. 287 liveira & Ca., Lisbon. Cotton, coco- note, palm oil. eiga, Jose Luiz Da, Montemor-o-Nove. Wool GROUP 96. urguete, Francisco Xavier, Abrantes. Honey. ampanhia Das Lezirias Do, Tejo E Sado, Lisbon. Honey. Costa, Antonio Jacome Da, Atalaya De Gaviao. Honey. Lobato, Domingos Rodrigues, Idanha-A- Nova. Honey. Tavares Fos, Joaquim D' Oliveira. Car- digos. Wax. Terreira, Joaquim Duarte. Lisbon. In- secticides. Weinstein, Martin, & Cta. Lisbon. Wax. ROUMANIA. LOCATION: BLOCK 142, AISLE 16. (Unofficial Representation.) Confectionery. GROUP 90. ibitay, A., Braila. Confectionery. RUSSIA. OCATION: INSTALLED IN RUSSIAN VARIED INDUSTRIES BUILDING. Tobacco, Tea, Candies. GROUP 81. ogdanoff, St. Petersburg. Cigarettes. uruntscha, Wilna (Litania). Cigarettes. oloboff & Bobroff, St. Petersburg. Rus- sian tobacco and cigarettes of Crimean tobacco. GROUP 90. Epfinioff, Kiew. Candies. Popoff, K. & S., Moscow. Russian tea. Warsaw Confectionery Co., Warsaw, Po- land. Marmalades and candies. GROUP 91. Lamin, Moscow. Fruit and berry waters. SAN SALVADOR, LOCATION: BLOCK 6g. Coffee. GROUP 84. in Salvador, Government of. Coffee green and roasted. 288 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. SIAM. LOCATION: BLOCK 107. AISLES: A-13. Agricultural Implements, Vegetable Products, Tobacco, Cotton, Silk Worms. GROUP 79. Ayuthia Committee. Agricultural imple- ments. Champawn Committee. Agricultural Im- plements. Isarn Committee. Agricultural Imple- ments. Nakon Rachasima Committee. Agricul- tural implements. Nakon Sawan Committee. Agricultural implements. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Agri- cultural Implements, cutters and sugar mills. Pachim Committee. Sugar mill. Petchaboon Committee. Agricultural implements. Pitsanuloke Committee. Sugar mill. Puket Committee. Agricultural Imple- ments. Ratburi Committee. Agricultural imple- ments, plows and harrows. Udawn Committee. Agricultural imple- ments, sugar mill GROUP 84. Ayuthia Committee. Rice. Champawn Committee. Rice. Guan Tit Lee, Bangkok. Rice, Hai Gee, Bangkok. Cardamum (best) and cardamimi (bastard), vegetables. Isarn Committee. Rice. Seeds, vegeta- bles. Kim Cheng & Co., Bangkok. Rice. Koh Hong Lee, Bangkok. Rice. Koh Mah Wah & Co., Bangkok. Rice. Kwang Huat, Bangkok. Cardamum (bastard). Lau Chong Min, Bangkok. Rice. Lee Cheng Chan, Bangkok. Rice. Maclean & Co., Bangkok. Rice. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Rice, maize and millet, vegetables. Nguan Yoo Tai, Banglcok. Rice. Ratburi Committee. Glutinous rice, on- ions and garlic. Udawn Committee. Maize, vegetables. GROUP 81. Commission, Royal. Tobacco and cigar- ettes. Isarn Committee. Manufactured tobac- co. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. To- bacco, manufactured tobacco. Petchaboon Committee. Tobacco, man- ufactured tobacco. Ratburi Committee. Tobacco, manufac- tured tobacco, tobacco leaf and seed. Udawn Committee. Tobacco. GROUP 90. Chantaboon Committee. Pepper. Commission, Royal. Sugars. Hai Gee, Bangkok. Pepper and basil seed. Koh Hong Lee, Bangkok. Cardamums and pepper. Maclean & Co., Bangkok. White pepper. Nakow Sri Tamarat Committee. Carda- mums. Pachim Committee. Cardamums. Petchaboon Committee. Cardamums. Puket Committee. Pepper. Ratburi Committee. Chillies. Udawn Committee. Cardamums. GROUP 93. Royal. Spirits distilled Commission, from rice. GROUP 95- Hai Gee, Bangkok. Teelseed. Isarn Committee. Teelseed, cotton fibers, raw cotton. Koh Hong Lee, Bangkok. Raw cotton. Nakon Sawan Committee. Raw cotton. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Cotton fibres, teelseed. GROUP 96. Hai Gee, Bangkok. Sticklac. Isarn Committee. Apparatus for rearing silk worms. Koh Hong Lee, Bangkok. Sticklac. Maclean & Co., Bangkok. Sticklac. Nakon Sawan Committee. Appliances for rearing silk worms. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Bees- wax sticklac. Pachim Committee ing silk worms. Ratburi Committee ing silk worms. Sericulture Department. Mulberry leaves Udawn Committee. Sticklac. Apparatus for rear Appliances for rear- SIAM— SOUTH AFRICA— SPAIN— SWEDEN— SWITZERLAND. 289 SOUTH AFRICA. UNOFFICIAL REPRESENTATION. Insects. Meyer, Ltd., Pretoria Transvaal. Collec- tion of insects. SPAIN. LOCATION: BLOCK 121, AISLES C-14. Olive Oil, Wines, Brandies. GROUP 84. Carbonnell & Co., Cordoba. Olive oil. GROUP 89. Puzini, Hermanos, Cordoba. Preserved orange blossoms and leaves. GROUP 92. Fernandez, Manuel & Co., Jerez De La Frontera. Sherry wines, sherry quina tonic. Terry, Fernando A De, & Co., St. Mary's. Port, brandies. SWEDEN. Syrups and Liqueurs and Fermented Beverages — Dairy Appliances. GROUP 85. Ecklund, Ingenior E., Stockholm. Cheese holders. Block 55, Aisle A. GROUP 93- Tegner & Wilcken, Stockholm. Arrac; Caloric punch. GROUP 94. Aktiebolaget, H. E., Carlstens Porter- bryggeri, Stockholm. Porter. SWITZERLAND. LOCATION. BLOCK 142, AISLE 16. Confectionery and Fermented Beverages. GROUP 86. Dufour & Co., Thai. Bolting cloth. GROUP 90. Jalla Peters, Vowey. Milk chocolate. GROUP 94. Locher, Gebruder, Appenzel. Beer. Wydler, Albert, Zurich. Bolting cloth. 290 DEPARTMENT H— AGRICULTURE. TURKEY. LOCATION: BLOCK 69, CENTER AISLE. (Unofficial Representation.) Confectionery. GROUP 90. Stratigos, A. Th., Smyrna. Confection- ery. URUGUAY. LOCATION: BLOCK 69, CENTER AISLE. (Unofficial Representation.) Preserved Meats. GROUP 89. Souza Imenes y Cia., Montevideo. Li- quid meat. VENEZUELA. LOCATION: VENEZUELA SECTION, PALACE OF FORESTRY, FISH AND GAME, GROUP 81. Bermanos, Volcan, Caracas. Tobacco. Braschi & Hijos, Valencia. Tobacco. Estate of Falcon. Tobacco. Escorihuela, J. M., Carabobo. Tobacco. Gonzales, P. M., Caracas. Tobacco. Guerrero, F. De P. Co., ' Caracas. To- bacco, cigars and cigarettes. Hermanos, Bolcan, Caracas. Tobacco, cigars and cigarettes. Morales, Perez, Caracas. Tobacco. Perez & Morales, Caracas. Tobacco, cigars and cigarettes. Schemel, F. & Co., Maracaibo. To- bacco, cigars and cigarettes. Vollmer, Gustave, Carabobo. Tobacco. GROUP 84. Angarita, San Chistobal. Coffee. Arias Hermanos, San Cassimiro. Cof- fee. Blanco, Guzman, Chuas. Cocoa. Blanco, Guzman, Purmero. Coffee. Carcano, Ramon, San Sebastian. Cof- fee. Contretas, H., Pachira. Coffee. Dissel, Van, Santa Ana. Coffee. Escorihuela, J. M., Las Fricheras. Cof- fee. Fensohn, Rivas, El Volcan. Coffee. Fonseca, R., Ocumare. Cocoa. Guerra, Ramon; San Casimiro. Coffee. Guzman, Blanco, Chuao. Cocoa. Guzman, Blanco, Turmero. Coffee. Henriquez, R., Rio Grande. Coffee. Hermanos, Arias, San Cassimiro. Cof- fee. Hermanos Bertrand, Gustire. Coffee. Hermanos, Eraso, Palomas. Coffee. Hermanos, Giron, Rio Chico. Cocoa. Hidalgo, Diego, Sancasimiro. Coffee. Martinez, J. B., Capaya. Coffee. Mayz, Fco, Caracas. Coffee. Nicolai, E., Gustire. Coffee. Requena, Rodolfo, San Casimiro. Cof- fee. TURKEY— URUGUAY— VENEZUELA. 291 ;ucre, M. Castillo, San Casimiro. Cof- fee. lupervie, M. Rodriquez, Chichiriviche. Coffee. Jnited States of Venezuela. Collec- tive exhibit of wheat, barley, maize, beans, peas, cocoa and coflfee. ^ollner, Gustavo, Aragua. Coffee. lamard, J. M., San Casimiro. Coffee. GROUP 90. {riceno, S., Los Andes. Preserves. 'arbonera, Guatire. Sugar, ""ullie & Co., Caracas. Chocolate, iernaiz, M., Juan Diaz. Sugar, lerrera, M. M., Caracas. Coffee, ^erez, H. T., Tocuyo. Sugar, ^us, Luis, Caracas. Chocolate, riapichita, Guatire. Sugar. GROUP 92. Csturiz, J. B., Guatire. Sweet wine, tfonello, Pi., Caracas. Sweet wine. GROUP 93. Cia Destiladora De ZuUa. Rum. Gil, L. Dominguez, Caracas. Bitters. Compania Destiladora De Zulia. Rum. Gonzales, E., Caracas. Punch liquors. Hermanos Delgado, Caracas. Rum. Hernandez, M. V., Caracas. Bitters. Osorio, M. M., Caracas. Rum. Pulido, Vila De Cura. Rum. Siegert, Monch Cindad, Bolivar. Bitters. GROUP 95. Lameda, Jesus, Caracas. Collective ex- hibit of vegetable fibers of all kinds, oil producing plants, plants contain- ing tannin, plants containing dyes, gum and resin plants, medicinal plants, aromatic plants. OFFICIAL CATALOGUE OF EXHIBITORS •5p* JNIVERSAL EXPOSITION ST. LOUIS, U.S.A. 1904 DIVISION OK KXHIBITS FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director Department J HORTICULTURE FREDERIC W. TAYLOR, Chief REVISED EDITION PUBLISHED FOR THE COMMITTEE ON PRESS AND PUBLICITY BY THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY (INC.) ST. LOUIS, 1904 COPYRIGHT, 1904, BY THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMPANY. FOR THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY. PREFACE. A modern Universal Exposition well might be called an encyclopedia of Dciety, as it contains, in highly specialized array, society's words and works. t is a collection of the wisdom and achievements of the world, brought )gether for the inspection of the world, for examination and study by its xperts. It constitutes a compact, classified, indexed compendium available )r ready reference of the achievements and ideas of society in all phases of :s activities, extending to the most material as well as to the most refined. The Catalogue of such a Universal Exposition is, therefore, perhaps the lost comprehensive and representative contemporary record of the progress nd condition of the human race that may be devised. It is a succinct and iithentic record of the exhibits of the Exposition, which are the evi- ences of the capacity and performance in all lines, intellectual, social and idustrial, of all of the peoples of the world. The value of such a document Qd its significance, socially and commercially, are incalculable. It is an pitome of the capacity and promises of mankind, while being at the same me a roll of honor — a certified register of those individuals and institutions hich are taking active part in the life of the world to-day. Frederick J. V. Skiff, Director of Exhibits. INTRODUCTION. NSTALLATION OF EXHIBITS, DEPARTMENT OF HORTICULTURE. Bv FREDERIC W. TAYLOR. CHIEF OF DEPARTMENT. The installation in Horticulture is different from that undertaken a any other Exposition. The central portion of the Palace of Horticulture i reserved for low or table exhibits. This is 200 feet square. The other in stallation is high and ornamental and surrounds the central feature, tb -effect being that the whole center of the structure, comprising four acres presents to the visitor one mass of fruit, the greatest collection ever seen i: America. The orchardist and fruit grower is particularly interested in series of exhibits which are being made for comparisons. That is to say that the Ben Davis apple, for instance, is being exhibited in one group by ever State that produces it, and so on through the list of commercial apples. Thi affords an easy means of comparing the same fruit grown in the different sec tions of the United States, and shows the effect of soil, climate, altitude, etc. upon it. This includes, of course, coloring, size and flavor of the fruit. Such study must be of great interest to those interested in the production of fruit fc market purposes. There are also notable collections of nuts, grapes, plum; peaches and pears which are arranged in the most artistic manner. Outside exhibits of plants and flowering shrubs, add to the natur: beauty of gardens on Agricultural Hill. Eh O h-l o w o H O <1 J <1 Pu ^ P O o HOW TO LOCATE AN EXHIBIT. HE Palace of Horticulture, a ground plan of which accompanies this cata- logue, shows the arrangement of the building in blocks, with aisles, tered and numbered. Blocks are numbered, and over each block is ipended a large sign which indicates the number of the block beneath. In jry case possible the location of the Domestic exhibitor by block and aisle given. Foreign and State exhibits are located by block and aisle mdaries. INDEX. Page Page ited States 12 Montana 32 ifornia 17 Nebraska 33 orado 18 Nevada 33 inecticut 21 New Mexico 33 ho 21 New York 34 nois 22 North Carolina 36 liana 23 Oregon 36 nsas 24 Pennsylvania 36 ntucky 25 Rhode Island 37 lisiana 25 Texas 37 ryland 25 Washington 38 :higan 26 Wisconsin 38 anesota 27 Wyoming 39 ssouri 28 FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Page Page jentine 39 Haiti 42 stria 39 Italy 42 izil 40 Japan 43 ■ Ion 40 Mexico 43 ilia 40 Nicaragua 44 ;ta Rica 40 Portugal 45 t)a 41 vSiam 45 ince 41 South Africa 45 ?at Britain 42 DEPARTMENT OF HORTICULTURE. CLASSIFICATION OF EXHIBITS. GROUP 105. I APPLIANCES AND METHODS OF POMOLOGY, VITICULTURE, FLORI CULTURE AND ARBORICULTURE. ! ^ Cla.ss 622. Tools for gardeners and nurserymen: Spades, picks, hoes, lawn mowj ers, garden rollers. Tools for pruning, grafting, gathering, packiii); and transporting produce; pruning and grafting knives, ladders. Wa' tering apparatus. Spraying apparatus and insecticides. j y Class 623. Apparatus and objects for ornamenting gardens: Vases, pots, chair.'j ^ seats, fountains, labels, etc. (See Department D, Group 41.) 1 /Class 624. Glass houses and their accessories: Heating apparatus, mattings, etij ' -Class 625. Aquariums, ferneries, etc., for use in dwellings. Class 626. Landscape architecture: Plans, drawings, models, books, pictures, etc, I GROUP 106. ! I APPLIANCES AND METHODS OF VITICULTURE. Class 627. Types of buildings used in connection with viticulture. { Class 628. Implements used in the culture of the vine: implements for deep plow- ing; vine plows, hoes, tools for grafting, pruning, gathering, etc. Class 629. Collections of vines. Class 630. Appliances for vineyards, wine sheds and cellars. Vehicles; grap' pickers; wine presses, etc. Class 631. Methods of wine-making. Appliances and materials for preservin; wines. Ferments. Class 632. Diseases of vines and methods of checking them. GROUP 107. POMOLOGY. Class 633. Pomaceous and stone fruits: Apples, pears, quinces, cherries, plunv. peaches, apricots, nectarines, etc. Class 634. Citrus fruits: Oranges, lemons, limes, shaddocks, pomelos, etc. Class 635. Tropical and sub-tropical fruits: Pineapples, bananas, guavas, mango;: tamarinds, figs, olives, sapodillas, etc. Class 636. Small fruits: Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, dewberries, goose berries, currants, etc. Class 637. Nuts: Almonds, chestnuts, filberts, pecans, hickorynuts, walnuts, ft' Class 638. Casts and models of fruits in wax, plaster, etc. GROUP 108. TREES, SHRUBS, ORNAMENTAL PLANTS AND FLOWERS. Class 639. Ornamental standard trees, seedlings or grafted. Class 640. Ornamental shrubs, deciduous or evergreen. Class 641. Plants for the park or for the garden. Bulbs and bulbous plants. B' tanical specimeos. 10 ss 642. Herbaceous plants grown in open ground: Dahlias, chrysanthemums, etc ss 643. Masses and baskets of flowers. Bouquets of natural flowers. Wax or other imitations of plants, leaves or flowers. GROUP 109. PLANTS OF THE CONSERVATORY. 5s 644. Specimens of culture used in different countries for use or for ornament. ss 645. Forced culture of vegetables and fruits; specimens of products. ss 646. Specimens and varieties cultivated for ornament; plants from houses of moderate temperature; plants from hot-houses. GROUP no. SEEDS AND PLANTS FOR GARDENS AND NURSERIES. ss 647. Collections of seeds of vegetables, plants and trees. ss 64S. Young trees, seedlings or grafted. Plants and flowers grown for per- fumes or extracts. GROUP III. ARBORICULTURE AND FRUIT CULTURE. ss 649. Ornamental trees and shrubs. Methods of propagating, growing, train- ing, pruning, etc. ss 650. Fruit trees. Methods of propagating, planting, growing, training, prun- ing, etc. ss 651. The vine: Methods of propagating, planting, training, pruning, etc. ss 652. Small fruits: Strawberries, blackberries, raspberries, etc. Methods of propagating, growing, transplanting, training, etc. 11 Department J Horticulture. UNITED STATES. Appliances and Methods of Pomology, Floriculture and Arboricultun! GROUP 105. APPLICATIONS AND METHODS, Location: Blocks i, 2, 3, 19, 21, 22, 4, 27, 6, 4, 32, and Outdoors on Agri- culture Hill. 17. California, State of, San Francisco, Cal. Appliances, etc., of pomology, viticulture, etc. Block 2, 3, ig, 21, lialf of 22, and half of i. Clauss Shear Co., Fremont, O. Prun- ing shears and budding knives. In- stalled in Block 90, Palace of Agricul- ture. 89. Dust Sprayer Mfg. Co., Kansas City, Mo. Hand-power dust-spraying machines. Block 28, west wing. 32. Galloway, William, Philadelphia, Pa. Terra cotta for garden and house decoration. Block 28, west wing. 31, Goulds Manufacturing Co., The, Seneca Falls, N. Y. Spray pumps. Block 27, west wing. No. 16 Murray St., New York City. Hallock, D. Y. & Sons, York, Pa.. Or- chard cultivators and grass seeders. West wing. 36. James Norman S. B., London, Eng- land. Photos and literature connected with Henry Shaw School. Block 56, (wall space). 22. Johnston Harvester Company, Ba- tavia, N. Y. Harrows. Block 6, west wing. 83. Olinger, J. J. New York.. Trans- planters and fertilizers. Block i (part), west wing. 23. Parlin & Orendorff Company, Can- ton, 111. Plows and cultivators. Block 4, west wing. 33. Read, Frank B., New York City, Apple barrel caps, cushions, etc. Block 32, west wing. Robert E. Woodson, St. Louis, Mo. Nut-cracking machine. Block 26 (part of), west wing. The following exhibits showing the ap pliances and methods of Pomology Viticulture, Floriculture and Arbori culture, "used by the Department," ar installed on Agriculture Hill: 65. Allen, S. L. & Co., Philadelphia, Pai Cultivators for garden and orcharq 66. American Steel & Wire Co., Chica go, 111. Wire fencing. 67. Anderson, J. H. & Co., St. Louis ^lo. Hand cultivators. 80. Beaulieu, H. Woodhaven, N. Y| Hose guard. ' Cleveland Lawn Weeder Co., Clevej land, O. Weeders. 68. Clyde Cutlery Co., Clyde, O. Prunj ing shears. I 69 Electric Wheel Co., Quincy, II! One wagon. 70. Fellows, J. B. & Co., Boston, Mass Rotar}' sprinklers. Gray, Howard H., Huntington, Inc Patent lawn sprinkler. ] Simm-ons Hardware Co., St. Louis, Mc Lawn mowers. Simpson, Wrh. Sons, Eddystown, Pi Steam roller and lawn mower. 71, Whitman Agricultural Works, S Louis, Mo. Iron roller. GROUP 107. Pomology. Location:. Blocks 51, 15, 40, 43. 2, 3. i'.' 21, 22, 39, 48, 8, half of 10, and part c 9, 49, 30, 41, and part of 42, 14, 4, 18, 2; 16, 46, 23, 29, 28, 27, 13, 6, 36, 5, 17. 5! II, 34, 32, 33, 26. 18. Arizona, State of. Pomolog] Block 51. I. Arkansas, State of. Pomology Block 15. 17. California, State of. Pomolog]] Blocks 2, 3, 19, 21, half of 22, and ha^ of I. 3. Colorado, State of. Pomology. Bloc, 39 and 48. ^ 12 Connecticut, State Commission. Po- ology. Block 8. half of lo and part Idaho, State of. Pomology. Block Illinois, State of. Pomology. Blocks ). 41 and part of 42. Indiana, State of. Pomology. Block iiith part of 14. Iowa, State of. Pomology. Block Kansas, State of. Pomology. Block Louisiana, State of. Pomology. lock 23. Maine, State of. Pomology. Block Michigan, State of. Pomology. lock 16. Minnesota, State of. Pomology. lock 46. Mississippi, State of. Pomology. lock 23 (part of). Missouri, State of. Pomology. Blocks ), jS, 27, 13 and half of 10. Montana, State of. Pomology. Block 1 (west half). Nebraska State Exhibit. Pomology. lock 6. New Mexico World's Fair Commis- on. Pomology. Block 36. New York, State of. Pomology. locks 40 and 43. North Dakota, State of. Pomology. lock 14. Oklahoma World's Fair Commis- on, Guthrie, Okla. Pomology. Block Oregon, State of. Pomology. Block 7. Rhode Island, State of. Pomology. lock, part of ^7. Tennessee, State of, Nashville, Tenn. 'omnlogy. Block 8 and 11. Texas, State of. Pomology. Block 4- Virginia, State of. Pomology. Block 2 and 33. Washington, State of. Pomology. dock 47. West Virginia, State of. Pomology. dock 24. Wisconsin, State of. Pomology. dock 26. GROUP 108. EES, SHRUBS, ORNAMENTAL PLANTS AND FLOV7ERS. :ation: Blocks 2, 3, ig, 21, 22, 26. California, State of. Ornamental lants and flower.s. Block 2, 3, 19, 21, alf of 22 and half of i. Palm Flower Company, Philadel- hia, Pa. Flowers made of palm ■ ood. Block 26 (part of), e following exhibits of trees, shrubs, rnamental plants and flowers, in Group 108, are installed on Agricul- ture Hill: 78. Alabama Nursery Co., Huntsville, Ala. Shrubs. Sec. 3, Bed C; Sec. s. Bed B; Sec. 7, Bed D. 91. Alexander, J. K., Bridgewater, ]\Iass. Dahlias. Sec. 41. Bed F. 92. Bacon, G. M., De Witt, Ga. Pecan trees. Sec. 37. 93. Barbour, E. H., Lincoln, Neb. Can- nas. Sec. 3^. 40. Bast, G. W., Swinton, Stoddard Co., ]\Io. Ground lilies. Sec. 34. 41. Black, Charles, Hightstown, New Jersev. Seedling maple tree. Sec. 13, Bed C. Black's Dwarf Norway Maple. This makes a perfect globe without pruning, and when covered with dense foliage is very beautiful. 42. Blair & Kaufman, Kansas City, Mo. Rhus typhina. Sec. 13, Bed F. 43. Brown, Peter, Lancaster, Pa. Pan- sies. Sec. 18. Bed 1. Brand, O. F. & Son, Faribault, Minn. Paeonias. Special cut flower exhibit. 44. Burpee, W. A., Philadelphia, Pa, Roses, begonias, dahlias. Sec. 16, Beds C and D; Sec. 20, Beds C and D; Sec. 19, Bed C; Sec. 41, Beds I, J and F; Sec. 39, Beds D. and E; Sec. 22a, Bed D. 46. Chicago Carnation Co., Joliet 111. Paeonias, carnations. Sec. 4, Bed B. Charleton Nursery Co., Rochester, N. Y. Paeonia. 95. Coles, W. W., Kokomo, Ind. Can- nas. Sec. 45, A. B and C. 45. Conard & Jones, West Grove, Pa. Roses and shrubbery, cannas. Sec. 20, Bed B; Sec. 17, Beds A and B; Sec. 20, Bed E; Sec. 10, Bed B and C; Sec. ri. Bed A and B; Sec. 14, Bed A; Sec. 18, Bed A, B and C; Sec. 4, Bed C; Sec. 35, Beds C, D, E. F, ^nd G; Sec. 37, Bed A; Sec. 33, Bed D; Sec. 34. Beds A, B, C, D, E, and H; Sec. 31, Bed B; Sec. 28, Bed C; Sec. 29, Bed A; Sec. 25, Bed B; Sec. 26, Bed B; Sec. 38, Bed A. 97. Cowee, Arthur, Berlin, N. Y. Glad- iolus. Sec. 37-35 and i. 98. Dingee & Conard, West Grove, Pa. Roses. Sec. 16, Bed C, D: Sec. 19, Bed C; Sec. 10. 47. Dreer, Henry A., Philadelphia, Pa. Hydrangea paniculata. Sec. 11, Bed C. Cannas and acquatic plants, Sec. 12; caladium esculatum calla, Mrs. Roosevelt. 48. Eicholz, Henry & Co., Waynesboro, Pa. Phlox. Sec. 2S. Bed B. 49. EUwanger & Barry, Rochester, N. ' Y. Hydrangea; phlox. shrubbery. Sec. 35, Beds A and B; Sec. 25, Bed A; Sec. 13, Bed D; Sec. 6, Bed A. 13 50. Farquhar, R. & J. & Co., Boston, Mass. Roses. Sec. lo. Bed F. loi. Fuller, J. Roscoe, Floral Park, N. Y. Cannas. Sec. 39, Bed F. 102. Guenther, C, Hamburg, N. Y. Alontbretias. Sec. 39, Bed C. 51. Harris, S. G., Tarrytown, N. Y. Roses. Sec. 15, Beds A, B, C; Sec. 14 and 15. 52. Heikes-Biloxi Nursery Co., Biloxi, Miss. Roses. Sec. 7, Bed D; Sec. 9, Bed D; Sec. 22a, Bed A; Sec. 10, Bed D; Sec. 14, Bed D; Sec. 16. 53. Huntsville Wholesale Nurseries, Huiitsvilie, Ala. Roses. Sec. 3, Bed A; Sec. 4, Bed A: Sec. 7, Bed A, B; Sec. 8, Bed A, B, C. D and E; Sec. 9, Bed A, B, E; Sec. 10, Bed A; Sec. 15, Bed C; Sec. 18, Bed E, F, G and H: Sec. 19, Bed A, B: Sec. 21, Bed B and C: Sec. 22, Bed A. 54. Jackson & Perkins Co., Newark, N. J. Sec. 9, Bed C; Sec. 10, Bed F; Sec. 21 and 22, Bed A. 103. Johnson-Musser Seed Co., Los An- geles. Cal. Dahlias, lilies. .Sec. 39, Bed A. 104. Kasting, Wm. F., Buffalo, N. Y. Cannas. Sec. 34. Bed F. 105. Kerr, John S., Sherman, Tex. Or- namental shrubs. Sec. 33, Bed A. 55. Keur & Sons, Hillegom, Holland. Tulips and crocus. Sec. 11 (crocus), Sec. 4a, Bed A; Sec. 6, Bed B; Sec. 13, Bed E; Sec. 14, Jefferson bed (tulips); Sec. 14, Napoleon bed (tulips); Sec. 14, Fleur de Lis bed (tulips) ; Sec. 14, Fleur de Lis bed (crocus) ; Sec. 14, Napoleon bed (crocus); Sec. 14, Jefferson bed (crocus); Sec. 15, McKinley bed (tu- lips); Sec. 15, Roosevelt bed (tulips); Sec. 15, American Flag bed (tulips); Sec. 15, 1803 and 1904 bed (tulips); Sec. 15, McKinley bed (crocus); Sec. 15, American Shield bed (crocus); Sec. 15, Roosevelt bed (crocus); Sec. 15, 1803 and 1904 bed (crocus); Sec. ,15, American Flag bed (crocus) ; Sec. 18, Bed C (tulips); Sec. 18, Bed D (tu- lips). 107. Meehan, Thomas & Sons, Inc., Germantown. Philadelphia, Pa. Stan- dard trees and shrubs. Sees, i and 2. Sec. 5, Bed B, shrubberj^ clemates panscilate, variegated grape. Sees. 39 and 41, standard spirea. 108. Michel Plant & Bulb Co., St. Louis. Bedding plants. Sec. 2 (south end). Sec. 35, Bed L; Sec. 47, Beds i and 2; Sec. 25, N. E. corner; Sec. 14, 15, 21, 22. Section 5. Bed F; Sec. 13, Bed B; Sec. 41. Bed F. 109. Moon, The W. H. Co., Morrisville, Pa. Hydrangea, ornamental grasses, evergreens. Sec. 13, Bed A; Sec. 5, Bed C. no. Moriarty, Daniel, New Orleans La. \'ascs. Sec. 40, 41, 42, 43. 120. Nelson, Swain Sons & Co., Chica go, 111. Shrubbery and trees. Sec. 2' 111. Newberry, H. E. Magnolia, N. C Tuberoses, cannas, caladiums. Sec. 31 Bed B; Sec. 38. Tuberoses plantc around Agriculture Building. Canna- Sec. 32, Bed D; Sec. 5. Beds D and L Sec. 25, around Ceylon Pavilion. 112. Obermeyer, August, Parkersburg W. Va. Cannas. Sec. 22a, Bed C. 113. Peterson Nurseries, Chicago, Hi Shrubs and trees. Sec. 4a (scut: half). Landscape planting. 113 1-2. Phillips, O. K., Rockdale, Tex Shrubberv, evergreens. Sec. 33, Bt B. 56. Phoenix Nursery Co., Bloomingtor 111. Shrubbery. Sec. 3. Bed E; Se. 4, Bed E; Sec. 22, Bed A. 57. Phoenix, F. S., Bloomington, l\'. Shrubber3^ Sec. 20, Sec. 16, Sec. iti Sec. 7, Bed E. 114. Prior, Jessie R., Minneapolis' Minn. Pansies. Sec. 41, Bed A. Richardson, George, Warren, O. Wate lilies. Sec. ^8-39. Rosenfield, J. F., West Point, Neb. Paeo| nias, cut tlower exhibit. ' 59. St. Louis Seed So., St. Louis, MC| Bedding plants. Dial to floral clocl' Floral basket^ j 115. Schisler-Corneli Seed Co., Si Louis. Dahlias. Sec. 41, Beds B, C Tuberoses, Sec. i. Schray, Wm. & Son, St. Louis. Cannas Sec. 2, Bed A. 116. Siebrecht, H. & Son, New Re chelle. N. Y. Shrubs, trees, ever greens. Sec. 24. 60. Smith, Nathan & Son, Adrian, Micl Anemones. Sec. 32. Bed C. Canas an grasses, Sec. 31, Bed A; chrysanthe; mums, Sec. 32, Bed B; helianthus, Sei 32, Bed C; geraniums. Sec. 41, Bed K; 119. Sneed, John, Tyler, Tex. Evei greens, roses, trees. Sec. 33. Bed C Steidle, J., Central, Mo. Paeonias. Cu, flower exhibit. Stevens, O. B., Shenandoah, la. Gladj olas. Cut flower exhibit. 61. Thorburn, J. M. & Co.. 36 Cortlanc St., New York City. Hyacinths an; crocus. Sec. 13, Bed B. 121. Toole, Wm., Baraboo. Wis. Par sies. Sec. 40, Bed .\. Vaughan's Seed . Store, Chicago 11 Roses, phlox, pansies, verbena, salvi cannas, coleus, cassia, geraniums, dr; caenas, tuberoses, begonias. Sec. 4' Bed B; Sec. 41, Bed B; Sec. 2' Beds A and C: Sec. 6, Bed C; be 40, Beds B and C; Sec. 4h Beds I C and D; Sec. 18, Bed K; Sec. 43- : 14 Ward, Charles Willis, Queens, Long ;!and, New York. Paeonies. Sec. 22. ed B. Weber, H. J. & Sons Nursery Co., 'nrsery, St. Louis County, Mo. Roses, ees, evergreens and shrubbery. Sec. Sec. 3, Bed F. Sees. 16, 40 and 41. gest growers of fruit and ornamental :s, small fruit plants, roses, ever- ;n and hardj" perennials near St. lis; 250 acres devoted to the business, d for oiir catalogue, "World's Fair tion," ready in July. To visit Nur- es take Transit cars, transfer to rokee line, take "Through" car to Twenty-five minutes walk to of- Wild, James B. & Bros, Sarcoxie, [o. Trees, shrubberj- and evergreens, leonias. Sec. 2,^, Sec. 5, Bed A. ing, C. D., St. Louis. Roses. Sec. 20. mg, James. St. Louis." Geraniums. ec. 41, Bed G. ing, William, St. Louis. Petunias. L^c, 41. Bed II. GROUP 109. LANTS OF THE CONSERVA- TORY. fornia Commission, Los Angeles, al. Palms, banana and orange trees. ast half Block 14. er, Henry L., Philadelphia, Pa. ond lilies. Pond section. ser, W. G., Plattsmouth, Neb. Palms, rns and greenhouse plants. Half lock 3 Conservatory. isiana Commission, New Orleans, a. Palms, ferns, foliage plants. Block cican National Commission, Mexico ity. Cacti, orchids, foliage plants. ;c. 45. Blocks s and 8. hel Plant and ' Bulb Co., St. Louis. alms and foliage plants. souri Botanical Gardens. Specimen ilms. Blocks 3 and 4. >recht, H. & Son, Philadelphia, Pa. alms, ferns, foliage plants. Block e of Nebraska. Palms, ferns and •eenhouse plants, and Sec. 6, main )or Horticulture. GROUP no. EDS AND PLANTS FOR GAR- DENS AND NURSERIES, ation: Blocks 5, 41. Israel Seeded String Co., The, ichita, Kan. Garden and fiower eds. Block 5. Utah State Commission, Salt Lake >ty, Utah. Garden seed, alfalfa, lock 41. GROUP III. ARBORICULTURE AND FRUIT CULTURE. 17. California State of. Arboriculture and fruit culture. ARIZONA. Location: Block 51. Pomology. GROUP 107. Blaisdell, W. W., Yuma. Lemons, grape fruit, oranges. Brandenburg, J. N., Pinal. Apples. Cluff, B. H., Safford. Apples. Dorris, W. J., Almonds. Ivans, R. A.. Globe. Apples. Johnson, L. B., Mesa. Apricots, pears. quinces, pomegranates. Jordan, E. L., Jerome. Apples. Jordan, W. A., Jerome. Apples. Jungerman, John, Tempe. Nuts. Mesa Almond Company, Mesa. Al- monds. Modesti, A., Yuma. Limes, lemons, cit- rons. Murphy, W. J. Almonds. Olsen, Elen, Safford. Apples. Pace, Mr., Safford. Apples. Ryan, Garrett, Phoenix. Dates. Ward, W. W., Phoenix. Tangerines, oranges. Yuma Water & Light Co., Yuma. Can- taloupes, raisins, grapes. ARKANSAS. Location: Block 15. Pomology. GROUP 107. Albright, A. G., Barren Fork. Apples. Allen, J. L., Prairie Grove. Apples. Allen & Edmonson, Van Buren. Peaches. Allison, J. D., Nashville. Peaches. Altwood, W. D., Edinburg. Watermelon. Anderson, A. J., Bentonville. Apples. Antlege, John, Risen. Peaches. Austin, John, DeQueen. Peaches. Arkansas Planting Association, De- Queen. Peaches. Bailus, A. C, Palatka. Apples. Baker, J. H., Hackett. Peaches. Baker, B. F., Havannah. Peaches. Banks, Mr., DeQueen. Peaches. Barr, C. D., Atkins. Peaches. Bean, J. M., Van Buren. Peaches. Bemis, Mrs. W. N., Prescott. Grapes. Birks, Mrs. M. A., Fordyce. Plums. Blakemore, .T. M., Prairie Grove. Peaches. 15 Black, T. N., DeQueen. Peaches. Blenston, W. C, Magnolia. Peaches. Blewster & Parkham, Magnolia. Peaches Bolding, J. T., Winthrop. Peaches, ap- ples. Bowman, J. L., DeQueen. Peaches, pears, hgs. Bov/man, J. H., DeQueen. Peaches. Bradford, T. H., Little Rock. Apples. Brooks, J. W., Charleston. Plums, ap- ples. Bryan, John C. O., Van Buren. Peaches. Bullard, R. N., Siloam Springs. Apples. Burson, G. W., DeQueen. Plums, peaches. Byler, J. D., Bentonville. Peaches. Calhoun, S. W., Staunton. Peaches, ap- ples. Caldwell, J. H., Sulphur Springs. peaches. Caldwell, M. F., Staunton. Peaches, ap- ]:)les. Caldwell, F. M., Staunton. Pears, apples. Capp's Fruit Co., Capps. Apples. Carell, A. M., Mena. Peaches. Chambers, R. O., Centerton. Peaches. Claywood, C. A., Hardy. Peaches. Coffelt, R. L., Mason Valley. Apples. Cooper, S. F., Rudy. Peaches. Cordell, C. R., Van Buren. Peaches. Cornelius, L. E., Hardy. Peaches. Clurgan, T. J., Chidster. Peaches. Creekmore, E. K., Mulberry. Peaches. Cromnell, H. P., Van Buren. Peaches. Cuistion, J. M.. Charleston. Peaches. Daniels, Mrs. Homer, Mena. Peaches. Dawson, P. C, Rudy. Peaches. Dixey Fruit Farm, Huntington. Peaches. Dixon, Otis, DeQueen. Peaches. Dorr, C. W., Atkins. Plums. Draper, W. E., Malvern. Peaches. Driver, Dr. J. H., DeQueen. Peaches. Dudley & Son, Magnolia. Plums. Duglas, G. M., Lancaster. Peaches. Dunlap, J. W., Bentonville. Peaches. Friend, A. W., Springdale. Peaches, ap- ples. Friend, D. E., Eagleton. Peaches. Flowers, Charles, Van Buren. Peaches. Gage, Henry, Chidster. Peaches. Gordy, L. F., Camden. Watermelon. Grays, John, Augusta. Pecans. Green, T. B., Chidster. Peaches. Green, H. C, Fordyce. Apples. Greger, Dan, Centerton. Apples. Greig, Ham., Van Buren. Peaches. Greig, W. W., Van Buren. Peaches. Hall, H. H., Ozark. Plums. Hall, J. H., Fordyce. Plums. Helvern & Son, Mammoth Springs. Ap- ples. Hertzel, George, Hot Springs. Apples. Hinthorne, I., Bentonville.. Apples. Hoblitzell, W. T., Mena. Peaches. Hurd, J. P., DeQueen. Peaches. Isbell, J. B., DeQueen. Apples. Jackson, F. L., Granniss. Apples. Jarrott, J. R., Marianna. Apples. Jeffery, P. L., Mt. Olive. Peachesi pears. Johnson & Bauer, DeQueen. Peachesi Johnson, G. E., Granniss. Peaches. Johnson & Williams, DeQueen. Peachesi apples. j Jones, J. A., Rudy. Peaches. [ Kieth, J. H., Centerton. Apples. Lawton, J. B., Bentonville. Apples. Little, L. B., Abott. Peaches. '■ Locke, Mrs. C. B., DeQueen. Peaches Logan, John P., Siloam Springs. Applesj Mayhon, James R., Newport. Apples. ' Mathias, A. C, Granniss. Plums. i McConnell, John W., Huntingtor' Peaches. McHintz, J. W., Elliott. Peaches. McMullen, R. D., Dardanelle. Apples. Meachum, W. J., Batesville. Peaches. ' Miller, M. B., Echo. Plums. Mills, Dr., Mena. Apples. Mitchell, J. W., Kingsland. Peaches. • Moore, Jesse, Williford. Peaches. Moore, J. F., Cabin Creek. Peaches. Moore & Turner, Van Buren. Peache; More, L. C, Piggott. Apples. [ Murphy, D., Centerton. Peaches. I Nelson, S. H., DeQueen. Peaches. | Nixon, George, Prairie Grove. Peache:) Okley, H. A., Rodgers. Peaches. Okley, S. M., Rodgers. Apples. ; Oliver, Mrs. M. A., Magazine. Apple:; peaches. Overton, Jas., Greening. Apples, plum Paterson, R. H., Pea Ridge. Peaches, a\ pies. Peters, Robert, Oklona. Peaches. Plea, J. L., Van Buren. Peaches. Price, H. C, Fordyce. Apples. Poole, A. W., Ozark. Peaches. Riddle, E. E., Bentonville. Peaches. Rodgers, P. A., Gravett. Peaches. Russell Bros. Peaches. Rutherford, J. R., Hatfield. Peaches. : Sadler & Thayer, Booneville. Peache Sansome, P. A., DeQueen. Peaches. Scott, A. P., Excelsior. Peaches. Simpson, T. B., Camden. Peaches. Smith, G. T., Washington. Pecans. Smith, Jeff, Hardy. Apples. Spradling, O. R.. Magazine. Peaches. Strong, Wm., Piggott. Plums. Stuart, S. W., Van Buren. Peaches. Taylor, W. O., De Queen. Peaches. Taylor Bros., De Queen. Peaches. Thomas. J. S., Claredon. Plums. Tiller, F. W., Fort Smith. Peaches. United Orchard Co., Black Roc 1 'caches. Vivian, W. H., Lonoke. Apples. Walker, A., Fayetteville. Apples, grapt peaches. k; Iker, F M., Hardy. Apples, lis, A. J., Lonoke. Apples, bb, J. F., De Queen. Peaches, bb, W. J., Greening. Plums. Ich, Ed E., Springdale. Grapes, ittaker, Green Forest. Apples, son, J. M., Siloam Springs. Apples, son, M. G., Black Rock. Apples, son Bros., Staunton. Apples, peaches. Wines, R. H., Siloam Springs. Apples. Wolf, T. J., De Queen. Peaches. Wood, G. W., Genoa. Peaches. Wright, W. L., Kennett. Peaches. Wright, A. W., Rudy. Peaches. Wright, W. F., Piggott. Peaches, pears. Wright, F. M., De Queen. Peaches, ap- ples, plums. CALIFORNIA. LOCATION: BLOCK 39. Pomology. GROUP 107. ■neda County. By the following Ex- bitors : lien, G. H., Almonds, ilifornia Nursery Co., Niles. Nuts assorted; fruits, processed, ross, Dr. Fruit, processed. issett, Liverniore. Fruit, processed, allagher, A. T. Apples, processed. • allagher, A. F., Mission San Jose. Apples, processed. luit Bros., Hawards. I'ruits, pro- cessed. oward, C. H. Fruit, processed, .ind, N. Grapes, processed, ahew. H. A. Fruit, processed, oya, J. M., Centerville. Figs, pro- cessed; corn. Iioda, A., Fruitvale. Persimmons, processed. learer, P. M. Apples, processed, cinner, J. B. Fruit, processed, linn, J. C.. Niles. Fruit, processed. ichard Bros., Manzana. Apples, fornia Fruit Agency, Los Angeles. itr'js fruits. tra Costa County. By the following xhibitors : tchinson, J., Clayton. Peaches, zeveda. F.. San Pablo. Apples, aker, Rio J., Antioch, Lemons, or- anges. arber, E. B., Martinez. Grapes, lume. F., San Pablo. Apples, plums, lum, Mrs. S., JNLartinez. Dates. Lisby Olive Oil Co., Concord. Olives, lyma, W.. Clayton. Nuts, pieman, A. B., Martinez. Grapes, pears. award, W. P., Pacheco. Prunes, "ane, T. S.. Martinez. Pears, ukes, W. H., Martinez. Grapes, lliott, J. B., Martinez. Grapes, tank. A., San Pablo. Pears, apples, razer, Geo., Martinez. Apples, plums. ehrmger, A. C, Concord. Plums. Hansen, Mr., Antioch. Quinces. Harrison, W., Danville. Peaches. Hayward, O. E., Martinez. Grapes. Heibeisn, Mrs. Clayton. Grapes. Holliday, W. B., Martinez. Prunes. Hoey, Mrs. James, Martinez. Lemons. Hutchinson, E. I., Concord. Nuts. Jones, J. C, Alamo. Prunes. Knight, Geo. W., Knightsen. Nuts. McClellan, C. C, Concord. Nuts. McNamara, J. J., Martinez. Figs, nuts. Morford, A., Martinez. Grapes.* Moitoza, J.. San Pablo. Apples. Muir, J., Martinez. Quinces, nuts. ]Muir, Mrs. J., Martinez. Oranges." Muir, D. G., Martinez. Pomagranates, grapes. O'Hara, J., Oakley. Apricots. Penniman, W. H.. Walnut Creek. Per- simmons, nuts. Polly, H., Clayton. Oranges, lemons. Raap, H. C, Martinez. Peaches, or- anges, prunes, grapes, plums, per- simmons, cherries. Raap, H., JMartinez. Plums, pears, grapes, quinces. Rankin, Mrs. S. E., Martinez. Nuts, oranges, lemons. Reid, J., Martinez. Grapes,. Reis, J. C, Alamn. Peaches. Rodgers, J. K.. Martinez. Dates. Ruckstuhl, J.. Antioch. Grapes. Rumrill, Mrs. M., San Pablo. Pears, chestnuts. Russelman, F., Clayton. Nuts. Sellers, Geo., Brentwood. Nuts, al- monds. Shafer, Geo.. Brentwood. Nuts. Sherwood, F. F.. Martinez. Grapes. Swett, John & Son, Martinez. Grapes. Tams, S., San Pablo. Pears. Terry, R. C, Clayton. Grapes. Truppel, Mrs., Martinez. Grapes. Upham, Mrs. G. R., Martinez. Apples, grapes. Wescott, Geo., Concord. Pears, nuts, persimmons. 17 Wightman, J. D., Concord. Olives. Wilder, Mrs., Byron. Oranges. Wittenmyer, L. C, Martinez. Plums, grapes. Wolf, F., San Pablo. Pears, apples, nectarines, prunes, plums, apricots. Wristen, M. W., Brentwood. Peaches. Forman, Charles, Toluca. Apples. Griffith, A. P., Azusa. Oranges and grape fruit. Los Angeles World's Fair Committee. Apples and almonds. Los Nietos Ranchito Walnut Growers' Ass'n. W^alnuts. Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. Fruits in solution. Martin, C. E., Little Rock. Almonds. Pomona Board of Trade, Pomona. Cit- rus fruits. Rivers Bros., Los Angeles. Apples. Southern California Walnut Growers' Ass'n., Los Angeles. English walnuts. Whittier-Citrus Ass'n., Whittier. Lem- ons. Liffingwell, Jr., Whittier. Lemons. Arms, Mrs. Amelia, Santa Ana. English walnuts. Dresser, A. R., Santa Ana. English wal- nuts. Gardner, H. F., Orange. Walnuts. Gulick, J. H., Olive. English walnuts. Halesworth, W. W., Santa Ana. Soft shell walnuts. Mendelson, M., Santa Ana. Walnuts. Orange County World's Fair Commit- tee. Santa Ana. Preserved fruits; fresh fruits. Smith, A. M., Tustin. English walnuts. Townsend, B. T., Santa Ana. Walnuts. Sacramento County. Collective exhibit of pomaceaus and stone fruits; citrus fruits; almonds; walnuts; fruits in so- lution. Clark, T. M., Lompoc, Santa Barbara county. Apples. San Bernardino County. Collective ex- hibit of apples; citrus fruits. Santa Cruz County. Collective exhibit; apples. j San Diego County. Collective exhibit | apples; pears and citrus fruits. | San Joaquin County. Collective exhill by Stockton Chamber of Commenl Processed fruits. , Brown, J. M., San Luis Obispo. AppL Butcher, A. C., San Luis Obispo. Appl' Cass, J., San Luis Obispo. Apples, i Kahl, A. S., San Luis Obispo. Apples! Phillips Brothers, San Luis Obispo. Aj- pies. Ramaga, O., San Luis Obispo. Apples Andrews, J. W., Ventura. Apples. | Ayres, A., Ventura. Apples. i Breslin, J., Santa Paula. Apples. Cadwell, Santa Paula. Apples. i Daly, E. W., Camarillo. Walnuts. Dennison, H. J., Ojai. Almonds. ; Fluch, H. F., Ventura. Walnuts. \ Gardner, E. L., Saticoy. Soft shell i- monds. I Hogue, L. B., Santa Paula. Walnuts, i Layne, W. H., Ventura. Soft shell !• monds. , Ramsey, Wm., Santa Paula. Soft sM almonds. i Santa Paula Walnut Growers' Ass I, Santa Paula. Walnuts. | Snow, H. K., Oxnard. Soft shell walnti. Tucker, E. O., Ventura. Soft shell w!- nuts. I I GROUP io8. ; Los Angeles World's Fair Committi. Plants, palms for ornamental use. j Scharfl, South Pasadena. Palms. i GROUP III. Chase Nursery Co., Riverside Cour' C)rnamental shrubs. Teague, R. M., San Dimas. ling and budded trees. Citrus. SeU COLORADO LOCATION: BLOCKS 39 AND 48. Pomology. GROUP 107. BOULDER COUNTY. Anderson, G. M., Boulder. Apples. Boulder County Fruit Growers Associa- tion. Apples. Carr, E. T., Boulder. Apples. Scott, W. L., Boulder. Apples. 18 DELTA COUNTY. Bailey, A. C, Hotchkiss. Apples. Brockman, F., Hotchkiss. Apples. Bryan, F. H., Paonia. Apples. Bryan, Frederick, Paonia. Apples. Bryan, Scott, Paonia. Apples. Chapin, C. H., Paonia. Apples. Clark, Wm., Paonia. Apples. urn, W. S., Hotchkiss. Apples. 3k, W. R., Paonia. Apples. :iss Bros., Paonia. Apples. :a County Fruit Growers Associa- )n. .Apples. e, George, Hotchkiss. Apples, e, William, Hotchkiss. Apples, ner, S., Delta. Apples. iman, J. M., Paonia. Apples, in & Wade, Paonia. Apples. , John, Hotchkiss. Apples, ding, D. C, Hotchkiss. Apples, tings, W. M., Delta. Apples, ton, L. W., Paonia. Apples. :, A. W., Paonia. Apples, art, W. E., Paonia. Apples. ;hkiss Fruit Growers' Association. )ples. ts, Percy, Paynes Mesa. Apples. 5h, J. W., Hotchkiss. Apples, ig, W. F., Hotchkiss, Apples, s, J. R., Hotchkiss. Apples, licott, J., Cory. Apples, ick, W., Cedaredge. Apples, len, J. A., Eckert. Apples. ;ee, A. S., Paonia. Apples, lews, E. J., Paonia. Apples. lews, H. E., Paonia. Apples. ;hant, George, Paonia. Apples. ;r, Wm., Hotchkiss. Apples, on Bros. & Co., Paonia. Apples, yan, Mr., Hotchkiss. Apples. lia Fruit Growers' Association. Ap- ■s. lolds, J., Hotchkiss. Apples. :art, J. A., Paonia. Apples. ;1, B., Hotchkiss. Apples. , James, Eckert. Apples, lens, D., Paonia. Apples, lens, W. O., Delta. Apples. tz, E. W., Hotchkiss. Apples. ;er, L. W., Delta. Apples, e, E., Paonia. Apples. :en, A. S., Cedaredge. Apples. ;ht, David, Hotchkiss. Apples. Bros., Cory. Apples. FREMONT COUNTY. tis, John, Canon City. Apples, t, Port, Canon City. Apples. Thomas, Canon City. Apples. ews Bros., Canon City. Apples, y. A. J., Canon City. Apples. Id, Frank, Canon City. Apples, sn, Mrs., Canon City. Apples, ing, N. C, Canon City. Apples, lam, J. A., Canon City. Apples. 3, W. B., Canon City, Apples, el & Son, Canon City. Apples. ^ V. G., Canon City. Apples, ley, N. H., Canon City. Apples, lent County Fruit Growers' Asso- tion, Apples. s, S. H,, Canon City, Apples, en, J. M., Canon City. Apples, am, M. M., Canon City. Apples. Garlinghouse, H. S., Canon City. Apples. Hams, D., Canon City. Apples. Hurd, Arthur, Canon City, Apples. Hubbell, Arthur, Canon City. Apples. Howard, J. R., Canon City, Apples. Halls, Joe, Canon City. Apples. Jones, Robert, Canon City, Apples. Loehr, August, Canon City, Apples. Muir, E, M., Canon City. Apples, O'Brian, James, Canon City. Apples. Rockafellow, B, F., Canon City, Apples, Stromberger, G., Canon City. Apples. Stearley, Samuel, Canon City. Apples. Snow, M. E., Canon City, Apples, Stearns Fruit Ranch, Canon City, Ap- ples. Stevenson, J, G., Canon City. Apples, Vidal, P., Canon City. Apples. White, T., Canon City. Apples. Weed, John, Canon City. Apples. GARFIELD COUNTY. Abernathy & Son, Parachute. Apples. Acklin, J. C, Rifle. Apples. Brennan, James, Parachute. Apples, Brown, L. E., Parachute. Apples. Bailer, L., Glenwood Springs. Apples. Campbell, E. F., Parachute. Apples. Crawford, P., Parachute. Apples. Colter, O. v.. Rifle. Apples. Cook, John, Rifle. Apples. Coe, C. H., Silt. Apples. Carter, H. C, New Castle. Apples. Devroux Bros., Glenwood Springs, Ap- ples. Fravert, Geo, B., Rifle. Apples. Glover, Thomas, Parachute. Apples. Goodrich, J., Rifle. Apples. Gant, J., Rifle. Apples. Hurlbut & Son, Parachute, Apples. Harris, Geo. E., Rifle, Apples, Hoover, G. W., Silt. Apples. Halsey, H., Silt. Apples. Hendrickson, H. J., New Castle. Apples. King, T., Glenwood Springs. Apples. Knott, S, W,, Glenwood Springs, Ap- ples. Korrupkat, F., Glenwood Springs, Ap- ples. Keyser, C, New Castle. Apples. Morris, P. R., Parachute. Apples. Macquirk, R. W., Parachute. Apples. Morisana Ranch, Parachute. Apples. McLean, E., Rifle. Apples. Miller, C. H., Rifle. Apples. Miller, C. C, Antlers. Apples. Parachute Fruit Growers' Association, Apples. Popple, F, W,, Parachute, Apples, Prefountain, E., Rifle. Apples. Parks, W. S., Silt. Apples. Rifle Fruit Growers' Association. Ap- ples. Ross & Lacey, Glenwood Springs. Ap- ples. Siperelle, G. M., Parachute. Apples. 19 Stilwell, Mrs. Helen, Parachute. Apples. Street, M. H., Parachute. Apples. Seminet, Fred, Rifle. Apples. Squires, T. D., Rifle. Apples. Thompson, B., Rifle. Apples. Wilcox Canal Co., Parachute. Apples. Watson, B. K., Rifle. Apples. Wirts, W., Rifle. Apples. Wolverton, E. T., Glenwood Springs. Ap- ples. Yeoman, E. F., Parachute. Apples. MESA COUNTY. Armstrong, Amanda, Grand Junction. Apples. Beal & Kroft, Grand Junction. Apples. Bowman, G. W., Grand Junction. Ap- ples. Bomgardner, Wm., Grand Junction. Ap- ples. Bryan, E. C, Grand Junction. Apples. Buerger, F. M., Palisade. Apples. Baich, Fred, Palisade. Apples. Collins, A. L., Grand Junction. Apples. Cornetta, Joe, Grand Junction. Apples. Dunlap, Chas., Grand Junction. Apples. Grand Junction Fruit Growers' Asso- eiation. Apples. Haines, W. R., Grand Junction. Apples. Hoyt & Caswell, Grand Junction. Ap- ples. Hallman, W. M., Grand Junction. Ap- ples. Haskins & Cockley, Grand Junction. Ap- ples. Haskins, Fred, Grand Junction. Apples. Hampton, E. E., Palisade. Apples. Jackson, J. F., Grand Junction. Apples. Jaynes, L. E., Grand Junction. Apples. Kennedy, W. A., Grand Junction. Ap- ples. Lamb, Glenn, Grand Junction. Apples. Lenell, N. L., Grand Junction. Apples. Lay, G. W., Palisade. Apples. Lyons, J. A., Palisade. Apples. Nissen, L. P., Grand Junction. Apples. Oyler, B. C, Grand Junction. Apples. Oliver, J. L., Palisades. Apples. Pennington, J. R., Whitewater. Apples. Sharp, Mr., Grand Junction. Apples. Smith, A. E., Grand Junction. Apples. Smith, Mrs. E., Grand Junction. Apples. Sharp, M. B., Grand Junction. Apples. Smith, Dudley N., Grand Junction. Ap- ples. Spencer, J. F. Grand Junction. Apples. Scheve, Phil, Palisade. Apples. Van Peyton, J., Grand Junction. Apples. Whitsell, J. H. Grand Junction. Apples. Whitney, James, Grand Junction. Ap- ples. Westermire, E., Grand Junction. Apples. MONTEZUMA COUNTY. Abeln, Henry, Cortez. Apples. Antes, H. R., Cortez. Apples. Ashbaugh Bros., Cortez. Apples. Barnes, Noah, Cortez. Apples. Bryant, S., Cortez. Apples. Byers, W. S., Cortez. Apples. Benson, H., Cortez. Apples. Dillon, A. W., Cortez. Apples. Galloway Bros., Cortez. Apples. Garlinghouse, E. B., Cortez. Apples, i Hall, Norman, Cortez. Apples. I Honaker, W. R., Cortez. Apples. i Halls, Hro., Cortez. Apples. j Halls, Wm., Cortez. Apples. Jensen, J. J., Cortez. Apples. King, G., Cortez. Apples. Leavell, Mrs. G., Cortez. Apples. i Martin, M. M., Cortez. Apples. \ McCurry, J. A., Cortez. Apples. ' Morgan, H. F., Cortez. Apples. Myler, W. I., Cortez. Apples. O'Donnell, P. J., Cortez. Apples. \ Percival, G. W., Cortez. Apples. j Patterson, B. F., Cortez. Apples. j Patterson, Miss F., Cortez. Apples. , Porter, B. P., Cortez. Apples. | Porter, E. A., Cortez. Apples. Roelker, Frank, Cortez. Apples. Soper, Thomas, Cortez. Apples. Taylor, F. H., Cortez. Apples. Stone, O. E., Cortez. Apples. Wilkinson, G. W., Cortez. Apples. MONTROSE COUNTY. Ashenfelter, John, Montrose. Apples. Anderson, Eric, Montrose. Apples. Bell, J. C, Montrose. Apples. Heath, J. T., Montrose. Apples. Kyle & Wilson, Montrose. Apples. Pelton, J. E., Montrose. Apples. OTERO COUNTY. Berry, E. W., La Junta. Apples. Crowley, J. H., Rocky Ford. Apples. Dooley, T. R., Manzanola. Apples. Swink, Geo. W., Rocky Ford. Apple: WELD COUNTY. Mattox, Tobias, Greeley. Apples. Spear, Geo. J., Greeley, Apples. Stotler, David, Fort Lupton. Apples. 20 CONNECTICUT. LOCATION: BLOCKS 8 AND 9, AND PART OF 10. Landscape Architecture, Pomology, Trees and Flowers. GROUP 105. lecticut State Commission. Photo- aphs of parks and public grounds. GROUP 107. ird, N. O., Pomfret. Walnuts, s, Charles H., Southington. Chest- ts. ley, Mrs. A. B., Newington. Wal- ts. smade, Wm. H., Bridgeport. Chest- ts. fhoff, O. H., Wallingford. Walnuts. k, Charles B., Middletown. Walnuts, leticut Agricultural College, Storrs. )ples, apricots, cherries, currants, avas, pears, phmis. T. S., Glastonbury. Walnuts. :hild, H. D., Trumbull. Chestnuts. 1, Dennis, Milford. Walnuts, apples, iwin, E. C, East Haven. Walnuts, sy, A. G., Storrs. Apples. ;h, M. T., Bridgeport. Walnuts, zelnuts, butternuts. lie, Fred, Orange. Walnuts. , Charles, Seymour. Chestnuts. . E. M., Meriden. Apples. :11, Harvey, Cromwell. Strawberries, ;pberries, plums, pineapples, cur- its, grapes. s. Miss C, Middletown. Chestnuts, sy, N. M., Rockwell. Walnuts, land, H. S., Wallingford. Walnuts, rop, E. B., Rockville. Apples. Longley, Miss Lottie, West Hartford. Chestnuts. Maxwell Bros., Rockville. Apples. Manchester, E., Bristol. Apples. McDermott, Jos., Orange. Walnuts. Merriman, J. H., Southington. Apples. Molumpy, J. T., Berlin. Apples. Moss, Julius, Meriden. Apples. Mulford, Walter, Windsor Locks. White, red and 3'ello\v oak nuts. Northrop, Amos, Bridgewater. Walnuts. Patten, D. W., North Haven. Walnut.=5, chestnuts. Peck, H. J., Cheshire. Butternuts, black walnuts. Phelps, Willis A., Windsor Lacks. Wal- nuts. Piatt, N. D., Milford. Apples. Pb.nt, A. B., Branford. Apples. Root, L. C, Farmington. Apples. Sedgv/ick, Harry, Cornwall Hollow. Ap- ples. Smith, Miss Mary, Coilinsville. Chesi.- ntUs. Staples, George W., Hartford. Apples. Stratton, Reuel, Hartford. Walnuts. Tillotson, E. W., Farmington. Walnuts. Twiss, Waldo O., Meriden. Apples. Watrous, J. L., Kensington. Apples. Whittlesey, J. M., Morris. Apples. GROUP 108. Conneticut, State of. Flora and Botan- ical Specimens. IDAHO. LOCATION: BLOCK 49. Pomology. GROUP 107. [1, O. v., Boise. Prunes. IS, A. S., Bonner's Ferry. Apples, strong, Mrs. J. L., Lewiston. Soft ell almonds. man, E., Boise. Apples. :ham, Sam, Kendrick. Apples. Boy, H., Boise. Peaches. Caldwell, P. O. Sweet chestnuts. Clawson, Mrs. S. J., Boise. Apples. Day, B. B., Dale. Apples. Dillon, John, New Plymouth. Apples. Dowdson, W. C, Boise. Apples. Eby, M. F., Boise. Soft shell almonds. op, T. A., Bonner's Ferry. Apples. Eichelberger, A. V., Boise. Prunes 21 Eves, Mrs. E. W., Lewiston. Italian chestnuts. Foote, S. S., Caldwell. Apples. Fuller, J. F., Rathdrum. Apples. Gary, Alice, Boise. Pecans. Green, F. M., Troy. Prunes. Hawes, L. L., Lewiston. Butternuts. Jeffry, J. W., Boise. Apples. Johansen & Co. Prunes. Jones, T. D., Bonner's Ferry. Apples. Jones, T. J., Bonner's Ferry. Apples, plums. Julietta. Prunes. Kendrick Business Men's Association, Kendrick. Prunes. Ketchum, New Plymouth. Apples. Kouni, M., Peck. Apples. Latah County, Moscow. Apples. Lewiston City. Apples. Manville, J. D. S., Boise. Apples. McGlaughlin, Lemp. Apples. McPherson, A., Boise. Apples, Medcalf, Levin. Apples. Meyer, H., Cameron. Prunes. Meyers, J., Boise. Apples, quinces. Meyers, J. H., Boise. Peaches. New Plymouth Fruit Growers' Associa- tion, New Ph^mouth. Prunes. Nez Perce County. Apples. Perrine, I. B., Blue Lakes. Apples, grapes. Petrie, J. G., Boise. Peaches. Plowhead, J., Middleton. Apples, grape: pears. Plunkit, R. G., Troy. Apples. Robertson, Geo., Caldwell. Pears. Rogers, G. H., Ada County. Apples. Rose, J. D., Boise. Apples. Runkel, Geo., Kamima. Apples. Russell, H, A., Kendrick. Prunes. Schleicher, R., Lewiston. Peache grapes, walnuts. Schwartz, H., Boise. Apples. Shawan, Jesse, Ada County. Apples. Stacy, A., Lewiston. Prunes. Steelsmith, L. M., Troy. Apples. Stevens, R., Lewiston. Peaches. Stevens, G. A., Boise. Pears. Swauger, S. A., Weiser. Prunes. ' Troy. Apples. Turner, E. C, Payeete. Apples. Ustick, Dr. H. P., Boise. Prunes, applesi Waggoner, J., Boise. Apples. ' Weiser City. Apples. Wessels, H. E., Cameron. Apples. West, W. C, Boise. Plums, prunes. White, B. F., Parma. Peaches. Wilcox, Kendrick. Prunes. Wilkins, H., Cameron. Apples. Wilson Fruit Co., Boise. Apples. ■ Wood, Fremont, Boise. Walnuts, api pies. j Yost. W. A., Boise. Apples. ILLINOIS. location: blocks 30. 41 and 42 (Part of) Pomology. GROUP 107. Aldrich, H. A., Neoga. Apples. Baldridge, S. J., Richview. Apples. Beauman, D. F., Tunnel Hill. Apples. Beers, S. J., Vandalia. Apples. Brown, D. S., Peoria. Berries. Beebe, E. E., Bardensburg. Apples. Carlin, W. E., Jerseyville. Apples. Central Dist. Hort. Society, Normal. Ap- ples. Colvin, J., Olney. Apples. Dintlemann, F., Belleville. Apples. Dunlap, H. M., Savoy. Apples. Dyke, Wm., Effingham, Berries. Endicoth, Geo. W., Villa Ridge. Apples. Friend, J. F., Nekoma. Apples. Graff, H. L., Murphysboro. Apples, Hall, Milford, McLeansboro, Apples. Ham, Geo., Chambersburg. Apples. Heaton, J. W,, New Burnside, Apples, peaches. Heaton, J. B,, New Burnside. Apples. Hinckley, A. A., DuBois, Apples, Hines, F. B., Alts Pass, Apples, Hooker, M, A,, McLeansboro. Apple Hunt, G. A., Hebron. Apples. Illinois State Com., Savoy. Apples. Illinois State Hort. Soc, Neoga. Apple Kell, M. C, Kell. Apples. Kennedy, D. B., Cairo. Grapes. Kennedy, E. B., Mound City. Apples. Lamar, R, Cobden. Apples. LaRash, L. D., Pekin. Apples. Laubmeyer, C, Odin. Apples. Leeright, Geo. W., Murphysboro. Aj, pies. [ McGuire, W. B., Carbondale. Apple peaches. McKee, H. L., Villa Ridge. Apples, i Northern Dist, Hort. Soc, Moringo. A| j pies. 1 Perrine, G. H., Centralia. Apples, pear Perrine, W. S., Centralia. Apples. Perry, Wm., Milton. Apples, I Riehl, J, C, Alton. Plums, peachf grapes, pears. Scott, G, W., Hardin. Apples. I Slander, G. D., Olney. Apples. 22 :hern Dist. Hort. Soc, Normal. Ap- ;rhill, S. G., Tiskilwa. Apples. »ul, J. C, Richview. Apples, ton, J. W., Richview. Apples. Stiles, W. J., Sandoval. Apples. Thompson, H. T., Moringo. Apples. Voris, F. D., Neoga. Apples. Winn, C. G., Griggsville. Apples. Worthron, Ed., Murphysboro. Apples. INDIANA. LOCATION: BLOCK 14. Pomology. GROUP 107. ;rtson & Hobbs, Bridgeport. Apples, ars. e, J. W., Oaklandon. Apples, pears, urns. c, R. L., Connersville. Apples, pears, .ims, quinces. ae, A. H., Lagrange. Apples, pears, inces, nuts. man, Jonas, Wolf Lake. Apples, ars. lley, C. P., So. Bend. Pears, grapes. Hey, Mrs. W. K., Elvi^ood. Lemons. :e, W. H., Columbus. Nuts. on, J. A., Orleans. Apples, pears. on Archard Co., Mitchell. Apples, ars. :e, F. M., Rome City. Apples, pears. ies, J. B., Cloverdale. Apples, pears, ims. pbell, Geo. P., Bloomington. Apples, ars. er, L. B., Logansport. Apples, pears. s, E. B., Danville. Apples, pears, wpaws, strawberries. is, Mrs., Laporte. Apples, peaches, ims. son, C. C, Grandview. Apples, pears, aches. 1 & Billingsley, Greenvirood. Apples, ars, plums. az, Fred, Craig. Apples, pears, aches, plums. Ibliss, W. T., Fort Wayne. Apples, ars. grapes. hoff, E. Wanamaker. Apples, pears. f, W. B., Lawrence. Apples, pears, Jms, grapes. tie, J. R., So. Bend. Apples, pears, ims. W. H., Greenwood. Grapes, pears, etson, Amos, Pendleton. Strawber- s, raspberries. sman. Miss Mary, Wolcottville. Ap- ;s, pears, plums, nuts. isman, J. C, Wolcottville. Apples. ars, plums, quinces, grapes, nuts. ' H. J., Indianapolis. Apples, pears, 'ey, L. W., Albion. Apples, pears. Hazelet, S. A., Greencastle. Apples, pears. Henry, H. W., LaPorte. Apples, pears, strawberries. Henby, Jesse, Cambridge City. Apples. Henwood, J. S., Centerville. Apples, pears. Hitz, J. E., Indianapolis. Apples. Johnson, Sylvester, Irvington. Kell, G. v., Huntetown. Apples, pears. Kelsey, W. A., Fort Wayne. Apples, pears, strawberries. Kimmel, J. C, Ligonier. Apples, pears. King, P., Rushville. Apples, pears. Knoub, Ben, No. Vernon. Apples, pears, plums. Kramer, A., Cambridge City. Apples. Lafuse, W. H., Liberty. Apples, pears. Little, Jas., Cartersburg. Persimmons, pawpaws, nuts. Low, J. W., Topeka. Apples, pears, nuts. Maish, D. F., Frankfort. Apples, pears, cherries, strawberries. Mcintosh, G. W., Rigo. Apples, pears, peaches. Millhaus, J. J., Valley Mills. Pears, plums. Moffett, Frank, Carmel. Strawberries. Moyer, G. W., Laketon. Apples, pears. Newby, T. T., Carthage. North, Wm., Winchester. Nuts. Osborn, E., Economy. Apples, pears. Rawling, J. L., Lawrenceburg. Grapes. Ratliff, W. S., Richmond. Apples, pears, plums, quinces, grapes. Reed & Fielding, Glenwood. Apples, pears, plums, grapes, nuts. Reed, W. C, Vincennes. Strawberries. Ritterskamp, W. J., Princeton. Apples, pears, strawberries. Robinson, W. B., Vincennes. Apples, pears. Scott, R. A., Moorfield. Apples. Schermerhorn, J. M., Brimfield. Apples. Schlotter, J. G., Indianapolis. Apples. Stanley, Rhoda, Carmel. Apples. Stanley, P. J., Albion. Apples. Stemple, Milton, Indianapolis. Apples. Swift, Evan, Franklin. Apples, pears, plums, nuts. 23 Stout, H. M., Trafalgar. Apples, pears, plums, grapes. Stewart, U. M., Madison. Apples, straw- berries, raspberries. Stinger, B. F., Charlottesville. Straw- berries. Stout, W. C, Monrovia. Apples, peaches, plums, grapes. Swairri, H. H., So. Bend. Apples, pears, f;uiiices, plums, grapes, peaches. Sylvester, Sam, Albion. Apples, pears, grapes. Tafts, E. G., Aurora. Strawberries. Thomas, J. H., Lawrence. Apples, pears. Thomas, W. D., Connersville. Apple pears, plums. Tilson, John, Franklin. Apples, plum pears. Troh, R. H., Orleans. Apples. Troop, Jas., Lafayette. Annies, pears. ' Whiteley & Son, Cambridge City. Ar pies, pears, grapes. White. John T., Connersville. Apple' pears. \ Williams, S. T. S., Knightstown. Apple;! pears. _ _ . Wilson, Theo., Indianapolis. Applei pears, strawberries. Zion, J. M., Clark's Hill. Apples, pear! plums, grapes. KANSAS. LOCATION: BLOCK 4. Pomology. GROUP 107. Armstrong, Jno., Wichita. Peaches, pears, plums. Alseep, Geo., Rosedale. Plums. Alter, Jno., Belle Plains. Apples. Appleby, Mr., Argentine. Grapes. Biddleman, Mr., Wichita. Grapes. Blair, Geo., Mulvane. Peaches, apples. Brown, Jno., Topeka. Grapes. Brown, Wm., Lawrence. Apples. Bents, Mr. Leavenworth. Chestnuts. Butler, J. H., Winfieid. Peaches. Cooley Orchard, Wichita. Apples. Chandler, M. E., Arengtine. Apples. Coulter, T. S., Argentine. Peaches. Chittenden, M. H., Atchison. Crab ap- ples, plums. Coleman, W. R., Kingman. Apples, pears. Dermody, M. G., Wichita. Quinces. Dixon, W. F., Holton. Apples, straw- tjerries. Eldred Orchard, Wichita. Apples. Espenlaut, G. F., Rosedale. Grapes, crab api)les. Fager, Geo., Sedgwick. Japan chestnuts. Groengiel, Herman, Benbra. Apples. Holsinger, F., Rosedale. Chestnuts. Harbough, D. C, Topeka. Apples. Hire, Omar, Lawrence. Pears. Holman, E. J., Leavenworth. Chestnuts. Hilbert, S.. Winfield. Apples. Jones, J. A., Rosedale. Grapes. Jones, Mr., Rosedale. Peaches. Jensen, C, Topeka. Lemons. Keller, J., Arkansas City. Apples. King, Wm., Winfield. Grapes, peaches. Keins, H. W., Bonner Springs. Pears. Kuehne, Otto, Topeka. Pickles. Kejioyer, F. L., Independence. Blacll berries. Lyon, E. H., Winfield. Peaches, applej Leber, Jno., Wathena. Apples. j McDonald, J., Rosedale. Pears. Mann, W. H., Rosedale. Cherries. 1 Manville, Pete, Wathena. Apples. Mason, Thos., Belle Plains. Apples. Mitchen, Mr., Rosedale. Peaches. Moore, }. H., Wathena. Apples. Newcomer, J., Wichita. Grapes. Newlin, Wm., Hutchinson. Grapes. Palmer, Wallace, Silver Lake. Crab a;! pies. Peck, Mr. Argentine. Pears. Pardee, Jno. A., Lawrence. Pears. Pretz, A. B., Argentine. Peaches. Paxton, N., Garnett. Quinces. Radky, S., Wichita. Grapes. Richardson, J. N., Wichita. Peai peaches. Ross, H. M., Wichita. Pears. Robinson, J. A., Atchison. Apples. Rieke, Mr., Rosedale. Peaches. Reed, H. A., Derby. Peaches. Rubart, Miss Lizzie, Junction City. CI; fruit. Sternberg, Mrs., Wichita. Peaches. Swope, Mrs. Ida, Wichita. Peaches. Sprankle, D. M., Wichita. Peaches. Schell, W. F. Wichita. Pears, appK plums, quinces. Smith, T.. Burden. Apples. Strauser, F. A.. Rosedale. Cherries. Spery, J. W., Rosedale. Pears. Smith, F. D., Rosedale. Pears. Thomas, P. H., Wichita. Apples. Wheeler, Mr., Argentine. Plums. Willis, Mr., Ottawa. Apples. Yantz, Geo. H., (Mrs. Ross), Caldwt Lemons. 24 KENTUCKY. Location: Installed in the Palace of Agriculture. Pomology. m, Wade, Woodville. Hickory nuts. Peake, J. A., Glenville. Hickory nuts, walnuts. LOUISIANA. LOCATION: BLOCK 23. Pomology. GROUP 107. lane, D., St. Martinsville. Pecans, mander, A., New Orleans. Oranges. jman, A. K., Kiethville. Peaches d plums. er, A. B., Doyline. Grapes, reath, D., New Orleans. Pecans, beau, P. L. Lemons and pomegran- ?s. ;s, Sam H., Mound. Pecans, h, P. P., Kiethville. Apples and ars. :onnier. Dr. Y. R., New Orleans. Pe- ns. siana State Experiment Station, Bat- Rogue. Figs, peaches. siana Sugar Experiment Station, ;\v Orleans. Figs. ;, C, Union P. 6. Pecans, on, W., New Orleans. Pecans. :h Louisiana Experiment Station, ilhoun. Strawberries, peaches. Ihomme, J. A., Beeville. Pecans, e, J. S., Oakridge, La. Apples, lers, L. T., Plain Dealing. Plums, aches. e of Louisiana. Wax models of fruit, kler, J., Seed Co., New Orleans. Pe- ns. zman, J., New Orleans. Pomegran- es. rhies, Alex., New Iberia. Pecans. iams, D. L., Kiethville. Water- elons, ng, B. M., Morgan City. Lemons. GROUP 109. Abele Bros., New Orleans. Plants. Bryant, Mrs. P., New Orleans. Plants. Eble, C, New Orleans. Plants. Eble, J., New Orleans. Plants. Karcher, J., New Orleans. Plants. Kouns, Mrs. Anna, New Orleans. Plants. Newshain, Dan, New Orleans, Plants. , Papworth, H., New Orleans, Plants. Rehan, H., New Orleans. Plants. St. Mard, J., New Orleans. Plants. Steckler, J., New Orleans. Plants. Valdyo, E., New Orleans. Plants. Virgin, U. J., New Orleans. Plants. Zbinden, E., New Orleans. Plants. GROUP HI. Commander, A., New Orleans. Orange trees. Louisiana Sugar Experiment Station, Au- dubon, Park, New Orleans. Various fruit trees. Quinette Bros., New Orleans. Orange, pomegranate and fig trees. Steckler Seed Co., New Orleans. Orange trees. Wicher, A., Gretna. Pomegranate and orange trees. MARYLAND. LOCATION: Installed in Palace of Agriculture. Block 45. Pomology. GROUP 107. d. J. Arthur, Barlville. English, hite and black Walnuts, Butter- ats. 25 MICHIGAN. LOCATION: BLOCK 16. Apples and Pears. GROUP 107. ALLEGAN COUNTY. Bennett, M. S., Fennville. Apples. Crane, J. H., Fennville. Apples. Frey, Elmer, Fennville. Apples. Goodrich, H. H., Ganges. Apples. Hawley, J. Henry, Fennville. Apples. Hoover, Alvah, Fennville. Apples. Hull, Wm., Fennville. Apples. McCormack, Wm., Fennville. Apples. Miller, Jacob, Fennville. Apples. Purdy, P., Fennville. Apples. Seile, Fred, Fennville. Apples. Tucker, George, Fennville. Apples. Wark, Sam, Douglas. Apples. ANTRIM COUNTY. Anway, S. B., Central Lake. Apples. Austen, C. D., Bellaire. Apples. Bailey, Walter, Elk Rapids. Apples. Clow, Wm. W., Central Lake. Apples. Hemstreet, H. M. & F. H., Bellaire. Ap- ples. Hewitt, Salma, Kewaden. Apples. Joynt, Thos., R., Central Lake. Apples. Montgomery, Geo., Bellaire. Apples. Odell, Frank, Kewadin. Apples. Paradise, Joseph, Elk Rapids. Apples. Rose, E., Alden. Apples. Smith, Mrs. L. R., Elk Rapids. Apples. Sours, Frank, Elk Rapids. Apples. Thompson, Sam, Bellaire. Apples. BENZIE COUNTY. Coat, E, C, Beulah. Apples. Ehman, Phillip, So. Frankfort. Apples. Hopkins, G. C, Benzonia. Apples. Judson, L. P., Benzonia. Apples. Moody, Daniel, Benzonia. Apples. Nelson, L. P., Benzonia. One variety of apples. Nutting, Wallace, Benzonia. Apples. Oliver, O. P., Benzonia. Apples. Perry, M. D., Beulah. Apples. Phelps, H. T., Beulah. Apples. Raymond, Moses, So. Frankfort. Apples. Reynolds, Arthur, Honor. Apples. Reynolds, R. B., Bendon. Apples. Rose, Paul, So. Frankfort. Apples. Smith, Robert M., Frankfort. Apples. Van Deman, J. W., Benzonia. Apples. Waters, Mrs. O. B., Benzonia. Apples. Wilson, W. M., Beulah. Apples. BERRIEN COUNTY. Sherwood, R. H., Watervliet. Apples. \ CHARLEVOIX COUNTY. ! Haynes, E. R., Charlevoix. Apples. i Jackson, T. B., Charlevoix. Apples. { O'Brien, James, Charlevoix. Apples, i Stafford, A., Charlevoix. Apples. 1 Van Dusen, A., Charlevoix. Apples. ; Wagener, Henry, Charlevoix. Apples. Wardrop, T., Charlevoix. Apples. i Withers, Wm., Charlevoix. Apples, i CHEBOYGAN COUNTY. I Smith, C. F., Cheboygan. Apples. ^ Stinchfield, F. H., Cheboygan. Apples. ' Taylor, R. J., Cheboygan. Apples. i EMMETT COUNTY. j Ernst, Fred, Petoskey. Apples. j Henderson, Robt., Petoskey. Apples. ' Shanley, John, Petoskey. Apples. Steinmetz, John, Petoskey. Apples. | GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY. Archer, Joseph, Traverse City. Apple; Brinkman, E. J., Old Mission. Apples. Garland, Robt., Traverse City. Apple? Gibbs, E. B., Kingsley. Apples. Golden, W., Old Mission. Apples. ■ Gray, A, P., Traverse City. Apples. Hardie, James, Old Mission. Apples. Howe, H., Old Mission. Apples. Ladd, E. O., Old Mission. Apples. Marshall, J. D., Old Mission. Apples. Montague, A. K., Traverse City. Apples Morgan, B. J., Traverse City. Apples. Ostrander, M., Old Mission. Apples, Sours, Lowell, Elk Rapids. Apples. Swaney, Mrs. E. M., Old Mission. Apples Walker, S. S., Old Mission. Apples. INGHAM COUNTY. Experiment Station, Agricultural Col lege. Apples. IONIA COUNTY. Hogan, M., Hubbardston. Apples. Kendall, Felton, Muir, Apples. Smith, Wm., Muir. Apples. Stoudt, Daniel, Muir. Apples. Struble, D. B., Muir. Apples. KALKASKA COUNTY. Palmer, A. E., Kalkaska. Apples. 26 KENT COUNTY. IT, S. S., Paris. Apples, win, Frank S., Berlin. Apples. )ee, E. R., Cascade. Apples, lett, A. L., Grand Rapids. Apples, ee, John, Grand Rapids. Apples. 1, P. G., Grand Rapids. Apples. It, F. H., Planfield. Apples, nes, Fred H., Grand Rapids. Apples, nes, Horace, Grand Rapids. Apples d pears. s, M. A., Grand Rapids. Apples, tin, J. B., Grand Rapids. Apples, larty, Henry, Grand Rapids. Apples, •ce, W. J., Grand Rapids. Apples, lips, E. C, Grand Rapids. Apples. ;, L. J., Lowell. Apples. p, B., Grand Rapids. Apples. :h, Samuel B., Grand Rapids. Apples. :h, Henry, Grand Rapids. Apples, ibrecher, C. H., Grand Rapids. Ap- es. tn, J. H., Grand Rapids. Apples, rous, B. J., Grand Rapids. Apples, ks, Elizabeth Byrne, Lowell. Apples. ie, Chas. W., Grand Rapids. Apples. ks, Chas., Lowell. Apples. )dman, L. C, Grand Rapids. Apples d pears. LEELANNAW COUNTY. :, M. C, Solon. Apples, [erman, J., Solon. Apples, te, John, Solon. Apples. LENAWEE COUNTY. Tieyer, D. M., Holloway. Apples, k, E. C, Tipton. Apples. ?ht, Wm. H., Tipton. Apples, mons, Seth, Tipton. Apples. Initz, Gustave, Tipton. Apples. MACOMB COUNTY. Crawford, R. J., Armada. Apples. MENOMINEE COUNTY. Magnus, Nelson, Menominee. Apples. OAKLAND COUNTY. Kerr, Chas. W., Amy. Apples. Miller, Edwin, Birmingham. Apples. Newman, Chas. S., Amy. Apples. Nichols, Gilbert C, Farmington. Apples. OCEANA COUNTY. Brigham, S. C, Hart. Apples. Gebhart, Benton, Hart. Apples. Hawley, Geo., Hart. Apples. Newton, H., Hart. Apples. Snyder. W. E., Hart. Apples. Turner, W. H. H., Hart. Apples. Wright, J., Hart. Apples. SHIAWASSEE COUNTY. Cook, C. B., Owosso. Apples. VANBUREN COUNTY. Brunson, R., Lacota. Apples. Chesebro, F. C, South Haven. Apples. Coith, Alvin, South Haven. Apples. Experiment Station, South Haven. Ap- ples. Flora, J. B., South Haven. Apples. McComb, Henry, South Haven. Apples. Monroe, C. J., South Haven. Apples. WASHTENAW COUNTY. Haight, Samuel, Tecumseh. Apples. Kinney, Joseph F., Tecumseh. Apples. WEXFORD COUNTY. Wexford County. Apples. MINNESOTA. LOCATION: BLOCK 46. Pomology. GROUP 107. r, C. L., St. Charles. Apples, cket, A. H., Excelsior. Strawberries, terfield, F. J., Long Lake. Apples, imins, J. R., Eden Prairie. Pears, ienstein, Leo. Apples, vard, J. A., Hammond. Pears, ell Nursery Co., Lake City. Apples, ett, R. H., Faribault. Plums, apples, nson, Gust, Excelsior. Grapes, -ulley, Preston, Maple Plain. Apples. Moore, O. W., Spring Valley. Apples. Redpath, Thos., Wayzata. Raspberries, apples. Spates, S. R., Wayzata. Strawberries, ap- ples. Strand, G. W., Taylor Falls. Strawber- ries. Wedge, Clarence, Albert Lea. Apples. Wilfert, Andrew, Cleveland. Apples. Yahnke, Frank, Winona. Apples. 27 MISSOURI. LOCATION: BLOCKS 13, 27, 28. Pomology. GROUP 107. Atwood, G. A., Springfield. Apples. Butterfield, J. S., Lee's Summit. Apples. Butterfield, M., Farmington. Apples. Bell, C. C, Boonville. Apples. Bailey, S. P., Versailles. Apples. Bonfoey, B. H., Unionville. Apples. Cook, H. W., Potosi. Apples. Crouch, W. S., Carrollton. Apples. Davis, A. J., Jefferson City. Apples. Dutcher, C. H., Warrensburg. Apples. Downing, R. E., Bowling Green. Apples. Davis, L. T., Miami. . Apples. Daniels, L., Lake City. Apples. Emery, C. A., Carthage. Apples. Gano, W. G., Parkville. Apples. Goehrig, H., Boonville. Apples. Gladdish, J. E., Higginsville. Apples. Holman & Davis, Easton. Apples. Jenkins, H. W., Boonville. Apples. Jenkins, J. H. G., Spring Garden. Apples. Jewell, C, Nevada. Apples. Lowmiller, D., Parkville. Apples. Logan, B., Logan. Apples. Marion, J. H., Fulton. Apples. Murphy, J. H., St. Joseph. Apples. Mooney, William, Montreal. Apples. May, J. E., La Plata. Apples. Murray, N. F., Oregon. Apples. Mallinckrodt, C. T., St. Charles. Apples. Mason, E. L., Trenton. Apples. Meyer, George, Orchard Farm. Apples. Meyer, Henry, Bridgeton. Apples. Nelson, A. T., Lebanon. Apples. Null, George W., Maryville. Apples. Ozark Orchard Co., Goodman & Lana- gan. Apples. Pclster Bros., Warrenton, Apples. Parks, H. H., Springfield. Apples. Robnett, D. A., Columbia. Apples. Roberts, J. E., Maysville. Apples. Speakman, F. H., Neosho. Apples. Steiman, C. W., Dalton. Apples. Skinner, W. H., Bethany. Apples. Scuart, B. F., Rushville. Apples. Shepard, G. H., La Monte. Apples. Slaughter, L. J., Grain Valley. Apples. Tjppin, J. W., Nichols. Apples. Teubner, Chas., Lexington. Apples. Thorp, C., Weston. Apples. Todd, T. H., New Franklin. Apples. Thornton, S. Y., Blackwater. Apples. Tucker, L. H., Marshall. Apples. Von Trump, S. H., Elmira. Apples. Walker, S. R., Liberty. Apples. Wayman, H. S., Princeton. Apples. Williamson, C. H., Utica. Apples. Whitten, J. C, Columbia. Apples. ' Wild Bros., J. B., Sarcoxie. Apples. | Zimmerman, A. W., Amazonia. Apples, i ADAIR COUNTY. Imoler, Mrs. E. W., Kirksville. Pear, i May, J. E., La Plata, Apples, plums. 1 May, D. G., La Plata. Plum, raspberries! McClary, F. L., Kirksville. Apples. Probs, Amos, Kirksville. Apples. I ANDREW COUNTY. Snyder, Avenue City. Apples. ATCHISON COUNTY. ; Andrews, C. W., Tarkio. Apples. Littell, W. R., Tarkio. Peppers. BATES COUNTY. | Darby Fruit Farm, Amoret. Plum, black | berry, gooseberry. | Laughlin, E. E., Rich Hill. Strawberry wax beans. j Lawlan, P. P., Rich Hill. Peach. ' Marsh, William, Merwin. Apple. Taylor, H. H., Culver. Apple. Wix, Joseph, Pleasant Gap. Apples. BARRY COUNTY. Manley, C. D., Cassville. Apples. ' BOONE COUNTY. Batterton, E. J., Columbia. Potato. Batterton, Mrs. E. J., Columbia. Peppers Carrier, Dr. J. W., Columbia. Paw-paw Dabb, Mrs. J., Columbia. Crabs. Flemming, Mrs. S. A., Columbia. Grape Hampton, J. M., Centralia. Plums, cher-; r}', goosebeiT}'. Harvey, W. T., Columbia. Potato. Kirklin, Henry, Columbia. Pumpkin, to- mato, s(|uasli. kolilrabi, peppers. Missouri Experiment Station, Columbia. Apples, crabs, plums, grapes, wiiiebcr- r}', blackberry. Robnett, N. D., Columbia, Apple. Roberts, G. W., Rocheport. Apple. Roby, O. C, Rocheport. Crabs. Reid, J. K., Columbia. Plum. ■ Stocks, Zeno, Brown Station. Apple. I Schnable, Mrs. John, Columbia. Pepper. Smith, Stanley, Columbia. Tomato. State Farm, Columbia. Apple. Watlington, Mr., Columbia. Crabs. 28 BUCHANAN COUNTY, ley, R. E., St. Joseph. Peach, by, J. C, St. Joseph. Peach, ell, Mr., Rushville. Apple. is, D., Easton. Plum, is, W. T., Easton. Plum. )tt, J. Y., Rushville. Apple, jey, F. P., St. Joseph. Peaches, tman, L. J., St. Joseph. Pear, plum. Tian & Davis, Easton. Apples and aches. dricks, J., Easton. Apple and crab, wick. A., Easton. Pear, [cry, J. A., St. Joseph. Peach, rison, Mrs., St. Joseph. Peach, ■ish, R. L., St. Joseph. Peach, nolds, J. B., St. Joseph. Peach, irt, B. F., Rushville. Apple, peach, um, pear. lers, H. A., Wallace. Apples, peach, erries, gooseberrie.s. ris, H., St. Joseph. Peach, ris. A., St. Joseph. Peach. idell, T. J., Easton. Peach, jdson. Dr. C. R., St. Joseph. Peach. CARROLL COUNTY. Ti, E., Carrollton. Apples, jghber, V. S., Roads. Apples, kin, W., Norborne. Apples. CASS COUNTY. 'ell, J. M., Peculiar. Apple. CHARITON COUNTY. idt, William, Dalton. Apple. , A., Dalton. Apple. tzen, George,- Dalton. Apple. tzen, J. H., Dalton. Apples. , H., Dalton. Apple. , William, Dalton. Apple. chler, George, Dalton. Apple. CLINTON COUNTY. /man, R. E., Turney. Pear. /er, W. L., Grayson. Apple. CLAY COUNTY. ims, Mrs. M. A., Liberty. Apple. :k, H. J., Liberty. Peach. cklin, R., Liberty. Grapes. yl, J. J., Liberty. Peaches. fley. P., Kearney. Apple. ns, J. C, Harlem. Quinces, beans, . Hamilton, C. E., Pavilion. Apples. Hand, John W., East Hampton, Li- .Vpples. Hanlon, James H., Lmwood. App>- Harden, W. C. Stanton Hill. Apple Harrington, E. E., Watertown. >- l.)les. Hallock, H. H., Milton. Apples. Hayner, Wm., Middleport. Apples Hazelton, F. P., LeRoy. Apples. Hepworth, J. A., Marlboro. ApF^. l)cars. Hitchings. G. B. S., Onondaga. Apps- Holden, Elton B., Hilton. Apples. Hopper, N. F., Ithaca. Apples. Hubbard, S. O.. Pavilion. Apples. Hunt, George, Syracuse. Apples. Huntington. H. S., Batavia, Apple Hutchinson, E. B., Pavilion. Appl< 34 ks, J. Corwin, Batavia. Apples. nes, W. S., Phoenix Mills. Apples. vis, Ira S., Hartwick Seminary. Ap- s. [d, I. F., Batavia. Apples. lley, M. H., Pearl Creek. Apples. tcham, John C, Schenectady. Ap- s. ig, P. W., Athens. Apples. ig, T. H., Trumansburg. Apples. tie, J. G., Schodack Landing. Ap- 5. app, Judson, Syracuse. Apples, ble, Benj., Lyons. Apples, nont, E. W., Cobleskill. Apples, bring, Fred, Gasport. Apples, jnard, C. N., Penfield. Apples, wis, Henry D., Annandale. Apples, amis & Co., Kendall. Apples, ckey, C. W., Coxsackie. Apples, nchester, H., Lockport. Apples, nn, W. T., Barker. Apples, pes, Arlington, Stanley. Apples. rvin, I. H., Albion. Apples, ther, O. C, Albion. Apples, ttheson, A. Ross, Pomona. Apples. Nair, H. R., Dansville. Apples, ad, Wm. M., Stanley. Apples, rrick, W. D., Albion. Pears, tcalf, W. W.. Castile. Apples. ;keljohn, A. G., Putnam Sta. Apples, lard, W. S., Joshua. Apples, ler, George, Naples. Grapes, ler, Charles D., Lima. Apples. :chell, A. A., Palmyra. Apples, ody, E. L., Rushville. Apples, rgan & Newing, Albion. Apples, ulton Ward, Brewerton, N. Y. Ap- dge, W. Seward, Gasport. Apples, nt, G. E. & E. H., Le Roy. Apples, rdock, S. A., Crown Point. Apples, ivton, Wm., Henrietta. Pears, o, Gottlieb, Gasport. Apples, je, Levi A., Seneca Castle. Apples, je, W. S., E. Bethany. Apples and rs. ker, George D., Bluff Point. Apples, ise, Fayette E., Lockport. Apples, ry, W. R., Rushville. Pears, ise, Ira, Oswego. Pears, tit, George, Lyndonville. Apples, ilps, Merton, Castile. Apples, rson, M. F., Stanley. Apples, ter, E. C, Sauquoit. Apples. ivtll, George L., Ghent. Apples. ver, Talmage, Penn Yan. Apples. ;d, George R., Honeoye. Grapes, singer, A., Naples. Grapes. 'Ves, F. L., Palmyra. Apples. Reeves, George S., Marion. Apples. Riker, J. F., Lakeside. Apples. Roberts, William, Lockport. Apples. Roeper, William H., Wyoming. Ap- ples. Rowe, L. A., Barnard. Apples. Salisbury, J. V., Phelps. Apples. Seeley, E. L. S., Onondaga. Apples. Selby, A. F., Williamson. Apples. Selmser, Guy A. Apples. Sherman, J. D., Castile. Apples. Shofmyer, Aaron, Schenectady. Ap- ples. Silsby, John D., Lockport. Apples. Slingerland, I. M., Fayetteville. Ap- ples. Smallwood, W. W., Warsaw. Apples. Smith, David H., Middleport. Apples. Smith & Boyce, HoUey. Apples. Smith & Powell, Syracuse. Apples. Snyder, F. H., Ghent. Apples. Soverhill, M. A., Newark. Apples. Stace, S., Barnard. Apples. Stearns, C. L., Clay. Apples. Steele, John, Schodack Landing. Ap- ples. Stickle, C. W., Schenectady. Apples. Streeter, Willis C, Fulton. Apples. Stuart, A. H., Newark. Apples and pears. Tenney, Clarence, Hilton. Apples. Teator, Wm. S., Upper Red Hook. Ap- ples. Tozer, H. H., Naples. Apples. Underbill, E. B., Poughkeepsie. Ap- ples. Van Allen, J. S., Selkirk. Apples. Van Buren, J. P., Stockport. Apples. Van Dreser, Henry, Cobleskill. Apples. Van Eps, F. E., Stanley. Apples. Van Deusen, R. L., Newark. Apples. Van Vlieb, W. H., South Schodack. Ap- ples. Van Vracken, G. F., Fischer Ferry. -\pples. Van Wagoner, M., Gasport. Apples. Vermilyea, H. S., Chelsea. Apples. Ward, John G., Ravena. Apples. Warner, H. D., Clifton Springs. Apples. Wells, Samuel J., Fayetteville. Apples. Wetmore, W. E., Wilson. Apples. Wellm.an, H. E., Kendall. Apples. Whitney, T. D., Flint. Apples. Wilcox, A. H., Gasport. Apples. Willard, E. P., Cayuga. Pears. Williams, C. S., Brockport. Apples. Wood & Son, Carlton Sta. Apples. Yost, W. W., Waterloo. Apples. Zorn, George, Hilton. Apples. 35 NORTH CAROLINA, LOCATION: BLOCK 51. Pomology. GROUP 107. Banks, W. B., Burnsville. Apples. Beaver, S. M., Burnsville. Apples. Byrd, Mrs. Mary, Cane River. Apples. Boggs, A. A., Waynesville. Apples. Cone, Moses, Blowing Rock. Apples. Dellinger, Dave, Burnsville. Apples. Bellinger, Tom, Burnsville. Apples. Farrior, J. A., Waynesville. Apples. Hatley, Jack, Hudson. Apples. Hensley, William, Bald Creek. Apples. Hall, J. E., Waynesville. Apples. j McPeeters, C. L., Cane River. Apples.! McPeeters, John, Cane River. Apples. : Randall, William, Bee Log. Apples. Ray, Sol, Burnsville. Apples. i Ray, Marion, Burnsville. Apples. | Ray. Mrs. Virginia, Cane River. Apple| Styles, W., Burnsville. Apples. i Styles, S. T., Burnsville. Apples. Williams, Joe, Wilhite. Apples. OREGON. LOCATION: BLOCK 17. Pomology. GROUP 107. La Selle Bros., Albany. Prunes. Linn Co., by Douglass, J. R., Albany. Collective exhibit of fruits. Marion Co., by Bonney, A. A., Wood- burn. Collective exhibit of iellies and fruit. Olwell Bros., Central Point. Newton Pippin.s. Oregon, State of. Collective exhibit of fruits. Polk Co., by Wolfe, Mrs. F. A., Fai City. Collective exhibit of fruits ai, jellies. Scott, Richard, Milwaukee. Royal Ai' and Bing- cherries in glass jars. Stewart, G., Albany. Peaches. Washington Co., by Heidel, F. M., Hil boro. Collective exhibit of fruits. Werner, Mrs. A. Dried apples. Willamette Valley Prune Associatic Salem. Italian prunes, dried. PENNSYLVANIA. LOCATION: BLOCKS 44 and 42. Pomology. GROUP 107. Brinser, E. C, Middletown. Apples. Brown, S. B., Sulphur Springs. Apples. Campbell, S. L., Wellsboro. Apples. Compton, Homer, McLane. Apples. Drenning, J. N., Bedford. Apples. Eby, B. M., Newport. Apples. Evans, T. C, Furniss. Apples. Gephart, F. P., Bedford. Apples. Gorrie, C. A., Wellsboro. Apples. Greenlee, A. B., New Lebanon. Apples. Herbine, J. B., Oley. Apples. Horsham Farmers' Club, Horsham. Fruits. Tohnson, W. B. K., Allentown. Appl kahler, A. J., Hughesville. Apples. Kendall, R. M.. McConnellsburg. Appl Kenyon. A. W., Carbondale. Apples. Lehman, A. B., Fayetteville. Apples. Oster, Geo. W., Osterburg. Apples. Seyler. D. M., Basket. Apples. Sm.ith, J. T., Swales. Apples. Snyder, J. G., Strouptown. Apples. Stearns, G. A., Harford. Apples. Stout, W. H.. Pine Grove. Apples. Thomas, J. F., Patton. Apples. Weidner. A. I.. Arendtsville. Apples. Young, D. C, Smethport. Apples. 3G The following exhibits are installed in Pennsylvania Section, Palace of Agri- ure: lerson, John, New Park. Walnuts. kwater, John, PoUotown. Chestnuts. hart, G. S., St. Thomas. Chestnuts. kman, Benjamin, Lehmaster. Wal- its. nges, Peter, Iron Ore. Hickory nuts. rer, M. E., Berrysburg. Chestnuts. thrup, C. D., Elkland. Walnuts, but- rniits, chestnuts, hickory nuts. nypacker. Gov. S. W., Schwenksville. 'alnuts. St, Mrs. Delanson, Hughsville. Wal- its. Ruth, M. D., West Manchester. Hickory nuts. Sitz, G. W., . Walnuts. Thomas, Joseph W., King of Prussia. Walnuts. Walker, George, Chambersburg. Wal- nuts. Witmer, S. T., Union Depot. Hickory nuts. Zeigler, J. Horace, Telford. Hickory nuts. RHODE ISLAND. LOCATION: BLOCK 57. Pomology. GROUP 105. e of Rhode Island, Board of Agricul- re of Providence. Charts, photo- aphs and reports showing horticultu- 1 development and results. GROUP 107. Anthony, Henry C, Portsmouth. Pomo- logical display of Rhode Island pro- ducts in museum jars. College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Kingston. Pomological display in museum jars. TEXAS. LOCATION: BLOCK 34. Pomology. GROUP 107. ey, J. A., Brown County. Peaches. er, A. B., Hood. Peaches. •y, J. L. A., Hood. Persimmons. vey, Mr. Hood. Pears. e, W. B., Houston. Pears. son, Mrs. Grayson. Apples. son & Cbeaney, Ward. Urapes. er, Mrs. Josie, Tarrant. Pomegran- es. iv, W. M., Hall. Peaches, pears, ap- es. ghty, George, Erath. Apples, 'di, L. L., Brown County. Peaches, ham, J. W., Hall. Peaches, pears, i, J. R., Erath. Apples. ". W. B., Hood. Apples. Fink, J. M., Grayson. Pears, peaches, pomegranates. Fitzgerald, Frank, Brown County. Per- simmons. Forvel, L. B., Hood. Grapes. Goggin, S. R., Brown County. Peaches. Graner, E. A., Clay County. Peaches. Hansen, W. E., Hall. Peaches. Jackson, A. D., Grayson, Apples. Kilpatrick, W. W., Comanche. Pears, ap- ples. Large, Mrs. W. H., Tarrant. Pomegran- ates. Larkin, Frank, Grayson. Apples. Lindley, Harry, Brown County. Peaches. Lolier, Miss, Grayson. Pears. McGinniss Nursery, Kaufman. Pears, ap- Maltby, W. J., Callehan. Apples. Milton & Couch, Brown County. Plums. 37 Neis, George, Tarrant. Peaches. Page, W. B., Houston. Pears. Pierce, L. M., Grayson. Apples. Pope, J. B., Hall. Grapes. Ranier, Mrs. C, Comanche. Apples, pears. Spence, L. P., Brown County. Peaches. Stokes, J. B., Erath. Peaches. Sullivan, John, Hood. Apples. Swayne, J., Grayson. Apples. Thompson, T. J., Hall. Persimmons. Ward, C. L., Hill. Persimmons, pear Wesson, M. B., Tarrant. Quinces. Wilson, Benj. H., Hood. Apples, pears. Wilson, Dr. J. H., Hardeman. Peaches, j Woodward, A. G., Erath. Apples. j WASHINGTON, LOCATION: BLOCK 47. Pomology. GROUP 107. Alderson, Samuel, North Yakima. Apples. Beal, D. A., Malaga. Apples. Clarkston Fruit Growers' Association, Cherries, prunes. Chapman, B. M., Mission. Apples. Cooper, C. G., Wenatchee. Apples. Druse, D. L., North Yakima. Apples. Edmund, W., Orondo. Apples. Farewell, Geo. H., Wenatchee. Apples. France, G., Wenatchee. Apples. Flint, Purdy, North Yakima. Apples. Gilbert, G. M., North Yakima. Apples. Hull, North Yakima. Apples. Jones, A. C, Mission. Apples. Kenyon, L. B., North Yakima. Apples. King, E. M., North Yakima. Apples. Keck, E. O., North Yakima. Apples. Lasich, Geo., Wenatchee. Apples. Lee, Jr., Wm., North Yakima. Apples. Lauham, Z. A., Wenatchee. Apples. McDermid, A. A., North Yakima. Apples. McManns, J,, Mission. Apples. Nash, Charles, North Yakima. Apples. Newcomb, W. B., North Yakima. Apple Orondo Fruit Farm, Orondo. Apples. Philips, S. W., Wenatchee. Apples. Peck, E. G., North Yakima. Apples. Russell, Osborn, North Yakima. Apple' Remy, E., North Yakima. Apples. Richards, M. N., North Yakima. Applei Sanders, F. M., Entiat. Apples. Simmons, H. S., Wenatchee. Apples. ! Shannon, J. E., North Yakima. Apples. 1 Snively, Mrs. H. J., North Yakima. Ai; pies. Scudder, H. B., North Yakima. Apples. Tuesley, Geo. M., North Yakima. Apple Vaale, O. P., Malaga. Apples. Waldron, F., Zillah. Apples. Washington Irrigation Co., Sunnysid Apples. Wright, J. Howard, North Yakima. Ar pies. Wright, W. L., North Yakima. Apples. Wilcox, C. P., North Yakima. Apples. Yakima County Hort. Union, North Y; kima. Apples and plums. Zimmerman, E. P., Wenatchee. Apples. WISCONSIN. LOCATION: BLOCK 26. Pomology. GROUP 107. Abbott, C. A., Appleton. Apples. Barnes, A. D., Waupaca. Apples Brown, W. W., Omro. Apples. Bussey, W. P., Omro. Apples. Chappel, F. H., Oregon. Apples Coe, R. J., Fort Atkinson. Apples. Cranefield, Frederic, Madison. Apples. Edwards, F. C, Fort Atkinson. Apples. Floyd, Henry, Eureka. Apples. Fridd, John, Berlin. Apples. Hall, Wm., Rush Lake. Apples. Hanchet, Wm., Sparta. Apples. Harden. F. A., Weyanwega. Apples. 38 land, F. W., Waukesha. Apples, ris, Ed., Berlin. Apples. t, James, Eureka. Apples. :h, A. L., Sparta. Apples, bst, J. L., Sparta. Apples, ey, Geo. J., Milwaukee. Apples, ison, Franklin, Baraboo. Apples, ogg, Geo. J., Lake Mills. Apples, ogg, L. G., Ripon. Apples, ogg, M. S., Janesville. Apples, en, L. F., Omro. Apples, pe, T. E., Eureka. Apples, shall, S. H., Madison. Apples. Menn, J. J., Norwalk. Apples, Moyle, W. J., Yorkville. Apples. Oak, Chas., Omro. Apples. Parsons, A. A., Omro. Apples. Parsons, C. A., Omro. Apples. Philips, A. J., West Salem. Apples. Smith, B. H., Tiffany. Apples. Smith, Geo. B., Green Bay. Apples. Smith, Irving C, Green Bay. Apples. Terrell, J. K., Oshkosh. Apples. Thral, Ed., Omro. Apples. Toole, Wm., Baraboo. Apples. WYOMING. LOCATION: BLOCK 37. Pomology. GROUP 107. k Mrs. Jno., Beaver Creek. App'es. een Co., Sheridan County. Apples. iington. A., Big Horn. Apples. Vol, Mr., Sheridan County. Apples. ividdie, W. C, Pass Creek. Apples. 7, Jack., Big Horn. Apples. her, J. A., Buffalo. Apples, cherries, irrants, plums, gooseberries. tib, John, Greub. Apples. risen, W. S., Wheatland. Apples. ger, George, Buffalo. Apples. »ker, Quincy, Lowell. Apples. :son, W. E., Sheridan County. Apples. ee, John, Wheatland. Apples. Johnson County. Apples. King, John, Buffalo. Apples. Mathews, L., Shell. Apples. McCully, C. H. & S. F., Sheridan County. Apples. Nichol, Frank, Lander. Apples. Sailers, Hamp, Piney. Apples. Sheridan County. Apples. Watt, Peter, Buffalo. Apples, cherries, gooseberries, currants. raspberries, strawberries. Williams, W. F., Buffalo. Apples. Young, Ed., Dallas. Apples. Zingg, J., Sheridan County. Apples. ARGENTINE. Location: Palace of Agriculture. Vegetables, tree and shrub seeds. GROUP no. uffo, Angel, Buenos Ayres. Veg- :ab!es. tree and shrub seeds. AUSTRIA. Location: Installed in Palace of Agriculture, Blocks 140" and 141. Appliances and Methods of Viticulture. GROUP 106. :hville, Franz, Vienna. Wine-growers' nplements and wine-cellar machinery. 39 BRAZIL. Installed in Palace of Agriculture. Appliances and methods of Viticulture. GROUP 106. GROUP 108. ^ T ij T3 /- J TD^^oo f«^ Dietsch, Arthur, S. Paulo. Plants fo Costa, Leopoldo, R. Grande. Press for ,^^^.j^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^^,|j^g Dierberger, Joao, S. Paulo. Plants fo park and garden. Marengo & Irmaos, S. Paulo. Collection ; Casa Hortulania, Rio Janeiro. Plants fo parks and garden, of grape vines. Nomitz Francisco, S. Paulo. Plants fo park and garden. Prefeitura, Rio Janeiro. Ornamenta plants. GROUP 107. Almeida Filho, Joao B. de, Matto Grosso. Peanuts. GROUP 109. Dietsch, Artine, Orchids. (Installed ii Forestry.) CEYLON. Location: Installed in Ceylon Pavilion. Pomology. GROUP 107. Siriwardana, L. J., Galle. Models of fruit. CHINA. Location : . Installed in Chinese Section of Palace of Liberal Arts. Gardener's Tools and Vegetable and Flower Seeds. GROUP 105. Imperial Chinese Government. Tools for gardeners — spades, picks, hoes; tools for pruning and grafting. GROUR 110. Imperial Chinese Government. CoUec' lions of vegetables and flower seeds. COSTA RICA. Location: Installed in Palace of Agriculture, Block 141, Aisles A and 15. Pomology. GROUP 107. Bonilla, Jose Maria, Turrialba. Pineap- ples. Compania Agricola, Turrialba. Pineap- ples. Oranges Government of Costa Rica. lemons, etc. Government of Costa Rica. Wax-mod elcd fruits. Ulloa Arturo, San Jose. Oranges. United Fruit Co., Costa Rica. Bananas. 40 CUBA. Location: Cuban Section, Palace of Forestry. GROUP io8. arballo, Havana. Ornamental trees, rubs and plants. FRANCE. Location: Block i, West Wing. Apparatus, Arboriculture. GROUP 105. ed Bellard, Paris. Watering appara- 3. ene Tourets, Paris. Plans of gar- ns of Paris and provinces. taine Souverain. Rustic garden 3ules, ladders, step-ladders. or (Tibbets) Eissot. Garden tools, ades, picks, hoes, tools for pruning, afting knives, spraying apparatus. GROUP 108. >chard, Jules, Farcy-les-Lys. Orna- ental plants and shrubs. cher, Georges, Paris. Trained fruit tts, rose bushes, rose trees, clema- es, hydrangers. 5UX & Lec Lerc, Paris. Greensward, nnas, dahlias, gailliardia, delphinium. tenay, Abel, Vitry. Standard lilacs. uvet. Veuve & Fils, Paris. Green- .'ard. IX & Fils, Chatenay, (Seine). Trained nit trees, ornamental trees and rubs, rhododendrons, fir-tribe. resne, Honore, Fils, Vitry (Seine). Dse bushes and rose trees, peonia. aiffe, Carignan, (Ardennes). Green- rard. al, Georges, Lieusaint (Seine and arne). Firtribes. ird, Louis, Paris. Hardyherbaceous ants, gladiolus; dahlias, caiinas, eensward. er, Rene, Limoges (Haute-Vienne), :>se bushes, fir tribes. ante, Aine, Paris. Trained fruit trees. 5y, Andre, Angers (Maine and ">ire). Magnolias, fir tribes. Leroy, Louis, Angers (Maine and Loire). Magnolia grandiflora. Leveque, Vitry, (Seine). Rose bushes. Magne, Georges, Paris, fir tribe. Millet, Fils, Bourg-la-Reine (Seine). Iris germanica, gladiolas, helianthus, harpalium. Molin, Charles, Lyon (Rhone). Dahlias. Moser, Versailles (Seine and Oise). Rho- dodendrons, fir tribes, ornamental shrubs. Nomblot, Bruneau, Bourg-la-Reine (Seine). Trained fruit trees, orna- mental shrubs. Pinguet, Guindon, Tours (Maine and Loire). Trained fruit trees, seedling trees and shrubs, grafted vines. Ponce, Fils, Nogent-Sur-Seine (aube). Rose bushes. Rivoire & Fils, Lyon (Rhone) . Dahlias. Robichon Fils, Orleans (Loriet). Rose bushes. Rosette, Caen (Calvados). Ranunculus and anemones. Thiebault, Emile, Paris. Greensward. Thiebault, Leyendre, Paris. Greensward. Vilmorin, Andrieux & Co., Paris. Greens- ward, annuel plants, gladiolus, mont- bretia, dahlia, cannas, begonias. GROUP 110. (Installed in West Wing of the Palace of Horticulture). Denaiffe, Carignan, (Ardennes) .Seeds of vegetables, flowers, shrubs and trees. 41 GREAT BRITAIN. Location: Block 35, wall space. Collection of Herbaceous Plants, Designs for Gardens. GROUP 106. (South wall of Horticulture Building). Board of Agriculture and Fisheries, Lon- don. Map of Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew. Cheal, J. & Sons, Crawley. Landscape plans, designs for laying out gardens. GROUP 107. Edmunds, Joseph, London. Fruit pro- cessed. (British Section, Agricultural Building). GROUP 108. (In the garden of the British Royal Pa- .vilion). Cannell, H. & Sons, Swanley. Dahlias and herbaceous collection. Carter, James & Co., London. Gras! seed, annuals and bulbs. Cheal, J. & Sons, Crawley. Dahlias. 1 Cutbush, William & Sons, London. T(| piary work and collection of trees. I Forbes, John, Hawick. Phloxes and aii nuals. ! Hobbies, Ltd., Dereham. Dahlias. ' Kelway & Son, Langport. Dahlias, he: baceous plants and gladiolis. Perry, Amos, London. Hardy herbacn ous plants. ' Sander & Sons, St. Albans. Collectioi of tuberous begonias. | Sutton & Sons, Reading. Grass seed, co lection of annuals and bulbs. ; Tomlinson & Hayward, Ltd., LincoL; England. Weed killer used on Agr{ culture Hill. j HAITI. Location: Installed in Palace of Forestry, Fish and Game. Ornamental Plants and Flowers. GROUP 108. Hepple, W. & Co. Collection of orchids. ITALY. Location: Installed in Italian Section, Palace of Agriculture. Viticulture and Pomology. GROUP 106. Canfora Alfonso, Pozzuoli. Fermenting casks. GROUP 107. Acclimation & Sicilian Agriculture So- ciety, Palermo. Sample of nuts. Bonfiglioli Gaetani & Son, Bologna. A new kind of apples. Diliberto, Gaetano, Palermo. Lemons. Fiaccavento, Rizzo Giuseppe, Note (S racusa). Almonds. Mantia, Calogero Guiseppe, Raccolmul (Cirgenti). Almonds. Rizzuto, Carmelo, Reggio Calabria. Fig Siciliano, Napoleone, Ficcarazzi (Pale mo). Lemons. Spinelli Bros, Reggio Calabria. Figs. 42 JAPAN. Location: Blocks 127, Bast Half 126; Aisles: 14, 15, C and D. Floriculture. Pomology. GROUP 105. ika & Co., Tokio. Spray. lanaka & Co., Osaka. Fancy fence; lie and female stag and crane in onze. (Installed in Japanese Pavil- 1.) GROUP 107. agun Orange Ass'n., Wakayama. -anges. i Natsumikan Export Ass'n., Yam- yhei. Oranges. n Orange Ass'n., Wakayama. ■anges. amura Agricultural Society, Nagasa- Oranges. lisonokigun Agricultural Society, igasaki. Oranges. sa Senhokugun Agriculture Society, >aka. Oranges. zuoka Iwoharagun Orange Ass'n., izuoka. Oranges. zuoka Shitagun Orange Ass'n., tizuoka. Oranges. Osaka Horticulturists' Ass'n., represent- ed by Shimomura Shohichi, Osaka. Peony (tree). (Installed in Japanese pavilion.) Taikoyen, Tokio. Dwarfed plants in pots. Toyama Shibato, Kobe. Bamboo palm, (rhapis flabellifornus) ; kwannonchiku; baran; cycas revoluta; ginmatsu; pine. Watase Torajiro, Tokio. Flower seeds. Yamanaka & Co., Osaka. Plants in pots. (Installed in Japanese Pavilion.) GROUP 110. Watase Torajiro, Tokio. seeds. Vegetable GROUP 108. ikawa Teinosuke, Osaka. Dry. Morning GROUP 111. Formosan Government. Pots of bamboo. Hachiya Ka Ki Dealers' Association, Gi- fuken. Persimmon seedlings. Inazawa Agriculture Society, Aichiken. Orange seedlings. Na Ka Komagun Agriculture Society, Yamanashiken. Persimmon seedlings. Tanikawa Nisaburo, Hiroshimaken. Per- simmon seedlings. MEXICO. Location: Block 53, part of 56 and Conservatory and Outdoor Exhibit. Viticulture and Pomology. GROUP 105. ierno del Estado de Tabasco, San an Bautista. Models of fruits in oil intings. (Installed in Palace of Ag- :ulture.) )owell, J, Alberto, Tacubaya, D. F. )llection of pictures of orchids. 3la, Junta Local del Estado, Puebla, exico. Models of fruits in plaster, nstalled in Palace of Agriculture.) GROUP 107. Arizpe, Jose M., Saltillo, Coahuila. Ap- ples and quinces. Ayuntamiento de Pahuatlan, Huachinan- go, State of Puebla. Peanuts. (In- stalled in* Palace of Agriculture.) Avila, Jose C, Itumba, State of Mexico. Nuts. (Installed in Palace of -Agri- culture.) 43 Garza, Fernandez, J. M., Garcia, State of Nuevo Leon. Pomegranates. Gobierno del Estado de Durango, Du- rango. Peanuts, nuts. (Installed in Palace of Agriculture.) Guajardo, L, A., Muzquiz, Coahuila. Nuts. Jimenez, Juan, Guadalajara, State of Ja- lisco. Oranges. Lopez Bonifacio, Amacueca, Sayula, State of Jalisco. Nuts. (Installed in Palace of Agriculture.") Lopez, Felix U., Coatepec, State of Vera- cruz. Pineapples and bananas. Lustan, Carlos, Veracruz, State of Vera- cruz. Cocoanuts. McDowell, J. Alberto, Tacubaya, D. F. Oranges, limes and lemons. McDowell, Ignacio, Tacubaya, D. F. Guavas, tamarinds, chirmoj^as. Mier y Concha Eugenio, Nacayuca, State of Tabasco. Nuts. (Installed in Pal- ace of Agriculture.) Perez, Jose C, Oaxaca, State of Oaxaca. Peanuts and nuts. (Installed in Pal- ace of Agriculture.) Quinta, Laelia, Cuernavaca, State of Morelos. Mangos. Sanchez, Ignacio, Irapuato, State of Guanajuato. Strawberries. GROUP 108. Acosta, Agustin,' Tacubaya, D. F.. Roc ery plants, composed of cacti, agavl and dasylirious. ' Jardin, Botanico, Tacubaya, D. P.. Co lection of tuberous begonias. Manrique, Primitivo, City of Mexici Collection of native flowering bulbs. I McDowell, Ignacio, Tacubaya, D, 'i Collection of agaves, including cm mental and fibre producing varietie McDowell, J. Alberto, Tacubaya, D. ? Cacti, displayed in four beds, inclui ing the rarest varieties. i Mexican National Commission, Mexicj City. Cacti, agave. Sec. 45. 1 Quinta, Laelia, Cuernavaca, State ij Morelos. Fancy-leaved caladiums. ' Sanchez, Felipe J., Tacubaya, D, : Gloxinias. GROUP 109. Bautista, Miguel, Tacubaya, D. F. Cc| lection of tropical fruit trees, sect and Mexican flowering bulbs. ; Manrique, Primitivo, City of Mexic Collection of tillandsias. McDowell, J. Alberto, Tacubaya, D. I Group of tropical foliage plants, i! eluding specimen dracenas. 1 Quinta, Laelia, Cuernavaca, State ' Morelas. Young tropical plants, ii eluding mangoes, pineapples, vanill) oranges, coffee, rubber trees and v rious tropical fruit trees. • ; NICARAGUA. Location: Nicaragua Pavilion. Pomology. GROUP 107. Jeratura Politica, Masaya. Covoles, ta- marinds. Municipality of San Marcos, Carazo. Chestnuts. GROUP 108. Layrac, Luis, Managua. Ornament plants for parks and gardens. GROUP 109. Jefatura Politica, Matagalpa. Ch (Lime-leaved-sage). Jefatura Politica, Carazo.. Aromo sec< (Seeds of the aromatic mirth tree). 44 PORTUGAL. Location: Block 55. Ornamental shrubs and plants. GROUP 106. njo, Eduardo Vellosod, Braga. Vine. GROUP 107. leida, Jose Duarte'd, Silves. Almonds id locust beans. ram, Abrahao, Faro. Almonds and icust beans. to, Frederico Mendes De, Portimao. igs. istina, Successores Antonio Jose da ilva, Lagoa. Almonds. idella, Conde de, Aldeia Nova do abo, Fundao. Chestnuts. cia, Alfredo Rodrigues, Silves. Lo- .ist beans, figs. iveia, Jose Baptista d'Almeida, Alpe- rinha, Fundao. Almonds. )es & Irmao, Eduardo, Silves. Locust eans, almonds, figs. scarenhas, Judice (Pedro Paulo de), ilves. Locust beans and almonds. ttos, Jose Franco Pereira de, Faro. ocust beans. idonca, J. & F., Olkao. Locust beans nd almonds. Mendonca, Joaquim Antonio de, Sto. Es- tevao, Faro. Locust beans. Murtinheira, Felix Antonio, Alpedrinha, Fundao. Chestnuts. Parreira, Joao Jose de Mattos, Tavira. Locust beans and almonds. Penteado, E., Faro. Locust beans and almonds. Pimenta, Jose Maria Dantas, Torres No- vas. Figs. Provisorio, Antonio do Carmo, Porti- mao. Almonds. Ramos, Antonio de Souza, Tavira. Al- monds and locust beans. Rosario, Francisco Andre do, Tavira. Al- monds and locust beans. Sablo, Luiz Augusto Camacho, TavJra. Almonds and locust beans. Santos & Mendonca, Lisbon. Almonds and locust beans. Sequerra, Luna, Faro. Almonds and lo- cust beans. Soudella, Coude de Fundao. Chestnuts. Tello, Sebastiao, Tavira.. Almonds, figs. Trindade, Joaquim de Mendonca, e Mella. Tavira. Almonds, figs. Villarinho & Sobrinho, Silves. Almonds and locust beans. SIAM. Location: Siamese Pavilion. GROUP 107. nmission, Royal. Models of- Siamese ruits. SOUTH AFRICA, (Unofficial representation.) Location: West Wing Horticulture Building. GROUP 109. yer, Ltd., Pretoria, Transvaal. Botan- :al specimens. 45 OFFICIAL CATALOGUE OF EXHIBITORS Universal Exposition Saint Louis, U. S. A. 1904 DIVISION OF EXHIBITS FREDERICK J, V. SKIFF, Director Department K FORESTRY TARLETON H. BEAN, Chief REVISED EDITION PUBLISHED FOR THE COMMITTEE ON PRESS AND PUBLICITY BY THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY (INC.) ST. LOUIS, U. S. A., 1904. COPYRIGHT, 1904. BY THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMPANY. FOR THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY. PREFACE A moderc Universal Exposition well might be called an encyclopedia of society, as it contains, in highly specialized array, society's words and works. Ii is a collection of the wisdom and achievements of the world, brought together for the inspection of the world — for examination and study by its experts. It constitutes a compact, classified, indexed compen- dium, available for ready reference, of the achievements and ideas of society, in al! phases of its activities, extending to the most material as well as to the most refined. . . . The Catalogue of such an Universal Exposition is, therefore, perhaps the most comprehensive and representative contemporary record of the progress and condition of the human race that may be devised. It is a succinct and authentic record of the exhibits of the Exposition, which are the evidences of the capacity and performance in all lines, intellectual, social and industrial, of all of the peoples of the world. The value of such a document and its significance, socially and commercially, are incalculable. It is an epitome of the capacity and promises of mankind, while being at the same time a roll of honor — a certified register of those individuals and institutions which are taking active part in the life of the world to-day FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director of Exhibits. INTRODUCTION. Installation of Exhibits, Department of Forestry. By TARLETON H. BEAN, Chief. The Department of Forestry is associated for exhibit purposes with the De-j partment of Fish and Game, and therefore the structure devoted to these two De- partments is known as the Palace of Forestry, Fish and Game. The space devote(i| to forestry is, comparatively speaking, seen to be insignificant when it is known that| the products of the forest industries are valued at one billion dollars aiuiually. ' In addition to the indoor exhibits, there are several acres devoted to an outdoor exhibit of forest planting. The displays are not limited to forest products, but also illustrate forest pol' icy and the practical work of tree planting. ! Scientific features of this Department are shown by the displays illustratj ing the distribution of forests and of the genera and species of trees and plantsi as well as by the sections of trees of various degrees of thickness that demonstrate the anatomy and structure of woods. I Interesting sections of the displays treat of the diseases of forest trees, tliij peculiarities of forest growth, statistics of forest industries, and the relation O] forests to climate. j In the selected exhibits installed in the Palace of Forestry, Fish and Gamei the main object is to illustrate the economic uses and history of such valuabji! coniferous trees as yellow pine, loblolly pine, cedar, cypress, redwood, spruce ani; hemlock, as well as the hard woods. The indoor installation of forestry is made complete by the displays of tlw secondary products of the forest, such as woodenware, cooperage, basketry, the grea' industries based upon wood pulp, and other objects of forest resources, notabl.i alcohol, turpentine and resins. In the west end of the palace is located the United States Bureau of Forestr\ Its conspicuous feature is revealed in the immense transparencies illustrating fore>, trees, natural and planted timber forests, forest topography, typical methods of hini! bering, and the destruction of forests by fire and insects. This exhibit also show the character and extent of government forest work; timber testing; preservation C| construction timber by artificial means; practical forest management, and turpentin; orcharding. The outdoor exhibit of the United States Bureau of Forestry demonstrate! the principles and practice of forest planting. ; Other outdoor displays demonstrate the benefit of tree planting to farmer:, and the United States Bureau of Plant Industry shows the forage and various farr crops of this country. In the foreign exhibits are seen cabinet woods from Austria; specimens c; cabinet and construction woods, forest seeds, and forest products, such as turpc; tine, camphor, varnish, wax, baskets, whips and barrels from Japan; soap, chen icals and medicinal preparations from the forests of Venezuela; forest implement sawed timber, cork, wood, mosaics, panels, tanning barks, essences, rubber an gums from France and her colonies; seeds, roots, leaves, specimens of wood, bark rubber, resins, vegetable down, quinine*, and medicinal plants used by Indians fc snake poison and for fever, from Brazil; specimens of woods, rattans, basket wor mat material, rubber, gums, and odd timber-hauling carts from Siam; woods, bark roots, gums, rubber, medicinal plants and chewing gum from Mexico; corks, tootl picks, cooper's stock and rubber from Portugal; gums and varnish from Peru; rai woods from Ceylon; scented gums from Egypt; two hundred and sixteen kinds < wood from Argentine, and a magnificent collective exhibit of forestry and its pr^ ducts from Canada. These interesting exhibits are clearly indicated by block and exhibit numbei in the catalogue. ^ "-^dr HOW TO LOCATE AN EXHIBIT. Like other Palaces, Forestry and Fish and Game is divided into blocks separated aisles, lettered and numbered. Above each block hangs a large sign, which will licate immediately to the person searching for the location of a certain exhibit, the )ck in which the exhibit is installed. By consulting the Ground Plan in the Cata- jue, and the entry, where aisle and block number are both given, the location of i exhibit will be ascertained at once. The exhibits in this Palace are largely by ate and Foreign Commissions, and in those cases only the general location of the ate and Country are given. Many forestry exhibits are outside of the Palace, but in ch case the location is definitely given in the Catalogue. INDEX TO EXHIBITS. DOMESTIC EXHIBITS. lited States, Pages 11,12 lited States Bureau of Forestry, • . 12 kansas, 13 iHfornia, , 13 :orgia, 14 ;ntucky, 14, 15 misiana, 15 ichigan, 16 issouri, 16 ississippi, 17 ontana, 17 ;w Jersey, 17 5w York, 18 Jrth Carolina, 18 'egon, . . ., 19 mnessee, 19 xas, 20 rginia, 20 ashington, 20 isconsin, 21 yoming, 21 FOREIGN EXHIBITS. Argentine, Page 22 Austria, 22 Belgium, 22 Brazil, ... 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 Canada, 30 Ceylon, 30 China, 30 Costa Rica, 31 Cuba, 31 Egypt, 31 France and French Colonies, . . . 32 Germany, 33, 34 Great Britain, 34 Guatemala, 35 Haiti, 35 Honduras, 35 Japan, 36, 37 Mexico, 38, 39, 40, 41 New South Wales, 41 New Zealand, 41 Peru, 42 Porto Rico, 42 Portugal, 43 Slam, 44 Spain, 44 Venezuela, 45 DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY. OFFICIAL CLASSIFICATION OF EXHIBITS. GROUP 112. APPLIANCES AND PROCESSES USED IN FORESTRY. Class 653. Collection of Seeds. Specimens of indigenous or exotic forest products. ; Collections of plants. Class 654. Special implements for gathering, preparing, testing and preserving seeds; i drying houses. Implements for nurseries. Equipment for tree culture j and forest industries. I Class 655. Processes of culture in nurseries. Processes of culture and of the man- , agement of forests. Class 656. Forest topography. Forest botany. Geographical distribution. Maps, 1 statistics, general literature. I Class 657. Forest works; manipulation of lumber; keepers' houses, sawmills, tracks! for hauling timber, sanitation. I Class 658. Terracing, re-planting, turfing, etc. Planting to hold the surface of , dunes. { GROUP 113. PRODUCTS OF THE CULTIVATION OF FORESTS AND OF FOREST INDUSTRIES. Class 659. Specimens of forest products; logs, cross and transverse sections, etc. Class 660. Wood for cabinet work; wood for building; wood for fuel; wood that has been worked; construction timber; lumber; staves. Dye woods, barks, etc. Class 661. Cork; textile barks. Tanning, fragrant, and resin(.)us substances, etc. • Class 662. Products of forest industries; coopers' stock, basket work, grass work, wooden ware, wood wool, corks, kiln-dried wood, wood alcohol, char- coal, raw potash, etc. GROUP 114. APPLIANCES FOR GATHERING WILD CROPS AND PRODUCTS OBTAINED. Class 663. Appliances and implements for gathering the products of the soil ob- tained without culture. Class 664. Mushrooms. Truffles. Edible wild fruits. Class 665. Plants, roots, barks, leaves, fruits obtained without cultivation, and used by herbalists, in pharmacy, dyeing, manufacture of paper, oils, or for other purposes. Class 666. India rubber; gutta perch a. Gums and resins. Department K — Forestry. UNITED STATES. Appliances and Processes Used in Forestry — Products. GROUP 112. APPLIANCES AND PROCESSES OF FORESTRY. Dept. No. " Location. 3. Champion Tool and Handle Works, l*!vart, Mich. Logging and lumbering tools; forgings and handles; block 34. 49. Davey, John, Kent, O. Diseased wood and causes of same and remedy; book treating of tree culture. Block 38. 63. Herzog, Mrs. Margarethe, Bedford Station, N. Y. Fungi engravings. Block 13. (New York space.) 65. Hines, Edward, Lumber Co., Chi- cago. III. Pictures of logs, mill, tram.- ways, log-loading machine, logging train and lumber plant. 50. Hough, Romeyn B., Lowville, N. Y. American woods and tree studies; preparations of woods for stereopticon and microscope; wood cross-sections, cards, etc. Block 34. 37. International Society of Arboricul- ture, Connersville, Ind. Presenting the advantages of the hardy American ca- talpa; its rapid growth and extreme durability and exhibiting telegraph poles, cross ties, fence posts, etc., in use many years; block 34. 31. Morley Bros., Saginaw, Mich. Lumbering tools of all kinds; block 34. 51- ■ Smith, Mrs. Annie Morrill, Brook- lyn, N. Y. Literature devoted to the mosses, hepatics and lichens. Block 32. 27. St. Louis Lumberman, The, St. Louis. Statistics, journal and other literature relating to forest industries; block 34. 52. Yale School of Forestry, Henry S. Graves, Director, New Haven, Conn. Work and pictures of the Yale Forest School. Block 34. GROUP 113. PRODUCTS OF FOREST CULTIVA- TION. Dept. No. Location. 29. American Woodenware Manufac- turing Co., Toledo, O. Articles manu- factured from woods, churns, washers, etc. Block 34. Armstrong Cork Company, Pittsburg. Cork products. (Instalied in Palace of Mines and Metallurgy.) 49. Atkinson, Geo. F., San Francisco, Cal. Wood novelties of polished wood of California and Pacific coast. Block I. 20. Baird, A. E. Lumber Co., Nash- ville, Tenn. Lumber, rough, dressed, finished, etc. In Tennessee space. 53. Bihldorff, John, Trade Lake, Wis. House furnishing goods made from raphia. Block ^S. 9. Bridgeport Wood Finishing Co., New Milford, Conn. W'^ud, linished with filler. Block 14. 40. Chickasaw Cooperage Co., Mem- phis, Tenn. Cooperage; block 34. 42. Orizaba Rubber Plantation Co., Chi- cago, 111., H. J. Smith. Exhibit shov,- ing the seeding, growing and produc- tion of rubber (^CasttUoo rlasfica). Block 13. 62. Courtney, F. G., St. Louis, Mo. Wood and bark novelties made from wood from different States. Block 38. 43. Freeman, Nelson G., Saratoga .Springs, N. Y. Wood and bark novel- ties made from wood from different States of America; block 16. DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY. UNITED STATES — Continued. Dept. No. Location. 57. House of Hoo-Hoo. Building locat- ed in central eastern part of World's Fair Grounds. Built entirely of wood, each room finished in different kinds of lumber grown in American forests. Collaborators: Southern Lumber Man- ufacturers' Association, St. Louis, Mo.; Cypress Selling Agency, Inc., New Or- leans, La.; California White and Sugar Pine Agency, San Francisco, Cal.; The Redwood Manufacturers' Assn., San Francisco, Cal.; The Gum Manufactur- ers' Assn., St. Louis, Mo.; Cobbs & Mitchell, Cadillac, Mich.; Huttig Sash & Door Co., St. Louis; R. H. Down- man, New Orleans, La.; The Empire Lumber Co., Buffalo, La.; Nashville Hardwood Flooring Co. and Empire Lumber Co., Buffalo, N. Y.; Lumber- men's Association, Chicago, 111. 70. Lumbermen's Exchange, Philadel- phia, Pa. Panel of 42 kinds of native woods. Block 7. Dept. No. Location. Charles F. Luehrmann Lumber Co., St. Louis. A gum tree cut up into logs 40 inches in diameter, 60 feet long. (Out- side space.) 28. Miller, Chris., Elgin, 111. Baskets, etc., of Indian manufacture; block 9. 24. National Coopers' Association, St Louis. High grade oak cooperage; block 24. 46. St. Louis Basket and Box Co., St. Louis. Veneer, veneer lumber; bas- kets and logs; block 34. 2. Southern Lumber Manufacturers' Association, St. Louis. Methods, ap- pliances and products of the yellow pine industries of the South; block 37. 45. West Pascagoula Creosoting Works, West Pascagoula, Miss. Creo- soted timber; electric conduits; pav- ing blocks, etc., block 38. U. S. BUREAU OF FORESTRY. LOCATION: BLOCK 36, INSIDE. OUTSIDE SPACES, WEST OF PALACE AND IN MINING GULCH. GROUP 112. Dept. No. Location. 26. U. S. Bureau of Forestry, (a) Elab- orate picture transparencies and large colored photographs, charts, relief maps, and specimens to show general and specific forest conditions through- out the United States, timber resources and the application of practical forest- ry. Also specimens and charts exhibit- ing the latest results of the testing of commercial timbers and the value of wood preservatives. Block 36. (b) Demonstration of tree planting. Out- side space. (c) Practical demonstration of timber testing and wood preserving. Mining Gulch. DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY. 13 ARKANSAS. LOCATION: BLOCK 29. GROUP 113. ^beles & Co., Little Rock. Samples of finished lumber. Agriculture Bureau, Little Rock. H. T. Bradford, Supt. Samples of finished himber. Arkansas, State of. Exhibits of forestry of the State. Joard of Trade, Little Rock. Samples of finished lumber. Devall's Oak Factory, Devall's Bluff. Oars. Dickinson Hardware Co., Little Rock. Handles. Grayson-McLeod Lumber Co., Daleville. Finished pine lumber. Hasty & Sons, J. F., Paragould. Staves and headings. Fordyce Lumber Co., Fordyce. Finished pine lumber. Reynolds, Thomas, Sweet Home. Arti- cles made of tupelo gum. Rieff & Sons, Little Rock. Cypress, oak and pine, finished lumber. Ryan, A. H. & Co., Little Rock. Two counters each containing thirty-five va- rieties of woods. CALIFORNIA. LOCATION: BLOCK 33- GROUP 113. California, State of. One yellow pine log 3 feet 6 inches at butt, 2 feet 6 inches at top, 144 feet long, cut in nine lengths. One sugar pine log 84 inches in diam- eter, 16 feet long, sawed alive. One piece of timber 22x22 inches square, 44 feet long. Structures showing cabinet work of native redwood; 71 varieties of cabinet woods. Redwood and pine timber in planks. Redwood siding, rustic shingles, molding, doors, etc. Collection of native cones. Collection in the rough and manufactur- ed by the Redwood Lumber Assn. of San Francisco. Piano Sounding Boards, by Dolge-Posey Co., Los Angeles. A forestry exhibit of large logs and tim- ber in space outside of Forestry and Fish and Game Palace. 14 DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY GEORGIA. LOCATION: BLOCK 23. GROUP 113. Georgia, State of. One hundred 5-foot sections of tree trunks of native woods of Georgia; a series of polished boards of various Georgia woods. The Woodward Lumber Co., Atlanta, Ga. Polished mantel of curly pine. Savannah Board of Trade, Savannah. Aj naval stores exhibit of the Georgia pine i tree and its products. This exhibit has i been designed and collected by the | Savannah Board of Trade, assisted by i its agent, Mr. Glascock Barrett, Asst. I Comm'r. Genl. of Georgia. The other ' parts of the forestry exhibit have been i designed by W. S. Yeates, State Geolo- ; gist, Mr. Roland M. Harper of Colum- ' bia University, and Dr. John K. Small, j Director of the Bronx Park Herba- j rium, New York City. I KENTUCKY. LOCATION: BLOCK 24. GROUP 113. Kentucky, State of. Sectional specimens of trees and lumber made from the na- tive commercial woods of the State, supplemented by 100 or more sectional specimens of shade and fruit trees in frames. Collaborators: Owensboro Stave & Lumber Co., Owensboro. Whiskey barrel staves. Bond, O. S., Vine Grove. Railroad ties. Kuttawa Spoke & Lumber Co., Kutta- \va. Spokes, neckyokes, etc. Ferguson & Palmer, Paducah. Logs and lumber. Voss-Cochran Mantel Co., Louisville. Wood mantels with clock attached. Turner, Day & Woolworth Handle Co., Louisville. Handles. Hillerich, J. F. & Son, Louisville. Base ball bats. Davis, E. L. & Co., Louisville. Speci- mens of lumber. Dunbar Mill & Lumber Co., Bardwell. Sections of trees. Gamble Bros., Highland Park. Bevel 1 siding and hogshead staves and heading. Von Behren-Russell Co., Louisville. Bent woodwork. Hawesville Hub & Mfg. Co., Hawes- ville. Hubs. Owensboro Lumber Co., Owensboro. Specimens of lumber. Avery, B. F. & Sons, Louisville. Oak plow beams and handles. Kentucky Wagon Mfg. Co., Louisville. Log wagon, load of logs. Singler Bros., Campbellsville. Section of chestnut log. Louisville Box & Basket Co., Louis- ville. Section of beech log and woven baskets. Berry, J. L., Louisville. Specimens of veneers and lumber. Louisville Veneer Co., Louisville. Cut and sawed veneers. DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY. 15 KENTUCKY — Continued. Suwanee Spoke and Lumber Co., Kut- tawa. Spokes, neckyokes, etc. Green, L. & Son, Falls of Rough. Spec- imens of lumber. Roy Lumber Co., Nicholasville. Speci- mens of lumber. Burt & Braab Lumber Co., Ford. Spec- imens of lumber. Swan-Day Lumber Co., Jackson. Spec- imens of lumber. Kentucky Lumber and Veneer Co., The, Robbins. Specimens of lumber. Swan-Day Lumber Co., Clay City. Sec- tion of white pine log and specimens of lumber. Anderson Box & Basket Co., Hender- son. Specimens of shipping crates. Mengel Box Co., Louisville. Boxes and buckets. Sections; specimens of for- eign woods sawn in Louisville. Moody, G. E., & Co., Louisville. Speci- men': of lumber. Kentucky Savir Works, Louisville. Log- ging tools and lumber rules. Hite, W. W. & Co., Louisville. Ash boat oars. Ohio Valley Pulley Co., The, Mays- villc. Split wood pulleys. Gilletts, W. H., Louisville. Carriage poles and attachments. Enterprise Publishing Co., Harlan. Specimens of lumber. Boa, Wm., & Co., Louisville. Speci- mens of Cottonwood lumber. DriscoU Post Hole Auger Co., Padu- cah. Post hole augers. Burchell, J. R., Manchester. Sections of trees and specimens of lumber. Lanham Lumber Co., Lebanon. Par- quetrj' flooring. Chicago Veneer Co., Burnside. Yellow poplar veneer. LOUISIANA. LOCATION : BLOCK 30. AISLES 3, F and G. GROUP 113. irton Lximber Co., Baton Rouge. Sam- ples of finished woods, cypress, shin- gles of cypress. oud, Noah, Pine Ridge. Specimens ?f cedar, natural and finished. uisiana, State of. Palmettos and Span- sh moss; samples in the rough and fin- shed, in boards six feet long, of tim- bers from various woods of the State; pecimens of long leaf pine showing 'jl the stages of tapping for turpen- me; also a complete set of tools used by the turpentine gatherer. Photo- graphs of turpentine orchards and stills; photos of stave factories, ship- ping points for staves, saw mills, for- est scenes, rafts, etc.; steam log load- ers and log railroad; collection of pro- ducts of mills and factories in wood. Minden Hardwood Factory, Minden. Samples of hickory handles. National Box Co., Baton Rouge. Sam- ples of banana cases; egg cases. Whited & Wheeless, Alden's Bridge. Samples of finished woods of short leaf yellow pine. i6 DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY. MICHIGAN. LOCATION: BLOCK 28. GROUP 113. Michigan, State of. General forestry ex- hibit, contributed by the following firms: Fletcher Paper Co., Alpena, Mich. Pulp wood, pulp and paper; photographs of plant. Lobdell, Bailey & Co., Onaway, Mich. Wood rims; photographs of plant. Hackley-Phelps-Bonnell Co., Grand Rap- ids, Mich. Hemlock bark. Ludington Woodenware Co., Ludington, Mich. Woodenware. Freeman Manufacturing Co., Kalkaska, Mich. Woodenware; photographs of plant. Oval Wood Dish Co., Traverse City, Mich. Oval dishes; clothes pins; pho- tographs of plant. M. J. Claggett Co., Sherman, Mich. Staves and heading; photographs of plant. Peck, George, Beaverton, Mich. Wooden pincers. Thomas Benton, Saginaw, Mich. Square timber. Cobbs & Mitchell, Cadillac, Mich. Mill, exhibic; maple flooring; photographsl of plant. ] Mitchell Bros., Cadillac, Mich. Maplei flooring, photographs of plant. ' Williams Bros., Manton, Mich. Last blocks; ten pins; photographs of plant. A. F. Anderson, Cadillac. Mich. Whitel maple. ', Dennis Bros., Grand Rapids. Mich. Ce-i dar shingles. Filer & Sons, Manistee, Mich. White pine; photographs of plant, Buckley & Douglas Lumber Co., Man-I istee, Mich. Red oak, hemlock and] elm; photographs of plant. S. C. Overpack, Manistee, Mich. White' ash, parts of big wheels; photographsj of plant. i N. P. Nelson, Manistee. Mich. Birch' knot. MISSOURI. LOCATION: BLOCK 7. GROUP 113. Crum, B. S., St. Louis Mo. Varieties of wood. Clarkson Sawmill Co., Leeper. Speci- mens of wood. Davis, W. J., Lockwood. Section of ca~ talpa tree. Dexter Handle Mfg. Co., Dexter. Han- dles. Disher Hoop & Lumber Co., Dexter. Hoops and staves. Fentress, E. W., Weaubleau. Handles. Harrison-Himelberger Land & Lumber Co., Morehouse. Frames and easel of red gum. Head, B. I. Kennett. Corkwood. Holliday, Mrs. H. N., Greenville. Yellow pine mantel. Holliday-Klotz Lumber Co., Greenville. Yellow pine and sections of trees. Huttig Sash & Door Co., St. Louis. Oak lumber. Jones, D. M., Gallatin. Dressed lumber. Lapierre-Sawyer & Co., Jackson. Han- dles. Lenning, M. E., Cape Girardeau. Four specimens of wood. Luehrmann, Chas. F. Lumber Co., St. Louis. F.asel of red gum. Missouri, State of. Exhibits of forestry. Missouri Lumber & Mining Co., Grandin. Curl}' vellow pine. Rueter Hub & Spoke Co., Dexter. Hubs and spokes. Stout, H. A., Gallatin. Dressed lumber. Towle, W. J. Potosi. Shovel 200 years old. Washington County Bank, Potosi. Cher- ry stump. DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY. 17 MISSISSIPPI. LOCATION: BLOCK 30. GROUP 113. kay Stave & Heading Co., Columbus, Miss. Staves and heading. irrier, Sardis, Miss. Dressed lumber, iristopher, J. R., Hassie, Miss. loch Bros., Jackson, Miss. Boards of sine; dressed lumber. ississippi, State of. Exhibits of forest- ry; also exhibit of forest products in outside space. Pascagoula Commercial Club, Scranton, Aliss. Flooring, pine and hardwood. Scott & Kerg, Rosedale, Miss. Dressed lumber and sections of trees (outside space). Sommers, L. L., Belle, Miss. Staves and heading. Vaiden Lumber & Furn. Mfg Co., Vai- den, Miss. Dressed lumber. MONTANA. LOCATION: BLOCK 25. AISLES 4. F and E. GROUP 113. ontana, State of. Collective exhibit of finished lumber; rough timber exhibit of logs in natural state; heavy sawed plank, etc.; wild flowers mounted on cardboard; general exhibit of flora, etc. Blackfoot Milling Company, Bonner, Mont. Finished lumber exhibit; fa- cade, railing, doors, trestle. NEW JERSEY. LOCATION: BLOCKS 19 and 22. AISLES 3, 4, D and E. GROUP 112. ate Museum, S. R. Morse, Curator, Trenton. Forestry maps of the State; case of sliced woods to teach the study of forestry; large photographs show- ing forests of the State; also exhibit by State Entomologist Prof. J. B. Smith of Rutgers College, showing how to destroy injurious insects; 60 cases of insects injurious to forest and vegetation. DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY. NEW YORK. LOCATION: BLOCK 13. AISLES 3, C and D. GROUP 112-113. Forest, Fish and Game Commission of the State. Collective exhibit of forest- ry; native woods of the State, 98 spe- cies, 196 specimens; large photographs of native trees, 80 frames, shov^ring trees in full leaf and the same also de- void of foliage, with specimens of fruit, flowers and leaves attached; en- tomological exhibit showing insects in- jurious to forest trees, with specimens of wood and foliage on which these insects have been at work; complete collection of forest by-products; com- plete exhibit of seeds from every na- tive tree in the State; sections of tree trunks, various species, showing an- nular rings and rate of growth;^ for-; ester's tools for planting, pruning, and; tree measurements; tools used in lum-l bering operations. Summer resorts otj New York. Large photographs ofj forest scenery in the Adirondack andj Catskill Mountains; photographs of: Lake George and the Thousand Is-; lands in the St. Lawrence. . Outdoor Exhibit (space n. e. corner F.i & F. &. G. Palace). Demonstration' nursery of forest trees, showing meth-| od of raising trees to restore the for-j ests upon the denuded, non-agricul- tural lands of the State; demonstratioii| plantation, showing spacing of trees as planted in the forest. 1 NORTH CAROLINA, LOCATION: BLOCK 28. GROUP 113. Consolidated Pine Fiber Co., Cronly. Fi- ber products secured from long-leaf pine. Carolina Veneer Co., Warsaw. Berry boxes and crates. Carolina Woodworkers, Raleigh. Show- cases, etc., showing native cabinet woods. Flower City Briar Pipe Co., Rochester, N. Y. Pipes made from native woods. Gurney Mfg. Co., Roan Mountain, Tenn. Bowls of North Carolina poplar. Mills, W. W., Lumber Co., Raleigh. Tim- ber for exterior of cabin. Nissen Mfg. Co., Winston. Hubs for wagons. North Carolina, State of. General for- estry cxliibit, contributed by the fol- lowing: Ashe, W. W., Raleigh. Kelsey, Harlan P., Kawana. 64 kinds of seeds. North Carolina State Museum, Raleigh, Tanning barks (in connection with timber specimens); white oak, chest- nut oak, swamp white oak, Spanish and all other oaks, hemlock and Caro- lina hemlock, chestnut wood; collec- tion of timber specimens; collection! of 313 varieties of medicinal plants, of North Carolina. Strickland, James, Solitude. Two oak, baskets, with splints; two willow bas-! kets. Butters Lumber Co., Boardman. Kiln-, dried dressed lumber; sweet, black and tupelo gum; cj'press and pine. Spiritine Balsam Co., Wilmington. .Res- inous products secured by distillation of pine wood. Thomas, John, Old Fort. Ivy burl pipe blocks and wood for making briar- wood pipes. Williamson Veneer Co., Baltimore, Md. Curly walnut log from Jackson Coun- ty, N. C; furniture veneers made from North Carolina walnut. GROUP 114. Kelsey, Harlan P., Kawana. Specimens i of ginseng, commercial grades. North Carolina Geological Survey, Chapel Hill. Photographs showing metliod of cultivating ginseng. New River Lumber Co., Spruce Pine. Birch twigs, oil; photographs showing the native system of distillation. DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY. 19 OREGON. LOCATION: BLOCK 33. GROUP 113. andon Match Co., Bandon, Ore. Broom- handles. incke Brothers, Portland. Fir barrels. [iser Brothers, Portland. Forest and scenic pictures. IcCord, D. H., Portland. Inlaid woods. lultnomah Trunk & Box Co., Portland. Boxes. lleson Lumber & Shingle Co., Portland. Shingles. )regon, State of. Exhibit of many Ore- gon woods, big pine cones and her- barium specimens; timber; specimens of big woods; rir logs. (Outside space near Palace.) Oregon Pine Needle Fibre Co., Grant's Pass. Pine needle fibre products. Oregon Sash & Door Co., Portland. Doors and panels. Pacific University, Forest Grove, Ore. Oak standards. Simpson Lumber Co., North Bend, .Ore. Log sections. Seaside Spruce Lumber Co., Seaside, Ore. Spruce lumber. Star Box Co., Portland. Boxes and bev- eled studding. West Coast Sash & Door Co., Portland. INIain booth in fir. Woodard, Clark & Co., Portland. Cas- cara and fir balsam. TENNESSEE. LOCATION: BLOCK 20. GROUP 113. itkins, C. B.. Knoxville. Fine oak man- tel. Chattanooga Boat Oar Co., Chattanooga. Boat oars. )avidson, Benedict Co., Nashville. Speci- mens of poplar and oak lumber. )elapierre, Arthur de, Baxter. Handles. •Edgefield & Nashville Mfg. Co., Nash- ville. Lumber. •"ry, D. A., Greenville. Black bird's-eye poplar. jurney Mfg. Co., Chattanooga. Wooden bowl. .aPoUette Coal, Iron & R. R. Co., La- FoUette. Specimens of woods. ilontgomery, Moore Mfg. Co., Nash- ville. Hames, stirrups and saddle trees. lashville Handle Mfg. Co., Nashville. Hickory handles. Nashville Hardwood Flooring Co., Nash- ville. Specimens of hardwood floor- ing. Nunnelly, W. S., Vernon. Specimens of oak crcTSsties. Prewitt, Spurr Mfg. Co., Nashville. Ce- dar buckets, tubs, etc. Ransom & Co., John B., Nashville. Ce- dar chest. Rose Mfg. Co., D. M., Knoxville. Speci- mens of hardwoods. Southern Seating & Cabinet Co. Ten- nessee cabinet woods. Tennessee, State of. Exhibits of for- estry; 350 specimens of Tennessee woods, showing every variety found in the State. Tellico Extract Co., Tellico Plain. Ex- tracts. Weis & Lesh Mfg. Co., The, Jackson. Spokes and butcher skews. Whitehouse Barrel Co., Nashville. Bar- rels. Whitfield, E. B., Clarksville. Tennessee woods. DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY. TEXAS. LOCATION: BLOCK 28. GROUP 113. Arklatex Lumber Co. Shortleaf pine. Badger & Sons. House blocks, etc., of cedar. Cameron, Wm. H. & Co., Longleaf slabs. Foster Lumber Co., Incl. Trinity River Lumber Co. Old field pine. Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe R. R. Co. Texas car construction timber. Kirby Lumber Co. Longleaf pine. j Nulle & Co., Austin. Mantel. i Orange Paper Co., Orange. Pulp-wood, j Southern Pacific Co. Car construction ! timber. | Texas, State of. Exhibit of forest pro- i ducts. ' VIRGINIA. LOCATION: BLOCK 29. Virginia, State of. General forest ex- hibit. Richmond Cedar Works, Richmond, Va. Woodenware. WASHINGTON LOCATION: BLOCK 16. GROUP 112. Washington, State of. Sawmills, ap- pliances, implements and processes; illustrations of lumbering and trans- portation. GROUP 113. American Portable House Co. Seattle. Portable house. Outside space. Clark-Nickerson Lumber Co., Everett, Wash. Fir lumber. Grays Harbor Commercial Co., Cosmop- olis, Wash. One spruce plank 10 ft. wide, finished. Lambert, E. K., Elma, Wash. One com- plete natural alphabet. Larson Lumber Co., Bellingham, Wash. Cross section of fir tree. McCoosk, Wm. Wood carvings. McCormick, H., Lumber Co., McCor- mick, \\'ash. Section of fir tree. McCoy, Pat, Logging Co., Edisdn, Wash. Cedar lumber. Northwestern Lumber Co., The, Ho- quiam, Wash. One spruce plank 5 ft. by 22 ft. by 4 in., finished. Northwestern Woodenware Co., The, Tacoma, Wash. Pails, tubs, casks, fir- kins, etc. Panel Folding Box Co., Hoquiam, Wash. Berry and fruit baskets and crates. St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co., Tacoma, Wash. Fir lumber. Washington, State of. Logs, cross sec- tions, long timbers; specimens of for- est products; wood for cabinet work; wooden ware. DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY. WISCONSIN. LOCATION: BLOCK 27. GROUP 112. State Forestry Commission. Cases of wood- de St ro vine? insects. GROUP 113. Wisconsin, State of. Exhibits of forestry. Collaborators: Arpin Lumber Co. Curly red oak, but- ternut, birch, basswood. maple, birch and oak flooring; samples ash and oak burl. Burrows, Gov. Various woods. Chippewa Lumber & Boom Co. Bass- wood moulding. Cunningham, T. J. Boards, shingles, laths, pictures with frames. Frost Veneer Works. Table tops, red oak, butternut, cherrj', black walnut, etc. Heidrick & Matson Lumber Co, Pol- ished hemlock. McMillan, B. F. Red oak and birch. Medford Mfg. Co. Polished elm, pine, maple, basswood, birch and hemlock. Northwestern Lumber Co. Red oak. Paine Lumber Co. Veneered doors. Shaw, Daniel, Lumber Co, Boards of birch, cork pine, elm, Norwaj' pine, ash. red oak, hemlock, maple. Southside Mfg. Co. Canthooks, cant- hook stocks, pick poles. State Forestry Commission. Square timber. WYOMING. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF AGRICULTURE. GROUP 113. Gordon, John H., Cheyenne. Wyoming woods. Wyoming State Commission, Collective exhibit of woods, as follows: Cotton- wood, native grape wood, soft maple, willow, wild plum, green ash, Lom- bardy poplar, box elder, Douglas spruce, Rocky Mountain cedar, pitch pine, pine, aspen, Buffalo berrj^ choke cherry, western birch, mulberry, black walnut and cherry. Young, Ed. L., Dallas. Wyoming woods. DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY ARGENTINE. LOCATION: BLOCKS 9 and 17. GROUP 112. Luraschi, Jose, Buenos Ayres. methods of forest working. Woods; GROUP 113. Argentine Commission for Argentine De- partment of Agriculture, Buenos Ayres. Collective exhibit of 216 kinds of woods. Argentine Department of Agriculture, Buenos Ayres. Divisicm of Forestry. Specimens of forest products. Hardi y Co., Colonia "Las Palmas," Chaco. Extract of Quetracho. Ingenio Lutecia, Resistencia, Chaco. Ex- tract of Quetracho. Luraschi, J., Buenos Ayres. Specimens of Argentine wood in pianks. Santiago del Estero State Government, Santiago del Estero. Specimens of forest products. Salta State Government. Salta. Barks used in tanning induslrv. AUSTRIA. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF AGRICULTURE. BLOCK 113. GROUP 113. SoUer, Franz, Graz. Woods. BELGIUM. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN BELGIUM NATIONAL PAVILION. GROUP 112. Canon-Legrande Mons. Photographs of keepers' houses, sawmills, etc. Societe des Produits du Rotin, Ltd., Brussels. Specimens of indigenous and exotic products. DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY. 23 BRAZIL. LOCATION: BLOCK 35. GROUP 112. irito, Luiz Raymundo De, Maranhao. Specimen of indigenous plant, "Car- nahuba." ;)ity Council of B. Esperanca, S. Paulo. Seeds. 3ommissoes Do Estado, Amazonas. Roots and leaves. !!)ommissoes De Estado, Amazonas. Seeds and plants. ^ommissao De Floriano, Piauhy. Seeds. i^ommissao De Peripery, Piauhy. Roots. lommissao de Piracuruca, Piauhy. Roots. ;iommissao de Therezina, Piauhy. Col- lection of leaves, seeds and roots. ^ommissao De Uniao, Piauhy. Seeds. :)ity Council, Patrulha. Seeds. department of Agriculture, Bahia. Pias- saba fibre. )ietsch, Arthur, S. Paulo. Orchids, photos. )utra, Dr. Joao, S. Leopoldo. Collection of plants. ^'ourth Agronomical District of S. Paulo S. Panlo. Collection of seeds. equie, C. Municipal de, Bahia. Cactus. *Iattas, I. Geral de, Capital Federal. Palm trees, etc. ?odrigues. Dr. Barbosa, Capital Federal. Book on palms of Brazil. (tate Government, P. Alegre. Collection of wood and creepers. ichwacke, Dr. W., O. Preto. Collection of plants. ^ianna, Alvaro, Matto Grosso. Vegeta- ble silk. Vartha Venceslau, S. J. Montenegro. Vegetable silk. GROUP 113. ^gricultura, Secretaria da, Bahia. Woods. ^gricola, Comp. Manufactureira, Maran- hao. Woods. k^guiar & Co., Amazonas. Piassava fibres and brooms. Albuquerque, Jose a De Souza, Matto Grosso. Specimens of wood. Alcobaca, C. M. de, Bahia. Wood. Amorim, J. Guedes, Goyaz. Woods. Anaman, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Woods. Angelo, A., Parana. Woods. Annory Intendencia de, Amazonas. Bam- boo canes and baskets. Antimary, Intendencia, Amazonas. Woods. Antonina, Com. M. de, Parana. Leaves, fibres, woods, vines. Antonina, Com. M. de, Parana. Articles of pine knots. Araujo, Manoel Alves, S. Paulo. Wood. Arcuri & Spinelle, Minas Geraes. Woods and barks. ArgoUa, Cardo So & Co., Bahia. Wood. Arsenal de Marinha, Para. Coat of arms. in wood. Arsenal De Marinhado Ladario, Matta Grosso. Specimens of wood. Azambuja, Graciano, Rio Grande do SuL Pine knots. Azevedo, Paulo Orozimbo, S. Paulo. Wood. Banco Lavoura and Commercio, S. Pau- lo. Woods. Barcellos, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Wood. Barros, Antonio Paes De, Matto Grosso, Woods. Barros, Col. A. B. Monteiro De, Juiz De Fora. Woods. Barros, Col. A. B. M. de, Minas Geraes. Woods. Barros, Henrique Paes De, Matto Gros- so. W^oods. Barros, Virgilio De, Goyaz. Wood. Barros, Virgilio, Rio de Janeiro. Woods. Berury Intendencia de, Amazonas. Woods. Biancalana & Rachon, S. Paulo. Woods and photographs. Blumenau, Commissao M. de, S. Cath- arina. Woods. DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY BRAZIL — Continued. Boa Vista, Fazenda, Amazonas. Pias- sava. BoUeto, Pedro F., Pelotas, Woods. Borba, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Bas- kets. Borba, Joao A., Parana. Fibres and ropes. Botanical Garden of S. Paulo, S. Paulo. Woods and photographs. Brito & Co., S. Paul©. Soft light wood. Brito, Luiz Raymundo De, Maranhao. Specimen of forest products "Carna- huba." Products of forest industries, "Carna- huba." Byerke & Co., C, Parana. Woods. Cachoeirinha, Educandos da, Amazonas. Artefacts in wood, artefacts in fibres, fibres, rushes, artefacts in rushes and straws. Cambraia, Augusto, City of Rio Janeiro. Twine, ropes and carpets of pita and gravata fibres. Campo Alegre, Com. de, Espirito Santo. Woods. Cam. M. de Fonte Boa, Amazonas. Med- icine barks. Campos Novos, Com. M. de, Santa Cath- arina. Woods. Campos, Vianna & Co., Rio de Janeiro. Rope>, etc., made of fibres. Canutama, Intendencia de, Amazonas. bamboo canes. Carvalho, T. Ignacio de, Amazonas. Piassava fibres and brooms. Carvoeiro, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Woods. Caxias a Cajazeiras, E. de F., Maranhao. Woods. Chagas, Manoel, Maranhao. Woods. City Council of B. Esperanca, S. Paulo. Wood bamboos. City Council of Descalvado, S. Paulo. Aroeira wood showing preservation after ^2 years underground. City Council of Sertaosinho, S. Paulo. Wood, willow switches. City Council of S. Simao. S. Paulo. Wood. Cleodon y Pla, Parahyba.. Woods. Codajaz Intendencia de, Amazonas. Bamboo canes. Comino, J., Parana. Woods and prod- ucts. Commissao Central, Santa Catharina. Specimens of woods. Commissao De Barras, Piauhy. Wood. Com. de Brejauva, S. Catharina. Woods. Commissao De Campo Alegre, Santa Catharina. Specimens of woods. Commissao De Campo Maior, Piauhy. Woods. Fibres of batabrava, mutam- ba, sapucaia, quiabeiro and pacopaco. Carnahuba and tucum woods. Candles of carnahuba wax. Commissao De Floriano, Piauhy. Ink made of rat wood. Root, straw, wax and seed of carnahuba. Wood. Commissao De Jaguarussu, Santa Cath- arina. Specimens of woods. Commissao De Peripery, Piauhy. Woods, fibres. Commissao De Picos, Piauhy. Fibres of croa. Candles of carnahuba. Woodenware. Commissao De Piracuruca, Piauhy. Fi- bres of ibuetanha, carnahuba wax. Commissao De S. Bento, Santa Catha- rina. Specimens of woods. Commissao De Therezina, Piauhy. Woods, barks for tanning purposes. Commissao De Uniao, Piauhy. Woods. fibres, pacopaco and sapucaia. Commissoes Do Estado, Amazonas. Woods, barks, etc. Products of forest industry. Commissao do Estado, Matto Grosso. Woods. Com. do Estado, Minas Geraes. Woods and products. Com. do Estado, Para. Woods. Com. do Estado, Parana. Pine knot, woodenware and baskets. Com. do Estado, Parana. Woods. Com. do Estado, S. Catharina. Woods. Commissao do Estado, Sergipe. Woods. Commissao Municipal De Campos No- vos, Santa Catharina. Specimens of woods. Commissao Municipal De Corytybanos, Santa Catharina. Specimens of woods. DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY. 25 BRAZIL — Continued. ^ompanhia Manufactureira, Maranhao. Agricola Maranhense. Wood. lorde'iTO, M. A., Parana. Woods. !!;osta, M. Caniceiro da, Amazonas. Ar- tefacts in wood. i^osta & Co., Ferreira, Rio Grande do Sul. Barks. !:;urityba, Com. M. de., Parana. Arte- facts, vines, woods. i^uritybanos, Commissao M. de., Santa Catharina. \\'oods. Department of Agriculture, Bahia. Wood. Descalvado, C. M. de, S. Paulo. Wood. Dias, Alipio Luis, S. Paulo. Wood. 3reschler . & . Co., Max, Pernambuco. Wo-d. Smingo, Angelo, Parana. Woods. Sscola de Minas, Minas Geraes. Woods. j^ugenio & Co., Joao, Parana. Aramina fibres and ropes. Lvangelista, Nestor, Maranhao. Wood. ^eira de Santa Anna, C. Municipal de, Bahia. Straw baskets and wooden- ware. i'^erreira, Alberto, Espirito Santo. Wood. ferreira, Costa & Co., Rio Grande do Sul. Barks. ^erreira, Jose Da Conceicao, Maranhao. Wood. ngueiredo. Dr. A. de, Amazonas. Veg- etable wax. ?onte Boa, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Wood?. ^''ourth Agronomical District of S. Pau- lo, S. Paulo. \\'ood. franco De Sa, Americo C, Piauhy. Car- nahuba wood. ^rankenberg, Hugo Von, Santa Catha- rina. Specimens of woods. ?rith, W., Amazonas. Nuts. jalloti, Benjamin, Santa Catharina. Specin-.ens of woods. Sarazoni, A., Parana. Woods. 3arcia, Francisco Pereira, S. Paulo. Wood. jertum, Hugo, Rio Grande do Sul. Bam- boo. ^iusti & Co., Frederico, Rio Grande do Sul. Ropes of libres. Goncalves, Dr. Luiz C, Parana. Woods. Governo do Estado, Rio Grande do Sul. Woods, forest products, barks. Gruber & Filho, Christiano, Rio Grande do Sul. Woods and products. Guajaratuba, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Woods. Guedes, Joaquim, Goyaz. Wood. Guimaraes, Horacio G., Parana. Board, woods. Holzman & Irmao, H., Parana. Arte- facts in wood. Hucaijhik, Andre, Parana. Fibres and ropes. Humayta, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Artefacts in fibres; fibres. Iguassu, Com. da Foz do, Parana. Woods. Ilheos, C. M. de, Bahia. Straw baskets and woodenware. Itacoatiara, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Prassava, brushes and brooms. Itajahy, C. M. de Rio de Janeiro. Woods. Jaguaruna, Com. M. de, Santa Catharina. Woods. Jardim, Nilo F., Amazonas. Collection of woods. Jequie, C. Municipal, Bahia. Wood. Kozak, Jose, Parana. Ropes, Labrea, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Fi- bres. Ladario, Arsenal de Marinha, Matto Grosso. Woods. Lages, Com. M. de, S. Catharina. Woods. Lago, Ignacio, Goyaz. Wood. Lapa, Commissao de, Parana. Woods. Leite, Jose da Costa, Ilheos. Fibres. Limeira, B. de, S. Paulo. Wood. Luz, Dr. Arlindo, Passa Quartro. Woods. Macedo, Joao Ribeiro, Parana. Ropes, fibres. Machado, Joao Ennes De S., Maranhao. Woods. Madeira, Col. Carlos, Amazonas. Nuts. Mamanguape, C. M. de, Parahyba. Arte- facts in wood, fibres, etc. Manaos, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Rushes. 26 DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY BRAZIL — Continued. Manicore, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Baskets, fibres. Marcenaria Moderna, Amazonas. Woods. Martins, Augusto, Amazonas. Woods. Martins, Fancredo e Octario, B. Hori- zonte. Woods. Martins, Ignacio, Parana. Polished pine knot. Martins, Octavio, Minas Geraes. Woods. Martins, Tancredo, Minas Geraes. Woods. Maues, Intendencia de, Amazonas.. Pias- sara; baskets. Max Drechsler & Co., Pernambuco. Wood. Mello, Lourenco N. de, Amazonas. Nuts. Mendes, Correa & Co., Para. Woods. Mendes & Filhos, S. Paulo. Wood. Montaury, J., Rio Grande do Sul. Barks. Morretes, Com. M. de., Parana. Woods. Mossoro, Intendencia de, Rio Grande do Norte. Fibres and barks, hats, ham- mocks, wax, etc. Moura, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Fi- bres, rushes, straws. Muricy, Cap. Leovigildo, Maranhao. \^'oods. Nasciemento, Maciel, Parana. Cup of pine knot. Nocetti, Egydd, Santa Catharina, AVoods. Oliveira, Aristides de, Parana. Woods. Oliveira, A, Ferreira de, Minas Geraes. Woods. Olyntho, Dr. Antonio, Minas Geraes. \Voods. Pantaleone, Arcuri & Spinelli, Juiz de Fora. Woods and pliotos. Paranagua, Com. M. de, Parana. Bas- kets, sieves, etc., wood. Pedro & Co., Manoel, Para. Woods. Peixoto, Dr. Arthur, Alagoas. Woods. Penitenciaria, Bahia. Wood and cocoa- init shells. Penkelt, Rodolpho, Parana. Billiard cues. Pereira, A. C, Parana. Boards. Pereira, A. Napoleao da Rocha, Para. Nuts. ! Pereira, Huascar De Souza. 3. Paulo. Woods. 1 Ponta Grossa, Com. de, Parana. Woods.' Porto Alegre, Intendencia, Rio Grandej do Sul. Woods. < Porto Alegre, Penitenciaria. Rio Grandej do Sul. Wood. I Pyles & Irmao, E., S. Paulo. Wood. Ramos, G., Parana. Woods. Reif, Gottlier, Santa Catharina. Boxes 1 for cigars. j Reil, Gustavo, Santa Catharina. Vases] of pine knots and roofing b'^ards. Respali, P., Parana. Woods. i Rio Claro, Colonia, Parana. Artefacts ini woods. ! I Rio Negro, Intendencia de, Amazonas.' Piassava, brushes and brooms. • i Rio Negro, Intendencia de, Amazonas.; Rushes; artefacts in rushes anil, straws. Rocha, A. Carneiro da, Bahia. Wood. Rocha, Raymundo G., Sete Lajoas. Woods. Rocha, Raymundo T. G., Minas Geraes. Woods. Rocha & Co., Parana. Woods and prod- ucts. Rossbach Bros., Bahia. Wood. Rotulo, Ltd., Minas Geraes. Woods. ' Rotulo Ld., Caethe. Woods and medici-i nal barks. ' Sab-ino, Manoel, Maranhao. Cala-| bashes. Santa Isabel, Intendencia de. Amazonas. nuts. Santo Antonio, Intendencia de. Amazo- nas. Piassava fibres, straws, rushes. S. Bento, C. M. de, Parana. Woods. S. Bento, C. M. de, Santa Catharina. Woods. S. Felippe, Intendencia de. Amazonas. Fibres, baskets, palm leaver. S. Francisco, Commissao de, Santa Cath- arina. Woods for tanning. S. Francisco, C. M. de, Bahia. Woods. DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY. 27 BRAZIL — Continued. Luiz Gonzaga, C. M., Rio Grande do Sul. Ropes of fibres. Leopoldo, C. M. de, Rio Grande do Sul. Woods. Jose dos Pinehaes, Com., Parana. ' Woods, woodenware. hneider, Carlos, St. Catharina. Dried flowers. I humann, Carlos, Parana. Artefacts in wood. efeldt, Francisco, Santa Catharina. Woods. nna, Dr. Nelson de, Minas Geraes. Ar- tefacts in wood. ' Iva, Joao, Rio Grande do Sul. Woods. Iva, Virgilio de, Parana. Woods and products. \ Iva Telles & Co., S. Paulo. Fibres and forest products. Ives Intendencia de, Amazonas. Woods, ' vines. mao Dias, C. M. de, Ser^ipe. Woods. msa, Ignacio De, Goyaz. Work in Bu- i rit}^ fibre. ^ )uza, Domingos Monteiro De, Maran- hao. Wood. )uza, Gabriel Moraes E, Matto Grosso. Woods. )c. Paulista de Agricultura, Com. E. \ Ind., S. Paulo, ^^'l>ods and artefacts i of wood. )unnis Leao, Parana. Fibres. Jerandina, Joao, Parana. Woods. :ate Government. P. Alegre. Collection woods and creepers. eigleder Sobrinho, Germano, Rio Grande do Sul. Woods, forest prod- ucts, barks, artefacts of wood. aperintendencia Municipal De Blumen- au, Santa Catharina. Woods. aperintendencia Municipal De, Santa Catharina. Blumenau. Woods. uperintendencia Municipal De Lage, } Santa Catharina. Woods. olentino, Marcionilo, S. Paulo. Copal vases. efFe, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Bam- boo canes. j rucara, Intendencia de, Amazonas. : ^Voods. I Uricurituba, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Piassava, fibres, straws, rushes. Vianna, Alvaro, Matto Grosso. Wood. Willhoeft, Joao, S. Paulo. Woods and photographs. Ypiranga, Com. de, Parana. Woods and products. GROUP 114. Agricultura, Sec. Da, Bahia. Seeds, barks, vines, roots, oils, rubber. Aguiar, Antonio Gomes De, Matto Gros- so. i\Iedicinal plants. Almeida, Antonio Vieira, Matto Grosso. jMedicinal plant (quina). Almeida Filho, Joao B., Matto Grosso. Rubber and herbs. Almeida, Francisco Vieira, Matto Gros- so. Medicinal plant (quina'. Almeida, Joao B. De., Matto Grosso. Rubber, medicinal plants. Anaman, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Rubber. Anayaz, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Rub- ber and sap. Antonina, Com. M. de, Parana. Barks. Araujo, Manoel Alves, S. Paulo. Vegeta- ble down. Argollo, Cardoso & Co., Bahia. Manga- beira rubber, gums, j'osins, piassava and nuts, fibres, nianicoba. ruliber. wax, vegetable wool. Baptista, Nilo, Amazonas. Medicinal beans. Barreirinha, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Leaves, roots and herbs. Barros, M. A. & Co., Maranhao. Resins. Bastos, Celestina Alves, Matto Grosso. ^ledicinal plants. Berury, Intendencia, de, Amazonas. Rub- ber. B. Esperanca, C. M. de, S. Paulo. Man- gabeira rul)ber. Bicudo, Pe. A. Manoel, Matto Grosso. Quina. Bodstein, Jorge, Matto Grosso, Vanilla pods. Boris Freres, Ceara. Rubber,, seeds, roots, wax, rosins. 28 DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY. BRAZIL — Continued. Brito, Jose Viegas De., Matto Grosso. Down. Caetite. C. M. de, Bahia. Vegetable wool. Calmon, C. M., Bahia. Seeds, barks and vegetable wood. Camille & Co., Th. Levy, Amazonas. Medicinal beans and plants. Campos, Antonio, Maranhao. Rosins, barks. Cannavieiras, C. M. de, Bahia. Piassava fibres and vegetable wool. Carvalho, Dr. A. A. Figueiredo, Para- hyba. Medicinal and Indian plants, seeds, etc. City Council of B. Esperanca, S. Paulo. Plant.s, rubber and resins, auriculas of Avood. City Council of S. Simao, S. Paulo. Man- gabeira rubber. Codajaz, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Rub- ber. Com. De Fonte Boa, Amazonas. Med- icinal barks. Commissao De Barras, Piauhy. Barks and plants, resins. Commissao De Campo Maior, Piauhy. Resins. Commissao De Floriano, Piauhy. Barks, medicinal purposes. Leaves, medici- nal and industrial purposes. Resins. Rubber of Manicoba. Commissao De Peripery, Piauhy. Barks. Commissao De Picos, Piauhy. Manico- ba rubber. Commissao De Piracuruca, Piauhy. Barks, resins. Commissao De Therezina, Piauhy. Barks for dyeing and medicinal purposes. Resins, medicinal and industrial pur- poses. Gums, medicinal and industrial purposes. Manicoba rubber. Commissao De Uniao, Piauhy. Wax of Carnahuba. Hairs of Coroata. Resins and gums. Commissoes Do Estado, Amazonas. Plants, roots, barks, etc. India rub- ber, resins, gums. Commissao do Estado, Matto Grosso. Rubber, herbs, barks. Commissao do Estado, Para. Barks and leaves, rosins, rubber, etc. Commissao do Estado, Parahybal Barks. I Commissao do Estado, Parana. Barks' leaves, rosins, etc. ; Commissao Municipal De S. Joaquin- Costa Serra. Santa Catharina. Resinsj Conceicao, Com. M. de, Parahyba. Medi icinal seeds. ! Costa, Dr. Jonas C. da, Matto Grossoi Seeds. Costa, Jose Correa De., Matto Grosso Seed. Costa, Pedro Celestino C. Da., Mattel Grosso. Medicinal Plant. Costa & Co., Ferreira, P. Alegre. Plantsj roots, barks. Couto, Pedro Correa Da., Matto Grosso.' Medicinal plants. i Department of Agriculture, Bahia. Cu-j rua fibre, barriguda fibres and down,] fibres. i Rubber made from milk of manicoba and mangabeira trees. i Department of Agriculture, Minas. Veg-' etable down. Feira de S. Anna, C. Municipal, Bahia. Barks and leaves, nuts, cocoanuts. roots, plants. ' Figueiredo, Dr. A. de, Amazonas. Veg- etable wax. Freitas, J. M. Torres de, Amazonas. Saps and rubber. Goes, Dr. M. D. Correia de, Parahyba. Medicinal plants. Goncalves, Umbelino, Bahia. Passava fibres. Governo do Estado, Rio Grande do Sul. Rosins, barks, herbs, vines. Guimaraes & Co., Parana. Matte and barrels. Humayta, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Barks and oils. Ilheos, C. Municipal, Bahia. Barks and leaves. Itacoatiara, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Rosins. Jardim, Nilo F., Amazonas. Barks. rosins and vanilla pods. Jequie, C. Municipal, Bahia. Fibre, oils, manicoba seeds and rubber, barks, fruits, rosins, gums, plants, leaves, saps. DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY. 29 BRAZIL — Continued. ibrea, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Ou- rico mits. igo, Ignacio, Goyaz. Plants used for dyeing. ;ao Junior, Agostinho E. de, Parana. Matte. achado, Joao Ennes, Maranhao. Res- ins. anaos, Intendencia, de, Amazonas. Oils and sorva sap. anicore, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Guarana powder and paste. aues, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Guar- ana powder and paste and rosin. atte Larangeira, Comp., Matto Grosso. ^[atte and barrels. endes, Padre Manoel Pereira, Minas Geraes. Barks. ontenegro. Col. J. C. Brazil, Para. Rub- ber, medicinal pills, barks. :ves & Co., Oliveira, Maranhao. Res- ins. na, Heraclito, Maranhao. Rosins, barks. iviera. Dr. Luiz, Parahyba. Carnahuba ivax. iviera. Dr. Matheus de, Parahyba. Ro- bins, medicinal. lando & Irmaos, Matto Grosso. Rub- 3er. icheco, Romulo M., Parahyba. Med- cinal plants. ila, Com. M. de, Parana. Medicinal lierbs. ■ulista de Agr. Com. E. Industria Soc, 5. Paulo. Barks, leaves, roots, rubber. :tc. reira, Mawson & Co., Bahia. Rosins. irto Alegre, C. M. de, Rio Grande do Md. Rosins, barks, herbs, vines. Porto Seguro, C. M. de, Bahia. Piassava tibres and vegetable wool. Ribeiro, Candido Jose, Maranhao. Res- ins. Ribeiro, Diogo M., S. Paulo. Roots. Rio Branco, Intendencia, Amazonas. Roots, barks and saps. Rossbach Bros., Bahia. Rosins. Rotulo Ld., Minas Geraes. Medicinal barks. Santo Antonio, C. M. de, Rio Grande do Sul. Seeds. S. Bento, Com. de, Santa Catharina. Barks, rasps. S. Felippe, Intendencia de. Amazonas. Ourico nuts. Sa. C. C. Fernandes de, Amazonas. Rub- ber. S. Gabriel, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Leaves, roots and herbs. S. Lespoldo, C. M. de, Rio Grande do Sul. Rosins, barks, herbs, vines. S. Luiz Gonzaga, C. M. de, Rio Grande do Sul. Fibres. S. p. de Olivenca, Intendencia de. Ama- zonas. Rubber. S. Simao, C. M., de, S. Paulo. Manga- beira rubber. Silva, Virgilio X. da, Parana. Barks for tanning. Silves, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Leaves, roots and herbs. Tolentina, Marcionillo, S. Paulo. Resins. Torres F. Rangel, Parahyba. Medicinal roots. Vianna, Alvaro, Matto Grosso. Medic- inal plants. Vieira, Henrique Jose Filho, Matto Gros- so. Medicinal plant used by Indians for snake poison and for fever. 30 DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY. CANADA. LOCATION: BLOCKS i2 and 15. Outside Exhitits are shown in space in special building near Canadian Pavilion. GROUP 112. Canadian Government. Photographs of forests. GROUP 113. Department of Agriculture, Dominioni of Canada, Ottawa. Tree sections; logs, rustic work made from over 3,ooc| varieties of native Canadian woods wood carvings, wood for cabinet work and building purposes, lumber, lath, shingles, staves, pulp wood and pulp-| wood canoes made from cedar and; bark, furniture woods, etc. ! CEYLON. LOCATION: BLOCK 17. GROUP 113. Ceylon Government, Colombo. products. Pieris, P. E., Colombo. Timber. Forest GROUP 114. Arachchi, Kegalle, Kachcheri. Caju gum. Bagot, H. V. (Arapolakanda), Tebuwana. Para rubber. Ceylon Government, Colombo. Medicinal plants and oils, resins and gums. Drieberg, C. (Sec'y to the Commission), Colombo. Medicinal plants and oils. Ekneligoda (Ratenahatmaya), Ratnapura. Resins. Fernando, Dr. M. C, Moratuwa. Med- icinal oils. Gunasekera, G. Peter Perera, Mount La- vinia. JNIedicinal oils. Hindugalla Estate (E. & H. A. Webb), Peradenij'a. Rubber. Mahawaltenne, S. D. Ratamahatmaya. Fibre ropes, wax, gum and oils. Miranda & Sons, M. R., Colombo. Senna leaves. Nugawela, L. B., Kandy. Talipot leaves. William Bros., J. P., Colombo. Rubber. CHINA. LOCATION: CHINESE SECTION, PALACE OF LIBERAL ARTS. GROUP 113. Imperial Chinese Government. Wood fncrete construction. Hoskins & Camp, St. Louis, Mo. Ar- tificial stone. Hydraulic Concrete Construction Co., St. Louis. Mo. Winget hollow block machine, and hollow block construc- tion. Link-Hart Mfg. Co., Bloomington, Til. Cement block machine. Lupton, David, Sons Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Cement filled window and door frames. Mackey, A. D., Chicago, 111. Con- crete mixing machine. McKelvey Concrete Machinery Co., Chicaeri. 111. Concrete macliiner\-. Mitchell, J. A., Hillsdale, Mich." Ce- ment posts and building blocks. Municipal Enginering Co., Chicago, Til. Cement mixers and engines. Portland Cement Co., The, Denver, Colo. Cement. Metal Pavilion. 18 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Mfrs. of Ideal Portland cement, lime and plaster. Daily capacity, 500 tr)ns. Probst, H., St. Louis. Visitine system, concrete beams. Risse & Kline, New York, N. Y. A concrete and cement filtration plant. Rackle, Geo. A.. & Son, Cleveland, O. Artificial stone. Siegwart, Hans, New York. Concrete beams. Smith Concrete Co., The, Milwaukee, Wis. Concrete mixing machine. Stevens Cast Stone Co., Chicago, 111. Artificial stone and building blocks. Trussed Concrete Steel Co., -Detroit, Mich. Reinforced concrete beams and posts. Truss Metal Lath Co., New York, N. Y. Reinforced concrete construc- tion. Vulcanite Paving Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Cement mosaic work. Warner Co., Charles, Wilmington, Del. Cement burial vaults. Weber Steel Concrete Chimney Co., Chicago, 111. Concrete chimney con- struction. Winget Concrete Machine Co., The, Columbus, O. Hollow concrete build- ing block machinery. Gulch. (Also in Palace of Liberal Arts.) 258. Bausch, Fred., St. Louis, Mo. Glass, pot and fire clays. Block ?o, space J. Beaver Falls Art Tile Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Glazed tile. (With Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce.) 56. Bell, The George, Co., Denver, Col. Gems, operating lapidary. Block 63, aisle F. See our lapidaries at work cutting American gem stones. I. Bethlehem Steel Company, South Bethlehem, Pa. Iron ores, coal, lime- stone. Blocks 12, 22 and 32, aisles A, B and C. Bird. J. A. & W. Co., Boston, Mass. Mineral (cold water) paint. (Installed in Palace of Varied Industries.) Magnite makes a firm, hard surface. Very fire-resisting. The white is the whitest ^white made and will not turn yellow. Will neither rub nor scale. Awarded medal at Tenessee Centennial Exposition; also Toronto Exposition. 175. Bloomfield, Charles A.. Metuchen, N. J. Clays and finished iM-oducts. r.ldck 20. space 15. 120. Blue Ridge Enameled Brick Co., Newark, N. J. Clays and enameled bricks. Block 20, space J. 188^ Borgner, Cyrus, Philadelphia, Pa. I'^ire brick, tile and gas retorts. IMock 20, space F. 224. Bridgeport \yood Finishing Con pany, New Alilford, Conn, Quartz fi wood filler. Block i-B, corridor. j 109. Brock Brothers, St. Louis, Mi Cement roofing tile. Block 20, a; cove II. 68. Brouwer, T. A., Jr., Westhampto' N. Y. Pottery, fire painting and go| leaf under glaze. Block 20, space <\ 159. Cambridge Tile Manufacturing Cv Covington, Ky. Floor, wall and a; tiles. Block 20. alcove aisle. j 29. Celadon Roofing Tile Companj New York City. Roofing tile. Ra| way stations in "Gulch." 228. Cement (Normandin) Machinei Co., Jackson, Mich. Cement concre' building block machinery; cement cj namental molds. Block 11, aisles | and A. I The Normandin machines and thei product are adopted and used by the Go| ernment. The leading contractors, bui! ers, engineers, architects and railro?.': use thousands of Normandin bloc daih'. Their manufacture is a perniane| and profitable l)usiness. | 106. Chicago, Wilmington & VermilK! Coal Co., Chicago, 111. Coal. Bloj 62. aisle G. 57. Cleveland Cliffs Iron Comparj Cleveland. O. Iron ores, coal, ci ratus, ultra-violet minerals. Block aisle I. 134. English, George L., New Yc City. Monazite and radiographs nir with monazite. Block 40. Evens & Howard Fire Brick Co., I.ouis. Mo. Clay and fire brick. !'•!' 20. 169. Excelsior Granite Co., H e a t Springs, S. C. Dark blue fine gnii'l L;ranite. IMock i-B, corridor. UNITED STATES. 19 Excelsior Terra Cotta Co., Rocky Hill, N. J. Clays and architectural terra cotta. Block 20, entrance i. , Fairmont Coal Co., Fairmont, W. Va. Coal. Block 42-A, aisles 3 and 4. 5. Forbes, J. P., & Company, Chicago, 111. Mineral Water, Block 4. 7, Fort Madison and Appanoose Stone Company, Fort Madison, la. Build- ing stone, dolomite. Block 2-B, cor- ridor. orld's Fair and Paris Awards. 5. Fulton Fire Brick Company, Ful- ton. i\lo. Fire clays, fire brick and tile. Block 20. space J. , Georgia Geological Survey, Atlanta, Ga. Kaolin, potters clay and prod- ucts. Block 20, space G. 9. Hartford Faience Co., Hartford, Conn. Clays, architectural faience, faience mantels, terra vitrae tile, and electrical porcelain. Block 20, alcove lisle. lyden Automatic Block Machine Co., Columbus, O. Building block ma- chines. Block 2, B corridor, le most simple and thorough block ichine on the market. The most 3nomical, and upon comparison will be ;nd to be the best machine made. Full rticulars furnished upon application to me office, 112 West Broad St., P. O. IX 305. Huennekes Co., H., New York, N. Y. Sand-lime brick. Block 20, aisle C. Keith, Alabaugh & Dunwoody,Cas- Louis. Mo. Claj's and face enamel paving and building brick. Block 20, ^pace E. i^draulic Press Manufacturing Com- pany, Mount Gilead, O. Hj^draulic press in operation for the manufacture 3f cement blocks. Northern portion 3f "Gulch." (Cement Building.) ^ Indiana Coal Operators' Associa- tion, Lawrenceburg, Ind. Coal. Block 32, aisle G. International Nickel Co., New York, N. \. Nickel ores, manufactured pro- ducts. Block 42-B, aisles 3 and 4. International Onyx and Marble Co., Denver, Col. Onyx and marble. Block u, aisle A. ckson, F. E., Orange, N. J. Radium barium platinum screen. Block 40, :tisle I. Keith, Alabough & Dunwoody, Cas- cade Springs, S. D. Crystal cave. Gulch. arvelous reproduction of fifteen of the 3st interesting rooms of the Natural ive, using 300,000 pounds of natural ystals taken from the cave situated ar Hot Springs, S. D. and owned by the U. S. Government. This wonderful reproduction was visited by over 2,000,000 people at the World's Fair, Chicago. 79. Kelley, James, Truesdale, Mo. Re- fractory flint clay. Block 20, space J. Kemper Concrete Machinery Co., Bur- lingtiin lowi. Concrete block making machine. Block 50 B. 147. Kentucky Geological Survey, Louis- ville, Ky. Ball clays, fire clays and products. Block 20, space G. 216. Keystone Coal & Coke Company, Greensburg, Pa. Coal. Block 62, aisle 3. 248. Kittanning Brick and Fire Clay Co., Pittsburg, Pa, Clays and vitrified pressed brick. Block 20, panel 2. 134. Kunz, George F., New York, N. Y. Collective gem exhibit. Block 40, aisles I and D. 212. Laclede Fire Brick Company, St. Louis, Mo. Fire clays, fire brick, sewer pipe and flue linings. Block 20, alcove 6 and panel 3. Also Gulch, 116. Leith, C. K., Madison, Wis. Col- lective exhibit of economic rocks. Block 74, aisles 5, 6, G and H, Link Belt Machinery Company, Chicago, 111, Coal washing equipment, fuel testin.g plant. Gulch, 209. Malvern Clay Company, Malvern, O. Shales and paving brick. Block 20. alcove 10. 76. Mandle, I., St. Louis, Mo. China, ball, sagger and wad clays, for porce- lain, queensware, etc. Block 20, space F. 75. Mississippi Glass Co., St. Louis, Mo. Fire claj'S, fire brick and glass house specialties. Block 20, space J. 15. Missouri Fire Brick Co., St. Louis, Mo. Fire clays, fire brick, gas retorts and refractory goods. Block 20, space J. 24. Missouri Lead and Zinc Mine, St. Louis, Mo. Underground mine, illus- trating lead and zinc mining. South end of "Gulch." 54. Mitchell Fire-Clay Manufacturing Company. St. Louis, Mo. Fire brick and fire clav. Block 20, space J. 145. Mound City Roofing Tile Co., St. Louis, Mo. Roofing tile, terra cotta trimmings, pavilion. Block 20, space G. 89. National Brick Makers Association, Indianapolis, Ind. Building lirick, clays and samples of brick from the chief cities of the world. Block 20, space F. 206. Nelsonville Sewer Pipe Company, Nelsonville, O. Clays and paving brick. Block 20, space J. 134. Nernst Lamp Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. Rare eartlis, radium ores, etc. Block 40. 30 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. 69. Newcomb College, Art Department, New Orleans, La. Clays and pottery produced in the interest of artistic handicraft. Block 20, space C. 63. New Jersey Geological Survey, Trenton, N. J. Clays. Block 20, space C. 7. New Mexico Turquoise Mine, Silver City, N. M. Illustrating the occur- rence and cutting of turquoise in New Mexico. Gulch Federal Avenue. Niagara Falls Board of Trade, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Collective exhibit made by the following firms: Carborundum Co., The, Niagara Falls, N Y. Carborundum. International Acheson Graphije Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Graphite prod- ucts. Norton Emery Wheel Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Emery and products. Siloxicon Co., Niagary Falls, N. Y. Siloxicon products. Contributing to the exhibit, also, are Acker Process Co.; Castner Electro- lytic Alkali Co.; Francis Hook & Eye Fastener Co.; International Paper Co.; Myers' Royal Spice Co.; The Natural Food Co.; Niagara Electro Chemical Co.; Niagara Water-Proofing Co.; Union Carbide Co.; Pittsburg Reduc- tion Co., all of Niagara Falls, N. Y. II. Northwestern Terra Cotta Co., Chi- cago, 111. Illinois clays and products. Block 20, space D. The largest Terra 'Cotta works in the world. Established 1878. Manufacturers of the highest grades of architectural terra cotta; glazed and enameled ware a specialty. Main office and works, 1000 Clybournc avenue, Chicago. Branch office, 1415 Ry. Exchange Bldg., Chicago. 91. Norton Emery Wheel Co., Worces- ter, Alass. Abrasives, alundum, etc. Block II, aisle A. 120. Ohio Geological Survey, Columbus, O. Clays, brick, sewer pipe and jidI- tery. P>lock 20, space B. 244. Onandaga Pottery Company, Syra- cuse, N. ^^ China and p(TrceIain ware, clays. Block 20, space A. Palmer, Harmon S., Hollow Concrete Building Block Co., Washington, D. C. Hollow concrete building block machinery. Gulch. This company is the originator of ihc hollow block industry, and owns I lie basic patents. Many infringement suits have lately been instituted, and perpetual injunctions obtained. This industry is ackninvlcdged to have made more rajiid progress than anything in the Ijuilding world. 74. Parker & Russell Mining & Man] facturing Co., St. Louis, ^lo. Fij clays, fire brick, gas retorts and fij proofing. Block 20, space J. Gulvl 245. Peerless Clay Company, Langlej S. C. Kaolin. lilock 20. alcove 7. 145. Pike Manufacturing Co., Pike Sli tion, N. H. Abrasives, whet ston and razor hones. Block 11, aisle B.| 99. Pittsburgh Coal Company, Pitt! burgh. Pa. Bituminous coal and col- Block 52, aisles 3 and F. - Capacity 20,000.000 tons per annum: n largest miner and shipper of bituminoj coal in the world. The exhibit inchiilj a model of a modern coal mine, ali.' and below ground, typical mining villag) also working models of latest improv>i coal handling machinery in use at l:i'l ports. Complete sections of fanir,; Pittsburgh and Connellsville coal seanj Pfisterer, T., New York City. Kaoli' Block 20. j Primos Chemical Co., Primos, Delawa. County, Pa. Vanadium, tungsten aij molydbenum ores. Block 31, aisle ]j 172. Pratt, Dr. J. H., Chapel Hill, N. I Abrasives, corundum, emery. Blod II, aisle A. 1 164. Purington Paving Brick Co., Gale| burg. 111. Clays and paving b^icl^< Block 20, alcove aisle. ; Ransom Manufacturing Company, Osl kosh. Wis. Emery grindstone Foundr3^ 177. Reinecke Coal Co., Madisonvill; Ky. Coal. Block (12, aisle 4- - 182. Ricker, Hiram, & Sons, South Ft land, Maine. Mineral water. BlocJ 63. aisle G. '■ Poland Springs. The most famous aiij fashionable spa in America. Polar; Water is known to chemists and doctoil throughout the world as tlve purest aiij most efficacious natural water x-xtant. | 211. Ricketson Mortar Color Compan; .Milwaukee, Wis. .Mortar colors. Rl<"."! 20, space J. ' 160. Rookwood Pottery, Cincinnat Ohio. Clays and arciiitectural faieiU; in colors, tiks, jiottery. Block A alcove 3. 179. Roseville Pottery, Zanesville. Ohi»; .A^rt pottery and faience. Block -■[ space C. Safety Emery Wheel Company, Sprini field, O. Emory wlieel-. l''oii'uiry_' St. Louis Ceramic Company, S 247. Mo. Clays 20, sj^ace .\. nd i)ottery vv;ir Louis Block _...__ 77. St. Louis Terra Cotta Co., St. Loui i\lo. Architectural terra cotta faience. Block 20, space .\. ani UNITED STATES. 21 St. Louis Vitrified & Fire Brick Co., , Louis, ]Mo. Fire cla}-. lire brick, e tile. Bl(icl< 20, space J. Sampson & Ipson, Edgerton, Wis. ays and decorated earthenware. ock 20, space J. ehner, Andreas, New York, N. Y. ineral water. Block 23, aisle Jj. Schwartz System Brick Co., New )rk, N. Y. Sand, lime brick. Block space C. Sherwood Pottery Company, New ighlon. Pa. Stoneware. Block 20, ice F. iceless Fuel Company, St. Louis, Mo. undrv Coke. Foundry. Somerset Coal Co., New York, N. Y. al, photographs. Block 52, aisles ,nd 4. ;r & Company, E. E., St. Louis, Mo. 'Idinn' sand. Foundry'. Standard Oil Co., New York, N. Y. troleiim and by-products. Block 43, les 4, D and E: also Block ^t, A, lace oi Liberal Arts. Corundum Wheel Company, Detroit, ch. Emery wheels. Foundry. tate College of Pennsylvania, State liege. Pa. Coal, coke and other lerals. Block 41. Tiffany & Co., New York, N. Y. ms and precious stones. Block 40, les I and 2. Tiffany Enameled Brick Co., Mo- ncc. 111. Enameled brick, tile and vs. Blrick 20, space A. Trinidad Asphalt Manufacturing Co., Louis, Mo. Asphalt, crude and ap- id. Block 42, aisle D. e & Piatt, Chicago, 111. Binder for ■ in briquetting- Coal. Block 62. United States Ceramic Company, mniouth. 111. Clay modeling and neware. Block 20, alcove 2. United States Geological Survey, ishingttjn, D. C. Collection of natu- mineral waters. Block 13, aisles and B. Represented by the follow- exhil^itors: enakis Springs, Canada, ilena Co.. The, Abilena, Dickinson , Kansas, ita ]\Iineral Water Co., Ltd., New eans, La. Lia Caliente Springs, Ariz. ^Ts, J. J., luka, Miss. anez ^Mineral Springs Company, ;en Bay, Wis. ,indel Lithia Springs Co., Meridian, s. dardville Lithia Spring Water, Bal- iville, ALass. h House Company. Richfi e 1 d ings. N. Y. rd, Wm., Cambridge Springs, Pa. B. B. Mineral Springs, The, Bowling Green, Mo. Barnes, G. W., Boone, Iowa. Bartlett Springs Co., San Francisco, Cal. Bethesda ^Mineral Water Spring Co., Waukesha, Wis. Blue Cast Mineral Springs Co., Fort Wayne, Indiana. Blue Lick Springs Co., Blue Lick Springs, Ky. Boswell, Ben. D., Boswell, Oregon. Boyers, L. Sons, New York City. Brown, Philip F., Blue Ridge Spring, Va. Bullen, C. A., Orange Citv, Florida. Bundy, Dr. Z. T., Malford, Tex. Burnet, A. C, Maquon, 111. Burnham. F. T., Beloit, Kan. Burr, C. B.. Flint. Mich. Byers, F. S., Sulphur Springs, Colo. Calhoun, C. A., Alleghany Springs, Va. Carney, Geo. J., Lowell, Mass. Castle Rock Spring Company, Castella, Colo. Chase City Mineral Water Co., Rich- mond, Va. Chippewa Springs Co., Chippewa Falls. Wis. Clark & Brainard, Pueblo, Colo. Colburn. Morgan & Co., Vossburg, Miss. Colorado Lithia Water Company, Pueblo, Colo. Columbia Mineral Water Co., The, Denver, Colo. "Columbia, the Gem of all Mineral Waters." Closest in analysis to Carlsbad. Congress Spring Co., Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Curtis, Ben K., New York City. Dearborn Natural ^1 ineral Water. Woodstock, Vermont. Dullnig, George, San Antonio. Tex. Eastman Spring Co.. Benton Harbor, Mich. Eldorado Mineral Water Co., Eldorado Springs, Mo. Eupeptic Springs, Statesville, N. C. Eureka Water Co., Eureka Springs, Ark. Excelsior Springs Bottling Co., Excel- sior Springs, Mo. Excelsior Spring Company, Saratoga, N. Y. Fiske, Dr. T., TNIooresville, Mo. Forbes, J. P., Chicago, 111. Fox. Horace, Saegerstown, Pa. French Lick Springs Hotel Co., French Lick, Ind. Gardner, John H., Sharon Springs, N. Y. Glacier Spring Walter Company, Eu- phrata. Pa. Glenwood Hot Springs Co., The. Glen- wood Springs, Colo. DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Goode, Thos. F., Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va. Gue, Francis A., Hiawatha, Kan. Harris Lithia Spring Co., Harris Springs, S. C. Hathorn & Co., Saratoga Springs, N. ■ Y. Highland Spring Water Co., New York City. Hires, Chas. Co., Malvern, Pa. Hoover, H'enry, Onega, Kan. Howe, Edbridge G., Millbury, Mass. Hume, E. W., Ottawa, Kan. Irwin, Esther, Fredonia, Kan. Jackson, G. H. T., San Francisco, Cal. Johnson Bros., Greenspring, Ohio. Johnson, Robt. B., Saratoga Star Springs, Saratoga, N. Y. Kauffman, E. V., Sabetha, Kan. Kempton, Carl W., Richmond, Va. Lawrence, Frank W., Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Letfingwell, Wm., Watkins, N. Y. Lincoln Spring Co., Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Londonderrv Lithia Spring Water Co., Nashua, N.'H. Magnolia Springs, Magnolia Springs, Flor. jNIanitou Mineral Springs, Co., The, Manitou, Colo. Melezer Brothers Company, Phoenix, Ariz. Mills, Harrington, White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Minero-Chemical Co., St. Paul, Minn. Mountain Valley Water, Hot Springs, Ark. Natural Mineral Water Co., Soda Springs, Ida. Natural Mineral Water Co., Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Neville, S. R., Castalian Springs, Miss. Nye, Dr. George L., Wytheville, Va. Oehlers, E. E., St. Louis, Mo. Old Orchard Mineral Spring, Old Orchard, Mo. Quevic Spring Company, Saratoga, N. Y. Pagen, Henry A., Aberdeen, N. C. Pagoda Water Co., Mt. Clemens, Mich. ■Pence, A. P., Pence Springs, W. Va. Pepperell Springs Water Co., Pepper- ell, Mass. Raymond Water Company, Raymond, Maine. Red Mineral Spring Water Co., Eddy- ville. Iowa. Ricker, Hiram & Sons, Poland Springs Mineral Water, Philadelphia, Pa. Richardson, J. P., Nashville. Tenn. Saratoga Vichy Spring, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Seligman Bros., Jacksonville, 111. Sheboygan Mineral Water Co., Shebo:* gan. Wis. ( Shinn & Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa. I Sinon, W. J. & Co., Ottawa, 111. ] Stafford Springs Mineral Water Cn Stafford Springs, Conn. ■ Steigelman, Phil., Salivas, Cal. . Stocker, Ferd., Canon City, Colo, j Summers, J. A., Alooresburgh, Tenn. I Tallaha ]\Iineral Springs Water, Iij dianapolis, Ind. , Tomlinson, Thos., Tate Springs, lenj Tuttle, James T., Geuda Springs, Kai Ugoeo Mineral Water, Martinsvilli Ind. _ { Vade Mecum Spring Co., Vade Mecuri N. C. ; Waddle, Edward & Sons, Eastbrooj Tenn. i Waconda Water. \\'aconda. Kan. ; Wainwright, W. D., Citronelle, Aia. i Walker, J. Q. A., Ridgefield, N. J.! Waukesha Arcadian Co., Waukeshi Wis. ! Waukesha Imperial Spring Co., Wai kesha. Wis. j Welch, E. C, Ravenden Springs, .\r| Wells, George A., Jr., White Sulplvj Springs, W. Va. West Baden Springs Water Co., Wej Baden, N. J. J White Rock ^Mineral Spring Co., Wa; kesha. Wis. ^ White Stone Lithia Water Compau! White Stone Springs. S. C. ; Whittle Springs Co., Whittle SprliiE Tenn. Woodcock. E. E.. Lawrence, Ark. ' Wooddell, J. W., Webster Sprine West Va. ' Woods, Robert I., Abilene, Kan. Wj^aconda Diuretic ]\Iineral Water C' Chicago, 111. j Yosemite Crystal Co., ^Marengo, III! 135- United States Gypsum Compan Chicago. 111. Gypsum and its pr- ducts. Blocks I and 2, aisle A. 71. Vermont Marble Company, Proctc Vt. ^larblc. Block _'-B, corridor. ■ 155. Vermont Slate Company, Zane ville. O. Roofing slate, rough anfl fi ished. Block 11. Sole manufacturers of the Vcnii" Safety oil can. patented. Write for prici 131. Warner Company, Charles, W mington, Del. I-imc and Iimc>t"n Block II, aisle B. 120. Weller Pottery Company, Zane ville. O. Clays and faience and .1 liotterj'. Block 20, space P>, al.«" "Gulch." 134. Welsbach Light Co.. Glouceste N. J. Rare eartlis and radnn Block 40. UNITED STATES. 23 ^. Welsh-Loftus, Radium & Rare Metals Co., Bufifalo, N. Y. Radium and American radium ores. Block 40. 5. Western Brick Co., Danville, 111. Claj^s, paving and building brick, pho- tographs. Block 20, alcove 11. I, Western Coal & Mining Company, St. Louis, Mo. Coal. Block 52, aisles ^ and I'. I. White Rock Mineral Springs Co., W^aukesha, Wis. Mineral water. Block 20, alcove I. D. White Stone Lithia Springs Com- pany, White Stone Springs, S. C. Mineral water. Block 3. 3. Winkle Terra Cotta Co., St. Louis, Mo. Architectural terra cotta. Block 13, aisles A and B. 3. Yampa Anthracite Coal Company, Denver, Colo., and St. Louis, Mo. An- thracite coal. Block 6-!, aisle G. 7. Yosemite Crystal Company, Ma- rengo, 111. [Mineral water. Block 13. GROUP 117. INKS, MODELS, MAPS AND PHO- TOGRAPHS. Bethlehem Steel Company, South Bethlehem, Pa. Photographs of steel plant and process of manufacture. Block 22, aisles 3 and 4. Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co., Cleveland, 0. Photographs and model of iron turnace plant. Block ^i, aisle C. ivis Colliery Co., Harding, W. Va. Model of minning plant. Block 62. Molding machine, tumbling machine, Consolidation Coal Company, Balti- more. [Model of Coal [Mine. Block 42-A, aisles 3 and 4. Fairmont Coal Company, Fairmont, VV. Va. Model of coal mine. Block 42-A, aisles 3 and 4. Harvard University, Camb ridge, Mass. Photographs, of metallurgical and mineralogical laboratories and squipment. Block 74, aisle 6. 7. Hayward, James T., St. Louis, Mo. Model of operating Colorado gold mine. Block 80, aisle H. . Howell, E. E., Washington, D. C. Topographical models showing ore deposits. Block 74. 7. Hughes, Harry N., Duquesne, Pa. [Mode! coal barge dumper. Block 74-B. corridor. ennedy, JuHan, Pittsburg, Pa. Pho- tographs and plans of metallurgical ap- pliances and blast furnace. Block 74. 9- Kidd, E. J., Deadwood, S. D. [\Iodel gold saving device. Block Si. 58. Leith, C. K., Madison, Wis. Charts illustrating origin of m-es. IMock 74. Mesta Machine Company, Pittsburg, [Pa. Designs of metallurgical appliances. Block 74. 51. Morgan Construction Company, Worcester, [Mass. [Model of gas pro- ducer. Block 2, aisle A. Mueller Mfg. Co., Decatur, Ills. Iron and brass castings. (Block 6a, Palace of [Manufactures.) National Ditching & Dredging Co., San Francisco, Cal. [Model of rapid oper- ating stamp mill. Block i, aisle 2-A. (Liberal Arts Building.) 58. New Jersey Zinc Company, Frank- lin Furnace, N. J. Photographs of mines and works. Block 74. 132. Niagara Falls Board of Trade, Ni- agara Falls, N. Y. Relief maps. Block II, aisles A and B. 145. Pike Manufacturing Company, Pike Station, N. H. [Model of gang saw. Block' II, aisle B. Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce, Pitts- burg, Pa. Relief map. Block 41, aisles 3, D and E. (See Group 118) Greater Pittsburg, Allegheny County, population 900,000, has a greater produc- tion of the following manufactures than any other city: Steel, iron, plate glass, pickles, petroleum, steel cars, window glass and tableware: coal, coke and corks. Tonnage greater than the two largest cities in the world: by railways, 80,797,000 tons: river and harbor, 10,000,000; total in 1903, 90,797,000 tons. 99. Pittsburg Coal Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Model coal mining plant. Block 52, aisles 3 and F. 117. Reinecke Coal Co., Madisonville, Ka'. [Model of mine. Block 62, aisle 4. 94. Somerset Coal Company, New York. Photographs. Block 32, aisles 3 and 4. 50. Standard Oil Company, New York. Relief maps and transparencies. Block 43. aisles 4, D and E. Trentdn Iron Company, Trenton, 117. Block 2Ti. .\isles X. J. Tramway- C and 4. 105. United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C. Collective exhibit maps, charts and publications. Block 74. aisles 5, 6, G and H. 58. Van Hise, C. R., Madison, Wis. Maps and charts illustrating origin of ores. Block 74. Williams, J. H., Co.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Drop forgines. (Block 32, [M;ichincry Building.) loi. Western Coal and Mining Co.. St. Louis. [Model coal mine, coal, etc. Block 52, aisles 4 and F. 24 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. GROUP ii8. EQUIPMENT AND PROCESSES FOR HANDLING AND SMELT- ING ORES. Acheson, E. G., Niagara Falls, N. Y. Carborundum, graplTite, and siloxicon. Block II, aisle A. Adams Company, Dubuque, Iowa. Molding machine, tumbling machine, emery grinder. Block 73, aisle G, also Foundry. "Gulch." 49. Allis-Chalmers Company, Chicago, 111. Metallurgical equipment. Block 82, aisle H. American Contractor Co., Joplin, Mo. Ore contractors, separators, ore mill- ing machinery. Blf>ck 4-B corridor. (Mo. space also.) 201. Banner Iron Works, St. Louis, Mo. Structural iron. Block 63. 142. Barlow, Arthur E., Newark, N. J. Malleable and grey iron castings and furnace. Block 73, aisle G. Oldest malleable iron foundry in the U. 5. Established 1S26. Highest quality and linisli. Correspondence solicited. I. Bethlehem Steel Co., South Bethle- hem, Pa. Heavy ordnance and its manufacture; special steel castings and forgings. Block 22, aisles .\, B and C. 135. Braun, F. W., Company, Los An- geles, Cal. Gas, gasoline and crude oil burners. Block 81, aisle H. (Metal Pavilion.) 6. Black Hills Mining Men's Associa- tion. Deadwood, S. D. Stamp mill illustrating cyanide process of gold ex- traction. "Gulch." loS. Broderick & Bascom Rope Com- pany, St. Louis, Missouri. Iron, steel and copper wire. Block 3, aisle 4. Carbon Steel Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Nickel steel plates. I'.lock 31, aisle D. 8. Carrizo Copper Company, St. Louis, Mo. Washing and smelting copiier ores anrl working of pig copper. "Gulch." Case, John J., Houghton, Mich. Smelt- mg and refining copper, electro plat- ing. Metal ravilinn. 203. Christopher & Simpson, St. Louis, Mo. Structural and ornamental inm. Block 63, aisle 1'. 144. Chrome Steel Works, Chrome, N. J. Stam]) mill wearing parts, shoes and dies, lilock 7;^, aisle H. 57. Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co., Cleveland, O. Charcoal blast furnace ])roducts and model. Block 31, aisle C. Colorado Fuel & Iron Co., Denver, Colo. Iron and steel. lUock Si, aisle 1 1. Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colci -Aletallurgical laboratory and equiji ment in operation. Metal Pavilion. 1 14. Commercial Club of Alabama, Birn! ingham, Ala. Statute of Vulcan, iroi and steel. Block 72, aisles 3, 4, d and H. ^ I Curtis & Co. Manufacturing Co., Sj Louis, Mo. .\ir compressors, cranel and cupola elevators. Foundry. 1 Denver Fire Clay Company, Denvei'; Colo. Metallurgical furnace and othej laboratory equipment. Mttal PaviliorJ Largest manufacturers and importers n assayers' and chemists' supplies in th] United States. Gold ^ledal, Paris, igocj Etna Iron Works, Pittsburg, Pa. Prol cess of boiler tube and flue manufac| ture. Block 31, aisle D. • i Ewald Iron Co., St. Louis. Mo. Bal; and other irons. Block /T,. aisle H. \ 26. Forter Miller Engineering Company! Pittsburg, Pa. Gas producer. (Ad; joining Fuel Testing Plant.) j This company is one of the largest iij the United States engaged in the buildj ing and designing of furnaces connectec! with the iron and steel industry, Thei; reputation for strictly first-class work i^ well known all over the country. The\| are owners and exclusive builders of thi "Forter Gas Producer," which is now extensively used in many steel works. ' Glasgow Iron Co., Pottstown, Pa Flanged and pressed open hearth steel. Block /t^, aisle G. Sheared and Universal rolled iron and; steel plates; flanged and dished steeij heads; the "Roe" pressed steel manhead and boiler lug; various other kinds of; pressed steel work; "Glasgow" pressedj steel pipe flanges; buckled plates for; bridges or buildings; reinforcing rings, for boiler openings, made flat or curved.' Visit our exhibit. You will be repaid, i Goldschmidt Thermit Company, New| York City. Welding process equip-, ment in operation. Metal Pavilion. ; Dr. Hans Goldsmidt's Alumino-Thcrmit; process. Models of crucibles and molds; for repair work, trollej' rail welding and. pipe welding. Specimens of work done in repairing machinery parts, etc. Speci- mens of corubin (artificial emery). Daily demcmstrations of the process in pr*"*-] ducing Thermit steel. West corner. Metal Pavilion, 4 p. m. | Hill & Griffith Company, Cincinnati, O.i i'^oundry sui)i)lies. h^oundrv. Hughes Automatic Smoke Preventer, St. 1 Louis, _Mo. Smoke consuming attach- 1 ment. ( I'uel Testing Plant.) Gulch. UNITED STATES. International Nickel Co., New York. Nickel, nickel steel, nickel alloys and their applications. Copper and other bi-producls. Block 42-B. aisles 3. 4. ;ep, W. J., Detroit, Mich. Testing ma- chine for cast iron. Foundr}-. 2. Lanyon Zinc Co., St. Louis, Mo. Spelter, sheet zinc and zinc products. Block 42-B, aisles 3 and 4. Met. Pav. D. Lawrenceville Bronze Company, Pittsburg, Pa. Bronze castings. Block jckhart Iron & Steel Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Pig iron, mica bars, steel bars and angles. Block 31, aisle D. anganese Steel Safe Co., New York. Manganese steel castings, safes and vaults. Block 40, aisles i and E. cCormick Company. J. S., Pittsburg, Pa. Cupolns.' ]<"oun(lry. erritt & Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Expanded metal lockers. Foundry. idvale Mining and Manufacturing Co., St. Loiiis. Mo. Ground metal and al- iovs. Foundry. illet Core Oven Co., Brightwood, Mass. Core liven. I'oundry. organ Construction Co., Worcester, Mass. Rod rolling and wire drawing machiner3^ Block 2, aisle A. is producers; furnaces: mills for rods, lets, hoops, merchant bar. cotton tie. . Missouri Fire Brick Company, St. Louis, Mil. Gas bench illustrating the manufacture (if coal gas. Gulch. 9. National Lead Company, St. Louis, Mo. Lead pipe, bars, white lead. P>lock 31, aisle D. bermeyer Co., The S., Cincinnati, Ohio. Facing, ninulders' lnols and general fnundrj- supplies. Foundry. axson, J. W. Co., Philadelphia, Pa. I'oundry e(|uipment. Foundry. ttsburg Chamber of Commerce, Pitts- burg, Pa. Block 41. aisles 3, D and E. Collective exhibit l)y the following firms- Jones & Laughlin Steel Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Cold rolled steel. Stud link chain. Carnegie Steel Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Iron nres, structural shapes and rail sec- lions; steel rails. Star Encaustic Tile Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Tile. Damascus Nickel Steel Co., Pittsburg, I'a. Nickel steel. Shelby Steel Tube Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Seamless tubing. j standard Underground Cable Co., Pittsburg. Pa. Underground wire ca- ple. 'standard Chain Co., Pittsburg, Pa. '■on chain. National Tube Works, Pittsburg, Pa. Sections of tubing. Contributing to the exhibit, also, are The Armstrong Cork Co.; Barley- Farrell Mfg. Co.; Dr. John A. Brash- ear; Heeren Bros..; H. J. Heinz Co.; Macbeth-Evans Glass Co.; Pennsyl- vania Salt Mfg. Co.; Pittsburg Coal Co.; Pittsburg Plate Glass Co.; Pitts- burg Reduction Co.; all of Pittsburg. Pittsburg Reduction Company, Pitts- burg, Pa. Aluminum and its products. Metal Pavilion. Primos Chemical Co., Primos, Delaware County, Pa. Rare metals, tungsten, molybdenum, etc., steel alloys. Block 31, aisle D. Republic Iron & Steel Company, St. Louis, Mo. Rails for electric railwav. Pittsburg Steel Co., The, Pittsburg, Pa. Process of steel nail manufacture. Block 31, aisle D. Spang, Chalfant & Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Process of boiler tube and flue manu- facture. Block 31, aisle D. Stupp Bros. Bridge & Iron Co., St. Louis, Mo. Structural iron-rod and plate iron. Block 63, aisle G. Tabor Manufacturing Co., Philadeiphir Pa. ?\IoldhTg machines and metal cutting saws. Foundry. The Tabor Manufacturing Company. Manufactures foundry molding machines. core machines and the Taylor-Newbold high speed metal cutting cold saw. Tabor molding machines include ma- chines for nearly all classes of molding, and employ pneumatic vibrators to free patterns from sand, avoiding stripping plate expense where oossible. Taylor Iron & Steel Co., High Bridge, N. J. Manganese steel mining ma- chinery. Block 73. aisle H. 59. Thompson, Robert M., New York City. Historical exhibit of uses of nickel. Block 42-B. Tower Grove Foundry Company, St. Louis, Mo. Molding and castings. Foundrv. Trenton Iron Co., Trenton, N. J. Wire rope. Block 73, aisles 4 and H. United States Geological Survey Fuel Testing Plant, Washington. D. C. Complete plant for testing the wash- ing, briquetting, coking, gas making, and steam values of coals and lignites. Collaborators: Allis-Chalmers Company. Chicago. 111. Engine. American Coal Products Cf)mpany. New York. Coal-tar pitch_. American Concentrator Co.. Joplin, Mo. Washing jig. American Steel and Wire Co.. New York. Copper wire. 26 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Appliance Manufacturing Company, Chicago, 111. Draft gauges. Bartlett & Snow Company, C. O., Cleveland, O. Coal dryer. Chatfield Manufacturing Company, Cincinnati, O. Coal-tar pitch. Chisholm, Boyd;& White, and National Compressed Fuel Company, Chicago, 111. Briquetting machinery and binder. Engelhardt, Chas., New York. Li chatelier pyrometers. Evens & Howard Fire Brick Com- pany, St. Louis, Mo. Fire brick. Fairbanks, Morse & Company. Chi- cago, 111. Scales. Frost Engine Company, Galesburg, 111. Boiler and engine. Heine Safety Boiler Company. St. Louis and New York. Boilers. Hohmann & Maurer :\Ianufacturing Company. Rochester, N. Y. Thermo- meters. Johnson, William, & Sons. Leeds, Eng- cago. 111. Coal washer. Laclede Fire Brick JNIanufacturing Company, St. Louis, INIo. Fire brick. Link Belt Machinery Company, Chi- cago, 111. Coal washer- Parker-Russel Mining & Manufactur- ing Company, St. Louis, Mo. Fire brick. Robins Conveying Belt Co., New York. Belt conveyors. Waters Pierce Oil Co., St. Louis. Cylinder oils, engine oils and petro- leum residum. Westinghouse Electric & Manufactur- ing Company, East Pittsburg, Pa. Electric generators, motors, etc. Westinghouse Machinery Company, Pittsburg. Pa. Gas engine. Williams Patent Crusher & Pulverizer Company, St. Louis, Mo. Coal crusher. Williams Patent Crusher 1& Pulverizer Co., St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A., exhibit also in Palace of Mines and Metallurgy. Block 62. aisles 4 and G. Wood. R. D.. & Compan3^ Phila- delphia. Pa. Gas producer, scrubber and holder. 239. Weimer, Edgar A. (M. E.), Leba- non. Pn. Air or steam dumping slag car. Block 72. Cast iron liner, with detachable bottom. The only slag car with mechanical dump- ing apparatus. This and smaller cars have electric propelling and dumping ap- paratus; also electric propelling, air dumping cars. Designer and builder of special machinery for blast furnaces and smelting works. Flexible copper hose for tuver water blocks and acids. 1 07. Western Forge Company, St., Louis. :\lo. ^lill stamp and die cast-( ings. Block 7^, aisle H. 59. Wharton, Joseph, Philadelphia, Pa. Historical nickel exhibit. Block 42-B.' Whiting Foundry & Equipment Co.,1 Harvey, 111. Cupolas, electric cranes.| core ovens, etc. Foundry. j Worth Brothers Co., Coatesville, Pa.! Steel plates, sheets, boiler heads, etc.. Block 21, aisles 3, B and C. Operate largest and most modern plate mills in the couiltry, as evidenced by ex-| hibit. Headquarters for boiler, marine.] locomotive, locomotive fire box, and all| other grades plates. Also both regulari and irregular flanged and dished head?| for stationary, locomotive and marinej boilers. Pressed steel manheads and fit-j tings. Knobbled charcoal iron lap] welded boiler tubes for locomotive, ma-( rine and all other purposes. j GROUP 119. LITERATURE OF MINING ANDi METALLURGY. | 58. Alabama State Geological Survey,! University, Ala. Report. Block 74. I 213. American Institute of Mining En-, gineers. St. Louis. Mo. TransactionS| and publications. Block 74. : 58. Arkansas Geological Survey. Re- ports. Block 74. 58. "Black Diamond," Chicago. Ill- Publication. Block 74. 237. "Brickbuilder," Boston, Mass. Pub- lication. Block 20. alcove 7. 237. "Clay Record," Chicago, 111. Pub- lication. Block 20, alcove 7. 88. Clay Worker, The, Indianapolis. Tnd. Publications. I'.lock 20. space !• 58. "Canadian Mining Review," Otta- wa. Canada. Publication. Block 74_^ 58. "Cement and Engineering News, Chicngo. 111. rublicatiMii. Block 74 58. "Coal Trade Journal," New York. Publication. Bhu'k 74. ! 58. "Engineering Magazine," New York. I Publication. Block 74. 242. "Engineering and Mining Journal. New York. I'nblicali(Uis. Block 7-- 58. Engineering News, New York. Publication, l>lock 74. 58. "Foundry," The. Cleveland. 0. Journal. Block 74. 58. Georgia Geological Survey. Atlanta. Reports. Block 74, 58. Illinois State Mine Inspector, Springfield. Reports, illock 7A- 58. Indiana Geological Survey, Indian- apolis. Reports. lUock 74. UNITED STATES. 37 5. Iowa Geological Survey, Des Moines. Reports. Block 74. 3. "Iron Age," New York. Journal. Block 74. 5. "Iron Trade Review," Cleveland, O. Publication. Block 74 and I'onndry, i. Kentucky Mines, Lexington. Report. Block 74. }6. "Keramic Studio," Syracuse, New York. Publication. Block 20, alcove 7. >.g. "Lead and Zinc News," St. Louis, Mo. Publication. Block 31. 5. "Manufacturers' Record," Baltimore, Md. Publication. Block 74. I Maryland Geological Survey, Balti- more. Report. Block 74. 5. "Metal Industry," New York. Pub- lication. Block 74. !. Michigan Geological Survey, Lan- pin.o:. Report. l'>lock 74. i. "Michigan Miner," Saginaw, Mich. Publication. Block 74. J. "Mining and Scientific Press," San Franci.sco, Cal. Publication. Block 74. i. "Mines and Minerals," Scranton, Pa. Publication. Block 74. 5, "Mining and Engineering Review," San Francisco, Cal. Publication. Block 74. i. "Mining Journal," London, Eng- land. Publication. Block 74. 5. "Mining Reporter," Denver, Colo. Publication. Block 74. J. "Mining Review and Metallurgist," Chicago. 111. Publication. Bbick 74. J. "Mining World," Chicago, 111. Pub- lication. P)lock 51, aisles 3 and E. J. Missouri Geological Survey, Rolla, Mo. Report. Block 74. 5. New York State Museum, Albany. Reports. Block 74. North Carolina Geological Survey, Chapel Hill, N. C. Publications. Block 74. 58. Ohio Geological Survey, Columbus, O. Reports. Block 74. 58. "Oregon Mining Journal," Portland, OreRon. Publication. Block 74. 58. "Pacific Coast Miner," San Fran- cisco, Cal. Publication. B.lock 74, 58. Pennsylvania Bureau of Mines. Re- port. Block 74. 234. "Rock Products," Louisville, Ky. Publication. Block 20, alcove 7. 58. "Salt Lake Mining Review," Salt Lake City. Utah. Publication. Block 58. "Scientific American," New York. Publication. Block 74. 58. South Dakota School of Mines, Rapid Citv. S. Dak. Reports. Block 74. 235. "Spreechsaal," Coburg, Germany. Publication. Block 20. alcove 7. 58. 'Stone," New York. Publication. Block 74. 58. Texas Geological Survey. Reports. Block 74. 58. "Tradesman," Chattanooga, Tenn. Publication. Block 74. 58. United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. C. Statistics and publications. Block 74. 58. Vermont Geological Survey, Bur- lington, \'t. Report.-. Block 74. 58. West Virginia Geological Survey. Reports. Block 74. 243. Williams, David, Publishing Com- pan\\ New "S'ork. Pul)lications. P.lock 72. ' 183. Windsor & Kenfield, Chicago, 111. ! Publications. Block 20, space B. j 58. Wisconsin Geological Survey, Madi- son, Wis. Reports. Block 74. 28 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. ALABAMA. (Birmingham District.) LOCATION: BLOCK 72. AISLES 3-4, G-H. GROUP 116. Alabama Consolidated Coal & Iron Com- pany, Birmingham. Chert, coal, coke, limestone, iron ore, pig iron. Alabama Geological Survey. Collective Exiiibit: Cement making limestones from Demopolis, Uniontown Vanrlorn. Epes. Selma, White Bluff. Pintlaki Creek, Evergreen, T.illiferro's Heights. St. Stephens, Manistee Station, Mac- clowell's Bluff, Marshall's Quarry, Matthew's Mill, ^larshall's Bluff, Gainestown, Con.ecuh Co., Escambia Co., Vance, Vann, Calcis. Longview. Clays suitable for cement manufacture from Demopolis, Graves Mine, Bir- mingham, Coaldale, Tuscaloosa, Man- istee, Oven Bluff, St. Stephens, Union- town. White Bluff. Bauxite. Pottery clays, red and yellow ochre, kaolin, lithographic limestone. Alabama Portland Cement Company, Demopolis. Portland cement clays, cement, lignite coal. Alabama Portland Cement Company, Spocari. Cement rock, clays, clinker. Portland cement and commercial pack- ages. Alabama Pyrites Company. Pyroton, pyrites. Alabama Sand & Supply Company, Bir- mingham. Molders' sand, used in mold- ing vulcan. Anderson, F. Y., Birmingham, Kaolin, haloysite, pottery made from same. Blach, J., & Sons, Birmingham. Building stone. Blocton-Cahaba Coal Company, Colean- or. Coal. Coaldale Brick Company, Coaldale. \"itrihed paving block. Collins, J. T., Gallion, Ala. Cement rock. Graves Brick Co., Graves Mine. Shale and brick. Lagarde Lime & Stone Company, La- garde. Limestone and commercial lime. Longview Lime Works, Longview, Ala.' Limestone with lime and commercial packages. [ Moretti G. Alabama marble, head of! Christ in relief. j Pearce, James, Guyin. Kaolin. Pinckard, "W. P., Cedarcol. Shale, ochre. : Pratt Coal & Coke Company, Littleton. ' Coal. Pioneer Mining & Manufacturing Co., j Warner ]\lines. Coal, coke, iron ore. I Republic Mining & Manufacturing Co., i Rock Run. Bauxite. Sloss-Shefifield Coal, Iron & Rwy. Co., ' Birmingham. Coal, coke, iron ore. | dolomite, pig iron. ! Southern Sewer Pipe Co., Birmingham. I Sewer pipe. . Tennille, A. St. C, Montgomery. Lignite j coal. ( Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co., Birmingham. Coal, coke, iron ore. ' limestone. i GROUP 118. Birmingham District. Colossal statue of vulcan made of Birmingham cast iron, j designed by Sculptor Moretti, cast in ' Birmingham, Alabama; systematic ex- , hibit of iron and steel manufacturing from raw materials, coal, coke, billets, angles, bars, plate and steel rails, to- : gether with full analysis of all ma- '( terial shown, and American Society tests. I Decatur Car "Wheel & Manufacturing Co., Birmingliam. Car wheels. Republic Iron & Steel Co., Birmingham. Complete exhibit iron and steel manu- facturing, raw materials to finished product. Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co., Birmingham. Complete exhibit iron and steel manufacturing, raw material to finished product. GROUP 119. Alabama Geological Survey set of reports Complete n .\labama geolotry. UNITED STATES. 29 ARIZONA. LOCATION: BLOCK 6i. AISLE G. GROUP ii6. ^cma Mining Co., Santa Cruz Co. Ar- gentiferous lead ore. Uexander Mining Co., Mohave Co. Iron sulpliides carrying gold and silver. Uice Mining Co., Pinal Co. Copper and silver glance ore. Uta Mining Co., Santa Cruz Co. Ar- gentiferous lead ore. imerican Mine, Mohave Co. Sulphide ores. amethyst Mining Co., Cochise Co. Tungsten ore. Lndrada Mining Co., Pima Co. Copper sulphide. irgo Mining Co., Mohave Co. Iron sul- phides carr3nng gold and silver. irizona Copper Co., Graham Co. Sul- phide, grey copper, and copper pyrite ores. if-izona Independent Mining Co., Yava- pai Co. Copper sulphides. Lsbestos Mining Co., Coconino Co. As- bestos. Lustraulitz Mining Co., Santa Cruz Co. Free milling gold ore. izalia, Mohave County. Free milling lire. izurite Mining Co., Pima County. Ox- ide, azurite and copper sulphide ore. annie Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Iron sulphides and galena ores. lashford, W. C. Yavapai Co. Chalco pyrites, sulphides and carb(Miate of cop- per ores. ates Mining Co., Pinal Co. Argenti- ferous galena ore. axter Mining Co., Pima County. Free milling gold ore. ay State Mining Co., Pima Co. Copper pyrites. eauman Copper Co., The. Yavapai Co. Chalco pyrites, sulphides and carbonate j-if copper ores. iig Bethel Mining Co., Mohave Co. Iron pyrites, ruby and native silver '•res. ill Nye Mining Co., Pima Co. Free milling gold ore. i-Metallic Mining Co., Mohave Co. Free milling ore. 'lack Rock Mining Co., Yavapai Co. ^ Free milling gold ores. ;iack Warrior Mining Co., Gila County. Copper-pryite ore. ■lizzard Mining Co., Pima County. Copper sulphides. Blue Bird Mining Co., Pinal Co, Lead carbonate ores. Blue Eagle Mining Co., Santa Cruz Co. Copper glance ores. Bobby Burns Mining Co., Mohave Co. Galena and iron pjuMtes. Bobtail Mining Co., Gila County. Cop- per sulphide ore. Bodie Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Iron sul- phides and galena ores. Borne, E. C, Yavapai Co. Oxides of copper and sulphide ores. Bornite Copper Co., Maricopa Co. Cop- per glance ores. Bradford Mining Co., Santa Cruz Co. Copper glance ores. Bradshaw Mountain Copper Co., Yava- pai Co. Chalco pyrites, sulphides and carbonate of copper ores. Brand Mining Co., Pinal Co. Oxides and carbonate of copper ores. Bret Hart Gold Mining Company, Mari- copa Co. Free milling gold ore. Bryan Mine, Pinal County. Copper ore. Buckeye Mining Co., Pinal Co. Copper sulphide. Bullion Mining Co., Santa Cruz Co. Lead carbonate ore. Bunker Hill, Mohave County. Iron sulphide. Burkshire Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Free milling gold ore. Burgess Mining Co., Pinal Co. Argenti- ferous galena ore. Burro Mining Company, Mohave Coun- ty. Free milling gold ore. Burrow Mine, Yavapai County. Free gold ore. Buster Mining Co., Pinal Co. Coppe* glance ore. Casey Mining Co., Cochise Co. Copper sulphides ore. Cash Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Iron sul- phides, lead and zinc ores. Castle Butte Mining Co., Santa Cruz Co. .Silicate of copper ore. Castle Creek Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Lead ore. Castle Dome Mining Co., Yuma Co. Galena ore. Castle Rock, Yavapai County. Sulphides. Cerbat Mining Co., Mohave Co. Iron sulphides. Champion Mining Co., Mohave Co. Ga- lena and iron sulphides. Cincinnati Mining Co., Pinal Co. Car- bonate of lead ores. 30 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Climax Mining Company, Mohave Coun- ty. Iron sulphides. C. O. D. Mining Co., Mohave Co. Iron sulphides. Columbus Mining Co., Pima County. Silver ore. Congress Gold Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Iron sulphides and free milling gold ore. Connecticut Mining Co., Santa Cruz Co. Copper sulphides. Copper Blossom Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Sulphides of copper. Copper Dick Mining Company, Gila Co. Copper pyrites. Copper Dome Mining Co., Mohave Co. Carbonate and oxide of copper and sul- phide ores. Copper Granite Mining Co., Santa Cruz Co. Chalco-pyrites. Copper Hill Mining Co., Gila Co. Cop- per sulphide ore. Copper Queen Mining Co., Cochise Co. Carbonates, oxides, gray copper, sul- phides, bornite and native copper ores. Cracker Jim Mining Co., Gila Co. Cop- per sulphide ore. Crown Point Mining Co., Pinal Co. Car- bonate of lead ores. Crown Point Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Free gold ore. Cotocton Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Iron sulphides, lead aud zinc ores. Cornucopia Mining Co., Yavapai Co. P'ree milling gold ore. Corrona Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Ox- ides, carbonates and sulphides of cop- per. Cumberland Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Free gold ore. Cuprite Mining Co., Pima Co. Copper ore. Darwin Mining Co., Santa Cruz Co. Sil- ver glance ore. Daugherty Mining Co., Pima Co. Free Free milling gold ore. Denver Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Sul- phides of copper ore. De La Fontaine Mining Co., Mohave Co. Lead and zinc ores. Dessert Queen Mining Company, Yuma Co. Copper glance ore. Dividend Consolidated Mining Co., Ya- vapai Co. Iron sulphides and free milling gold ore. Don Mining Company, Yavapai Co. Free milling gold ore. Dupont Mining Co., Gila Co. Copper sulphide ore. Eagle Mining Co., Pima County. Sul- phide of copper ores. Eddy Silver & Copper Mining Co.. Mari- copa County. Coi)i)er aud gold ores. Eighty Four Mining Co., Gila Co. Coj per sulphides. I El Dorado Mining Co., Mohave C(' Free gold ore. ' Electria Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Su' phide of copper ore. j Emerson Mining Co., Mohave Co. Irol sulphide, carrj'ing gold and silver. Empress Mining Co., Pinal Co. Fre' milling gold ore. j Enterprise Mining Co., Mohave CiJ Iron sulphide and copper pyrites an] silver. | Eureka Mable Mining Co., Santa Crd Co. Gray copper ore. | Express Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Frej milling gold ore. l Fire Clay Mining Co., Cochise Co. Fir clay. 1 Flux Mining Co., Santa Cruz Co. Ca:j l)onate i")f lead. i Four Metals Mining Co., Santa Cruz C(l Silver copper ores. i Franco-American Mining Co., Sanl! Cruz Co. Copper ore. Galena Mining Co., Yuma Co. Galen' ore. I Georgia Mining Co., Pima Co. Coppf! ore. j Georgia Mining Company, Santa Crui Co. Argentiferous lead ore. ' German American Mining Co., Mohavi Co. Free milling .gold ore. ] Giant Mine, Pima County. Coppe sulphides. Gladstone Mining Co., Pinal Co. Lea carbouate ore. Gold Belt Mining Co., Mohave Co. Pre milling tj-old ore. Gold Finch Mining Co., Pima Co milling gold ore. Gold Roads Mining Co Free milling gold ore. Golden Gem Mining Co Free milling gold ores. Golden Peak Mining Co., Pima Carbonates of copper ore. ■< Golden Star Mining Co., Mohave C(| Iron sulphides carrying gold and sij ver. j Gonzales Mining Co., Maricopa C(> Free gold and silver glance ore. Gould Mining Co., Pima Co Sulphide of Clipper ore. Grand Canyon Copper Co., Coconino Cc Sulphide, chalcocite and red o.xide < copper ore. . _ Granite Press Brick Co., Yavapai Lc Pressed brick. Grant Mining Co., Pima Co. Carbonate, and copper glance ore. Great Eastern Mining Co., Gila t-c Copper silver ores. Great Peck Mine, Yavapai County. Sil; ver chlorides. Pre Mohave C( Mohave C( Cci UNITED STATES. 31 land Mining Co., Cochise Co. Argenti- ferous lead ores. lappy Jack Mining Co., Santa Cruz County. Grey copper ore. lard Shell Mining Co., Santa Cruz Co. Silver ore. lardy Mine, Mohave Mine. Free mill- ing. lermoso Mining Company, Santa Cruz Co. Silver ore. loly Cross Mining Co., Mohave Co. Free milling gold ore. lomestake Mining Co., Mohave Co. Copper, sulphide and carbonate ores, free milling gold ore. deal Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Free milling gold ore. llinois Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Copper glance ore. mperial Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Free milling gold ore. ndependence Mining Co., Santa Cruz Co. Free gold ore. nterior Mining Co., Yavapai Co, Free milling gold ore. nternational Marble and Onyx Co., Ya- vapai Co. C)nyx (rough and polished). ron Queen Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Argentiferous lead. salie Mining Co., Mohave Co. Free milling gold ore. ackson Mining Co., Pima Co. Copper ore. ennie C. Mining Co., Santa Cruz Co. Argentiferous lead ore. ennie Mining Co., Mohave Co. Copper sulphides ore. ones, M. W., Cochise Co. Marble, Ceystone Mining Co., Gila Co Copper ore. Ceystone Mining Co., Mohave Co. Ruby and native silver ores. [eystone Mining Co., Maricopa County. Copper sulpliides. .acy Mining Co., Pinal Co. Copper ore. ^afayette Mining Co., Pima Co. Cop- per ores. ^eigler, L. R., Cochise Co. Marble. -elan Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Iron sulphides and free milling gold ore. liberty Mining Co., Pima Co. Silver chloride ore. -ime Creek Copper Co., Maricopa Co. Carbonates and sulphides of copper ore. kittle Jessie Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Iron sulphides and free milling gold ore. kittle John Mining Co., Pima Co. Ga- lena ore. -ive Man Mining Co., Gila Co. Galena ore. -ive Oak Mining Co., Gila Co. Carbon- ate and sulphide of copper ore. -.ockwood Mining Co., Gila County. ^ anadinite ore. Longerino Mining Co., Pima Co. Free gold ore. Lost Gulch Mining Co., Gila Co. Free milling gold ore. Lucy-Boy Mining Co., Mohave Co. Chlorides, native and ruby silver ores. Macintosh Mine, Yavapai County. Cop- per ore. Mandina Mine, Pinal. Scheelite ore. Mark Twain Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Free milling gold ore. McCleary Mining Co., Pima Co. Mo- lybdenite lead ore. Merchant Mining Co., Pima Co. Sul- phides of copper ore. Merchants Home Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Free milling gold ores. Metcalf Mining Company, Graham Co. Sulphides and native copper ores. Metcalf Quarry Co., Mohave Co. Tufa building stone. Midnight Mining Co., Graham Co. Lead carbonate ore. Mineral Farm Mining Co., Gila Co. Hematite iron gold ore. Minnesota Conner Group Mining Co., Mohave Co. Iron sulphides and galena ore. Model Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Iron sulphides and free milling gold ore. Modina Mining Co., Pinal Co. Copper ore. Montana Mining Company, Santa Cruz Co. Arsenical lead ore. Monroe Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Cop- per carbonate and sulphide ore. Monte Christo Mining Co., Graham Co. Oxide of copper ore. Mourrey Mining Co., Santa Cruz Co. Galena ore. Murcer Mining Co., Gila Co. Copper sulphide ore. Musk Hog Mining Co., Pinal Co. Ga- lena ore. Narragansett Mining Co., Pima County. Red oxide and carbonate of copper. Navajo County, Navajo Co. Petrified .d. New England Mining Co. Copper sulphide ore. Newitt Mining Co., Gila Co. iron gold ore. New Year's Gift Mining Co. Copper ore. Oceanic Mining Co., Pima gold ore. Octave Mining Co., Yavapai sulphides and free milling Graham Co. Hematite Pima Co. Co. Free Co. .-old. Iron Old Mesa Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Free milling gold ore. Old Soldier Mining Co., Santa Cruz Co. Copper sulphides. Ora Bella Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Free milling gold ore. Oro Fino, Mohave County. Free mill- ing. 32 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Ora Plata Mining Co., Mohave Co. Lead and iron sulphide ores. Oro Blanco Mining Co., Santa Cruz Co. Free milling gold ore. Osborne Group Mining Co., Mohave Co. Carbonates and sulphides of copper. Pay Roll, Mohave County. Sulphide < ires. Paymaster Mining Co., Mohave Co. Galena and iron sulphides. P. A. Mine, Mohave County. Sulphide. P. K. Mining Co., Mohave Co. Galena and iron sulphides. Planet Group Mining Co., Mohave Co. Oxides, carbonates and sulphides of copper. Poland Mining Co., Yavapai Co. Iron p>"rite. lead and zinc rires. Polovarde Mining Co., Pima Co. Sul- phides of copper ore. Pride of the West Mining Co., Santa C*"nz Chalerite; Gillham and Dodd City •halerite; Sugar Orchard, Rush Creek, labber Creek, Jimmys Creek. St. Joe, iiffalo River, P,axter County, Music I'eek, Georges Creek Mill Creek, "•xley. Little BulTalo River. Mount jersey, Lawrence and Sharp County sphalerite, smithsonite, galena, and calamine; St. Joe phosphate; Panther Creek sphaloerite; Hot Springs crushed Novocnlite road material; Diamond Cave stalactites, stalagmites and ••crys- tals: Lawrence Co., tripoli; Arkansas Novaculite; Ouchita stone; Antimony City stibnite; North x'Vrkansas cerrus- site; Greennockite; Hot Springs quartz- ite crystals; North Arkansas liineonite; Lidependence County psilomelane; pyrolusite, braunite and wad; North Arkansas tallow clay; Morning Star smithsonite; Zinc Concentrators from The Beulah Mine; The Big Star Mine, The Pierce Mine, The Graceland Mine, The Red Fox Mine, The Gibson Mine, The Three-Thirty-Three Mine. Smith- 34 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. ern from The Three-Thirty-Threc Mine, The Pierce Aline, The Red Fox Mine. Baxter and Boone County min- eral waters. Arkansas Phosphate Co., Phos^^hate. Phosphate, fertilizers. Arkansas Brown Coal Co., Little Rock, Ark. Brown coal. American Bauxite Co., Little Rock, Bauxite. Bolen-Darnell Coal Co., Gwynn P. O. Coal. Carbaugh, J. D., Fort Smith. Brick. Central Coal & Coke Co., Juntington. Coal. Chapman, W. A., Smithville. Zinc col- lection. Cherokee Construction Co., Fort Smith. Coal. Clark Pressed Brick Co., Malvern. Brick. Consolidated Anthracite Coal Co., Spodra. Coal. Eagle Pottery Co., Benton. Clays. General Bauxite Co., Perrysmith. Baux- ite, Fuller's earth, oils. Gunther Coal Co., Paris. Coal. i Mansfield Pressed Brick & Terra Cotti Co.. .Mansfield. Shale and brick. i Marion County. Sphalerite and smith' sonite. Ouita Anthracite Coal Co., Ouita Coai Ozark White Lime Co., Fayettevilki Lime and limestone. | Pfeiffer Stone Co., Batesville. Buildin;] stone. Pigg & Collier, Spodra. Coal. I Pittsburg Reduction Co., Perrysmithi Bau.xite and aluminum. 1 Southwestern Portland Cement Co' Folmina. Claj'. chalk, cement. i Southwestern Slate & Manufacturing Coi Slatington. Slate shingles. ! Union Coal Co., Paris. Coal. GROUP 117. Arkansas State. Model of coal mine, j Relief Map of coal re; Relief map of state c^ Arkansas State g'ion. Arkansas State Arkansas. Arkansas State. Transparent photo graphs of mining regions, etc. j CALIFORNIA. LOCATION: BLOCK 71. AISLES 2, G AND H. GROUP 115. California State. Exhibit of oil burn- ers. Hendy, Joshua, Machine Works,. San Francisco. Hydraulic giant. McCabe, P. B., & Co., Los Angeles. Standard concentrator. Rush National Oil Burner Co., Los An- geles. Emergency oil burners. Woodbury, George, San Francisco. Con- centrator. GROUP 116. Alameda County. Coal, magnesite, py- rites, salt, clay, Ijrick and lead. Alpine County. Gold and silver. Amador County. Clay, coal, copper, gold, marble, silver. American Nitrate Co., Death Valley. Crude nitrates. Butte County. Gold, lime, mineral water, silver, clays and brick. Caen Quarry (E. S. Hoyt, Exhibitor), San Luis 01)is])0. Sand stone. Caliverax County. Copper, gold, min- eral paint and silver. California State Mining Bureau, San l-'rancisco. Quartz, granite, terra cotta, copper, marble, oils, linionite and gos- san, gold, aragonite, diatomaceoii earth, sandstone, granite, magnesittj serpentine, manganese ore, gilsonit slate, clays, tufa, lignite; complete exi hibit of petroleum, asphalt, bituminoir rcH'k, oil formations. California State. Building and orne mental stones, marbles, pressed bricl slate, terra cotta, tiling, lepidohtt mica, mineral water. ] Clark, N., & Sons, San Francisco. Terr cotta. Columbia Marble Co., San Francisco, Marble. ♦ Colusa Sandstone Co., San Franciscc Sandstone. Colton Marble Co., San Francisco. Mai hie. Colusa County. Gold, mineral wate quick silver, salt, sandstone. Contra Costa County. Coal, coppe mineral water, clays, brick. Current County. Asphalt, pressed bricl copper. Fuller's earth, gold, gypsi"' lime, petroleum, etc. Del Norte County. Gold. ' El Dorado County. Copper, gold, lJni« .silver, slate. Eureka Slate Company. Slate. Folsom Quarry. Granite. UNITED STATES. 35 resno County. Copper, gold, mineral water, petroleum, silver, clay, brick. [adding, McBean & Co., San Francisco. Terra cntla. umboldt County. Gold and mineral water, clay, brick. lyo County. Borax, copper, gold, lead, silver, soda. ern County. Asphalt, clay, brick, cap- per, Fuller's earth, gdld. gypsum, lime, petroleum, silver. ings County. Brick, ake County. Mineral water and quick silver. assen County. Gold and silver. OS Angeles County. Asphalt, pressed brick, claj'. gold, granite, infusorial earth, lead, macadam, mineral paint, pe- troleum, rubble, salt. )s Angeles Pressed Brick Co., Los An- geles. Pressed brick. adera County. Copper, gold, granite silver, clay and brick. arin County. Salt, copper, clay and brick. ariposa County. Copper, gold and sil- ver. endocino County. Mineral water, clay and brick. erced County. Copper, ono County. Gold, lead, lime and sil- ver. onterey County. Gold, glass sand, lime, mineral water, silver, petroleum. apa County. Limestone, Magnesite, mineral water, quick silver. evada County. Copper, gold, granite, silver. range County. Gold and petroleum, icific Art Tile Co., Los Angeles. Tiling, icific Coast Borax Co., San Francisco. Borax and by-products. italuma & Santa Rosa R. R. Co. Sand- stone. acer County. Gold, copper, clay, gran- ite, silver. umas County. Gold and silver, lymond Granite Co., Raymond. Granite, verside County. Clay, coal, gold, gran- 'te, gypsum, lime, macadam, salt, silver, granite. xklin Granite Co. Granite, icramento County. Granite, gold, sil- ver, clay, brick. m Bernardino County. Borax, boric acid, cement, copper, fire brick, gold, lead, lime, limestone, marble, silver, turquois, nitre. in Benito County. Mineral water, 'juicksilver, antimony. in Diego County. Gold, granite, lithia, niica, mineral water, salt, silver, tour- maline, palagonite, kuntzite, clay, brick, n Francisco Co. Clays, brick. San Luis Obispo County. Asphalt, bi- tuminous rock, gold, mineral water, quicksilver, sandstone, clay, brick. San Joaquin County. Asphalt. San Mateo County. Ornamental brick, clay, macadam, salt. Santa Barbara County. Asphalt, gold, infusorial earth, limestone, mineral water, petroleum, sandstone, clay, brick. Santa Clara County. Mineral water, quicksilver, sandstone, granite, clay brick. Santa Cruz County. Asphalt, bituminous rock, lime, limicstone. Shasta County. Chrome, copper, gold, lime, limestone, mineral water, pyrites, silver, clay, brick. Sierra County. Gold, mineral water, silver. Siskiyou County. Copper, gold, mineral water, silver. Sonoma County. Granite, graphite, mag- nesite. mineral water, mineral paint, quicksilver, clay, brick. Solano County Cement, macadam, min- eral water, quicksilver, sandstone. Stanislaus County. Copper, mineral paint. Steiger Terra Cotta Co., San Francisco. Terra cotta. Trinity County. Gold, platinum, quick- silver and silver. Tulare County. Chrysoprase, gold, granite, magnesite, clay, brick. Tuolumne County. Copper, gold, mar- ble, silver. Ventura County. Asphalt, gold, mica, petroleum, sandstone, silver, Wilson, Lyon & Co., San Francisco. .Sandstone. Yolo County. Sandstone. Yuba County. Gold and silver. GROUP 117. California State Mining Bureau. Geo- logical, county mineral and G maps and relief maps of California. Work- ing model of 5 stamp mill. Photo- graphs of petroleum industry. Herron, R. H., Los Angeles. Model oil drilling rig. Hidden Treasure Mining Co., Michigan Bluff, :\Iodel drift mine. Pacific Tank Company, San Francisco. Working model of cvanide plant. GROUP'118. American Engineering & Foundry Com- panv, Los Angeles. Lane rotarv quartz mill'. California State. Ancient quartz mill (wooden stamps, 1853). Also stamp and Chilian mill, illustrating the amal- gamation and concentration of gold ores. Gulch. 36 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. GROUP 119. Hendy, Joshua, Machine Works, San Francisco. Gold stamp mill and con- centrator. Krebs, Mrs. Abbie, San Francisco. Red wood tanks. Mitchell, George, Los Angeles. Slag steam generator. California State Mining Bureau. Reports,! bulletins, registers, mining statistics,' etc. I COLORADO. LOCATION: BLOCK 71- AISLE 3, G AND H. GROUP 116. American Marble & Onyx Co., Salida. Polished marble. Bell & Co., The Geo., Denver. Native gems and precious stones. Bernard, S. S., Colorado Springs. Tellu- ride. Beulah Marble Co., Pueblo. Polished marble. Big Five Mining Co., Gilpin County. Copper Sulphide ore. Bogue Lead Co., Denver. Ingot lead. Boulder County. Wolframite. Pyrite, Bowman, J. L., Aspen. Native silver. Brough, John, Boulder. Ingot lead. Bureau of Mines, Denver. Mineral col- lection. Camp Bird Mines, Ltd., Ouray County. Free gold. Campion, John F., Denver. Crystal- ized gold. Carroll, C. N., Ouray. Free gold in quartz. Chaffee County, Asbestos. Caruonate of copper, pyrite, silver, lead, oxide iron ore. Chrisney, T- C, Routt Co. Coal. C. K. & N. Gold M. Co., Cripple Creek. Sylvanite, phonolite, granite, fluorite. Cohn, Eli, Aspen. Silver. Colorado-Boston Copper Co., Ft. Collins. Copper. Colorado Fuel & Iron Co., Puebio. Iron ore and products. Colorado Onyx Co., Steamboa Springs. Onyx. Colorado School of Mines, Golden. Min- eral collection. Corbett, S. M., Ouray. Copper. Corona Mining Co., Boulder County. Gold. Cresta Clay Co., Boulder. Clay and prod- ucts. Denver Fire Clay Co., Denver. Fire clay and products. Manufacturers and importers of assa3'ers' and chemists' supplies, laboratory appa- ratus, chemicals, etc. See our working laboratory. School of Mines. ^Nletal Pa- vilion. Denver & Northwestern Fuel & Iron Co., Denver. Coal from Routt County. Doty & Loomis, Boulder. Gold and sil- ver ore. Elk Head Mt. Anthracite Coal Co., Steamboat Springs. Coal. El Paso Cons. G. M. & M. Co., Cripple Creek. Sylvanite ores. El Paso County. Smoky quartz, cryo- lite, albite, topaz, microclines. Engle, George, Breckenridge. Crystal- lized gold. Erickson Bros., Pueblo. Stone and clay. Fair, G. W., Breckenridge. Crystallized gold. Fleck, Herman, Golden. Vanadium sand stones, radio active material. Foote, R. W., Breckenridge. Crystal- lized gold. Geddis & Seerie. Denver. Granite. Golden Pressed Brick Co., Denver. Clays and products. Granfield, Horace. Sylvanite. Grant & Frazer, Denver. Sandstone. Hagerman, Percy, Colorado Springs. Silver. Hale and Brunton, Ft. Collins. Sand- stone. Hansen, Rasmus, Silverton. Colo. Gold. Hathaway & Co., S. T., Denver. Build- ing stone. Hazelton, Santiago Cons. M. & T. Co. Gold, sil\HT. Clipper. Hills, R. G., Denver. Phenacite, Amazon stone, bertrandite, etched beryl augite, diorite, fulgerite, cassiterite, tenantite, chalcopyrite, pseudo-morphs., guiter- nianite, pyrite pcntagonial dedecha- liedrnn, rodfichrosite. gold. Hooks, Frank. Free gold in quartz. Juniper Coal Co., Oak Creek. Coal. Kinney, W. Z., Silverton. Gold. Kistler. C. E., Breckenridge. Gold. Kyle, Thomas, Leadville. Gold, lead, p\ Tdmorphite. vivianilo. Last Dollar G. M. & M. Co., Cripple Creek. Sylvanite, gi>l(l. Leadville, Lake County. Zinc ore and products. Lee, D. K., Denver. Topaz, garnet, sil- ver, gold, galena. UNITED STATES. 3^ Lennox, Wm., Colorado Springs. Coal. Losier, Omar, Breckenridge. Gold. Lowe. Henry P., Denver. Gold. Marz, Chas., Breckenridge. Gold. Mendota Mine, Silver Plume. Silver- lead ore and products. Messenger, F. H., Gilpin County. Pyrite. Messiter, E. M., Gilpin Co. Pyrite. Meyer, Igmas, Gilpin Co. Pyrite. Milsom, Jos. W., Fremont County. .Muminnm. Morgan, John G., Leadville. Minium. Parfit, G. W., Golden. Pottery clays. Patton, Horace B., Prof., Golden. Chal- cedony', tetrahedrite, pyrite, barite, niarcasite, quartz, sphalerite, hubner- ite. Peggy, G. M. Co., Teller County. Syl- vanite ore. Phillips, Geo. P., Custer County. Lead ore. r'ike's Peak Brick Co., Colorado Springs. Fire claj" and product. J'orter Coal Co., Durango. Coal. Portland Gold Mg. Co., Teller County. Tellurium ores. ?andali, J. S., Georgetown. Mineral col- lection. ?apin. A., Gilpin County. Pyrite. ieckling, A. C., Gilpin County. Pyrite. iider, Percy C, Rico. Wittichenite, bouriionite, wehrlite. Joberts, J. Fred., Lyons. Building stone. iocky Mt. Fuel & Iron Co., Denver. Ci>al and coke. ioutt County Coal Co., WilUams Fork. Coal. iugby Coal Mining Co., Denver. Coal. ianford, A. B., Denver. Rickardite. chneider, Geo. W., Denver. Minerals. Scogland, A., Boulder, Gold. Scott, WilUam, Williams Fork. Coal. Shields, William, Aspen. Silver. Staley & Lozier, Breckenridge. Gold. Stratton's Independence Mines Co., Ltd., X'ictiir. Tellurides. Stevens, Henry, Boulder. Coal. School of Mines, Golden. Classified minerals. Summit County. Gold and gold ores. Teller County. Sylvanite, calaverite, krennerite, rusty gold. Terry & Sons, Silverton. Gold in quartz. Tierney, James, Gilpin County. Pyrites. United Oil Co., Florence. Oils and prod- ucts. Ute & Cunningham Coal Co., Durango. Coal. Valier, John, Breckenridge. CrystalHzed gold. Van Briggle Pottery Co., Colo. Springs. Claj'-s and manufactured products. V^ictor Fuel Co., Denver. Coal. Wadge, James, Routt Co. Coal. Watts, Hugh, Boulder. Gold, kobellite, stibnite, altaite. Watson, G. B., Breckenridge. Crystal- lized gold. Westernman, C. L., Breckenridge. Crystallized gold. Woods, F. M., Victor. Gold and sylvan- ite. Woods Investment Co., Teller County. Sylvanite, gold, phonolite, krennerite, quartz, breccia. Woods, Wilson & Co., New York. Syl- vanite. Woods & Dennison, Central City. Urani- nite. GEORGIA. LOCATION: BLOCK 83. AISLE H. GROUP 116. ilue Ridge Marble Company, Nelson. Marble. fcorgia Marble Company, Tate. Mar- ble. reorgia State. Marble, granite, baux- ite, pyrites, ores of lead, iron and cop- per, manganese ores, gems and prec- ious stones, gold ores and nuggets. feorgia State Museum, Atlanta. Syste- matic ore and building stone collection. Holly Springs Marble Co. Marble for mantles. (Palace of Forestry.) Kennesaw Marble Company, Marietta. Marble. (Palace of Forestry.) Long Blue Marble Co., Elberton, Ga. Granite. Southern Marble Company, Marble Hill. Marble. GROUP 119. Georgia State Museum, Atlanta. Liter- ature relating to geological and miner- alogical features. 38 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. IDAHO. LOCATION: BLOCK 83. AISLE H. GROUP 116. Addie Consolidated Mining Co., Silver City. Gold and silver ore. Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining Co., Wardner. Lead ore and concentrates. California Mining Co., Wallace. Galena. Croesus Mining Co., Hailey. Silver ore. DeLamar Mining Company, DeLamar, Ida. Silver ore. Empire-Wardner Mining Co., Wardner. Lead ore. Federal Tiger Mining Co., Wardner. Lead ore. Granite State Mining Co., Pearl. Gold and silver ore. Great Western Mining Co., Idaho Falls. Gold ore. Hecla Mining Co., Burke. Galena. Helena Mining Co., Kingston. Lead ore. Idaho State. Gold and silver ore, lead ore and concentrates, pyrites of iron, Last Chance Mining Co., Wallace. Lead ore. Mammoth Mining Co., Wardner. Lead Minnie Moore Mining Co., Bellevuc' Lead and silver ore. ' Morning Mining Co., Mullan. Lead on; Pocatello Gold and Copper Mining Coj Pocatello. Gold and copper ore. : Richardson, G., Hailey. Gold and silve' ore. . Rock Creek Mining Co., Pearl. Golj and silver ore. j Schw^amb & Blair, Hailey. Gold an; silver ore. i Standard Mining Co., Wallace. Leal and silver ore. Tiger Mining Co., Wardner. Lead ort Tip Top Mining Co., Salt Lake. Gel. and silver ore. United Mines Co., Horseshoe Benci Pj'rites of iron. ! Whitman Mining Co., Pearl. Gold an-, silver ore. X-Ray Cons. Gold Mg. Co., Boise. and silver ore. Goli GROUP State mill University, and mining 117. Moscow. Model 0 equipment. ILLINOIS. LOCATION: BLOCK 31. AISLE 2 AND D. GROUP 116. Alexander County. Amorphous silica. Alton Lime & Cement Co., Alton. Build- ins: stone. Alton Pog. Bldg. & Fire Brick Co., Al- ton. Clay. American Sand, Lime & Brick Co., Chi- cago. Clav. Argillo Works, Carbon Cliff. Clay. Ballard, Wm., jonesboro. Building stone. Big Muddy Coal & Iron Co., Murphys- boro. Co;il. Natural Carbon By-Products Co., Free- port. Carbonaceous shales and prod- ucts irom natural carbon. Bouscher, J. C, Jonesboro^ Amorphous silica. Breese Coal Mg. Co., Breese. Coal. Bowman, H. J., Alton. Building stone and ochre. Campus Brk. & Tile Works, Campus. Clay. Casper Stolle Quarry Co., E. St. Louis. r.uildins' stmie and macadam. Chicago Virden Coal Co., Virden. Coal. Coal Valley Mg. Co., Sherrard. Coal. Colona Sandstone Quarries, Colons' Building stone. Cooper, Wm., Monmouth. Buildinj stone. Crabtree, H. S., Anna. Building stone Davidson, C. D., Greenville. Clay. Elizabethtown. Iron ore and pig iron Empire Coal Co., Gilchrist. Coal. Fairview Mining Co., Rosiclair. Zinc lead and lluospar. Fort Madison & Appannoose Stone Co, Building- stone. Fowley, James, Cobden. Shale and lime Glenn, J. C, Murphysboro. Buildini stone. Golconda Mg. Co., Golconda. Collectior of minerals. Goodman & Karraker, Cobden. Clay: and products. Grafton Quarry Co., Grafton. Buildins stone. Grieb, John, Jonesboro. Amorphouf silica. Hardin Co., Rosiclair. Zinc, lead anc lluorite. , Hicks, Chas. F., Drake. Clay and prod- ucts. UNITED STATES. 39 linois Hydraulic Press Brick Co., Col- linsville. Clay and products. linger & Weber, Galena. Zinc and lead ores. raft, Anton, Highland Park. Build- ing stone. ittle Corporal Mine, Galena. Zinc and lead ores. • adison Coal Co., St. Louis, Mo. Coal, athieson & Hegeler Zinc Co., LaSalle. Zinc spelter. epham, Geo. S., E. St. Louis. Paint pigment. onmouth Mining & Milling Co., Mon- mouth. Cla}' and products. orthwestern Terra Cotta Co. Clay and products. Idenburg Mine, Galena. Zinc and lead ores. liver, John W., Charleston. Building| stone. erce, Henry, Golconda. Mineral speci- mens. irington Paving Brick Co., Galesburg. Clay and products. Harries Operating Co., Lemont. Build- ing stone. iieen City Quarry Co., Rockton. Build- ing stone. iynolds, George H., Deer Park Glenn. Clay and products. Rosiclair I^ad and Fluospar, Rosiclair. Royal Mg. Co., Galena. Zinc and lead ores. Selley & Sons, Danville. Clay and prod- ucts. Shelton Pottery Co., Metropolis. Clay and products. Sinclair, D., UUin. Building stone. Southern 111. Coal Mg. & Washing Co., Clarion. Coal. Springfield Paving Brick Co., Springfield. Clay and products. Springfield Coal Co., Springfield. Coal. Springfield Dist. Coal Operators Associa- tion, Springfield. Stoneware Pipe Co., East Alton. Clay and products. Strate, S. B., Palmyra. Building stone. Townsley, B. F., Aledo. Clay and prod- ucts. United States Gypsum Co., Chicago. G^'psum. Walters, W. M., Galena. Zinc and lead ores. Western Brick Co., Carthage. Clay and products. Williamson County Coal Co., Johnston City. Coal. Wire Pottery Co., Monmouth. Clay and products. INDIANA. LOCATION: BLOCK 51. AISLE E. GROUP 116. idford Quarries Co., Bedford, Ind. Building stone. oomington & Bedford Stone Co., Bloomington, Ind. ue Stone Co., Bedford. Blue build- ing stone. razil Block Coal Co., Clay County. Coal. :ntral Stone Co., Bloomington. licago & Bloomington Stone Co., Bloomington. Stone. 5nsolidated Stone Co., Bloomington. Building stone. escent Stone Co., Bloomington, Build- mg stone. own Stone Co., Bloomington. Build- mg stone. amond Stone Co., Bloomington. Build- ing stone. igle Stone Co., Bloomington. Build- ing stone. npire Stone Co., Bloomington. Build- ing stone. eeman Mines, Green County. Bitu- minous coal tower. Stone Co., Bedford. Build- George Doyle Building stone. Grant Stone Co., Bloomington. ing stone. Hoodly & Son Stone Co., Stonesville. Building stone. Hunter Brothers Stone Co., Blooming- ton. Building stone. Hunter Valley Stone Co., Bloomington. Buff and blue oolitic limestone. Indiana State. Coal and building stone. Indiana Coal Operators' Assn., Lawrence- burg. Coal. Kirby & Furet Stone Co., Bedford. IJuilding stf)ne. Mathers Stone Co., Bloomington. Buff and blue oolitic limestone. Mathews Stone Co., Bloomington. Buff and blue oolitic limestone. Monarch Stone Co., Bloomington. Build- ing stone. Monroe Stone Co., Bloomington. Build- ing stone. National Stone Co., Bloomington. Build- ing stone. Peerless Stone Co., Bedford. Building stone. 40 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Perry Brothers Stone Co., Bloomington. Building stone. Red Hill Stone Co., Stonesville. Blue stont'. Rowe Stone Co., Bedford. Blue stone. Star Stone Co., Bloomington. Buff and blue oolitic limestone. Stonesville & Bloomington Stone Ccj Bloomington. Building stone. . Thornton Stone Co., Bedford. Buildinj stone. U. S. Quarries Co., Bloomington. Builc ing stone. ! INDIAN TERRITORY. LOCATION: BLOCK 51. AISLES 3 AND F. GROUP 116. Atoka Coal Mining Co., Choctav/ Na- tion. Coal. Butler, R. M., Cherokee Nation. Filter- ing stone. Cameron Coal & Mercantile Co., Choc- taw Nation. Coal. Central Coal & Coke Co., Choctaw Na- tion. Coal. Coalgate Coal Co., Choctaw Nation. Coal. Cudahy Oil Co., Cherokee Nation. Oil and oil sands. Degnan, James, & Co., Choctaw Nation. Coal. Devlin-Wear Coal Co., Choctaw Nation. Coal. Eastern Coal Co., Choctaw Nation. Coal. Gilsonite, The, Co., Chickasaw Nation. Crude asphaltum. Givens, J. M., Creek Nation. Oil and oil sands. Great Western Coal & Coke Co., Choc- taw Nation. Coal and coke. GuflFey & Galey, Cherokee Nation. Oil and oil sands. Hailey-Ola Coal Co., Choctaw Nation. Coal. Harris Granite Co., Chickasaw Nation. Granite. Indian Territory. Choctaw Coal Opera- tors Association, coal and coke. Wyandotte and Sallisaw, lead, and zinc ore. Tishomingo-granite. Marble City, marble. Bartlesville, Red Fork and Muskogee, crude oil and sand oils. Hunton-Chickasaw pyrites of iron and manganese. Ardmore and sulphur. crude asphaltum. Antlers, carbonat^ lead and galena and native lead ortj Johnson, H. B., Co., Chickasaw Natior: Red sand stone. ; Le Bosquet Coal & Mining Co., Choc' taw Nation. Coal. [ McAlester Coal & Mineral Co., Choctav; Nation. Coal. , McAlester Coal & Mining Co., Choctav! Nation. Coal. Marble City Marble Co., Cherokee Na tion. Alarble. 1 Milby & Dow Coal & Mining Co., Choci taw Nation. Coal. ] Nash, F. H., Choctaw Nation. Lead anti zinc ore. . ! Osage Coal & Mining Co., Choctaw Nai tion. Coal. 1 Overlees, F. M., Cherokee Nation. Oi and oil sands. Owen, Wm.., Quarry Co., Creek Nation Building stone. Phoenix Oil Co., Creek Nation. Oil am oil sands. Pioneer Oil Co., Creek Nation. Oil anc oil sands. Poteau Coal & Mercantile Co., Choctaw Nation. Coal. Quinn, J. A., Cherokee Nation. Leac and zinc. ' Strange, W. J. Cherokee Nation. Ov and oil sands. Suggs, Sidney, .Chickasaw Nation. Crude asphaltum. Turkey Creek Coal Co.. Choctaw Na- tion. Coal. Turner, C. W., Creek Nation. Lead and zinc. Wapanucka Mining Co., Chickasaw Na- tion. Iron ore. IOWA. LOCATION: BLOCK 51. AISLE E. GROUP 116. Anchor Coal Co., Oskaloosa. Coal. Barber Asphalt Co., Des Moines. Clays and paving brick. Beeler, E. J. C, Cedar Rapids. Stone. Berninghausen, F., Eldora. Potters clavs, fire sand and sandstone. Boone Brick, Tile & Paving Co., Boone.; Paving brick clavs. UNITED STATES. 41 iggs, C. E., Lisbon. Fossil coral. ■adshaw Brick & Tile Co., Lake City. Clay, )rey Pressed Brick Co., Lehigh. Pres'^ed brick clays. msolidated Coal Co., Colfax. Coal. coked Creek Coal & Railway Co., Webster City. Coal. :s Moines Coal Mining Co., Des Moines. Coal. icson, T., Stone City. Stone. tzpatrick Lead Mining Co., North Buena Vista. Lead. rt Dodge Brick & Tile Co., Ft. Dodge. Brick and tile. . Dodge Pottery Co., Fort Dodge. Potters clay. int Brick & Coal Co., Des Moines. Brick and coal. een. J. A., Stone City. Stone. )cking Coal Co., Albia. Coal. ddenrich, F. W., Iowa Falls. Pressed irick cla}'. )lman & Bro., C. J., Sargents Bluffs. :iay. inois & Iowa Fuel Co., Ottumwa. :oal. terstate Investment & Development Zo., Charles City. Lithographic stone. wa, State of. Geological and statis- ical maps, mine maps, stones, fossils. Maine, Jas. & Son, Des Moines. Clay. Madison Coal Co., Des Moines. Coal. McClure, Sam, Coal Co., Lehigh. Coal. Murphy, D. J., Waukon. Iron ore. Norwood Coal Co., Des Moines. Coal. Pistotnic, M., Boone. Coal. Plymouth Gypsum Co., Ft. Dodge. Gypsum. Piatt Pressed & Fire Brick Co., Van dieter. Clay. Ronen, Jno., Stone City. Stone. Red Mineral Springs Water Co., Eddy- ville. Alineral water. Red Oak Pottery Co., Red Oak. Potters clay. Spring Creek Coal Co., Oskaloosa. Coal vein section. Smith, E. J., & Son, North English. Clay. Thistle Coal Co., Cincinnati. Coal. Trabert, M. F., Prescott. Clay. United States Gypsum Co., Ft. Dodge. Gypsum. GROUP 117. Iowa, State of. Geological maps, statis- tical map, photographs of clay works, coal mines, quarries and gypsum mills, mine maps. KANSAS. LOCATION: BLOCK 51. AISLE F. GROUP 116. iilena Company, Abilena. Mineral wa- er. chison Paving Brick Co., Atchison. 'nek and shale. aun Smelting Co., LaHarpe. Metallic dnc. own Quarry, Coffeyville. Stone. ney Brick Co., Caney. Brick and shale. pital City Vitrified Paving Brick Co., Fopeka. Brick and shale'. erryvale Brick Co., Cherryvale. Brick md shale. ly Center Brick Co., Clay Center. 'rick and shale. ffeyville Window Glass Co., Coffey- ■ille. Glass. ffeyville Bottle Glass Co., Coffeyville. "dass. ffeyville Shale Brick Co., Coffeyville. ^'rick and shale. ffeyville Roofing Tile Co., Coffeyville. hoofing tile. ffeyville Gas Co., Coffeyville. Oil and ■1'^ '^ands. Coffeyville Vitrified Brick and Tile Co., Coffeyville. Ornamental brick mantel and sample brick. Columbus Brick and Tile Co., Columbus. Brick and shale. Consolidated Kansas City Smelting and Refining Co., Kansas City. Argentine blue vitriol showing stages of manufac- ture. Custodis Chimney Construction Co., Pittsburg. Chimney blocks. Eastern Coal & Coke Co., Cokedale. Coke. Federal Brick Co., Cherryvale. Brick and shale. Fredonia Brick Co., Fredonia. Brick. Fort Scott Cement Association, Ft. Scott. Natural cement. Ft. Scott Paving Brick Co., Ft. Scott. Brick and shale. Ft. Scott Pottery, Ft. Scott. Exhibit of pottery. Great Western Plaster Co., Lawrence. Gj'psum rock. Galena Lead Smelting Co., Galena. Me- tallic lead and lead smoke. 42 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Granby Mining and Smelting Co., Neo- deslia. Metallic zinc (spelter). Hogg, H., Holton. Stone. Humbolt Brick Co., Humbolt. Side walk brick. Glass, sand. Hutchinson-Kansas Salt Co., Hutchinson. Salt. Harris Quarry, Le Compton. Building stone. Independence Gas Co., Independence. Drillings from oil well in tube. lola Portland Cement Co., lola. Portland cement. Kansas Glass Co., Coffeyville. Glass. Kansas Portland Cement Co., lola. Port- land cement. Kansas State. Gypsum Plaster Fa- cade; lead, zinc, cement, plaster, lime, salt, coal, coke; crude oils from Cha- nute, Independence, Bolton, Cherry- vale, Humboldt, Erie, Coffeyville, Thayer, Buffalo, LeRoy, Longton, To- ronto, Peru, Neodesha, Altoona. Chalk from western Kansas; silica from Burr Oak; ochre from Coffeyville; building stone from Topeka, Lawrence, Atchi- son, Leavenworth, Blue Rapids, Nor- ton, Great Bend, Salina, Junction City, Cottonwood Falls, lola, Greeley, Cof- feyville, Cherryvale, Neodesha, Cald- well. Oswego, Sedan, Yates Center, Ft. Scott, Ellis, Florena, Frankfort, Hol- ton, LeCompton, Manhattan, Ottawa, Wilson, and Winfield. Lanyon Zinc Co., lola. Metallic zinc (spelter). LaHarpe Shale Brick Co., LaHarpe. Brick and shale. Lawrence Vitrified Brick Co., Lawrence. Brick and shale. Leroy Oil Co., LeRoy. Oil. Long Bros. Real Estate Co., Fredonia. Glass and sand. Moses, E. R., Great Bend. Stone. Midland Glass Co., Independence. Glass exhibit. Missouri Valley Brick Co., Leavenworth. Brick and shale. Moreland Quarry, Neodesha. Building stone. Mt. Carmel Coal Co., Topeka. Pyramj of coal. ! Norton Quarry, Norton. Stone. } Ottawa Brick Co., Ottawa. Brick ar! shale. Pittsburg Paving Brick Co., Pittsbuii and Sj'racuse. Brick and shale. ! Peck Stone Quarry, Galena. Buildiri stone. I Phillips Mineral Wells, Topeka. Miner! water. ] Pioneer Flint Glass Co., Coffeyvill! Glass. ! Salina Brick Co., Salina. Brick and shall Solomon Solar Salt Co., Solomon. Salt| Sterling Salt Co., Sterling. Salt. 1 Star Brick Co., lola. Brick and shale. : Standard Oil Co., Neodesha. Oils arj coke. : Southwestern Brick Co., Cherryvalj Brick and shale. United States Gypsum Co., Chicagi ' Samples of rock, plaster and mode!': United Zinc and Chemical Co., Argentin; Salt cake. Union Brick Co., lola. Brick and shalei Vinewood Quarries, Topeka. Stone. Western Lime Co., Chanute. Limestoi| and lime. ; Western Rock Salt Co., St. Louis, Ml Rock salt from Lyons. i Washburn College Museum, Topeki Collection of golden calcites. < Winfield Stone Co., Winfield. Stone. ; GROUP 117. Kansas State. Maps showing gfr, logy, oil lields, and mineral belt of en?! ern Kansas. Photographs of mines ni. factories. GROUP 118. Ersham Machine Co., Enterprise. Mode of GvDSum plaster kettles in nioti" GROUP 119. Kansas Academy of Science, Topek Reports. ; University Geological Survey of Kansa Lawrence. Reimrrs. KENTUCKY. LOCATION: BLOCK 63. AISLES 4, G AND F. GROUP 115. North Jellico Coal Co., Wilton. Mine car. GROUP 116. Adair, John S., Stephensport. Hawes- ville standstone. Ader, Peter, Newport. Sands. Advance Coal & Mining Co., Olive Hil Refractory clay. ' American Standard Asphalt Co., Loui! ville. .\sphalt. ; American Lithographic Stone Co., Loui^ ville. Lithographic stone. i UNITED STATES. 4;-{ hibald, W. D., West Liberty. Cannel )al. land Fire Brick Co., Ashland. Fire ays. land Iron & Mg. Co., Ashland. ituniinous coal and coke. urn Ash Coal Co., Fenley. Coal, imus Jellico Coal Co., Artemus. Coal, an Creek Mg. Co., Bonnieville. Fire ays. non. P., & Sons, Louisville. Clays, ■e brick, tile, paving brick, rustic irk, etc., sewer pipe. £r, J. A., Paducah. Clays, ford Bowling Green Stone Co., Dwling Green. Arch entrance, lime- one. Coal & Mining Co., Sturgis. Coal :d coke. Bone Lick Springs, Boone County, g Bone Lick water. Sandy Co., Pikeville. Coal. : Lick Springs. Blue Lick, Ky. i & Nunn, Marion. Zinc and lead es. annan, R. L., Meadow Lawn. Plas- cla_v. ling Green, City of. Limestone and mples of macadam road. idon, T. B., Brandons Mill. Tripo- e. vder, J. C, Russellville. Sandstone, vn. Wade, Woodville. Clay, ico, W., Bardstown. Limestone. 1, K. B., Pottery Co., Catlettsburg, ays and jars. :ral City Product Co., Cloverport. ays and building- bricks. k, Lemuel, Marion. Sand, mbia Mining Co., Marion. Spha- •itt and galena. cent Coal Co., Bevier. Coal, np, M. H., Bowling Green. Asphalt, al and iron ore. hings, Judge G. W., Murray. Con- Jte gravel. on, M. H., Stone Co., Hopkinsville. inestone. idson, B. C, & Sons, Uniontown. mples of broken coal. iS, J. S., Columbus. Sand. is, L. H., Stone Co., Hopkinsville, mestonc. lefield Coal Co., Aetnaville. Sec- m and broken coal. ■ick, Frank J., & Co., Newport. Clay d bricks. aond Springs. "HeaUng Water." inon Springs. Blue sulphur. can, W. G., Coal Co., Luzernes. )al. Jellico Coal Co., Coalport. Coal. Eastern Kentucky Stone Co., Morehead. Blue freestone. Empire Coal Mg. Co., Empire. Coal. Enterprise Publishing Co., Harlan. Coal. Estes, T. M., Lebanon. Limestone. Excelsior Coal Co., Excelsior. Coal. Farris, G. T., Lancaster. Limestone. Faust, Sandy, Calvert. Clay. Fisher, H. N., Webbville. Coal. Fisher. J. M., Benton. Sand. Fordsville Block Coal Co., Fordsville. Coal. Frymer, John B., Frymer. Limestone. Fulton, Dr. A., Wadesboro. Clay. Ganes, W. S., Fordsville. Coal. Givens Mining Co., The, Marion. Fluor st)ar and manganese nickel-cobalt ore. Gorby, S. S., Horse Cave. Kaolin and iron ore. Haden, J. E., Lebanon. Clay, brick and drain tile. Hansel, E. W., Mt. Vernon. Refractory and plastic clay. Haswell, John P., Hardinsburg. Shale and stone. Hatcher, James, Pikeville. Coal. I Hegan, J. E., Louisville. Clay. Henderson Mg. & Mfg. Co. Coal. Hobson, John, Greensburg. Limestone. I Home Construction Co., Lexington. Limestone: samples of macadam road. Howard, B. A., Bell City. Clay. Howard, W. B., & Son, Rock. Clays and earthenware. Howland, L. A., Quincy. Freestone for • building. Hydraulic Brick Co., Louisville. Pressed brick. Jones, J. J., Murray. Clay. Jones, John & W. A., Bowling Green. Asphalt rock. Keates, W. T., Owensboro. Hand made drain tile of 1850. Kentucky Cannel Co., Cannel City. En- trance arch of cannel. Blocks of can- nel. Kentucky Block Cannel Coal Co.. Cannel City. Cannel rnal. Kentucky Blue Stone Co., Freestone. "Bluestone" for Iniilding. Kentucky Cannel Co., Riverton. Cannel coal. Kentucky Construction & Improvement Co., Pr3a)rsburg. Clay. Kentucky Fluor Spar Co., Marion. Fluor spar and lead concentrates. Kentucky Freestone Co., Langford. Freestone for building. Kentucky Silica Co., Louisville. Silica. Kentucky Silica Co.. Tip Top. Sand. 44 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Kentucky State. Coals (bituminous, caiinel;, cokes, lead and zinc ores, ckiys and products, building stones (lime- stone and sandstone), fluor spar, bante, calcite, onyx, marble, paint earths, polishing earths, sands, silicons earths, road materials, iron ores, cement ma- terials, salt, lithographic stone, lime, potash marls, asphalt rock, mineral waters. Kentucky State. Collective clay ex- liibit. Kaolin, plastic, vitrifying and refractory clays — in all, 114 clays. Plain and decorated pottery; white and cream colored wares, terra cotta, earth- enware, building brick, tiles; paving brick, fire-brick, coke-oven sundries, fire-backs, etc. Terra cotta entrance arch to State's Exhibit. Kentucky State. A collective exhibit of petroleum by the follnwnig exhibitors: Atlantic & Pacific Oil Co., Barbourville. Baughman. M. S.'s Stanford. Chenault, C. P., Frankfort. Caney Creek Oil Co., Lexington. Flanagan, Howard, Lexington. Licking River Valley Oil & Gas Co., West Liberty. Licking Valley Oil & Gas Co., Lexing- ton. Owensboro & Beech Grove Oil, Gas & \lg. Co., Owensboro. South Kentucky Oil Co., Glasgow. Standard Pipe Line, Somerset. Wolf County Oil & Gas Co.. Campton. Keppiner, August, Wickliffe. Clays and earthenware. Lasseter & Boyd, Water Valley. Clay. Laurel Coal Co., Pittsburg. Coal. Lockport Lead & Mg. Co., Lockport. Lead ore and Galena in barite. Louisville Fire Brick Works, Louisville. Clay and fire brick. Louisville Property Co., Halsey. Cannel and bituminous coal. Louisville Work House, Louisville. Limestone. Main Jellico Mt. Coal Co., Kensee. Coal. Mayfield Brick Co., Mayfield. Clay and bricks. McClure, E., Providence. Clay. McConathy, Prof. W. J., Louisville. Clavs. McDaniel, W. B., Olaton. Building stone, lime and sand. McMurtrey, L. A., Burkeville. Oil. McWilliams Construction Co., Louis- vill liuilding stone. Meunier, Gus., Paducah. Plastic clay. Miller, Mrs. Mary J., Cloverport. Red and yellow plastic clay. Miller, Judge J. W., Lancaster. Lime- stone for building. Mingo Mountain Coal Co., Middlesboro. Coal and coke. Moreman, J. S., Brandenburg. Clay.) Morganfield Coal & Mg. Co., Morgli field. Coal. Mountain Lead, Zinc, Fluor Spar t] Paducah. Lead and zinc ore, fluoi Munier, Gus, Paducah. Clay. j Murray Roofing Tile Co., Cloverpjt. Clays and roofing tile. . Mutual Mining Co., Stamping Groujl. Galena in barite. , National Coal & Iron Co., Louisvi*:. Coal and coke. National Coal & Iron Co., Strai Creek. Coal and coke. New Diamond Coal Co.. Altamont. Cd. New Holland Coal Co., Owensbcj). Coal. 1 Newport Pressed Brick Co., Newpij:. Claj^s and pressed brick. 1 Newport Sand Bank Co., Newpi];. JNIoulding sands and castings. \ Noble, G. R., Paducah. Clay. Northern Coal & Coke Co., Ashlai. Coal and Coke. Nortonville Coal Co., Nortonville. €(.. Oaks, Wm., Waynesburg. Sandstone ir building. ! Ohio River Stone Co., Newport. Lirl- stone. j Ohio Valley Coal & Mg. Co., Sturj'. Coal and coke. i Oman, John, Stone Co., Bowling Grei. Limestone for building. Owensboro Sewer Pipe Co., Owensbo. Sewer pipe, drain tile, chimney ca'. wall coping and clavs. i Olive Hill Fire Brick Co., Olive H. Fire clays and manufactured prodiu,. Peter Ader Cement Bldg. Block C. Newport. Sand, gravel, clays ai building blocks. ; Powers, H. C, Narrows. Clays. Read, M. E., Scottsville. Iron ore. ; Redmon, D. E., Falmouth. Limesto; for building. Reinecke Coal Co., Madisonville. Co Rocker, Wm., Columbus. Clay and ptj terv. Rowan County Freestone Co., Farme Freestone for building. Russell, W. K., Potterton. Clay. Sagamore Coal Co., Logmont. Coal. St. Bernard Mg. Co., Earlington. Cam bell washer, coal, eoke. Sebree Coal Co., Sebree. Coal. Simmons, W. W., Bardstown. Iron 01 Smallhouse Stone Co., Bowling Gre« Limestone iov building. Smith, G. W., Guston. Asphalt. Smith Mills Coal & Mining Co., Hendc S(ui. Coal. Smith, W. Z. T., Bardwell. Clay ai products. Speck. G. E., Richardsville. Coal. UNITED STATES. 45 ly Fork Coal Co., Middlesboro. 3al. hm, J. W., Wickliffe. Plaster and fractory clays; sand. eney, T. J., Quarry Co., Bowling ■een. Limestone for building. eney & Enice, Bowling Green. lilding stone. 3r, U. S. G.. Olive Hill. Refractory d plastic clays, iron ore. :hlight Coal Co., Louisa. Coal. lewater Coal Co., Sturgis. Coal. )p, John, Russellville. Limestone r building. 1 Creek Mg. & Smelting Co., Owen- wn. Zinc ores. art Fire Brick Co., FuUerton. Fire lys and bricks. o Brick & Mfg. Co., Waco. Clays. j Waco Mining & Mfg. Co., Waco. Clays, sands, rooting tile, drain tile, pressed j brick, etc. Wadsworth Stone & Paving Co., Bowling ; Green. Asphalt rock and paving. Weldon, M. H., Marion, Sand. White, Edward, Clay County. Coal, salt. ; Wright, W. H., Tannery. Freestone for building. Zimmerman, J. R., Shepardsville. Oolitic stone. Zoeller, Lewis, Cadiz. Limestone for building. GROUP 117. Reinecke Coal Mining Co., Madisonville. Model mining plant, Eureka coal mine. St. Bernard Mg. Co., Earlington. Model Campbell washer. LOUISIANA. LOCATION: BLOCK 51. AISLES 2 AND F. GROUP 116. a Spring Water Co., Ltd., Abita rings. IMineral water. rican Salt Co., Weeks Island. Salt. y Rock Salt Mg. Co., Avery Island. It. ville Oil Co., Jennings. Oil. yn & Sargent, New Orleans. Arti- lal Stone. /ley Petroleum Co., Jennings. Oil. Jsieu Parish. Oil and sulphur. 5to Parish. Lignite and coal in quettes. ic Oil Co., Jennings. Oil. wood Bros. Oil Co., Jennings. Oil. a Parish. Rock salt. ings & Heywood Oil Co., Jennings. ings Oil Co., Jennings. Oil. le Oil Co., Jennings. Oil. Oil Co., Jennings. Oil. siana State. Avery and Weeks and salt; Sulphur City sulphur; 'lette Hills coal; Jennings, Welsh, i Anse La Butte oil and as- alt; Winfield, Coochie Brake and you Chicot marble; Chopin, sand- 'iie; Lincoln, Iron ore; Rayne, New leans and St. Tammany, pressed ck and artificial stone. Lafayette Parish. Oil. Lincoln Parish. Iron ore. Morse Oil Co., Jennings. Oil. Natchitoches Parish. Sandstone. Northern Oil Co., Jennings. Oil. Orleans Parish. Artificial stone and brick. Pelican Oil Co., Jennings. Oil. Producers Oil Co., Jennings. Oil. Record Oil Co., New Orleans. Petro- leum products. St. Tammany Parish. Pressed brick, etc. St. Mary Parish. Salt. St. Landry Parish. Marble. Salmon Brick & Lumber Co., St. Tam- many. Pressed brick, ornaments, etc. Swift Oil Co., Jennings. Oil. Southern Oil Co., Jennings. Oil. Superior Oil Co., Jennings. Oil. S. H. & Jas. Keoghan Co., Jennings. Oil. Union Sulphur Co., Sulphur City. Sul- phur. Winn Parish. Marble and petrified wood. GROUP 117. Louisiana State. Topographic map of State and model of Averv Island. 46 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. MARYLAND. LOCATION: BLOCK 70A. AISLE i. GROUP 116. American Coal Co., New York. Coal. American Pottery Supply Co., Baltimore, Aid. Flint. Bachman Valley Mine, Melrose. Iron ore (l)ni\vn hematite). Baltimore Brick Co., Baltimore, Md. Brick. Baltimore Retort & Fire Brick Co., Bal- timore, Md. Fire brick and retorts, etc. Baltimore Terra Cotta Works, Balti- more. ^Id. Drain tile. Barrick, S. W., & Sons, Woodsboro. Lime. Beaver Dam Marble Co., Baltimore. Alarble. Bennett, Edwin, Pottery Co., Baltimore. Pottery. Bennett's, Edwin, Roofing Tile Works, Baltimore. Rcioting tile. Black, Sheridan, Wilson Co., Baltimore. Coal. Blaine Mining Co., Blaine, W. Va. Coal. Blue Mountain Iron & Steel Co., Catoc- tin. Iron ore (hematite) and mineral l_)aint. Burns & Russell Co., Baltimore. Brick. Conococheague Brick & Earthenware Co. \\'illiamsport. Brick. Consolidation Coal Co., Baltimore. Coal. Cumberland Granite Brick Co., Cumber- land. Brick. Cumberland Hydraulic Cement Co., Cumberland. Cement. Cumberland & Potomac Cement Co:, Pinto. Cement. Curtis Creek Mining, Furnace & Mfg. Co.. Baltimore. Fire brick. Davis Coal & Coke Co., Baltimore. Coal. Ditman. Wm. C. Texas. Lime. Frederick Brick Works, Frederick. Brick. Frederick City Lime Co., Ltd.. Frederick. Lime. Freiburg, Charles, Baltimore. Iron ore ( carbonate ). Gardner Bros., Ellerslie. Fire brick. Garrett County Coal & Mining Co., Phil- adelphia. Pa. Coal. Georges Creek Coal & Iron Co., Balti- more. Coal. Glen Morris Flint Mill Co.. Glen Morris. Flint. Green Hill Fire Brick Co.. Northeast. Fire brick. Grove, The M. J.. Lime Co., Lime Kiln. Lime. Guilford & Waltersville Granite Cci Baltimore. Granite. | Haynes, D. F., & Son, Baltimore. Poi terv. I Kalb, George S., & Son, Catonsvill' Potter}-. Kerr, Edward, Robinson. Glass sand. 1 Liberty Copper Mining & Milling Ci Philadelphia. Pa. Copper ore. | 1 Maryland Clay Co., Northeast. Kaoi; and tlint. Maryland Coal Co., New York. Coal. Maryland Geological Survey, Baltimor I i\Id. Systematic collections of Mar;, land rocks and fossils; ornamental ar: i building stones; sands, clays, kaolii flint and feldspar; coal, copper ar,i iron ores. Manufactured products, iii eluding pottery, earthenware, glas.' ware, terra cotta, building brick, fin brick, retorts, and enameled brick. [ Maryland Granite Co., Baltimore. Graii ite. I Maryland Soapstone Co., Tamaqua, P Soapstone. McClenahan Granite Co., Port Deposi Granite. McMichael, Hugh, Pocomoke Git; Brick. Monroe Mining Co.. Barnum, W. V Coal. Moscow-Georges Creek Coal Co., Cun berland. Coal. Muirkirk Furnace, Muirkirk. Iron 01 ( carbonate ). New Central Coal Co., New York. Coa New York Silicite Co., New York. Sihc or tripoli. Pattison, G. C, Bloomington. Coal. Peach Bottom Slate Producers Assn CardiB:'. Including Cardiff-Peach B^v torn Slate Mfg. Co., Excelsior Slat Co., Peach Bottom Slate Co., Peerlesj Slate Co. and Proctor Bros. Slate. Peddicord, I. H., & Son, Baltimore Granite. Perine, M., & Sons. Baltimore. Potter Phoenix & Georges Creek Coal Co Philadelphia, Pa. Coal. Piedmont & Georges Creek Coal Lo Frostburc:. Coal. Piedmont Mining Co., Baltimore. Coa I Prichard, O. H. & D. O.. Cardif ' Carved slate. , Queen City Brick & Tile Co.. Cumbei land. Brick and tile. Ramsay, Andrew, Mt. Savage, tnair eled brick. , Repp, Samuel, Jonesville. Barytes. UNITED STATES. 47 ger. H. P., & Co., Baltimore. Granite, jnd Top Hydraulic Cement Co., Han- ock. Cement. ible, Peter, Jonesville. Barytes. ■age Mountain Fire Brick Works. rostburg. Fire brick, ley, Gilmer, Buckeystown. Brick, .wind Quarry Co., Baltimore. Gran- e. eca Stone Co., Baltimore. Sandstone, em River Glass Sand Co., Philadel- hia. Pa. Glass sand. ion, Hugh, & Sons, Baltimore. Mar- ie (serpentine ). rvetta Mining Co., Baltimore, reid- par. •ler. The John W., Lime and Stone 0., Frederick. Lime. )mas, C. F., & Son Brick Co., Buck- ystown. Brick. on Mining Co., Mt. Savage. Fine rick. shington Hydraulic-Press Brick Co., v'ashington. D. C. Brick. shington Junction Stone Co., Point of ocks. Marble and sandstone. Washington Marble Co., Washington, D. C. Marble. Watts, J. H. C, Belair. Marble (serpen- tine). Weber, Albert, Baltimore. Granite. Werner Bros., Ellicott City. Granite. Whiteford, J. Scott, Whiteford. Marble. (serpentine). GROUP 117. Maryland Geological Survey, Baltimore, Md. Maps, charts, sections, photo- graphs, transparencies, and models illustrating geologic and topographic features and their relations to mineral deposits of Maryland. GROUP 119. Maryland Geological Survey, Baltimore, Aid. Reports and maps relating to the geolog}^ mineralogy, paleontology, topography, quarrying and mining of INIaryland mineral resources. MICHIGAN. LOCATION: BLOCK 31. AISLES D AND C. GROUP 116. ena Portland Cement Co., Alpena. enient. clay and marl. erican Sandstone Brick Machinery 0.. Saginaw. Sand brick. mtic Mining Co., Atlantic. Milled :>pper and copper rock. tic Mining Co., Painesdale. Milled :>pper and copper rock. itung, E. N., & Co., Marquette. Iron res. nson Portland Cement Co., Bronson. enient, clay and marl. umet & Hecla Mining Co., Calumet. filled copper and copper rock. tral Part of the Low^er Peninsula. ypsum, marl and cement. mpion Copper Mining Co., Paines- ile. Mineral specimens, milled cop- -r and copper rock. /eland Cliffs Iron Co., Ishpeming. on ores. rigan & McKinney Iron Co., Cleve- nd, Ohio. Iron ores. stal Falls District. Soft hematite e. ry, George, Ironwood. Collection of ^n ore specimens from Lake Su- ■rior and Gogebic district. ey, George, Franklin, Collection of pper, silver, datolite and calcite. Diamond Crystal Salt Co., St. Clair. Salt and brine. Egyptian Portland Cement Co., Fenton. Cement, marl and clay. Fish, Fred, Ironwood. Collection of iron ore specimens — needle and man- ganese ore. , Franklin Mining Co., Calumet. Milled copper and copper rock. Gogebic Range, Hematite. Iron ore (needle), pseudomorph after Gothite, grape and blackberry ores. Grand Rapids Plaster Co., Grand Rapids. Plaster, gypsum, clay and marl. Great Northern . Portland Cement Co., Baldwin. Cement, clay and marl. Ce- ment wall enclosing exhibit. Houghton, Miss Annie, Detroit. Collec-, lion of H'on and copper, specimen cal- cite and quartz. Isle Royale Mining Co., Houghton. Ionia Stone Co., Lyons. Building stone. Milled copper and copper rock. Jones & Laughlin, Pittsburgh, Pa. Iron ores. Lake Superior District. Native and crystallized copper, copper (amygda- loid and conglomerate), rock, epidote, calcite, silver, analcite. datolite, natro- lite, barite, apophylite, mohawkite, domeykite, algodonitc, keweenawite, quartz, chrj'^socolla. 48 • DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Lathrop, J. H., Calumet. Collection of native crystallized copper and calcites. Marquette Range. Hematite iron ore (soft and hard), magnetite ore, nian- ganite, barite, garnet with iron ore. Mass Consolidated Mining Co., Mass. Mass and milled copper, copper rock and crystallized silver. Menominee Range. Hematite iron ore (soft and hard), pyrite, calcite and quartz with iron ore. Michigan College of Mines, Houghton. Systematic collection of Michigan rocks, copper and iron ore, manganite, pyrolusite, barite, calcite, quartz, lim- onite, silver datolite, analcite, natro- lite, aphophylite, epidote, mohawkite, domeykite, chrysocolla. Michigan Mine, Rockland. Copper. Michigan State Commission. Collective exhibit of minerals and ores. Oliver Mining Co., Duluth. Iron ores. Omega Portland Cement Co., Jones- ville. Clay, marl and cement. Osceola Mining Co., Calumet. Milled copper and copper rock. Peninsular Portland Cement Co., Jack- son. Clay, marl, cement and concrete. Penn Iron & Steel Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Iron ore. Pickands & Mather Iron Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Iron ores. Pioneer Iron Furnace Co., Marquette. Charcoal iron, by products. Pittsburg & Lake Angeline Iron Co., Ishpeming. Iron ores. Portage Entry Quarries Co., Chicago, 111. Sand stone. Portage Entry Red Sand Stone Co., Chicago, 111. Sand stone. Port Huron Salt Co., Port Huron. Salt. Quincy Mining Co., Hancock. Mass, cast, milled copper and copper rock. Reeder, J. T., Calumet. Collection of native copper, silver, powellite and calcite. Republic Iron & Steel Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Iron ores. Rupp, Mrs. George, Bessemer. Collec- tion of iron ore specimens, needle, grape, kidnej^ and blackberry ore. Saginaw District. Coal, salt and sand brick. Smith, Fred, Wolverine. Collection o silver, native copi)er, cuprite, cupritij in calcite conglomerate. i Smith, Richard, Ishpeming. . CoUectior of iron ore specimens, barite, calcitd and manganite. j St. Claire River District. Salt. | Superior Red Sand Stone Co., Arnheimj Sand stone. ' Tamarack Mining Co., Calumet. Millec copper and copper rock. Traverse Bay Sand Stone Co.. Calumet Sand stone. j Trimountain Mining Co., Painesdald Milled copper and copper rock. I United States Gypsum Co., Chicago, 111' Plaster and gypsum. { Victoria Mine, Victoria. Collection o:, minerals. ' Walton Salt Co., Detroit. Salt. I Wolverine Portland Cement Co., Cold I water. ]Marl, clav and cement. ! I GROUP 117. ' Childs Art Gallery, Ishpeming. Mining' views. 1 Cleveland Clifls Iron Co., Ishpemingj Miniature blast furnace plant. < Isler, A. P., Art Gallery, Calumet. Minj ing views. Michigan College of Mines, Houghton .\lodel of Tamarack rock and shaf house, maps of Lake Superior iron an( copper districts, photographs of gen eral mining operations. Port Huron Salt Co., Port Huron Views. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Models of Calumet and Hecla stanij' mill and combined rock and shaf house. GROUP 118. Case, J. J., Houghton. Operative exhibit copper smelting furnace. GROUP iig. Michigan State Geological Survey, Lans ing. Reports and maps relating to tin geological, mineralogical, palcontoloj: ical, topographical quarrying and min ing industries of Michigan. MINNESOTA. LOCATION: BLOCK 31. AISLES C AND 3. GROUP 116. Bennett, C. H., Pipestone. Pipestone. Biwabik Mining Co., Biwabik. Iron ores. Biesanz Stone Co., Winona. Buildini stone. Bradford Mining Co., Duluth. Iron ores Butler Bros., St. Paul. Limestone. UNITED STATES. 49 Mining Co., Duluth. Iron ores, nial Mining Co., Duluth. Iron ores, lolidated Granite Co., Ortonville. anite. igan McKinney Co., Duluth. Iron ;s. ess Mining Co., Duluth. Iron ores, ler & Pay Co., Austin. Cement, tenac Stone Co., Frontenac. Lime- )ne. s Bros., St. Cloud. Granite, •national Harvester Co., Duluth. Ml ores. rstate Iron Co., Duluth. Iron ores, er Stone Co., Jasper. Jasper and )estnne. le River Sandstone Co., Minneapo- Kettle river sandstone. ue Mining Co., Duluth. Iron ores, lard Iron Mining Co., Duluth. Iron ss. nia Mining Co., Duluth. Iron ores. I Year Mining Co., Duluth. Iron ss. oning Ore & Steel Co., Hibbing. 3n ores. lesota State. Collection illustrating ■ucture, modes of occurrence and igin of ore deposits. Ornamental d building stones, rocks which pro- ce lime or cement, with their pro- cts. Clays and products. Iron ores im Alesabe and Vermillion Ranges. ands, Mather & Co., Duluth. Iron es. [ron Mining Co., Duluth. Iron ores. Plymouth Rock Granite Co., St. Cloud. Granite. Red Wing Sewer Pipe Co., Red Wing. Sewer pipe. Republic Iron & Steel Co., Duluth. Iron ores. Riedele & Casper, Chaska. Brick. Rockville Granite Co., Rockville. Granite. St. Cloud Granite Works, St. Cloud. Granite. Simmers & Campbell, St. Cloud. Granite. Steinbauer Stone Co., Winona. Lime- stone. Twin City Brick Co., St. Paul. Brick. U. S. Steel Corporation, Duluth, Minn. Iron ores, granites, greenstones, jas- per, conglomerates, slate, quartzite, taconite. Winnifred Iron Mining Co., Duluth. Iron ores. Woman's Club. Pipestone. Pipestone and jasper. GROUP 117. Crandall, C. S., Duluth. Photographs of mining- operations. Minnesota State. Models of ore docks, ore car and harbor of the city of Du- luth with ore vessels, docks, railway yards, etc. U. S. Steel Corporation, Duluth. Charts, geological maps, models of ore docks and cars. University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. Photographs of mining operations. MISSISSIPPI. LOCATION: BLOCK 83. AISLE H. GROUP 116. Mississippi State. Clays, marls, sands, mineral waters, building stones. Ohr, George E., Biloxi. Pottery. MISSOURI. LOCATION: BLOCK 50 AND 60. AISLE i, 2, E AND G. GROUP 115. ^Juri State. Coal Tipple (working ■^del in operation). Aloving train of ? loaded mine cars. Artesian well. tvated operating railway around 'ice, with 6 trains each 30 feet long ij loaded with ores. J GROUP 116. ^4'Uri State. One thousand collabor- M'"S in exhibit of lead ores; zinc ores; iron ores; silver ores; copper ores; •manganese ores; coal; barite; clays; kaolin; tripoli; glass sand; asphalt, mineral oil, and asphaltic sandstone, nickle and cobalt ores; marcasite, pj^- rite; greenockite; dolomite; calcite; aragonite; quartz; asbestos; pyromor- phite; tallow clay; lithographic stone; jasper, agate, onyx stalactites and flouorite; crystals; building stone; or- namental stone; lead and zinc concen- 50 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. trates; mineral waters; hydraulic ce- ment: pavilion built of Missouri ce- ment; fire brick; sewer pipe, tile and pottery; lime, pig lead, pig iron and spelter; pavilion built of terra cotta and clay prpoducts, Missouri School of Mines, RoUa. Road making material with models showing their use; shop work and chemical compounds made bj^ students; ores and crystals. GROUP 117. Missouri State. Geographical relief map of ?^Iissouri. Alining views. GROUP 118. 1 Missouri State. Lead and zinc cohceii trating plant in operation ( Minir', Gulch). ~ I Missouri School of Mines, RoUa. Seji aratiir in (operation. Diamond saw aij- rock section machine in operation. A; say laboratory and chemical laboratoii in operation. Model of concentratiri plant in operation. Mine pumps in oi GROUP 119. Missouri State. Statistical charts, bod and pamplilet on "'.Mining in Missourii MONTANA. LOCATION: BLOCK 61. AISLE F GROUP 115. Long, Thos., Phillipsburg. Powder thawer. GROUP 116. Abbey Cyanide Gold Mg. & Milling Co., Kendall. Cyanide, gold ore. Albright, W. N., Albright. Onyx, lime- stone and l)urnt lime, fire clay, mineral paint. Alder Gulch Mg. Co., Zortman. Cyan- ide, gold ore. Alice Mg. Co., Walkerville. Gold and sih^er ore. Amalgamated Copper Co., Butte. Cop- per and silver ores. Anaconda Copper Mg. Co., Anaconda. Copper, silver ore. Anderson, George, Maiden. Silver, lead, gold, co]jper ore. Anderson & McGohn, Garnet. Gold ore. Austin, Y. B., Marysville. Gold ore. Bald Butte Mg. Co., Marysville. Gold, sil\-pr, lead ore. Barker, J. C, Neihart. Gold, silver ore. Barker, D. L., Neihart. Gold, silver ore. Barnes King Mg. Co., Kendall. Cyanide. gold ore. Beam, Weidman & Fuller, Lewiston. Silver, copper ore. Beatty, Edw., Helena. Silver. Big Indian Mg. Co., Jefferson Co. Free milling gold ore. Blackburn, Dr. G. E., Butte. Copper ore. Boston & Montana Co., Butte. Silver, coj^pcr ore. Braun, Henry, Wickes. Gold, silver, cop- pcv ore. Bridger Coal Co., Bridger. Bituminous coal. Brown, Est. L. A., Dillon. Silver ore. Burchard, C. H., Neihart. Silver. | Butte & Boston Con. M. Co., Butt; Copper ore. J Cameron, John, Cameron. Anthracil coal. Carmichael, A., Phillipsburg. Coppej gold ore. Carpenter, James, Rochester. Gold, s ver, lead ore. Cascade Lime Co., Limedale. Limestoi and lime. Case Wilson Cyanide & Dev. Co., Lewi ton Gold ore. Chicago Montana Gold Mg. Co., Lewi ton. Gold ore. Chisholm, O. P., Bozeman. Onyx. Clark, Charles, St. Louis, Mo. Silvf gold ore. Clark, H. S., Butte. Silver, gold ore. , Clark, Senator W. A., Butte. Silver, co per ore. Clinton, Jos., Clinton. Silver ore. j Colorado Mining & Smelting Co., Butt! Silver, copper ore. Conklin, David, Phillipsburg. Gold 01 Conrad, W. G., Great Falls. Gold nii gets. Conrad Stanford Co.. Great Falls. Co per, silver, lend ore. Copper Bell Mining & Mineral Co., CIi ton. Copper ore. Cottonwood Coal Co., Stockett. Bit minous coal. Crawford, William, Clinton. Gold, co per ore. Cruse, Thomas. Helena. Gold, silv ore. Crystal Graphite Co., Dillon. GraphU Dakota Mg. Co., Virginia City. Go! silver ore. UNITED STATES. 51 y Bros., Wickes. Silver, copper ore. y Estate, New York City. Copper re. key, J. E., Rochester. Silver, lead re. lovan, Ed., Clinton. Silver, copper re. terly Bros., Radersburg. Sulphide, 3\d ore. vards, E. W., White Sulphur Springs. opper ore. vards, F., Mining Co., Hassel. Free illing gold ore. Horn Mg. Co., Elk Horn. Silver re. ng Estate, Virginia City, Silver, dM ore. ngwood, C. W., Butte. Native and -ittle silver. ott, Hugh, Norris. Gold, silver, lead -e. k, August, Helena. Gold bearing .lartz. it Chance Mg. Co., Garnet. Gold, ad ore. rence Mg. Co., Neihart. Silver, lead ■e. m, John, Gilt Edge. Gold ore. tik, H. L., Butte. Gold bearing quartz id tetraliedrite. rich, A., Dillon. Molybdenite. 5, v., Gilt Edge. Gold ore. ber, Ed., Sandcoulee. Bituminous )al. d Wreath Mining Co., Gilt Edge. 3'anide gold ore. d Hope Mg. Co., Phillipsburg. Silver, ad ore. nite Bimetallic Mining Co., Phillips- irg Silver ore. nt, Henry, Garnet. Gold ore. at Falls Fire Brick Co., Great Falls. uilding stone. ris, D. J., Boulder. Silver, gold ore. V, Tom, Dillon. Gray copper ore. la Consolidated Mg. Co., Melrose. Iver, gold ore. Igens Mg, Co., Lewiston. Gold ore. fman, C. W., Bozeman. Bituminous •al. iston, G. H., Missoula. Copper ore. hes, Francis, Phillipsburg. Iron ore. iphreys, H. J., Boulder. Silver, lead e. an Gold Mg. Co., Pony. Gold ore. rsoll Mfg. Co., Neihart. Silver, gold ,e. ke Bros., Wisdom. Covellite. ;e Mg. Co., Castle. Silver, lead ore. :h Mg. Co., Lewiston. Cyanide, gold ![', Morris, Lewiston. Cyanide, gold I" & Page, Lewiston. Cyanide, gold Sulphide, gold Keating, J. A., Helena. ore. Keats, T. J., Maiden. Silver ore. Keegan, Jerry, e. a., Niehart. Bromide of silver. Kendall Gold Mg. Co., Kendall. Cyan- ide, gold ore. Kerns, W., Lewiston. Copper, gold ore. Kessler Brick & Tile Co., Helena, Pressed brick. Kimberly Gold Mg. Co., Jardine. Gold ore. Kobelt, W., Helena. Sapphires. Lackie, W. J., Maiden. Silver, copper ore. Landers, Thos., Dillon. Petrified wood and asbestos, oil shale, stibnite crys- tals. Largey Estate, Butte. Silver ore. Lemons, J., Fort McGinnis. Lead ore. Leviathan Gold Mg. Co., Mammoth. Gold ore. Lexington Mg. Co., Walkerville. Gold, silver, copper ore. Lindsey, J., Butte. Gold ore. Littlejohn, N. J., Lewiston, Copper ore, lead, gold ore. Loftus, John, Boulder. Iron ore. Losinger & Morrison, Maiden. Cyanide, gold ore. Lynch, T. .E. Dillon. Copper, gold ore. Mammoth Gold Mg. Co., Gilt Edge. Cyanide gold ore. Magnetic Iron Mg. Co., Cook City. Iron ore. Manning, P. J., Wickes. Silver, lead ore. Martin, W. S., Kendall. Crystal, gold ore. McAdoo, P. W., Punta Gords. Lead, gold ore. McCall, L. D., Virginia Ctiy. Gold, sil- ver ore. McLean & Co., William. Silver ore. McClintock, Mr., Chillicothe. Gold ore. McCloud, J. G., Phillipsburg. Silver, lead, gold ore. McGovern, H. H., Kalispell. Lime pro- duct. McKeever, Thomas, Cook City. Sul- phide, gold ore. Moffitt Bros., Twin Bridges. Copper, silver ore. Mollie Gibson Mg. Co., Libby. Gold, silver, lead ore. Monitor Gold Mg. Co., Norris. Gold and silver ore. Montana Coal & Coke Co., Horr. Bitu- minous coal and coke. Montana Corundum Co., Bozeman. Na- tive Corundum and product. Montana Gold Mg. Co., Butte. Gold ore. Montana Mining & Developing Co., Cai ter. Silver, lead ore. Montana Mg. Co., Marysville, Gold and silver ore. DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Montana Revenue Gold Mg. Co., Norris. Gold and silver ore. Montana Sandstone Co., Columbus. Or- namental stone, grindstones. Montana State School of Mines. Mineral specimens. Montana State. Gold nuggets and Crys- tals, native silver, smelter products, gold, silver, copper and lead ores, iron ore, coal, mineral specimens, corun- dum, sapphires, graphite, building stone, onyx, gypsum, limestone, lime, grindstones, molybdenite, stibnite, vanadinite, m^ignetic iron, telluride gold ore, brick, fireclay, mineral paint, petrified wood. Montana World's Fair Commission, Butte. Gold, copper, silver ores. Limonite incrustations on leaves, quartz crystal in porphyrj^, iron ore, telluride of bismuth and gold. Moore, D. L., Carter. Silver, copper, sold ore. Morris, Peter, Gilt Edge. Cyanide, gold ore. Murphy, Jas., Gilt Edge. Gold ore. Silver, lead ore. Mussingbrod, Dr. Peter S., Garnet. Na- tive gold and telluride. National Park Gold Mg. Co., Cooke City Gold, copper ore. Nelson Coal Co., Sand Coulee. Coke and coal. Nelson & Swanson, Lewriston. Copper, gold, lead ore. Nesbit, John, Robinson. Silver, lead ore. New Mine Sapphire Syndicate, Utica. Sapphires. North Moccasin Mg. Co., Lewiston. Cyanide gold ore. Northern Pacific & Montana Mg. Co., Livingston. Silver, lead ore. Northwrestern Improvement Co., Red Lodge. Bituminous coal. Noyes, A. J., Dillon. Gold quartz and gold brick. Ophir Mg. Co., Ophir. Molybdenite. Pacific Northwest Mg. Co., Libby Flat. Silver, lead ore. Park Co. Coal Co., Bozeman. Bitumin- ous coal. Parrott Silver & Copper Mg. Co., Butte. Silver, copper ore. Peltz, W. H., Canyon Creek. Gold, sil- ver ore. Penobscot Mg. Co., Marysville. Gold ore. Piegan Mg. Co., Marysville. Gold, sil- ver ore. Queen Mining Co., Neihart. Silver, lead ore. Queen of the Hills M. & M. Co., Neihart. Silver, lead ore. Ramnael, Martin, Cook City. Gold, sil- ver, copper ore. Ramsey, Geo., Clancy. Silver, lead or,' Republic Mg. Co., Cook City. Silve lead ore. Coppei Rhodes and Anderson, Maiden. silver, gold and lead ore. Risk, William, Hassel. Copper, silve gold ore. Ritchie, S. I., Garnet. Gold, silver or! Roehl, Geo., Neihart. Silver, gold or Rosso, Peter, Maiden. Cyanide, gold or Ruby Gulch N. M. G. MiUing & Dev. Cc Lewiston Gold, silver, lead ore. Russell, C. A., Clinton. Copper, gold orl Salvail 8c Lachapelle, Helena. Silve' lead ore. Sawyer, J. L., Lewiston. Copper, silvi, ore. Schmit, John P., Helena. Gold, silve lead ore. Simonson, W. Y., Helena. Cyanide or Smith, J. M., Martinsdale. Silver, les ore. Smith, Miles et al., Helena. Gold, silve' lead ore. Southern Cross Mg. Co., Butte. Go ore. Speculator Mg. Co., Butte. Copper ar! sih'er i_ire. Standard Mg. Co., Contact. Free mil ing gold ore. St. Paul & Montana Mg. Co., Lewisto Gold ores. Stewart, J. L., Lewiston. Lead, silvi ore. Stewart & Smith, Townsend. Gold or Stevens, Chas., McGinnis. Silver, go ore. Sweeney, Patrick, Utica. Sapphires. Tatem, M., St. Louis, Mo. Gold, silve lead ore. Taylor, W. C, Dillon. Vanadinite. Thomson, T., Monarch. Silver, lead or Tongue Estate, Wisdom. Silver, go ore. Tooley, Clarence, Tuodot. Silver, le.- ore. Turnblade, J. A., Gilt Edge. Silver, le? ore. United Copper Co., Butte. Copper or Walker & McKilvey, Butte. Buildir stone. Wasson & King, Gilt Edge. Silver or Watseca Gold Mg. Co., Rochester. St pliide gold ore. Weidman, C. F., Pony. Gold, silver or Western Mg. Co., Apex. Copper, silv' ore. White, W., Armells. Magnetic iron. Wilkinson, H. T., Missoula. Copper, si ver, gold ore. Wise, C, Boulder. Silver, gold ore. Wood, John, Clinton. Copper ore. Wren & Greenough, Missoula. Silve copper, gold ore. UNITED STATES. 53 GROUP 117. ilgamated Copper Co., Butte. Views company's properties. conda Copper Mg. Co., Butte. odels of mine, diagrams, photo- ■aplis. etc. nes King Mg. Co., Kendall. Birds re view of Kendall & Barnes King ines. ton & Montana Co., Great Falls. lews of company's properties, and ode! of mines. rey Placer Co., Ruby. Views of ■edging. itana Coal & Coke Co., Horn View coke ovens and town of Horr, tram- ay, etc. itana School of Mines, Butte. Mine odels. Itana World's Fair Commission, utte. Photographs of mines, mills, nelters, etc. thwestern Improvement Co., Red odge. IMining views. United Copper Co., Butte. Views of company's properties. U. S. Geological Survey, , Washington, D. C, Typographic model. GROUP 118. Boston Montana Co., Great Falls. Con- centrator and smelter products. Clark, Senator W. A., Butte. Concen- trator and smelter products; model of Pratt ore concentrator. Crystal Graphite Co., Dillon. Graphite crucibles. United Copper Co., Butte. Concentra- tor and smelter products. Washoe Copper Co., Anaconda. Concen- trator and smelter products. Wethey, A. H., Butte. Calcine furnace model. GROUP 119. Montana World's Fair Commission, Butte. Literature on mineral re- sources of Montana. NEBRASKA. LOCATION: BLOCK 51. AISLE F. GROUP 116. Sander, H. B., Lincoln, Nebr., Septar- m Pierre formation. n Corseus Quarry, Tecumseh. Com- ict Fusuli'.ia limestone. 'ood Quarry, Cedar Creek. Cretace- ,is conglomerate, peanut rock. hour, E. H., Lincoln. Chalcedony, nard, C. H., Table Rock. Vitrified iving brick. an, Maurice, South Bend. Limestone id clay, nett Quarry, Bennett. Sandstones. :kman, E. E., Plattsmouth. Pyrite incretion. ; Springs- Wymore Stone Co., Blue wrings. Flint, permo-carboniferous. der's Brick Mfg. Co., Hooper. Clays, ing brick. row, C. B., Norfolk. Volcanic ash. ir Creek. Commercial sand. , John, Beatrice. Hydraulic cement, ksmyer Quarry, Western. Nebraska ne rock. on Brick Plant, Table Rock. Vitri- d brick. ity Poor Farm, Fairbury. Sand- )ne. /ford & Son, Wymore. Sandstone, liestonc. ' s, G. H., Holmesville Shale, clays \d limestone. Doane, B. L., Scotia. Chalk. Ericson, Greeley County. Diatomaceous earth. Fisher, C. A., Harlan County. Volcanic ash. Furnas, Robt. W., Brownville. Septar- ium carboniferous formation. Hebron Brick Works, Hebron. Pressed brick. Hildreth, Ward, Bloomington. Green qviartzite. Indianola. Mineral paints. Jamison, J. M., Valparaiso. Sands, clays, fossils, shale, coal. Johnson, B. W., Atkinson. Volcanic ash. Johnson, Lars, Millard. Clay and brick. Kailey, Wm., Clay Pits. Arapahoe. Clay and brick. Keyes & Bullock, Glen Rock. Lime- stones. Klose Bros., Lincoln. Clay and brick. Lancaster, Ed., Holmesville. Building material. Lear, C. E., Springview. Volcanic ash. Ledge Pole. Lime and diatomaceous eartL. Libby Quarry, Tecumseh. Limestones. Morrill, C. H., Lincoln. Cretaceous leaves, rocks, celestite geodes. 54 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Nebraska State. Clays and products, building and paving bricks, tiles, build- ing stones (limestone and sandstone), coal^, shales, road materials, paint eartns, polishing earths, cement ma- terials, sands, earths, lime, fossils, various minerals. Nebraska Geological Survey, Lincoln. Limestones, Marcasite nodules, rocks, minerals, fossils. Omaha Hydraulic Press Brick Co., Omaha. Building bricks. Palmer, H. S. Cement building blocks. Paxion, J. K., Carrico, Hayes Co. Vol- 'anic as'- i-uns'si. Selenite crystals. Ponca. Cretaceous coal liquite. Richfield. Selenite. Reed, M. H., Blue Springs. Sandstones. Roca Quarry, Roca. Rubblestone and building material. Rood & Wickstrom, Weeping Water. Limestone. Rulo Quarry, Rulo. Coals and shales. Salem Sand Pit.. Salem. Sand and clay. Sawyer, H. D., Scotia, Greeley Co. Serboss & Son, Beemer. Clays and briclj Stout Quarry, South Bend. Buildin, stone, limestone, clay. , Valentine. Thomas, Co. Diatomaceoi' earth. , Wales Brick Co., Nebraska City. Ten! cotta roofing tile, etc. ' Western Ballast Co., Table Rock. Ballas! Wilber Brick Co., Wilber. Brick m:- terials. ; Wolfe, J. C, Ledge Pole. Volcanic aslj Wymore. Flint ballast. j Yankee Hill Brick & Paving Co., Litl coin. Building and paving brick| clays. GROUP 117. ' Nebraska State. Maps, photograph models illustrating geologic and top(| graphic features of Nebraska. ' GROUP 119. Nebraska State. Statistics, publicatior^ relative to development of water t<\ sources, geology, paleontology, topi graphy, soils. ! NEVADA. LOCATION: BLOCK 81. AISLE H. GROUP 115. Ryan, Jos., Virginia City. Steel wire cable. GROUP 116. Churchill County. Tin, nickel, cobalt, g')ld and silver ores, travertine salt, phospate of lime. Douglas County. Gold, silver, lead and copper ores, molybdenum, travertine, lapis-lazuli. Elko County. Oxide, hematite, mag- netic. iron ores, lead, gold, silver and copper ores, stephanite, zinc and antimonial ores, marbles; natural mineral soap. Eagle Salt Works. Table and rock salt. Empire Plaster Co., Carson. Gypsum, land plaster, plaster of Paris. Esmeralda County. Iron ores, gold and silver ores, lead ores, copper ores, marble, diatomaceous earth, gypsum alum, marl, turquoise, variscite, borax, salts and soda, sulphur, coal and coke. Eureka County. Iron ores, zinc, lead, silver, gold and copper ores, wolfra- mite, garnets. Grandelmeyer, Jos., Hamilton. Collec- tion of white pine ores. Humboldt County. Gold, silver, lea copper, iron, zinc and galena ore onyx, gypsum, salica; salt, borax, sod sulphur, phospate of lime: nitrate silver. ' Inyo Development Co., Carson Git Soda crystals from precipitation arj by products consisting of carbonate •' soda, bicarbonate of soda, soda as, sal soda, glauber salts, etc. ' Lander County. Gold, silver, copp< lead and iron ores. Lincoln County. Gold, silver, lead, co; per, iron, tungsten, manganese, an' mony, graphite, mica, asbestos, halitj rock salt, table salt. i Lindsay, W. E., Carson City. Trave tine, marbles, alabaster. Lyon County. Gold, silver, copper, ma ble, gvpsuni. infusorial earth. Mighels,' H., Carson City. Lapis-lazu Nevada Salt and Borax Co. Natn tinea), borate of lime (cott<->n balls borax crystals, rock salt, table salt. ; Nevada State. Slate, building stor marbles, gypsum, gems, tin, nuca. I" rified wood, aluminum, clays, zinc. -' phur, limestone, feldspar, silver, g_r phite. corundum, diatomaceous and 1 fusorial earths, salt, borax, soda. P'^ UNITED STATES. 55 ;r of paris. alum. gold, aragonite. arj^tes, cinnibar. tungsten, obsidian, recia. alabaster, travertine, phonolite, nlomite, diorite, tufa, basalt, concen- ■ates, chalcedony, andecite, manga- ese, arsenical ores, dendrite, haus- lannite, kampylite, manganite. tremo- te. marl, matricolite, etc. /ada Sulphur Co., Humboldt House. ulphur. ; County. Gold, silver, lead, copper, on. antimony, phosphate of lime, sul- liatv' of lime, turquoise. nsby County. Gold, silver, copper, on, p3'rite, zinc shavings, prehistoric xhibit of fossils and fossil foot prints, indstone, tufa, fire clay, abrasives, raphite, topaz, pyrite, natural min- ral paint, sulphate of liine. ific Coast Borax Co., Columbus [arsh. Borate of lime, borax, borax •ystals, borax crude and refined. 10 Chamber of Commerce, Reno, Nev. ollective exhibit of minerals. neider, Mrs. Helen M., Eureka. Col- xtive exhibit of minerals. Storey County. Gold, silver, silica, in- fusorial earth, amethysts. Washoe County. Gold, silver, lead, cop- per, alumina, antimony, iron, granite, fire clay, zircons; sulphur. White Pine County. Gold, silver, lead, iron, copper, zinc, antimony, marble, dolomite. Yerington, J. A., Carson. Mineral col- lection, mine models, maps, photc)- graphs. GROUP 117. Kelly, R., Carson City. Model of wave motor for ijbtaining power. Nevada State. Profile map of Com.stock lode; photographs, underground work- ings, reduction plants, etc., photos of camps in Nevada, historical topograph- ical map of Treasure Hill, White Pine County. Neidesheimer, Philip, Virginia City. Alodel illustrating method of square timbering. Roy, George, Carson City. Model of automatic safety cage. NEW JERSEY. LOCATION: BLOCK 21. AISLES 2, B AND C. GROUP 115. V Jersey Geological Survey, Trenton, I. J. -\Iuseum magazine, microscope )r thin rock sections. GROUP 116. ha Portland Cement Co., Alpha. 'ortland cement. erican Enameled Brick & Tile Co., outh River. Enameled brick. antic Brick Co., Mays Landing. rent brick. lerican Copper Mining Co., Somer- ille. Copper ores. •ry, J. W., Woodbridge. Fire brick. son Portland Cement Co., New Vil- ige. Portland cement rock, clinker, ement. item Hydraulic Press Brick Co., Vinslow. Front brick. per Pottery Co. Stoneware filter. igsland Brick Co., Kingsland. Front nd paving brick. zie Clay & Pulp Co., Phillipsburg. erpcntine. yd, H. M., Montclair. Stone imple- ents. Maurer, Henry & Son., Maurer. Fire brick, fire proofing, tile, etc. National Pyrogranite Co., South River. Brick. New Jersey Zinc Co., Franklin. Furnace. Zinc ores, concentrates and spelter m e t P. I . New Jersey Geological Survey, Trenton, N. J. Systematic collection of rocks and minerals, building stones and road materials, roofing slates, fire clays, glass and fire sands, fertilizer marls. Perth Amboy Terra Cotta Co., Perth .\mboy Terra cotta columns. Roebling, Washington A., Trenton. Minerals. Sayre & Fisher, Sayreville. Enameled brick. State of New Jersey. Systematic collec- tion of rocks, minerals, fossils, build- ing stones and road metal; cement rock, clinker cement; slate; raw and burned clays; building, fire enameled and h illow brick, fireproofing; stone- ware, erra cotta, crushing and break- ing tes s on brick. South Anboy Terra Cotta Co., South Ambov Terra cotta column. 56 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Standard Terra Cotta Co. Terra cotta eagle. Valentine & Bros. Co., Woodbridge. Fire brick. Vulcanite Portland Cement Co., Vulcan- ite. Portland cement rock, clinker, cement. Wharton, Joseph, Hibernia, N. J. Iron concentrates. GROUP 117. Geological Survey of New Jersey, Tren- ton, N. J. Model of clay washing plant; map showing location of arte- sian wells; maps, charts, photograptj and relief models. State of New Jersey. Maps, chart' photographs and relief models of topr' graphy, geology and scenery. GROUP 119. Geological Survey of New Jersey. Pul lished reports and maps of the ged logical survej'. ■ State of New Jersey. Restorations c extinct vertebrates; files of geologic;; reports; museum microscope for rocj sections. 1 NEW MEXICO. LOCATION: BLOCK 61. AISLES G, 3 AND 4. GROUP 115. Porterfield Turquoise Mines Company, Silvei City. Operating turquoise mine and lapidary. GROUP 116. Abrahams, A., Silver City. Ores. Alezandro Mining Company, Silver City. Copper ores. American Consolidated Copper Com- pany, Lordsburg. Gold, silver and copper ores. Bell, Frank, Pinos Altos. Copper. Bible, J. W., Hanover. Copper and iron ores. Brogow & Potter, Georgetown. Silver ores, calcite crystals. Brown, C. T., M. E., Socorro. Zinc Car- bonates, zinc calcites, calcite crystals. Burro Mountain Copper Cotnpany, Silver City. Copper ores. Caledonian Coal Company, Gallup. Coal. Carter, F. W., Silver City. Burro Moun- tain copper ores. Chandler, W. C, Pinos Altos. Gold, sil- ver, and copper ores. Clifton Copper Company, Santa Rita. Suluhide co]iper ore. Cooks Peak Mines, Doming. Galena and lead carbonate. Copilin, S. H., Silver City. Copper sul- phides. Dawson, A. E., Hanover. Copper and iron ores. Dawson, H. W., Santa Rita. Copper and iron ores. Deming, L. P., Silver City. Gold, silver and copper ores, green onyx and fluor spar. Gem Turquoise Company, Silver City. Turquoise gems. Gibson, A. R., Santa Fe. Copper, gol' and silver ores, marble and ornamentr. stone. ^ Gibson, Dod G., Silver City. Gold, silven and copper ores. ! Glen Woody Mining and Milling Coirl pany, Rinconada. Gold and silver ore- Gilchrist, J. B., Fierro. Copper and iro ores. Graphic Mine, Socorro. Zinc Carboni ate, calcite crvstals. Hopewell, W. s!, Santa Fe. Coal, sali sulphur. Jones, F. A., Albuquerque. Iron ores alabaster, mica. Kelly Mine, Kelly. Lead and zinc ore; smithsonite. Knight, Richard. Red Rock. Serpentin marble. Laidlaw, C. H., Chloride, New Mexico minerals. Maxwell Land Grant Company, Rator Gold nuggets, coal and minerals. Mineral Point Zinc Company. Hanovei Zinc ores. Mogollon Gold and Copper Company Cooney. Gold, silver, copper aiui bornite ore. Mountain Key Mine Company. Pynti' gold-bearing ores. New Mexico Fuel & Iron Company Santa Fe. Iron, coal, salt. l)locdiic magnesia. New Mexico School of Mines, Socorro Mineral collection. New Mexico State. Gold, silver, copper lead, zinc, iron, tin, mica, asbestos, tur quoise, topaz, onyx, agate, bornite smithsonite. crystals, coals, buildini stones, salt, soda, magnesia, arsenn-. sulphur; geological cabinets scientihcj ally classified. '!, UNITED STATES. 57 Id Abe Mining Company, White Oaks. Native gold and silver ores. liladelphia Mining Company, Hanover. Copper, sulphide ores. jrterfield Turquoise Mines Company, Silver City. Turquoise, rough and cut. ■ichard, Mrs. George W., White Oaks. Collection Lincoln County ores. Dbinson, G. W., Silver City. Copper ores. 3ck Island Cement & Plaster Company, Audio. Gypsum and gypsum products. appe, B., Albuquerque. Potters clay, mta Rita Copper Company, Santa Rita. Copper ores, sulphides and sheet cop- per. . Louis Gold Gulch Mining Co.. Free gold, tellurium and gold-bearing zinc ores. amrock Gold & Silver Company, Pinos Altos. Gold, silver, copper ores, copper matte. erra County, New Mexico minerals, nith, P. R. Gold, copper, lead. vancoat, William, Hanover. Zinc car- bonates. Weatherby, W. J., Cooney. Copper, gold, and silver, bornite. Wilson, B. D., Bland. Gold ores, obsidan, onj'x, opal, tufa, pumice stone. GROUP 117. Gem Turquoise Company. Photograph of workings and mines. New Mexico State. Profile, geological and topographical map of New Mexico. Photographs. New Mexico School of Mines, Socorro. Geological map of New ^Mexico and mineral specimens. GROUP 119. Jones, F. A., Albuquerque. Treatises on Geology and mineralogy of New Mexico and other publications. New Mexico State. Publications and re- ports. Otero, Gov. M. A., Report of to Secre- tar}' of the Interior. Reports of Bureau of Emigration. Walton, W. B., Silver City. Mineral and other resources of New Mexico. NEW YORK. LOCATION: BLOCK 21. AISLES B AND C. GROUP 116. lirondack Pyrites Co., Gouverneur. Pyrites and concentrates. fred Clay Co., Alfred Station. Brick and tile. tica Brick & Tile Co., Attica. Brick, irron, J. J., Three Mile Bay. Trenton limestone. irton, H. H., & Son Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Garnet. :hr, Herman, & Co., Brooklyn. Garnet and garnet paper. ;lding, Milo M., Gouverneur. Marble. :nnett, Franz, Staten Island. Diabase. Tridge, J. B., Hudson. Limestone. )ice, H., & Co., Rondout. Bluestone. mton, A. F., Roxbury. Catskill red sandstone. irhans & Brainard, Saugerties. Blue- stone. impbell, Eugene, New Baltimore, Lower Helderberg limestone. nton Marble Quarry Co., The, Canton. Marble. rpenter, B. & J., Lockport. Niagara imestone. ladon Roofing Tile Co., Alfred. Tile. ■nsolidated Wheatland Plaster Co., Wheatland. Land plaster, crude gyp- aim. Corning Brick, Tile & Terra Cotta Co., Corning. Brick. Dibble. Alfred, Belvedere. Bluestone. Duford & Son, Chaumont. Trenton lime- stone. Ellenville Zinc Co., Ellenville. Zinc blend. Galena and Chalcopyrite copper, zinc and lead concentrates. Empire China Works, Brooklyn. Insula- tr)rs and hardware fittings. Empire Marble Co.. Gouverneur. Marble. Empire Portland Cement Co., Warners. Marl. Empire State Salt Co., Le Roy. Salt. English Plaster Works, Oakland. Plas- ter of Paris, land plaster, crude gyp- sum. Evan, T. Thos., Prospect. Trenton lime- stone. Extra Dark Marble Co., The, Gouverneur. Marble. Foery & Kastner, Rochester. Niagara limestone. Fogelsanger, D. & H., Buffalo. Corni- ferous limestone. Forsyth, R., Montreal, Canada. Gran- ite. Genesee Salt Co., Piffard. Salt. Glens Falls Co., Glens Falls. Trenton limestone. 58 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY* Gordon, Adalbert, Batchellorville. Mica, feldspar. Gouverneur Garnet Co., Gouverneur. Garnet. Gouverneur Marble Co., Gouverneur. Marble. Grinnell, Ezra, Port Gibson. Land plaster, crude gypsum. Helderberg Cement Co., The, Howes Cave. Cement, cement materials and processes of manufacture. Hewitt, D. C, Amsterdam. Calciferous limestone. High Falls Pyrites Co., The, Canton. Crude pyrites and concentrates. Horan Bros., Medina. Sandstone. Horseheads Brick Co., Horseheads. Brick. Hotchkiss, L. W., Lewiston. Sandstone. Hudson River Bluestone Co., New York City. Bluestone. ashler, flags and til- ing. International Graphite Co., Glens Falls. Graphite. International Pulp Co., Gouverneur. Talc. Interstate Conduit Brick Co., Ithaca. Brick. Jamestown Shale Paving Brick Co., Jamestown. Brick. Jewettville Pressed Brick & Paving Brick Co., Jewettville. Brick. Jones, R., Prospect. Trenton limestone. Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., Jersey City, N. J. Graphite. Kilgour, S. E., Hampton. Hamilton hluestone^ King, A. Gracie, Garrisons. Granite. Kinkel, F. H., Bedford. Feldspar, quartz. Larkins, Francis, Ossining. Granite. Loren, Thomas, Waterloo. Limestone. Masterton & Hall. Tuckahoe. Marble. Mason, B. B., Keesville. Medina sand- stone, norite. Mathews Cons. Slate Co., The H. H., Boston, Mass. Unfading red, green and purple roofing slate; tiling, slabs, stair treads and risers; ground slate for paint. McClune, G. J., Ithaca. Bluestone. McCutcheon, J. H., Lancaster. Brick. McMurray, J. C. & A., Clean. Brick. Millen, T., Co., Wayland, Marl. Morris & Strobel, Le Roy. Corniferous limestone. Mount Eve Granite Co., Mount Eve. Granite. National Salt Co., Ithaca. Salt. National Salt Co., Warsaw. Salt. National Wall Plaster Co., Fayetteville. Plaster of I'aris, land ])laster, crude gypsum. Nevins, Jas., & Son, Walton. Bluestone. New York Hydraulic Press Brick Co. Canandaigua. Brick. New York State Engineer's Office, Al-i bany. Rocks used for road buildingi maps, charts and photographs. ! New York State Museum, Albany. Ba-j rite, fluorite, Hamilton sandstone.( Potsdam sandstone. Hamilton blue-j stone, bluestone, slab of trails oni Cambrian sandstone, the primordial; beach of New York. 33x10 feet. De-1 partment of Paleontology. Marblei Coccolite marble, Verde Antique niar-j ble. Niagara limestone. Chazj' lime-l stone. Trenton limestone, corniferoii-1 limestone, gabbro, granite. New York State School of Clay Work- ing & Ceramics, Alfred. Ceramics.^ pottery. ) North River Garnet Co., Ticonderoga. Garnet. Northern New York Marble Co., Gouv- erneur. ]\Iar1^1e and marble wains-j coting. Oakfield Plaster Manufacturing Co., Oakfield. Plaster of Paris, land plas- ter, crude gypsum. j Onondaga Coarse Salt Association.; Syracuse. Solar salt. | Ontario Talc Co., Gouverneur. Talc, i Parmenter, D., Potsdam. Sandstone. Pass & Seymour, Syracuse. Insulators. Pitkin's Peter, Sons, Portageville. Blue-; stone. Potsdam Sandstone Co., Potsdam. Pots- dam sandstone and ashler. Pritchard, A. L., Pleasantville. Marble. Queen City Brick Co., Buffalo. Brick Reilly, W., Cobleskill. Coniferous lime- stone. Remington Salt Co.. Syracuse. Salt. Retsof Mining Co., Scranton, Pa. Rock salt. Roberts, E. P., Cortland. Granite. Rochester Brick & Tile Co., Rochester Brick. St. Lawrence Marble Co.. Gouverneur Marble. Scholten, D. G., Gouverneur. M'^.ble. Searles, George W., Herkimer. Infuso- rial earth. Shanahan, J., Tribes Hill. Limestone. Shear, A., & Co., Schenectady. Sand- stone. Solvay Process Co., The, Syracuse. Chemicals derived from salt; processes of manufacture. South Dover Marble Co., South Dover. Marble. Symonds, A. D.. Elmira. Bluestone. Tanite Co., The, Stroudsburg. Pa- Emery. Ticonderoga Graphite Co., Ticonderoga. Grajjhite. UNITED STATES. 59 'onawanda Brick Co., Tonawanda. Brick. nion Salt Co., Watkins. Salt. nion Talc Co., Gouverneur. Talc. nited States Talc Co., Gouverneur. Talc. an Etten, James, Granite. Millstone. /arsaw Blustone Co., Rock Glen. Blue- stone. /aterton Marble Co., Waterton. Mar- ble. /atkins Salt Co., Watkins. Salt. /atson Page Lumber Co., St. Regis Falls. Granite. /ayland Portland Cement Co., Way- land. Marl. /est Chazy Granite Co., West Chazy. Granite. /hite, L. H., Saratoga Springs. Granite. /hite Crystal Marble Co., Gouverneur. .\shlar. marble. /itherbee, Sherman & Co., New York City. Magnetites, crude ore and con- centrates. Apatite, iron ore concen- trates. Worcester Salt Co., New York City. Salt. GROUP ii8. Wetherill Separator Co., New York. Mag- netic separatcir. GROUP 119. New York State. Statistics and publica- tions relative to geology, mineralogy, paleontology, topograhy, quarrying, mining, metallurgy, and the manipula- tion of mineral products, development of water resources, etc. New York State Museum, Albany. -Geological and other maps, charts, publications and photographs, series of reports and scientific papers, de- partment of Paleontology, strati- graphic maps. NORTH CAROLINA. LOCATION: BLOCK 50A. AISLE i. GROUP 116. dams, W. S., Waynesville. .Nickel ores. sheville Brick & Tile Co., Asheville. Brick and clay. sheville Mica Co., Asheville. Cut mica, mica insulators, etc. alfour Quarry Co., Asheville. Granite. uchanan & Grindstaff, Sylva. Crude mica, cut mica, etc. araleigh Brick Co., Raleigh. Brick and cla3'. arpenter Brothers, Kings Mountain. Tin ore. ronly Ceramic Co., Cronly. Brick and Clay. department of Agriculture, Raleigh. Granite, marble, corundum and asso- ciated minerals, native silver, etc. eological Survey, Chapel Hill. Albite, orthoclase, tourmaline, beryl, oligo- clase, feldspar, garnet, muscovite, kyanite, biotite, monazite, quartz, pyro- phyllite, zircon, rutile, margarite, mag- netite, columbite, menaccanite, epidote, allanite, apatite, actinolite, pyrite, samarskite, gummite, autunite, urani- nite, graphite, torbernite, uranocre, porphyritic granite, pink granite, mica, crude and cut, and materials manufac- tured from mica, copper ores, chal- copyrite, bornite, malachite, azurite, chrysocolla, mica schist, country rock. elk knob, pyritiferous schist, covellite, chalcocite, silver ores and native sil- ver, gold ores and free gold, barytes, talc and soapstone crude and manu- factured articles. Gettys, L. E., Gaffney, S. C. Tin ores and concentrates. Hairston, P. W., Advance. Orbicular granite. Harris Clay Co., Dillsboro. Kaolin, crude and washed, pottery, tiles, china, etc. Hydraulic White Pressed Brick Co., Wil- mington. Hydraulic pressed brick. Junaluskee Lodge A. F. and A. M., Franklin. }vlica crystal. Kithil, C. L., Oak Springs. Monazite and monazite-bearing gravel. Kuhne, B. G., Oak Springs. Monazite and monazite-bearing gravel. Lyon, E. W., Thomasville. Gold ore. McGalliard, C. A., & Son, Winston- Salem. Granite. Mt. Airy Granite Quarries (Thos. Wood- rot¥e & Sons, lessees), Mt. Airy. Gran- ite. National Marble Co., Murphy. Marble. Nernst Lamp Co., Pittsburg, Pa.. Arti- cles in the manufacture of which zir- conia is used. North Carolina Corundum Co., Detroit, Michigan. Crude and manufactured corundum. 60 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Noith Carolina State. Systematic col- lections and specimens representing the ores, minerals, etc., of the state. North Carolina Talc & Mining Co., Hew- itt. Crude talc, powdered talc and arti- cles manufactured from talc. Pomona Terra Cotta Co., Pomona. Drain tiles, sewer pipe, etc. Pratt, Joseph Hyde, Chapel Hill. Col- lection of gems and gem minerals, chromite ores. State Museum, Raleigh. Sandstones, granites, marble, leopardite, collection of cut gems and gein minerals, gold nuggets, quartz, amethyst, samarskite, columbite, wellsite, mica, maragodite, talc, maconite, kerrite, vermiculite, cul- sageeite, jeffersonite, fibrous serpen- tine, chrysolite, ripidolite, picrolite, bio- tite, uraconite, halloysite, prochloride, with corundum, pyrophillite, tourma- line, muscovite, staurolite, margasite, kyanite, crysolite, zoisite, allanite, epi- dote, chromite, spinel, itacolumite, zir- con^ wolframite, rutile, actinolite, bronzite, prase, psilomelane, chryso- colla, garnet, chromite with nickel, magnetite, lazulite, orthoclase, azurite, limonite, anthrophyllite, feldspar, as- bestos, green asbestos, tremolite, horn- blende, chalcopyrite, pyrite, copper, malachite, nickel sulphide, limonitCi altaite, molybdenite, garnet, andradite,, beryl, pyrrhotite, garnet and pyroxene.) actinolite, rogersite, argentiferous ga-' lena, sphalerite, argentiferous sul- phides, arfvedsonite, pink corundum,' corundum, spinel pleonaste, anorthite in chrysolite, hornblende in albite.; lepidolite with coruiulum, stibnite, freei gold in quartz, oligoclase, monazite^ and monazite-bearing gravel. Talcum Puff Co., Asheville. Talcum OufTs. ; Toms, M. C, Hendersonville. Zirconj and zircon-bearing rock. ; Trolinger Brothers, Haw River. Roughi brick. University of North Carolina School of .Mines, Chapel Hill. Ores and min- erals. Vade Mecum Springs Co., Vade Mecum. . Mineral water, ilexible sandstone. ; Vance, T. B., Plumtree. Ground mica. Welsbach Light Co., Gloucester City, X. J. ^lonazite and articles manufac- tured therefrom. ' GROUP 117. I University of North Carolina, Chapel; Hill. Photographs, etc. North Carolina Geological Survey. Photo- 1 graphs. Models, etc. ^j NORTH DAKOTA. LOCATION: BLOCK 51. AISLE E. GROUP 116. Billings County. Silicified wood. Bottineau County. Building stone. Cavalier County. Cement material, brick. Dickinson Fire and Pressed Brick Co., Dickinson. Pressed, ornamental and fire brick. Furnace linings. Emmons County. Building stone. Grand Forks County. Brick. McLean County. Coal, brick. Morton County. Coal. North Dakota State. Coal briquetted, building stones, g3'psum, sewer pipe, clay shingles, ornamental brick, fire brick, glazed brick, hollow tile, paving brick, art tile, paving tile, artificial stone, art and architectural cement pro- ducts, jugs and jars, art pottery, table, ware, etc. Pembina Portland Cement Co., Grand Forks. Cement. Stark County. Coal, fire, potter and sewer pipe clay, brick, building stone. Ward County. Coal, brick. Williams County. Coal. OHIO. LOCATION: BLOCK 20. AISLES 2 AND C. GROUP 116. Acme Brick Co., Marietta. Brick, crude shale. Acme Pottery Co., Crooksville. Semi- porcelain. Akron Fireproof Construction Co., Ak- ron. Electrical conduits and crude cla}^ UNITED STATES. 61 kron Insulation & Marble Co., Akron. Electrical porcelain. kron Roofing Tile Co., Akron. Tile and crude clay. lleghany Quarries, Lancaster. Sand- stone. merican Encaustic Tile Co., Zanesville. Floor and wall tile. merican Sewerpipe Co., East Liverpool. Fire clay, sewerpipe. merican Sewerpipe Co., Walkers. Fire- clay, sewerpipe. merican Sewer Pipe Co., Toronto. Sewer pipe and crude clay. ndrews & Hitchcock Iron Co., Youngs- town. Iron, slag. re Enciel Pottery Co., Zanesville. Iridescent art ware. thens Brick Co., Athens. Pavers' and crude shale. von Faience Co., Tiltonville. Artware potter}'. yres Mineral Co., Zanesville. Sands, clay and shale. auersachs, G. A., Waverly. Brick and essie Furnace, New Straitsville. Ferro Ferrosilicon, Slag. Iron ore. rier Hill Iron Sc Coal Co., Youngstown. rockman Pottery Co., Cincinnati Whiteware. rown, L. K., Zanesville. Moulding sands. Iron, slag, slag brick and cement. rockman Pottery Co., Cincinnati, uckeye Portland Cement Co., Belle- fontaine. Cement. uckeye Fireclay Co., Uhrichsville. Sewer pipe and chimnej' tops. urford Bros., East Liverpool. Semi- porcelain. ambridge Glass Co., Cambridge. Glass, incinnati Roofing Tile Co., Cincinnati. Tile. lare Iron & Steel Co., Bloom Furnace ore, charcoal, iron and slag. leveland Brick Co., Canton. Brick, limestone, clay, lime fertillizers. leveland Concrete Block Co., Cleveland. Concrete building Idock. leveland Hydraulic Press Brick Co., Cleveland. Brick and shale. olonial Salt Co., Akron. Salt, olumbus Brick & Terra Cotta Co., Lnion Inirnace. Face brick, fire clay. onstitution Stone Co., Constitution. Grindstones. rooksville China Co., Crooksville. Semi-porcelain. 'iamond Brick Co., Barberton. Brick, hollow block, crude shale. astend Pottery Co., East Liverpool. Semi-porcelain. nterprise Enamel Co., Bellaire. Enam- eled iron and raw materials. Everett Glass Co., Newark. Bottles and raw material. Faience Pottery, Zanesville. Artware, pottery. Florentine Pottery Co., Chillicothe. Art- ware. Gill Bros. Co., Steubenville. Lamp chimneys and raw materials. Globe Pottery Co., East Liverpool. Semi- porcelain. Goodwin Pottery Co., East Liverpool. Semi-porcelain. Harbison & Walker, Portsmouth. Fire brick, tank block. Harker Pottery Co., East Liverpool. Semi-porcelain. Harris Brick Co., Zanesville. Sewer brick and crude clay. Haydenville Co., Haydenville. Brick building block, fire clay. Hecla Iron Co., Hecla Furnace. Ore, charcoal, iron, charcoal, slag, lime- stone. Hocking Clay Co., Logan. Salt glazed brick, draintile, crude clay. Ironton Portland Cement Co., Ironton. Clay, limestone, cement. Jefferson Glass Co., Steubenville. Col- ored glassware and raw materials. Kerns-Gorsuch Bottle Co., Zanesville. Pickle jars and bottles. Koehlers Excelsior Salt Works, Pome- roy. Salt, bromine, "calcium." Lancaster Concrete Block and Paving Co., Lancaster. Crude materials and concrete block. Logan Pottery Co., Logan. Stoneware. Malone Stone Co., Cleveland. Sandstone, building material. Marting Iron & Steel Co., Ironton. Iron and slag. McKell Property, Wellston. Crude clays and shale. McGugin Iron Co., Olive Furnace. Ore, limestone, charcoal, iron and slag. McNicol Pottery Co., East Liverpool. Granite, C. C. and Rockingham ware. Metropolitan Paving Brick Co., Canton. F>rick, hollow block and crude shale. Mishler, M. B., Ravenna. Stoneware spe- cialties. Moores Lime Co., Springfield. Lime- stone and lime. Murphy Pottery Co., East Liverpool. Semi-porcelain. Myers Clay Co., Toronto. Flue linings, electrical conduits, fire claj'. National China Co., Canton. Fireproof- ing. partitions and floors. Nelsonville Sewer Pipe Co., Nelsonville. Brick and clay. New York Furnace, New Straitsville. Foundry iron, slag. DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Oaks, Joshua, & Son, Haverhill. Brick, Oakwood Pottery, Dayton. Artware. Ohio Pottery Co., Zanesville. Stone- ware and German cooking ware. Ohio Press Brick Co., Roseville. Brick and fire clay. Ohio State. Fuels, iron ores, clays, sands and sandstones, limestones, salt, soda, bromine, sulphur, etc. Ohio Tile Co., Hamilton. Tiles. Ohio Valley Clay Mfg. Co., Steubens- ville. Glass pot, tank blocks, boot leg. Peters & Reed Pottery Co., Zanesville. Redware and German cooking ware. Peebles Brick Co., Portsmouth. Brick and shale. Rookwood Pottery Co., Cincinnati. Rdokwood ware. Roseville Brick & Terra Cotta Co., Rose- \-ille. Pavers and lire clay. Sandusky Portland Cement Co., San- dusk}'. Clay, limestone and cement. Severs China Co., East Liverpool. Semi- porcelain and faience. Shawnee Brick Co., Shawnee. Face brick and lire clay. Standard Pottery Co., East Liverpool. \\'liite granite. Star Stoneware Co., Crooksville. Stone- ware. SterUng Oil Co., Marietta. Oil and by- products. Steubenville Pottery Co., Steubenville. White granite. Strouthers Furnace Co., Strouthersi Iron, slag and slag cement. Summit Sev/er Pipe Co., Akron. Sewe, pipe. ; Sunday Creek Coal Co., Corning. Coal] Superior Coal Co., Wellston. Coal. ' Toronto Fire Clay Co., Toronto. Bricl' and crude clav. ' Trimball Birck'Co., Trimball. Paver: shale, fire clay, sand rock. U. S. Gypsum Co., Port Clinton. Cnidt; gypsum and products. • Vodrey Pottery Co., East Liverpool! Granite. J West End Pottery Co., East Liverpooli Semi-porcelain. i Wills Creek Coal Co., Ava. Coal. Youngstown Steel Co., Youngstown Ir((n. washed metal, slag. Zanesville Filter & Pottery Co., Zanes-i viHe. Stoneware filters and filter tubes. \ Zanesville Stoneware Co., Zanesville' Stoneware, German cooking ware. GROUP 117. ; i McKell Property, Wellston. Large chart! showins geological section. Ohio State. Maps, charts, etc., on the; mineral industr3^ ! Picklands, Mather & Co., Cleveland.' Charts on iron ore and pig iron pro-. duction of U. S. OKLAHOMA. LOCATION: BLOCK 51. AISLE F. GROUP 116. Alexander, York, Watonga. Gypsum. American Brick & Tile Co., Oklahoma City. Brick and shale. American Cement Co., Watonga. Gyp- sum and cement. Ames, E. R., Newkirk. Limestone. Ammon ^ Wood, Oklahoma City. Shale and lirick. Anderson, H., Woodward. Sandstone. Anderson, O. A., Woodward. Sandstone. Armstrong, J. C., Newkirk. Limestone. Bawker, John, Uncas. Limestone. Ballard, J. D., Weatherford. Gypsum and sandstone. Bates, J., Pawnee. Sandstone. Betty, R. G., Billings. Sandstone. Blackwell Cement Co., Peckham. Ce- ment. Blaine County. Salt, gypsum, cement, doll unite, sandstone, mineral waters. Boxley, O. A., Hobart. Limestone. Boyer, J. W., Geary. Dolomite. Broils, A., Ripley. Sandstone. Brown, C. H., Newkirk. Limestone. Burrenet, R., Quinlan. Gypsum. Bush, Ed., Ripley. Sandstone. Butler, T. L., Cashing. Sandstone. Caddo County. Sandstone and sand. Caldwell. H., Hinton. Sandstone and sand. Canadian County. Brick and clay. Carmiachel, M., Uncas. Limestone. Catlett, A., Pawnee. Limestone and sandstone. Chandler Pressed Brick Co.. Chandler. llrick ;ind shale. Chaney, L. J., Salton. Gypsum and salt. Chilocco Industrial School, Chilocco. Limestone. Clapp, G. M., Whitehorse. Sandstone. Clarke, A. B., Tecumseh. Iron rock. Cleveland County. Sand and sandstone concretions. Coleman, J., Newkirk. Sand. UNITED STATES. 63 omanche County. Brick clay, mineral waters, oils. opeland, L., Geary. Dolomite, ross, T. B., Stillwater. Sandstone, uster County. Gypsum, sand, sand- stone. alhke, C. Agra. Sandstone, anal, E., Shawnee. Brick and clay, ean, J. M., Quinlan. Gypsum, ewey County. Gypsum and sandstone, sagins, J. S., Newkirk. Limestone, iiller, M., Newkirk. Limestone, annon, A. J., Elk City. Sandstone, arfield County. Brick clay, eary Pressed Brick Co., Geary. Brick and shale. raham, A., Shawnee. Sandstone, rant County. Sandstone, reer County. Gypsum, granite, salt limestone, sandstone, sand, brick, clay, oil. ober. John, Woodward. Sandstone, riffling. A., Elk City. Sandstone, ale, J. B., Pawhuska. Sandstone, anna, L. M., Woodward. Clays and pumice. arper, Chas., Watonga. Gypsum, arris, J., Cushing. Sandstone, arris, J. D., Skedee. Sandstone, athaway, L. T., Quinlan. Gypsum, enquenet, A., Ferguson. Salt and clays. epple, L., Skedee. Sandstone, iphson, J., Gage. Sandstone, ixon, J., Cushing. Sandstone, off. R. T., Bridgeport. Dolomite, opkins Bros., Cushing. Sandstone, ough, E. H., Cushing. Sandstone, utchison, E., Perry. Sandstone, rome. M.. Perry. Sandstone, aupka, C, Norman. Sand, ay County. Limestones, clays, ce- ments, g-ypsuni, sandstones, sand, oils. ee, O. B., Westherford. Sandstone, eiser, W. B., Salton. Salt and gypsum, ettell. W. H., Granite. Granites, lein, C. H., Newkirk. Limestone. !Owa County. Limestone, copper ore, iron ore. brick, clav. sand. irkoff, M., Geary. "Dolomite, amberson, J. W., Ralston. Sandstone, iwton Press Brick Co., Law^ton. Shale ;nd brick. incoln County. Sandstone, brick, clay, oveall, J.. Stroud. Sandstone, angum Press Brick Co., Mangum. Shale and brick. artz, J. D., Watonga. Sandstone and carved gyp.snm. cBrice, A., Watonga. Sandstone. cCann, Geo., Ralston. Sandstone. cCann, W. T., Nardin. Sandstone. cMary, J., Hobart. Limestone. cNally, Dan., Shawnee. Sandstone, endenhall, P. J., Geary. Dolomite. Milliken, C. H., Lawton. Sand. Mobs, J., Hobart. Limestone. Monsell, M. E., Anadarko. Sandstone. Morgan, A. R., Lawton. Sandstone. Muely, J., Geary. Dolomite. Muns, Sam., Cushing. Sandstone. Murphy, M., Stillwater. Sandstone. Newkirk Gas and Mineral Co., Newkirk. Oil. Noble County. Sandstone, clays, sand, conglomerates. Norton, J., Pawnee. Sandstone. Oklahoma Brick Co., Oklahoma City. Brick and shale. Oklahoma County. Brick, clays and ar- tificial bnilding stone. Oklahoma Stone Manufacturing Co., Ok- lahoma City. Artificial building stone. Oklahoma Territory. Brick, clays, shales, cements, Bessemer copper ©re, gypsum, granites, gravel, iron ore, limestones, sandstones, salt, sand, arti- ficial bnilding stone, limestone rail- ing, artificial building stone railing, gypsum railing, sandstone concretions, gypsum Indian bust, carved gypsum, mineral waters, oils. Osage Nation. Sandstones, clay, oil. Palm.er, S. S., Pawhuska. Sandstone. Pawnee County. Sandstones, limestones, sand. Payne County. Sandstones, brick, clay, sand. Perat, M., Hobart. Limestone. Plunkett, J. S., Salton. Gypsum. Pottowaitomie County. Ironstone, sand- stone, sand, clays, brick, gravel. Price, Ed., Weatherford. Gypsum and sand. Probosco, N. S., Kaw City. Sandstone, limestone, and sand. Rader, D. J., Stroud. Sandstone. Reids, Alex., Ralston. Sandstone. Reynolds, G., Newkirk. Limestone. Robinson, L. J., Kildare. Limestone. Root, W. E., Lawton. Sandstone. Rouse, O., Cleveland. Sandstone. Rubey Stucco Co., Ferguson. Gypsum, and cement. Sennet, P. F., Chandler. Sandstone. Shawnee Press Brick Co., Shawnee. Shale and brick. Sims, L. B., Texola. Limestone. Skidmore, J. A., Newkirk. Limestone. Sprague, W. B.. Granite. Granites. Stark, W. W., Tecumseh. Sandstone. Stillwater Press Brick Co., Stillwater. Shale and brick. Strong, R., Nardin. Sandstone. Stubbs, C. A., Mangum. Sand. Stubbs, C. A., Mangum. Sandstone. Stuck, Fred., Ferguson. Gypsum. Stumpp, L. P., Perry. Conglomerate, sandstone and sand. Sumner, A. E., Heman. Gypsum. 64 DEPA-RTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Timmons, R. A., Shawnee. Gravel. Trumbly, M. T., Bridgeport. Dolomite. U. S. Gypsum Co. Cement. Vance, Noah, Foss. Sandstone. Waldron, P., Wildman. Iron ore. Walker, C. P., Perry. Sandstone and sand. Wall, W. M., Elk City. Sandstone. Washita County. Sandstone. Whitson, J. H., Tecumseh. Sandstone. Wilkes Pressed Brick Co., Hobart. Brick and clay. Williams, Ed., Foss. Sandstone. Williams, J., Gushing. Lime. Wofley, T., Elk City. Sandstone. Wommack, J. R., Geary. Dolomite. Woods County. Gypsum, brick clays. Woodward County. Gypsum, sand, clays, saiuLstone. '. Yeager, L., Elk City. Sandstone. Young, N. S., Kildare. Limestone. i GROUP 117. ■ ; Cleveland County. Geological relief map: of Okiah(nna, prepared by Dr. Finney., with geology by Prof. Chas. X. Gould.' Martz, D. J., Watonga. Models carved from Gypsum. ' Oklahoma Territory. Relief map show- ing economic geological resources. [ OREGON. LOCATION: BLOCK 80. AISLE H. GROUP 116. Alamo Gold Mg. Co., Alamo. Gold quartz. Aurora Mg. Co., Ira Lemon, Owner, Geiser. Gold quartz. Baby McKee Mg. Co., Cableville. Gold quartz. Badger Gold Mg. Co., Susanville. Gold and silver ores. Belcher Mg. Co., Greenhorn. Gold quartz. Big Four Gold Mg. Co., Granite. Gold quartz. Blue Bird Gold Mg. Co., Wheeler, Pres., Lawton. Gold quartz. Bonanza Gold Mines Co., Geiser. Gold quartz._. Buck Gulch Placers, Weaver Bros., Owners, Granite. Gold nuggets. Buckeye Gold Mg. Co., North Powder. Copper and gold quartz. California Gold Mg. Co., L. R. Bellman, Mgr., Cableville. Gold quartz. California Gulch Placers Mg. Co., F. D. Smith, \[.. Sumpter. Gold nuggets. Carpenter Placers, Carpenter & Co., Baker City. Gold nuggets. Chloride Gold Mg. Co., Armstrong, Mgr., Baker Citv. Gold quartz. Clarks Creek PI. Mg. Co., N. E. Im- baus, I\Tgr.. Baker Citv. Gold nugget. Climax Mg. Co., G. W. Gravson, Owner, San Francisco. Cnl. Gold rpnrtz. Columbia Gold Mg. Co., Frank S. Baillie, ATtcr.. Sumpter. Free gold quartz. Connor Creek Mg. Co., Jos. Myrick, ]\rgr., Conner Creek. Free gold ore. Cooper Butte Mg. Co., Gilkerson Br., Owners, Burkemont. Copper ores. Copoeropolis Gold Mg. Co., Comer. Gold and co])per quartz. Cornucopia Mg. Co., Cornucopia. Gold' quartz and calaverite. Cougar Mg. Co., W. J. Larkin, Mgr., Granite. Gold quartz. Cracker Cradie G. M. Co., J. J. Hennes-! sv, Mgr., Baker City. Gold quariz. 1 Cracker Jack G. M. Co., Lee S. Ovitt.j Mgr., Cableville. Cracker Summit G. M. Co., Killen, War- 1 ner, Stewart Co., ]\lgrs., Sumpter. Gold quartz. Daggett Diggings Mg. Co., J. H. Parker, Owner, Baker City. Placer boulders and leaf gold ore. Del Monte Mg. Co., George W. Eddy, Pres., Boston, ]\lass. Gold quartz. Denis, W. B., Pontland. Model of Black- hutte ?\lining District. Dixie Meadow^s Mg. Co., J. W. Messner. Mgr., Comer. Gold quartz. Downie Placers, Dr. Fisher, Owner, Portland. Gold nuggets. Elk Creek PI., N. C. Haskell, Mgr.. Baker City. Gold nugget. Eureka & Excelsior Mg. Co., Jonathan Bourne, P., Portland. Gold quartz. Financial Mg. Co., A. Edgar Beard. Owner, Baker City. Gold quartz. Flagstaff Mg. Co., N. E. Imhaus, Mgr.. Baker Cit.v. Gold quartz. Forest Mg. Co., Dr. F. A. Walters, Mgr., Sumpter. Gold quartz. Forty Nine Jimmie Mg. Co., Mose Fuchs, Mgr., Baker City. Tellunclc ores. Gallagher Mg. Co., Gallagher Bros., l>aker City. Gold quartz. Gem Gold Mg. Co., Geiser Bros., Own- ers, Baker City. Free gold ore. Golconda Gold Mines Co., Jas. A. How- ard, Mgr., Sumpter. Gold ore. Gold quartz. UNITED STATES. (}5 )ld Hill Mg. Co., Jas. A. Panting, Mgr., Baker City. Gold quartz. )ld Ridge Mg. Co., J. Nickols, Mgr., VVeatherby. Gold quartz. )lden Chariot Mg. Co., Dr. Brock, .Mgr., Sumpter. Gold quartz. aphite Mg. Co., J. Arthur, Owner, Baker City. eat Northern Mg. Co., Isaac Guker, .Mgr., Canyon City. Native gold. irvest Queen Mg. Co., W. B. McDou- gak Owner, Homestead. Copper g:lance. ighland G. M. Co., Neil J. Sorensen & Co., M., Sumpter. Gold quartz. aosier Boy Gold Mg. Co., Comer. Gold quartz. ex Mg. Co., Arthur Hill, Owner, Sagi- naw, Mich. Gold quartz. iperial Mg. Co., Capt. Paul, Mgr., Cableville. Gold quartz. die^na Gold M?. Co., J. W. Messner. Mgr., Baker City. Gold and copper ares. ter Ocean G. M. Co., A. Pearce, Mgr., Baker City. Gold quartz. 3n Dyke Mg. Co., Frank E. Pearce, Mgr., Homestead. Copper ores. X L Mg. Co., Kelley, Mgr., Green- horn. Gold quartz. y Gould Mg. Co., C. W. Faull, Mgr., Baker City. Gold quartz. I Bellevue Mg. Co., J. H. Parker, Mgr., Baker City. Gold and silver ore. I Clede Gold Mg. Co., J. H. Mitchell, -Mgr., Baker City. Copper ores. ist Chance Mg. Co., Lilly, Mgr., Cable- ville. Gold quartz. ;ila Mg. Co., Wm. Reynolds, Owner, Baker City. Gold quartz. sten Lake Gold Mg. Co., J. Win Wil- son, Mgr., Greenhorn. Gold and cop- per ores. )okout Mtn. Mg. Co., O. Battin, Owner, Baker City. Native gold. icky Boy Mg. Co., John Arthur, Owner, Baker City. Gold quartz. icy Group Mg. Co., Sam P. Stott, Pres., Greenliorn. Gold (|uartz. :Dougal Group Mg. Co., W. B. Mc- 'nougal. Owner. Homestead. Copper ">res. ignolia Mg. Co., Port Conde, Mgr., •Viker City. Gold quartz. lid of Erin Mg. Co.. Barrows, Mgr., Algr., Buffalo, N. Y. Gold quartz. ixwell Mg. Co., J. K. Romig, Mgr., xnnger. Gold quartz. !iy Queen Gold Mg. Co., John Thom- iCn, Mgr., Baker City. Gold quartz. 'dway Gold Mo-. Co., H. T. Hendryx. I'lgr., Sumpter. Gold quartz. timing Mining Co., Ames & Co., Treenhorn. Gold quartz. Monster G. M. Co., Wm. Eblen, Pres., Baker City. Gold quartz. Montie Cons. G. M. Co., W. L. Vinson, Mgr., Baker City. Gold . button and ore. Monumental G. M. Co., Granite. Native silver. North American Mg. Co., Judge Th. Burke, Mgr., Baker City. Copper ores. North Pole Mg. Co., Emil Melzer, Mgr., Sumpter. Polished gold quartz. Na- tive gold quartz. Northwestern Granite Co., N. C. Haskell, Mgr., Baker City. Granite. Octe Gold M. Co., Patterson, Mgr., Poca- hontas. Gold quartz. Oregon Chief G. M. Co., J. T. Donnelly, Pres., Baker City. Gold quartz. Oregon Lime & Plaster Co., F. W. Beebe. Pres., Lime. Gypsum. Oregon Monarch G. M. Co., Killen, Warner, Stewart Co., ^Mgrs., Sump- ter. Gold quartz. Ornament Mg. Co., Francis Clarno, Owner, Portland. Gold quartz. Owl & Elephant Mg. Co., W. H. W. Hamilton, Sumoter. Gold quartz. Pine Creek Placers, Tabe Reed, Owner, Hereford. Placer boulder. Pine Creek Placers, C. F. Zins, Owner, Baker Citv. Gold nuggets. Phil Sheridan, C. S. Miller, Owner, Granite. Gold quartz. Phoenix G. M. Co., T. Parker, Mgr., Greenhorn. Gold quartz (polished). Piatt's Group Mg. Co., Geiser-Hendryx Co., Mgrs., Sumpter. Gold quartz. PoUshed Juniper Tree Mg. Co., Fred R. Mellis, Owner, Baker City. Petrifac- tion. Present Need Mg. Co., P. F. Morey, Owner, Portland. Gold quartz. Psyche Gold Mg. Co., E. W. Muller, ^igr., Sumpter. Gold quartz. Red Boy Gold Mines Co., E. J. Godfrey, Pres., Portland. Gold quartz. Ross Gulch Mg. Co., P. Basche, Mgr., Baker Citv. Gold quartz. St. Patrick Mg. Co., E. F. Zins, Owner, Baker City. Copper ores. Sampson G. M. Co., F. S. Lack. Pres., Baker City. Gold quartz. Sanger Gold Mg. Co., J. K. Romig, Mgr., Sanger. Gold quartz. Silver Crown Mg. Co., D. M. Kelley, Owner, Baker City. Gold and silver quartz. Snow Creek Mg. Co., Fred D. Smith, Mgr., Sumpter. Gold and copper quartz. Standard Cons. Gold Mines Co., Killen, Warner, Stewart Co., Mgrs.. Sumpter. Gold, copper and cobalt ores. 66 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY^ Stice's Gulch PI. Mg. Co., Killen, W. S. Co., Sumpter. Gold nuggets. Storm King Mg. Co., T. J. Costello, Sumpter. Gold quartz. _ Tabor Fraction Mg. Co., Geiser-Hen- dryx, INlgrs., Sumpter. Native gold quartz. „ _, Tempest Mg. Co., Bennett & Sons, Owners, Baker City. Gold quartz. Timber Canyon Mines Co., Judge Thos. Burke U.. Baker City. . Gold quartz. Uncle Dan G. M. Co., Dan Cochran, Owner. Baker City. Gold quartz_ United Elkhorn Gold Mmes Co., J. C. Fields. Mgr., Baker City. Gold quartz and concentrates. Valley Queen Mg. Co., Tom. C. Gra]j Mgr., Sumpter. Gold quartz. ' Victor G. Mg. Co., H. T. Hendryx, Mgi| Sumpter. Gold quartz. Virginia Mg. Co., Ernst & Co., Owner; Greenhorn. Wire gold ore. 1 Virtue Gold Mines Co., Arthur Buckbei! Mgr.. A. Edgar Beard. Owner, Bake! City. Gold ore. j Willie Boy Mg. Co., Cleaver Brosj :M-grs., Baker City. Gold quartz. ; Winterville PI. Mg. Co., Peter Manij Mgr., Baker City. Gold nuggets. i Yankee Boy Mg. Co., A. W. Dunn, Mgil Comer. Gold quartz. PENNSYLVANIA. LOCATION: BLOCK 41. AISLES 2, E AND D. GROUP 115- Anthracite Coal Companies. Collective exhibit of complete equipment of tools and materials used in anthracite coal mining. GROUP 116. Abrasive Materials Company. Carbo- rundum in different grades. Academy of Natural Science, Philadel- phia. Collection of coal fossils. Allentown Iron Company, Allentown. Iron ore. Allison D. F., Howard. Brown stone. American Cement Company, Coplay. Cement rock, ground rock, clinker, and finished product. „ j American Plumbago Mmmg Co., Read- ing. Graphite. Amy & Company, Greenville. Blue stone. _ -T .ui. Atlas Portland Cement Company, North- ampton. Cement rock, ground rock, clmker and finished cement. Anthracite Coal Companies. Anthracite Avondale Marble Company, Avondale. Statuary marble. Beaver Falls Art Tile Company, Beaver Falls. Showing process of manutac- turc of enamel wall and vitreous tile. Beech Creek Coal & Coke Co., New York City. Coal. Berwind-White Coal Mining Company, Philadelphia. Bituminous coal. _ Bittinger & Eberly, Bittinger. Lime- stone. . , Blernby, Christian, Lycoming, band- stone. . Bonneville Cement Company, Sigtnes, P-i. Cement rock, ground, clinker .-ind cement. Brandywine Summit Kaolin & Feldspe Co., Philadelphia. Feldspar, Kaolii' china clay, china ware. Brinkley, D. L., Adamstown. Red sane! stone. I Brookside Club, Williamsport. Blacj marble. Butler Junction Coal Company, Butki Junction, Pa. Bituminions coal. | Cambria Fire Brick Company, Figer' Pn. Fire clay, crude, calcined and 1 bricks. Cambria Steel Company, Johnstow Bituminous coal. Carnegie Steel Company, Pittsbur Iron ore. ' Carr, Millard. Lapps. Limestone. ChamberUn, W. B.. Danville. Ire ores. . '1 Chronister, C. R., New Oxford. Lim*; stone. ; Clearfield Fire Brick Company. CleaJ field. Pa. Fire clay, crude, calcnic; and in bricks ; Columbia Brick Co., Columbia. Cnic, clav. partly prepared clay and bn<.| Commercial Coal Mining Co.. Philadej nhia. Bituminous coal. . 'ConkUng-Armstrong Terra Cotta Ccj Philadelphia. Terra cotta pie«s car ping the shafts of stone and bricK. , Conshohocken Stone Quarry Co.. Phil; delphia. Fimestone. Coplay Cement Mfg. Co Coplay. t'; ment rock, ground rock, chnkcr an, finished cement. j Cornwall Ore Bank Company, Cornwaij Iron ore. Coxe Brothers, Inc., Drifton. AntW. DeHuff, A. G., Lebanon. Sandstone. UNITED STATES. 67 ris & Harris. Rock Point. Sand- one. Huff, A. G., Lebanon. Sandstone, aney Fire Brick Company, Fair- lance. Fire clay, calcined clay and rick. aware & Hudson Canal Company, crapton. Anthracite coal. cter Portland Cement Company, Na- ireth. Cement rock, ground rock inker and finished cement. :on Woods Company, Pittsburg. ire clay, calcined clay and brick. L. & W. R. R. Co., Scranton. An- iracite coal. lean, Peter S., Ore Hill. Iron ore. ham Iron Works, Riegelsville. Red smatite and magnetite iron ores. ipse Lubricating Oil Co., Franklin. 'iis and by-products and oil sands. mens Nickel Co., Youngwood, Pa. lickel ore and products. pire Marble Company. Green marble cm near Easton, Pa. dn, Henry, Bethlehem. Hematite on ore. iier & Son, Perkiomenville. Belgian locks. derick, Monroe & Company, Far- mdsville. Pa. Fire clav and products. :k, H. C, Coke Co.," Scottdale, Pa. ection bitmninous coal seam and coke. sdenville Zinc Co., Friedensville. inc ores. loway, Wm., Philadelphia, Pa. Pot- ;'ry products from Pa. clay. ) Nickel Mines & Furnaces. Nickel, dner, James, Jr., Pittsburg. Clays. :es, Jos. P. & M. F., Philadelphia. oal. nn, William, Baltimore. Chromium 'ood pit ore. chromite. :ham. Clay, Cogan House. Brown monite. iham Kaolin Co., Avondale. Clays nd products. ggs, Daniel, Montoursville. Sand- one. ig, D., Germantown. White Sand- one. fey, F. M., Pittsburg. Drill cores, nner, Fred, Allegheny. Sandstone, bison- Walker Refractories Co., Pitts- irg. Fire clay and products. ,t, Solomon, O., Cogan House, Pa. I on ores. I'ays and brick. tman, Joseph & Son, Pittsburg. indstone. ' tzell, H. K., Philadelphia. Magnetite d semi-hematite. t dricks. Winfield, Schuylkill Haven. ndstone. ['>ard, Jesse, Lima. Gneiss and gran- ^ 'ell, Dr. Wm., Lycoming. Ore iiints. 'Humrnelstown Brown Stone Co., Wal- tonville. Sandstone. International Cement Company, Eliza- beth, Pa. .Cement rock, ground rock, clinker and cement. Irwin, Henry, Bethlehem, Pa. Paint, clays, crude, floated and finished prod- uct. Hoopes, H. A., Harrisburg, Pa. Copper ores. Jamison Coal and Coke Company, Pitts- burg, Pa. Section of bituminous coal vein, coke. Johnson, R. H., Wayne. Trap rock. Johnson, Samuel J., Morton. Granite. Jones, David, Philadelphia. Clays, brick and graphite. Keys, George W., Conshohocken. Clays and finished products. Kittaning Fire Clay & Brick Co., Pitts- burg. Brick used in stone and terra cotta. Knauer, David, St. Peters. Granite. Knox, J. P. & E. A., Allegheny City. Sandstone. Lehigh & WilkesBarre Coal Co., Wilkes Barre. Anthracite coal. Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co., Lansford. Anthracite coal. Lehigh Valley Coal Co., Wilkes Barre. Anthracite coal. Lehigh Metallic Paint Co., Alburtis Paint clays. Lehigh Portland Cement Co., Allentown. Cement; cement rocks, concrete, clinker, etc. Leiby, Isaac U., Virginville. Limestone. Lightner, Nathaniel, Gettysburg, Pa. Granite. Logan Iron & Steel Co., Lewiston. Fossil ore, carbon and roasted carbon ores. Luzerne Ochre Manufacturing Co., Moosehead. Paint clays. Martin's Creek Portland Cement Co., ?\Iartin's Creek. Cement rocks and finished cement. Mayer Pottery Co., Limited, Beaver Falls. Clays and process of the manu- facture of semi-vitreous china. Mayer, Dr. T. H. Gneiss rock. McClarren, J., Cogan Station. Fossil iron ore. McConnell, E. M., New Castle. Carbon- ated iron ore. McCoy & Linn, Milesburg. Brown he- matite and brown hematite pipe ore. Mcllvain & Brother, Bellemonte. Lime- stone. Mcllvain, George D., Bellemonte. Lime- stone. McManus & Reilly, Philadelphia. Sand- stone. McWilliams, George, Canonsburg, Free- stone. Mellick, E. E., Retort, Pa. Fire clay, crude, calcined and in bricks. 68 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Menges, Mrs. D. D., Allentown, Pa. Iron ores. . Meyer, Abraham, Cogan House. Oolitic limestone, limonite and hematite. Mill Hall Brick Works, Lock Haven. Clays and brick. Milroy Cement Companies, Milroy, Pa. Cement rock ground, clinker and ce- ment. Moll B. H., Alburtis. Paint clays. Montello Brick Works, Reading. Clays and brick. _ .^ .„ Montour Iron & Steel Co., Danville. Ores and associated mmerals from Montour Co. Morris, E. S., Quarry Glen. Blue stone. Moyer, J. S. & Co., Bethlehem. Slate pavilion and other exhibits. National Cement Co., Pittsburg. Sand- stone. , r^ Nazareth Cement Co., Nazareth. Ce- ment rock and finished cement. New York & Scranton Coal Co., Scran- ton. Anthracite coal. Nice, Eugene E., Philadelphia. Paint clays. Nickel Mines and Furnaces, Gap Station. Nickel, copper, chalcorite and chry- socolla. O'Hart, Solomon, Cogan House. Brown limonite. Osceola Coal & Coke Co., Osceola Mills. Bituminous coal. Peach Bottom Slate Producers Assn., T~)p] + o SlcltC Pennsylvania Cement Co., New York City. Cements, rock and finished prod- ucts. Pennsylvania Coal Co., Scranton. An- thracite coal. Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Co., Philadel- phia. Coal and coke. Pennsylvania Glass Sand Co., Pittsburg. Sand and products. Pennsylvania Marble & Granite Co., Westgrove. Marble and granUe. Pennsylvania Paint & Ochre Co., Allen- town. Paint clays. Pennsylvania Plumbago Company, Phoe- nixville, Pa. Graphite. Pennsylvania Railroad Co., Pittsburg. Sandstone. Pennsylvania State. Building stones, black marble, lime stone, sandstone, granite, graphite, slate, fire clay, felds- par, china clay, terra cotta, fire brick, paper clay, cement rock, finished ce- ment, paint clays, spelter, zinc ores, fossil ores, manganese ores, anthracite and bituminous coals, iron ores from different localities. Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co.. Pottsville. Anthracite coal. Phoenix Iron Works, Phoenixville. Magnetite. Phoenix Cement Co., Nazareth. Ce' ment rock and finished cement. i Piatt, C. C, State Run. Sandstone \ Plank, Dr. D. Heber, Morgantown' Manganese ores and copper ores. | Pottstown Iron Co., Pottstown. Magnei tite, hematite and manganese ores. ' Potts, William, Weybrook. Magnetite Puritan Coal Mg. Co., Philadelphi; Bituminous coal. ; Queen's Run Fire Brick Co., Lock Haver Clays and brick. \ Reading Anthracite Compressed Fuh of coke o\'ens. State of Pennsylvania. Photographs, transparencies, relief maps, geologi- cal maps, working model bituminous coal tipple, coke ovens, etc., model of coal mine. GROUP 118. Lehigh Zinc & Iron Co., Bethlehem. Metallurgy of zinc oxides and spiegel. GROUP 119. Anthracite Coal Companies. Statistical cubes, showing original amount of anthracite coal in fields, amount still in mines, etc. Pennslyvania State. Statistical shaft, showing values of mineral products in 1903: graphical charts, showing com- parative statistics. Geological Reports. SOUTH DAKOTA. LOCATION: BLOCK 61. AISLES 2, F AND G. GROUP 116. cron Mining & Milling Co., Custer. ^\lineral paints. Ibien, H. A., Custer. Gold ore. rgyle Fuller's Earth Co., Custer. Ful- ler's earth and volcanic ash. Ider Creek Mg. Co., Flat Iron. Gold ore. naconda Gold Mg. & Mlg. Co., Lead. Gold ore. lachley, Dr. E. V., Custer. Tungsten, gold and copper ore. achman, George, Deadwood. Gold ore. ig Four Mg. Co., Deadwood. Gold ore. ion Mine, Galena. Galena, gold and silver. lack Hills Marble Co., Custer, lackley, E. V., Custer. Wolframite, oswell, S., Dead Dog District, oyce, S., Grand View, Custer.. Gold ore. urch, H., Deadwood. Gold, silver and asbestos. ennett, G. M., Deadwood. Gold ore. lUups & Tuttle, Rochford. Gold, silver and lead ores. Black Hills Copper Co., Rochford. Cop- per. Bryer, Steve, Silver City. Gold, silver, lead and antimony. Big Sioux Granite Co., Sioux Falls. Pav- ing stone and polished black granite. Burke Sandstone Quarry, Hot Springs. Building stone. Canton Mg. Co., Hill City. Gold ore. Capital Gold Mining Co., Deadwood. Gold ore. Central Black Hills Copper M. & M. Co., Custer. Copper. Central Copper Co., Custer. Copper. Christie, James, & Co., Rochford. Gold ore. Clark & Smith, Rochford. Gold ore. Cleopatra Gold Mg. Co., Spearfish. Gold ore. Clover Leaf Mining Co., Roubaix. Gold ore. Clover Leaf Mg. Co., Roubaix. Free gold in quartz with galena and iron. Coe, A. W., Deadwood. Gold ore. Collins, Peterson & Tarrant, Custer. Tin ore. Collins, J. R., Custer. Pipefur mine. Collister, John, Deadwood. Gold ore. DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Columbia Mining & Milling Co. Gold ore. Columbus Cons. Gold Mg. Co., Dead- wood. Gold ore. Columbus Mining Co., Rockford. Gold ore. Conzett, James, Deadwood. Gold, sil- ver and lead ores. Copper Cliff Mining Co., Rochford. Graphite. Custer County. Gold ore. Fuller's earth, volcanic ash, Tungsten copper ore, tin ore^ silver and lead ores, Ar- senopyrite ore and graphite. Custer Mountain Mg. Co., Custer. Gold ore. Cuyahoga Mining Co., Custer. Gold ore. Dakota Gold Mg. & Mlg. Co., Deadwood. Gold ore. Davier, L. V., Deadwood. Uranium ore, and autunite. Davis, E. N., and Rembold. Maggie Mine, Custer Co. Deadbroke Mining Co., Blacktail Gulch. Gold ore. Deadwood Standard Gold M. Co. Lime ore, gold. Drake Polishing Works, Sioux Falls. Dunn, Aaron, Deadwood. Gold ore. Ornamental stones. Eagle Mountain Mine, Pennington, Co. Earle, Henry, Bear Butte District. Gold silver and lead ore. East Sioux Falls Quarry Co., Sioux Falls. Paving stone, ashler and pol- ished building stone of jasper and quartzite. Etta Mining & MilHng Co. Gold ore. Etta Spodumene Co., Silver City. Spodumene. Etta Tin Mg. Co., Hill City. Spodumene. Extreme Gold Mg. Co., Custer. Gold ore. Fisher, A. D., Custer. Gold ore. Floorman & Son, Charles, Greenwood. Gold ore. Foran & Wheeler, Custer. Tungsten ore. Francis, H. H., Spring Creek. Pyrite ore. Galena Mg. Co., Deadwood. Lead and silver ores. Garvey & Bose. Gold and silver ores. Gertie Mining & Milling Co., Hill City. Tin. Gertie Tin Co., Hill City. Cassiterite and tin ore. Gilmore & Carpenter, Deadwood. Gold ore. , Gilt Edge Maid Gold Mg. Co., Dead- wood. Gold ore. Gladiator Gold M. & M. Co., Des Moines, la. Gold ore. Gladiator Cons. Mg. Co., Des Moines, la Gold ore. Globe Gold Mg. Co., Lead. Gold ore. Godfrey, Chris., Central City. Gold ore Godfrey & Johnson, Central City. Golc ore. Gold Slipper Mining Co., Hill City. Golc! ore. I Golden Empire Co., Deadwood. Frecj gold quartz and placer nuggets. ; Golden Reward Cons. Gold M. & M. Co.! Deadwood. Gold ore. ] Golden Banner M. Co., Custer Co. Gold.i Golden Eagle Mine. Custer. | Golden West G. M. & M. Co., Hill City| Gold ore. ] Golden Empire Mg. Co. Tin ore, streairi tin, cassiterite crystals and native gold; specimens. ' Goldstake Gold Mg. Co., Deadwood! Gold and silver ores. ; Grantz Gold Mg. & Mlg. Co., Deadwood.j Gold ore. ' Heath, B. J., Rochford. Gold ore. Heinault, A., Deadwood. Gold ore. Henault, Dennis, Custer. Volcanic sand.i Fuller's earth, etc. ! Hidden Fortune Mg. Co., Lead. Tungs-] ten and gold ores. : Hidden Treasure Mg. Co., Deadwood. Gold ore. i Homestake Mining Co., Lead. Gold ore.j Homestake Belt Gold Mining Co. ' Horseshoe Gold Mining Co., Galena. Bullion mine. Gold ore. Horshoe Mining & Milling Co., Dead- wood. Gold ore. Holy Terror Mg. Co., Keystone. Gold ore. Ivanhoe Gold Mg. Co., Custer. Gold ore. Imperial Mining Co., Deadwood. Gold ore. Iron Hill Mining & Milling Co., Carbon- ate. Silver and lead ores. Johnson, A. Gold and tin ores. Jupiter Gold Mg. Co., Deadwood. Gold ore. Jim Creek Smelting Co. Copper ore. J Keep Agoing Mining Co., Custer. Gold" ore. Kern, J. F. & A. L., Milwaukee, Wis. Gold ore. Keimer, Henry, Deadwood. Gold ore. Keith, B. J., Cumberland Group. Kidd & Moor. Gold, silver and copper ores. Kerney Bros., Rochford. Gold ore. King, Silver City. Gold, silver and lead ores. Lawrence County. Gold ore, lead ore, silver ore, asbestos, uranium ore, an- tonite, free gold and placer nuggets. ; iron ore. UNITED STATES. 71 Layton, J. W., Custer. Copper ore. Layton & Foran, Custer. Gold ore. Layton & Pilger, Custer. Gold ore. Lexington Hill Gold Mg. Co., Dead- wood. Gold ore. Lucky Strike Gold Mg. Co., Deadwood. Gold ore. Lundberg, Dorr & Wilson, Terry. Gold ore. Magnesson, M., Lead. Gold ore. S^agnolia Mg. & Milling Co., Deadwood. Gold ore. Matson, O. W., & George Bews, Dead- wood. Gold ore. \/Iatson, O. W., Ago Mine, Garden City, Gold and silver. McMillan, John, Mead Co. Lithograph stone. VIcCoU & Co., Rochford. Gold ore. VIcDermott, Mrs. Jeff., Orrville. Tin. Vlaloney Blue Lead Mg. & Smelting Co., Deadwood. Copper. Vlendenhall, W. W., Rochford. Gold ore. Miller, Frank A., Custer. Gold ore. Morthwestern Mg. Co., Custer. Gold ore. Qevin, et al., Drummer Mine., Custer Co. Gold ore. Dlds & Co., W. W., Custer. Silver and lead ores. Dhio-Deadwood Mining Co., Rochford. Gold ore. Driole Mg. Co., Hill City. Gold ore. Dscar, H., Nahant. Silver and antimony. Dverpeck, A. C, Pennington Co., Cop- per ore. 'ennington County. Gold ore, silver and lead ores, antinionj', pyrite, copper, graphite, spoduniene, tin nickel, and iron ores. i^ennsylvania Gold Mg. & Milling Co., Deadwood. Gold ore. ^enobscot Gold Mg. Co., Maitland. Gold ore. ^hillips & Tuttle, Dictatum Mine, Silver City. ^henix Gold Mg. Co., Deadwood. Gold ore, summit ore. ^ilger & Hickman, Custer. Gold ore. ^luma Gold Mg. Co., Lead. Gold ore. Portland Gold Mg. Co., Deadwood. Gold ore?. ^owell & Little. Gold ore. ^ozenansky, Felix, Rapid City. Iron ore. ?ueen of the Hills Mg. Co., Deadwood. Gold ore. bobbins & Co., C. W., Custer. Gold and copper ores. bobbins, Feay & Demereau, Custer. Gold ore. Robinson, Mrs. C, Spokane. Arsenopy- rite ore. Russell, Fred, Custer. Gold ore. Russell & Cook, Custer. Gold ore. Reliance Gold Mg. & Milling Co., Dead- wood. Gold ore. Ricker, E. A., Keystone. Gold ore. Ruth, Heim & Georgia, Lead. Gold, sil- ver and lead ores. Scott, Samuel, & Co., Custer. Iron, copper and gold ores. Starkweather, Hanley & Gird, Custer. Graphite. Safe Investment M. & M. Co., Dead- wood. Gold ore. Seigler, George, Cyanide. Gold ore. Seim & Nelson, Deadwood. Gold ore. Smith, P. H., Two Bit. Gold ore. South Dakota School of Mines, Rapid City. Rocks and fossils, mica, feld- spar, copper, iron, tin and gold. South Dakota State. Gold ore. Fuller's earth, volcanic ash, tungsten, copper ore, tin ore, silver and lead ores, arsen- opyrite ore, asbestos, uranium ore, an- tonite, iron ore, antimony, graphite, spodumcne, nickel, black granite, build- ing stone, ornamental stones, cassiter- ite, mica, grindstones, gypsum, chalce- dony, jasper, and petrified wood. Spearfish Gold Mg. Co., Spearfish. Gold ores. Stoljis, Frank. Rochford. Gold ore. Sunflower Mg. Co., Hill City. Gold ore. Swanson, C, Rochford. Gold, silver, nickel and iron ores. Swanson Bros., Rochford. Gold ores. Swanson Bros. & Welby, Rochford. Gold ores. Titanic Gold Mining Co., Deadwood. Gold ore. Tinton Mg. Co., Tinton. Pig tin, stream tin and tin ore. United Ruby Gold Mg. Co., Deadwood. Gold ore. Victoria Mg. Co., Deadwood. Gold ore. West Fork Mining Co., Custer. Gold ore. White Cloud Mining Co., Custer. Gold ore. Wright, W. F., Custer. Gold ore. Wall, Hast & Boswell, Greenmont.' Gold and silver ores. Wasp No. 2 Mining Co., Deadwood. Gold ore. Wood, W. S., Custer. Cuprite ore. Ziegler, Geo., Little Bud. Gold ore. Zipp, F., Deadwood. Gold ore. GROUP 117. Black Hills Mining Mens Association, Deadwood. Relief maps of the Black Hills, illustrating geologic and topo- graphic features, locations of towns, railroads and mining property. 72 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Lawrence County. Transparencies: views of the Black- Hills. GROUP ii8. Black Hill's Mining Mens Association, Deadwood. Gold reduction plant for amalgamation and cyanide treatment: retorting furnaces and assay office.! (Mining Gulch). , Colorado Iron Works, Denver, Colo.i l'"ully equipped 5-stamp mill, Bartlett! concentrating tables. (Mining Gulch).; Lead, City of. Transparencies. 1 Deadwood, City of. Transparencies. | TENNESSEE. LOCATION: BLOCK 63. AISLES NOS. 5, G AND H. GROUP 115. Campbell Coal and Coke Co., Marion. Ore car. GROUP 116. Allen's Creek. Iron ores. Anderson, Joe M., Marion County. Iron ore. Anderson County. Coal, coke and iron ore. Bedford County. Clay. Beech River Phosphate Co., Henderson. Phosphate rock. Boyd, Frank, Wayne. Iron ore. Bush, G. and E. T., Polk. Copper min- erals. Bush, W. G., Henry. Bricks. Campbell Coal and Coke Co., Marion. Coal. Campbell County. Coal. Carter County. Iron ores. Charles, W. S., Hawkins. Onyx. Chase, Ike A., Moscow. Clay. Cranberry Iron Co., Washington. Iron ore, dolomite tlux, magnetic iron ore, horn blende sahlite or slate, epidote, separator products. Davidson County. Building stone, min- eral water, flu(Tr spar. Ducktown Sulphur, Copper and Iron Co., Polk. Copper and iron minerals. Evans Marble Co., Knox. Marble. Fayette County. Clay. Franklin County. Clay. Foust, Allen, Carroll. Clay. Foster and Creighton, Davidson. Build- ing stone. Gibson County. Mineral water. Hambleu County. Mineral water. Hamilton County. Chert, iron ore, talc and products. Hawkins County. Onyx, mineral water. Henry County. Clay. Hickman County. Iron ores, mineral water, limestone. Italian Blue Gem Milling Co., Campbell. Coal. Jefferson County. Lead and cement shale, lime. Jejlico Blue Gem Mining Co., Campbell.' Coal, tire clay slate, sandstone and min- i erals. Jones, T. H., Bedford. Clay. Knox County. Marble and bricks. Knoxville Brick Co., Knox. Bricks. Knoxville Dealers Association, Knox. Marble pagoda. LaFollette Iron Co., Anderson. Iron ores, coal and coke. Lockeland Sprmgs, Davidson. Mineral ( water. ' McGroskey Mining Co., Knox. Bricks I and shale. Morris, W. D., Henry. Clay. Marion County. Iron ore, coal. Meigs County. Mineral water. Monroe County. Slate and clays. Nunnelly, W. S., Hickman. Iron ore and limestone, Parker, W. W., DeKalb. Clays. Penshyn Slate Co. Colored slates. Perry Phosphate Co., Perry. Phosphate rock. Polk County. Iron ore, copper minerals. Roane Iron Co., Roane. Iron, coal, coke and ores. Roane County. Iron ore, coal and coke. Ross, Dr.. Coker Creek. Gold quartz. Smith, Geo. E. and E. T., Jefferson. Lead and zinc ores, and cement shale. Summers, J. A., Hawkins. Wrights ep- som lithia water. Tate Springs, Hamblen. Mineral water. Tellico Slate and Iron Co., Monroe. Slate and clavs. Tillman, G. W.", Davidson. Fluor spar. Tennessee State. Copper ores, slate, quartz, pyrites, gossan ore. copper matte, limonites. barite. duor spar, pipe ore, sands, clays, paints and phosphate (.\ls(> m Gulch.) Tennessee Copper Co., Polk. Copper ores and ])roducts. Tennessee Mineral Co., Nashville. Lead and ;^inc ores. Trousdale Co., Nashville. Lead and zinc UNITED STATES. 73 niversity of the South, Franklin. Build- ing stone. nion County, Lead and its minerals, irginia Iron, Coal and Coke Co., Polk. Iron ores. alley Mount Lead Co., Union. Lead and its minerals. Washington County. Iron ore, dolomite, maixnetite, horn l)lende, epidote, and iron minerals. Whittle Springs, White. Mineral water. Witt, B. W., Jefferson. Zinc minerals. GROUP 117. ranberry Iron Co., Johnson City. Pho- tographs showing mines and furnaces. erry Phosphate Co., Parsons. Photo- graphs showing phosphate industry. GROUP 118. Cranberry Iron Co., Johnson City. Pig iron, low silicon pig iron. Ducktown Sulphur and Copper Co., Ducktown. Copper from the ore to the matte. Foster and Shepherd, Nashville. Sad irons showing A'arious finish. Harriman Plow and Handle Co., Harri- man. Castings for plows. LaFollette Iron Co., LaFollette. Pig iron. Roane Iron Co., Rockwood. Pig iron. Rockdale Furnace Co., Clifton. Ferro phosphate iron. Tennessee Copper Co., Ducktown. Cop- per from the ore to the pig. TEXAS. LOCATION: BLOCK 63. AISLES F AND G. GROUP 116. alf Refining Company, Port Arthur, Crude petroleum and products. arfa & Mariposa Mining Company, Terlingua. 1200 pounds of quicksilver and cinnabar. ;rnst Lamp Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Gado- linite, fergusonite. crytolite, allanite. yttriallite, molybdenite, thoro-gummite, mackintoshite, nivenite. ;xas State. Agates from Brewster and Presidio Counties; alum from Presidio County; asphalt rocks from Uvalde. Montague, Cooke. Tyler, Jasper, An- derson and Burnet Counties; building stones from Llano, Burnet, Mason, Gil- lespie and Presidio Counties; lime- stones from Jack, McLennan, William- son, Travis, and Bexar Counties; marble from Llano, Burnet, Gillespie, San Saba, Travis, El Paso, and Brew- ster Counties; sandstone from Ward, Jones and Lavaca Counties; cement from Hardeman and Bexar Counties; clays and clay products; coal and lig- nite; copper ore from El Paso, Jeff Davis, Llano, Hardeman and Archer Counties; gold ore from El Paso. Pre- sidio, Brewster and Llano Counties; graphite from Llano County; iron ore from Llano, Mason, Gillespie, Chero- kee, Marion, Smith, Panola. Brewster and Presidio Counties; lead ore from E! Paso, Presidio, Jeff Davis and Bur- net Counties: lithographic stone from Burnet County; oil from Jefferson, Hardin, San Augustine, Navarro, Bex- ;ir, Medina, Bastrop. Travis, Naco- doches, Reeves, Montague and Clay Counties; paraffin from Refugio Coun- ty; meteorite from Wichita County: quartz crystal (large) from Slano Coun- ty; quicksilver from Brewster County; salt from Mitchell and Van Zandt Counties; tin ore from El Paso Coun- ty; sulphur from El Paso and Starr Counties; uranium ores from El Paso and Llano Counties; yttrium ore from Llano County; zinc ore from El Paso and Llano Counties. University of Texas Mineral Survey, Austin. Austin White Lime Co., Austin. Lime and limestone. Alamo Cement Co., San Antonio. Ce- ment. Athens Fire Brick Co., Athens. Clay. Athens Pottery, Athens. Clay. Avery's Col., Llano. Marble. Aransas Pass Lignite Co., Rockdale. Lignite. Barlow Mine, Quitman Mts. Galenite and gold ore. Bird's Mine, near Alpine. Galena, silver. Big Gulch Mine, Quitman Mts. Galen- ite. Butler, Mike, Elgin. Clay. Bern Brick Co., San Ontonio. Clay. Butler Brick Co., Houston. Austin. Clay. Baker's Brick Yard, Waco. Clay. Blodgett, Z. A., Llano County. Granite. Bradshaw, John, Llano. Granite. Burnett Granite Co., Burnett. Granite. Bear Mt. Co., Gillespie Co. Granite. Bridgeport Coal Co. Coal. Berletti Coal Co., Lyette. Coal. 74 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Beaumont Petroleum Fuel Co., Saratoga. Crude oil. Black, J. K., Houston. Crude oil. Beaumont-Saratoga Oil & Pipe Line Co., Beaumont. Crude oil. Beaumont Brick Works, Beaumont. Clay. Black Diamond Coal Co., Rockdale. Lig- nite. Cooper Light & Mfg. Co., Cooper. Clay. Carmichael's Pottery, Nacogdoches. Clav. Carter's Brick Yard, Paris. Clay. Colson, O. F., Llano County. Granite. , Cluck, E., Cedar Park. Limestone. Crawford Stone & White Lime Co. l.imestone. Cannel Coal Co., Darwin. Coal. Carr Coal Co., Lytle. Lignite. Como Coal Co., Como. Lignite. Colquitt-Tigner Mfg. Co. Cinnabar. Corsicana Petroleum Co., Corsicana. Crude oil. Denton Pressed Brick Co., Denton. Clay. D'Hannis Brick & Tile Co., D'Hannis. Clay. Denny Pottery, Limestone County. Clay. Droemer, C. A., Giddings. Clay. Davis, J. W., Llano County. Marble. Drillers Oil Co., Sour Lake. Oil. Eggett Coal Co., Rockdale. Lignite. Ferris Pressed Brick Co., Ferris. Clay. Fox & Fulchs, Lueders. Sandstone. Fisher & Lambie, Liberty Hill. Lime- .'^tone. Fannin Oil Co., Sour Lake. Crude oil. Griffith Pottery, Denton. Clay. Gainesville Pressed Brick Co., Gaines- ville. Clay. Glen Belt's Mine, Bastrop. Lignite. Guffey Petroleum Co., Batson. Crude oil. Great Southern Refining Co., Beaumont. Crude oil. Higgins, J., Marshall. Clay. Harwood Property, Gonzales. Clay. Harry, B. W., & Co., Dallas. Clay. Hamilton Quarry, Llano. Variegated Marble. Harris, J. N., & Son, Waco. Clay. Haywood Well, Beaumont. Crude oil. Hazel Mine, El Paso County. Native silver. Houston County Coal Co., Houston County. Lignite. Jordan's Quarry, Brewster County. P)lack marble. Johnson's Coal Co., Erath County. Coal. Kramer, W. B., Llano. Granite. Lone Star Coal Co., Eastland County. Clay. Lytenburg Clay Co., near Lena. Clay. Longview Pressed Brick & Tile Co., Longview. Clav. j Leon Lime Co., San Antonio. Lime anj limestone. \ Lockridge Oil Co., Henrietta. Oil. j I MalakofF Pressed Brick Co.. Malakof' i Clay. , Myers, M., Brick Yard, Dallas. Clay. Myers Pottery, Strumberg. Clay. ' Milby & Dow, Harrisburg. Clay. ! Melclor, A., Weatherford. Clay. I McCoy, H. D., Cleburn. ; Moulton Sandstone Co., Lasaca Count;! Sandstone. I Maverick County Coal Co., Eagle Pas' Coal. 1 McKinney Bros., Terlingua. Cinnabar. New Boston Brick Works, Nes Bostoi Clay. North Texas Coal Co., Hoyt's Switcl Lignite. i National Oil & Pipe Line Co., Sour Lak] Crude oil. ! Olsen & Co., Rockdale. Clay. | Parkinson, C. A., Llano County. Granit Phillips, W. O., Valley Springs. Granit.; Pecos Sandstone Co., Barstow. Sane stone. I Pruitts Coal Co., Morris County. Ligniti Producers Oil Co., Batson. Crude oil. ' Presidio Mining Co., Shafter. Silver ani lead ores. . Risley Bros., & Co., Jacksboro. Lim<| stone. ■ Russell, B. R., San Saba. Black ony: golden onyx. Round Rock White Lime Co.. Williair son Count}'. Limestune. ; Rio Grande Coal Co., Minera. Coal. Rio Brabo Oil Co., Saratoga. Crude oii Roberta Oil Co.. Sour Lake. Crude oi Rusk Brick Mfg. Co., Rusk. Clay. Schulder's Pottery, Cornersville. Cla; Sherman Pressed Brick Co., Shermai Clav. Sunset Brick & Tile Co., Gonzales. Claj Sawyer's Pottery, Elmendorf. Clay. State Land Well, Batson Prairie. Crud< oil. Santa Fe Well, Saratoga. Crude oil. , San Cho Panza Mine, Sierra Diablo Gold ore. Spanish Mine, Presidio County. Silvc ore. Simpson Coal Co., Simpson. Lignite. Turner, A. B.. Brick Works, Greenvill* Clay. Teich, Frank, Fredericksburg. Granit< Terlingua Mining Co., Terlingua. Cinna bar, natural (|uicksilvcr. I Thurber Brick Works, Thurber. Clay. Texas & New York Granite Co., Granit ^Jtn. Granite. Texas Portland Cement Co., Dallas. Ce ment. UNITED STATES. 75- xas Coal & Fuel Co., Rock Creek. Coal. ■xas & Pacific Coal Co., Thurber. Coal. i City Oil Co., Beaumont. Crude oil. ;berale, Curt, Burnett County. Granite. jgel's Mine, Rockdale. Clay. ilson's G. H., Brick Yard, Sulphur Springs. Clay. illiam's Pottery, McDade. Clay. hitesell & Co., Corsicana. Clay. ood's Quarry, Fairland. Sandstone. Worley Mine, Rockdale. Lignite. Waters-Pierce Oil Co., Corsicana. Crude petroleum and products. Wing Well. Batson Prairie. Crude oil. Young Coal Co., Palo Pinto County. Coal. GROUP 119. University of Texas Mineral Survey, Austin. !\Iaps, photographs and charts showing mineral and oil localities in the State. LOCATION: UTAH. BLOCK 70. AISLES H, G, i AND 2. GROUP 116. ta Continental Mg. Co. Gold, silver, lead, zinc and copper ores. Gilsonite and elateritc. inie Laurie Mining Co., Kimberly. Gold quartz. )ex Mining Co., Eureka. Copper ores. :urite M. & M. Co., Salt Lake City. merican Asphalt Co., St. Louis, Mo. Copper and silver ores. ;aver County. Cerargyrite, cerrusite, galena, sphalerite, wnlfenite. sulphur. asbestos. :mis & Virtue Concentrating Mill, Bingham. Concentrates. g Indian Mg. Co., Dixie. Copper ores. ngham Cons. M. & S. Co., Salt Lake City. Copper ores. >iler Maker Mg. Co. Silver, lead and :opper ores. ngham Copper & Gold Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. Copper and gold Dres. )ston & Maghera Mg. Co., Ogden. Copper ore. 'Ston Liberal Mg. Co. Gold, silver, ead and copper ores. ;x Elder County. Asphaltum, oil-bear- ng sandstone, gnano oolitic sand, ba- •alt, feldspar, gold quartz, chalcopyrite, ralena, malachite, Utah onyx. llion Beck & Champion Mg. Co., Salt >yrite raolin. Nake City. Gold, silver and lead ores, Iche County. Egyptian, Georgia and j'ennessee marble. 'rbon County. Bituminous coal, na- ive coke, elaterite. jet, albertite. :;issa Copper & Gold Mg. Co., Salt -ake Cit}^ Conocacite. ■■itennial Eureka Mg. 'Co., Salt Lake ity. Copper ore. ^itury Gold M. & M. Co., Salt Lake ity. Gold quartz. cage & Wisconsin Mg. Co. Copper Colorado Fuel & Iron Co., Salt Lake City. Manganese ores. Columbus Cons. Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. Gold, silver, lead and copper ores Copper Ranch Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. Copper ore. Culmer Bros., Salt Lake City. Ozoce- rite. Daly Judge Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. Silver, lead and zinc ore. Daly West Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. Gold quartz, lead, silver and copper. Deseret Museum, Salt Lake City. Sele- nite. Dragon Iron Mine Co., Bingham. Li- monite. Eldorado Gold M. & M. Co., Ogden. Steel galena. Emery County. Gypsum, hematite, spar, strontiantie. Eureka Hill Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. Gold, silver and copper ores. Farr, Badger & Farr, Ogden. Lime. Galena Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. Ar- gentiferous ore. Garfield County. Moss agate, Gemini Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. Horn silver, lead and copper. Grand Central Mg. Co., Provo. Copper and silver ores. Grand County. Pyrolusite, travertine, carnotite. selenite. Great Northern Gold Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. Copper ores. Great Western Oil Co., Ogden. Oil- bearing sandstone and asphaltum. Hatch Bros. Brick clay. Horn Silver Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. Silver, gold, copper, lead and zinc. Hyde & Whitamore. Plaster, gypsum. India Mine, Hot Springs. Copper and gold. Inland Salt Co., Salt Lake City. Salt. India Mg. Co Gold and copper ore. DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Iron County. Magnetite, lodestone, hematite, gold ore, silver ore, pyrite. Juab County. Topaz, cerargysite, cry- socolla, conichalcite. cuprirte, cerrusite, linionite. enargitc. malachite, galena. melaconite, pyrite. Kendie, Eli, Lehi. Kaolin. K. K. Mine. Silver and lead ores. Kyune Gray Sandstone Co., Salt Lake Citv. isandstone obelisk. Letiti'a Bine (Wm. Tibbals), Salt Lake Citv. Copper and silver ore. Lowe'r Mammoth Mg. Co., Salt Lake Citv. Silver, lead and copper ore. Mammoth Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. (iold. silver, copper and bismuth. Majestic Copper Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. Wolfenite. Mercur Cons. Gold Mines Co., Salt Lake Citv. Gold ores. Millard County. Onyx, fossils, jasper, kaolin. Milner, W. F., Salt Lake City. Iron fires. Morgan County. Galena. New England Gold & Copper Mg. Co., Salt Lake Citv. Gold and copper ore. Ogden Sewer & Tile Co., Ogden. Sewer pipe and pipe clay. Ohio Copper Co., St. George. Copper ores. Ontario Silver Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. Silver, lead and zinc ores. Orient Mining Co., Salt Lake City. Gold I ire. Parry Bros., Manti. Oolitic stone, sand- stone. Piute County. Trachyte, selenite. Red Star Mine, Richardson Valley. Pet- rified wood. Rose Metal Mine Co. Carnotite. Royal Copper Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. Copper ore, iron pyrite. Sacramento Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. < )xidized gold ore. Salisbury, 6. J., Salt Lake City. GoL'. I ires, selenide of mercury. Salt Lake County. Enargite, malachite, native copper, chalcopyrite, cuprite, pyrites, cerrussite, galena, sphalerite, granite, sandstone, Portland cement. San Juan County. Gem garnets. Silver King Mine, Marysvale. Gold and >ilver ores. Silver King Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. .^silver, lead and copper ores. Silver Shield M. & M. Co., S City. Galena. Sky Lark Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. Sil- vvr. lead and copper ores. Stockton Gold M. & M. Co., Salt Lake City. T,ead ores. Southern Pacific Mine. Gold and cop- per ore. South Swansea Mg. Co., Salt Lake City. Galena. Summit County. Anglesite, argentit; cerargvrites. galena malachite. Tetro Mining Co., Salt Lake City. Col ])er and silver ores. ! Tooele County. Cerrussite, galena, ci' nabar. realgar, orpiment. oxidized ail basic gold-bearing carbonate. | Uintah County. Asphaltum, gilsonite.i Uncle Sam Consolidated Mining Cre. wyers Land, Mouth of Red Creek. >on ore. awright Magnesia Lithia Springs, 5taunton. Mineral water. iz, J. F., Columbia. Granite, isser, J. S., Slusser. Coal, lith, C. W. Copper ore, chalcopyrite ind bornite. lithers, W. C, Rocky Mount. Asbes- os. ilies Creek Manganese Co., Marion. \Iaiiganese ore. mley Creek Manganese Iron Co., Ma- ion. Iron ore. iithern Pipe Covering Co., Richmond. nfusorial earth. iples, W. S., New Canton. Iron )yrites. ;arn's Survey, Big Walkers Mt. Iron )re. ;wart. Walker & Co., Lynchburg. Quartz. mega Coke & Cole Co., Big Stone lap. Coal and Coke. )ny Creek V. S. & W. R. R. Iron ore. my Fork, Wythe Co. Iron ore. phur Mines Co. of Virginia, Mineral "ity. Iron pj-rites, cement copper. Tiner, Isiah, Huffville. Gold ore. son, W. V. B., Tilson's Mill. Iron ire. wnley, J. W., Bland. Clays, caJcite, iinestone whetstone marble. ibarger. Land of. Big Walkers Mt. Umbarger, C. H., Ceres. Iron ore. Upland Mine, Blue Ridge Station. Iron ore. United States Mineral Co., Dillwyn. Asbestos. Van Lew Furnace, Cripple Creek. Iron ore. Vesuvius Mine, Vesuvius. Iron ore. Virginia Anthracite Coal Co., Cambria. Coal, claj\ Virginia State. Coal, iron ores, galena, zinc ore, limestone, marble, litho- graphic stone, calcite, portland cement, gypsum and alabaster, raw ground plaster, barytes, copper ores, building stones, slate, bricks, kaolin, sands, in- fusorial earth, feldspar, quartz, asbes- tos, cement, amphibole, graphite, mica, rutile, gold ore, mineral water. Virginia Coal & Iron Co., Big Stone Gap. Coal and coke. Virginia Carolina Railway Co., Abing- don. Shales and bricks. Virginia Iron & Coal Co., Pierces Fur- nace. Iron ore, coal-. Virginia Portland Cement Co., Craigs- ville. Portland cement. Virginia Slate Mg. Co., Lynchburg. Slate. Virginia Tin Mg. Co., Irish Creek. Tin ores. Washington Hydraulic Pressed Brick Co.. Alexandria. Pressed brick. Washington County. Calcined plaster. Westham Granite Co. Granite. White Rock Furnace, Rural Retreat. Pig iron, iron ores, limestone. Williams, John T., & Son, Bristol. Barj^tes. Williams, John R., & Co., Arvonia, Buck- ingham Co. \\'illis Mountain garnets. Wilson Aluminum Co., Halcomb. Rock. Wise County. Red fossil ore. Wynkoop, A. C. Yellow ochre, graphite clay. Wythe County. Limestone, iron ore. Yates, John L., Lyenburg. Whetstone. Zimmerman, S. S., Speedwell. Iron ore. WASHINGTON. LOCATION: BLOCK 80. AISLE H. GROUP 116. rry County. Gold and silver ores, opper and placer gold. ig County. Cleopatra, Apex and loney Creek gold ores. Renton, Sno- ualmie, Issaquah Blacksmith, steam lid coking coals. Fire and brick clay nd clay products. Okonogan County. Gold, silver, copper, arsenic, and iron ores. Placer gold. Pierce County. Tenino, Wilkeson, Pitts- burg sandstone. Steam, blacksmith and coking coals. Coke. Carbon River gold, silver and copper ores. Mineral Creek arsenic ores. 80 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Skagit County. Oxide iron ores. Hema- tite and magnetite. Steam coal, cok- ing coal, coke. Fire and brick clay. Cement materials. Talc. Ruby Creek, gold. ' Snohomish County. Gold, silver and copper ores. Placer gold. Monte Cristo gold, silver and arsenic ores, showing orpiinent, realgar and arseno- pyrite. Granite and sandstone. Brick clay. Refined arsenic and smelter products. Stevens County. Marble and Serpentini] Gold and silver ores. Iron. Slate. ■ Washington State. Silver, copper, iroij lead, antimony, arsenic, mineral toss, collection. Coal and coke. Buildinj' road making and cement material i Clay and clay products. LimestonI and lime. Soils. Mineral waters. I Whatcom County. Mount Baker goli ores. Oxide iron ores. Cement ani building materials; fire and brick cia:j Chuckanut stone. Coal and coke. WEST VIRGINIA. LOCATION: BLOCK 62. AISLE G. GROUP 116. Davis Colliery Co., Elkins. Coal and coke. Fairmont Coal Co., Fairmont. Coal and coke. Kanawha Fuel Co., Charleston. Coal column. Pocahontas Coal Operators. Coal and coke. Willson Aluminum Co., Kanawha Falls. Ferro-chrome, ferro-manganese, ferro- aluminum, ferro-titanium. GROUP 117. I Fairmont Coal Co., Fairmont. Model c' mine, mining village, coke ovens, ur.j derground mechanical haulage. I Kanawha Coal Operators, Charlestor] Relief map Kanawha coal field. i New River Coal Operators, Thurmari Relief map New River coal field. , WISCONSIN. LOCATION: BLOCK 11. AISLES A AND B. GROUP 116. Abendshein, Philip, Neenah. Limestone. Amberg Granite Co., Amberg. Granite. Anderson Bros. & Johnson, Granite Heights. Granite column. Paving- blocks. Argyle Brownstone Co., Argyle. Red sandstone. Ashland Brownstone Co., Presque Isle. Red sandstone. Bass Island Brownstone Co., Bass Island. Red sandstone. Bauer, F. S., Knowles. Limestone. Bender's Quarry Co., Centralia. White sandstone. Benton Star Mining Co., Benton. Zinc ore. Berlin Granite Co., Berlin. Granite. Blende Mining Co., Benton. Zinc ore and carbonate. Bridgeport Stone Quarry, Bridgeport. Limestone. Bright, H. A., Bright River Falls. Pressed brick and paving tile. Bristol Brick & Tile Co., Bristol. Drai; tile. Burlington Brick & Tile Co., Burlingtor Drain tile. Capitola Mining Co., Platteville. Zin ore disseminated in oil rock. Carter, F. R., Chilton. Drain tile. Chase Brick Co., Milwaukee. Presses brick. Commonwealth Iron Co., Common wealth. Red hematite. Iron ore. Crawford Mining Co., Hazel Green Lead and zinc ore. Dahl Mining Co., Meekers Grove. Lea( and zinc ore. Dawson, John J. M., Viroqua. Sand stone. Duluth Brownstone Co., Superior. Sand stone. Dunnville Sandstone Co., Dunnville Sandstone. Empire Mining Co., Platteville. Zinc UNITED STATES. 81 ego Mining Co., Meekers Grove. Zinc Tre. ego Mining Co., Potosi. Zinc ore. empealeau Stone Co., Trempealea,u. Limestone. :rnon, Enoch, Portage. Marl from Lime Lake, Portage County. )ree Stone Quarry, Burlington. Lime- stone. ashburn Stone Co., Houghton. Red sandstone. ashington Stone Co., Sturgeon Bay. Limestone. aukesha Stone Co., Waukesha. Lime- stone. aupaca Granite Co., Waupaca. Gran- ite, dressed cubes. ausau Quartz Co., Wausau. Quartz, crushed, five grades. ausau Sandpaper Co., Wausau. Cruslied quartz and sandpaper. ayland, C. C, Swan Lake. Marl, eidman, S., Madison. Feldspar from Wausau. estern Consolidated Granite Co., Ber- lin. Rhyolite (paving blocks, macadam and curbing. 'esterix Consolidated Granite Co., Chi- cago. IIL Granite, macadam, paving blocks. inter's Metallic Paint Co., Iron Ridge. Iron ore and mineral paint. Wisconsin Geological Survey. Cross section of Baraboo iron district made of diamond drill cores. Rocks of the Baraboo district. Wisconsin Graphite Co., Stevens Point. Graphitic pigments, powdered. Zimble, Aug., & Son, Sheboygan. Brick. GROUP 117. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. Co., Chicago, 111. Views of Wisconsin scenery. Chicago & North- Western Ry. Co., Chi- cago, 111. Views of Wisconsin scenery. Dudley, W. H., Madison. Views of Wis- consin scenery. Great Northern Railway Co., Superior. View of Allouez iron ore docks. Hancock, E. T., Madison. Glass model of lead and zinc mine. Cross section of lead and zinc mine made of ore and country rock. Weidman, S., Graff, C. F., Madison. Maps of Wisconsin showing location of mineral resources and water powers. Wisconsin Geological and Natural History Survey, Madison. Geological and hydrographic maps. Geoligical reports. GROUP 118. Mineral Point Zinc Co., North Chicago, 111. Spelter made from historic ores. WYOMING. LOCATION: BLOCK 51. AISLES 2 AND E. GROUP 116. dams, H., Hecla. Gold ore, brick clays and pressed brick. cme Cement Plaster Co., Laramie. Plaster. cme Gold & Copper Mg. Co., Jelm. Gold and copper ores. dit Mining Co., Grand Encampent. Gold and copper ores. drian, J. D., Buffalo. Copper ore. 2tna Mining Co., Grand Encampment. Gold and cupper ores, iron sulphides. ■nerican Gold & Copper Mg. Co., Jelm. Copper and gold ores. nerican Oil & Refining Co., Cheyenne. Crude and refined oils. iird, J. R., New Castle. Oils, rber, Ward, Cody. Copper glance, rtlett, L S., Cheyenne. Limestone, ttle Lake Tunnel Site Mg. Co., Grand Encampment. Copper ores. !lgo American Drilling Trust, Chey- .i'line. Oils. :nnett & Adrian, Buffalo. Copper ore. \^^> James, Casper. Asbestos. Big Horn County, Cody. Copper ores. Bishop, A. L., Cody. Gold, silver and copper ore. Bolan, William, Sheridan. Sandstone, limestone. Boles, Von, Sheridan. Building stones and marble. Boston Sierra Madre Mine & Industry Co., Grand Encampment. Galena ore. Brenning & Rhoades, Douglas. Brick. Cambria Coal & Coke Co., Cambria. Coal. Casper Press Brick Co., Casper. Press brick. Chase, C. B., Thermopolis. Sandstones, limestones and gypsum. » Chippewa Mg. & Milling Co., Grand En- campment. Lead, silver and gold ores. Class, Wm., Larain City. Gold and sil- ver ores. Class Bros., Larami City. Copper ore. Coffeen, H. A., Sheridan. Sandstone, granite and marble. Colorado Fuel & Iron Co., Sunrise. Min- eral paints, iron ores. 8.3 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Empress Mining Co., Benton. Zinc ore and concentrates. Enterprise Mining Co., Platteville. Zinc ore. Fairview Mining Co., Hazel Green. Lead . ore. Finnegan, Wm., Green Bay. Pressed iirick and clays. Florence Iron River Co., Florence. Iron ores from Florence mines. Genesee Quarry Co., Genesee. Lime- stone. Germania Mining Co., Hurley. Iron ore. Gillen Stone Co., Duck Creek, Lime- stone. Graham & Stevens Mining Co., Platte- ville. Zinc ore disseminated in oil rock. Grover, E. A., La Valle. Red sand- stone. Gruno Mining Co., Mifflin. Zinc ore dis- seminated in oil rock. Gunther, G., & Sons, Port Washington. Drain tile and ornamental brick. Halcyon Pressed Brick Co., Black River Falls. Pressed brick, drain tile and paving tile. Hardy Bros. Mining Co., ShuUsburg. Zinc ore. Hazel Green Mining Co., Hazel Green. Lead ore. Highland Park Mining Co., Milw^aukee. Zinc sulphide altering to zinc carbon- ate. Hilker Bros. Brick Mfg. Co., Racine. Common and pressed brick . Holmes Mining Co., Mellen. Copper and sih'or ores. Hoskins Mining Co., Hazel Green. Lead and zinc ore, and mill products. Illinois Iron Mining Co., North Freedom. Hematite, iron ore, and related rocks. Illinois Steel Company, Milwaukee. Hematite, iron ore, limestone, slag. Bessemer pig. Steel rails and various iron products. Jack of Clubs Mining Co., Benton. Country rock, marcasite, sphalerite and calcite. Jefferson Mining Co., Hazel Green. Lead and zinc ore. Jenks, O. J., Irma. Granite. Jones, W. H., Neenah. Limestone. Kennedy Mining Co., Highland. Lead and zinc ore. Klondike Mining Co., Platteville. Zinc (ire disseminated in oil rock. Laurie Stone Co., Sturgeon Bay. Lime- stone. Leuthold, J. H., Granite City. Granite. Lucky 4 Mining Co., Platteville. Zinc ore. Lucky Hit Mining Co., ShuUsburg. ore. Zinc Marathon Granite Co., Wausau. Granir columns and cubes. ' Marblehead Lime & Stone Co., Marbk; head Limestone. Mason Mining & Milling Co., Linden Crushed ore and rock, lead and zinj concentrates, tailings. . Menomonee Falls Quarry Co., Lannoi: Limestone. Menomonie Hydraulic Pressed Brick Ce Alenomonie. Pressed brick. Milwaukee Cement Co., Milwaukee! Cement rock and hydraulic cements. ; Milwaukee Monument Co., Milwaukej Granite, paving blocks, macadam. Montelio Granite Co., Montello. Pavin! blocks and macadam. Montreal Mining Co., Hurley. Hematit iron ores. Murphy Mining Co., Hazel Green. Les ore. Murphy Mining Co., ShuUsburg. Sphai eritt, galena and marcasite. Northwestern Sandpaper Co., Wausai Crushed quartz and sandpaper. Odanah Iron Co., Hurley. Hematitj iron ores. I Oliver Iron Mining Co., Iron Bel| Hematite, iron ore. I Pauline Pottery Co., Edgerton. Clay| pottery, urns and vases. Pike River Granite Co., Amberg. Grat ite. Pike, R. D., Bayfield. Sandstone. Port Wing Quarry Co., Port Win Sandstone. Prentice Brownstone Co., Houghto Red sandstone. Richardson, S. P., Ableman. Quartz! macadam. Ripley, Alton, Oshkosh. Polished slal of Waupaca granite. Rowley Mining Co., Hazel Green. Lej ore. Saint Rose Mining Co., Platteville. Zii ■re, lead and zinc concentrates. Samp, William, Beloit. Limestone. Sampson & Ipson, Edgerton. Clay pottery, urns and vases. Springfield Brick & Tile Co., Springfiel Dr.'iin tile. Spring Valley Iron and Ore Co., Sprir \^alley Iron ore, jiig iron and lim stone. Story Bros. Quarry, Wauwatosa. Lim stone. Sunrise Mining Co., Rewey. Zinc oi calcite and mill products. Superior China Clay Co., Hersey. Whi china clay. Thenzel Brick & Tile Co.. Oakfiel Drain tile. Thomas, Kirby, Superior. Copper or of Dauglar Countv. UNITED STATES. dorado & Wyoming Mg. Co., Jelm. Gold ore dorado & Wyoming Chemical Co., Green River. Soda and mineral water. (vington, A. J. ' & Bro., Hartville. Moss agate. ivid. John, Cody. Lead ore. :well & Webber, Frederick. Copper 3re. )Uglas Gold & Copper Co., Douglas. Copper ore. k Mountain Mining & Milling Co., Saratoga. Copper ores and bomitc. rst National Bank, Cheyenne. Red jranite. ix, G. W., Laramie. Kaolin. edericks, Charles, Fredericks. Gold ire and mineral paints. ibe Copper Co., Laramie. Copper ore. eat Central Mg. & Milling Co., Grand encampment. Gold nre. enteer, L, Cheyenne. Graphite. ernsey, C. A., Cheyenne. Mineral )ainf, iron ore. uphoff, J. J., Hartville. Onyx. cla Copper & Gold Mg. Co., Hecla. }nid, Cdpper. nickel and silver ores. len Gould Mg. Co., Laramie City. jold ore. rkey. Jack. Flint arrow heads. moclast Mining & Milling Co., Lara- iiie. Copper ores. nois Copper Co., Grand Encampment. 'opper ores. ernational Ocean Poun Co. & Mg. ■o., Grand Encampment. Copper res. ernational Onyx & Marble Co., Hart- ille. On3-x. lay Mining Co., Grand Encampment. -opper ore and iron sulphides. inson, Mrs. Copper glance. bis, L., Cheyenne. Mosaic. de. M. P.. Cheyenne. Sandstones. mmerer Coal Co., Kemmerer. Coal. 'ns, J. E., Cody. Copper and gold. Patrick Bros. & ColUns, Newcastle. oke. ig, Gus, Laramie City. Gold ore. amie Glass Works, Laramie. Glass. sen, H., Rawlins. Sandstone and rind stones. dley & Goodnight, Sheridan. Mar- ies. ■sh, A. L., Dillon. Jet. uem, A. E., Casper. Copper ore and agnetite iron. 5urn & McCune. Free Gold, idell, Davis, New Castle. Bentonite. onal Copper Co., Grand Encamp- ;Snt. Copper ore. th America Copper Co., Grand En- mpment. Gold, silvei', chalcopyrit.e, alcopyrite. Northwestern Copper Co., Grand En- campment. Gold and copper ore. Oriole Copper Co., Douglas. Copper ore. Painter, J. R., Painter. Gold, silver and copper ores. Peabody, Jad. Gold and silver ores. Pennsylvania Oil & Gas Co., Casper. Oils. Redmond, M., Buffalo. Sandstones. Reid, M. F., Laramie. Gold and copper ore. Richards, Albert, Laramie. Ore collec- tion. Sanders Bros. & Millburn. Gold, copper I ire. Scott & Gould, Newcastle. Brick. Scott, Jesse, New Castle. Sandstone. Smith, A. E., Laramie. Copper ore. Springfield Mining Co., Grand Encamp- ment. Copper ore. Taylor, Wm., Rockcreek. Bentonite. Union Pacific Railroad Co., Omaha. Sulphate of soda. c(jal. Utopia Mining & Milling Co., Centennial. Silver and gold ore. Whitcomb, E. W., Cheyenne. Agates, fossils, mica. Wilde & Dearcorn, Hartville. Moss agate. Wyoming Pioneer Building & Marble Co.. Sheiidan. }iloss agate. Wyoming Queen Marble Co., Jelm. Copper, gold and silver ore. Wyoming State. Collection of minerals, coal, iron ore, steel, copper ore and bullion, oils, crude and refined; onj'x, gold ore, placer gold, granite, marble, building stone, galena, agates, jasper, asbestos, soda, jet, gypsum, stalag- mites, petrified woods, fossil fish, min- eral paint, coke, etc. GROUP 117. Hecla Gold & Copper Mg. Co., Hecla. Photographs of mining property. Stimpson, J. E., Cheyenne. Photo- graphs of mines and machinery. Wyoming State. Maps, charts, colored photographs, illustrating the geologi- cal and topographical features of Wyoming. GROUP 118. Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. Barbed wire, steel rails, steel bars, nails and railwav spikes GROUP 119. Wyoming State. Publication relating to Wvoming minerals. 84 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. ARGENTINE. LOCATION: BLOCK 14. AISLES 5 AND 6, A 5 AND 6. GROUP 116. Argentine Department of Agriculture, Buenos Ayres. Coal Investigations' ^ commission, coal. Castorina Brother, Buenos Ayres. Sul- phur. Cerrano, L. & Co., Buenos Ayres. Lime. Comision Nacional, Buenos Ayres. Block of onyx of San Rafael, mica and as- bestos. Compania de Productos Conen, Buenos Ayres. Borate of lime from the Pro- vince of Salta. Defilippi longhi & Co., Buenos Ayres. Linie, pressed cellular bricks and mosaics. Endeiza & Co., La Toma, San Luis. Green onyx. Freixas, Urquijo, & Co., Buenos Ayres. Mineral water. Gobernacion del Neuquen. Samples of coal, gold and auriferous quartz. Ministerio de Agricultura. Division of Mines and Geology, Buenos Ayres. Collection of ^Minerals. Olivares, Jose de, Jujuay. Copper ore. '"El Descubridor" ^line. Parmeggiani & Co., Buenos Ayres. Salt.' Piaggio, Ernesto, & Co., Buenos Ayres.' Salt. Tancredi & Co., Buenos Ayres. Mineral; water "Coi)ahues." ; Union Industrial, Argentina. Onyx ofi San Luis. { Water and Coal Survey Bureau. Samples] of combustibles, coal, peat, ozocerite,} lignites, etc. j GROUP 117. Cerrano, L., & Co., Buenos Ayres. Pho-i tographic views of kilns. Water and Coal Survey Bureau. Gen-i era! map of the Argentine Republic' showing the coal and petroleum dis-: tricts, perforations, etc. Albums 01 photographic views of artesian wells! Ijorings, geological sections, etc. j GROUP 119. ! Ministry of Agriculture, Buenos Ayres i Water and coal survej- bureau, paniph 1 lets on coal, petroleum and water re| sources of the Argentine Republic. AUSTRIA. LOCATION: BLOCK 74. AISLES 5, 6, G AND H. GROUP 116. (Palace of Agriculture.) Croatian Mining Union, ^ "Prince Josef Rohan & Co.," Agram.* Metallic ores Nagy, Stefan, Dalmatia. Mineral waters. St. Lucasbarter Brunnen Actien-Gesell- schaft, Vienna. Mineral waters. GROUP 117. Austrian Geological Survey. Maps charts, photographs, etc., pertaining ti the geology of Austria. GROUP 119. Austrian Geological Survey. Literatur of the Geology, etc., of .Austria. BELGIUM. LOCATED IN BELGIUM PAVILION. GROUP 115. Accumulateurs Chelin Co., Ltd., Brussels. Drawings and specimens of safety lamps. Ateliers De Construction De La Meuse, Co., Ltd.. Tirlemon T. Plans of min- ing machinery. Ateliers De Construction Gilain, J. J Co., Ltd., Tirlemon. Plans of minin machinery. Ateliers De La Senne, Co., Ltd., Brus sels. Plans of equipment of geologicn surveys for assaxing. Canon-Legrand, Mons. Plans of minin, eauipment. BELGIUM 85 Dharbonnages De Patience Et Beaujonc Reunis, Co.. Ltd.. Glain. Plan,-; of mining- eqnipment. ;}harbonnages Des Produits Du Flenu, Co., Ltd., Flenn. Plans of motors. jociete De La Vieille Montagne, Ltd., Clienee. Plans of mining equipments. Jociete De Maricinelle & Couillet, Ltd., Couillet. Plans of mining machinery. Jsines & Fonderies De Baume & Mar- pent, Co.. Ltd., Haine St. Pierre. Plans of equipment for mines and quarries. p^ertongen-Goens, Termonde. Speci- mens of cables. GROUP ii6. ^gglomeres Reunis du Bassin de Char- lero}', Co.. Ltd... }^Iarcinelle. Coal sorting and washing, etc. Association Charbonniere de Charloioy, Charleroy. Collective exhibit, notices. Association Charbonniere du Couchant De Mons, ^lons. Collective exhibit. notices. Lssociation Metallurgique pour La Fab- rication du Coke. Co., Ltd., Brussels. Metallur.gical coke, washed and un- washed. larrieres de Savoye-Battard, Soigiiies. Socle of ^•ase in gardens. Belgian Pavilion. arrieres du Hainaut, Co., Ltd., Soig- nies. Plans, drawings and specimens. arrieres Dumon, Co., Ltd., Tournay. Cement and limerock. arrieres Wincqz, Soignes. Socle of the vase in gardens of P^)elgian Pavilion. barbonnages de Gosson-Lagasse, Co., Ltd., Tilleur. Notices. harbonnage de La Grande-Bacnure Co.. I^td., Liege. Notices. barbonnages de La Haye, Co., Ltd., Liege. Notices. harbonnage de L'Esperance et de La Bonne Fortune, Co., Ltd., Alontegnee. Mineral fuels and luminants. harbonnage de L'Est de Liege, Co., Ltd.. Liege. Notices. harbonnage de Mariemont et Bascoup, Co., Ltd., }i[orlanwez. Notices. harbonnage de Marihaye, Co., Ltd.. Flenialle-Grande. Notices. harbonnage de Patience et De Beau- Jone, Co., Ltd., Glain. Notices. harbonnage des Kessales, Co., Ltd., Jemeppe. Notices. harbonnage des Produits Du Flenu, Co., Ltd., Flenu. Notices. harbonnage de Werister, Co.. Ltd., Reyne. Notices, harbonnage du Bois D'Avroy, Co., Ltd., Liege. Notices. harbonnage de Bois-Du-Luc, Co., Ltd., Houdeng-Aimeries. Notices. Charbonnage du Hasard, Co., Ltd., Micheroux. Notices. Charbonnage du Horloz, Co., Ltd., Til- leur. Notices. Charbonnage Reunis de Charleroy, Co., Ltd., Charleroy. Notices. Ciments Portland Liegeois, Co., Ltd., Haccourt Vise. Various specimens of cement. Cockerill, John, Co., Ltd., Seraing. Speci* mens of metallic ores. Detal Pere et Fils, Bioulx. Blue Bel- gian marble in. lumps. Gres, Marbres and Pettis Granits D'Yvoir, Co., Ltd., Yvoir. Specimens of orna- mental and building stones. General Direction of Mines, Brussels. Statistics and notices. Hardenpont, Maigret & Co., Saint-Sym- phorien, IMons. Specimens of phos phate of St. Sympohrien and Havre. Hammer Portland Cement Works, The Co.. Ltd., Tourna}'. Specimens of ce- ment. Niel-on-Rupel, Co., Ltd., Niel near Boom. Specimens of rocks which produce lime and cement. Van Bellinghen-Tomberg, Brussels. Slate roofs with patent hooks. Vertongen-Goens, Co., Ltd., Termonde. Specimens of mechanical appliances used in cutting building-stones. GROUP 117. General Direction of Mines, Brussels. Statistics of measures for preventing accidents in mining operations. Soupart, Alfred. Mont sur Marchiennes. Charts and maps showing the increase of mining operations in Belgium. GROUP 118. Acieries, D'Angleur & Co., Ltd., Tilleur. .Specimens of various shapes of steel used in the metallic frame of the Bel- gian Pavilion. Ateliers de Construction de La Meuse, Co., Ltd., Sclessin. Drawings of equipment and materials used in the treatment of irone ore, etc. Ateliers de Construction Gilain, J. J., Co., Ltd., Tirlemont. Plans and equip- ment for metallurgy. Ateliers de La Senne, Co., Ltd., Brus- sels. Plans of equipment for metal- lurgy of iron. Bertauz & Co., Brussels. Drawings of apparatus for coating metals. Cockerill, John, Co.^ Ltd., Seraing. Equipment in the manufacture of iron and steel specimens. Compagnie Generale Des Conduites D'Eau, Ltd., Liege. Plans of genera! foundry equipments. DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Dumont, G., & Brothers, Sclaigneaux. Album of metallurgy of lead products, zinc, tin, nickel, etc. Etablissements Pieper, Co., Ltd., Liege. Specimens of iron and steel in com- mercial forms. Fabrique de fer de Charleroy, Co., Ltd., Marcliienne an Pont. Album concern- ^ ing ec|uipment fur metallurgy. Forges, Ateliers et Boulonneries Cam- nier, Co., Ltd., ]\Iorlanwez. Drawings and plans. Forges de Clabecq, Co., Ltd., Clabecq. Drawings and plans. Forges et Laminoors a Toles de Re- gissa Co.. Ltd., Regissa (Huy). Plans and drawings. Forges et Laminoirs de Baume, Co., Ltd.. Haine, St. Pierre. Drawings and plans. Forges, Fonderies et Laminoirs du Ma- rais, Co., Ltd., Montignies Sur Sambre, Albums on iron and steel manufacture. Hauts Fourneaux et Acieries D'Athus, Co., Ltd., Athus. Cast iron, pig iron, sheet iron. Hauts Fourneaux, Forges et Acieries de Thy-Le-Chateau, Co., Ltd., Marcinelle. Drawings and plans. Laminoirs de Monceau, Co., Ltd., Liege. Drawings and plans. Laminoirs du Ruau, Co., Ltd., Monceau Sur Sambre. Iron and steel bars; sheet iron. Laminoirs Hauts Fourneaux, Forges, Fonderies et Usines de La Providence, Ltd., iMarchienne an Pont. Iron and steel. Mabille Valere, Mariemont. Drawings and plans. Ougree Marihaye, Co., Ltd., Ougree. Plans of e(juipment. Produits Refractaires et Terres Plasti-I ques De Seilles et P>ouftioulx, Co..' Ltd., Seilles. Specimens of products. Societe de La Vieille-Montagne, Ltd.,! Liege. Notices of equipment. Societe de Marcinelle Et Couillet, Ltd.,' Couillet. Notices of equipment. ! Societe Generate du Laminage Annu-j laire pour la Fabrication des Chai-nesi sans soudure, Ltd., Brussels. Manu-i factnre of chains. | Societe Metallurgique de Sambre eti Moselle, Ltd., Montignies-Sur-Sambre.| Manufacture of coke, cast-iron, steel.] Societe Miniere et Metallurgique dcj Monceau St. Feacre. Ltd., ]\Ionceaii-( Sur-Sambre. Plans of equipment for- handling ores. Coke stove. Blast fur-i naces. i Solvay & Co., Brussels. Notices con-' cerning methods in the generation of' gas. Usines a Cuivre et a Zinc, Co., Ltd., Liege. Notices. Usines de desargentation Co. Ltd.. Ho- boken, near Antwerp. Albums andj samples. j Usines et Fonderies de Baume & Mar- 1 pent Co., Ltd., Haine St. Pierre. Plaii^i of foundrv equipment. GROUP 119. I General Direction of Mines, Brussels. Statistics issued bv the State's mine ot^cers. Soupart Alf, Mont Sur Marchienne. Re- port .on the mining industry in Bel- gium. Watteyne Victor, Chief Engineer, Direc- tion of ]\Iines, Brussels. Report of the office of accidents in mines on the: testing station of the administration ol mines at Frameries. '■ BRAZIL LOCATION: BLOCK 14-A. AISLES A AND G. GROUP 116. Agriculture, Sec. da, Bahia. Monazite sands. Almeida, Francisco, Rio Grande do Sul. Agates. Almeida, Joao de, Rio Grande do Sul. .■\gates. Almeida, Servulo, Rio Grande do Sul. Clay with imi^ressions. Alves Joao, Rio Grande do Sul. Crys- tals and amethysts. Nascimento, Rio .Auriferous nioly- Amaral, Thimoteo Grande do Sul. bdenic ore. Antonina, Com. M. de, Parana. Ocres. iriin and nianaganese ores, chalk. Aracaju, Com. M. de, Sergipe. Salt. Argollo Cardoso & Co., Bahia. Granite. calcareous stones, copper ores, man- ganese ore, cadmuim ores, OCJl'es, graphite, bituminous shale. , Aurifera, Comp., Minas Geraes. Gold BRAZIL. 87 .zevedo, Col. H. F. Penna de, Amazonas. Clays, calcareous stones, manganese ores. .zambuja, Dario, Rio Grande do Sul. Iron ore. .zambuja, Graciano A., Rio Grande do Sul. Petiified worxi. arbieri, Antonio, Rio Grande do Sul. Clay. arcellos, Intendenciade, Amazonas. Granite. elga de Tripuhy, Comp., Minas Geraes. Cinabrium and gres cinnabric. elgo-Bresilinne, Soc, Rio Grande do Sul. Wolframite. iagio, Jose, Rio Grande do Sul. Marble, ittencourt. Dr. A., Rio Grande do Sul. Rock and amethyst cr^-stals. rant, Jcao, Minas Geraes. Crystals, rant. Major F., Minas Geraes. Dia- mond gravel. razilian Diamond Fields Corp., Ld., Bahia. Diamond gravels. retas, Affonso, Minas Geraes. Iron ores. acapava, Intendencia de, Rio Grande do -Sul Lime. ampos. Fortunate P., Minas Geraes. Gold ores. ampos, Col. Symphronio, Minas Geraes. Gold ores. apelle, Dr. Alberto Vande, Rio Grande do Sul. Gold pyrites. ircano, Cezar, Matto Grosso. Iron and manganese ores. ariry. Cons. Mun. de S. Joao de, Pa- rahyba. Mica and ores. arvalho. Dr. A. A. de Figueiredo, Pa- rahyba. Iron ore, salt, crystals, asbes- tos. arvoeiro, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Sandstone. astello Branco, A., Minas Geraes. Mag- netic iron ores. astro. Col. Antonio, Minas Geraes. Rose quarts, mica, plumbago. astro, J. Lydio de, Rio Grande do Sul. Gold ores and nuggets. astro. Com. M., Parana. Granite and clay. axambu, Empreza de Aguas, Minas Geraes. }ilineral waters. axias, Intendencia de, Rio Grande do SnI. Graphitic sands. antral do Brazil, E. de F., Minas Geraes. -Marble. Wappeta & Co., Rio Grande do Sul. Marble. 3elho, Francisco, Rio Grande do Sul. Marble. aelho. Dr. H., Rio de Janeiro. Marble. 3m. do Estado, S. Catharina. Coal, om. do Estado, Minas Geraes. Zinc, gold, copper ores, scorodites. Cortes, Joao L., Paixao, Rio Grande do Sul. Gold ores and nuggets. Costa, Jose Vicente, Minas Geraes. I\larbles. Cotta, Col. Jose G. de Almeida, Minas Geraes. Calcareous rocks, gold quartz, graphite. Cruz, Porhyrio Sandy da, Parana. Emery. Cuite, Com. M. de, Parahyba. Kaolin, crystals and ores. Curityba, Com. M., Parana. Alum, cal- careous rocks, asphalt. Cunha Junior, M. Francisco, Amazonas. Claj'S, chalk, iron ores, petrihed wood. Dahne, Dr. Eugenio, Rio Grande do Sul. Crystals and agathes. Dahne, Frederico, Rio Grande do SuL Crystals and agathes, Daudt Filho, Joao, Rio Grande do Sul. Gold ores and nuggets. D'Avila, Manoel L. Marques, Rio Grande do Sul. Iron ores. D'Avila, Pantaleao Marques, Rio Grande do Sul. Iron ores. Debize, Luiz, Rio Grande do Sul. Slate. Dias, Major R. de Paula, Minas Geraes. Chroic iron ore and gold ores and mag- netic iron. Com. do Estado, Goyaz. Mica, marble and ores. Com. de Rio Grande, Rio Grande do Sul. Crystals, agathes. coal, marble. Correa, Francisco, Rio Grande do Sul. Eruptive rocks. Correa, F. Vargas, Minas Geraes. Feld- path. Correa, Joao, Rio Grande do Sul. Erup- tive rocks. Correia, Doutor L., Rio Grande do Sul. Clays. Dom Pedrito, Intendendencia de, Rio Grande do Sul. Gold ores, carboni- ferous schist. Dreher, Edmundo, Rio Grande do Sul. Agathes. Espirito Santo, Padre J. A. do, Minas Geraes. Cinabrium and other ores. Esperanca, Usina, Minas Geraes. Iron ores. Escola de Minas de Ouro Preto, Minas Geraes. Collection of samples, ores and minerals. Extractiva Mineral do Brazil Comp., Bahia. Mineral oils and shales. Faria, Major Antonio P., Minas Geraes. Gold ores and quartz. Flack & Co., Cezar, Rio de Janeiro. r)res, talcum, kaolin and gypsum. Franca, Ignacio, Parana. Coal. Franca, Joao, Rio Grande do Sul. Crys- tals. Franca, Jeronymo T., Rio Grande do Sul. Silicious crvstals with water. 88 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Feijo, Manoel, Rio Grande do Sul. ]\Ialacliitts. Feira de Sant Anna, Com. M., Bahia. Clay and products. Felauer, Alberto, Rio Grande do Sul. Agates. Felicissimo, Major Arthur, Minas Ger- aes. Collection of 316 samples ores and minerals. Ferraz, Luiz Caetano, Minas Geraes. Gold ores and other ores. Figueiredo, Antonio C, Matto Grosso. Calcareous rock. Figueiredo, Urbano de, Parahyba. Cal- careous stones. Fortes, Dr. Carlos da Silva, Minas Geraes. Asbestos. Galvao, Dr. Felippe R., Matto Grosso. Clay and ocres. Gandarella, Comp., Minas Geraes. Alarbles. Gomes, Dr. Almeida, Mmas Geraes. Gold quartz. Gomes, Leopoldo, Minas Geraes. Dia- batic r<')cks. Gomes, Rodolpho, Rio Grande do Sul. ^fanganese ore. Gomes & Co., Otero, Rio Grande do Sul. }ilanganese ore. Goncalves Ramos & Co., Empreza, - Minas Geraes. Manganese ores. Governo do Estado, Matto Grosso. Gold nuggests and other ores. Governo do Estado, Rio Grande do Sul. Granite and gold <>res. Governo do Estado, E. Santo. Monazite sands. Gravatahy Intendencia de, Rio Grande do Sul. Ores. Guedes, Francisco de Paula, Rio Grande do Sul. Tripolitan sands. Huebel, J., Parana. Ores. Jardim, Col. A. E. de Assis., Minas Geraes. Gold ores. Jesus, Dr. Palhano, Maranhao. Calcare- ous st()nes. Lima, Dr. Augusto, Minas Geraes. Iron, gold, zinc, copper and manganese ores. Kluppe, Eduardo, Parana. Abrasive stone. Krammel, Guilherme, Rio Grande do Sul. Petri tied wood. Lages, Com. M. de, Santa Catharina. Building stones. Lambary & Cambuquira, Empreza. Minas Geraes. Aiincral waters. Lapa, Com. M. de, Parana. Ores. Lara, Bernardino, Rio Grande do Sul. Copper ores. Lima, Braulio W., Parana. Marble. Lima, Dr. Gomes de, Minas Geraes. Marble and serpentines. Limeira. Joao, Rio Grande do Sul. Crystals. Lopes, Francisco, Rio Grande do Su Granite and Gold ores. Lopes, Dr. Prado, Minas Geraes. Colj lection of samples nf oligistic, etc. gold pyrites witli scorndite crystals. [ Lorena, Com. M. de, S. Paulo. Talcumi Luce & Co., Archer, Rio Grande do Sull Copper ores. ( Luciano, Joaquim, Minas Geraes. Geres Luiz, Casemiro Ribeiro, Minas Geraes Ocres. Macau Intendencia, de, Rio Grande d< Xorte. Salt. Macedo, Col. Joaquim Pereira, Parana! Rock crystals, ocres, coal, cr)ppcr orej Macedo, Joao Ribeiro, Parana. Mineral waters and ocres. Machado, Pom.peo. Rio Grande do Sul; W'olfrannite &' Cassiterite. 1 Machado, Virgillo, Minas Geraes. Call careous rocks. ] Marcos, F., Parana. Marble. : Margarida, Comp. Salinas, Bahia. Salt' Martha, Rutilio A., Minas Geraes. Mica, Marques, Gabriel, Rio Grande do Sul' ?^larble. , Marques, Luiz, Rio Grande do Sul| Marble. j Meira E Sa, Dez. F. de Salles, Parahyba: \"arious ores. Mello, Jose de, Rio Grande do Suli Petrified wood. | Mercer, F. H., Parana. Mercury. Mines de Cuivre de Camaquan Soc, Ri( Grande do Sul. Co])per ores. Mines D'or du Cerrito, Soc, Rio Grandt do Sul. Gold ores. Minas de S. Jeronymo, Comp. E. de F E. Rio Grande do Sul. Coal. Miranda, Joao, Rio Grande do Sul. Mica Miranda, Theodoro, Rio Grande do Sul Co]:)per ores. Morroda Mina, Comp., Minas Geraes ^Manganese ores. Montaury, Dr. Jose, Rio Grande do Sul| .\gathes. Mossoro, Intendencia de, Rio Grande dc Xorte. Lime, sulphate of lime, gyp- sum, j i Moura, Intendencia de, Matto GrossO' Sroidstone. Murse, Pedro, Minas Geraes. Feldspath Mourgez, Antonio, Rio Grande do Sul Gold ores ;ind nuggets. Natal, Fazenda do, Bahia. Clays and ocres. Nazareth, Euclides, Amazonas. Granite Netto, Guilherme G.. Minas Geraes Iron 'ires and jiyrites. Nogueira, T- Baptista B.. Minas Geraes; Ocres. Oliveira. Col. Antonio Vaz, Rio Grande do Sul. Carboniferous schists. Oliveira, Bernardino Vaz de, Rio Grande^ do Sul. Gold ores and nuggets. ; BRAZIL. liveira, J. Custodio, Minas Geraes. Various ores. liveira, H. Jose de, Parana. Granite and claj-. liveira, Julio Basilio, S. Paulo. Abra- sive stones. liveira, Dr. Luiz de, Parahyba. Ores. lyntho, Dr. Antonio, Minas Geraes. Calcareous stones, gohi and diamond gravel. mnium Minier, Soc, Rio Grande do Sul. Gold ores. tta, Carlos A., Minas Geraes. Tour- maline quartz, ferruginous gold quartz. r^^oni. Dr. Jorge B., Rio Grande do Sul. Manganese i^re. uro Preto Gold Mines of Brazil, Ld., Minas Geraes. Gold and other ores. ilhares, Gruhn & Co., Rio de Janeiro. Mineral waters. iranagua. Com. M. de, Parana. Clays ;md Kaolin. irobe, Doutor, Rio Grande do Sul. Mineral paints and ocres. lula, Dr. Joaquim F. de, Minas Geraes. Cinabrium and copper ores. Lula, Zaccarias, Parana. Copper ores, iderneiras. Dr. Dario, Rio Grande do Sul. Whetstones. nteado, Luiz Antonio, Parana. Pumice stone. reira & Nelson, S. Paulo. Mica, ocres, iron ores. rotto, Pedro, Parana. Abrasive stone, mentel, Col. Affonso, Minas Geraes. Gold and other ores and ocre. nto, Isidro Correa, Rio Grande do Sul. Carboniferous schist. mta Grossa, Com. M., Parana. Si- licious sand and slate. Wigg, Usina, Minias Geraes. Map o;| manganese mines. ' GROUP 118. I Becker & Irmao, Jose, Rio Grande dC| Sul. Photos. Bretas, Affonso, Minas Geraes. Iror goods. Esperanca, Usina. Minas Geraes. Iror goods. Ipanema, F. de Ferro, S. Paulo. Sam pies of iron. Miller <^ Filhos, Parana. Iron. Mines de Cuivre de Camaquan. Sec. Rio Grande do Sul. Copper. GROUP 119. Governo do Estado, Rio Grande do Sul Maps. Medrado, Alcides, Minas Geraes. Bra zilian Mining Review. ^ Minas, Escola de, Minas Geraes. Annua.; proceedings. BULGARIA. LOCATION: IN THE BULGARIAN SECTION, PALACE OF VARIED INDUSTRIES. GROUP 116. Gheorghieff Brothers, Stara Zabora. Coal. Hadji Slavtchoff, N. Tirnovo. Coal. Ikonomoff, D., Kazanlik. Copper ores. Liloff, Ivan, Sophia. Manganite ores. Ministry of Commerce and Agriculture. Sophia. Coal. Ministry of Commerce and Agriculture. Svcnite ores. Ministry of Commerce and Agriculture.; Sophia. .Marble. BULGARIA— CANADA— CEYLON 91 listry of Commerce and Agriculture, opliia. Granite. )off, G. D., Kazanlik. Copper ores. )off, G., Sophia. Engraving stone. :adanoff & ManolofF. Soseloff, D., Sophia. Manganite ores. Slavoff, S.. Kazanlik. Marble. Simionoft, St., Routschouk. Coal. Societe and Exploitation, Trevna. Coal. Theodoroff, Petco, Sophia. Copper ores. CANADA. BLOCKS NOS. 54, 54-A, 64 AND 64-A. AISLES 5, 6, E AND G. GROUP 116. Tiinion of Canada Exhibit: Ores of old, silver, lead and copper; nickel and ibalt; native gold; coal and petroleum; lineral fertilizers and pigments, salt, ;bestos, mica, feldspar, graphite, gyp- mi, abrasive materials, corundum, ems and precious stones, ornamental id building stone, slate, clay and ce- lent. onio Mining Co., McGuegan, B. C. aleiia. [field, J. J., Vancouver, B. C. Chal- ipyrite. ebird Mining Co., Sandon, B. C. alena. Igewood, Mrs. HaUburton Co., On- .rio. Minerals. wn, J. L., Kamloops, B. C. Mag- ?tite with cha!cop3-rite. ada Iron Furnace Co., Raduor, Que. [agnetite. ;well, E. F., Toronto, Ont. Mica, im Secum, Nova Scotia. Auriferous lartz. libition Branch, Department of Agri- iltiire. Ottawa. Chalco])yrite, pyrite ith cha!c<)i)yrite, limestone (marble), ^rnite. Jackson Mining Co., Whitewater, B. C. Galena. Johnson's Co., Megantic Co., Que. As- bestos tibrc. McNeill Co., H. W., Canmore, Alta. Coal. Milne, Coulto & Co., St. George, N. B. Granite (curling stone). Morrison, I. H., Kamloops, B. C. Chalco- pyrite. Payne Consolidated Minin^galle, D. T., Kurnegalle. Graphite. :er and Hall, Colombo. Graphite. Ion Chamber of Commerce, Colombo. raphite and ^lica. Ion Government, Colombo. Gems, I'ca and geological exhibit. mege, Forsythe & Co., Colombo. raphite. Mel, H. L., Negombo. Graphite. Mel, Jacob, Moratuwa. Graphite. De Silva, A. E., Colombo. Graphite. De Silva, L. B. A., Colombo. Graphite. EUawala, F. T., Ratnapura. Samples of clay used in making pottery tiles. Fernando, Bastian, Colombo. Graphite. Fernando, Gabriel, Colombo. Plumbago. Fernando, James, Colombo. Graphite. Fernando, W. A., Colombo. Graphite. Jayatilleke, D. J., Ratnapura. Ruby, two uncut star rubi("s. Jayawardene, J. P., Ratnapura. Uncut stones. Kadurugamuwe, K. B., Wellawaya. T\ a 1 1 ■ m a h a I u 1 ;i va , mica. 92 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Kotalawala, John, Colombo. Graphite. Magdoon Ismail, Galle. Sapphire, cat's eye. Miranda & Sons, M. R., Colombo. Grapliite. Obeyesekere, J. P., Veyangoda. Graphite. Pieris, Paul E., Colombo. Corundum. Silva, N. D. P., Colombo. Graphite. Tissera, V. L., Colombo. Plumbago. Wapu, S. M., Colombo. Yellow sapphir' (Installed in Ceylon National Pavilion^ GROUP 117. Ceylon Government, Colombo. Mode| of gemming appliances. Model .| plnmbago pit. j CHINA. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN THE PALACE OF LIBERAL ARTS. BLOCKS 4, 5, 6. AISLES A, B, 6, 9. GROUP 116. Chinese Engineering & Mining Co. Tientsin. Tangschan cement, fireclay, fire bricks, Tansschen cement, mosaic tiles, furnace blocks, kaiping coals, naval Inmp and loco lump. Chun Kai Yuen, Canton. Sulphide of antimony, antimony metal, asbestos and plumbago. Green Island Cement Company, Canton and Hong Kong. Limestone, clay, ce- ment, limestone and clav mixed. Imperial Chinese Government. Too; used by marble cutters, ornamentj marble, soapstone, clays, kaolin, et(j coke, coal and metallic ores. j Peking Syndicate, Ltd. Anthracite coa' Provinces of Shansi and Honan. | Provincial Exhibit, Hupeh. Coal, cot] and metallic ores. 1 GROUP 118. Povincial Exhibit, Hupeh. Pig ire:; n-on bars, steel, rolled steel angles anj rods. ' CUBA. LOCATION: Block 4. Aisle A. GROUP 116. Barlow, J. E., Camaguey. Samples of earth. Cardenas Asphalt Company, Cardenas. Asphalt. erals (copper.) Caliego, Messa y Cia, Santiago. Bat fer- tilizer. Duncan, B. B., Santiago. Zinc and cop- per minerals. El Cobre, Minas de Santiago. Copper, miner.'ils. Funnell, Smith & Rovirosa, Havana. As- phalt. Gonzalez, Sebastian, Santiago. Man- ganese. Costa Abad, Daniel, Manzanillo. Copper minerals. Guimera, Antonio, Santiago. Iron and manganese. Herrero, Jose, Caibarien. Minerals. Iribas & Osas, Caibarien. Chalk good "La Maruca," Santiago. Copper mir; erals. Miranda, Joaquin, Santiago. Manganes ;ind copper. Spanish-American Iron Company, Sar tiago. Iron ores. Secretaria de Agricultura, Havana. Ir dustria y Comercio of the Republic < Cuba. Minerals. Vallhomat, Francisco, Santiago. Coppe GROUP 117. Medina de Pomar, Mariano, Santiagc Mineral map of Santiago Province. GROUP 118. Rovil. Jose Lopez. Iron. EGYPT— FRANCE 93 EGYPT. LOCATION: PALACE OF FORESTRY, FISH AND GAME. GROUP 117. Soudan Government. Copper from Gebel Nahass (the mountain of copper). FRANCE. LOCATION: BLOCK 13. AISLES A-B-4-5. GROUP 115. ■ges Corbin & Co., a' Chedde. Explo- ves. facsimiles. iriot, Henry, Paris. An illustration of le radiograph}' of coal. !az L., Paris. Scientific instruments 3r mining use. neider, Paul, Paris. Model of mine allery, safety apparatus, boards and raphic schemes. GROUP 116. ioisieres Reunies de Rimogne, 'Rimogne (Ardennes). Slate products. 3ry-Pachot, Eugene and Victor, a lagny (Seine and Oise). Operating f gypsum quarries, plaster moulding. •the, Emil, Paris. Societe Metallur- ique du Perigord. itillon, Emanuel, a Briouse (Haute -oire). Antimonial ore. inpagnie des Minerals de fer Mag- etique de Motka-el-Hadid, Paris. Iron ire and boards. souches, Paris. Coal, compressed oal. ot, Paul, Rouen (Seine-Inferieure). 'inc and copper ores. inat, Pierre, Lyon (Rhone). Zinc )res. minhac. President de la Societe des \_Iines de Beausoleil et de I'Enterprise jeneral de Faucade de Puits, Paris. riviere & Co., Paris. Slates, iron wire -'able. ue, Francis, Paris. Aluminum ores '.nd products. French "Beauxite;" )ooks on mines and metallurgy. chy, Edouard, Roubaix (Nord). Mar- )le work. quier, Albert, Paris. Artificial dia- nonds. Societe Anonyme des Mines de Fer de Beau-Soleil, Paris. Iron ore. Societe Anonyme des Mines de la Lu- cette, a le Genest (Alayenne). Anti- monial ore. Societe Chimique Product Central, Paris, France. Radium. Block 40. FRENCH COLONIES, Acoulon, Algeria. Marbles. Chef du Service des Mines de Madagas- car, Tananarine, Madagascar. A list enumerating the principal useful ores found at Madagascar; a board showing what process and formalities are neces- sary for obtaining a mine grant. Algeria General Government, Ores. Duverger, Freres, Hanoi. Tine ore, re- fined pig tin; photographs of works and documents concerning the mine. Faussemagne, Haiphong, Tenkin. Prod- ucts of the quarries. Slabs of mar- ble, mortuary monuments, urns, pit- coal, ores. Lelievre, A. & Co., Saint-Denis, La Re- union. Artificial hydraulic lime from La Reunion's soil. Vigier, Djibouti. Ores. GROUP 117. Compagnie Houlliere de la Loire, a' St. Etienne (Loire). Model of the Loire coal basin, Paris. Documents concern- ing L'Ecole des Gouverneurs. Compagnie des Mines de Bethune, Mazin- garbe. Boards and graphic schemes. Malissard-Taza P., Anzin (Nord). Mine model, drawings and boards. Rouy, Paris. Boards concerning the drilling and timbering of mine shafts or wells. 94 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Societe des Mines de Lens, Lens (Pas de Calais). Boards and graphic schemes. Sohiere, Louis, Ulric, & Napoleon, Champigny-sur-Marne. Geological il- lustrations. Algeria, General Government of. Maps, plans, graphic schemes, panoramas. GROUP ii8. Dubois, Pinard & Co., Paris. Model of an enameling machine. Hinque, Marret & Bonnin, Paris. Prec- ious metals. Hug, Paul, Paris. Board showing saw blades. Lemieu & Brunei, Paris. Precious stones. Lemoine Bies, Paris. Solderings — anti- friction metals. Moutis (des) & Co., Paris. Manufactures products and articles of platinum. Pinchart-Deny L., Paris. Chased and perforated metals. Plichon, Ed., & Ses Fils, Paris. Cast iron c\-linders for motor cars and various cast-steel pieces. Regnard, Paul, Paris. Punching of metals, boards and samples. Societe Anonyme Electro-Metallurgique, Albertville (Somme). Various alloys, electric-steel. Societe Anonyme "La Gallia" (Seine). Sections of brass, Clipper and steel bars. Sociece Metallurgique de Perigord, Paris. Cast iron pipes and mouldings, pro- cesses used in metallurgy of iron. Societe Electro-Metallurgique de Froges. .Aluminum ores. Electric steel allo^-s. Thivet Hanctin, Saint Denis (Seine). Drawings concerning machines for preparing casting and core sands. GROUP 119. Bel, Jean Marc, Paris. Publications on mineral deposits. Beranger Librarie Polytechnic, Paril Books on mines and metallurgy, by V 'M. Aguiller, Carnot, Colomer, Chaiorj ' Dorien, De Lapparent, de Chatelin, Di Larmay, Gagnaux, Le Verrier, Michij I.-evy, Lacroix, Alinet, Moreau, Staij islas Mermier, Nivoit. | Carte Geologique de France, Paris. Comite Central des Houilleres de Francii [^aris. Plans, maps and publications I Commission du Grisou, Paris. Book! maps and plans for teaching. 1 Dunod Librairie Vve. Ch., Paris. Book! on mines and metallurgy, bj' M. yt Aguiller, Carnot, Colomer, Chalor.-; Dorien, De Lapparent. de Chatelin, D| Larmay, Gagnaux, Le Verrier, Michei Levy, Lacroix, Minet, ^Nloreau, Stan! islas Mermier, Nivoit. j Ecole Nationale Superieure des Mine! de Paris, A. Carnot, Director. Book.^j maps and plans about teaching. ' Ecole Nationale des Mines a', St. Etienmj (Loire). Program, courses and lesi sons of the school. ! Farges, E., Paris. Publication. Gruner, , Secretary of the Cornite de; Houilleres de France, Paris. Plan.s maps and various publications. Haton de la Goupillere et des de Bore Paris. Lessons concerning the work, iiig of mines. Ochs, Louis, Paris. Publications on dia mond deposits. Societe de L'Industrie Minerale, Sti Etienne (Loire). Publications of tlu' society. Chef du Bureau de la Colonisation du Gouvernement General de Madagascai et Dependancies, Tananarine. Mada-J gascar. Laws concerning mines. 1 GERMANY. LOCATION: BLOCK 33. AISLES D, C, 4 AND 5. GROUP 115. Friedman & Wolf, Zwickau. Safety lamps and tools for repairing same. Luebeck Draegerwerk. Apparatus for inhaling oxygen in poisonous air. Kgl. Porzelian-Manufaktur, Berlin. Ap- paratus for chemical and technical use. Royal Pruss. Geological Landesanstalt anstalt and Mining .\cadeniy. Ber- lin. Arrangements and methods "i promoting mining. Royal Pruss. Mining Direction, Saar- brucken. Drawings of the new mining | school building at St. Johann-Saar- ^ brucken. j GERMANY. 95 GROUP ii6. {tiengesellschaft Appollinarisbrunnen, Neuenahr. Natural mineral water. (Also installe f in block 180. aisle G, Ag- ricultural Palace.) jollinaris is drawn from a deep rocky iirce situated about fifty feet below e surface of the earth, at which depth e water contains an enormous amount natural carbonic acid gas. It is bot- ■d only at the spring and only with its :n natural gas. It is recognized as the iding table water of the world. An- al sales — thirty million bottles. Agents- lited Agenc3' Co., S03 Fifth Ave., New irk. :iengesellschaft Norddeutsche Stein- 3;utfahrik, Grohn-Vegesack b. Bremen. Glazed earthenware tiles. See grp. 43. nber Exhibition. (Installed in Ger- nan Section. \'aried Industries Pal- ice.) d Bertrich. Mineral waters. (In- ;talled in German Section, Agricmlture Palace.) d-Nauheim, Frankfort-on-Maine. Min- ■ral water. Also in.stalled in German section. Agriculture Palace. rgbaufeld, Luisenfield, Berlin. Jew- 'Iry and garnets. Installed in Ger- nan section.. Palace of .-Xgriculture. rdes & Co., Hannover. Pressed brick, rstilich Wildunger Mineralquellen, A.- j., W'ildungen. [Mineral water. (Also p. Palace of Agriculture.) periai Government of German East \.frica. Collection of East African ninerals. (Installed in German Sec- ion. Agricultural Palace.) is. Gesundheitsamt, Berlin. Wall dia- gram and pamphlet concerning Ger- nan sanatory springs and baths. (Tn- talled in German Section, Liberal ^rts Palace.) eniglich Preussische Domaenenver- I'altung, Berlin. Collective exhibition if watering places. (Installed in Ger- man Section, Palace of Liberal Arts.) itaildenhutte, Flusspatverk a u f s v e r in, Harzburg. Fluorite for chemical airposes. listerium des Innern, Karlsruhe. Dio- ama i)f Baden-Baden. Installed in ierman Section, Liberal Arts Palace. ue Tonwerke, Aug. Gundlach & Co., jrossalmerode. \'arious sorts of clay nr glass crucible purposes. rddeutsche Steingutfabrik, Bremen. ilazed stone slabs. ■kiewicz, W., Earthenware Works, .udwigsberg near Moschin. erkiewisz process." How to obtain e colors in the kiln without the use of ments or engobe shades. The process will give results even where the baryta process (enriching of the raw material by baiyta containing carbonic acid) will not bi; i)racticable any more on account of its ten times higher cost. Perfect solving of this hitherto open question in ceramics. German, American and for- eign patents. Patents for sale. Build- ing of JNIines and Metallurgy. See Group 45. Remele, Dr. Collection of soil forming stones. Rosbacher Natural Mineral Spring, Hom- burg. Mineral water. (Also installed in Agriculture Palace.) Rhenser Mineralbrunnen, Fritz Meyer & Co., Reus a. Rh. Mineral water. (Also installed in Agriculture Palace.) Royal Bath and Spring Administration, Ems. Mineral water. (Also installed in the Agriculture Palace.) Royal Bath and Spring Administration, Langenschwalbach. Mineral water, in the Agriculture Palace.) Royal Bath and Spring Administration, Nenndorf. Mineral water. (Also in- stalled in the Agriculture Palace.) Royal Bath and Spring Administration, Schlangenbad. Mineral water. (Also installed in the Agriculture Palace.) Royal Geological Museum, Berlin. Geo- logical and mineralogical specimens. (Installed in German Section, Agricul- tural Palace.) Tonwerk, Schlippach B. Klingenberg A. ]\Iain. Clays. Wild, John Phillip, Idar. Topaz. Zinndorf, Baumbach. Whetstones and grindstones. GROUP 117. Bergwerksgesellschaft Hibernia, Heme. Mine model, photographs. Gelsenkirchener Bergw e r k s-A k t i e n- Gescllschaft, Gelsenkirchen. Photo- graphs of mine buildings. Grossherzogel Badische Geologi s c h e Landsanstalt, Heidelberg. Geologic charts. Kgl. Preuss. Landeanstalt U. Bergakade- mie, B.erlin. Geological charts, treat- ises, tools, etc. Kgl. Preuss* Obergamt, Breslau. Maps of coal deposits in upper Silesia. Verein Fuer Die Bergbaulichen Inter- essen im Oberbergamtsbezirk, Dort- mund. Paintings of mining scenes. Westfaelische Berggewerkschaftsk a s s e, Bochum. Model of Westfalien coal deposits. GROUP 118. Bochumer Verein Fuer Bergbau & Guss- stahl Fabrikation, Bochum. Chime of bells in German pavilion. DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Gundlach, Aug., Grossalmerode. Graphite crucibles. Gutmann, Alfred, Ottensen-Hamburg. Blast, gas suction machine, various molds and drawings. GROUP 1 19. Grosh. Badische Geologische Landesan- stalt, Heidelberg. Geological publi- cations. Kgl. Preuss Geolog. Landesanstalt U Bergakademie, Berlin. Geological charts and glossary, boring tools. i Kgl. Saechs. Bergakademie, Freiberg Alines and Aletallurgy in Saxony. '■ Mueller & Schmidt, Coburg. Periodicals' on Keramischen Industrien. ! Verein Fuer Die Bergbaulichen Inter essen, Essen A. Ruhr. Publications. ■ GREAT BRITAIN. LOCATION: BLOCK 53. AISLES E AND F. GROUP 115. Davis, John, & Sons, Derby. See Group 19, Department "C," Liberal .\rts. Hainsworth, Robinson, Hull. Working model, safety catch for mine cars and skips. Eraser, W. J., & Co., London. (See Group 23.) GROUP ii5. Home Office (Mining Department), Lon- don. Collective exhibit relating to British mining during the last 30 years. Alloa Coal Co., Ltd., Alloa. Antrim Iron Ore Co., Belfast. Ashworth, James, Chaddesden. Astley & Tyldesley Collieries, Ltd., Tyl- desley. Baird, Wm., & Co., Cumnock. Barrow Ha-ematite Co., Barnsley. Bath & Cosham Freestone Quarries, Ltd., Bath. Bath Stone Firms, Ltd., Bath. Bauxite Company, Liverpool. Bawden, Moses, Tavistock. Bayldon, E. H., Dawlish. Beardsell, William, Pwllheli. Bell Bros., Ltd., Middlesbrough. Bensted, W. H., & Son, Maidstone. Bent Colliery Co., Hamilton. Blackler, A. W., & Son, Torquay. Blaenavon Co., Ltd., Blaenavon. Bolckow, Vaughan & Co.,. Middles- brough. ^ Bond. George C, Nottingham. Bonvilles Court Colliery Co., Saunders- foot. Bradford, Earl of, Bolton. Bradley Bros., Ltd., Great Ayton. Briggs, H., Son & Co., Ltd., Normanton. British Iron Syndicate, Ltd., I-ondon. Brooks & Brooks, Manchester. Broughton & Plas Power Coal Co., Ltd., Wrexham. Brown, J., & Co., Ltd., Rotherham. Broxlnirn Oil Co., Ltd., Broxburn. Brundit & Co., Ltd.. Liverpool. Buccleuch, Duke of, Wanlockhead. ' Burrow, J. C, Cambourne. Burt & Burt, Swanage. ! Burton Ironstone Co., Ltd., Kettering. 1 Buttermere Green Slate Co., Keswick. \ Cammell, Chas., & Co., Ltd., Bigrigg. Cannock & Rugeley Colliery Co., Ltd.! Hednesford. ^ Cardiff Steam Coal Collieries, Ltd., Caer-| philly. j Carn Brea & Tincroft Mines, Ltd., Carr Brea. t Carbon Co., Falkirk. . Ceirog Granite Co., Ltd., Chirk. Chapman, H. A., Swansea. ( Chrystle, T., Fenton. Clark, William, Wigan. Clee Hill Granite Co., Ludlow. Glitters United Mines, Ltd., London. Coffey, J. J., Middleton. Colchester, E. C, Great Shelford. Coltness Iron Co., Ltd., Newmains. Cooper, J. A., Liscadell. Cradock, J., Stockton-on-Tees. ; Cramlington Coal Co., Ltd., Cramling-' ton. ' Crawshay Brothers, Cvfartha, Ltd., Mer- thyr Tydfil. Crawshay, H., & Co., Ltd., Cinderford. ,, Cwmaman Coal Co., Ltd., Aberdare. ! Darbishire's Ltd., Penmaenmawr. Davis, John, & Son, Derby. Deitzsch, F., London. Devonshire Barvta Co., Exeter. ; Dobbs, Joseph, Jarbow Colliery. Castle-, comer. Dolcoath Mine, Ltd., Cambourne. Dorothea Slate Quarries. Ltd.. Carnar-, von. Dudley, Earl of, Dudley. Duncan, Galloway & Co.. Ltd., Dun- trune. East Halkyn Mining Co., Ltd., Halkyn, Holywell. Eastwell Iron Ore Co., Mellon Mow-^ bray. , '• Ebbw Vale Steel. Iron & Coal Co., Ltd.. Ebbw Yale. GREAT BRITAIN. 97 dystone-Aberthaw Lime & Cement lo., Ltd., Aberthaw. wards, J. C, Ruabon. \ey, W., & Sons, Broseley. irley, James, Chester-le-Street. yle. B., & Co., Wareham. rens & Love, Durham, rnau, C, Alston. ;e Coal Co., Ltd., Leven. rest of Dean Stone Firms. Ltd.. Bris- :oI. aser. W. J.. & Co.. London, eeman. J.. & Sons Co.. Ltd., Penrhyn. odingham Ironstone Mines, Scun- horpe. ller's Earth Union. Ltd., Bath, fe, John, Aberdeen, rrett, H. N., Bath, ddes, Geo., Elgin. Ihead Coal, Firebrick & Canister Co., Ltd., Flimby. amorgan Coal Co., Ltd., South Wales, enboig Union Fireclay Co., Ltd., Glas- gow. ayson Lowood, J., & Co., Ltd., Deep- :ar. eat North of Scotland Granite Co., Ltd.. Peterhead. eat Western Colliery Co.. Ltd.. Ponty- Dridd. eenside Alining Co., Penrith, eyfield Colliery Co., Ltd., Bristol, iffith, Ebenezer, Talycafn. lest. Keen & Nettlefolds, Ltd., Gla- norgan. vaun-Cae-Gurwen Collieries Co., Ltd., Swansea. 'psum Mines, Ltd., Robertsbridge. ilkyn Alining Co., Ltd., Holywell, ill, Exors. of the late F. W., Four- stones. incock, Geo., & Son, Grinshill. ard Stone Firms, Ltd., Bath, argreaves, Exors. of the late Col. Burn- ley. arris & Pearson, Stourbridge, irrison, Ainslie & Co.. Ltd.. Ulverston. etton Coal Co., Ltd., Hetton-le-Hole. eworth Coal Co., Ltd., Felling. ghmeadow Iron Ore & Colour Co., Ltd., Newnham. opton Wood Stone Co., Ltd., Wirks- worth. )sken, W., & Co., Penrhvn. l)we, J., & Co., Carlisle. .):kson, W. B. M., Chesterfield, jikins, J. B., & Co., Neath. -: nnedy Bros., Ltd., Ulverston. -Ilaloe Slate Co., Ltd.. Nenagh. |t Hill Mining Co., CallingtOQ. *ieeshaw, Lupton & Co.. Liverpool. ;: owles. A., & Sons, Ltd., Manchester. 5'dler. Jas., & Sons, Durham. Ijmbton Collieries, Ltd.. Newcastle-on- "yne. Leadhills Silver-Lead, Mining and Smelt- ing Co., Ltd., Abington. Letcher, T. H., St. Day. Levant Mining Companj^, Cornwall. Lewis' Alerthyr Consolidated Collieries, Ltd., Hafod. Lilleshall Co., Ltd., Shifnal. Llanbedrog Granite Co., Pwllheli. Low Moor Iron Co., Bradford. Mackay & Davis. Pontypridd. Aiarsh Sons & Gibbs, Ltd., Bath. ]\Iartin Bros.. Ltd., Plymouth. Middleton. H. W., Durham. ]\Iidland Coal & Iron Co., Ltd., Newcas- tle. Midland Ironstone Co., Frodingham. Mid-Wales Mines, Ltd., Goginau. Mills, John & Sons, Ltd., Newcastle-on- Tyne. Mona & Parys Mines, Ltd., Amlwch. Moss Hall Coal Co., Ltd., Wigan. Mountsorrel Granite Co., Ltd., Lough- borough. Newstead Colliery Co., Nottingham. Niddrie & Benhar Coal Co., Ltd., Porto- bello. Nixon's Navigation Co., Ltd., [Mountain Ash. North Bitchburn Coal Co., Ltd., Darl- ington. North's Navigation Collieries (1889), Ltd., Bridgend. North Staffordshire Railway Co., Stoke- on-Trent. Oakley Slate Quarries, Ltd., Blaenau Festiniog. Ocean Coal Co., Ltd., Treorky. Pease & Partners, Ltd., Darlington. Penrikyber Navigation Colliery Co., Ltd., Penrhiwceiber. Penson & Southern, Ltd.. Llandebie. Penwyllt Dinas Silica Brick Co.,. Ltd., Neath. Pichard, Wm., & Sons, Ltd., Hands- worth. Pike Bros., Wareham. Powell Duffryn Steam Coal Co., Ltd., Aberman. Pritchard, E., Portmadoc. Pwllheli Granite Co., Ltd., Runcorn. Rafiferty, Peter, Recess. Raisby Hill Limestone Co., Ltd., Cox- hoe. Ramsley, Exploration Syndicate, Oke- ham^pton. Rhymney Iron Co., Ltd., Rhymney, 'Slon. Robey & Co., Thrumpton. Runcorn & Helsby Red Sandstone Co., Ltd., Runcorn. Runnalls. James, & Sons.. Penzance. Sandwith Quarries Co., Ltd., White- haven. Scotgate Ash Stone Co., Ltd., Pateley Bridge. Scott, John, Darlington. DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Shap Granite & Patent Concrete Co., Ltd., Shap. Shilbottle Coal Co., Lesbury. Shipley Colliery Co., Shipley. Simpson, John, Felling. Smith, J., & Sons, Bakewell. Snailbeach Mining Company, Minsterley. Sneyd Collieries, Ltd., Burslem. Societe Anonyme des IMines de Fron- goch, Aberystwyth. South Hetton Coal Co., Ltd., Sunder- land. Stancliffe Estates Co., Darley Dale. Stanton & Bettany, Rochester. Stirling, John, Cleator Moor. Summerlee & Mossend Iron & Steel Co., Ltd., Coatbridge. Surrey Fuller's Earth Co., Ltd., Nutfield. Teign Valley Barytes Mining Co., Exe- ter. Thomas, E., & Williams, Aberdare. Thornthwaite ?^lines, Ltd., Keswick. Tlirelkeld Granite Co., Keswick. Trafalgar Colliery Co., Ltd., Drybrook. Trecastell Mining Co., Conway. United Alkali Co., Ltd., Fleetwood. United Newry Granite Co., Ltd., Newry. Universal Steam Coal Co., Ltd., Sen- ghenydd. Vernon, Lord, Stockport. Victoria Coal & Coke Co., Ltd., Wake- field. Victoria Slate Company, Ltd., Corrick- on Suir. A'ieille Montague Zinc Co., Alston. Waddington, Booth, Chesterfield. Wallsend & Hebburn Coal Co., Ltd., Newcastle-on-Tyne. Ward, Thomas W., Strata Florida. Wass & Son, Matlock. Watkinson, Geo., & Sons, Ltd., Chester. Watson, George A., & Co., Ltd., Lahinch. Watts, Blake, Bearne & Co., Newton Abbot. Welsh Brick, Slate & Lime Co., Ltd., Cardiff. Welsh Copper Mining Syndicate, Ltd., Talybont. Welsh Granite Co., Ltd., Trevor. West of England China, Clay & Stone Co., St. Austell. West Kitty Mining Co., St. Agnes. Wheatley & Co., Newcastle. WHiitehaven Collierjr Co., Whitehaven. Whiteway & Co., Kingsteigngton. Wigan Coal and Iron Co., Ltd., Wigan. Wild, W., & Sons, Sheffield. Williams, G. J., (H. M. Inspector of Mines), Bangor. Williams, Jos., Birkenhead. Williams. T. L., & Co., Penarth. Wilson's & Clyde Coal Co., Ltd., Glas- gow. Winford Iron Ore & Redding Co., Bris- tol. Wotherton Barytes & Lead Mining Coj Ltd., Shrewsbury. | Department of Agriculture and Techni cal Instruction, Dublin. Collection ci Irish minerals and building material! British South Africa Company (Rhcj desiaj, London. Gold quartz, coppei coal, iron and other minerals. , Harehope Mining and Quarrying Cc; Ltd., Weardale. Polished and ui! polished marble, and ornamental ai| tides. i Johnson, W. & Sons, Leeds, Englaniz Springs, Rima Szecs. Mineral wa- ter containing iodine and bromine. :kete, Mor, Borszek. Representing 30 springs in Borszek. irlovszky, Dr., Munkacs. Mineral wa- ter from Margit Spring in Bereg Coun- ty. impelen, Imre, Moha. Agnes Spring nineral water. gyoter, Mor Hirschler, Budapest, [^erenc Jozsef. Mineral water. 'rytnycza, Lipto County. Springs of AlkaHne sulphur water. ignesite Co., Ltd., of Budapest, New i^'ork City. ]Maguesite. Mandel, Gyula, Brasso. Malnas springs of mineral water. Mattoni, Henrik Budapest. Royal min- eral water. Mazzi, Luigi, Budapest. Hungarian marbles. Parad, Springs of, Heves County. Min- eral water. Prucha & Tsa, Budapest. Venus Spring of Kezdi Pol^-ana. carbonic table water. Prucha & Tsa, Buda-Eors. Hercules mineral water. St. Margarets Island Spring, Budapest. Mineral water. St. Lucasbath Spring Co., Budapest. Kristal}- Spring mineral water. Saxlehner, Andreas, Budapest. Hun- yadi Janos mineral water. 100 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Schmidthauer, Lajos, Komarom. Natu- ral mineral water of Igniand. Schultes, Agost, Budapest. Salvator Spring water. Szolyva Springs of Mineral Watei Szolvva-Harsfalva. i Konkoly-Thege, Sandor, M. P., SzanthJ springs of mineral water in Abau) Torna County. j ITALY. LOCATION: BLOCK 23. AISLE C. GROUP 116. Anglo-Italian Talc & Plumbago Mines Co., Pinerolo. Graphite and talc. Anglo-Italian Co., Palermo. Sulphur. Auteri Bros., Messina. Mineral colors, sulphur of antimony. Baragiola, Dr. Pietro, Bagni di Monte- catini. Salts and mineral waters. Bertonelli, Barone, Palermo. Sulphur. Binetti, Ernesto, Palermo. Sulphur. Blount «& Co., Palermo. Sulphur. Boschetti, E., & Co., Schio (Vicenza). -Marble. Burgarelli Vito Maria, Trapani. Stone. Canese, Francesco Di G., Marola (Spe- 7,ia). Alarble. Chamber of Commerce of Siena and Grosseto. Terregialle. Cornut C. Callisto, Vogogna (Novara). Amianthus (asbestos). D'Ali Antonio, Trapani. Sea salt. Faggioni, Ragghianti & Co., Portovenere (Genova). Marbles. Gardella & Co., Casazza Ligure. Copper ores. Industria Marmifera Mineraria "Elba" Andre Zimmer & Co., Portoferraio. Marbles. Italian Graphite Co., Pinerolo. Graph- ite. Izzo Luigi, Napoli. Marbles. Lalhumia Salvatore, Palermo. Sulphur. Libiola Mine Co., Sestri Levante. Cop- per ore, iron pyrite. Lomeo, Giuseppe, Palermo. Sulphur. Lopes Filippo, Palermo. Marble, Lopes Giovanni, Palermo. Marble. Luzatti Giuseppe, Lurnell G. & Nuvolari G.. Caltanisetta. Minerals and sulphur. Luzatti L., Palermo. Sulphur. Maggemi, Luigi, Speza. Marbles. Malcangi Pasquale, Corato (Bari). Mar- bles. Mantegna Benedetto Prince of Cagni, Palermo, Sulphur. Monteponi Society, Torino. Minerals. Nuvolari Gedeone & Co., Caltanisetta. Sulphur. Pintacuda Carlo, Palermo. Sulphur. Pontillo Angiolo, Palermo. Sulphur. Royal Mining Department, Roma. Ma:] bles and sulphur (5re. 1 Rossi Ciampolini Ferruccio, Pomai (Pisa). Marbles. Salemi Pace, Giovanni, Palermo. Mai, bles. Sapio Orlando Angelo, Palermo. Su phur. I Scalia L., Palermo. Sulphur. Scodnik and Pierantoni, Napoli. Ma bles. Sinopoli F., Palermo. Sulphur. 1 Societa Marmifera Nord Carrara, Romj Marbles. 1 Societa Sicula for Extraction of Naturj Asphalt Palermo. Asphalt. Thruppe and Trewhella, Palermo. Su| phur. Threwhella Roberto, Palermo. Sulphu Verderame Brothers, Palermo. Sulphu GROUP 117. Gardella & Co., Ligurian Copper Cc, Casazza Ligure. Plans and phot. graphs. Libiola Mine Co., Sestri Levante. Plar and photographs of Co.'s mine. Monteponi Co., Torino. Plan of mine. Mining, School of, Iglesias (Cagliari Drawings, photographs, etc. Royal Mining School, Caltanisett Program and publications and plan '! school; photographs; work of student GROUP 118. Camerini Arturo, Padova. Lytharg; rium and lead, minium, massicot, sli' for guns. Tomellini Massimo, Migliarino (Spezia Aluminum products. GROUP 119. Nuvolari Gedeone & Co.. Caltanisett Pamphlet on origin and organizatu of company. Royal Mining Department, Rom Works and illustrati.MTS of geologic? survey works and mining service. JAPAN 101 JAPAN. LOCATION: BLOCK NO. 44. AISLES E-D, 5 AND 6. GROUP 115. urakami, Sanzo, Niigataken. Mining fuse. ugata Iron Works, Niigataken. Tools for oil well drilling. Dshida, Sansuke, Shimane-Ken. Min- insi' fuse. GROUP 116. menomiya, Wataru, Iwateken. Iron ore. [cikuzen and Buzen Colliery Owners' Ass'n., Fukuokaken. Coals. jjita & Co., Osaka. Sulphide, siliceous and gold ores. arukawa, Junkichi, Tokio. Coal, coke, different kinds of ores and concen- trates, Aptite, Biotite granite, lime- stone, codieritc, pyroxene andesite, etc. okkaido Colliery & Railway Co., Hok- kaido. Cokes and cecals. orinouchi Shoyemon, Kagoshimaken. Gold ores and county rocks, nperial Bureau of Mines. Collections of typical minerals recognized in Japanese mining law and that of cop- per from principal mines. nperial Steel Works, Fukuokaken. ^tagnetitc, linieonite, doromite, mi- cacious fematite, limestone and coke. nperial Geological Survey, Tokio. Col- lections of rocks, ores, fossils, kaolin, whetstones and phosphates, pan Oil Co., Niigataken. Oils. onishi Ihei, Osaka. Manganese ore. wansai Coke Co., Osaka. Coke, itsubishi Sr Co.. Tokio. Coal, Brec- ciatcd liparite, propylite, amethyst, quartz after barytes. linarite and pyro- piorphite, native copper, etc. itsni Mining Co., Tokio. Coke, coal, silver, copper and lead ores, licorite, calcite, azurite, cupriferous, calamine, pyromorphite, akano Shiro, Hokkadio. Gold nuggets, >ands and iridosium, amikawa Yasuke, Kioto. Whetstones, saka Chemical Industry Co., Osaka. Cokes, saka Whetstone Co., Osaka. Whet- '^lone. inohara Kumajiro, Yehime-ken. Stib- iiite and clay slate, vein stuf¥, liporite. >kunag, Shigeyasu, Tokio. Gold ores, isukawa Keiichiro, Fukuoka-ken. Coal. GROUP 117. Amenomiya Wataru, Iwateken. Geolog- ical map and photographs, Chikuzpn and Buzen Colliery Owners' Association, Fukuoka-ken. Map of coal fields, section of coal bearing strata and photographs of colliery. Furukawa Junkichi, Tokio. Model of system of copper mine, model of ore dressing plant, etc. Fujita & Co., Osaka. Diagram of Kosaka mine, Horinouchi Shoyemon, Kago, Shimaken (Kagoshimaken). Photograph of Oku- chi gold mine. Imperial Bureau of Mines, Tokio. Maps, diagrams, tables, etc, illustrating min- eral industry of principal minerals. Imperial Geological Survey, Tokio. jNIodel of Bandai volcano before and after its eruption, orographical and bathymetrical maps of Japan, general geological and topographical maps of Japan, and maps showing the oil fields. Imperial Steel Works, Fukuoka. Pho- tographs, Japan Oil Co., Niigata-ken. Photo- graphs, Hokkaido Colliery & Railway Co., Hok- kaido, Geological maps of variotis collieries, Japan and Hokkaido, Mitsubishi & Co., Tokio. Relief of Takashima Coal ^Mine, section of coal formation, Mitsui Mining Co., Tokio. Model of Manda Pit of Miike colliery, and vari- ous other photographs and maps. Murakami Sanzo, Niigata-Ken. Photo- graphs, Nakano Shiro, Hokkaido. Map. Niigata Iron Works, Niigata-ken. Pho- tographs, Yasukawa Keiichiro, Fukuoka-ken. Top- ographical and geological map of iNIeiji and Akaike collieries. GROUP 118. Amenomiya Wataru, Iwate-ken. Pig. Fujita & Co., Osaka. Gold and silver bullion, copper, cathode and ingot, and model of Kosaka smelting and refining works, Furukawa Junkichi, Tokio. Copper wire, bars, bands, tile, anode, catliod<\ blue vitrol. 102 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Formosan Government. Geological and mineral products, map, installed in Japanese Section. Palace Agriculture. Higuchi Hikoyemon and Iwatsubo Go- hei, Osaka. Gold and silver leaf, cop- per, powder, etc., gold thread and cloth. Imperial Steel Works, Fukuoka-ken. Steel bars, rails, test pieces and sam- ples taken at different stages in the milling process. Mitsubishi & Co., Tokio. Copper ingot, anodes, cathode and blue vitrol, electro deposited gold and silver. Mitsui Mining Co., Tokio. Lead pig and silver ingots and bismuth, and cop- per ingots and biomiferous litharge. Niigata Iron Works, Niigata-ken. Model of oil furnace in the smith}-. Sunohara Kumajiro, Yehime-ken. Anti- '. monium crudum, Saijo smelting works,- and refined antimony. I I GROUP 119. j Chikuzen and Buzen Colliery, Owners' ; Ass'n. Osaka. Statistics. Hokkaido Colliery and Railway Co., Hokkaido. Stasiical table. , Imperial Bureau of Mines, Tokio. Notes j on the ]\Iincral Industry of Japan. ; Mining Institute of Japan, Tokio. Jour- i nal 'if the }ilining Institute of Japan. ' Nakano Shiro, Hokkaido. Statistics. MEXICO. LOCATION: BLOCKS 24, 34, 34A, aisles B, C, D. 5 and 6. GROUP 115. Compania Yudustrial Mexicana, Chihua- hua. Hoisting engine. Institute Geologico de Mexico, D. F. Wheel and accessories for grinding rock for microscopical examination. GROUP 116. Alcocer Hermanos, Tepezala, Aguasca- Aguascaiientes Metal Co., Asientos, Aguascalientes. Copper ores. Aguascalientes Metal Co., Tepezala, Aguascalientes. Silver and lead ores. Aguilar Juan.-Almoloya, Sultepec, Mex- ico. Building stone. Alcantara, J., Taxco, Guerrero. Silver ores. Alcocer Hermanos, Tepezala Aguasca- lientes. A.zurite. Aleman, Fernando, Morelia, Michoacan. Silicosa sand. Aleman, Fernando, Morelia, Michoacan. Onyx marble. Alpuche Feliciano, Acancech, Yucatan. (jyi)sum. Alvarez, Miguel, Colima, Col. Marble. American Smelting, Santa Eulalia, Chi- huahua. Mineral collection. American Zinc Extn., Parral, Chihuahua. Lead and sih-er ores. Andrews, James H., San Nicolas, Tamau- lipas. Siher ores. Arellano Vicente, Taxco, Guerrero. Sil- ver ores. Arenas y Garcia Maximinio, San Juan de 'Ins Llanos, I'uebla. Cnpjjer ores. Ayuntamiento de Acambay, El Oro, Mex- ico. Building stone. Ayuntamiento de Atlacomulco, El Oro, I Alexico. Building stone. \ Ayuntamiento de Ajalpam, Ajalpam, Puebla. Saltpetre. I Ayuntamiento de Cuantempan. Tetela, 1 Puebla. .Marble. Ayuntamiento de Cuetzalan, Zacapoaxtla, Puebla. Asphalt. Ayuntamiento de Chiconcuautia, Huau- cliinango, Puebla. Sand ores. Ayuntamiento de Hiutzilan, Tetela. Puebla. Building stone. Ayuntamiento de Ayotla, Chalco, Mexico. \'olcanic sand. Ayuntamiento de Chalco, Mexico. Build- ing stone. Ayuntamiento de Chimalhuacan, Tex- coci). Mc.xicii. lUiilding stone. Ayuntamiento de Huehuetoca, Mexico P>uilding >ti>ne. Ayuntamiento de Hueypoxtla, Zumpango. Mexico. Clavs, sands. Ayuntamiento de Jocotitlan, Yxtlahuaca, ]\lexico. Buildinu" stone. Ayuntamiento de Morelos, Yxtlahuaca, Mexico. Building stone. Ayuntamiento de Ocoyoacac, Lerma. ^lexico. ■ Building stone. Ayuntamiento de San Juan del Rio, Que- fctaro. Building stone. Ayuntamiento de Jaltenco, ZunpangC. Mexico. Saltpetre. Ayuntamiento de Temascalcingo. El Oro, .Mexico. Building stone. i Ayuntamiento de Tenango, Mex. Build- ing stone. j Ayuntamiento de Texcalayacac, Tenango. I Mex. Building stone. MEXICO. 103 yuntamiento de Tianguistengo, Te- naiigo, Mex. Building stone. yuntamiento de Yxtapan del Oro, \alle de Bravo, Alex. Limestone. yuntamiento de Yxtapan, Tenancingo, Alex. Building stone. yuntamiento de Zumpango, Mexico. Building stone, marble and saltpetre. yuntamiento de Valle de Bravo, Mexico. Limestone. arreto Isidoro, Colima, Col. Mineral soap. istida, Vicente, Tepetlaxtoc, Tex- coco, Alex. Building stone. ;cerra, Buenaventura, Urique, Chih. ALirble. scerra, Fabre Francisco, Teapa, Tab. Marble. ;ltran, Jose, Almoloya, Sultepec, Mex. Building stone. ocanegra, Juan, San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Marble. Dllain, y Boitia Hnos, Vergel, Nieves, Zac. Limestone. Drdon, Francisco V., Taxco, Gro. Sil- ver ore and mineral samples. Dris, Gorow, Taxco, Gro. Silver ore. Dtello, J. M., Parral, Chih. Silver ores, razon, Jose J., Parral, Chih. Gold, sil- ver and lead ores. istamante Francisco, Puebla. Gold, silver, copper and lead ores. indelaria, y Anexas, Pinos, Zac. Gold and silver ores. inanea Consolidated Copper Co., S. A. Canauea. Sonora. Copper ores. ipetillo, Jose, Ignacio, Tlalnepantla, Alex. Building stone. irdenas, Amador, Jimulco, Coah. Alarble and onyx. Jrdenas, y Lugo, Mapimi, Dgo. Sul- phur. arranco, Alberto, Estacion Camacho, Zac. Iron ores, copper and lead ores, rocks. istellana Consolidated Mining Co., Ixt- lan, Tepic. Alinerals. )lin Meliton, Tilotepee, Mexico. Build- ing stone. )lonia Carlos Pacheco, Morelia, Mich- nacau. Asphalt. 3mpania del Boleo, Santa Rosalia, B. C. Copper ores. )mpania Calarena Mexicana, Portal de Mercaderes, Alexico, D. F. Bricks. ompania Carbonifera de Fuente, Coah Coal. ompania Carbonifera de Coahuila, Hon- do., Coah. Coal. ompania "El Progreso," Triunfo, B. C. Almeral samples. ompania Explotadora de Minas, Tuxtla Gutierrez. Chiapas. Alinerals. ^rnapnia Inglesa, Mezquital del Oro, Zac. Gold ores. Compania Fundidora de Fierro y Acero, S. A., Alonterrey, N, L. Alanganese, coal and iron ores. Compania la Candelaria, Montana de Oro y anexas, S. A., Huajicori, Acaponeta, Tepic. Gold, silver, copper and iron ores. Compania Mexicana de Pavimentos, Alexico, D. F. Asphalt and asphalt painting, fuel oil. Compania Minera Bonanza, S. A., Mon- terrey, N. L. Alinerals. Compania Minera Buenavista, Monter- rey, N. L. Lead and iron ores. Compania Minera El Barreno y anexas, San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. Alinerals. Compania Minera "El Cobre.", Durango, Dgo. Copper and silver ores. Compania Minera Fundidora y Afinadora (S. A.), Alonterrey, N. L. Ores. Compania Minera Huiriachic, La Union, Sombrerete, Zacatecas. Lead ores. Compania Nacional Mexicana de Hierro, Durango, Dgo. Native iron. Compania Minera La Nacional, Mina ■ "El Saltillo," Zac. Copper, silver and lead. Compania Minera de Naica, Camargo, Chihuahua, Lead of carbonate. Compania Minera Norias de Bajan (S. A.). Alonterrey, N. L. Ore. Compania Minera de Penoles, Penoles, Durango. Ores. Compania Real del Monte, Pachuca, Hi- dalgo. Ores. Compania Minera (S. A.), Taxco, Guer- rero. Ores. Compania Minera de Soto y Anexas, Guanacevi, Durango. Silver ores. Compania Tres Aztecas, Taxco, Guer- rero. Silver ores. Compania Restauradora, Tetela, Puebla. Silver and gold ores. Compania Salinas Obregon, S. A.-S. Enrique-Soto la Alarina, Tamaulipas. Salt. Colin Meliton, Jilotepec, Mexico. Build- ing stone. Colonia Carlos Pacheco, Morelia, Micho- acan. Asphalt. Cortes Guadalupe, Saltillo, , Coahuila. Kaolin. Creston Colorado Co., Hermosillo, So- nora. Ores. Chavez, Gabriel J., Taxco, Gro. Ore. Chiapas Mining Co., Chiapas. Ores and rocks. Diaz Saturnino, Ocuilan, Tenancingo, Alex. Building stones. Departamento de Operaciones de Villa. Eseovedo, Parral. Silver ores. Descubridora Mining Co., Chihuahua, Sih'er ores. Dorner y Bacineister, Mexico, D. F. Chapitel of a column. El Oro Mining Co., Ltd., El Oro, Hi- dalgo. Quartz (gold and silver). 104 DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Escarcega Pedro, Durango, Dgo. Silver ores. Escovedo, Parral-Chih. Silver ores. Elissague Pedro, Santa Barbara, Chihua- hua. Silver ore. Escalon, Cruz C, Chimalhuacan, Tex- c Nueva Segovia. Copper. San Juan Mine, (Mura) Nueva Segovie Gold ores. Socorro Mine, Ocotal, Nueva Segovu (Irias. Pena c^ Rodriguez.) Gold an silver. Soledad Mine, (Mura) Nueva Segovu: Gold ores. Yalaguina Mines, Nueva Segovu; Copper. Zelaya, General J. Santos, ManagU£ Lime rocks. Hacienda Campuzan-', lime and quick lime. Zelaya Department, Bluefields. Agates cornaline. opals, rubies, esmerald': amethyst: native gold and gold ore>. ; NICARAGUA-PERU-PORTO RICO-PORTUGAL 109 mpresa Minera Natividad, O. Valen- tini-Yauli. Copper and silver ores. mpresa Minera del C?rmen. Carabaya. Coal. stablecimiento Industrial de Zorritos, Zorritos. Petroleum. arragorri, J. G., Chimbote. Coal and gold. onzales, Pinillos Vicente, Salpo. Coal, minerals, silver and gold. utierrez, Daniel, Arequipa. Chalk and fossils. Inca Mining Co., Lima. Gold. London Pacific Petroleum Co., Talara. Petroleum. Nesanovich, S., Huanuco. Minerals. Paucartambo. Minerals, Yuramarca. Gold ores. Pielota & Sousa, Lima. Coal. Salaverry. Ores and coal. Sociedad Minera de Alpamina, Yauli, Silver mineral. Vargas, Mariano, Cuzco, Gold ores. Ventura, Pedro, Pacasmayo. Coal. PERU. LOCATION: BLOCK 23. AISLES 5 AND C. GROUP 116. rrigoni & Co., A., San Pedro, Pacas- mayo. Coal. erro De Pasco Mining Co., Lima. Cop- per. ia Azufrera Sechura, Lima. Crude sivl- phur. Cia Salinera del Peru, Lima. Salt. Empresa Chaulan, Huanuco. Minerals. Empresa de Aguas Minerales, D. Gutier- • rez y Cia,, Yura Arequipa. Mineral water. Empresa Minera "El Vesuvio," P. Caf- terata & Sobrinos, Lima. Minerals. PORTO RICO. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF AGRICULTURE. BLOCK 118. AISLES E, F AND 13. GROUP 116. ponte, J. E. Iron ore. ird, Arias A. Quick lime. oixy Mendez, J. Mineral water. almuega, J. Marble. ayetano, R. Iron ore. Legrand, F. F. Ambarilla. Luchetti, M. Copper. Mojica, A. Iron. O'Neill, A. Quick lime. Ortiz, C. Minerals. Ramos, J. Mineral water. Valdez Pena, N. Mineral water. PORTUGAL. LOCATION: BLOCK 23. AISLES 5 AND B. GROUP 116. hueida, Pinto, & Ca., Lisbon. Minerals. ntoine, Charles, Lisbon. Mineral waters. ssis & Ca., Lisbon. Mineral water. arboza & Irmao, Porto. Mineral wa- ters. aldwins Limited, Alvito-Beja. Miner- als. onhorst, Carl Von., Rua da Lapa, Lis- bon. Minerals. ardoso, Joaquim, Ferriera, Porto. Min- erals. Compania das Aguas Medicinaes da Felgueira, Lisbon. ^Mineral waters. Companhia das Aguas Thermaes da Amieira, Caldas, da Amieira. ^Mineral waters. Companhia das Lezirias do Tejo e Sado, Lisbon. Soils. Companhia Mineira e Metallurgica do Bracal, Sever do Vouga, Aveiro. Min- erals. Compangnie des Mines d Etain et de Wolfram, Montalegre-Beja. Minerals. Costa, Antonio Lopes da, Lisbon. Min- eral waters. no DEPARTMENT L— MINES AND METALLURGY. Corvaceira, Marianno & Gomes, Lisbon. Coal. Ferreira, Germane A., Lisbon. Ochre. Hidalgo (Manoel), Mogadouro-Bra- ganca. Minerals. Machado, Carreira & Brazil, Ponta Del- gada. Mineral waters. Mason & Berry, Limited, Mertola. Min- erals. Mascarenhas & Carvalho. Extremorz. .Marbles. Menezes Lopes & Ca., Porto. Mineral waters. Meyrelles & Ca., Lisbon. Mineral waters. Minerals Limited, S. Thiago do Escoura! Minerals. Santos, Manoel Goncalves dos, Barroca Fnndao. ^linerals. ] Schneider & Ca., Mousaroo. Minerals Silva, Joaquim Godinho da, Lisbon' Mineral waters. Sotto Maior, Candido, Lisbon. Mineral waters.- ■ Sousa (Manoel Maria de), Lisbon' Marbles. Van Zeller & Goncalves Porto, 48 Rau dc Ferregial. iMarbles and minerals, j Valente, Alvaro Rebello, Porto. Mar| 'hies. i SIAM. LOCATION: BLOCK 23. AISLES B AND C. GROUP 115. Nakon Gritamarat. Hand ore separ- ator. GROUP 116. Champawn Committee. Gold. Chantaboon Committee. Gems. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Tin ores. Pachim Committee. Sandstone. Royal Mining Department. Tin ores. Petrified wood. Section of tin bear- ing alluvium. Udawn Committee. Copper ores. , GROUP 117. I Puket Committee. Models of pump usee! in mining. ' Royal Mining Department. Model ot pump used in tin mining. Photo- graphs. ( GROUP 118. Champawn Committee. Gold washing appliances. Nakon Sri Tam.arat Committee. Tin in- gots. SPAIN. GROUP 116. Francisco Sanchez, Leon, Albacete. Kaolin Spanish White (Mineral Paim). Fish and Game Building. Vedia D., Juan Antonio, Madrid. Mag- netic iron ore. Block 74. Mines Bldg. SWEDEN. GROUP 116. Johansson, L. J., Eksjo. Limestone and granite. Corridor i-B. Wilhelm, Palmaer, Stockholm. B»calcic Phosphate, for use as fertilizer. Block SWITZERLAND-VENEZUELA 111 SWITZERLAND, LOCATION: BLOCK 74. GROUP T17. GROUP 119. /iss Geological Survey, Zurich. Maps Swiss Geological Survey, Zurich. Vol- and charts. umes on Geology of Switzerland. VENEZUELA. DCATION: VENEZUELA SECTION PALACE OF FORESTRY, FISH AND GAME. GROUP 116. Dita, Juan, Maracaibo. Mineral fuel, racaya, Dr., Pedro. Mineral fuel, jrges, J. M., Santa Maria. Mineral fueL irrero, J. G., Caracas. Gold, aminguez, R., Barquisimeto. Gold, silver and coal. Licharne, Alejnaro, Amacuro. Clay from Puesto Colon. ;rnandes, J. A., Cumann. Sulphur, ernandez, M., Democracia. Mineral fuel. imeda, Jesus, Guacara. Natural ce- ment. aniero, M. Piacido, Margarita. Granite and kaolin. artini Co., Guanta Mines. Mineral fuels. artines, L., San Felipe. Clay, ejias, J. DeDios, Chimboranzo. Cop- per and iron. avas, A. M., San Antonio. Mineral fuel. daly, J. A., Valencia. Oxide of mag- nesia. stem, M. Van, Margarita. Amianthus and marble. Plazzard, Dr. Louis, Cuidad, Bolivar. Collection of 1089 minerals and stones. Prince, J. O., San Francisco De Chiva- cure. Copper and iron. Rangel, H., Elpauji. Asphalt. Ricart, Jose R., Carcas. Specimens of metallic ores of iron, coal, copper, gold, quartz and sand, galenas, anianthus and opals, resins and guano. Roldan, J. F., Portuguesa. Phosphate and nitrophosphate. Salcedo, J. J., Falcon. Iron. Sigert, T. Machado, Yuruary. Aurifer- ous quartz. Tinocio, A., D Miranda. Mineral fuel. United States of Venezuela. Specimens of copper, iron, coal, slate, marble, crystal rock, talc, clay, gold, silver, sulphur, lead, auriferous sand, sulphate, aluminum, ochres, mineral fuel. Varges, M. A., St. Juen De Los Monros. Mineral ores. Wells, J. Padron, Mines of Prebo. Ani- anthus. Zabala, Dr., Dabajuro. Asphalt, and mineral fuel. Zabarse, Loreto, Bobare. Copper, OFFICIAL CATALOGUE OF EXHIBITORS Universal Exposition Saint Louis, U. S. A. 1904 DIVISION OF EXHIBITS FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director Department M FISH AND GAME TARLETON H. BEAN, Chief REVISED EDITION PUBLISHED FOR THE COMMITTEE ON PRESS AND PUBLICITY BY THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY (INC.) ST. LOUIS, U. S. A., 1904. COPYRIGHT, 1904. BY THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMPANY, FOR THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY. PREFACE A modern Universal Exposition well might be called an encyclopedia of society, as it contains, in highly specialized array, society's words and works. It is a collection of the wisdom and achievements of the world, brought together for the inspection of the world — for examination and study by its experts. It constitutes a compact, classified, indexed compen- dium, available for ready reference, of the achievements and ideas of society, in all phases of its activities, extending to the most material as well as to the most refined. . . . The Catalogue of such an Universal Exposition is, therefore, perhaps the most comprehensive and representative contemporary record of the progress and condition of the human race that may be devised. It is a succinct and authentic record of the exhibits of the Exposition, which are the evidences of the capacity and performance in all lines, intellectual, social and industrial, of all of the peoples of the world. The value of such a document and its significance, socially and commercially, are incalculable. It is an epitome of the capacity and promises of mankind, while being at the same time a roll of honor — a certified register of those individuals and institutions which are taking active part in the life of the world to-day FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director of Exhibits. i (30 rr J u J z . < < h fV C/) L 2 ■ iWrt INTRODUCTION. Installation of Exhibits, Department of Fish and Game. By TARLETON H. BEAN, Chief. The Department of Fish and Game is represented by comprehensive exhibits installed in the Palace of Forestry, Fish and Game, and arranged under five groups, viz.: Hunting equipment, products of hunting, fishing equipment and products, products of fisheries, and fish culture. This Department is not simply the greatest museum of mounted specimens of fish and game, and of implements of the hunter and fisherman ever seen at a uni- versal exposition, but in addition there are live exhibits in the way of aquariums and fish hatcheries, as well as an outdoor display of Missouri wild animals living in surroundings as nearly natural as possible. Thus the entire field of aquatic and forest life is covered and depicted in a way never before attempted at any previous exposition. The trophies of forest and stream may be seen in the mounted specimens, and all the appliances of the hunter and angler in every quarter of the globe are brought together in one systematic and interesting collection. Above all, the pisciculturist here has an opportunity to study the peculiarities and habits of fresh and salt water fish in the aquariums, and the zoologist can refresh his memory by observing at close range the wild animals in the outdoor menagerie. Foreign countries that have sent interesting exhibits are Great Britain, France and her colonies, and Japan, Soudan, Canada, Ceylon, Brazil, Siam, Portugal aiid .-Xrgentine. Great Britain in the line of hunting equipment is represented by fine collec- tions of sporting guns and rifles for small and large game shooting, and ornamented guns inlaid with gold and silver and precious stones. Hunting products are shown in the trophies of hunts for large game in the wilds of Africa. In the line of fishing equipment and products the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom sends an exhibit illustrating the different stages of growth and development of the principal food fishes, and containing examples of the more important shell fish which serve as human food in the British Isles. This association also shows a col- lection of crabs, lobsters, mussels, starfishes, sea urchins and marine worms — crea- tures which constitute the chief food supply of the marketable fishes. France is represented by a unique collection of hunter's traps for lions, tigers and other big game in her colony in Abyssinia. Somaliland also shows rare mother- of-pearl, as well as sponges, coral and many sea products. There are arms and trophies of big animal hunts, and a beautiful collection of ivory and ostrich feathers, from Soudan; many products of hunting and fishing in Ceylon; mounted specimens of game, fish and birds, and skins of the tapir, lontra, jaguar, alligator, wolf, and large snakes from Argentine and Brazil; live beavers and their dams from Canada; unique hunting weapons, tiger traps, rhinoceros hides, elephant's tusks, and queer fishing appliances from far-away Siam. Japan reveals a surprising commercial industry in a collection of oysters, crabs, eels, fishing appli- ances of oriental make, furs and skins of wild animals, downs of sea birds, salt her- ring, anchovies and sardines in oil, and walking sticks, cigarette holders, pipes, pen holders, jewelry, buttons and toys made of coral and shells. In the Domestic Section nearly every Statfe in the Union is represented by one feature or another. There are model hunting outfits, showing the 'atest improved inventions for field and camp service; appliances for training hunting dogs; historic iirearms and guns of the latest patterns; mounted specimens of game, fish and birds of this country; boats, canoes, seines and all fishing equipment; products of fisheries, ; including the illustration of processes in the great salmon canneries; fresh and "^alt (Water aquariums; outside shooting range, to test the shooting qualities ol rifles. 1 These exhibits can he easily located by referring to the block and exhibit inumbers in the catalogue. INDEX TO EXHIBITS. DOMESTIC EXHIBITS. United States, Page 9, 10. 11 • Arkansas, 12 I California, 12 i Colorado, 12 | Louisiana, 13 | Maryland, 13 , Michigan, 13 Minnesota 14 i Mississippi, 14 i Missouri, . 14 { Montana, 15 j New Jersey, 15 ^ New York, 15 I North Carolina, 16 | Oregon, 16 ; Pennsylvania, 17, 18 ' Rhode Island, 19 j Virginia, 19 I Washington, 19 . FOREIGN EXHIBITS. Argentine, • Page 30 Belgium, ^ 30 Brazil, 21, 22 Canada, 22 Ceylon, 33 China, 23 Costa Rica, 24 Cuba, 34 Egypt, ^ France, 35 Germany, 36 Great Britain, 36 Guatemala, 36 Haiti, 27 Japan, 27. 28 Mexico, 29 New Zealand, 29 Peru, 39 Porto Rico, 80 Portugal, 3° Slam, 30,31 SI Venezuela, DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. OFFICIAL CLASSIFICATION OF EXHIBITS. GROUP 120. HUNTING EQUIPMENT. Class 720. Arms for trophies; copies of ancient weapons. Missile weapons; bows, cross bows, etc. Class 721. Sportsmen's arms and accessories; sportsmen's ammunition. Class 722. Hunting equipment; appliances for training and care of dogs. GROUP 121. PRODUCTS OF HUNTING. Class '/22,. Collections of wild animals; menageries. Class 724. Original drawings of land and amphibious animals and birds. Litera- ture. Collections of birds and eggs. Class 725. Skins and furs in the rough. Skins prepared for the furrier. Taxiderm- ist's work. Undressed feathers and bird skins. Class 726. Horn, ivory, bone and tortoise shell. Class 727. Musk, castoreum, civet, etc. GROUP 122. FISHING EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCTS. Class 728. Aquatic life. Scientific collections and literature. Specimens (marine and fresh water) fresh, stuffed, or preserved, in alcohol or otherwise. Casts, drawings, paintings and representations. Aquatic birds and mam- mals. Aquatic plant life. Fishing grounds. Class 729. Floating appliances used in fishing. Nets, tackle, boats, devices and im- plements for sea fishing. Nets, traps, and appliances for fresh water fishing. Gear of every description. Fishery literature. Class 730. Angler's apparel of every description; rods, reels, lines, etc. History and literature of angling. GROUP 123. I 1 PRODUCTS OF FISHERIES. Class 731. Fish curing and canning establishments and their products; Oils, roes>, 1 isinglass, whalebone, spermaceti, etc. i Class 732. Sea and fresh water pearls, pearl shells and mother-of-pearl; sponges, corals, tortoise shell, etc. ! Class 733. Appliances for preserving and transporting fish. Antiseptics for pre- I serving fish. 1 GROUP 124. FISH CULTURE. Class 734. Marine fish culture; fish, Crustacea, mollusks, radiates, etc. Class 735. Fresh water fish culture; installation, equipment, and processes used in pisciculture; fish ways; culture of leeches. Alarking of introduced fish for identification. Class 736. Aquariums. Culture and breeding grounds. Food for fish. Class 737. Acclimatization of fish; diseases of fish; chemical investigation of waters in their relation to aquatic life. Processes of rendering polluted streams innocuous to fish life. Class 738. History of fish culture; statistics of the results of fish culture; literature. Department M — Fish and Game. UNITED STATES. GROUP I20. HUNTING EQUIPMENT. ept. No. Location. 8. Backus A., Jr., & Sons, Detroit, Mich. Dog and cat crates. Block lo. \. Canvas Decoy Co., Union City, Tenn. Canvas decoy ducks. Block 34. 3. Cory and Baron, St. Louis. At- tachable gun choke. Block 34. I. Forest & Stream Pub. Co., New York City. Hunting and fishing troph- ies; Block 10. thaca Gun Co., Ithaca, N. Y. Guns. Block 28. Kinstler, Joseph, Chicago. Canvas war bag; block 19. efevre Arms Co., Syracuse, N. Y. Guns. Block 28. 7. Marble Safety Axe Company, Glad- stone, Mich. Sportsmen's implements; block 19. i. Miller, Christ., Elgin, 111. Indian hunting equipment; Indian fishing equipment, etc. Block 9. 3. Oneida Community, Kenwood, N. Y. Steel traps for the capture of fur- bearing animals. Block 28. 5. Outdoor Life, Denver, Colo, Hunt- ing and fishing trophies. Block 34. eters Cartridge Co., The, Cincinntai, O. Metallic and paper shells and ammuni- tion. (Installed in Palace of Manufac- turers. Block 9-A, 2nd "and B Sts.) ivage Arms Co., Utica, N. Y. Hammer- less rifles and metallic ammunition. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures, Block 9-B, 3rd and C Sts.) 1. St. Louis Brass Mfg. Co., St. Louis. Folding canvas decoy; block 13. • Sloan, J. W., Temple, Ind. Hunt- mg horns. Block 26. • Spratt's Patent (America), Ltd., Newark, N. J. Dog biscuit; medicines; appliances for training dogs; game foods; block 10. !>r further information regarding our Unufactures see advt. in Section II. Dept. No. Location. 30. U. S. Cartridge Co., Lowell, Mass. Collection of historic firearms; block 31- 50. Union Metallic Cartridge Co., The, Bridgeport, Conn. Ammunition; arms. Block 24. 51. Winchester Repeating Arms Co., New Haven, Conn. Arms and ammuni- tion for sporting and military pur- poses. Block 24. (Also installed in Palace of Manufactures, Block g, ird and B Sts.) 52. (Outside.) Shooting range for dem- onstrating shooting qualities of rifles. Outdoor space; street 50. GROUP 121. PRODUCTS OF HUNTING. Dept. No. Location. 53- Adams, George H. & Son, Sidney, Iowa. Concave cases of mounted birds and animals; block 10. 58. Boehm, Albert, Lacrosse, Wis. Mu- seum of natural history, consisting of collection tof mounted birds from all parts of the world; also smaller ani- mals; block 38. 87. Carson, N. B., St. Louis. Mounted trdut of the Nepigon. Block 34. 42. Funsten Bros. & Company, St. Louis, Mo. Furs. Block 38. Largest receivers of American furs in the world. Fine fur rugs, mounted heads, fur skins and fur garments of everv kind and description. Orders taken. All goods on exhibit for sale. Workmanship guar- anteed. 67. Love, Edward K., St. Louis. Mount- ed muscalonge fish. Block 10. 28. Miller, Christ., Elgin, 111. Mounted heads, horns, etc.; block 9. Nash, J. W., Norway, Me. Taxidermist's work. Block 23. DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. UNITED STATES— Continued. Dept. No. Location 45. Pope, Alexander, Boston, Mass. Oil paintings of fish and game; block 8. 26. Rand, H. L., Worcester, Mass. Mounted game birds framed under convex glass; block 8. 48. Riker, C. B., New York City. Mounts; entomological and botanical specimens; block 38. 83. Steward, S. W. & W. L., Monson, Me. Collection of fish and game paintings. Block 38. 79. Tobias, C. C, Boise, Idaho. Mount- ed specimens of birds and animals. Block 8. 14. Walter, C, Chicago, 111. Mounted animals of American forest and waters; taxidermy or naturalists' production; block 38. Established 1882. Award, World's Fair, 1893. Horn novelties. 2346 Wabash Ave. GROUP 122. FISHING EQUIPMENT AND PRO- DUCTS. Dept. No. Location. 24. Abbey & Imbrie, New York City. Fishing tackle. Block 13. 8. Acme Folding Boat Co., Miamisburg, O. Folding boats and canoes. Block 16. 59. Bateman, William L., St. Louis. Frames of bass flies. Block 32. 71. Bean, Tarleton H., Washington, D. C. Books and papers upon fishes and other natural history subjects. Block 32. 60. Brannock, H. W., St. Louis. Hunt- ing and fishing paintings. Block 32. Burtis, Geo. H., Worcester, Mass. Rods and flies. Block 28. 20. Connecticut Shell Fish Commission. Shell fish in glass show cases; photo- graphs and maps. Block 13. 47. Doubleday, Page & Co., New York City. Nature books, magazines, orig- inal illustrations and reproductions; manuscripts. Block 19. 72. Eigenmann, Prof. C. H., Blooming- ton, Ind. Books on fishes, etc. Block 32. 74- Dept. No. Location I II. Forest & Stream Pub. Co., New' York. Books, pictures. Block 10. ! 90. Fuller, Wm. J., Crow Creek, S. Dak' Combination fish scaler, knife, etcl Block 2. Fullilove, Frank, Owenton, Ky. Case olj fishing reels. Block 24. j 73. Henshall, J. A., Bozeman, Mont' Literature on fishes. Block ^2. Horton Mfg. Co., Bristol, Conn. Steci rods and fittings. Block 28. | Howarth, S., Florissant, Colo. Trou'l flies. Block 2, Aisle A. | Kalamazoo Fishing Tackle Mfr., Kala- mazoo, Mich. Reels, rods, bait and lino spoolers for fishing. Block 34. , 75. Kofoid, Charles A., Berkeley, Califj Scientific literature dealing with aquati ic life. Block 32. j 35. Milam & Son, B. C, Frankfort, Ky Reels. Block 19. I 43. Outdoor Life, Denver, Colo. Hunt, ing and fishing magazine. Block 34. 76. Quinn, Martin, Black Rock, Ark Pearling tongs to gather shells fron the bottom of rivers. Block 29. 95. Redifor Rod & Reel Co., Warren, 0 Rods and reels. Block 34. 77. Rhead, Louis, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pic tures and paintings of fish; oil paint ings of angling for land-locked sal mon. Block 13. 78. Stevenson, Charles H., Washingtor D. C. Reports relating to the fisher ies. Block 32. 36. Talbot, William H. Co., Nevada Mo. Fishing reels, lines and roa.- Block 19. 25. Truscott Boat Mfg. Co., St. Joseph Mich. Power boat for fishermen mak ing the fishing trade their busmes; Block 4. 55. TuUy, John J., Louisville, Ky Seines and nets, camping outfits; nam mocks, laundry bags, fancy rope work Block 38. i 92. Vom Hofe, Edward, New York City I Fishing reels, hooks and rods, d" j stalled in Agriculture.) j 22. Vom Hofe, Julius, Brooklyn, N. V Reels. Block 13. DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. UNITED STATES — Continued. GROUP 123. PRODUCTS AND FISHERIES. pt. No. Location. , Alaska Packers' Association, San Francisco. Various processes of catch- ing and canning salmon; also demon- strating the product; canned and other products of salmon fishing. Block 16. , Conklin, Mrs. L, B., East Neck, Long Island, N. Y. Collection of Al- gae. Block 26. . Jackson Filter Mfg. Co., St, Louis, Mo. The celebrated "Jackson Im- proved filters purify and clarify the water used in this building. Block i. Lcific Jewelry and Curio Company, Los .\ngeles, Cal. Polished Abalone shells. (Installed in Arcade in Palace of Va- ried Industries.) . Schorr, A., New York City. Carved shells and mother of pearl articles; cameos, with method of manufacture. Blocks 10 and 34. GROUP 124. FISH CULTURE. Dept. No. Location. 93. Frank Hundorf, St. Louis. Fountain aquarium. Block 7. 79. Kofoid, Charles A., Berkeley, Calif. Scientific literature on aquatic life. Block 2>'2. 49. Loyet, Edward L., St. Louis. Fancy gold fish. Block 10. DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. ARKANSAS. LOCATION: BLOCK 29. GROUP 121. 4. Arkansas World's Fair Commission. General fisli and game exhibit. GROUP 122. I 4. Arkansas World's Fair Commission.! General exhibit of fishing equipment! ar.d products. ] CALIFORNIA. LOCATION: BLOCKS 33 and 34. GROUP 121. 7. California, State of. General fish and game exhibit. Specimens of wild animals mounted. GROUP 122. ! 7. Benn, J. S., San Francisco, Cal. Col- lection of anglers" tiies. ; California, State of. Specimens of ma-i rine and fresh water food fishes.' stuffed and preserved. Francis, Miss., California. Paintings of rare specimens of marine life by Lau- . ill r')eck. Parker, C. B. Collection of food and game fish from Catalina. Reynolds, Roth, Los Angeles. Collec- tive exhibit of game fowl. COLORADO. LOCATION: BLOCK 25. GROUP 121. Colorado, State of. Whole mounts of elk, deer, antelope, mountain sheep, bear, wolf, lion and numerous other fur-bearing animals; mounted heads of elk, deer, sheep, bufifalo, antelope, lion, wolf, lynx, fox, coyote; mounted rugs of bear, lion, wolf, lynx and wolverine; 50 cases of game birds with coveys, eagles and other bird specimens; mounted fish; elkhorn chair. Cross, Wm., Glenwood Springs. Mount- ed specimens of game birds and mam- mals. Stainsky, Madame, Colorado Springs. Finished furs. Stainsky, Prof. Gus. Mounted animal heads; furs. DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. 13 LOUISIANA. LOCATION: BLOCK 30. AISLES 3, F and G. GROUP 122. (uisiana, State of. Specimens, mount- ed and otherwise, of fish, frogs, toads, reptiles, lizards, soft-shelled turtles, birds and mammals of the State. MARYLAND. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF AGRICULTURE. GROUP 121. •ale, James H.. Fallston. Raccoon 5kin. .ale, W. W., Fallston, Harford Co. Raccoon skin. hittington, Luther, Dunkirk, Calvery Co. Muskrat skin. GROUP 122. Drury, John H., Chaney. Crab net. Howard, Henry, Frundsville. Gill net. Shipley, R. W., Fairhaven. Oyster tongues. Shipley, R. hammer. H., Fairhaven. Oyster Whittington, C. E., Dunkirk. Six de- coys. MICHIGAN. LOCATION: BLOCK 28. GROUP 121. ' Michigan, State of. General fish id game exhibit. GROUP 122. II. Michigan, State of. General exhibit of fishing equipments and products. 14 DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. MINNESOTA. LOCATION: BLOCKS 2, 5 and 7. GROUP 121. Minnesota, State of. Mounted speci- mens of fish and game. GROUP 122. Minnesota, State of. General exhibit of fishing equipment and products. GROUP 124. Minnesota, State of. Large aquaria 1 showing the best specimens of all thej fish of the State. i MISSISSIPPI. LOCATION: BLOCK 17. GROUP 121. Mississippi World's Fair Commission. General fish and game exhibit. GROUP 122. Mississippi World's Fair Commission. Fishing equipment and products. MISSOURI. LOCATION: BLOCK 7. GROUP 120. Missouri, State of. Sportsmen's arms and accessories. GROUP 121. I. Missouri, State of. Original draw- ings and paintings of animals and birds; literature; mounted animals; heads; birds; also skins and furs in the rough. GROUP 122. 1-2. Missouri, State of. Specimens of casts and stuffed fish; nets, tackle, boats, devices used in fresh water fish- ing; gear of every description; angler's apparel, rods, reels, lines, etc. GROUP 124. Missouri, State of. Large aquaria, show ing the best specimens of a!! the gann fish of the State. OUTSIDE EXHIBIT. Missouri, State of. West of the Palac« of Forestry, Fish and Game, an exhibi of every variety of game, both furrcv and feathered, found in the State. ^ hunter's lodge on the shore of a lake DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. IS MONTANA. LOCATION: BLOCK 25. AISLES 4, E and F. GROUP 121. GROUP 122. Iden & Hammond, Missoula, Exhib- t of mounted specimens of large Yancy, Daniel, Butte. Mounted speci- mens of mountain trout. lame. ires, Frank, Helena. Mounted speci- nen of buffalo. :Cormick, Paul, Billings. Mounted pecimen of black wolf. NEW JERSEY. LOCATION: BLOCKS 19 and 22. AISLES 3, 4, D and E. GROUP 121. ite Museum, S. R. Morse, Curator, Frenton. Mounted specimens of birds, lests, eggs, and young; maps showing jird laws of the State; photographs showing fishing grounds of the State; nounted specimens of game animals ind game birds of the State. GROUP 124. Oyster Commission of the State, Chas. R. Bacon, Chief, Trenton. Live oyster beds and other exhibits showing the industry of the State. State Commission, L. T. Bryant, Sec'y-. Trenton. Specimens of live salt water fish from New Jersey coast. State Museum, S. R. Morse, Curator, Trenton. Aquarium of fresh water fish found in the State. NEW YORK. LOCATION: BLOCK 13. AISLES 3, C and D. GROUP 121. rest, Fish and Game Commission of he State. Typical Adirondack Moun- ain hunters' camp with furnishings 'lid hunting and fishing equipment omplete. Specimens of animals and 'irds of the State of New York. Alounted specimens of wild ducks, ;eese, shore and water birds. GROUP 123. Forest, Fish and Game Commission of the State. Collective exhibit of shell- fish from the waters of the State, with specimens of marine life injurious to same. jNIounted specimens of New York food and game fishes. i6 DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. NORTH CAROLINA. LOCATION: BLOCK 28. AISLES E and i. GROUP 120. North Carolina State Museum, Raleigh. Firearms and accessories, ancient and modern, steel traps, sportsmen's ap- pliances and specialties. GROUP 121. Brimley, H. H., Raleigh. Collection of fur bearing animals. North Carolina State Museum, Raleigh. Collection of game birds and wild fowl. North Carolina Department of Agricul- ture, Raleigh. Collection of game an- imals. 33. North Carolina, State of. Mounted specimens of fish and birds found in the State; mounted specimens of fur- bearing animals; specimens of raw and dressed fur; collection of skins; orig- inal drawings of birds and animals. Stone, W. E., Scranton. Collection of furs. GROUP 122. Brimley, H. H., Raleigh. Collection oi casts of fishes and cetaceans. ' Dough, W. O., Manteo. Model of shadi boat. Lewis, J. E., Morehead City. Histori whaling outfit. North Carolina Board of Agriculture Raleigh. Collection of Marine inverte, brates. North Carolina Department of Agricul ture, Raleigh. Collection of nativ' reptiles and batrachians. ' North Carolina State Museum, Raleigl-i Collection of both wood and meta| fishing rods; collection of native fislie^l 33. North Carolina, State of. PreserVi ed specimens of aquatic life, includinij shell fish and crustaceans; collectio;* of tackle; models of boats and vessels' fishery literature. Potter, J. H., .& Sons, Beaufort, N. C Collection of oysters. Scarborough, Geo. L., Avon. Model c Hatteras dead rise skiff; model 0 Kinnekeet oyster schooner. Willis, A. D., Morehead. Model c sharpie. OREGON. LOCATION: BLOCK 33. GROUP 121. Oregon, State of. Collection of living ring-necked pheasants. Mounted specimens of animals, and birds. GROUP 122. Oregon, State of. Columbia river "Chi- nook" salmon, trout and razor clams. GROUP 123. 12. Oregon World's Fair Commissior Fish and game exhibit. DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. 17 PENNSYLVANIA. LOCATION: BLOCKS 3, 6 and 7. AISLES A, B and 6. GROUP 121. >epartment of Fisheries, Pennsylvania, -Harrisburg. Collection of mounted specimens, birds, mammals, reptiles, which prey on fish. acobs, J. Warren, Waynesburg. Col- lection of birds' eggs. (Installed in Pennsylvania section palace of Agri- culture). 3. Shiras, 3d, Hon. Geo., Pittsburg, Pa. Photographic bromide enlargements and glass transparencies of wild game taken by flashlight at night on south shore of Lake Superior, Mich., and north of Georgian Bay, Can.; block 7. he following collection, prepared by H. A Surface, M. Sc, Economic Zoologis* of the State, is installed in the Palace of Agriculture : Aye, W. G., Kelly Station. Hawk; opos- .im. Baron, E. A., McKean. White weasel. Barr, Geo. B., Roulette. Owl; skunk. Beyer, W. S., Christiana. Muskrat. Bullock, W. H., Honesdale. Logger- ead shrike. Bush, A. R., Montrose, Pa. Weasel. Campbell, E. W., Pittston. Opossum; rosbeak. Carpenter, S. S., Bingham Center, lut hatches, woodpeckers, blue jays, parrows, squirrel, mice. Critchfield, Hon. N. B., Harrisburg. lawks. ; Drum, Chas. M., Gettysburg. Owl; ack snake. Eldron, R. M., Gettysburg. Redtailed iwk. Engle, E. B., Waynesboro. Owl. I Erisman, Miss Myra, Marietta. Owl. ; Fisher, Warren S., High Spire. Chick- lees, sparrows, wren, nuthatch, junco, .wk. Friant, Geo. P., Scranton. Moles. iFoster, N. H., Bustleton. Hawks. (Fisher, Boyd, Harrisburg. Mole. Gilmore, L. B., Seagerstown. Duck, red squirrels, rabbits, blue jays, small birds, moles, shrews, whitefooted mice, grayfish, insects. Gipple, Oliver B., Tyrone. Barred Owl. Goodenough, L. N., Rileyville. Owd; blue jays. Goodyear, Fred C, Daleville. Grebe. Gould, Mrs. E. V., Effort. Pine gros- beaks, juncos, chipping sparrow, insects. Graves, R., Tompkinsville. Blue jays. Grove, Dr. A. B., New Franklin. Loon. Gundel, John, Columbia. Sparrow- hawks. Harman, Dr. G. G., Huntingdon, Bar- red owl. Hanel, W. H., Kossuth. Opossum. Hixson, W. L., Rufifsdale. Great horn- ed owl. Hollingsworth, A. S., Derry. Screech owl. Hughes, Wni. Win field, Fredyffrin. Hawks. Hurd, W. E., Lajose. Woodchucks, weasels. Jackel, Frederick. Hollidaysburg. Great iiorned owl. Karns, W. Emerson, Jersey Shore. Bald eagle. Kalbfus, Dr. Joseph, Harrisburg. .Screech owl. Keith, Frank, Eagje Foundry. Red- tailed hawk. Kelly, G. R., Chrystal. Porcupine, varying hare, pheasant. Kenyon, W. A., New Milford. Loon. King, L. K., Westfield. Wolves, gray squirrel, brown rat. Knipe, C. Harry, Marietta. Screech owls, mice, cardinal grosbeak. Leibelsperger, W. S., Fleetwood. Mole, red squirrel, kingfisher. Malloy, Hugh, Freeland. Weasel. Medsgar, O. P., Rufifsdale. Bats, great horned owl. Merrigan, John, Starucca. Porcupine, raccoon, rabbit. DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. PENNSYLVANIA — Continued. Miller. Geo., York. Weasels, mink, rabbit, woodchuck, albino rat, albino mouse, albino sparrow. Moyer, H. C, Mexico. Barred owl. McMillan, J. R., Gettysburg. Killdeer, shorteared owl, moles. McMillan, D. K., Harrisburg. Crow, screech owl, black snake. Otzmachson Rod & Gun Club, Haney- ville. Golden eagle. Raub, Dr. M. W., Lancaster. Mink, albino opossum, English sparrow (albi- no), insects. Robbins, Jesse, Carlisle. Mole. Rothrock, B. P., Williamsport. Loons, duck, coot, plover, snipe, quails, gray squirrel (albino). Rottler, William, Gettysburg. Marsh hawk, turkey, vulture, crows, blue jays, rabbits, moles, screech owls. Ruhl, Jas. P., Vicksburg. Hawk, owl. Russell, W. L., Mila. Kingfisher. Seebold, A. Foster, North Brook, screech owl. Sober, C. K., Lewisburg. Weasel, albino robin. Snyder, Henry, Duncannon. Opos- sum. Stevens, G. D., Maplewood. Black rats, cross fox. Surface, Prof. H. A., Harrisburg. lOO mounted birds and mammals, gray squir- rel, hawks, opossums, rabbits, raccoon, moles, mice, skunk, hawks. Templeton, Matthew and John, Scott- dale. Ruflfed grouse, quail, yellow leg, owls, duck, sparrow, shrike, skunk. Pennsylvania State College, The, State College, Center County. Many speci- mens. Wasbers, Henry, York. Quails. Weaver, Chas. E., Lenark. Red-tail- ed hawk, muskrats, skunk, weasel. Wehrle, R. W., Indiana. Woodpeck- ers, juncos, opossum, owls, oriole, co- coons, grebe, blue jays, nuthatch, wea- sel, red squirrel. Weiler, John P., Allentown. Frogs, turtles. Weimer, Frederick, Lebanon. Opos- ! sum. I Wright, C. A., East Canton. Pine i grosbeaks. \ Whitney, S. J., North Springfield. Least I weasel. j Young, A. P., Millville. Opossum. j GROUP 122. i Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadel- phia. Gar fish from Delaware river, : mounted. j Apple, Milton S., Philadelphia. Brown trout, mounted. Baird, H. L., Cambridge Springs. Mus-, callonge, fish heads and black bass,] mounted. j Department of Fisheries, Pennsylvania, ; Harrisburg. Illegal and confiscated nets. Four water colors, Pennsylvania i fishes. Photographic transparencies i of rivers and creeks in Pennsylvania.' Mounted specimens of large fish, be- longing to Pennsjdvania. Ernst, Bernard, Philadelphia. Pickerel and eel, mounted. Meehan, William E., Philadelphia. Brown ; and California trout, mounted. Loan, Water color drawinp^. Brown trout. Mellinger, Miss Margaret J., Philadel- phia. Water color drawing, Pickerel. Pennsylvania Fish Protection, Philadel- phia. Collection of water color draw- ings, Pennsylvania fishes. Tryon, E. K., & Co., Philadelphia. An- gling appliances. GROUP 124. Department of Fisheries, Pennsylvania, Harrisburg. Aquariums of live fisii Pennsylvania fisheries. Fish way and hatchery. Collection of photos, il- lustrating trout culture. Taylor, Frank, Philadelphia. Water col- or drawings, rivers and lakes of Peiui- svlvania. DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. RHODE ISLAND. 19 LOCATION: BLOCK 13. AISLES C and 4. GROUP 121. itainton, James W., Providence. Insects. GROUP 122, ihode Island, State of. Department of Fisheries. Collective exhibit of mount- ed specimens of fish and game; photo- graphs; contour map of Narragansett Bay. Block Island, Town of New Shoreham. Mounted specimens of fish native to the latitude secured by island fisher- men; model Block Island boat; seines and other fishing paraphernalia of sport and commerce; light houses and life-saving stations; apparatus and gear illustrated by models and photo- graphs. Stainton, James W., Providence. Mount- ed specimens of fish and game. VIRGINIA. LOCATION: BLOCK 29. GROUP 121. Virginia, State of. General exhibit of the product.s of hunting. GROUP 122. Virginia, State of. General exhibit of lishing equipment and products. GROUP 124. Middle, Wm. E., Lynnhaven. Collection of Lynnhaven oysters. '.well, J. B., Lynnhaven. Collection of oysters. James, Capt. Sheppard, Lynnhaven. Oysters. Kewis, Capt. J., Norfolk. Oysters. Odell Bros., Norfolk. Chesapeake oys- ters. Richardson, Dr. Geo. W., West Point. York River oysters. Roberts, J. H. & Sons, Bridgetown. Cherrystone oysters. Smither, A. F., West Point. York River oysters. Wheaton Packing Co., Wheaton. Col- lection of oyster shells showing 10 months' growth. Collection of oyster shells showing 30 months' growth. WASHINGTON LOCATION: BLOCK 16. GROUP 122. !• Washington, State of. ■of aquatic life. Specimens GROUP 123. iashington, State of. Salmon hatchery; 'also shows evolution of the salmon in , various ways; 74 varieties of fish. GROUP 124. Washington, State of. Methods of Fish culture. DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. ARGENTINE. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN ARGENTINE SECTION, PALACE OF AGRICULTURE. GROUP I20. National Arsenal, Buenos Ayres. Mau- ser rifle, cartridges. (Installed in Ar- gentine section, Palace of Manufac- tures.) GROUP 121. Chaja Alonzo & Blaquier, Ayacucho. skins. Camara Mercantil, Santa Cruz. Penguin skins. Camara Mercantil, Canuelas. Skin of mirasol. Camara Mercantil, Salta. Chinchilla. Camara Mercantil, Patagones. Fox and skunk skins. Camara Mercantil, Pigue. Fox skins. Camara Mercantil, Puan. Skunk and rabbit skins. Camara Mercantil, Entre Rios. Sloth skins. Camara Mercantil, Tornquis. Skins of mountain cat. Camara Mercantil, Central Pampa. Deer and cat skins. Camara Mercantil, Alzaga. Deer skins. Camara Mercantil, Cordoba. Goat and kid skins. Camara Mercantil, Corrientes. Skins of tapir, lampa lagua, and weasel. Camara Mercantil, Dolores. Chaja skins. Camara Mercantil, Chaco. Skins of the gray monkey and heron feathers. Cane, Vincente, Santa Cruz. Ostrich robe, guanaco blanket. Caride, A. Jr., Bro. & Co., Dolores. Swan and maca skins and nutria. Nolte German, Buenos Ayres. Skin of nonato. BELGIUM. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN BELGIUM NATIONAL PAVILION. GROUP I20. Angion-Marx, L., Liege. Firearms. Clement, Ch., Liege. Firearms. De Brus, Louis & Co., Liege. Firearms. Fabriques D'Armes Reunies, C, Ltd., Liege. Rifles. Frangotte, Auguste & Co., Liege. Gathoye, Leon, Liege. Guns for pigeon shooting and hunting. Heuse-Lemoine, E., Nessonvaux. Fire- arms. Janssen, Son & Co., Liege. Rifles, pis- tols and revolvers. Kaufmann, Jules & Co., Liege. Guns, revolvers and carbines. Lochet-Habran, Liege. Firearms. Manufacture Liegeoise D'Armes A Feu, Liege. Firearms. Neumann Bros., Liege. Rifles and re- ^^oIvers. Renkin & Son, Liege. Firearms. Riga, A. & Fils, Liege. Firearms. Ronge, J. B. Fils, Herstel. Rifles for' pigeon shooting; revolvers. Societe des Fabriques D'Liege. Copies of ancient weapons; firearms. Societe Pour La Fabrication D'Armes A Feu., Ltd., Liege. Firearms. Theatre, Z. & Co., Liege. Firearms. Webley Lebeau Courally Continental Fire Arms Co., Ltd., The, Liege. Fire- arms. GROUP 122. Vertongen-Goens Co., Ltd., Termondc. Fishing equipment and products. DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. BRAZIL. LOCATION: BLOCK 35. GROUP 120. Magalhaes, Carlos B. De., S. Paulo. Whistling decoys. GROUP 121. Agricultura, Secretaria Da. Bahia. Stuffed animals. Almeida Filho, Joao Baptista De, Matto Grosso. Skins. Argollo Cardoso & Co., Bahia. Ostrich and heron feathers. Arruda Joao Pedro De, Matto Grosso. Lontra skin. Barcellos, Intendencia de, Amazonas. Skins. Barros, A. P., Alves De, Matto Grosso. Jaguar skin. Bastos Celestino Alves, Matto Grosso. Tapir skin. Bouret, Jose Annibal, Matto Grosso. Skin. Oarvalho Dr. A. A. Figueiredo, Parahyba. Alligator, feathers, rattles. City Council, Patrulha. Skins. City Council of S. Simao, S. Paulo. Skin of sucury snake. Commissao De Estado, Amazonas. Col- lection of birds and feathers. Commissao do Estado, Goyaz, Ostrich eggs. -ommissao De Estado, Matto Grosso. Skins. -ommissao De Floriano, Piauhy. Beaks of birds. >el Claro, Samuel, Parana. Skins. I'eira De Sant Anna, C. Municipal De, Bahia. Skins of wild animals. ticobsen, Alberto, Cap. Federal. Stuffed animals and skins. Jacobsen, Alfredo, Cap. Federal. Snakes, alligators, shells and fish and insects. Jacobsen, Madame Alice, Cap. Federal. Feathers, nests and eggs. Krone, Ricardo, S. Paulo. Collection of eggs and nests. Mattos Joaquim Francisco De, Matto Grosso. Wings of birds. Mossoro, Intendencia De, Rio Grande Do Norte. Skins of wild animals. Macedo D. Elisa, Cap. Federal. Stuffed animals and snake skins. Oscar & Carvalho, Parana. Skins. Palmas, Com. De, Parana. Skins. Patrulha, Com. De, Rio Grande Do Sul. Skins. Paulista Agric, Com. E. Ind., Soc, S. Paulo. Eggs and nests of birds. Pedrito Com. De, D., Rio Grande Do Snl. Ostrich Feathers. Ritter, Carlos, Pelotas. Stuffed birds. Senna, Nelson De, Minas Geraes. Skins of wild animals. Schneider, Frederico, Matto Grosso. Al- ligator skin. Vieira Filho, Henrique J., Matto Grosso. Tanned skin. GROUP 122. Agricultura, Secretaria Da, Bahia. Whale oil. Anayaz, Intendencia De, Amazonas. Pir- arucu shells and tongues. Arsenal De Marinha Do Ladario, Matto Grosso. Model of fishing boat. Boa Vista Intendencia De, Amazonas. Tuaja sticks used for fishing traps. . Boiteaux, Henrique, Parana. Fishing tackle and nets. DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. BRAZIL — Continued. Borba, Intendencia De, Amazonas. Fish- ing articles. Buiteau, H. Parana. Fishing apparatus. Commissao Do Estado, Amazonas. Nets, canoe, paddles, etc. Crespo, Constantino Glz., Matto Grosso. Model of fishing boat. Governo Do Estado, Amazonas. Fishing tackle. Labrea, Intendencia De, Amazonas. Fish- ing nets and traps. Manaos, Intendencia De, Amazonas. Fishing canoe. Manieore, Intendencia De, Amazonas. Fishing nets and traps. Manacapuru, Intendencia De, Amazonas. j Dried hsh. ; Novaes, Joao, Amazonas. Pirarucu fish, i Peixoto Intendencia De F., Amazonas. | Fishing nets and traps. j Pekorski, Anastacio. Parana. Fishing i curds. Pesca E. Caca I. G. De Mattas, Cap. j Federal. Fishing tackle, etc. j Preferutra, Rio De Janeiro. Collection < I of fish used as food. Purus, Intendencia Do, Amazonas. Fish ' and turtle oil. ' S. Salvador C. Municipal. Bahia. Whale 1 oil. I CANADA. LOCATION: BLOCKS 12 and 15. GROUP 121. Department of Agriculture, Dominion of Canada, Ottawa. Mounted specimens of the wild game of Canada; mounted fish; birds, etc. Family of live beavers shown in tank; also beaver work, dams, etc. Photographs of game dis- tricts. 31. Grand Trunk Railway System, Mon- treal, Can. Stuffed animal heads; mounted specimens of fish (mezzo pro- cess) ; block 23. 61. Intercolonial Railway of Canada, Moncton, Can. Mounted game animals and animal heads; mounted specimens of fish. GROUP 122. 31. Grand Trunk Railway System, Mon- treal, Can. Collection of framed pho- tographic pictures (bromide enlarge- ments) depicting hunting and fishing- scenes; and tourist districts on the liin- of the Grand Trunk Ry. System. 61. Intercolonial Railway of Canada, Moncton. N. B. Enlarged bromid'.- photographic pictures showing huntiiii,' and fishing scenes in Quebec, New I'.runswick, Nova Scotia and Prince IMward Island. Blocks 2 and 5. DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. ^3 CEYLON. LOCATION: BLOCK 17. GROUP 120. Bois, F. W., Colombo. Ancient silver sword. (Installed in Ceylon Pavilion.) Bois, Hon. Mr. Stanley, Colombo. Arms. (Installed in Ceylon Pavilion.) Gooneratne, E. R. (Gate JVIudaliyar), Galle. Silver and tortoise shell sv\ford. (Installed in Ceylon Pavilion.) Jinarajadasa, M. A. A., Gampola. Old weapons. (Installed in Ceylon Pavil- ion.) Pieris, P. E. (Asst. Commr.) Colombo. .Ancient daggers, s.words. (Installed in Fine .Arts.) GROUP 121. Ceylon Government, Exhibit of products of hunting. Dias, W. Chapman, Colombo. Sporting trophies. (Installed in Ceylon Pavil- ion.) Ekanayake, David (Mudiliyar), Metera. (Installed in Ceylon Pavilion.) Maduanwela, J. C. (Ratemahatmaya), Ratnapura. (Installed in Ceylon Pa- vilion.) Sarnalis, B. D., Kandy. Natural History specimens. Simon, D. D., Kalutara. Sporting tro- phies. GROUP 123. Ceylon Government, Exhibits of pro- ducts of fishing. Maduanwela, J. C. (Ratamahatmaya). Black leopard skin. Mohideen Isbo, S. M. Conch shells. (In- stalled in Ceylon Pavilion.) Rambukpotte, J. A. (Ratemahatmeya). Skins. (Also in Agriculture.) CHINA. LOCATION: BLOCKS 4. 5 and 6. AISLES A. B. 6 and 9. Chinese Section, Palace of Liberal Arts. GROUP 120. Imperial Chinese Government. Arms for trophies, copies of ancient weap- ons, missile w^eapons, bows, cross bows, etc., etc. provincial Exhibit, Hupeh. Ancient weap- li ons. GROUP 121. ^orbes & Co., William, Tientsin. Skins in the rough. mperial Chinese Government. Collec- ■ tion of birds, skins and furs in the I rough. Feathers from Szechuen and I Honan. La Touche, De J., Chin Kiang. Collec- tion of birds. Styan, F. W., Shanghai. Collection of birds. Thomas, R. D., Canton. Collection of butterflies. GROUP 122. Imperial Chinese Government. Models of fishing boats and implements for fishing. 24 DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. COSTA RICA. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN COSTA RICAN SECTION. PALACE OF AGRICULTURE. BLOCK 141, AISLES A and 15. GROUP 121. Calvo Santiago, S. Jose. Tiger skin. GROUP 123. Government of Costa Rica. Tortoise sliell; armadillo shells. Hermanos, Pinel, Puntarenas. Mother of pearl shells; pearls. CUBA. LOCATION: BLOCK 14. AISLES B and 5. GROUP 123. Rey Rivero, Benito, Caibarien. Sponges. Vera Jerez, Aurelio, Caibarien. Sea shells. Voight & Rodrigues, Santa Cruz Del Sur. Sea shells. . EGYPT. LOCATION : BLOCK 10. AISLES 2 and 3. GROUP 120. Soudan Government. Arms and troph- ies; spears; shields made of leather. GROUP 121. Gerrard, Edward & Sons, London. Heads of hippopotamus and gazelle. Soudan Government. Collective exhibit of ivorjs leopard skins and ostrich feathers. DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. > 25 FRANCE. LOCATION: BLOCK 8. GROUP 120. lUrouze, Etienne, Paris. Animal traps, hobert, Leon, Paris. Sporting fire arms, etc. )arne, R., St. Etienne, (Loire). Sport- ing fire arms. rastinne-Rennette, Paul, Paris. Sport- ing guns and pistols. Manufacture Francaise D'Armes & De Cycles, St. Etienne (Loire), (Mimard, Blachon & Co.), Sporting fire arms. 'ieger, Henry, Paris. Sporting fire arms. ociente Francaise Des Munitions De Chasse & De Guerre, Paris. Sporting and military ammunition. GROUP 121. lorgeaud, Jules. Goat vegetal, alfa. -efevre & Manoury, Paris. from "Le Tir Illustre." )llivon, Henry Louis, Paris feathers. FRENCH COLONIES. ihaleb, Djibouti, Somaliland. Ivory from Abyssinia. hides, crin Publications Undressed GROUP 122. Altazin Petyt, Boulogne-Sur-Mer. Plans of fishing boat with petroleum motor and sail. Bellet, Adolphe, Fecamp (Seine-Inferie- ure). Cod fishing equipments. Fiant, Georges, Paris. Fishing-rods, tackle, nets, floats. Lathoud, A. (Fils), Paris. Publications on coral fisheries. GROUP 123. Gradvohl, Achille, Paris. Sponges and sea products. Lathoud, A. (Fils), Paris. Raw and wrought coral. Samuel, L., Boulogne-Sur-Mer. Shell boxes. Manufactured shells. FRENCH COLONIES. Comptoir De Djibouti, Djibouti, Somal- iland. Mother of pearl. Kevorkoflf, Djibouti. Mother of pearl. GROUP 124. Cosmann, Maurice, Paris. Book on pale- zoology. Cozette, Paul, Noyon (Oise). Book on pisciculture. GERMANY. LOCATION: BLOCKS 10 and 18. GROUP 120. iock. Otto, Berlin. Guns, etc. )eutsche Wjiffen and Munitionsfabrik, Berlin. Automatic repeating pistols and hunting carbines. .irell, I. & Co., Haynaw i Schl. Traps. laynauer Raubtierfallen-Fabrik, Hay- nau i Schl. Traps. 'atronenhuelsenf abrik B i s c h w e i ler, Bischweiler, i. E. Ammunition, car- tridges, etc. ^^eber, R., Haynan i Schl. Traps. GROUP 121. ock. Otto. Berlin. Antlers. ardy. Dr. Hugo, Berlin. Heads and j norns of game. (Installed in German I Section, Palace of Agriculture.) Heintze, Frh. V., Berlin. Antlers. Imperial Government of German East Africa. Elephant tusks, rhinoceros horn. (Installed in Palace of Agricul- ture.) Kuhnert, Prof. Wilhelm, Berlin. Orig- inal paintings from German East Af- rica. (Installed in German Section Agricultural building.) Sieber, Gr. Lichterfelde, Berlin. Wild boar head and antlers. Zagemann, P., Berlin. Antlers. GROUP. 123. Hensing & Co., Tortoise shell. Imperial Government of German East Africa. Shells, tortoise shell, trepang. Schultz, Dr. Aurel. Mother of pearl, sponges. 26 DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. GREAT BRITAIN LOCATION: BLOCK 21. GROUP 120. (Exhibit Organized by the Royal Com- mission.) Blanch, J., & Sons, London. Guns. Cogswell & Harrison, Limited, London and Paris. Guns and Rifles. Greener, W. W., London, Birmingham and New York. Guns and Rifles. Holland and Holland, Ltd., London. Guns. Rifles. Hussey, H. J., Limited, London. Guns, Express rifles. Lancaster, Charles, London. Guns. Ri- fles. Lang, Joseph & Sons, Ltd., London. Guns. Rifles. Purdey, James & Son, London. Guns. Rifles. Webley and Scott Revolver and Arms Co., Ltd., Birmingham. Guns. Wilkinson Sword Co., Ltd., The, London. Guns. Revolvers. Pistols. GROUP 121. Gibbons, Major Alfred St. Hill, Bude, North Cornwall. Hunting trophies. A variety of stuffed heads, representing a collection of trophies obtained in var- ious districts of Central Africa. GROUP 123. I Marine Biological Association of thei United Kingdom, Laboratories at Cit-I adel Hill, Plymouth and Waveney' Road, Lowestoft. Exhibit illustrating; different stages in the growth and de-; velopment of principal food fishes im the British Isles. Collection of Ma-: rine animals including creatures whichi constitute the chief food supply of the' marketable fishes. Publications. McCarthy, Timothy, Waterville, Co. Ker- rj-. Fishing tackle. Marine Biological Association of thei United Kingdom. Fishery literature. ' I GROUP 123. , i Edmunds, Joseph, London. Fish pastes.) Edmunds, Joseph, London. (See Group 90. Department H. — Agriculture.) GROUP 124. Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom, Plymouth. Exhibit showing growth and development cf food fishes; collection of star fish, sea- urchins, and other creatures which constitute food supply of the market-: able fishes. ; Marine Biological Association of the'; United Kingdom, The Laboratory, Citadel Hill. Plymouth, (See Group; 122.) GUATEMALA. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN GUATEMALAN NATIONAL PAVILION. GROUP 121. Guatemala, Government of Guatemala. Specimens and other native birds. City of of Quezabs DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. ^7 HAITI. LOCATION: BLOCK 32. GROUP 121. 7. Mengual, F., Haiti Combs, paper cutter, cigar holder and photo frame of tortoise-shell. lepple, W., Haiti, Tortoise-shell. GROUP 123. Hepple, Wilhelm & Co., Haiti. Sponges. JAPAN. LOCATION: BLOCKS 20 and 26. GROUP 120. 'orestry Bureau, Department Agricul- ture and Commerce, Tokio. Plan of Imperial wild duck preserve Shinhama; skins of wild duck and hawk; sports- men's equipment; photographs. GROUP 121. 'ujikawa Bros., Hokkaido. Furs and skins of wild animals. i^oga Tatsushire, Okinawa-Ken. Downs of sea birds, ilatsushita Kumatsuchi, Hakodate. Furs and skins in the rough. Jishimura Chojiro, Tokio. Furs and skins in the rough. GROUP 122. iokkaido Flax Mfg., Co., Sapporo. Flax nets. mperial Fisheries Bureau, Tokio. Fish seines, nets, lines and boats; photo- graphs of same in use; statistics and map showing location of important fish. Specimens of sardines, anchovies, chub mackerel, corals, prawns, "Tai" (Pagrus), oysters, crabs and eels. Il- lustration of corals and prawns. 5hii Kotaro, Osaka. Cotton Fish Nets. ;ipan Hemp and Flax Mfg. Co., Tokio. I Flax fish nets. Kioto Fishing Line Manufacturers' As- sociation, Kioto. Fishing lines. Local Government of Hokkaido. Photo- graphs of Herring fisheries. Specimens of Herring, cod and "Suketodata." Nakamura Rikichi, Tokio. Fishing rods, reels and lines. Okajima Tsunegoro, Kioto. Silk Dip , nets. Yamanouchi Jisuke, Kioto. Artificial flies, fish hooks. GROUP 123. Black-Coral and Sea-Pen Manufacturers* Ass'n., Tottori-Ken. Black coral walk- ing stick; picture frames; cigarette holders. Fishery School of Tshikawaken. Deviled crab. Fishery School of Yamaguchiken. Canned prawns. Fishing Experimental Station of Aichi- ken. Sardines in oil and salted sardines. Fishing Experimental Station of Akita- ken. Red Herring. Fishing Experimental Station of Chiba- ken. Anchovies in oil. Fishing Experimental Station of Hok- kaido. Salt herring. Fishing Experimental Station of Kaga- waken. Grej'- mullet in oil. DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. JAPAN — Continued. Fishing Experimental Station of Kochi- ken. Salt mackerel. Fishing Experimental Station of Kuma- motoken. Pickled eels in jelly. Fishing Experimental Station of Miye- ken. Canned clams. Fishing Experimental Station of Waka- yama-Ken. Fish in pickle. Fishing Experimental Station of Yehi- meken. Mackerel in oil. Funabashi Fukumatsu, Osaka. Shell buttons. Hatakeyama Yunosuke, Ishikawaken. "Make-Buri." Hara Tameji, Osaka. Shell Buttons. Harumoto Jisuke, Osaka. Cod liver and watch oil. Hemmi Katsuaki, Tokio. Canned oysters. Hoko Gikwai, Tokio. Clip fish. Ito Sentaro, Osaka. Cod liver oil. Japan Pelagis Fishing Co., Yamaguchi- ken. Whale oil. Kashiwai, Tdzumi, Taito, Formosa. Top shell. Kav/aguchi Gennosuke, Osaka. Corals. Coral necklaces and bracelets. Koga Tatsushiro, Okinawaken. Top, oyster, hoop, and trumpet shells. Pearls. Koma, I., Kawashima, K. Nagaoka, M. Taketa, K. Shimaneken. Black corals. Black coral walking sticks; cigarette holders; shawl pins, etc. Kho-lin-seng, Kashun, Formosa. Top shell. Masunaga, Sankichi, Taito, Formosa. Top shell. Mikimoto Kokichi, Miyeken, Cultivated and natural pearls, bracelets, brooch, scarf pins and blisters, specimens of pearl oysters in alcohol; drawing of pearl oyster culture ground. Nagashima Ushitaro, Tokio. Green turtle soup. Nakamura Gisuke, Osaka. Shell buttons: specimens showing the process of but- ton making. Nakamura Sanpei, Kobe. Shell Buttons; materials of shell buttons; shells. Nishibata Tomonosuke, Osaka. Cod Liv- er oil. Noshiro Jitsugiokwai, Akita-Ken. Red; herring. ; Oguri Kanpei, Osaka. Coral Mantel Or-j naments; bracelets and brooches. i Ono, Cho, Taito, Formosa. Top shell.j Osaka "Funori" Merchants' Ass'n., Osa-j ka. "Funori." I Osaka, Kioto and Kanten Manufacturers'; Ass'n., Osaka. "Hoso-Kanten." ! Suga Kanten Manufacturers' Ass'n., ofl Shinano, Naganoken, "Kaku Kanten"' and "Hoso-kanten." i Takahashi Gihei, Hokkaido. Smoked Salmon. I Takasu Kenso, Hirishimaken. Canned, mackerel, canned sardines, sardines iui oil and canned mushrooms. 1 Waki Takakage, Hiroshima. Cannedj Oysters. Yakijiri Oil Makers Ass'n., Hokkaido. j Herring oil (crude and refined). ' Yamada Genbei, Osaka. Corals (pink; red, white); coral necklaces; bracelets: pins; cuff buttons; beads; mantel orna- ments; ash and cigarette holders; ink- stand. : Yendo Toramatsu, Shimaneken. Black Coral cigarette holders; pipes; urabrel-| la handles and pen holders. • Yenoshima Shell Works' Ass'n., Kanaga- Y/aken. Shell toys, ash cases,^ ladle, etc., "Hossugai" and "Kishago." Yokohama Fish Oil Co., Yokohama. Whale oil refined; sperm whale, cpdl liver, shark, herring, and sardine oils; sardine wax. GROUP 124. Ikomagun Fish Culturists' Ass'n., Nara- kcn. Model and photograph of nsn pond. Imperial Fisheries Bureau, Tokio.^ Pho- tographs of oyster and "Haigai cul- ture. Local Government of Hokkaido. Model and photograph of Chitose hatchery. DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. MEXICO. LOCATION: BLOCK 14. AISLES D. 4 and 5. 29 GROUP 121. »mision Geografico Exploradora, Tacu- baya, Distrito Federal. Stufifed ani- mals and birds. GROUP 122. Comision Geografico Exploradora, Tacu- baya. Distrito Federal. Stufifed fishes. Fernandes, Rosalino, Minatitlan, Vera- cruz. Fishing nets. NEW ZEALAND, LOCATION: BLOCK 19. GROUP 120. :w Zealand, Government of. Weapons. Maori GROUP 121. rang, John, Glenside Station, Gaostone. Red deer head. (Installed in Palace of Agriculture.) ;w Zealand, Government of. Photo- graphs, red deer heads, fallow buck heads, birds, Maori carvings, Maori robes. GROUP 122. New Zealand, Government of. Trout. PERU. LOCATION : BLOCK 10. GROUP 121. varez, Prudencia L., Arequipa. Al- paca hides. i 30 DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. PORTO RICO. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN PALACE OF AGRICULTURE. BLOCK n8. AISLE E, F and 13. GROUP 123. Dubeil, V. Tortoise shell. Franki, D. Tortoise shell. PORTUGAL. LOCATION: BLOCK 27. GROUP 121. Cancella, Paulo and Anachoreta, Henri- que, Lisbon. Periodical publications. GROUP 123. Alvares Ferreira, Joao Patricio, LisbonI Cod liver oil. ' SIAM. LOCATION: BLOCK 17. GROUP 120. Champawn Committee. Models of traps. Chantaboon Committee. Models of traps. Isarn Committee. Bows. Hunting ap- pliances. Nakon Rachasima Committee. Bows. Model of tiger trap. Nakon Sawan Committee. Spears. Nakon Sri Tamarat Committee. Arms. Models of traps. Petchaboon Committee. Bows. Models of traps. Royal Commission, The. Siamese wea- pons. Royal Museum, The, Bangkok. Siamese weapons. Udawn Committee. Models of traps. GROUP 121. Champawn Committee. Elephant tusks! Fishing appliances. v Chantaboon Committee. Sample of rhi noceros skin. Horns. Chienc Seng, Bangkok. Hides and skins Buffalo horns. Kim Ha Seng, Bangkok. Skins. Buffa lo horns. Maclean & Co., Bangkok. Hides and skins. Nakon Sawan Committee. Skins. Petchaboon Committee. Horns. Royal Museum, The, Bangkok. Elephant tusks. Royal Commission, The. Skins. DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME. 31 SIAM —Continued. GROUP 122. jruthia Committee. Fishing nets. lampawn Committee. Fishing appli- ances. lantaboon Committee. Fish traps. am Committee. Fishing traps. akon Sawan Committee. Fishing appli- ances. akon Sri Tamarat Committee. Fishing apparatus. ichim Committee. Fishing appliances. ;tchaboon Committee. Fishing boats. tsanuloke Committee. Fishing traps and boats itburi Committee. Fishing appliances, dawn Committee. Fishing nets. GROUP 123. E. Gee, Hai, Bangkok. Dried mussels. VENEZUELA. LOCATION: BLOCK 31. AISLES F. 3 and 4. GROUP 121. iceno, S., Los Andes. Collection of bird skins, nests, eggs, bats and rats. ibaldon, M. B., Los Andes. Collection of bird skins; nests; eggs; insects; bats and rats. onzales, M. B,, Puerto Cabello. Col- lection of bird skins; insects and but- terflies. Henriquez, M. Fish scales; flowers. Collection of Raymond, T., Caracas. butterflies. United States of Venezuela. Collection of feathers from Maracaibo; horns and shells from Barquisimeto and Marga- rita; skins and furs. OFFICIAL CATALOGUE OF EXHIBITORS f|? UNIVERSAL Exposition ST. LOUIS, U.S.A. 1904 DIVISION OK EXHIBITS FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director Department N ANTHROPOLOGY WJ McGEE, Chief REVISED EDITION WBLISHED FOR THE COMMITTEE ON PRESS AND PUBLICITY BY THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY (INC.) ST. LOUIS, 1904 COPYRIGHT, 1904 BY THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMPANY FOR THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY PREFACE A modern Universal Exposition well might be called an encyclopedia of society, as contains, in highly specialized array, society's words and works. It is a collection f the wisdom and achievements of the world, brought together for the inspection of le world — for examination and study by its experts. It constitutes a compact, classi- ed, indexed compendium, available for ready reference, of the achievements and ideas f society, in all phases of its activities, extending to the most material, as well as to the lost refmed. The catalogue of such a Universal Exposition is, therefore, perhaps the most com- rehensive and representative contemporary record of the progress and condition of the uman race that may be devised. It is a succinct and authentic record of the exhibits f the Exposition, which are the evidences of the capacity and performance in all lines, itellectual, social and industrial, of all the peoples of the world. The value of such a ocument, and its significance socially and commercially, are incalculable. It is an pitome of the capacity and promise of mankind ; while being at the same time a roll f honor — a certified register of those individuals and institutions which are taking ctive part in the life of the world to-day. FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director of Exhibits. INTRODUCTION By W J McGEE, Chief of Department THE primary purpose of this department is to supplement the others in such manner that the Louisiana Purchase Exposition will form a picture of Man and his Works. Other departments are devoted mainly to the Works of Man- this mainly to Man himself; yet, to illustrate the connection between the types of mankind and display the course and tendencies of human development, the simple works of the lower types will be exhibited. The products of the less advanced" races and peoples are drawn both from living inhabitants of remote districts and from collec- tions of prehistoric relics. The other departments display the present condition, while this reveals the progress of mankind. The Department comprises six sections, viz.: Ethnology, Indian School, Arche- ology, History, Anthropometry, and Psychometry. The Section of Ethnology is devoted to race-types or varieties of mankind. These are illustrated by living groups occupying habitations erected by themselves chiefly from materials brought from their native lands for the purpose, each engaged in accustomed occupations, preparing and eating their accustomed food, and making and wearing their accustomed apparel. While the several groups were chosen primarily to represent the human varieties or sub-species, they were selected also with the view of illustrating the arts, industries, languages, social customs and beliefs prevailing among the various nations and people; i. e., the groups represent both race-types and culture- types. The Indian School Section is designed to display the educational methods which have been developed in the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and to illustrate the most approved methods of raising aboriginal tribes to the plane of citizenship. The central feature of the section is a Model Indian School, comprising a corps of teachers and an assemblage of pupils drawn from various reservations. In this school special attention is given to manual training, since experience has shown that among all aboriginal peoples the hand leads the mind; and, to show the contrast between the native and the new in Indian culture, groups of old Indians are kept employed in aboriginal handiwork in thei Indian School Building across the hall from the class-rooms in which the modern work' is displayed. The Indian talent for music is shown both by native performance and by a trained orchestra; the capacity of our Indian wards for military service is dis- played on a parade-ground; and the facility with which they assimilate the culture anc graces of enlightenment may be seen in the character of the more advanced pupils anc teachers. In brief, the Indian School illustrates the means whereby America bears hei share of the White Man's Burden, and the means by which this duty may be done in oui insular possessions and in lands beyond the sea. The Section of Archeology is devoted mainly to prehistoric relics regarded a; records of earlier stages of human development. The exhibits in this Section supple ment those of the living groups in the Section of Ethnology, and reveal the germs o INTRODUCTION se industries and devices that have enabled man to make conquest over lower nature ough the control of resources and powers. Certain special series of objects are so anged as to illustrate the earliest and greatest steps in human progress — the conquest Fire, the development of the Knife, and the origin of the Wheel. These were the chief tors of the mechanical industries which in their perfection are displayed in the great libit Palaces. In the Section of History is pictured, largely by means of original records and OS, the most remarkable example of territorial conquest the world has thus far seen — transformation of the Louisiana Purchase Territory from a wilderness trod only by ndering tribes and wild beasts into a family of rich commonwealths, within the space a century. In the Section of Anthropometry definite measures and records of the types of nkind assembled on the Exposition grounds are made — i. e., such impressions as se of the passing throng are so tabulated and arranged as to afford a means of tracing h scientific accuracy the physical as well as the intellectual development of mankind. In the Section of Psychometry tests and measures of sense perception and of the ver of coordination are made, with a view to scientific comparison of the types of nkind and the determination of the elements of intellectual character and progress. DEPARTMEN10F ANTHROPOLiY: Key to Exhl ts Indian School'nd Indian Villain 1. Kickapoo Indj IV -. Maricopa. | 3. Navajo. ; 4. Navajo. ' 5. Navajo. j (icronimo. Ajih*!. Arapalio Arapaho , Cheyenne. ' 10. Cheyenne. 11. Cheyenne. ' Pawnee Mudixlgi Wichita t|a» Lodge. j Wichita Teep-. Wichita siiirif House. I Pueblos. ! Porno Indian jfnii California J Pueblos. Jacarilla Apa< • Jacarilla Apa<'-. Jacarilla Apa<> 23. Pygmy Lodst 24. Sioux. Klaokwaht Cocopa Patagonian.^ Ainu. Pygmies. /NTRAMUf^AL PAILWAY. GROUND PLAN. ETHNOLOGICAL EXHIBITS. DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY Hill, West End Grounds UPPER FLOOR MAIN FLOOR LOWER FLOOR ANTHROPOLOGY BUILDING-FLOOR PLANS HOW TO LOCATE AN EXHIBIT. The exhibits in the Department of Antliropology are installed in the Anthropology Building, which is in the north and west wing of the Adminis- tration Building. This structure is divided into three sections, the Main, Lower and Upper floors. The rooms are numbered, and a consultation with the ground plan will give you immediate knowledge of the location of the room of the exhibit. The Indian Exhibit is on the hill, west of the Anthropology Building, on Intramural Railroad, the camps of the native groups being around the Model Indian School. INDEX. PAGE Section of Ethnology 16 Indian School Section 19 Section of Archeology 21 Ohio 24 Louisiana 25 New Mexico 26 Argentine 26 Brazil 34 Ceylon 34 China 35 Egypt 35 Japan 36 Mexico 36 Nicaragua 38 Porto Rico 38 Section of History 39 Missouri Historical Society 39 Iowa 48 Chicago Historical Society ^^ Franco- Louisiana Society 50 Louisiana State Historical Exhibit ^^ St. Mary's College Archives ^^ Loyola College ^ Vatican Exhibit ^'7 Queen's Jubilee Presents 73 Sections of Anthropometry and Psychometry °^ Department of Anthropology OFFICIAL CLASSIFICATION OF EXHIBITS (IROUP 125 LITERATURE Clas-s 739. Books, pamphlets, iiiaimseripts, albums and photographs treating of man from the earliest time to the present. (4R()UP 126 - SOMATOLOGY Class 740. Physical ehai'acteristics of man; the comparative and special anatomy of races and peoples: specimens, casts, measurements, charts and photographs representing typical and comparative characteristics. Class 741. Anthropometry; measurements, charts, diagrams, etc., showing the methods and results of comparative studies on the physical structure of living races; instruments and appliances used in anthropometi'ic investigations. GROUP 127 ■-' ETHNOLOGY Class 742. Illustration of the growth of culture; the origin and developmeiit of arts and industries: ceremonies, religions, rites and games: social and domestic manners and custonis; languages and origin of writing. GROUP 128 ETHNOGRAPHY Class 743. Races and peoples, from earliest man to the present time: tribal and racial exhibits, showing by means of specimens, groups and photographs, the stages of culture reached by different peoples of various times and under special conditions of environ- ment. Families, groups and tribes of living peoples. 14 CLASSIFICATION ADMINISTRATIVE CLASSIFICATION OF THE DEPARTMENT. I Section of Ethnology (Group 127, Class 742.) , Living Groups; arts and esthetic products, industries and industrial products, U-l Instrated by daily life; languages in habitual use; laws or social customs, and I beliefs with attendant ceremonies. Ethnologic collections. j Indian School Section (Included in Group 128, Class 743) i Model Indian School; elementary education; manual training; class or collective work; Indian band; domestic science and productive industry. Section of Archeology (Included in Group 128, Class 743.) ! Typical collections illustrating races and i>eoples and the principal stages of human development; special collections from typical areas; developmental or syn-, thetic series, etc. 1 I ■ • j Section of History (Group 125, Class 739.) 1 Typical collections of records and relics; collections illustrating the development, of the Louisiana Purchase Territory; special collections. . 1 j Section of Anthropometry (Group 126, Class 741.) Laboratory and apparatus for the measurement of ethnic types; records and repre-i sentations of these types. Section of Psychometry (Group 126, Class 740.) < Laboratory and apparatus for the determination of tsrpical and comparative psychic characters; records and representations of types. Department N — Anthropology. SECTION OF ETHNOLOGY. DEPARTMENTAL EXHIBITS. The exhibits are of outdoor character and comprise living groups located on the grounds of the Department south and west of the Model Indian School Building; each group occupying a house, tent, toldo, tipi, earth-lodge, wigwam, hogan, wickiup, or other customary habitation. AINU GROUP. — Four adult men, three adult women, and two children, representing the aborigines of Japan; from the Island of Hokkaido or Yezo, whence they were brought by Professor Frederick Starr; in charge of Mr. Y. Inagaki. Notable for small stature, light skin-color, and abundant hair and beard; frequently known as "Hairy Ainu"; notable also for extensive tattooing, especially among the women, and for elaborate ceremonial habits, both social and religious. PATAGONIAN GROUP.— Five adult men, one adult woman, and a half-grown girl of the Tehuelche tribe, known since the time of Magellan as "Patagonian Giants"; from Southern Argentina, whence they were brought by an expedition organized by the late Professor J. B. Hatcher and Doctor Victor E. Arthur Fenton; in ' charge of Sr. Vicente Cane. Notable for large stature, robust frame, and great i. pliysical strcngtli, as well as for skill as hunters and horsemen. BATWA PYGMIES.— Group of four adult men, with native productions, from Upper Kasai Valley, Central Africa; expedition conducted by Rev. S. P. Verner. The Batwa and other pygmy peoples are the aborigines of Africa, now largely displaced by peoples of ordinary stature. The pygmy tribes form the smallest known variety of mankind; they are notable also for imperfect development of language, for skill and courage in the chase, and for subserviency in the presence of larger men. RED AFRICANS.— A small group from Kasai Valley, Central Africa, accom- panying the Batwa Pygmies; brought by Rev. S. P. Verner. Notable for redclish or coppery skin-color, for fine physique, and for intelligence and force; the ruling class or caste in the southern Congo country, especially in the terri- tory of "King" Ndombe, himself the leading representative of the type. (None of the foregoing peoples have hitherto visited North America, and few of tlicir representatives have ever before left their native habitat.) COCOPA INDIANS. — A group of twenty men, women, and children from the mouth of the Rio Colorado; expedition conducted by E. C. Cushman. Jr. Notable for the difiference in stature of men and women, for the large stature of the men, and for distinctive industrial, social, and fiducial customs. CHIPPEWA (OJIBWA) INDIANS.— A group of men, women, and children, from Northern Minnesota; in charge of Hon. S. M. INIcCowan. Superintendent U. S. Indian Exhibit, and of the U. S. Indian Ofiice, occupying habitations con- structed after their aboriginal models, engaged in basket-making, bead work, porcupine work, skin dressing, canoe-making, metal working, the making of bows and arrows, etc. SIOUX INDIANS. — A group of twenty-eight men, women, and children from North Dakota and South i)akota, occupying tipis; engaged in native occupations. PAWNEE INDIANS. — A group of twelve men. women, and children from Okla- hfuna; collected and brought in by Doctor George A. Dorsey. The Pawnee are a typical plains trilx' and dwell in an earth domicile-temple or "medicine lodge, of interest as a type of primitive construction. WICHITA INDIANS. — A group of twelve men, women, and cliildrcn from Okla- homa; brought in by Doctor George A. Dorsey. Tlie Wichita are a Southern plains tribe; they dwell in a grass house of typical character. SECTION OF ETHNOLOGY ARAPAHO INDIANS. — A group of twelve men, women, and children from Okla- homa; brought in by Doctor George A. Dorsey; they occupy painted or "medi- cine" tipis. CHEYENNE INDIANS. — A group of twenty men, women, and children, from Oklahoma: brought in by Doctor George A. Dorsey; in tipis. GERONIMO AND HIS BAND.— A warrior notable for prowess and shrewdness, enabling him to resist white troops successfully for many years; with others of his tribe, including his daughter, Lina. KICKAPOO INDIANS. — A group of men, women, and children from Kansas; brought in by Superintendent Edwards; occupying a typical bark lodge. INDIANS OF THE DESERT.— A group of twenty Pima, Papago, and Maricopa Indians from Arizona; notable as makers of pottery and basketry. NAVAJO INDIANS. — A group of men, women, and children from Arizona; notable as skillful horsemen, blanket weavers, and metal workers; living in typical liogans. APACHE INDIANS. — A group of representatives of the White Mountain band from Arizona, and of the Jicarilla band from New Mexico; notable for war- like habits (their designation meaning "enemy"), for fine physique, and for skill as horsemen. PUEBLO INDIANS — A group of Hopi (or Moki) men, women, and children from Arizona; notable for elaborate fiducial ceremonies, and for interesting social and domestic customs. (Most of the foregoing groups of U. S. Indians vary in number from time to time, some occasionally visiting their homes to return later or to be replaced by others.) KLAOKWAHT INDIANS. — A group of five men and three women; brought from Vancouver Island (British Columbia) by Doctor C. F. Newcombe. The Klaokwaht are notable for light color of skin, for courage and skill in canoeing, and for an elaborate social organization maintained by arrangement of indi- viduals and families in a tribal domicile or "longhouse," much like that of the Iroquois Indians. They are notable also for an elaborate heraldic system, in- cluding crests (or totems) of symbolic character. They occupy a typical habi- tation, and are engaged in accustomed industries, including the manufacture 'of crests and miniature totem poles; their house contains an inland-water canoe, while a great sea-canoe made from a single tree-trunk and capable of carrying thirty or forty persons in the open ocean lies alongside the house. KWAKIUTL INDIANS.— A small group from Western Vancouver Island; brought in l)y Doctor C. I'*. Newcombe- The Kwakiutl Indians, like the Klaoi> district. 358. Animal figure of stone and mortar. Department of Tafi. Province of Tncu- nian. 359;36o. Earthen pucos, Department of Tafi, Province of Tucuman. 361. Earthen figure or idol, Department of Tafi, Province of Tucuman. 362, 363. Earthen yuros, with faces and figures, Cafayate. 364. Earthen yuro, form of animal well painted. Cafaj-ate. 365, 366. Yuros of black earth, with drawings, Cafayate. 367. Yuro of colored earth, Cafayate. 368-427. Earthen figures or idols, Quil- mos district. 428-445. Earthen idols, Paraiso. 446-447. Little jars of black earth with drawings, Paraiso. 448. Little jar of black earth, Paraiso. 449-450. Little jars of colored earth, painted, Cafaj^ate. 451. Little jar of colored earth, without l)aintings, Cafayate. 452-453. Little jars of black earth, with drawings, Cafayate. 454-456. Stone axes, Paraiso. 457-469. Stone objects. Department of San Carlos. 470-480. Pucos, San Carlos. 481-483. Cups of black earth, with draw- ings, T(doml)on district, Cafayate. 484, 485. Smooth cups of black earth, Tolombon. 486. Cup of black earth, with drawings, Tolombon. 487. Cup of colored earth, Tolombon. 488-492. Cups of colored earth, with fig- ures, Tolombon. 493. Small earthen animal figure. Tol- iimbon. 494. Earthen object, with paintings, San Carlos. 495. Double yuro, with earthen figures. Ti donibon. 496. Earthen object (like cornet). Tol- ( imb( m. 497-500. Earthen objects, Tolombon. 501. Stone figure or face, San Carlos. 502. Copper object, Quilmos district. 503. 504. Bronze objects, Quilmos dis- trict. 505-509. Copper objects, Quilmos dis- trict. 510-514. Earthen pucos, Amaicha. 515. Small earthen cup, painted and with I'igurcs, Amaicha. 516-525. Earthen figures or idols, Amai- cha. 526. Earthen pipe, Amaicha. 527. Stone pipe, Amaicha. 528. Stone object, Amaicha. ARGENTINE 29 529. Earthen yurito, Amaicha. 530-534. Stone faces or idols, Amaicha. 535. Stone "inkstand," Amaicha. 536. Stone saw, Amaicha. 537. Small stone animal (idol), Amaicha. 538. Copper object (stirrup), Amaicha. 539-541. Copper objects, Amaicha. 542. Copper pincers, Amaicha. 543. Earthen jar, painted, Amaicha. 544. Earthen jar, with drawings, Amai- cha, 545. Copper bell, with faces, Amaicha. 546-558. Bone arrows, San Carlos. 559-577. Bone arrows, uerte Quemado, District of Sta ]\Iaria. Province of Ca- tamarca. 578-586. Copper chisels, Huracatao. 587-596. Copper chisels, Cafayate. 597-795- Stone arrows, Fjerte Quemado 796-814. Stone arrows, Andalguala dis- trict. Department of San Jose. Cata- marca. 815-832. Stone idols, San Isidro district. 833. Stone idol (turquoise), Quilmos district. 834-838. Stone idols, San Isidro district. 839-851. Stone muyunas, with drawings, San Isidni district. 852-861. Stone objects, San Isidro dis- trict. 862-887. Copper objects, Quilmos dis- trict. 888-890. Bone adornments, San Carlos. 891. Silver adornment, Augostaco dis- trict. San Carlos. 892. Silver adornment, Quilmos district. 893. Adornment or spoon, San Carlos. 894-902. Copper adornments. Department I if Cafayate. 903-924. Guaico bracelets, Quilmos dis- trict. 925-931. Stone objects, Quilmos District, 932-934. Bone objects, Quilmos district. 935- Copper axe, with figures and draw- ings. San Isidro. 936, 937. Funeral urns. Department of San Carlos. 338, 939. Funeral urns, Cololao del Valle. )40-947. Funeral urns, Quilmos district. h8, 949. Earthen figures or idols, Quil- mos district. '50-953. Funeral urns, Quilmos district. 154- Stone axe, Quilmos district. 955. Funeral urn, Quilmos district. 956-958. Skulls, San Carlos. 959-960. Skulls, Tafi. 961. Skull, Angosto district, San Carlos. 962. Funeral urn, Quilmos district. 963. Painted small jar, Quilmos district. 964-967. Skulls, Paraiso district. 968-969. Stone axes, Tafi. 970-975- Stone instruments, Tafi. 976. Copper axe, Tafi. 977. Copper object, Tafi. 978. 979. Stone idols, Tafi. 980. Vase, Tafi. 981. Yurito of black earth, Tafi. 982. 983. Yuros in animal form, Tafi. 984-990. Earthen figures or idols, Tafi. 991, 992. Pucos or cups of black earth, Tafi. 993, 994. Earthen pucos, with drawings, Tafi. 995. Earthen yuro, with drawings, Tafi. 996. Yuro of black earth, with drawings, Tafi. 997. Yuro or jug of black earth, Tafi. 998. Funeral urn. District of Fuerte Qncmado, Department of Sta Maria, Catamarca. 999. Puco or idol, Fuerte Quemado. 1000. Small jar or idol, Fuerte Quemado. looi. Yuro of black earth, Fuerte Que- mado. 1002-1040. Earthen idols, Fuerte Que- mado. 1041. Painted yuro, Fuerte Quemado. 1042-1043. Cups or idols, Fuerte Quema- d.i. 1044, 1045- Earthen yuros, Fuerte Que- mado. 1046, 1047. Earthen cups or idols, Fuerte Quemado. 1048. Earthen cup, Fuerte Quemado- 1049. Earthen musical instrument, Fuer- te Quemado. 1050. 1051. Earthen pipes, Fuerte Que- mado. 1052. Earthen puco, Fuerte Quemado. 1053. Pitcher in form of idol, Fuerte Quemado. 1054. 1055- Earthen pucos, Fuerte Que- mado. 1056-1059. Stone objects, Fuerte Que- mado. 1060, 1061. Stone axes, Fuerte Quemado. 1062. Earthen spoon, Fuerte Quemado. •7W 30 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY 1063. Copper disk or bell, Department of Cachi, Province of Salla. 1064-1072. Stone crowbars, Tafi. 1073-1087. Stone objects, Tafi. 1088-iogo. Stone harps, Tafi. 1091. Copper disk or bell, Tafi. 1092-1113. Stone axes, Tafi. 1114, 1115. Stone faces, Tafi. 1116, 1117. Stone idols, Tafi. 1 1 18. Stone mortar, Tafi. iiig-1128. Stone objects, Tafi. 1 129. Copper axe, Tafi. 1130-1158. Copper objects, Tafi. 1159. Stone object (cup.), Tafi. 1160-1191. Earthen figures, Tafi. 1192. Earthen pipe, Tafi. 1 193-1205. Earthen yuros, Tafi. ^ 1206. Funeral urn, Tafi. 1207-1210. Yuro, with figures, Tafi. 121 1. Cup or dish, with drawings, Tafi. 1212. Jug of black earth, with drawings, Tafi. 1213. Cup or dish of black earth, Tafi. 1214. Cup or dish of copper, Tafi. 1215. Cup or dish of copper, with figures, Tafi. 1216. Jug of black earth, with figures, Tafi. 1217-1219. Copper jugs or cups, with fig- ures, Tafi. 1220-1223. Yuros or cups of black earth, Tafi. 1224-1267. Earthen idol figures, Tafi. 1268. Cup of colored earth, Tafi. 1269. Cup of black earth, Tafi. 1270. Earthen idol, form of woman, Tafi. 1271. Idol of black earth, form of woman, Tafi. 1272. Pipe, with earthen idol, Tafi. 1273-1274. Pipes of black earth, Tafi. 1275. Stone axe, Tafi. 1276-1297. Copper chisels, Tafi. 1298-1325. Copper objects, Tafi. 1326. Funeral urn, Tafi. 1327-1332. Earthen pucos, painted, Tafi. 1333-1336. Small barrels, painted, Tafi. 1337-1339- Yuros of black earth, with faces, Tafi. 1340-1343- Earthen pucos, Tafi. 1344-1425. Stone arrows, Tafi. 1426. Funeral urn, Tafi. 1427-1429. Skulls, Tafi. 1430. Yuro or idol of black earth, Tafi. 1431. Jug of black earth, Tafi. 1432. Earthen idol of black earth, TafL 1433- Jug of black earth, with drawings, Tafi. 1434, 1435. Earthen pucos, with drawings, Tafi. 1436-1447. Skulls, Tafi. 1448-1580. Stone arrows, Tafi. 1581-1590. Stone idols, Tafi. 1591-1600. Stone objects, Tafi. 1601-1616. Stone yuros, Tafi. 1617-1619. Necklaces (guaico), Tafi. 1620-1633. Bead necklaces, Tafi. 1634-1640. Silver adornments, Tafi. 1641, 1642. Copper objects, Tafi. 1643, 1644. Bone adornments, Tafi. 1645. Bone arrow, Tafi. 1646-1660. Stone objects, Tafi. i66i. Earthen idol or figure, Tafi. 1662, 1663. Funeral urns, Tafi. 1664-1667. Skulls, Tafi. 1668-1737. Idols (earthen figures), Quil- mos. 1738, 1739. Funeral urns, Tafi. 1 740- 1 765. Earthen figures (idols), Tafi. 1766-1778. Stone idols, Tafi. 1779-1788. Stone objects found in sepul- chres, Tafi 1789, 1790. Skulls, Tafi. 1791-1851. Stone arrows, Tafi. 1852. Bone object, Tafi. 1853. Adornment of bronze, Tafi. 1854-1858. Copper objects, Tafi. 1859. Stone object, Tafi. , 1860-1862. Stone axes, Tafi. 1863. Stone object in form of pipe (with a serpent), Tafi. 1864. Earthen idol figure, Tafi. 1865-1898. Earthen idol figures, District > of Andalgnala, Department of Sta [ Maria, Catamarca. 1899-1924. Earthen idol figures. District ; of San Jose, Department of Sta Maria, j Catamarca. J 1925-1946. Earthen idol figures, District ni iMiertc Quemado. Department of | Sta ]\laria, Catamarca. 1947-1978. Earthen idol figures. District , of Banado, Department of Tafi, Tucu- ! man. 1979-2016. Earthen idol figures, Cafay- atc. ARGENTINE ?>1 17-2019. Stone cake-pans, District of San Jose, Department of Sta Maria, Catamarca. 20-2023. Earthen cake-pans, San Jose. 24. Hand of white stone, Fuerte Que- mado. 25. Earthen object, Fuerte Quemado. 26-2047. Earthen idol figures, San Jose. 48-2050. Stone objects, with drawings, Cafayate. 51-2053. Copper idols. District of Sta Maria, Catamarca. 54. Copper object, Sta Maria. 55. Copper tamtam or bell, Sta Maria. 56. Copper axe or wedge, Sta Maria. 57. Stone axe, Tafi. 58. Stone object, Tafi. 61-2065. Copper chisels, Fuerte Que- mado. 166. Copper axe, Fuerte Quemado. 167-2077. Copper objects, Fuerte Que- mado. 178-2082. Bead necklaces, Sta Maria. •83, 2084. Bead collars, Sta Maria. 185. Gold adornment, Andelguala, De- partment of Sta JMaria, Catamarca. •86-2188. Stone arrows, Andelguala. 89. Small jar, painted, Tafi. 90. Cup of black earth, with drawings, Cafayate. :9i. Yuro of black earth, animal figure, Cafayate. :92. Yuro of colored earth, with paint- ings, Cafayate. [93- Cup of black earth, Cafayate. [94- Puco of colored earth, with paint- ings, Cafayate. [95- Earthen pitcher (light brown), Cafayate. [97- Puco of colored earth, with paint- ings. Cafayate. 198. Cup of black earth, with idol fig- ure, Cafayate. 199, 2200. Jugs of black earth, with drawings, Cafayate. 201. Large pitcher or cup of black earth, Cafayate. 202. Jug in form of animal, San Jose. 203. Jar of black earth in form of ani- mal, San Jose. 204. Cup of colored earth, with paint- ings, San Jose. :!05. Yuro of black earth, idol form, San ' Jose. jJo6. Jug, idol form, San Jose. 2207, 2208. Earthen yuros (colored), San Jose. 2209. Small cup of colored earth, San Jose. 2210. Small jar of colored earth, San Jose. 221 1. Cup of colored earth, with beauti- ful paintings, San Jose. 2212. Cup of black earth, with drawings, San Jose. 2213. Jug, idol form, with drawings, Sart Jose. 2214. Little jar of black earth, idol, San Jose. 2215. 2216. Pucos of colored earth, with idols (form of horn), San Jose. 2217. Figure, form of partridge, San Jose 2218. Yuro of colored earth in form of animal, San Jose. 2219-2225. Stone axes, Sta Maria, Cata- marca. 2226. Stone barreta, Cafayate. 2227-2230. Earthen pipes, Cafayate. 2231-2234. Earthen objects, Cafayate. 2244. Stone tool, form of animal, Sta Maria. 2245. Stone idol, Sta Maria. 2246. 2247. Stone objects, Sta Maria. 2248, 2249. Stone axes, Sta Maria. 2250-2415. Stone arrows, Quilmos dis- trict. 2416-2427. Stone objects, Cololao del Valle. 2428, 2429. Earthen objects, San Jose. 2430. Silver object, Cafayate. 2431, 2432. Earthen idol figures, Tafi. 2433. Earthen object, form of animal, Tafi. 2434. Large jar, with paintings. Depart- ment of San Carlos. 2435-24.?8. Earthen pucos, with paintings, San Carlos. 2439, 2440. Earthen pucos, Amaicha, De- l)artment of Tafi. 2441. Jug of black earth, with drawings, San Carlos. 2442. Pitclier of black earth, with idol, Tafi. 2443. Skull, San Carlos. 2444. Skull, Fuerte Quemado. 2445. 2446. Stone idol figures, Sta Maria. 2447. Earthen object, Sta Maria. 2448-2452. Stone idol figures, Sta Maria. 2453. Bone object, Sta Maria. 32 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY 2454-2468. Copper objects, Sta Maria. 2469-2476. Stone objects, Sta Maria. 2477-2480. Bead necklaces, Sta Maria. 2481-2530. Stone arrows, Tafi. 2531. Bone arrow, Tafi. 2532-2552. Stone arrows, Tafi. 2553-2884. Stone arrows, Fuerte Que- nia(l( 1. 2885-3351. Stone arrows, Amaicha, De- partment of Tafi. 3352. Copper disk, with masks, Amaicha. 3353. Animal form of mortar, with two idols, Amaicha. 3354. Stone animal idol, Amaicha. 3355- Stone idol, Egyptian form (unique), Amaicha. 3356, 3357. Stone idols, Amaicha. 3358-3362. Earthen objects (pipes), Amaiclia. 3363-3366. Stone objects, Tafi. 3367-3372. Stone pans, Tafi. 3373. Stone idols, Tafi. 3374-3380. Small stone animals (idols). Tali. 3381-3421. Earthen idol figures, Tafi. 3422-3450. Stone arrows, Amaicha. 3451-3480. Earthen idol figures, Tafi. 3481, 3482. Funeral urns, Tafi. 3483. Ordinary earthen pitcher, Tafi. 3484, 3485. Yuros, of animal form,* Tafi. 3486, 3487. Ordinary earthen yuros, Tafi. 3488. Fine earthen yuro, Tafi. 3489. Cup of black earth, Tafi. 3490. Small cup of colored earth, with drawings, Tafi. 3491-3493. Jugs of black earth with draw- ings. Tail. 3494. Jug of colored earth, with paint- ings, Tafi. 3495. Earthen yuro of colored earth, Tafi. 3496. Yuro of colored earth, with paint- ings, Tafi. 3497. Yuro of colored earth, with draw- ings and paintings, Tafi. 3498. Yuro of colored earth, with idols and drawings and paintings, Tafi. 3499. Yuro with relief drawings. Tafi. 3500. Earthen cup or puco, with draw- ings and paintings, 'J'afi. 3501-3503. Earthen pucos, with drawings and ])aintings, Tafi. 3504-3536. Earthen idol figures, Fuerte Quemado. 3537. Earthen object, with drawings, Fuerte Quemado. 3538. Stone object, Fuerte Quemado. 3539. 3540. Earthen objects, Fuerte Que- mado. 3541. Copper idol, form of animal, Fuerte Quemado. 3542-4015. Stone arrows, Fuerte Que- mado. 4016. Bone arrow, Fuerte Quemado. 4017. Stone object, Fuerte Quemado. 4018-4019. Copper objects, Fuerte Que- mad( I. 4020. Stone pan, Fuerte Quemado. 4021, 4022. Bead necklaces, Fuerte Que- mado. 4023-4047. Stone arrows, Tafi. 4048. Earthen object, Tafi. 4049. Earthen object, form of animal, Tafi. 4050. Earthen object, Tafi. 4051. Stone idol, form of animal, Tafi. 4052-4060. Earthen idol figures, Tafi. 4061. Stone axe, Tafi. 4062. Earthen object, form of cup, Tafi. 4063-4066. Large jars or yuros, beauti- full}- painted. Tali. 4067-4071. Earthen cups or pucos, beau- tifully painted, forms of animals. Tafi. 4072-4075. Earthen cups or pucos, special jiaintings, T.afi. 4076. Pitcher of black earth, Tafi. 4077-4082. Earthen idol figures, Tafi. 4083-4086. Stone axes, Cafayate. 4087, 4088. Stone mortars, Cafayate. 4089-4095. Stone objects, Cafayate. 4096. Stone tools, Cafayate. 4097-4126. Earthen idol figures, Cafayate. 4127. Stone idol, Tafi. 4128. Stone idol. Department of Molinos, I'n i\iiice of Salta. 4129. Stone idol, Tafi. 4130. Small stone animal or idol Cafa- ale. 4131. Stone idol, San Carlos. 4132. 4133. Stone objects, Tafi. 4134-4136. Earthen objects, Sta Maria. 4137. Copper axe. Department of Mo- linos. l'ro\-ince of v^alta. 4138, 4139. Copper axes, Cafayate. 4140. Yuro, with drawings, Tafi. 4141. Dish of colored earth, Tafi. 4142. Jar, with two idols, Cafayate. ARGENTINE 33 .143. Jar of colored earth, with draw- ings, Cafayate. 144. Stone object, with idols, Sta Maria. 145. Stone mortar, with figures, Sta Maria. 146. Yuro of black earth, with figures. Department of Chorro-Moro, Province of Tucuman. 147. Yuro of black earth, with drawings, Chorro-Moro. 148. Cup of black earth, with drawings, Chorro-Moro. 149. Yuro of black earth, with idol and drawings, Chorro-Moro. 150. Stone mortar, with figures, Chorro- Moro. 151-4154. Silver adornments, San Car- los. 155-4161. Copper chisels, San Carlos. 162-4165. Copper objects, San Carlos. 166-4170. Copper tools, San Carlos. 171, 4172. Copper objects, San Carlos. 173, 4174. Copper tools, San Carlos. 175. Copper object, San Carlos. 176-4178. Copper tools, San Carlos. 179-4181. Bone objects, San Carlos. 182. Stone object, with drawings, San Carlos. 183-4185. Stone objects, San Carlos. 186. Stone object, with drawings, San Carlos. 187. Stone object, form of necklace, San Carlos. t88. Earthen object, San Carlos. 189. Stone pan, San Carlos. [90-4193. Stone objects, San Carlos. [94-4197. Stone arrows, San Carlos. [98. Funeral urn, Amaicha. [99. Puco, with drawings, Amaicha. 200. Puco of black earth, with drawings, Amaicha. 201-4208. Skulls, Amaicha. 209-4222. Earthen pucos, Amaicha. 223. Earthen puco, with painted idol, Amaicha. 224, 4225. Large jars, Amaicha. 226-4228. Straw objects, Amaicha. 229. Poronguito, Amaicha. 230. Wooden spoon, Amaicha. ' 231-4234- Skulls, Amaicha. 235- Small jar, Amaicha. 236. Wooden object and jar, Amaicha. 237- Wooden object and jar, Amaicha. 4238-4242. Skulls, Amaicha. 4243-4251. Funeral urns, Amaicha. 4252. Yuro, form of animal, with draw- ings, Amaicha. 4253. Earthen puco, with drawings, Am- aicha. 4254. Funeral urn, Amaicha. 4255. Tipa, Amaicha. 4256. 4257. Funeral urns, Amaicha. 4258. Earthen object, Amaicha. 4259. Earthen dish, with drawings, Ama- icha. 4260. Yuro of black earth, with drawings, Amaicha. 4261. Tiger of black earth, with draw- ings, Amaicha- 4262. Funeral urn, with drawings, Amaicha. 4263-4269. Yuros, form of animals, Amaicha. 4270. Yuro of black earth, with drawings, Amaicha. 4271, 4272. Earthen pucos, with paint- ings, Amaicha. 4273. Small jar of black e^rth, with draw- ings, Amaicha. 4274, 4275. Funeral urns, Amaicha. 4276-4286. Earthen objects, Amaicha. 4287, 4288. Earthen pucos, with draw- ings, Amaicha. 4289-4294. Skulls, Amaicha. PERUVIAN COLLECTION— CERAMICA SUCASICA 4295-4355. Huacos (fictile products), Chimbote. Pern. 4356-4363. Idols, Chimbote. 4364. Wooden idol, Chimbote. 4365-4373. Huacos, Chimbote. 4374' 4375- Stone idols, form of animals, Chimbote. 4376-4418. Huacos, Chimbote. 4419-4437. Huacos, Necropolisde Ancon. 4438. Necklace, with 56 stone idols, An- con. 4439-4449. Utensils of wood, Ancon. 4450, 4451. Wooden objects, with idols, Ancon. 4452, 4453. Wooden arrows, Ancon. 4454, 4455. Wooden objects, Ancon. 4456, 4457. Earthen figures or idols, An- con. 4458-4471. Earthen objects, Ancon. 34 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY 4472-4478- Stone objects, Ancon. 4479. Bead collar, Ancon. 4480. Collar, with 14 copper objects, An- con. 4481-4497. Copper objects, Ancon. 4498-4501. Stone objects, Ancon. 4502-4532. Textile fabrics, Ancon. 4533. Red cord, Ancon. 4534-4538. Waves, Ancon. 4539. Large straw basket, with woolen threads, Ancon. 4540. Copper weapon or tool, with wood- en handle, Ancon. 4541-4562. Huacos, Ancon. 4563. Huaco or hand, Ancon. 4564. Puco, Ancon. 4565. Cup, Ancon. BRAZIL LOCATION: Anthropology Building, Lower Mezzanine Floor, Room 113. A series of collections installed and maintained by the Brazilian Commission; J. C. Alves de Lima, Commissioner in charge. 1. Ihering, Dr. H. Von, S. Paulo. Books on Anthropology of the state of S. Paulo. 2. Reis, Borges Dos, Bahia. Book on "Indians of State of Bahia."' 3. Azambuja, Antonio A., Matto Gros- so. Indian ornaments. 4. Almeida Filho, Dr. J. B. de, Matto Grosso. Indian articles. 5. Badariotti, Padre Nicolao, Minas Ge- raes. Indian articles of stone. 6. Bodstein, Jorge, Matto Grosso. In- dian articles. 7. Balzala, Padre, Matto Grosso. In- dian articles. 8. Barros, A. P. Alves de, Matto Grosso. Indian articles. 9. Bastos, Joaquim J. Da Cunha, Goyaz. Indian collar. 10. Commissao Do Estado, Matto Gros- so. Indian articles. 11. Camargo, A. Pompeo, Matto Grosso. Indian articles. 12. Carmo, J. Netto C, Goyaz. Vege- tal fibres and tobacco prepared and used by Indians. 13. Costa, F. Martins, Goyaz. Palm fibres used bj- Indians. 14. Jorge, Dr. Estellita, Amazonas. In- dian arrows. 15. Krone, Ricardo, S. Paulo. Photos. Collection of shells and relics. 16. Malan, Padre A., Matto Grosso. In- dian articles. 17. Novis, Dr. Augusto, Matto Grosso. Indian articles. 18. Perillo, J., Goyaz. Vegetable fibres. 19. Roche, Alphonse, Matto Grosso. In- dian articles. 20. Ribeiro, Dez. Miranda, Cap. Federal. Indian articles. 21. State Government, Amazonas. Col- lection of ornaments, arms, ceramics, | canoe, utensils, furniture, instruments,' dresses, etc. Photos. 22. Zedes, Moyse's Lopes, Goyaz. In- dian head-dresses and cane. CEYLON LOCATION: Ceylon Pavilion. A series of collections illustrating aboriginal, accultural and modern char- acteristics of the Cingalese; installed and maintained by the Commission from Ceylon. I. Ceylon Government, Colombo. Ola 2. Colombo Museum, Colombo. Maldi- mannscript and devil dancers' comedy vian collection, marionettes, jewelryj masks. and plaster models. ! CEYLON— CHINA— EGYPT 35 J. Don James B., Colombo. Grotesque figures in wood. J. Im Thurn Hon. Mr. E. F. (C. B. C. M. G.), Colombo. Maldive photo- graphs. J. Maradde Sobita Terrunnanse of Gal- kena Pansala, Hambantota. Ivory, sil- ver and lacquer Ola book covers. 3. Naranwitte Samanasera Terrunnanse, Galle. Olas, bronze statues of Buddha, religious flags, etc. 7. Perera, M. J., Colombo. Ola books. 8. Pieris, P. E. (assistant commission- er), Colombo. Ola books. 9. Scott, John, C. C. S., Colombo. Mal- divian photographs. 10. Sri Dharmarama Terrunnanse, Galle. Ola book and ivory dagoba. CHINA LOCATION: Palace of Liberal Arts, Chinese Section. L collection installed and maintained by the Imperial Chinese Commission. Imperial Chinese Government. Models of temples and idols. Life size figures showing various types and dress, so- cial and domestic manners and cus- toms. EGYPT The Egyptian exhibits are largely from the Museum in Cairo, trans- erred under the direction of the Egyptian Commissioner, Hon. Herman E. yawford, and installed by Dr. J. E. Quibell, with the aid of Mrs. Ouibell md Miss Cox. i^gyptian Government, i. Scenes from ancient Egyptian life; reproductions in life-size groups, reconstructed from rel- ics and portraits. A. High-caste lady in her boudoir. B. High-caste man at din- ner. C. Group of servants engaged in brewing beer. The figures are in plas- ter, the heads modeled after ancient statues; the furniture is modeled after objects found in tombs; the necklaces and other ornaments are of ancient beads from the tombs; the wigs are modern, but are made after ancient patterns; the costumes are in part an- cient fabrics and in part modern fab- rics made in imitation of these; the implements, utensils, etc., are from the tombs and contemporary with the period of the Pharaohs and the Pyra- mids. Anthropology Building, Room 100. 2. Ancient Egyptian articles of vertu, mclnding bottles of vari-colored glass, bronzes, faience, etc. Anthropology Building, Room 100, Central Case. 3- A collection of ancient pottery chief- ly from the tombs, of various periods extending from the earliest-known dy- nasty to the time of the Roman In- vasion. Anthropology Building, Room 100, Cases 2-4. 4. A set of Ushabtiu or "Ansvirerers," i. e., miniature human effigies (in clay or faience) of the person in whose tomb they were placed to discharge for them the duties of the next world. Anthropology Building, Room 100, Case 5. 5. A collection of ancient beads from tombs. Anthropology Building, Room 100, Case 6. 6. Two painted coffins of the Twelfth Dynasty, with names and titles of the mummies enclosed painted in blue hi- eroglyphs. Anthropology Building, Room 100. 7. Coffin of the late New Empire con- taining a mummj-. Anthropology Building, Room 100. 8. Mummy of the Greek period in wooden case. Anthropology Building, Room 100. 9. The chapel from the Mastaba of Ra-Kapu (an official of the Fifth Dj-- nasty), brought from the Cemetery of Sakkara. The individual blocks of lime- stone composing the chapel were 36 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY packed separately and as re-erected are fastened to a wooden framework for support. The largest block is the stela or false door, weighing over three tons; the bas-reliefs represent the preparation of food - supplies for the deceased. Anthropology Building, Room loi. 10. Limestone lid of a sarcophagus in form of a mumm}-. Room loi. 11. Granite sarcophagus of the ancient Empire, liollowed out of Assuan gran- ite; from Gizeh. Room loi. 12. Collection of casts, chiefly of bas- reliefs in tlie Cairo Museum. Room lor. JAPAN LOCATION: Palace of Agriculture, Japanese Section. A collection installed by the Imperial Japanese Commission. Formosan Government, i. Photographs showing native costumes and customs. 2. Portrait photographs of natives. 3. Ethnologic map showing distribu- tion of native tribes. MEXICO LOCATION: Anthropology Building, North Hall (Rooms 105, 107). 1. Brave Angel, Puebla, Pue. Map of Aztec and Toltec migrations, 1902 (original). 2. Chavero, Alfredo, Mexico, D. F. "Apuntes Viejos de Bibliografia Mexicana," 1903. 3. Chavero, Alfredo, Mexico, D. F. "La Piedra del Sol," archaeological study. stuay. 4. Chavero, Alfredo, Mexico, D. F. "Pinturas Geroglihcas," first part, 1901. 5. Chavero, Alfredo, Mexico, D. F. "Calcndario o Rueda del ano de los 'Antiguous Mexicanos." Chronolog- ical study, 1901. Ill Liiv. v-Jtaic 7. Penafiel, Antonio, Mexico, D. F. "Teotihuacan," archcological and historical study; text and maps (2 vols. 1900 and 1902). 8. Penafiel, Antonio, Mexico, D. F. "Indnmentaria Antigua." Costumes of ancient Mexicans, warriors and civilians, 1903. 9. Penafiel, Antonio, Mexico, D. F. "Codice Fernandez Leal," 1895. (S copies.) 10. Robelo, Cecilio A., Cuernavaca, Mor. "Taponimia Maya," "Hispano- Nahoa," 1902. (2 copies.) 13- 14. 11. Robelo, Cecilio A., Cuernavaca, I Mor. Mexican geographical names in the State of Vera Cruz. Ety- mological study, 1902. , 12. Robelo, Cecilio A., Cuernavaca, Mor. Mexican geographical names in the Federal District. Etymologi- cal study, 1900. Robelo, Cecilio A., Cuernavaca, Mor. Indian geographical names in the State of Mexico. Etymological study, 1900. Secretaria de Fomento, Mexico, D. F. "Monumento de Arte Mexicano Antigua." 1890. (3 volumes.) 15. Gobierno del Estado de Oaxaca, Oaxaca. Figures in Camalote wood representing the most important In- i dian races of the State of Oaxaca, clad in their native costimies. ; Abadiano Eufemio, Mexico, D. F., exhibits the following reproductions of arch- aeological objects, in a reduced size: 16. Vase to deposit hearts. 17. Monolith from Huitzuco, State of Guerrero. 1 18. Yokes. 19. "Constructor Maya" considered until now as a warrior from Chi- apas. 20. Maya sacrifice. 21. Commemorative stone of the Chicomostoc pilgrimage. MEXICO 37 22. Oselotl. 23. Mexican and Toltec urns. 24. Monolith found in Chapultepec. 25. Sacrifice stone ordered to be built by Montezuma the First, Emperor of the Mexicans. 26. Vase to use the former stone. 27. Tlepanhuehuetl of Malinaico (musical instrument). 28. Commemorative plate of a bat- tle. 29. Atzaltecatl topographical and sculptural rock; group of several monuments. 30. Photographs of different places and American ruins. )bierno del Estado de Guerrero, Chil- pancingo. 31. Six photographs of pure-blood Indians living in the State. )bierno del Estado de Michoacan, Mo- relia. T)2. Guitars made and used by In- dians, natives of the State (col- lection of 13 pieces). )bierno del Estado de Tabasco, San Juan Bautista. :ii. II photographs of pure-blood Indians living in the State, their houses, uses, etc. speccion Federal de Ruinas Arqueo- logicas en el Estado de Yucatan. 34. Ruins of Cozumel, large frames, with 14 photographs. 35. Ruins of Chinchen Itza, five large frames, with 51 photographs. 36. Ruins of Uxmal, three large frames, with 36 photographs. ^7. Ruins of Labora, large frame, with 15 photographs. (The above photographs show sev- eral of the many existing mon- uments, remains of Maya civi- lization.) 38. Idol found in the ruins of Chin- chen Itza, Yucatan. It corre- sponds to Maya civilization. (Reproduction.) 39- Wall paintings of the ruins of Chinchen Itza, Yucatan; four drawings of several monuments corresponding to Maya civiliza- tion. fatura Politica de Maxcanu, Yucatan. 40. Stone used by native Indians in the 'State of Yucatan for grinding corn. 41. Hats woven by natives of the State. Jefatura Politica de Motul, Yucatan. 42. Stone used by native Indians in the State of Yucatan for grind- ing corn. Jefatura Politica de Tixkokob, Yucatan. 43. Henequen hammock woven by the Indians. Jefatura Politica de Valladolid, Yucatan. 44. Cotton hammock. 45. Sisal hemp hammock. 46. Cotton quilt. 47. Stone used by Yucatan Indians for grinding corn. Secretaria de Fomento, Mexico, D. F. 48. Models taken from the ruins of Teotihuacan. 49. Models, in plaster of several of the stones existing in the Na- tional Museum at Mexico City. 50. Trophies used by ancient Mex- icans from 1300 A. D. up to the arrival of Hernan Cortes at Mexico. 51. Sits used by Aztec w^arriors and noblemen. 52. Clay and cotton goods used by the Indians at the present time. Secretaria de Justicia y Instruccion Pub- lica, Mexico, D. F.; y Secretaria de Fomento, Mexico, D. F. Collection of reproduction of Mex- ican antiquities and reductions of several monuments and buildings: 53. Baths: carved stones. 54. Diorita's head. 55. Grass-hopper. 56. Chicomocoatl. 57. Stone cylinder. 58. Carved cylinder. 59. Coatl. 60. Cuatlecoatl. 61. Goddess (two reproductions). 62. Goddess Citlalinicue. 63. Huehuetl (stone vase). 64. Hump-backed. 65. Monolith. 66. Commemorative monument, Itz- papalotl. 67. Ocelolotl (recently found). 68. Truncate conical stone (4 re- lievos). 69. Stone carved in the shape of a parallelepiped. 38 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY 7Z- 74- 75- 76. 77- 78. 79. 8o. Si. 82. 83 84. 85- 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93- 94- 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. Chronographical stones. Quetzalcoatl. Quetzalcoatl (relief). Reptiles. Toad. Xochipilli (king of flowers). Teponaxtles. Tepoxteco. Tlacuican (the singer). Tlaloc. Urns. Vase or bath tub. Stone vase. Xiuhmolpilli (two reproduc- tions). Yoke. Altar, plates and relief, Palen- que, 'Chiapas. The captive. Palenque cross (reduction). Goddess. Different pieces. Tezontemoc. Yoke. Aztec calendar. Cylinder. Cuauhxicalli of Tizoc. Commemorative stone. Ruins of Xachicalco. Teoyamique, or God of Death. Warrior. Yucatan (reduc- ila palace. Nuns' tion.) Government reduction). Yokes. palace, Yucatan of Papantla, Vera! Vera Crusi 107. 108. 109. no. III. 112. III. Oaxl 102. Heads. 103. Pyramid Cruz. 104. Head. 105. Totoneco temple, (reduction). 106. Ornamental rocks. Different rocks. Palace -of columns, Mitla aca (reduction). | Cihuacotl. I Aztec God (two reproductions)] Different pieces. ' jNIonolith. 1 Camaxtli. • Secretaria de Justicia e Instruccion Pub lica, ^lexico, D. F. , 114. Collection of photographs show' ing the archeological monuments in the State of Yucatan. Gobierno del Estado de Mexico, Tolucaj 115. Collection of photographs fulll blood Indians living in the Stat'I and showing their uses aal dwellings. (Of the foregoing, numbers 53-8| are classed as representing th'| Teotihuacaneca or Mexicai, culture; 85-91 illustrate the Chi' apaneca culture; 92-97 are clasSj ed as Toltec; 98-101 represen the Alaya; 102-103 represen; Papanteca culture; 104-107 illus trate Totoneca culture; 108 rep resents Zapoteca culture; lOG no are classed as Aztec; th pieces under in represent th Tarasca culture; while 112-11; are not classified.) NICARAGUA LOCATION: Nicaraguan Pavilion. Bermudez, Alejandro, (engineer) Ma- saya. i. Collection of native antiqui- ties, including clay pottery painted in colors; idols and stone carvings. 2. Collection of aboriginal artifact of silver, representing human figure: ceremonies, etc. PORTO RICO LOCATION: Palace of Agriculture, Porto Rico Section. BLOCK 118. AISLES E, F and 13. Preston, G. Aboriginal stone collar or Iturno, Jose. Aboriginal stone collar c "yoke". "yoke." Toro, Rios. Aboriginal stone collar or Seijo, S. Relics of antiquity. "yoke." , SECTION OF HISTORY Speaking generally, each State has installed its own history exhibit in own State Building; the special motive of the exhibit in the Anthropology ilding is to bring together the records of the exploration and early settle - nt of the Louisiana Territory, of its actual transfer from France to the lited States, and of the early stages of its development from a vast wilder- ss to a realm of rich commonwealths. MISSOURI HISTORICAL SOCIETY. OCATION: Anthropology Building, North Upper Hall, Rooms 203-5-7-9-1 1. The exhibits are designed to illustrate important steps first in the settlement d later in the development of the original Louisiana Territory and its present me- Dpolis from the original condition to the present state of commonwealth and city. :cordingly, the exhibits are historical in the broadest sense. They form a loan col- ction contributed by the Missouri Historical Society, in which the movement for e Louisiana Purchase Exposition originated. They were installed by officers of e Society, with Miss Mary Louise Dalton, Custodian of Exhibits, in whose charge e collections are maintained. Aboriginal Relics. The Lidian relics are designed especiallj^ to illustrate the native industries ob- rved by early settlers. The collections were arranged bj^ D. 1. Bushnell, Doctor C. . Peterson. Doctor W. F. Parks, and General Gates P. Thurston. ABLE CASE i. Thurston Collection. Pipes and pottery from stone graves in Tennessee. ABLE CASE 2. Thurston Collection. Shell gorgets and ceremonial or symbolic ornaments of copper, bone, and stone; stone celts, tubes and discoidal stones; a collection of chipped flint representing the highest development of the art. (The relics in Cases i and 2 were loaned by General Thurston of Nashville, whose >llection of chipped flint and pottery from prehistoric sites in the territory tribu- ry to the Mississippi is unique.) ABLE CASE 3. Chipped flint ceremonial or symbolic objects from the region tributary to the Missouri; including the Meadows' cache of 45 objects from Tennessee and the largest known flint sword (27I2 inches in length). ABLE CASE 4. Hematite axes and pendants, stone pipes, bone awls and needles, I bone fishhooks, shell ornaments, etc. Also models of Cahokia Mound. ABLE CASE 5. Spear heads, arrow points, knives, perforators, etc. 40 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY TABLE CASE 6. Stone agricultural implements; hoes, spades, etc., largely peculiar! to the immediate vicinity of St. Louis. j TABLE CASE 7. A typical collection of stone discoids, pestles, hammers, etc. I TABLE CASE 8. Grooved axes, celts, gouges, scrapers, etc.; including a celt 151-2! inches long, 6 inches wide, and 3 inches thick, weighing twenty-two and a halij pounds, and a grooved axe from the Bushnell collection 12 inches long, 6 inches widel and weighing 13)4 pounds; also the Clayton stone axe, taken from beneath 14 feet 01! imdisturbed loess. | i WALL CASES i, 2 and 3. Prehistoric pottery from regions tributary to St. Louis.; CENTERPIECE. Aboriginal salt pan 35 inches in diameter and 7 inches deep;l with three meal stones and a stone mortar. ' Relics of the Early Development of the Louisiana Purchase E.xposition Movement. (In Screen.) Official Documents Relating to the Transfer of Upper Louisiana. (In Screen.) Photographic copy. Treaty of Paris, April 30, 1803. Letter of Laussat to Chouteau (original). August 24, 1803. (Chouteau Collection.) Draft of proclamation in chirography of Hortez, supposed to be proclamation referrei to as having been issued Februarj^ 19, 1804. (Chouteau Collection.) Proclamation of Governor Delassus (original), March 8, 1804. (Chouteau Collec tion.) Facsimile letter of Laussat to Delassus, January 12, 1804. (Chouteau Collection.) Stoddard to Delassus, informing him of Stoddard's appointment to take Upper Louisi ana. (original). February 25, 1804. Spanish Commissioners to Delassus, ordering retrocession of territory to French Rf public (original), December 31, 1803. Commission of Stoddard as agent of France to receive territory from Spain, (orig inal), January 12, 1804. Receipt of Stoddard to Delassus for full possession and sovereignty for the Frenc Rcpu1)lic (original), March 9, 1S04. Military orders, Delassus to Spanish troops (original), January 12, 1804. (Choutea collection.) Commission and letter of instructions from Governor Claiborne to Stoddard (orig inal), January 12, 1804. Commission of Chouteau from Laussat (original), January 12, 1804. (Chouteau Co lection.) Draft of address by Delassus in unknown handwriting and reply on same sheet b Stoddard in chirograpliy of Stoddard. March g, 1804. Proclamation of Stoddard to the inhabitants of Upper Louisiana (original). Marc 10, 1804. MISSOURI HISTORICAL SOCIETY 41 raft of address by Stoddard to the inhabitants, March lo, 1804 (original.) stter of Major Bruff to Delassus (original), September 25, 1804. (Chouteau col- lection.) ilitary order of Delassus, November 14, 1804. (Original.) Dpies of letters in chirography of Stoddard: Letter and instructions from Henry Dearborn, Secretary of War, to Stoddard, November 7, 1803. Letter Stoddard to Claiborne and Wilkinson, informing them he has possession of territory, March 10, 1804. Letter Stoddard to Dearborn, Secretary of War, March 10, 1S04. SOUVENIRS AND PORTRAITS. ABLE CASE 9. — Veiled Prophet's Souvenirs, Miniatures and Daguerreotypes. Daguerreotypes, see Views of St. Louis. Miniatures. :. Joseph Charless, 1772-1804 — Founder of the Missouri Gazette in 1808, now the St. Louis Republic. 2. Lewis F. Linn, U. S. Senator from Missouri, 1833 to 1843. Daguerreotype Portraits. Gen. Zachary Taylor. ^ Gen. Nathan Ranney. Mayor John M. Wymer. Meriwether Lewis Clark. Mayor Washington King. Dr. J. N. McDowell. General Stein. Julia Dean. Emmett McDonald. Gen. Ethan Allen Hitchcock. Henry Clay. T. M. Easterly, Daguerrotyper. General Gaines. Rev. Wm. Potts. Rev. A. Bullard. Keokuk, the Indian Chief. General Wool. Daguerreotypes — Views of St. Louis. Two views of Chouteau's pond, before and after drainage. Mill Creek Sewer under construction. Chouteau's Pond, looking Northwest. Chouteau's Mill. Chouteau's Pond, looking west from 8th st. and Clark avenue. Chouteau's Pond, after drainage. Benoist residence, 1850, Northwest corner 8th and Pine streets. McNair residence. Main and Spruce streets. Chouteau residence. Second and Walnut streets. Peter Lindell residence, Collins and Bates streets. Peter Lindell's Stone Quarry. Carondelet Meeting (Court) House. Judge Silas Bent's residence, near U. S. Arsenal. View of City from East St. Louis. Old Court House, 1844. 42 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY i6. Lami Residence. • 17. Old French Post House, built 1770. j 18, Old City Jail, Sixth and Chestnut streets. 1 ig. Dry Docks on River. j 20. Two Views of Roy's Mill and Tower. j 21. People's Theater, Olive between Third and Fourth streets. j 22. Second Presbyterian Church, Fifth and Walnut streets. I 23. Two Views, breaking up ice gorge, 1854. ; 24. Three Views of Big Mound, Fifth and Mound streets, in process of removal. ! 25. Two Views of St. Louis Levee. . j 25. View of remains of Lindell Hotel Fire. 27. Shot Tower on River. 1 I BOOKS AND MANUSCRIPTS. | Arranged by direction of Judge Douglas and Mr. Chouteau. j TABLE CASE 10.— | An account of La Salle's expedition and discoveries in North America. Englisl; edition. 1698. , Recueil de voyages de M. Thevenot, 1681. Marquette's Journal and map. i Description de la Louisiana par le Louis Hennepin, 1688. ; Novelle decouverte, Hennepin, 1697. ' New discovery, Hennepin, 1698. 1 Voyage Curieux, Hennepin, 1704. 1 Nouveaux voyages dans I'Amerique Septentrionale, par M. Bossu, Amster] (lam, 1777. j Two volumes, Nouveaux Voyages aux Indes Occidentales, M. Bossu, 1769. ' Charlevoix's letters, London, 1763. i Etat, present de la Louisiana, Champigny, 1776. j Journal of Last Voyage of La Salle, Joutel, London, 1714. ( Two vols., Memoires Historiaues su la Louisiana, Dumont de Montigny, 1753. Three volumes, Historie de la Louisiana, Le Page Du Pratz, 1758. A description of the English Province of Carolina, by the Spaniards called Floridc and liy the French called La Louisiane. Daniel Cox, St. Lonis, 1S40. Banissement des Jesuites de la Louisiana, Carayon, 1865. Relation O'Reilly, 1770. Lettres patentes portant establissement de la Compagnie D'Occident, 1717- Fragment of Col. Auguste Chouteau's narrative of the founding of St. Louis, 185J Report of the celebration of the Anniversary of the Founding of St. Louis. 1847. Le Code Noir, 1767. Recueil D'Arrests et autres pieces pour I'establissement de la Compagnie D'Oc cident, Crosat, 1720. Nouveaux voyages. La Hontan, 1703. Four volumes, Historie de I'Amerique Septentrionale, La Potherie, 1722. Two volumes, manuscript diary of Gen. Stephen W. Kearney. Manuscript, first message of first Mayor of St. Louis, 1823. First Directory of St. Louis, 1821. Narrative of the captivity and sufferings of Mrs. Hannah Lewis and her thre children, who were taken prisoners by the Indians, near St. Louis. May 2.i 1815. Boston, 1817. _ ■ Bericht ueber eine Reise nach den Westlichen Staaten Nordamerika's und cine niehrjahrigen Aufenhalt am Missouri, Von Gottl'ricd Duden, Elberteld, 1821 Manuscripts. i Don Alexandre O'Reilly's Tax Ordinance of February 12, 1770. Petition of Robert R. Livingston and Robert Fulton to Legislature of Uppe Louisiana fur permission to rnn a steamboat on the Mississippi river, 1810. ] Upper Louisiana Land Office certificate, 1810. General Zachary Taylor's order to Capt. W. Wilkinson, 1814. Permission given by Meriwether Lewis, governor of Upper Louisiana Terrj tory to Manuel Tj'sa to trade with the Indians, 1809. MISSOURI HISTORICAL SOCIETY 43 Letter of Double Head, Indian Chief, Mussel Shoals, 1802. Commission, The French Company of the Indies to Bourgmont, 1720, permitting him to undertake expedition against the Paducah Indians. Manifesto, Benton to Jackson. Certificate of Election, St. Louis, 1825. Three certified election returns, St. Louis, 1822, 1824. Letter of Dr. William Beaumont to City Council of St. Louis, 1842, recommend- ing formation of Health Department. Daniel Boone autograph MSS., 1806. Letter of U. S. Grant, February, i860, relating to his application for the office of County Kngincer of St. Louis County. Democratic Ticket, Benton for Governor. American Ticket, for Mayor of St. Louis, Edward Wyman, 1859. Receipt of Mississippi Valley Sanitary Fair, 1864. Missouri Defense Bonds, 186-. Three Dollar Bill, State of Missouri, countersigned by C. F. Jackson, 1862. Set of Bill of Bank of Missouri, signed by Auguste Chouteau, 1817 to 1820. Bill of Missouri Exhange Bank, 1812, for 12I/2 cents. MSS. Map of Olive Street Road — Central Plank Road, 1851. MSS. Autobiography of Col. Amos Stoddard, incomplete. The Laussat Proclamation, March, 1803. MSS. Petition of St. Louis citizens for incorporation of the city, 1808. MSS. Petition for establishment of police force in St. Louis, 1809. Relics. RLE CASE II.— First Church Bell used in St. Louis, loaned by Church of St. Vincent de Paul. Camp Jackson Flag, captured by Lyon's Troops, 1861. Flag of St. Louis Battery Light Artillery — Doniphan's Expedition to Mexico, 184(3. Flint Lock Rifle, used by Daniel Boone; loaned by Mr. W. S. Bryan. Camp Jackson, musket and bayonet. Bronze Cannon, captured from Mexico by Gen. W. S. Harney. Holster pistols used by Missouri dragoons in the forties. Flint lock duelling pistols, loaned by Mr. Pierre Chouteau. Eighteenth Century shot mould, from the ruins of Fort Chartres, 111. Spanish Spear Head. Infantry Sword of Charles III. of Spain, used by troops at St. Louis, 1777 — 1804. Hatchet used by Mr. William H. Thompson to drive first nail of Louisiana Pur- chase Exposition, September 4, 1901. Black Flag, captured from Mexicans by Doniphan's Men, 1847. Loaned by Maj. ^\'ilh'am Clark Kenncrh-, a survivor of the Mexican War. Maps and Views of Missouri — St. Louis and Kansas City. lonial Buildings of St. Louis. 1764-1800. :ws of St. Louis, 1836. >S. Map of St. Louis, 1822. p of St. Louis, 1764-1780. ;w of St. Louis, 1785. >S. Map of St. Louis, 1796. !v/ of St. Louis and great fire of 1849. tlin's oil painting of St. Louis, 1832. )S. Map of St. Louis, 1823, surveyed by Charles De Ward. St Catholic Church of St. Louis, 1770. :ond Catholic Church of St. Louis, 1819. ronological table of remarkable events in the history of St. Louis. ip of St. Louis, 1842. w of St. Louis, 1855. ip of St. Louis, 1855. ;w of St. Louis, 1852. 44 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY Water Color, Chouteau's Pond, 1840, Ninth and Poplar Streets. j View of Flood of June, 1903. ; View of Tornado, 1896. ! View of Volunteer Fire Companies of St. Louis, in action, 1848. j Photograph, St. Louis in 1864. j Mississippi River Steamer Tecumseh, 1828. Map of Missouri, 1829. j Kansas City in 1855. ] Map of Missouri in 1822. ] Panorama of St. Louis, 1840. Portraits. I I 1. Rev. Jacques Marquette, S. J., 1637-1675. .With Joliet, the discoverer of the Mis-] sissippi River, 1673. (Loaned by Mr. Donald McNab.) j 2. Col. Auguste Chouteau, 1750-1829. One of the founders of St. Louii. 3. Mme. Auguste Chouteau, 1770-1842. .Daughter of Gabriel Cerre. ; 4. Gabriel Cerre, 1734-1805. Early merchant, public man, and friend of Georgti Rogers Clark. (Portrait loaned by Mr. V. C. Turner.) _] 5. Antoine Soulard, 1766-1825. King's Surveyor for Upper Louisiana. (Portrailj loaned liy Mr. V. C. Turner.) 1 6. Manuel Lisa, 1772-1820. Explorer and fur trader — on the Yellow Stone as earlj| as 1808. ! 7. Mme. Manuel Lisa, 1 782-1869. Daughter of Stephen Hempstead. (Lisa por' traits loaned by Mrs. Nathan Corwitli.) I 8. Pierre Chouteau, Jr., 1789- 1865. For more than forty years a leader of commer! cial enterprise in the Mississippi Valley. ( Portarit loaned by Mr. P. C. Maffit.'j 9. John Baptiste Sarpy, 1799-1857. Indian trader on the Upper Missouri, merchant! and philanthropist. _ _ i 10. Sylvestre Labbadie, 1779-1849. Son of Sylvester Labbadie, one of the original (?)j settlers in St. Louis. (Sarpy and Labbadie portraits loaned by Mrs. Armanc Peugnet.) ; 11. Gov. Carlos Dehault Delassus, 1 764-1842. Last Spanish Governor of Uppeij Louisiana. _' 12. Marie Phillippe Leduc, 1772-1842. Secretary of Upper Louisiana. (Portraij loaned by Mr. Vion Papin.) j 13. Jean Baptiste Charles Lucas, 1758-1840. Judge of Upper Louisiana in 18041 (Portrait loaned by Mrs. J. P. Johnson.) | 14. Wilson P. Hunt, 1783-1842. Leader of the Astoria Expedition, 1811. !j 15. Daniel Boone, 1 734-1820. Pioneer and hunter. | 16. Louis Vasquez, 1798-1869. Rocky Mountain explorer and fur trader. (Pori trait loaned by Mrs. Kate Vasf(uez.) ' f 17. Lewis F. Linn, 1795-1843. U. S. Senator from Missouri, 1833-1843. Called "th- best loved Missourian ;"' the patron saint ot' Oregon. 18. Thomas H. Benton, 1782-1858. First Senator from Missouri. 19. Alexander W. Doniphan, 1808-1887. Leader of the famous Doniphan Expeditioij in the Mexican War. i 20. Gen. Stephen Watts Kearny, 1793-1848. Conqueror of New Mexico. (Porj trait loaned by Mrs. Ellen Kearny Bascome.) 21. Gen. William Selby Harney, 1800 — . Hero of Cerro Gordo. (Portrait loane'j by Mr. John M. TTarney.) _ ; 22. Col. David D. Mitchell, 1806-1851. With Doniphan's Expedition, in Mexicat War. He took formal possession of Chihuahua, ^March i, 1847. Prominent ij the Indian trade on the I'iijum- \Iissouri. 23. George E. Leighton, 1832-1899. Lawyer, manufacturer and public benefactoi liighth i)resident of the Missouri Historical Society. 24. Gov. John Miller, 1781-1846. Governor of Missouri, 1825. Member of Congresj| (Portrait loaned by Mrs. Davis Porster.) j 25. Governor M. M. Marmaduke, 1791-1864. Governor of Missouri, 1844. One c| the leaders in the .Santa I'e trade. I 26. Gov. Hamilton R. Gamble, 1798-1864. Union Governor of Missouri, 1861-186J (Pr>rtrait loaned by Dr. 1). C. Oanible.) I 27. Rev. C. F. W. Walther, 1811-1887. Founder of Concordia Seminary. ' MISSOURI HISTORICAL SOCIETY 45 88. Dr. Joseph Nash McDonald, 1805-1863. Founder of McDowell's Medical Col- lege. jg. Kit Carson, 1809-1868. Rocky Mountain guide and trapper. 50. Dred Scott. A slave; the principal in the famous "Dred Scott case," that helped bring on the Civil War. ji. Frank P. Blair. 1821-1875. Union leader in Missouri in 1861. General and United States Senator. (Portrait loaned by Mrs. R. B. Graham, painted in 1842.) 32. James Overton Broadhead, 1819-1898. Eminent lawyer, and one of Missouri's >trong Union men in 1861. 33. Capt. James B. Eads, 1820-1887. Inventor and engineer; builder of iron clad vessels for government use on the Mississippi in 1861; constructor of Eads Bridge, St. Louis, and Eads jetties at mouth of the Mississippi. 34. Henry Flad, 1824-1898. Engineer and inventor; Colonel first regiment Engi- neers, Missouri Vohmteers, 1863; associate of Eads in construction of bridge at St. Louis. (Eads and Flad portraits loaned by Engineers' Club of St. Louis.) 35. Gen. Sterling Price, 1809-1867- Governor of Missouri; noted Confederate gen- eral. 36. Gov. Claiborne F. Jackson, 1806-1862. Governor of Missouri in 1861-1862. (Por- trait loaned by Miss Pearl Perkins.) 37. Gov. Willard P. Hall, 1820 — . Author of Code of Laws of New Mexico; Gov- ernor of Missouri, 1864. 38. Moses Austin, died in 1821. From 1796 to 1821, a resident of Missouri. With his son, Stephen F. Austin, arranged for first English speaking colonv in Texas. (Portrait loaned by Mr. J. T. DeShields.) 39. Dr. William Carr Lane, 1789-1863. First Mayor of St. Louis, "1823, and re- elected eight times thereafter. Governor of New Mexico. 40. Gen. Daniel Bissel, 1768-1833. In command of Fort Bellefontaine in 1808. (Por- trait loaned by Mr. S. S. Bisscll.) 41. Bernard Pratte, 1803-1886. Prominent merchant and Mayor of St. Louis. ( Pict- ure loaned by Mrs. Celeste Tracy.) 42. Joseph Reddeford Walker, died in 1859. Became a Missourian in 1819; served as sheriff and liccame a skillful mountaineer, trapper and Indian fighter. 43. Thomas Jefferson, 1743 O. S. — 1826. 44. Napoleon Bonaparte, 1769-1821. 45. Gov. William Clark, 1770-1838. One of the leaders in the Lewis and Clark Ex- pediiion to r)regon, 1804-1806. Governor of Missouri Territory, Commissioner of Lidian Aflfairs. (Portrait, by Harding, loaned bj^ Mr. John O'Fallon Clark.) 46. Gov. Meriwether Lewis, 1774-1809. Explorer of Oregon country in 1804-1806. Governor of Upper Louisiana. 47. George Rogers Clark, 1 752-1818. Won the Northwest territory for the United States. (Portrait, by Parvis, loaned by Mr. John O'Fallon Clark.) 48. Bryan Mullanphy, 1809-1851. Lawyer, jurist and philanthropist. 49-50 Mr. and Mrs. John Mullanphy, parents of Bryan Mullanphy. Mullanphy por- traits loaned bj- ]Miss ]\Iary E. Boyce. 51. Dr. John Bates Johnson, 1817-1903. Prominent physician of St. Louis, Fourth President of Missouri Historical Society. 52. James H. Lucas, 1800-1873. Capitalist and public benefactor; First President of Missouri Historical Society. (Lucas and Johnson potraits loaned by Mrs. J. B. Johnson.) 53- Col. Samuel Hammond, 1 757-1842. Commandant of District of St. Louis in 1804. (Portrait loaned by Mr. Hugh V. Washington.) 54- Edward Bates, 1793-1869. Eminent Lawyer; Attorney General, 1861-1864. 55- Rene Paul, 1783-1851. First City Engineer of St. Louis, 1883. Founder of First Unitarian Church in St. Louis; founder of Washington Universitv. (Portrait loaned by :\rr. H. W. Eliot.) 57- Julia Dean, 1830-1868. St. Louis Actress. 58^ The 'Veiled Prophet of St. Loiiis. 59- Sac, Fox and Kaw Indians in Council at Washington, 1867. 60. Miss Hester Bates Laughlin, V. P. Queen 1894. 46 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY 6i. Miss Bessie Kingsland, V. P. Queen 1895. 62. Miss Louise McCreery, V. P. Queen 1896. 63. Miss Jane Fordyce. V. P. Queen 1897. 64. Miss Marie Scanlan, V. P. Queen 1898. 65. Miss Ellen Humphrey Walsh, V. P. Queen 1899. 66. Miss Susan Larkin Thompson, V. P. Queen 1900. 67. Miss Emily Catlin Wickham, V. P. Queen 1901. 68. Miss Maude Wells, V. P. Queen 1902. 69. Miss Lucille M. Chouteau, V. P. Queen 1903. 70. Life cast of Andrew Jackson (contributed through Wyman Brothers, Chicago). RELICS, RECORDS AND DOCUMENTS CONNECTING THE REVOLUTION WITH THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE. Collected and arranged by the D. A. R. of the Louisiana Purchase Territory, through Mrs. Wallace Delafield, Mrs. George H. Shields, Miss Mary Louise Dalton, et al. LOCATION: Anthropology Building, Room 204. 1. Framed Photo of Meriwether Lewis, his mother and the Meriwether Coat of Arms. Mrs. H. H. Herdman, Morrisonville. Illinois. 2. Framed Picture of Salt Cairn, where Lewis and Clark reduced the water of the Pacific Ocean to salt for food. Mrs. H. H. Herdman, ^lorrisonville, Illinois. 3. Tortoise Shell Comb. Mrs. H. H. Herdman, Morrisonville, Illinois. 4. Piece of stump, cut by Lewis and Clark, 1805. Mrs. H. H. Herdman, Morrison- ville. Illinois. 5. Pinetree Flag. Mrs. A. DeMenil, St. Louis. 6. Picture of Battle of New Orleans. Col. Hedges, Loyal Legion Room, St. Louis. 7. Picture of Eutaw Flag. Col. Hedges, Loyal Legion Room, St. Louis. 8. Portrait of Gen. Fayette-Posey. Mrs. R. H. Cunningham, Henderson, Kentucky. 9. Portrait of Abram Hite. Mrs. R. H. Cunningham, Henderson, Kentucky. 10. Portrait of General Kennedy. Mrs. R. H. Cunningham, Henderson, Kentucky. 11. Portrait of Gov. Arch Dixon. Mrs. R. H. Cunningham, Henderson, Kentucky. 12. Coat of Arms (Hart Family). Mrs. R. H. Cunningham, Henderson, Kentucky. 13. Picture of James Taylor and wife, John Taylor and wife, and houses where they lived in Orange County, Virginia. Mrs. R. H. Cunningham, Henderson, Ken- tucky. 14. Four Deeds, Etc., of Henderson County Grant. Mrs. R. H. Cunningham, Hen- derson, Kentucky. 15. Letter of Lafayette to Dr. Garland. Mrs. R. H. Cunningham, Henderson, Ken- tucky. 16. Letter translating same. 17. Pewter Plate, Pickle Knife and Fork, 1795. Mrs. J. S. Childs, Purcell, Indian Territory. 18. Neck Handkerchief, 1798. Mrs. J. S. Childs, Purcell, Indian Territory. 19. Brass Candlestick, used by Washington. Mrs. J. S. Childs, Purcell, Indian Ter- ritory. 20. Original Maps used by Washington in Revolutionary War. Mrs. H. H. Clark, St. Louis. 21. Powder Horn. Mrs. B. B. Graham, St. Louis. Missouri. 22. Statue of Napoleon, i picture of old lady, i miniature, i old hymn book. Mrs. T. D. Kimball, Kirkwood, Missouri. 23. Tureen, owned by Washington, Mrs. Wyatt Shallcross, Webster Groves, Mis- souri. 24. Four Volumes of Don Quixote in Spanish, owned by Washington. Mrs. Wyatt Shallcross, Webster Groves. Missouri. 25. Miniature — Daguerotype of Nellie Custis. Mrs. Wyatt Shallcross, Webster Groves, Missouri. 26. Crewel Work Frame, made by Nellie Custis. Mrs. Wyatt Shallcross, Webster Groves, Missouri. 27. Small picture Lord's Prayer and Ten Commandments, owned by Martha Wash- ington. Mrs. Wyatt Shallcross, Webster Groves, Missouri. 28. Sword used by Gen. Edward Butler. Mrs. Wyatt Shallcross, Webster Groves, Missouri. MISSOURI HISTORICAL SOCIETY 47 Book, The Congressional Register — The Federalist on the New Constitution. Mrs. J. N. Booth, St. Louis. Washington Chair. Mrs. J. N. Booth, St. Louis. Framed Certificate of Chester Barrows as Captain of Infantry. Mrs. J. C. Bar- rows, St. Louis. Large Blue Platter, belonging to Washington. Mrs. Weyer, St. Louis. Framed Coat of Arms. Mrs. Stodder, Carondelet. Framed picture of Spanish Grant given by A. Giboney in 1805. — Houck, Esq. Framed picture of different houses, built on the land and still occupied by de- scendants of original grant. Honck. Tax Certificate and Judicial Order framed. Houck, Esq. Card with two pins, hand-made. Houck, Esq. Plume from Col. Dudley's Hat. Mrs. Southward, St. Louis. Wallet of U. S. Prisoner. Mrs. Southward, St. Louis. Picture of Betsey Ross, making the Flag. Mrs. Southward, St. Louis. Silver Pitcher. Miss Glover, St. Louis. Two Candle Sticks. Miss Glover, St. Louis. Cup and Saucer. Miss Glover, St. Louis. Poem, Death of Washington. Miss Glover, St. Louis. > Photo of William Bradford. Miss Glover, St. Louis. Book printed by same. Mrs. Glover, St. Louis. Ellery Chair. Mrs. Glover, St. Louis. Sword of Henry Kennedy Long, i cane and i Bible printed in 1615. Mrs. T. A. Rodgers, St. Louis. Auguste Chouteau's Coat. Mrs. J. W. Dyer, St. Louis. Silver Coffee Pot and Necklace of Madame Chouteau's. Mrs. J. W. Dyer, St. Louis. Liquor Stand — Cut Glass, 100 years old. Mrs. Lyle, St. Louis. Silver Watch given by Gen. Lafayette to Augustus S. St. Mary for gallantry at the Siege of York. .\. St. Mary, Festus, Missouri. Pistol of 1 781 Ross Cary Hickey, Terrell, Texas. Silver Buckles worn by Daniel Roone on his wedding day. Mrs. Anna Roberts. Bakersfield, Missouri. Framed Picture of America — Silver Fruit Dish of Gen. Ashley. Mrs. B. F. Gray, Jr., St. Louis. Tea Caddy, Silver — i Blue and White Tureen, i Blue and White Custard Cup ?nd Photos. ]\Irs. B. F. Gray, Jr., St. Louis. Tablet, Brass — Jefferson Letter and Patrick Henry Letter. The Old Tanner Book. Gen. Henry's Coat, Hat, Spur, Epaulets and Trimmings. i Patrick Henry's Manuscript. Col. Rufus Easton's Law Books. Thomas Jefferson's Letter. Christy Certificate. Missouri Historical Society. Picture of Old Christ Church. Mrs. Treadway, St. Louis. Picture of Old Cathedral. Mrs. Treadway, St. Louis. Picture of Chouteau's Pond, 1840. Mrs. Treadway, St. Louis. Trunk and Silver Sugar Bowl. Mrs. H. H. Denison, St. Louis. Framed Sampler and Old Geography. Mrs. Le T. Le Beaume, St. Louis. Framed Map of Europe. Mrs. Perry Bartholow, St. Louis. Framed Copy of Jefferson's Inaugural Speech. Mrs. Dwight Blossom, St. Louis. Blue Plate — tile, framed, pewter goblet, picture of old lady. Mrs. J. N. Taylor. Bartold Station. St. Louis County. Copper Tea Kettle. Miss Teasdale, St. Louis. Old Mahogany Table. Mrs. Tutt, St. Louis. Massachusetts Roster and Continental Money. Miss Valentine Smith. One Powder Horn. Mrs. A. W. Slaybach, St. Louis. Masonic Badge worn by Thos. Sanford, of Alexandria, Virginia when belonging to the same hidge with Gen. Washington. \V. Sanford Avis. St. Louis. Piece of rock from Old Fort Bellefontaine. Mrs. Delafield, St. Louis. Button from Old Fort Bellefontaine. Mrs. Delafield, St. Louis. Declaration of Independence, written in miniature. 48 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY IOWA STATE HISTORICAL DEPARTMENT. Charles Aldrich, Curator. LOCATION: Anthropology Building, Upper Mezzanine Floor, Room 215. The Iowa exhibit comprises a collec- tion of historical records, portraits, etc., installed through the joint auspices of the State Commission and the Depart- ment of Anthropology, the material having been withdrawn for the purpose from the Historical Department and the State Capitol through the favor of His Excellency, A- B. Cummins, Governor, and the courtesy of Mr. Aldrich. The collection was installed by Professor Charles A. Cumming. PORTRAITS. 1. Robert Lucas, First Territorial Governor. 2. James Clarke, Third Territorial Governor. 3. William B. Allison, U. S. Senator. 4. Ralph P. Low^e, Fourth State Gover- nor. 5- 6. William M. Stone, Governor 1864- 1867. 7. C. C. Carpenter, Eighth State Gov- ernor. 8. Stephen Hempstead, Second State Governor. 9. Francis Marion Drake, State Gover- nor 1 896- 1 898. 10. John Chambers, Second Territorial Governor. 11. James W. Grimes, Third Governor. 12. Gen. Grenville M. Dodge. 13. Chief Justice Samuel F. Miller. 14. Charles Aldrich, Founder Histori- cal Department. 15. Ansel Briggs, First State Governor. 16. Samuel J. Kirkwood, "War Gover- nor," 1860-1863. 17. Samuel Merrill, Seventh State Gov- ernor. BOOKS. CASE I. 18. The Annals of Iowa. Volumes I-V. 19. Journal of the Constitutional Con- vention, 1844- 20. Journal of the Constitutional Con- veuticm, 1846. 21. Journal of the Constitutional Con- vention, 1857. 22. History of the Constitution of Iowa. Shambaugh. 23. First Biennial Report of the His- torical Department of Iowa, 1894. ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPTS. CASE I. 24. Habits of the Wild Turkey. John James Audubon. 25. Address of President Grover Cleve- land in Chickering Hall, 1891. 26- First Inaugural Address of Gover- nor William Larrabee. 27. Address of Governor Cyrus C. Car- penter, 1887. 28. Address by Gilbert White of Sel- borne. 29. "Two Bites at a Cherry," by Thomas Bailey Aldrich. 30. Autograph Letter of William Clark. MAPS. CASE I. 31. Map of Wisconsin Territory (in- cluding what is now eastern Iowa). 1838. 32. Map of the Surveyed Part of Iowa Territory. 1839. (IN SCREENS.) 33. Galland's Map of Iowa. 1840. 34. Early Map of Wisconsin Territory before Surve3"S, showing "Keokuk s Reserve." 35. Judson's Map of Iowa, showing the Black Hawk purchase, with a part of Illinois and Wisconsin. 36. Fac Simile of the Marquette Manu- script map of the Mississippi. 37. Nicollet's Map of the Upper Mis- sissippi. 1843. 38. David Dale Owen's Map of Wiscon- sin, Iowa and Minnesota, 1851. CASE 2. 39. Plan of Fort Des Moines. 1854- 40. Colton's Map of Iowa Territory. 1S39. 41. Matzinger's Map of Iowa. 1850. CHICAGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY 49 CHICAGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY LOCATION: Anthropology Building, Room 201. An exhibit loaned by the Chicago Historical Society and installed by Miss ''alentine Smith, Secretary of the Society. CASE I. 1. Marquette. (Photograph of oil portrait at St. Mary's College, Montreal.) Thevenot's Recueil de Voyages, printed at Paris, 1681, in which Marquette's Narrative appeared for the first time. This copy contains document on parch- ment signed by Tlievenot. (Photographs of title-page and 2 pages.) 2. Document signed by Joliet, 1695. (Photograph exact size of original.) 3. LaSalle. (Photograph of oil portrait.) 4. Autograph letter of Robert de La Salle, dated at "Checagou," September 131,1683. page I. (Photograph ^Vj tiines actual size.) 5. Same, page 3; signed De La Salle. CASE 2 6. Document signed by Henry De Tonty. (Photograph exact size.) 7. George Rogers Clark. (Photograph of oil portrait.) 8. Document signed by George Rogers Clark. (Photograph exact size.) 9. William Clark's appointment as Agent of Indian Affairs in the Territory of Louisiana, signed by Henry Dearborn, 1807. (Photograph exact size.) 0. Ninian Edwards. (Photograph of oil portrait.) CASE 3. 1. Letter of William Clark, when Governor of Missouri Territory, to Governor Edwards, dated St. Louis, 21st May, 1817, relative to Indian affairs. (Original manuscript.) 2. Meriwether Lewis. (Photograph of silhouette.) 3. Pierre Menard's commission as Captain of Militia signed by Meriwether Lewis, as Governor of Louisiana Territory. iSog. (Photograph exact size.) 4. Pierre Menard. (Photograph of oil portrait.) 5. Letter of James Wilkinson to Don J. Ventura Morales, Spanish Intendant of Louisiana, dated Fort Adams. April 20, 1803, asking permission to forward army supplies to Mobile, being just ten days before the signing of the treat}' of cession by France to the United States. (Original manuscript.) CASE 4. 6. Letter from Gen. Henry Dearborn to James Wilkinson, dated War Department, October 5, 1803, warning Gen. Wilkinson "that Spain has discovered some dis- position to oppose our taking possession of Louisiana" and directing them to take measures for the assurance of the peaceable transfer in conformity with the treaty with France. (Original manuscript.) 7- Henry Dearborn. (Photograph of oil portrait. ) 8. Letter from James Madison to Governor Claiborne and General Wilkinson, dated Department of State, February 6th, 1S04, congratulating them upon "The manner in which Louisiana has been put into the possession of the United States." (Original manuscript.) 9. Letter from W. C. C. Claiborne to General Wilkinson, dated 15 December, 1806, "inclosing a List of Strangers in the city." (Original manuscript.) 50 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY On Walls. Twenty-six views of exterior and interior of Chicago Historical SotiCty i Building, showing tire-proof construction, suitable for historical collections. j Exhibit loaned by Miss Valentine Smith from her collection, through the cour- ' tesy of the Chicago Historical Society. Room 201. 1. Autograph copy of "Western Missions and Missionaries, by Rev. Father P. J. i de Smet, S. J-, explorer and Missionary to the Northwest Indians. Inscribed to ' "Mr. J. A. Smith with the best regards of his traveling companion P. J. de Smet | S. J., Aug. 15, 1864." ^ 2. Photograph of Missouri River steamer, "Frank Miner", on which the manu- | script of the above book was completed, during the 3 months return trip irom ] upper Montana to St. Louis. 3. "Legacy of Pere Marquette," historic and descriptive book issued on completion ' of the ^Monumental ]\Iarquelte l)uilding in Chicago- 4. Three official medals of the 3 great American expositions; Centennial of Amer- ; ican Independence, Philadelphia, 1876, World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1 1893, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904. | 5. Revolutionary War, Note-book and Roster of 3rd Massachusetts Regiment, to ! wliich Burgoyne and all his army surrendered, Oct. 17, 1777. ] 6. Continental Currency, $8.00 bill, 1776. j (The two last items are in the D. A. R. Collection. Room 2o4.) | i 1 FRANCO-LOUISIANA SOCIETY | I LOCATION: Anthropology Building, Mezzanine Hall, 213. \ SECTION 1— HISTORY AND LEGISLATION. ' (a) History. j 1— HISTORICAL WORKS. ] The titles of the French works, etc., given herein, are translated as literally as possible. ; 1. Barbe-Marbois. History of Louisiana. 8 vols. Paris, 1829. 2. Barde (Alexandre). History of the Vigilance Committees at Atakaps and of the cession of that colony by France. 3. Baudry des Loziers. Second voyage to Louisiana in continuation of the author's first, from 1794 to 1798. Paris, 1803. 4. Beltrami, J. C. Discovery of the sources of the Mississippi and of the Red Kivcr, New Orleans, 1824. j 5. Chalon (Apostolic Missionary) Missions of Louisiana. ' 6. Champigny (le Colonel, Chevalier de). Present State of Louisiana with all tlie details of this Province of America. Paris. 17S1. 7. Charlevoix. History and general description of New France. 6 vols. 1744- (This edition belonged to M. Margry.) 8. Collot (le General). Voyage in North America, 1826. 9. Debouchel (Victor). History of Louisiana. New Orleans, 1841. 10. Delaporte (I'Abbe). The French Traveler, or information on America and the New World. Paris, 1774. 11. Dubroca. Itinerary of the French in Louisiana. Paris, 1802. 12. Dumont (de Montigny). Historical Memoirs relating to Louisiana. 2 vols. _ Paris, t8o2. 13. Fortier (Alcee). Precis of the History of France, New York, 1899. 14. Gayarre (Charles). To the Electors of the State of Louisiana, New Orleans, 1827. 15. Gayarre (Charles). Historical Essay on Louisiana, New Orleans, 1830. FRANCO-LOUISIANA SOCIETY 51 Gayarre (Charles). History of Louisiana. 2 vols. New Orleans, 1846. Gravier. Miscellaneous Works. Biography of Margry. Rouen, 1894. Gravier. Discoveries and Settlements of the Cavalier de la Salle. Rouen, 1870. Gravier. Consideration of an Unknown Map; the first made by Louis Joliet in 1674. Paris, 1880. Gravier (Le Pere Jacques). Letter from Pere J. Gravier of the Society of Jesuits on the Affairs of Louisiana. February 23. 1708. Hachard (Madeleine). Account of the Voyage of the Ursuline Nuns from Rouen to New Orleans in 1727. 8 vols. Paris, 1872. Hartmann and Millard. Texas. Historical Notes on le Champ d'Asile. June, 1819. Hennepin. Description of Louisiana. Paris. Hennepin. Travels, or New Discovery of a New Country in America, between New Mexico and the Arctic Ocean. Amsterdam. History of the Chevalier d'lberville, Montreal, 1890. Labat (Le Pere). Travels of Baron and Lahoutan in North America. 3 vols. Amsterdam. La Harpe (Bernard de). History of the Settlement of the French in Louisiana. Xew Orleans. 1831. Laval (Le Pere). Voyage from Louisiana made by order of the King, 1728. Leclerc. Edifying letters and curious writings from Foreign Missions by some missionaries of the Society of Jesus, 1713. Le Maire (Francois). Unpublished Memoirs on Louisiana, 1717. Journal of a Voyage to Louisiana. Margry (Pierre). Memoirs and documents for use in a History of the French Origin of the Countries Beyond the Sea. 1614-1698. Marigny (Bernard). Reflections on the Campaign of General Jackson in Lou- isiana in 1814-1S15. Xew Orleans, 1848. Marigny (Bernard). Reflections on the Policy of the United States. New Or- leans, 1854. Mazureau (Etienne). To the Electors of the State of Louisiana. Response of the Creole to the Last Pamphlet of the Naturalized Citizen. New Orleans, 1827. Milfort (General). Memoirs; a Cursory Review of My Different Journeyings and My Life in the Creek Nation, 1802. Perrin de Lac. Travels in the Louisianas in 1801-1802-1803. Pratz (Le Page du). History of Louisiana. 3 vols. 1758. Robin (C. C). Voyages in the Interior of Louisiana. Paris, 1807. Soniat du Fossat (Chevier Guy). Synopsis of the History of Louisiana, trans- lated from the French at the request of the Historical Society of Louisiana. Thomassy. De la Salle and His Unpublished Account of the Discovery of the Mississippi River. Paris, 1859. Tonti (Le Chevalier). Account of Louisiana and of the Mississippi River, pre- senting the attractions of that grand country, the advantages which it offers, etc. 1720. Tranchepain. An Account of the Voyage of the First Ursuline Nuns, New Orleans, and of their establishment in that city. 1859. Vergennes (de). Historical and Political Memoirs of Louisiana. 8 vols. Paris, 1802. Travels in the years 1816-1817 from New York to New Orleans, 1818. Travels of Thomas Gage (New Account Containing The). 2 vols. New Orleans. 2— DOCUMENTS AND MANUSCRIPTS Authorization Given and Signed by Napoleon Bonaparte to Jean Michel Murat to remain in the service of the King of Sicily. 1812. Arms of the Gayarre family. Brevet as First Lieutenant, given and signed by Laussat to Gayarre. Commission given to Charles Gayarre by Governor Claiborne in 1807. Unpublished Documents on the History of the Marine Department and the Colonies. (Memoirs sent in 1693 on the Discovery of the Mississippi and of the neighboring Nations; by le Sieur de la Salle in 1678 and after his death by le Sieur de Tonti.) Extract from the Letter of the King to M. D' Abbadie, Director General Com- manding for his Majesty in Louisiana. 52 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY 53. Letter of Martin Navarro to the inhabitants of the Province of Louisiana. ! August 29th, 1780. I 54. Letters patent of the King, establishing rules as to the property of the Jesuits ' living in tlie Colonies. Given at Compiegne, Aug. 1st, 1784. i 55. Letters patent of the King concerning legal steps relating to the property of | the Society and Company of Jesuits who are in the French Colonies. Given at ( Versailles, June 3, 1763. j 56. Letters patent of the King in the form of an edict concerning the ennobling in the French Colonies, and the proofs of nobility necessary to be made in the ' Kingdom, by the inhabitants of the aforesaid Colonies. Given at Versailles, i August 24, 1782. j 57. Report made by M. de Kerlerec, Governor of the Province of Louisiana, in a ; Council of War, assembled by his order, Jan. 9, 1761. 1 58. Manuscript Historical Documents, unpublished or little known, on the French j Settlement in Louisiana. 1697-1720. 59. A permission to practice law given by the State of Pennsylvania to Charles Arthur Gayarre. 1828. ! 60. Proclamation of de Laussat, Prefet Colonial to the Louisianas. ; 61. Proclamation of the Prefet Colonial, Commissioner of the French Government to the French citizens. 62. Proclamation of Thomas Jefferson and Circular Letter of James Madison, Sec-: retary of State. 3— HISTORICAL SOUVENIRS. 63. Collection of Invitations of the Mystic Societies of New Orleans. j 64. Flag given by the Ladies of New Orleans to General Jackson the day after the! Battle of Chalmette. Jan. 8, 1815. i 65. Pieces of money issued by French Government, sent to Louisiana in 1721. 66. List of cities, villages and other geographical names of the State of Louisiana having French names, or recalling French associations. 1904. 67. Drum of Jordan Noble, used during the War of 1814-1815. 67a. List of the streets of New Orleans bearing French names or recalling associations. 1904. (b) Legislation. 68. Decree of the Council of State of the King for the establishment of twenty-four boats for communication with the French Colonies. 69. Decree of the Council of State of the King concerning the retrocession made to His Majesty by the Compagnie des Indes of the concession of Louisiana and Illinois. Jan. 23, 1731. . 70. Decree of the Council of State for the King, ordering the payment of the; acknowledgments given by the Treasurers of the Colonies, in exchange for letters obtained. Drawn from Louisiana, Santo Domingo, I'lsle Royale and Martinique from the Budget of 175S. Paris. Feb. 9, 1765. 71. Decree of the Council of State for the King, concerning the payment of the debts of th« Compagnie des Indes to Louisiana. Paris, Feb. 24, 1731. I 72. Civil Code of the State of Louisiana. 73. Civil Code of Louisiana. 1825. 74. Black Code or Edict of the King concerning laws for the negroes and slaves of the Frt'uch Islands of America. Paris, 1685. 75. Black Code, or Municipal Law, concerning negro slaves in the Province of Lou- isiana. New (Jrleans, 1778. 76. Black Code, or extracts of the "Laws Enacted to the Present Time." Paris. 1762 77. Police Code or Extract from the Police Ordinances, enacted by the City Council of New (Orleans, 1808. 78. Final brief submitted for les Sieurs Amaury, et al., defendants in the civil case of the Island of Orleans. Paris. 1740. 79. Digest of Civil Law for New Orleans. 1808. 80. Edict of the King, given at Versailles, June, 1725, confirming the privileges accorded and the concessions and alienations granted to the Compagnie des, Indes. A. Grenoble, 1725. FRANCO-LOUISIANA SOCIETY 5i. On the rights of the United States and the claims of M. Edward Livingston to the batture opposite the Faubourg Sainte Marie, New Orleans, 1808. J2. Grailhe (Alex.). Brief in the suit concerning the will of M. Donogh. New Or- leans, 1852. J3. Kerr (Lewis). Interpretations of the Criminal Law of the Territory of Orleans translated into French by L. Moreau Islet. 8 vols. New Orleans, 1806. 54. Laws of the Territory of Orleans, 1804-1807. J5. Laws of Louisiana, 1808-1809. J6. O'Reilly (Alexandre). Instructions on the manner of conducting civil and crim- inal processes. B7. Tresor Legislatif; published by a citizen of Louisiana. Civil Code of the State of Louisiana. SECTION II— LITERATURE AND ART. (c) Literature. 1— WORKS. B8. Canonge (Placide). France and Spain, or Louisiana, in 1768 and in 1769. Drama in five acts. New Orleans, 1850. Jg. Canonge (Placide). The Loser Wins; comedy in three acts and in prose. New Orleans, 1849. 30. Canonge (Placide). No Joke, a Grave Question for a Continent. Translated from Hinton Rowan Helper. New Orleans, 1857. 91. Dejacque (Joseph). Les Lazareennes Poems. New Orleans, 1857. 92. Delery (Dr. Charles). The People's School. Comedy in verse; one act. New Orleans, 1877. 33. Dessommes (Georges). Aunt Cydette. 94. Dugue (C. O.). Poetical Essays. New Orleans, 1867. 95. Evershed (Madame Emilie). Poetical Sketches. New Orleans, 1846. 96. Fortier (Alcee). Seven Great Authors of the XIX. Century. 97. Fortier (Alcee). History of French Literature. New York, 1893. 98. Fortier (Alcee). Louisiana Studies. New Orleans, 1894. 99. Hearn (Lefcadio). Gombo-Zhebes. New York, 1885. 100. Ihconnu (Un). Local Sketches. New Orleans, 1847. loi. Lagrange (Elisee). Exile and Home. 102. Latil (Alexandre). Ephemerae. Poetical Essays. New Orleans, 1841. 103. Lemaitre (Charles). Rodolphe de Branchelievre. A novel. New Orleans, 1851. 104. Lussan (A.). Les Imperiales. Poems. New Orleans, 1841. 105. Louisianais (Un). Les Epaves, New Orleans, 1847. 106. Martin (Madam Desiree). Romance. New Orleans, 1877. 107. Mercier (Alfred). The Priest's Daughter. A social study. 3 vols. 108. Mercier (Alfred). Lidia. 109. Mercier (Alfred). Johnelle. New Orleans, 1891. no. Rouquette (Adrien). L'Antoniade, or Solitude with God. A poem. New Or- leans, 1800. 111. Rouquette (Dominique). Flowers of America. New poems. New Orleans, 1852. 112. Spiritualiste (Le). New Orleans, 1857. 113. Testut (Charles). Echoes; poems. New Orleans, 1849. 114. Testut (Charles). The Daughters of Monte Christo. 115. Testut (Charles). Mysteries of New Orleans. 4 vols. 116. Testut (Charles). Old Solomon, or a Family of Slaves in the XIX. Century. New Orleans. 1872. 117. Testut (Charles). Literary portraits of New Orleans, i860. 118. Theard (Cyrille). Poem to Madam Eugenie de Montijo. 119. Thierry. The Vagabonds. American poems. 1874. 120. Tullius, St. Ceran. The Louisianians. Poems. 121. Tullius, St. Ceran. 1814-1815. The Struggles and Victories of the Sons of Lr)uisiana. New Orleans, 1838. 122. Tullius, St. Ceran. Rien ou Moi. New poems. 1837. 123. Vignaud (Henry). On the Origin of Man. 54 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY 2— PAMPHLETS AND LEAFI.ETS. 124. An Abridged Catechism of Louisiana. New Orleans, 1818. 125. An account of Louisiana laid before Congress by the direction of the President of the United States. Nov. 14, 1S03. 126. Berot (Dr. E.). Cecile and the Shipwreck of St. Medard. 127. Berot (Dr. E.). The Lion Chase. 128. Berot (Dr. E.). Episode of the Revolution of 1830. 129. Berot (Dr. E.). Mariette d'Avignon. 130. Brown. A short letter to a Member of Congress, concerning the Territory of < -rleans. 1806. 131. Catalogue of the Universal Exposition of New Orleans in 1884. Historical col- lection of the State of Louisiana. 132. Catalogue of gifts offered to the bazaar for the benefit of the victims of the war in France. Hotel St. Louis, Dec. 12, 1870. 133. Chabert (J. L.). Medical observations on the spasmodico-lipyrienne disease of hot countries, commonly called Yellow Fever. 134. Charter and laws of the Benevolent Society of Cigar Makers, New Orleans, 1883. 135. Charter of the Street Railway Company of New Orleans and Carrollton, New Orleans, 1817. 136. Constitution of the Benevolent and Protective Society of Vermilion Parish. 137. Constitution and laws of the Liberal French Club of New Orleans. May 28, 1889. 138. Dessommes (George). Geoffroy le Troubadour, New Orleans. 1877. 139. Delery (Dr. Ch.). Report on the epidemic of Yellow Fever, which prevailed in New Orleans and the surrounding country during the year 1867. New Orleans, 1 868. 140. Faget (J. C). Study of the basis of Medical Science. New Orleans, 1855. 141. Faget (J. C). Report on Yellow Fever and on Malarial Fever. New Orleans, 1864. 142. Faribault (G. B.). Catalogue of works on the History of America, and in par- ticular of Canada, Louisiana, Acadia and other places. 1837. 143. Feyrol (Jacques). The French in America — Canada, Acadie, Louisiana. 144. Ficklen. Was Texas included in the Louisiana Purchase? 145. Fortier (Alcee). Le Chateau de Chambord. New Orleans, 1884. 146. Fortier (Alcee). Gabriel d'Ennerich. New Orleans, 1885. 147. Fortier (Alcee). Contemporaneous French Politics. New Orleans, 1902. 148. Fortier (Alcee). Travels in Europe in 1895. New Orleans, 1896. 149. Friedel (Louis). Letters to Sophie, or the Last Message of Maternal Tender- ness. New Orleans, 1846. 150. Gros & Gerardin. Report made to the Medical Society on the Yellow Fever, which reached the proportions of an epidemic during the Summer of 1817. 151. French Guide to Farmers in Louisiana. 152. Hava (J. G.). A Discussion of the Tarantule. 153. In Acadia. New Orleans, 1893. T54. Louisiana, Her Products, Resources, and Colonization. New Orleans, 1884. 155. Leclerc (J.). Reply of J. Leclerc, editor of "L'Ami des Lois," to the defam- ator\' libel published under the title of "Reports," by the Honorable F. Xavier Martin. From the Printing Press of the Cadi Mirtan. Ispahan. 156. Mercier (Alfred). Study of the Creole Language in Louisiana. 157. Mercier (Alfred). Emile Desormiers. New Orleans, 1891. 158. Armand. On the Use of Chloroform in Childbirth. 1877. 159. Michel & Halpen. On Cholera Morbus in 1832. 160. Missions of Louisiana and Missouri. 1829. 161. Norman's New Orleans and Environs. New Orleans, 1845. 162. Orto (Dr. Jean Dell). Immigration and Colonization in Louisiana. 163. Poche. Oration delivered by the Hon. Poche of the Supreme Court of Lou- isiana on the Creoles of Louisiana; delivered I'el). 7, 1880, Creole Daj^ at the American Exposition. 164. Catholic Propaganda, issued by a Society of Men of Letters. New Orleans, 1842. 165. Quincy. Quincy's Speech on the Bill for admitting the Territory of Orleans into the Union. 166. Ramsay (David). Oration on the Cession of Louisiana. FRANCO-LOUISIANA SOCIETY 55 67. Report of the Committee of Finance of the Second MunicipaUty on three mes- sages of tlie Mayor. New Orleans, 1819. 68. Rules of the New Orleans Society of Magnetism. 1847. 69. Rules of the College of Orleans. 70. Funeral Ritual. 71. Ritual of the Three Degrees of the Ancient and Accepted Western Scotch Rite of New Orleans. 72. Riviere. Note on An Enormous Fossil Found in Louisiana, 1837. 73. Senneguy (Rene de). A Parish of Louisiana. 74. Taxil (Dr.). L'Homoion, organ of the Doctrine of Hahnemann. New Or- leans, 1859. 75. View of the Political and Civil Situation. 1804. (d) Art. 1— ENGRAVINGS, LITHOGRAPHS, MINIATURES, PAINTINGS, PHOTOGRAPHS, PORTRAITS. An American Log House. Engraving by Collot. Aquatelle of Lake Pontchartrain by Rondeau. Etching by Wilsktrom: Court of a House in Royale Street, New Orleans. Engraving of Fort Natchez, 1794. Engraving of Long Beach by Collot, 1794. Engraving of Fort Pittsburg by Collot. Colored Lithograph of New Orleans, 1852. Miniature of Pere Antoine, Cure of New Orleans at the time of the Cession. Miniature of J. Audubon. Miniature of Napoleon Bonaparte. Miniature of Colonel Michel Fortier, 1750-1819. Miniature of General Thouzard, first French Consul of New Orleans. Miniature of Valcour Aime, planter. 1 798-1867. Miniature of Madame Valcour Aime. Miniature of Washington. Original of the design of the Invitation to the Centennial Celebration of the Cession of Louisiana. 1903. Two frames. Oil painting by E. B. Julio; dwelling of Nolte Williams, Terrebonne Parish. Photograph of the interior of the French Opera House. Photograph of le Sieur de Bienville. Photograph of Tulane, founder of Tulane University. Portrait of General Beauregard. Portrait of M. Paul Capdevielle, Mayor of New Orleans, 1904. Portrait of Charles Delassus. Portrait of Governor Derbigny. Portrait of Governor Derbigny. Portrait of Paul Herbert. Portrait of M. Jusserand, Embassador from the French Republic, 1904. Portrait of Marquis de La Rayette. Portrait of M. M. Legrave, French Commissioner General to the St. Louis Exposition, 1904. Portrait of M. Emile Loubet, President of the French Republic. Portrait of Etienne Mazureau. Portrait of Governor of Roman. Portrait of President Roosevelt, with autograph signature. Portrait of Pierre Soule. Portrait of Pierre Soule. Sepia of Mad'lle Blanche Gallier. Sleeping Tiger. Colored view of New Orleans, 1852. View of New Orleans, taken from north side of Canal Street, between Royale and Bonbon, in 1S46. View of Chartres Street, New Orleans, 1846. View of Marietta on the banks of the Ohio, by Collot. View of the Opera House, by M. J. Gallier, architect. View of Trianon. 56 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY 2— MAPS AND PLANS. 218. Bellin. Map of Louisiana and the surrounding country, 1762. 219. Bellin. Plan of New Orleans. 220. Bonne. Map of Louisiana and Florida, 1750. 221. Map of Mexico and Florida, 1703. 222. Collot. Plan of Cape Girardot. 223. Collot. Plan of Fort Baton Rouge, 1794. 224. Collot. Plan of St. Louis with the French camp, 1794. 225. Collot. Plan of Pittsburg, 1794. 226. Collot. Plan of the City and Fort of Natchez. 227. Collot. A View of New Orleans, taken from Ft. St. Charles, 1794. 228. Collot. View of the Rapids of the Ohio and of Louisville, taken from the Village of Clarksville. 229. De Far (N.). Map with general and particular descriptions for understanding the affairs of the times with regard to the Spanish Crown in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, dedicated to His Catholic Majesty Philippe V. 1701. 230. Hofdstad. Map of New Orleans, of Louisiana and of the Mississippi River. 1:31. Lisle (Guillaume de). Special map of the mouths of the River St. Louis and of Mobile. Paris, 1718. 232. Map and Chart of New Orleans and the Mississippi River from its mouth to Bayagoulas. 233. Thomassy. Cartography of Louisiana, 1859. 3— MUSIC. 234. Arpin. Biography of L. M. Gottschalk. New York, 1853. 235. Baptism of Louis Moreau Gottschalk. 1829. 236. Biographical Sketch of Gottschalk by George L. O'Connell. 237. Gottschalk's Works (Louis Moreau) : La Savane, Melodie Louisianienne, Pas- quinade. 238. Biographical Sketch of Guiraud Ernest, member of the French Institute by O'Connell. 239. Biography and Memorial of Ernest Guiraud, published in L'Univers lUustre. May 14, 1892. (With portrait.) 240. Guiraud. Gretna Green (Director's score). 241. Biographical Sketch of Louis Alphonse Varney by O'Connell. 242. The Mousquetaire in the Convent by Louis Varney. 243. Articles on Musical Criticism, published in L'Abeille, New Orleans, by O'Con- nell. 244. Creoleries, Louisiana Airs, by O'Connell. SECTION III. PAPERS AND PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS. 245. Abeille, New Orleans. 3 vols, of the collection, 1827, 1848, 1903. 246. Abeille, New Orleans, of the First of September, 1827 (first number of this paper). 247. Abeille, New Orleans, January 22, 1829, announcing the death of Pere Antoine. 248. Louisiana Almanac, New Orleans, 1867. 249. Almanach de la Renaissance. New Orleans, 1869. ' FRANCO-LOUISIANA SOCIETY Ami (L') des Lois, June 9, 1812. Ami (L') des Planteurs, Donaldson, Feb. 6, 1841. Ane (L') du 16 Juillet, 1835. Attakapas Gazette, January 29, 1841. Avenir (L') du Peuple, August 12, 1840. Avenir (L'), January i, 1867. Bon Sens (Le), September 11, 1842. Charivari (Le), Louisianais, July 8, 1842, Compilateur (Le), August 17, 1862. Corsaire (Le), Louisianais, February 8, and April 5, 1834. Courrier (Le), de la Louisiane, March 25, 1850. Courrier (Le), Francais, May 10, 1863. Creole (La), November 12, December 31, 1837. Diamant (Le), July 10, 1887. Echo (L'), de la Louisiane, October 16, 1836. Ecureuil (L'), November 19, 1837. Entr'acte (L'), February 9, 1834, Epoque (L'), November 19, 1865; April 7, 1867. Estafette (L'), du Sud, September 17, 1861; June 4, 1862. Estafette (L'), du Dimanche, June 8, 1862. Figaro (Le), July 3, 1838. Franc-Parleur (Le), July 2, 5, 1835. Franco-Louisianais (Le), illustrated edition, July 14, 1889. Franklin Republican, December 19, 1840. Gazette de Baton Rouge (La), May 20, 1838. Grelot (Le), July 5, 6, 1846. Independant (L'), October 17, 1835. Journal of the New Orleans Medical Society, New Orleans, 1839. Journal (Le), de Tout le Monde, February 24, 1848. Louisianais (Le), State Rights, February 26, i860. Messager (Le), December 4, 1846. Messager (Le) de St. Jacques, September 22, 1849. Moniteur (Le) de la Louisiane, February 28, 1807. Moustique (Le), September 14, 1892. National (Le), October 24, 1856. New Orleans Tribune, August 27, 1864. Omnibus (L'), December 31, 1840. Opelousas Gazette, November 9, 1839. Opera (L') et ses Hotes, 1881. Orleanais (L'). January i, 1850. Patriote (Le), May 27, 1834. Planters (The) Banner of Franklin, La., February 4, 1841. Propagateur (Le) Catholique, April 10, 1858. Reforme (La), February 12, 1846. Renaissance (La), Louisianaise, April 13; November 30, 1862. Renard (Le), Democrate, June 26, 1834. Reveil (Le) des Peuples, August 24, 1852. Sud (Le), August 14, 1873. Tribune (La), New Orleans, May 24, 1865. Union (L'), February 24; May 30, 1863. Vigilant (Le), Donaldson (Louisiane), August 14, 1847. Violette (La), Literary and Musical Review, November, 1849. Vrai (Le), Republicaine, December 28, 1837. SECTION IV— PROPAGANDA. (e) From Louisiana. 1— ATHENEE LOUISIANAIS. Historical Tableau of I'Athenee Louisianais. Reoorts of I'Athenee Louisianais. 8 vols. 58 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY ■2— FRENCH OPERA. 305. Armant. The Opera, Our Hosts, under the direction of M. G. de Beauplan, New (.)r!eans. 306. Collection of Programmes and Opera Librettos; La Vestale, given in New ( )rlcans, 1855; Anna Boleyn, in 1847; la Fille du Regiment, in 1853; la Reine de Chypre, in 1857; les Huguenots. Richard III., L'Ambassadrice. given in New York at Niblo's Theater by the French Company of New Orleans. 307. Programme of the Opera, April 15, 1827. 308. Programme of the Opera, March 24, 1846. 309. Six Programmes of the Opera, December ist and 30th, 1867; February 3rd and nth, 1868; May 5th and 9th. 1868. (f) French Works. 1— FRENCH SOCIETY, FOURTEENTH OF JULY. 310. Historical and statistical list of the Society of the 14th of July. 311. Flag given by the French Government to the Society. 312. Exhibition of the work of the pupils of the school and boys of the Society. 2— UNION FRANCAISE. 313. Historical Tableau of the Union Francaise. 314. Exhibition of the pupils of the Girls' School of the Union Francaise. 3— FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. 315. Historical and Statistical Tableau of the French Benevolent Society of New Orleans. 316. Plan of the Society's Asylum. 317. Flag given to the Benevolent Society in 1885 by the French Government, in recognition of its services. ORPHEON FRANCAIS. 318. Historical List of I'Orpheon Francais of New Orleans. 319. Banner given to the Orpheon Francais by the ladies of New Orleans. 320. Subscription Committee. LOUISIANA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY EXHIBIT Loaned to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition through MISS FLORENCE HAYWARD, Special Commissioner for History. LOCATION: Anthropology Building, Room 206. 1. MSS. Transcript of documents of the Archives of the Minister of the Colonies in Paris and entitled "Louisians. Rvenemcnts dc i8o,v" iNladc by Mons. '1 antet. 2. Recueil de Relations, Lettres et Memoirs. 1673-1750. 3 Le Pere Leclerq. — Etablissement de la Foy dans la Nouvelle France. Canada- Louisians. LOUISIANA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY 59 4. Le Pere Hennepin. — Nouvelle Decouverte; Louisiane. 2nd relation. Amster- ilani. 1 098. 5. Le Pere Hennepin — Nouveau Voyage Louisiane. Utrecht 1678. 6. Joutel — ^Journal Historique de La Salle-Louisiane. Paris 1730. 7. Hennepin — New Discovery of a Vast Country. London 1699. 8. Margry — Documents Sur La Louisiane. 3 volumes. 9. Official French Orders, Laws, and Regulations, Mississippi Valley. 1690-1719. 10. Official French Orders, Laws, Regulations. 1720-1729. 11-14. Spanish MSS. 4 volumes. 15. MSS. Catalogue of Documents Relating to the Mississippi Valley. 16. LaHarpe — MSS. Journal. Mississippi Valley. 1698-1724. 17. Proces-verbal attesting the Celebration and Ceremonies at the Cabildo Dec. 20th, 1903, the Centennary of the Transfer. Signed by David R. Francis, President Louisiana Purchase Exposition, the French and Spanish Ambassa- dors, the Governor of Louisiana, the ]\Iayor of New Orleans and others. 18. Proces-verbal attesting the first visit of a President of the United States to New Orleans. Signed by President ]\IcKinley, the Secretary of State, and other high officials. HISTORICAL EXHIBIT OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS. Loaned to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition through MISS FLORENCE HAYWARD, Special Commissioner for History. LOCATION: Anthropology Building, Room 206. NOTE — The Spanish and French Docuinents constituting this exhibit have never before been permitted to leave the Archives Room in the Cabildo, New Orleans. No copies or fac similes of them exist. • 19. Cabildo No. i. August 18, 1769 to August 27, 1779. i volume. 20. Cabildo No. 2, September 8, 1779, to June 25, 1784. i volume. 21. Cabildo No. 4, April 24, 1795, to July 17, 1802. i volume. 22. Cabildo No. 5, July 19, 1802, to November 18, 1803. i volume; Conseil De Ville No. I, November 30, 1803, to July 6, 1807. i volume. 23. Spanish Documents City of New Orleans. 1770 to 1794. Nos. 18 to 200. i volume. 24. Spanish Documents City of New Orleans. 1792 to 1799. Nos 201 to 333. i vol- ume. 25. Spanish Documents, 1800 to 1803. Nos. 334 to 432 City of New Orleans, i volume. City of New Orleans, i volume. 26. French Documents. November 30, 1803, to March 31, 1804. Nos. 433 to 478. 27. Census of New Orleans, November 6, 1791. In Room 206, will be found also: 28. Portrait of W. C. C. Claiborne, Governor of the Territory of Louisiana at the time of the Purchase. Lent by W. C. C. Claiborne. Esq., New Orleans. 29. Portrait of Jean Pierre Jaquin, painted by himself. Lent by Mme. de Coster Glavin, La Grange, Mo. 30. Portrait of Madame Jaquin, by Jaquin. Lent by Mme. de Coster Glavin, La Grange, Mo. 31. Portrait of Jean Pierre Alphonse de Costere. Lent by Mme. de Coster Glavin, LaGrange, Mo. 60 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY 32. Portrait of Mme. Jean Pierre Alphonse Costere. Lent by Mme. de Coster Glavin, LaGrange, Mo. 33. Portrait of twin sister of Mme. de Costere. Lent by Mme. de Coster Glavyn, LaGrange, Mo. 34. Portrait by Benjamin West of his wife, Elizabeth Shewell, and their son Raphael. Lent by Mrs. Celeste Hazard. St. Lnuis. 35. Portion of brocade dress worn by Miss Shewell during the Revolution. Lent by Mrs. Celeste Hazard, St. Louis. 36. Lorraine Coat of Arms. Lent by Mrs. Celeste Hazard, St. Louis. 37. Medallion, given to Daniel Morgan for valor at the Battle of Cowpens. Lent by Mr. W. E. Hazard. 38. St. Louis in 1844. View of Chouteau's Pond, now Twelfth Street and Clark Avenue, the site of the Four Courts. Lent by P. M. Jander, Palestine, Te.xas. 39. Lithograph of the above made in 1844. .Lent by P. M. Jander, Palestine, Tex. 40. Miniature of Mme. De Costere nee Jacquin. Lent by Mme. De Coster Glavyn, La Grange, Mo. 41. Medallion of Mother of Mme. Jacquin. Lent by Mme. De Coster Glavyn, La Grange, Mo. 42. Miniature of General Zachary Taylor. Lent by Mrs. Stauffer. New Orleans, La. 43. Commission signed by President Polk, promoting General Zachary Taylor for gallantry. Lent by INIrs. Stauffer, New Orleans, La. 44. Service Sword belonging to General Zachary Taylor. Lent by Mrs. Stauffer, New Orleans, La. 45. Jeweled Sword presented by Congress to General Zachary Taylor. Lent by Mrs. Stauffer, New Orleans, La. 46. Spur belonging to General Zachary Taylor. Lent by Mrs. Stauffer, New Or- leans. La. 47. Portrait of Faithful Negro Nurse belonging to the Stauffer Family. Lent by Mrs. Stauffer, New Orleans. La. 48. Taylor Coat of Arms. Lent by Mrs. Stauffer, New Orleans, La. 49. Miniature of Monseigneur Du Bourg. Lent by Mrs. Stauffer, New Orleans, La. 50. DeBourg Coat of Arms. Lent by Mrs. Stauffer, New Orleans, La. 51. Strother Coat of Arms. Lent by Mrs. Stauffer, New Orleans, La. 52. Daguerreotype of Napoleon I. Lent by J. J. Ward, Brookfield, Mo. 53. Lock of Napoleon's Hair, authenticated, value $500.00. Lent by Mrs. Archibald Hopkius, Washington, D. C. 54. Death Mask of Napoleon I. One of the five originals cast under the direction of Dr. Antommarchi, Napoleon's physician at St. Heleua. $6000.00. Lent by Miss Gaily. New York. N. Y. ' 55. Funeral Procession of Napoleon . Engraving from drawing made on the spot by Capt. Marrvat. published in London two mimths after Napoleon's death. May 5, 182T. Lent by G. V. R. Mechin, Ksq., St. Louis. 56-57. Napoleon's Letters, Documents, etc., autograph letters from Napoleon I, each member of his family, his generals, marshalls, consuls :md ambassadors; two volumes. Lent 1)y C V. R. Mechin, St. Louis. 58. Picture of house occupied by Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte in Bordentown, N. J- Tvent 1)3' !\Tiss Marv Burns. lUirdentown. N. T. 59. Sword of Commodore Perry. Lent by Oscar H. Williams. Lawrence. Kan. 60. Guthrie's Geography showing map of 1784 of the Territory of Louisiana lett blank. Lent by W. B. Mtu-gau. Franktown. Texas. 61. Parchment Letter from Taddeo Visco to the Duchess Cessa di Sessa, Genoa, March 17, 1439, explaining the following. Lent bv V. Rossi, h'sq., St. Loius. 62. Map of the Antilles made A. D. 1439; the data furnished by this map is supposea to have been used bv Columbus in defending his theory of the existence ot a western world before tlio authorities of the College of Salamanca. Loaned Dy F. Rossi, Esq., St. Louis. /at* en") 63. Reproduction of the oldest . map bearing the name America (A. U. 1507^/ Waldseemuller. Innsbruck. 190,3. Loaned by Canisius College S. T , Buffalo, A. i- LOUISIANA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY 61 RKANSAS POST RECORDS— All that remain of the records of Arkansas Post. The other records were destroj^ed during the Civil War and the ones below were lost for about forty years. Record of Deeds, etc., from June 5, 1804 to Sept. 12, 1805. Record A. from Nov. 22, 1808, to Aug. 20, 1814. Probate Records from Dec. 12, 1808, to June 20, 1814. Circuit Court Record A. from Nov. i, 1819, to Nov. 21, 1833. Record of marriages and burials of whites from Feb. 27, 1797 to Aug. 9, 1802. Letter Book of Scull & Co., from 1817 to 1823. Digest of the Laws passed during Territorial Days. 1835. Lent by Judge W. H. HalliBurton. DeWitt. Arkansas. Spanish Pike Head found recently near Cotton Gin Port, Miss. Lent by Geo. J. Leftwich, Aberdeen, Miss. Spanish Coin, date 1786, recently found near Cotton Gin Port, Miss. Lent by Geo. W. Leftwich, Aberdeen, Miss. Universal Geography, i volume. 1803. Lent by Miss Frances Bell, Mendon, Mo. Nine Commissions to Timothy Kibby with seals of Connecticut, Louisiana Ter- ritory and Indian Territory. 1702 ti) 1812. Lent b\' Tlios. Sargent Royse, Cin- cinnati. O. United States Flag which made a trip around the world many years ago and was raised in every port — a prophecy. Lent by B. L. Wiggins, Vice Chancellor Universit}^ of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. Battle of New Orleans. Hand colored print. 181 5. Lent by T. P. Thompson, New Orleans. Key to Battle of New Orleans, outline print. 1803. Lent by T. P. Thompson, New Orleans. Index to above. Lent by T. P. Thompson, New Orleans. View of New Orleans, 1803. By Boqueta de Woissera; hand colored print. Lent by T. P. Thompson. New Orleans. "Carte de la Louisiane." Map by William De Lisle, made the same year New Orleans was foimded. 1718. Lent I)}' T. P. Thompson. New Orleans. KHIBIT OF W. H. SEYMOUR, ESQ., ALGIERS, LOUISIANA. Loaned through MISS FLORENCE HAYWARD, Special Commissioner for History. LOCATION: Anthropology Building, Room 206. 26 Autograph signatures of Louisiana Governors. Autograph letter of Andrew Jackson, date May 19th, 1821. Marriage license signed by Gov. Claiborne, first Governor of Mississippi. Document with signature and coat-of-arms of Bernardo de Galvez, Spanish Governor of Louisiana. Spanish Passport, signed Christoval de Zayas. Facsimile of letter from New Orleans by Colonel Prefet Loussat. Document with signature of Louis XIV. of France. Captain's commission, signature of Louis XIV. Document with signatures of Kerelec, French Governor of Louisiana and his Intendant Rochemore. Letter from Louis XIV. to Due d'Aguesseau. Autograph signatures of Delachaise, St. Denis, Grandmaison. Masson. Duples- sis, Marigny de Mandeville, Macarty, Lafreniere. Notarial document in name of Napoleon, October 25th, 1804. 62 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY JESUIT HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS LOCATION: Anthropology Building, Room 212. SELECTIONS FROM ST. MARY'S COLLEGE ARCHIVES, MONTREAL, CANADA. CASE A. 1-2. I. 1522 (ante). Illuminated Psalter belonging to the Montholon family. .2. Small illuminated Psalter of the 14th Century. 3. 1636, April 6. Fac-simile of a letter from Father Isaac Jogues to his mother. 4. 1639. Chevalier de Sillery's donation — i, official duplicate; autograph signatures of the Notaries Bergeon and Cousinet; 2, copy in the handwriting of Father Jean de Qnen, the discoverer of Lake St. John; 3, autograph copy of Gabriel Lale- niant, martyred by the Iroquois, March 17, 1649. 5- 1639, July 12. "Prise de Possession de 1' Isle aux Ruaux." Original Act. Auto- graph signatures of Montmagny, the Governor, of Father Charles Raymbaut. etc. 6. 1638-1649. Contemporaneous copy of Father Charles Garnier's Letters. 6a. 1640, Feb. 19. Prise de Possession de I'anse, etc., de S. Joseph de Sillery. Au- tograph and signature of Father Bartholomew Vimont, S. J., the celebrant of the first mass said in Montreal, in presence of de Maisonneuve and the founders of that city. 7. 1644, Feb. 8. Original Brief of Urbain VIII. in favor of the Huron Chapel of St. Joseph, near Old Fort, St. Mary's, Simcoe Co., Outario. 8. 1645, Feb. 20, Paris. Autograph Letter of Father J. Filleau, S. J., Provincial of France, to the Sisters of the Hotel-Dieu, Quebec. 9. 1646, Feb. 20, Rome. Letter of Father Etienne Charlet, S. J., French Assistant of the General at Rome, to tlie same communit}-. ID. 1646, Aug. 3, Three Rivers. Description of New Netherlands, the present City of New York. Autograph MSS. by Father Lsaac Jogues, who was martyred by the Iroquois, Oct. 16, 1646, near the present site of Auriesville, N. Y. 11. 1647, Jan. 20, Rome. Letter to Fr. Jacquinot, S- J., Assistant of the General to the Hotel-Dieu Nuns. 12. 1648, etc. On the Sillery Chapel. Autograph and signature of Barthelemy Vi- mont, S. J., who celebrated the first mass on Point-a-Callieres, at the founding of Montreal. 12a. 1648, Jan. 20. Attestation of Cure, wrought at St. Jean d'Angely (France) through the intercession of Fr. Jogues, S. J. 13. 1650, March. Petition to the Governor. Autograph and signature of Father Jacques de hi Place, S. J. 14. 1650, Sept. II. On the concession of lands to the Indians at Sillery. Autograph and signature of Fr. Jerome Lalcniant. S. J. 14a. 1650. Regulations for the good government of the Mission of Tadousac, in the handwriting of Fr. Jean Dcciuen. S. J. 15. 1652, Feb. 7. Question of boundaries at Sillery. Autograph signature of Father Jean Dequcn, S. J. 3-4- 15a. 1648-1651. Short Biographical Sketches (in Latin) of defunct Missionaries, etc. 16. 1652. On the sufferings and death of Father Jogues. Autograph MS. by Father Paul Raguencau, S. J. 17. 1652. Bound volume of MSS., entitled: "Memoire Touchant le Mort et les Vertus des Peres Isaac Jogues, Anne de None, Antoine Daniel, Jean de Rrebeiif. Gabriel Lalcmant. Charles Gamier, Noel Chabanel et un Seculier Rene Gonpil." With (autographic) sworn depositions (passim) of Father Paul Ragueneaii and Joseph Poncet. Containing, also, 1642-1646. death of a martyr, described by a martyr. Captivity and death of Rene Goupil, martyred by the Iroquois, Sept. 26. j 1642 — by Father Jogues (autograph). ' ,■ JESUIT HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS 63 5. 1653, Aug. 10. De Lauzon, Governor, asks the Jesuit Fathers to fortify their Quebec residence. Autograph signature of De Lauzon and Peuvret. ). 1653 (post). The Sillery Estate. Autograph of Father Druilletes. ). 1655, March 9. Concession to Sieur Boucher, Governor of Three Rivers. Auto- graph and signature of Father Jacques de la Place, Procurator; signatures of Father Francois le Mercier, Superior, and of Father Leonard Garreau, shot by the Iroquois in 1656. Father Jerome Laleniant's signature on the verso. 1656, April 12. Contemporaneous copy of a concession of land in the Onondaga country to the Society of Jesus bj- De Lauzon, Governor. 1656. Remarks on a proposed exchange of property with Mons. de la Citiere. Autograph of Father Gabriel Druilletes. 1656. March 10; 1657, March; 1658, March 8. Three autograph letters of Father Paul le Jeune to the Hotel-Dieu Nuns, at Quebec. 1660, Feb. 2, Paris; 1660, April 2, Blois; 1660, April 6, Blois; 1660, April 19, Blois; 1660. April 25, Blois. Five autograph letters of Father Barthelemy Vimont, to the Hotel-Dieu Nuns, at Quebec. 1662. Certain claims of Sieur de la Poterie. Petition to the Governor. Auto- graph and signature of Father Claude Dablon. 1662, April 28. Autograph letter with signature of Father Claude Allouez, to Father Paul Raguencan. 5a. 1663, March 8. Two attestations of cure, wrought through the intercession of Fr. de Brebeuf. Signed by de Lauzon Charnj', V. G., Quebec and Marie Reg- nouard. J. 1663-1675. Concession of land to Guillaume Bonhomme. Signatures of Fathers Jerome Lalemant and Guillaume iMatthieu. 7a. 1663, Feb. 18. Concession of land on St. Michael's road to Pierre Maufay. Autograph signatures of Jerome Lalemant, S. J., Nicholas Gaudry, and, under date of May 16, 1676, of Father Guillaume iNIatthieu, S. J.. Procurator of Quebec College and of the Mission. 5. 1664 (cir.). Representations to the "Fabrique," Quebec. Autograph and signa- ture of Father Pierre Raffeix. Ba. 1665, Sept. 5. Beaupre. Attestation of cure, wrought through intercession of F. F. de Brebeuf and Lalemant; letter addressed to Fr. Chastelain; signed J. Guion and Dubuisson. g. 1666 (ante.). Photo of a letter of Father Etienne de Carheil. D. 1667. Mohawk Verbs. Autograph of Father Jaques Fremin. 1. 1671 (?). Passion of Our Lord in Huron. CASE B, 5-6. la. 1672 (about). Acts of the Apostles in the Seneca Language. Autograph of Father Etienne de Carheil. S. J. 2. 1673-1674. Father Jacques Marquette's Original Autograph Map of the Mis- sissippi, drawn at the time of the discovery. 3^ 1673. MS. Vol. Narrative of the voyages and discoveries of Father Jacques Marquette. Autograph corrections by Father Claude Dablon. 1674, October 6 to April 6, 1675. Autograph Journal of Father Marquette's Sec- ond Expedition. 4. 1672-1673. MS. Vol. Original MS. Relations. 5- 1673-1678. MS. Vol. Original MS. Relations. 6. (13 distinct papers.) Detached duplicates of the same Relations, in the hand- writing of Fathers Jean de Lamberville, Claude Dablon, Vaillant de Gueslis, etc. 7-8. 7- 1674, Sept. 24. A trip around the Island of Montreal. Autograph and signature of Father Antoine Dalmas. slain at Hudson's Bay, March 3, 1693. i'ya. 1666. Particulars concerning the site of the new Jesuit Church at Quebec. Handwriting of Fr. Claude Dablon, S. J. 7b. 1674. Fr. Francois Boniface recovers consciousness through the intercession of ii Fr. de Brebeuf. Handwriting of Fr. Thierry Beschefer, S. J. |7C. 1673-1675. Memorandum and directions left to his successor, as missionary of the Seven Islands by Fr. Louis Nicholas, autograph signature. 64 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY 37d. . 1680-1690. Missionary map of the region northwest of Lake St. John, Provinctj of Quebec. 1 38. 1683. Biography of Father Claude Pijart. Autograph of Father Martin Bouvart, Also fac-simile of a letter of Father Bouvart, original of which was destroyec when Villa Maria Convent was recently burned down. . I 39. 1683 (cir.)- Autograph letter of Father Pierre Jos. Marie Chaumonot — containsj a praj-er in Indian. ( 40. 1684, Oct. 6. Sillery. Relation by Father Jacques Bigot. Autograph and signa- ture. 41. 1685, 30 Mai. Sillery. Relation by Father Jacques Bigot. Autograph withou' signature. 42. 1687-1702 (inter.). Reply to Mons. de Vitre. Autograph and signature of Fatheii Francois Vaillant de Gueslis, first missionary of Detroit. 43. 11678, May 12. Act of "Amortissement" (privilege of mortmain) granted bjj Louis XIV. Photo of the origiual and copy (1690 cir.) of same, doubtfully asi cribed to Father Sebastien Rale. I 43a. 1680 May 29. Photo of first concession, Sault St. Louis, to Jesuits b5j Louis XIV. I 44. 1692, 1693, 1694. Transfer of land on the St. Charles River, near Quebec. Signal tures of Fathers Pierre Raffeix and Joseph Germain. 1 44a. 1690 (about). Algonquin Dictionary and Vocabulary. Fr. Andre, S. J. \ 45. 1695-1709. Life of Catherine Tegagouita, the "Lily of the Mohav/ks." Autoj graph of Father Claude Chauchetiere. 46. 1696. Account of cures wrought after the death of Catherine Tegagouita. Aui tograph MS. by Rev. M. Pierre Remy, P. S. S. ! 47. 1707-1721. Life of Catherine Tegagouita. Autograph MS. by Father Francoisj Le Brun. Autograph corrections and additions by Father Pierre Cholenec. /\S. 1700, April 21. Petition to the Sovereign Council. Autograph and signature 0;: Francois Vaillant de Gueslis. j CASE C, 9-10. I 49- 1705 (cir.). Factum, re patronage of Laprairie. Autograph of Father Piern; Cholnec. 49a. 1717, June 15. Photo of second concession, by Louis XV.. of the Sault St' Louis, to the Jesuits. 49b. 1710. June 2. Appointment of Sieur Du Breuil as "procureur fiscal" of N-D. de;| Anges. Autograph signature of Vincent fJigot, S. J. Superior with seal of office 49C- 1 715-1772. Official Record of the vows taken by the Jesuit Missionaries ir Canada and Upper Louisiana. ' 50. 1720, July 10. Stipulations concerning the appointment of a missionary foi Tadousac. Atitograph signatures of Father Pierre de la Chasse and Chride d'l Puy, also of Rivet de la Gorgendiere and Cugnet. 50a. 1719-1720. Sale of two lots at "La Prairie-de-la-Madeline." Signature of Fr Pierre Lagrene, Superior at iMontreal. ' 51. 1721, July 10. Autograph letter of Father Julien Gamier to Father Pierre dt' Ivanzon. 52. 1722. On the Present State of the Abenakis. Autograph of Father Jean-Bap; tiste Lnyard. 52a. 1726, Oct. 12. Contemporaneous (MSS.) obituary notice of Fr. de Carheil, S. J, 52b. 1726, Sept. 25. Petition of De Linot, Dean of the "Conseil Superieur" to th<; Bishop of Quebec relative to a cure through the inlcrccssinn of fv. Etienne (h Carheil. S. J. 52c. 1728. Reputation d'un Ecrit qui a pour titre "Reponse a quelques raisons des Jesuites sur les affaires presentcs." 52d. 1728, May 31. Official copy of the Bulls of Mgr. de Marnay, Third Bishop 0 Quebec. Signature of Chart ier de Lotbinicre, Ptrc. 53. 1730, March 13. Saguenay Mission. Relation (autograph) by Father Piern Michel Laure. 53a. 1732, Nov. 8. Pastoral letter (MS.) of Mgr de Samos, Coadjutor Bp. of Quebec on the occasion of the canonization of St. Aloysius and St. Stanislaus. 53b. 1733. Oct. 23. Obituary Circular of Fr. Noel Sandon, S. J., addressed to Fr Lafilaic, Procurator of the Mission of New France. JESUIT HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS 65 3C. 1743- "Radices Linguae Huronicae" of Fr. Etienne de Carheil, S. J., transcribed b}' Fr. Pierre Potier, S. J. (ist. Edit.) Vol. i, comprising the 1st, 3rd, 4th and 5th conjugations. 1744. "Radices Linguae Huronicae" (ist Edit.) Vol. 11., comprising verbs of the 2nd Conjugation. N. B. — Both these vohmies were copied at Lorette, Que- bec. \. 1745. Huron Grammar (autograph), by Father Pierre Potier. 5. 1746, 1747. Sermons in Huron. Autograph by the same. 5. 1751. Huron Radicals. Autograph by the same. 5a. 1744, Jan. 11 and May 29. Concession of land on the "Grande Allee," Quebec, au Sieur Clesse; autograph and signature of Fr. Charles iSIichel JNIesaiger, S. J. 5b. 1752 (about). Copy. Plan of Fort of Sault St. Louis and Iroquois Village. Caughnawaga) by Franquet. J. 1750 (cir.). Memorandum on the boundaries of Acadia. Autograph of Father Pierre Francois-Xavier de Charlevoix, the historian. J. 1751, July 4, and 1753. Agreement with one Lacroix concerning a sawmill at Three Rivers. Autograph and signature of Father Nicolas Degonnor, and sig- nature of Father Gabriel INIarcol. ). 1758, Sept. 28. From the Registers of the Seigneurie of Notre Dame des Anges. Signed M. Hianveu. ). 1759, March 30. Act commissioning Sieur Matthieu Hianveu to act as Notary of the Jesuit Seigneurics of N. D. des Anges, St. Gabriel, Sillery and Belair. Signed by Fathers Jean de St.-Pe and Augustin Louis de Glapion. [. 1762. Autograph sermon by Father A. L. de Glapion. J. 1776. United States Continental currency, $2, $4 and" $6. 5. 1776, Sept. 23. Autograph letter of Father Jean-Baptiste de la Brosse, last Jesuit of the Tadousac J\Iissions. \. 1780-1790 (inter.). Autograph and signatures of Father Bernard Well, last Jesuit of ^Montreal (died 1791), of Reverend Mothers Superior: Raizenne (Rising^ dite St. Ignace (Congregation of Notre Dame) ; Gabriclle d'Ailleboust de Cuisy (Hotel-Dieu) ; Therese le Moine des Pius (Grey Nuns of the General Hospital). ;. 1788, Sept. 10. Autograph letter of Father Augustin Louis de Glapion, Superior, to Hugh Finlay, protesting against the proposed seizure of the Jesuits' estates. ). 1791, March 13. Autograph letter of Jos. Octave Plessis (later on Bishop) seer. of Mgr. Hubert, referring to the imminent death of Father Bernard Well, and to Father Casot's projected journey to Montreal. 13 EAST WALL. ^ 1797) 1803, 1806. Autograph signatures of George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, etc. 14 WEST WALL. Father Jean de Brebeuf. Father Paul le Jeune. Father Paul Ragueneau. Father Isaac Jogues. Father Gabriel Lalemant. Father Pierre Frs.-Xav. de Charlevoix. Father Joseph Francois Lafitau. Father Francois Xavier Du Plessis. Father Jean Joseph Casot. Photo of a plate from Ducreux, the martyrs of New France. Catharine Tegakouita, from a painting by Fr. Claude Chauchetiere. 66 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY 15 EAST WALL. 80. Original Cramoisy Edition of the Jesuit Relations, 1635-36; 1640-41; 1641-42; I 1642-43; 1652-53; 1657-58; 1664-65; 1671-72. ! 81. 1653 (Macerata). Original Italian Edition of Father Bressani's Short Relation, i 82. 1758 (about). Phrase-book. Micmac and Malecite, by the Abbe Antoine i Simon jMaillard. ; 83. 1758. Missionary Memoir on the Micmac Indians, by the same. 1 16 WALL CASE, NORTH WALL. | 84. 1 718. N. de Fer's map of the eastern part of North America. 85. 1760 (about). Hand drawn Cadastral Map of Montreal. 1 86. Missionary Vocabularies and Phrase-books of various Indian Languages and dialects. ! 87. Missionary Vocabularies and Phrase-books of various Indian Languages and , dialects. 88. 1736. "Ile-au-Massacre" (Lake of the Woods). Cross marking the site where i Fr. Jean Pierre Aulneaii. S. J., hA Verendery's son and 19 other Frenchmen} were massacred by the Sioux, June 8, 1736. 17. EAST WALL. ^ , I 98. 1798, Dec. 4. Concession par M. Philippe, J. L. Desjardins, V. G. Quebec, comme j "procureur fonde" du Rev. P. J. J. Casot, S. J. 99. 1799, Nov. 26. Receipt by the same and contemporaneous print of Fr. Casot, S. J. ' 100. The Jesuits in the Mississippi Valley. 1700-1763. . Compiled by Reverend J. A. Hogan, S. J.. College of the Immaculate Conception, New Orleans, Louisiana. | (Loaned by the author.) ( Identification of the Sites of Huron Villages mentioned in the Jesuit Relations, from Loyola College, Montreal CASE D. 1-2. Relics from Teanaostaid. 3-4. Relics from Ekiondastsaan. 5. Relics from Teamaostaid or St. Joseph II. 6. Relics from Ossossane. 7-8. Relics from Angoutene. 9. Relics from Ounentisati. 10. Relics from St. Ignace II. 11. Relics from St. Joachim. 12. Relics from Old Fort St. Marie I. la. Arrowheads from Patrick Twoohey's farm. Ontario, Haldimand Co. 2a. Arrowheads from Michael Twoohey's farm. 3a. Arrowhead from Andrew Sorley's farm. N. B. — These relics have explanation on cards in the case. VATICAN COLLECTION 67 VATICAN EXHIBIT uthorized by His Holiness Pius X, selected by His Eminence Cardinal Merry del Val, arranged by Father Ehrle, Librarian of the Vatican, and installed under the immediate direction of Mr. Francesco Cagiati, Commissioner in Charge of the Vatican Exhibit. LOCATION: Anthropology Building, Rooms 208-210 VATICAN ARCHIVES CASE A. earliest Papal Documents regarding America, Letters of the 13th Century, regarding Greenland nndcr various pontilicates and referring to the appointments of Bishops, etc., etc.; letters from Alexander YI and other popes to Ferdinand and Isabella; the famous letter giving the line of demarkation of Spanish and Portu- guese dominiiTn in the New World. CASE B, UPPER. Selected letters from Papal letter books 13th and 14th Centuries (Regesta Pontiii- cuni) copies by special scribes in special books. As these records cover the period between the pontificates of Innocent III and Urban V. (1260-1370) they are of interest as showing the varying style of the scribes and the various forms of Pontifical chancellors. CASE A, LOWER. i^o'il of Josue. (Vat. Palat. 431). Roll of Parchment, 10 metres, 48 centimr. long, in- complete, executed in the 7th Century, belonged to Ulrich Fugger, afterwards to the Heidelberg Librar^^ It consists of 15 sheets as follows: 1st sheet — Spies are sent to Jericho — they are pursued — the children of Israel prepate to pass the Jordan. 2nd. — The Jordan is miraculously dried up. Twelve stones are placed in the midst of the river and twelve others are taken out to be set up for a monument of the miracle. 3rd. — Josue is at the head of the Israelites — a monument is erected in Galzal. The people are circumcised. 4th. — The Israelites march around the walls of Jericho for the last time. 5th. — Jericho falls into the hands of Josue. 6th. — Josue sends spies to view the country of Hai. CASE B, LOWER. rhe men return and propose to him to send only 3,000 fighting men. Their march against Hai and their defeat by the men of Hai. 8th. — Josue rends his garment and falls on the ground before the Ark of the Covenant. 9th. — -Josue asks Achan to confess his sin and at the Valley of Achor all Israel stone him. loth. — The Lord speaks to Josue. Hai is taken and the city is burnt. CASE C, LOWER. i I.— Josue hangs the king. He builds an altar to the Lord in Mt. Hebal. The in- habitants of Egypt and Gabaon send to Josue and ask him to come and save them; for all the kings of the Ammorhites were gathering against them. The battle of Gabaa. The Sun and Moon stood still until the people revenged themselves upon their enemies. 13th. — God casts down upon the enemies "f the Israelites great stones from heaven. The five kings hide themselves in a cavern — it is reported to Josue, who orders them to be slain and their bodies to be covered with stones. 68 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY CASE C, UPPER. Miniatures of Christian Topography, (gth Century). The author, Cosmas, was a monk about whose personality little is known, lived in the 6th centurj', traveled through Syria and India, lived in Alexandria, Egypt. His desire in this work was to harmonize cosmography with the Bible account, in opposition to the Ptolemaic theory, which he believed to be Pagan. Hence the title, "Topographia Christiana;" the original in the Vatican Library is of the 9th Century. It is a fine specimen of Byzantine art and came into the possession of the Vatican under Sixtus IV. (14th Centur3^) Folio I. Melchisedech, Priest and King. below, the figures of dancers. Folio 2. David and Solomon; above, the Prophet Samuel, surrounded by Choir; Folio 3. Simeon and the Prophetess Anna. Center, first figure to right, Elizabeth with Zachary. St. John Baptist, Christ and the Virgin. This figure represents ! a facade of an old basilica of the time of Constantine. Folio 4. Damascus to the right; Jerusalem, to the left. Saul on the road to Da- mascus. He is accompanied by Annanias after receiving his sight. Center, St. PaiU as Apostle with book of Epistles. Miniatures of the Patritius Leo. — A good specimen of Byzantine art, author is un- known, date of acquisition by the Vatican Library not given. Folio I. Leo Patritius offering his work to the Blessed Virgin. Folio 2. St. Nicholaus venerated by Maca and Constantine, Potospotarius. CASE D, UPPER. The Burning Bush, Moses and Aaron before Pharaoh, crossing the Red Sea. Folio 4. Aaron and the Levites carrying the Ark. Moses, Josue and the twelve tribes of Israel. Moses on Mt. Sinai. The Judges of Israel. David anointed King. Coronation of Solomon, interesting, as Solomon is represented as standing shield, supported by the soldiers after the manner of the Lombards. Elias before King Achaab — Elias' flight to Heaven. History of Judith. Eleazar and the Maccabees before King Antiochus. Job in affliction. King David. Moses showing the tablets of the law. CASE C, UPPER. The Vatican Virgil. Mss. written probably in the 5th Century, once the property of the Abbey of St. Denis near Paris. The date of the actiuisition of this iMss. is not known. CASE D, LOWER. The Famous Greek Vatican Bible. (Vat. Arch. 1209), known as Codex B., written in the 4th Centin-y, Circa A. D. 350. This is the oldest copy of the Holy Bible extant. One other disputes its antiquity, that is, the Codex Sinaiticus, preserved in the Royal Library of St. Petersburg. The date of the acquisition of this val- uable MSS. by the Vatican Library is not definitely known, but it is found mentioned in the catalogues of the librarj^ A- D. 1478. Folio 5- Folio 6. Folio 7- Folio 8. Folio 9. on a Folio 10. Folio 11. Folio 12. Folio 13- Folio 14. Folio 15- VATICAN COLLECTION 69 CASE D, LOWER. alimpsest MSS. of Cicero's "De Republica." Owing to a scarcity of parchment in the monastery of Bobbio, Italy, founded by the celebrated Irish monk, St. Columbanus, the scribes washed and scraped the parchment on which was written Cicero's Treatise "De Republica" in order to have material upon which to copy the "Commentary of St. Augustine on the Psalms." This written-over copy (palimpsest) of the original text of Cicero's great treatise (4th Century) was acquired by Paul V. in the 17th Century for the Vatican Library. The celebrated JNiai, librarian of the Vatican, discovered a method by which the original writing was restored without injuring the text that had been written over it. CASE C, UPPER. liniatures of the Greek Psalter. (Vat. Palat. Gr. 481) of the 12th Century, once the property of Ulrich Fugger and the Heidelberg Library. Fugger was a rich banker of Heidelberg in the i6th Century. 'olio I. David the Shepherd, playing the harp. The female figure near him is the genius of Music. Lower down is Echo behind the column. In front is the per- sonif.cation of Bethlehem. oiio 2. Moses on Mt. Sinai. 'olio 3. Moses returning with the Tables of the Law. 'olio 4. David between two female figures representing Science and Philosophy. CASE E, UPPER. iliniatures from the Ottobonian Pontifical or Book of Rites (Vat. 501). Pope Inno- cent VIII, wishing to establish uniformity of ceremonies, gave orders to the famous Bouchard, Master of Ceremonies, to compile the book; it was printed in 1585, the text being divided into three parts; but the Codex Ottobonus contains the third 'part only, being transcribed from a printed copy in the year 1489. It was prepared for the Bishop of Syrmio to be given to the King of Hungar3\ Matthew Corvinus. It was afterwards purchased by Alexander VIII. (Ottoboni) in 1609 and Benedict XIV secured it for the Vatican Library. The miniatures were probably painted by Antonio of Monza. CASE F, UPPER. Phc Roman Virgil. This Vatican MSS. No. 3862 of the 5th Century was formerly the property of the Abbey of St. Denis, near Paris. CASE F, UPPER. /arious editions of the writings, literary, religious and theological, of the late Pope Leo XIIi ROOM 210— E. TO W. CASE G. Jpp'^r Sistine Chapel before the time of Julius II and Michael Angelo. 'olio 2. The same, before the time of Innocent VIII. (1484-1489), who joined the sacristy to the chapel. 'olio 3. View of the same when rebuilt by Sixtus IV (1471-1484.) j CASE H. lews of the rooms of Alexander VL 70 DEPARTMENT N -ANTHROPOLOGY CASE I AND J, UPPER. Same as in Case 26. CASE J, LOWER. Ivories of the Museo Christiano (Vat. Lib.) CASE K. Same as in Case J. CASE L, UPPER. The Odyssey. Reproduction of Frescoes of the ist Century, illustrating the Ad- ventures of Ul)'sses. Folio 2. Reproduction of a fresco of the ist Century representing a Roman Mar- riage (Le Nozze) found in an ancient house in the Suburra and purchased by Pope Clement VIII. (Aldobrandini). Folio 3. Procession of Children in honor of Diana the Huntress. Folio 4. Stanze of Raphael. Folio 5. The Dispute in the Camera Segn^tura. Folio 6. Sala Sistina of the Vatican Library built by Pope Sixtus V., 1588. The foundation of the Vatican Library is ascribed to Pope Hilary, A. D. 461, and was originally situated in the Laleran Palace. During the Papal residence at Avignon it was lenioved 10 that city, but was brought back to Rome under Pope Martin V. It v.as instituted on a firm foundation by Pope Nicholas V. and when Constantinople fell into the hands of the Turks in 1453, this Pope showered hospitality on the learned refugees from the Orient. With their exodus from the East came many valuable codices and manuscripts of great antiquity and value, which eventually found their way into the Papal Collection. The Vatican Library was enlarged and enriched by successive Popes, notably by Calixtus III and Sixtus IV. It was Sixtus V., however, who erected the present magnificent pile with the aid of the great architect Fontana. Paul V added to it the Pontifical archives and under Gregory VI the Biblioteca Pala- tina, through the generosity of Maximillian, Duke of Bavaria, was added to the collection. Another notable addition to these treasures was the purcha.-o by Alexander VII of the Library of the Dukes of llrbino. It is in the larg<.' hall o-f this library that the gifts of the various rulers of the world are placed on exhibition. The Vatican Library was first opened to the public bj' the late Pope Leo XIII, and its treasures made available to scholars and students i^i history. The Library now contains more than 300,000 printed volumes aivi considerably more than 50,000 codices and manuscripts. Folio 7. The Basilica of St. Peter and the Vatican Palace. No. 48. Photograph of the famous painting by Michael Angelo of the Last Judg- ment in tile Sistine Chapel, 1512. CASE F, LOWER. Pamphilus and Mysis from Terence's Comedy. Folio 2. Fac similes of illustrations from the Codex Palatinus — St. John and St. Luke. Folio 3. Fac similes of the Greek Martyrologies. Folio 4. Reproduction of illustrations from the first edition of Dante's Divina Comedia. VATICAN COLLECTION MOSAICS. ROOM 210. Mosaics (Gr. Mousaikos, pertaining to the Muses) existed in Rome towards the end of the Republic, Pliny mentions that the first remarkable specimen of this work in the Eternal City was a floor of inlaid marhle in the temple of Jupiter Capitolinus. The art rapidly developed under the empire, especially during the first three centuries of the Christian era. The material of the early mosaics was composed of small cubes of different colored marbles, the earliest being- confined to the three colors, white, black and yellow, the designs were com- monly geometrical, but gradually figures, flowers, animals, etc., were introduced. Glass began to be used as a material in the making of mosaics at the end of the third century. In the reign of Constantine, this method of decoi-ation became quite prominent in Christian art. From being used to ornament pavements and floors it passed to arch and vault and walls of the newly erected Christian Basilicas. This art continued to flourish during the jNIiddle Ages and, at period of the Renaissance, it may be said to have reached its perfection in the adornment of St. Peter's. It was desired by the projectors of this monument of art, St. Peter's Basilica, that some method of decoration should be chosen that would be impervious to time and the elements; the Mosaic was the only decoration with these requisites, hence, to Pope Sixtus V (1585-1596) we owe the origin of the modern school of Mosaic work, the so-called "Studio dei Mosaici" for the preparation of pictures to decorate the arches, vaults and altars of the great cathedral of Christendom. Under Leo XII this society or guild was permanentlj^ established in the Vatican under the title of "Fabrica di San Pietro." The purpose, therefore, of this institute of art, is that of restoring" and keeping in repair the mosaics that exist, of the ancient churches of Rome. It is in no sense commercial; these works exhibited at the World's Fair are sent only as specimens of work done in leisure hours bj^ the artists of St. Peter's. They are the usual gifts of the Popes to the rulers of the states of Christendom. The Mosaics on exhibition are composed of glass (smalto) a mixture of different minerals, earth and sand, subjected to intense heat in specially constructed furnaces. The shades of color being produced by vary- ing degrees of heat. For delicate work requiring small proportions a special kind of glass called "filato" is used (iSth Century). The process is, briefly, as follows: A frame work is made which is filled with plaster, when the plaster is drjr, the design of the picture is drawn upon it, then little by little a very small section of plaster is removed and in its place a small piece of glass mosaic previously carefully shaped in the required form is filled with a species of stucco. When all the space is filled with these small pieces of glass the surface of the picture is leveled and highly polished with emery powder until the surface reaches the desired lustre. In the Roman Mosaic Laboratory 22,000 different shades of color are manufactured. The present director under whose supervision these Mosaics are made is Prof. Salvatore Nobili. 1. Saint Peter, Copy of painting by Guide Reni, Galleria Borghese. 2. Pius IX. A speaking portrait of the great pontiff, predecessor of Leo XIII. 3. The "Ecce Homo." Christ presented by Pilate to the pity of the People, copy of Guido Reni's famous picture in the Galleria Corsini, Rome. 4- An Arab of the Desert. 5- Bouquet of Flowers. Attention is called to the color effects. 5. St. Peter's Basilica at Rome, with Papal Carriage and Guard in procession. This small picture is a marvel of the ^Vlosaic art. 7- Bouquet of Flowers. Marvelous fidelity of detail. S. Appian Way, showing the tomb of Metellus and the ruins of the Castle of the Gaetani. }• Black Marble Inlaid Table. One of the most beautiful specimens of its kind. 72 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY ^ . 10. Mosaic in process of construction. Raphael's "Madonna of the Chair," show- ing method of work. 11. Bouquet of Flowers. Copies from nature. 12. Mosaic of the Roman Forum, showing the Temple of Saturn and the Basilica Julia. 13. Garland of Flowers from the Campania. 14. "The Coliseum." 15. A Swiss Guard in Costume. 16. Garland of Poppies. 17. The Arch of Titus, in process of construction. The table beneath is a Mosaic workman's bench, showing his simple tools and the design upon which the minute work is modeled. The cabinet contains specimens of the various pieces which are fitted into the matrix. 18. The Barabino Madonna, from the original in the Royal Palace of Monza. 19. The Roman Forum. 20. The Bridge and Castle of St. Angelo. 21. The Cloaca Maxima and Temple of Hercules. 22. The Via Sacra. 23. The Arch of Constantine. 24. The Church of St. John Lateran. 25. The Coliseum. 26. The Pantheon, dedicated to all the gods. 27. The Basilica of St. Peter. 28. Bouquet of Flowers. 29. Copy of an ancient Roman Mosaic, Subject: "Pigeons at a Fountain." 30. Dish of Fruit. ROOM 208. 31. Flowers. 32. Model of Byzantine Mosaics, used in the Basilica of St. John Lateran. 33. The same, varied pattern. 34. The Pantheon. 35. Sam.e as No. 32, varied pattern. 36. Fruits in glass dish. 37. Latest Photograph of Pope Pius X, with autograph congratulations to the St. Louis University of St. Louis, Mo., on the celebration of the 75th year 01 its existence, or Diamond Jubilee, June, 1904. 38. The Basilica of St. Peter and the Vatican Palace. 39. Same as 32, varied pattern. 40. St. John Lateran Church and Palace with Baptistery. 41. Same as 32, varied pattern. 42. Same as 32, varied pattern. 43. Same at 32, varied pattern. 44. The Madonna Sistine, original by Raphael in the Dresden Gallery. 45. Death mask of Pope Leo XIII. 46. Cast of Hand of the late Pope Leo XIII. 47. Madonna del Gran Duca, original by Raphael, in the Pitti Palace, Florence. 49. Madonna of the Chair, Raphael Painting. Copy. QUEEN'S JUBILEE PRESENTS SPECIAL EXHIBIT. THE VICTORIAN JUBILEE TRIBUTES. (QUEEN'S JUBILEE PRESENTS). Exhibited by special favor of His Royal Majesty Kdward VII, through irrangement effected by Miss Florence Hayward, Special Commissioner. HALL OF CONGRESSES, LIBRARY BUILDING. The Royal Presents included in this collection, by the gracious permission of His tiajesty King Edward VII., chiefly consist of gifts made to Her ]\Iajesty, the late Queen Victoria, on the occasion of the Jubilee Celebrations of 1887 and 1897. Of these the ;reater number have come from India, where native princes of all grades and representa- ives of all nationalities and religions vied with each other in offering to Her Majesty the plendid tribute of her Indian Empire. These Indian presents are of great interest, not merely on account of the precious netals and rare woods in which they are often worked, but as showing how in recent ears European ideas have influenced native Indian art, which, however, in many in- tances, is represented in its most characteristic and unaft'ected form. The remainder of the collection includes gifts oft'ered by the representatives of the British Colonies, many of them richly illuminated addresses, often enclosed in caskets landsomely worked in metal or in native woods, or, as in the case of Cape Colony, repre- ented by a magnificent screen of ostrich feathers, by objects which recall an important ndustry of the Colony. Many of the presents were exhibited at the Imperial Institute in connection with the ubilee of 1897, and a certain number were afterwards shown in the Branch of the Victoria nd Albert Museum at Bethnal Green. These presents form only a small proportion of the thousands sent from every part of he British Empire, which are now included in the Royal collections at Buckingham ^alace, Windsor Castle, Osborne and Sandringham. The selection and arrangement of the present collection has been entrusted by His Vlajesty the King to Professor Wvndham Dunstan, F.R.S,, Director of the Imperial nstitute, and Sir C. Purdon Clarke, CLE., F.S.A., Director of the Victoria and Vlbert Museum. CASE A. Carved and inlaid sandal-wood casket, containing address. From the Vaishya Con- ference, ]\Ieerut. Carved wood and ivory casket, with address. From the Inhabitants of Mahim Kelva, Bombay Presidencj'. 74 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY Inlaid wood casket, with address and translation in bag. From the Institute Club, Aligarh. ! Inlaid ivory casket on four silver feet, with address in tinsel bag. From the Munici- I pality of Godhra. i Ivory inlaid sandal-wood casket on four silver feet, with address and signatures, i Loose green velvet cover. From the Residents of Etah. i Carved wood and ivory casket, containing cylindrical silver case, with address. From | the Sardar Davar Edalji Khurshedji IMotti and the Parsi Comninnit\' of Surat. \ Silver-mounted cylindrical bamboo case, containing address. From the tenants of the Setabganj Estate, Dinagepur, Bengal. i Silver cylindrical case, containing address. From the Chief of Tharad, N. W. Prov- I inces and Oudh. | Silver cylindrical case, with address, on carved wood stand, with silver feet. From : the Chief of Phaltan. I I Ivory bust of H. R. H. Prince Consort. From Lady Bloomfield. | Silver-covered casket, with address. From the Rajah of Bobbili. { Silver cylindrical case, with address, on a silver block stand. From the Municipal Committee and District Coimcils in the Central Provinces. \ Carved and inlaid sandal-wood casket, with address and translation on white satin, i From the Deva Nagri Association of Aleerut. i 1 Ivory casket, with address and translation. From the Mahommedan Ladies of Ben- ! gal, Behar, etc. • I Carved ivory tube, containing address and translation. From the Santana Dharma | Sabha, Lahore. 1 Ivory case, containing address and translation, on stand. From the Ahl-i Hadis. Carved ebony box, inlaid with ivory, silver mounted and containing translation of address. From the ]\Iunicipal Committee, Delhi. Sandal-wood box, with ivory ornament, containing address and signatures. From the people of the Raniganj District of Burdwan. Ivory writing desk, fitted with tray, three ink bottles with pearl tops and four drawers, ornamented with gold and painted plaques, containing translation of ad- 1 dress. From the Khan Bahadur Nawab Mahomed jNIahmud Ali Khan Rao of Chitari, Bulandshahr, N. W. Provinces. Silver casket, containing an address, with wood stand. From the Zemendars, Land- J holders and Inhabitants of Nagpur, Central Provinces. CASE B. Iron casket, inlaid with gold and silver, containing address and translation. From the Press Association, Sialkot, Punjab. Iron casket, inlaid with gold and silver, containing address and translation. From tlie Residents of Gujrat District, Punjab. Iron casket and key, damascened in silver and gold, textile bag containing trans- lation and address. From the Municipal Commissioners ol' Jhchun and Pind Dadani Khan, and the District Board, Jhelum, Punjab. Silver casket and key, with gold ornament on top. Royal Coat of Arms and figures in relief on sides and ends. From the Inhabitants of Poonali, Bombay. Carved ebony inlaid box, containing adaptations of National Anthem in Punjabi Hin(histani and Roman Oordoo. From Portab Sing and Bishu Sing, Sikh, School Boys of the Village of Mandyani, Punjab. QUEEN'S JUBILEE PRESENTS /-■> Jilver-mounted bamboo case, containing address. From the Municipality of Sher- pur, Bengal. Jilver and wood casket, in shape of a palanquin. From the Inhabitants of the City and District of Saugor, Central Provinces. Silver-mounted carved wood box and key, containing three addresses, two transla- tions and a roll of signatures. From the Inhabitants of Buduan and the Munici- pal Board of Buduan, N. W. Provinces. iteel casket and king key, inlaid with gold and silver, containing address. From Sheikh Hafiz Abdul Karim Khan Bahadur, INIeerut, Bengal. ^urple and gold embroidered bag, containing address with translation and roll of signatures. From the City and District of Ballia. Jilver-gilt casket, with inscription on lid. From the Maharaja Sir Pertab Singh, K. C. S. I. Jilver-mounted glass case, containing address in velvet and gold embroidered bag. From the [Members of the Ancient Royal Family of Oudh. Jilver casket, with inscription on the front with address. From the Free Masons' Lodge, Victoria, Burmah. very case on stand, with address. From the Municipal Commissioners of the Town and Inhabitants of the District of Sylhet, Assam. ;jarved wood casket, ornamented with mother-o'pearl and silver, with address and translation of the address, and signatures in book, also silver-gilt case. From the Inhabitants of Saharanpur, N. W. Provinces. ;)arved sandal-wood casket, in the form of an Indian temple, with address. From the Inhabitants of Ahmedabad City and Camp, Bombay. silver-gilt case, mounted on ivory stand. From the Chiefs of Kathiawar, through their Highnesses the Thakore of ]\Iorvi, the Thakore of Limri and the Thakore Sahib of Gondal. CASE C. silver overlaid box, containing an address, translation and signatures. From the Wazira Family, Oudh. Jilver engraved case, containing address. From the Raja of Sunth, Bombay, silver case, with address and translation. From the Raja of Rampur. Sattle axe, damascened with gold. From the Raja Pertab Narain Singh Deo Bahadur of Jushpore in Chota Xagpore, Central Provinces. silver-mounted cylindrical bamboo case, on claw feet, with address and signatures. From the Inhabitants of the Municipality of Jamalpur. Silver octagonal tray, bordered with red and green beads. Large silver octagonal tray. Silver tray, square, raised ornament. ^n address on a silver ornamented plate. From the Prabhu Community, Bombay. Silver parcel-gilt box, containing address and translation, also ode and translation. From the Inhabitants of the Azamgarh District, N. W. Provinces. tnlail wooden box, containing address and translation. From the Residents of Chiniot, in Jhang District, Punjab. Bronze fan-shaped reflector. Sandal-wood inlaid case, with engraved plate, containing address. From the Citizens of Anklewar, Broach District, Bombay. 76 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY Two sandal-wood chowries, and two ivory ditto. Silver cylindrical case, with raised flowers, containing address. From the Inhabitants of Dinagepore Town and District, Bengal. ' Silver case, containing an address. From H. H. the Maharaja of Idar, and other Chiefs in Marikantha Agency. Model of a lighthouse, silver parcel gilt, containing address. From the Raja of ■ Kolhapur. Carved and inlaid sandal-wood casket, containing an address. From the Beni Israel I Community of Poonah, Bombay. | Bamboo and silver case, containing an address on vellum. From the Municipal Com- i missioners, Mozufiferpore, Bengal. Silver case, containing an address. From the Residents of the Town and District of : Gujranwala. Punjab. ' Engraved silver cylindrical case with address. From the Residents of the District i of Mj'mensing. Bengal. Silver and silver-gilt case, containing an address and translation. From the Municipal City and District of JNIultan, Punjab. A richly embossed silver case. From the University of Bombay. i Worsted box, containing two Indian shawls, address and translation. From Vichar ; Sabha Ahuwalian of Rawal Pindi, Punjab. I CASE D. . I A dish, Kienlung Imperial Pottery, China. From the Chinese Ambassador in London. , Set of white jade ornaments, consisting of incense burner and cover; incense box and cover; and incense bottle, on rosewood stand. Carved sceptre, white jade, with red silk tassels and beads. Block of white jade, carved in parts, on rosewood stand. I Silver and gilt chased casket, containing address. From the Jewish Community in SingalJore. Silver cylindrical case, containing address and signatures. From the British Com- munity in Canton, China. Pair of metal incense vases and covers. From the King of Corea. A prayer printed on white satin, on ivory and silver mounted rollers, enclosed in an openwork silver casket, and letter. From the Loyal Parsee Community of Hong Kong. An address engraved on a silver plate, in an ivory frame, with gold crown set with diamonds, on ebony standards and plinth. From the leaiHng jNlcnibers of the JNlalay, Chinese, Cingalese, Hindu and Selangor Communities. Silver cylindrical case with Chinese inscription, containing address and translation. From Her Majesty's subjects in Singapore. Address in Chinese and English, surmounted by a lion and unicorn and gold filigree work, on a carved stand. I'Vom the Penang Literary Association. Silver chased cylindrical case, containing address on vellum. From the Chamber of Commerce, Singapore. CASE E. Silver cylindrical case, with address mounted on violet silk. From the Local Board of the 24 Pergannahs. QUEEN'S JUBILEE PRESENTS Iver bust of Her Majesty. From Dinshah Ardeshir Taleyarkhan and Sunabai Din- shahji Taleyarkhan. Iver parcel-gilt case, containing address and translation on satin. From the Mem- bers of the [Municipal Committee of Lahore, Punjab. Iver box, with address in bag. From the Municipality of Chiplun. Iver cylindrical case, containing address. From the Chiefs of the Southern Mar- atha Country States. Iver oval casket, containing address and translation. From H. H. the Dewan of Palanpur, Bombay. laid ivory casket, with address. From the Mahommedans of the City of Ahme- dabad. Iver cylindrical case on a silver stand, with address. From the Raja of Devgud Barja State. Iver box, on a stand overlaid with silver, with address and translation. From the Residents of Tahsil Bansgoan. icquered casket with ivory ornaments, containing list of names. From the Resi- dents of Dera Ismail Khan. Idress in embroidered velvet and tinsel bag. From the Municipality of Hyderabad, Sind. Iver-mounted cylindrical bamboo case on feet, with address. From the Bengal Provincial Conference. ^ood casket on four silver feet. From the Nugger Seth and Hindu Community of Surat. Iver-mounted cylindrical bamboo case, with address. From the Municipality of Patna. Iver box, with address and signatures. From the Residents of the Alm.ora District. Iver and gilt box, with address. From Thakar Narain Singh of Paror, Shahjehanpur. Iver cylindrical case, with address and translation. From the Mussulman Subjects of Poona. ddress and signatures in an embroidered blue and velvet bag. From the Moham- medan, Hindu and Christian Inhabitants of ^lurshedabad. Iver-mounted casket, with address. From the Maharaja of Orcha. liver cylindrical case, with address. From the Municipality of Karachi. ilver cylindrical case, with address, two copies and list of signatures. From the Pargana and Village Officers of the Amraoti District. ainted box, with address and signatures. From the Residents of Jaunpore. ddress in Hindustani on vellum, with portraits of the Queen. From Mahommedan Proprietors and Editors of the Urdu, Persian and English Press in Behar and Bengal. Iver casket representing an Indian temple and stand. From the District and Taluka Local Boards, and Municipal Committees within the Bijapur Collectorate, Bom- bay. Iver-gilt casket, in the shape of a column, enclosed in a silver-mounted wooden box. jl'rom the Freemasons of Allahabad. jjiver tray and standards to support address, filigree work, with birds, butterflies, II etc., kincob cover, outer case. From the Rangpur Arya Dharma Sabha, Bengal. DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY CASE F. Embroidered silk covered box, with address and translation. From the Pandits of Delhi. Silver ornamented case. From the Members of the Lucknow Institute. Silver case, containing three copies of address. From the Municipal Committee of; Dnmraon, Bengal. > Silver case with silver-gilt monogram, containing an address. From the Southern! Alahratta Countr}-, Bombay. I I Carved wood and ivory casket on four silver feet, with address. From the Inhabi-j tauts of jNIehmedabad. 1 Silvei and gilt casket in the shape of an umbrella, containing address on satin: gold embroidered. From the Inhabitants of Adjodhya and the Fyzabad Dis-i trict, N. W. Provinces. | Embossed silver case, with address. From the Inhabitants of the District of Chittaj gong, Bengal. I Silver perforated cylindrical case, with address. From the Inhabitants of the Nimaii District, Central Provinces. Silver-motmted bamboo case, with address. From the Residents of Sasaram Subi division of Shahabad, Bengal. j Silver-gilt case with raised cross, etc., containing an address. From the Chaplainij to the Queen, in Scotland. Sil'ver box, with address. From the Inhabitants of the Town of Banda, N. WI Provinces. < Silver cylindrical case, with address. From the Parsee Community of Calcutta. Embroidered blue velvet casket, containing an address, translation and a book o signatures. From the Residents of the Town of Delhi. Silver-gilt openwork casket, with address and translation. From the Inhabitants o, the Bahraich District, N. W. Provinces. Silver case, containing address and translation. From Babu Rahihidad Khan an' Babu Abdulabad Khan, of Sidhari, Azimgarh, N. W. Provinces. Silver cylindrical case, with address and translation. From the Residents of Simla. ■ Silver cylindrical case on feet, with address and translation. From the Rungapori Branch of Central National Mahommedan Association, Bengal. Silver-mounted cylindrical bamboo case, with address. From the Municipality c Bark in the District of Patna. Silver cylindrical case, with address. From the Raja Saheb of Bansda. Silver casket, containing address and translation. From the Municipal Commissior ers and Residents of the Town of Fatehpar, and the Native Gentry of Fatehpa X. W. Provinces. Silver filigree case with gilt mounts, containing address and list of subscribers. Froi the Inhabitants and Residents of Travancore. CASE G. Silver-gilt salver, scent syringe, spice box in six compartments, small inkstand. Fro: H. H. the lAIaharaja Holkar of Indorc, G. C. S. I. Silver parcel-gilt casket, containing address in bag and translation. From the Mi nicipal Committee of Simipat, Delhi District. Silver-gilt tray ^ith dolphin feet. From the Residents of Mirsapur, N. W. Province QUEEN'S JUBILEE PRESENTS silver casket, containing an address and translation, also a poem and translation. From the Cantonment of Nowgong. embroidered bag, red velvet, containing address, two sheets and translation. From tiie Members of the Sanskirt Viddyai, etc. silver filagree casket and stand, with address. From Sir Luchmessur Sing Baha- door, ^laharaja of Durbhanga, K. C. I. E., Province of Behar, Bengal. L.arge ivory casket, gilt mounts and key, containing address and a book record of tlie Jubilee proceedings in Bombaj^ in velvet cover.s. From the Mimicipalitj^ of Uomba-y. silver casket, richly ornamented, containing address. From the Citizens of Benares, N. W. Provinces. Richly embroidered green velvet bag, with address and translation. From the Dis- trict Board, Agra. iron casket, damascened with gold, containing address and key. From the Raja and People of Bamra. silver case in the form of a pillar, with base and cap, containing address and transla- tion. From Inhabitants of the Kirwi District. X. \\'. Provinces. silver casket, ornamented and gilt inside, containing address. From Rajah of Bob- bih in the A'izagapatam District, ^Madras. Sandal-wood casket overlaid with silver, containing address. From Rajah of Bobbin in the \*izagapatam District, [Madras. Large silver casket, containing an address. From the Inhabitants of Rangoon, Burma. CASE H. Silver oval casket, with jasper lid, two silver bands. From Raja Runybeer Singh of ^laihar. Silver casket in the form of a palanquin, containing two addresses and translations. From the Allahabad District, N. \V. Provinces. Silver and gilt box, with address and a loose silver cover. From the Members of the Kurmi Sadar Sadha, Lncknow. add and silver chased case, with address. From Raja Sir Sudhal Deb, K. C. I. E., Feudatory Chief of Banra. Silver covered casket, with an address and translation. From the Inhabitants of the Xaini Tal District. N. W. Provinces. Silver cylindrical case, containing address and signatures. From the British Subjects of Radhanpur State. Silver filigree casket, heart shaped, containing address. From H. H. the Nawab Bismillah Khan Bahdur Babi of Radhanpur. Bombay. Silver and gilt casket, containing an address and translation. From the Residents of Unao. 3val silver tray with two figures bearing a silver cylindrical case, with address, trans- lation, roll of signatures and stand. From the Inhabitants of Sitapur, N. W. Provinces. iilver-gilt openwork box with three plaques of Indian views on lid, containing address and translation. From the Inhabitants of ]\[uttra and District, N. W. Provinces. silver cylindrical case, containing an address. From the District of Shahabad. lilver casket, containing an address and translation with signatures. From the Resi- ilents of Fatehpur. 80 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY Silver casket and stand. From the Good Templars of India. Gold-embroidered red velvet bag, with address and translation. From the Residents of Ferozabad, Hyderabad. Silver casket, containing an address and two keys. From the Inhabitants of Rai Bareli. Damascened gold and silver casket, containing an address in a silver tube, with keys. From the Punjab Journalists and Publishers, Lahore. Engraved silver casket on velvet and silver stand, containing address. Gold damascened casket, containing an address and translation with loose cover. From Her Majesty's Loyal Sikhs of the Punjab, and elsewhere. CASE L Gold casket, containing address. From the Provost, Magistrates and Commission- ers of the Burgh of Govan. Gold casket, with monogram on front, composed of brown, yellow and white Cape diamonds, encircled by a laurel wreath, with bullion cord and tassels. From the Government of the Cape of Good Hope. Gold calabash, on plush stand. From the Native Ladies' Social Club, Lagos, Gold Coast Colony. Gold medal struck in commemoration of the Jubilee, in a velvet case. From the British Community in the Argentine Republic. Gold case containing address, and seal. From H. H. the Rao of Cutch, G. C. I. E. An address and signatures, in wooden covers with crest and lettering set in diamonds on the front. From the London Committee of Deputies of British Jews. Gold-mounted cylindrical bamboo case, with address. From the Singapore Chamber of Commerce. Silver parcel-gilt casket, studded with seven diamonds, containing address, with let- ter and stand. From the Mayor and Town Council of Beaconsfield, Griqualand i West. Silver casket, containing an address, sheet of signatures and a gold medal. From the Inhabitants of Trinidad. Gold casket, containing an address. From the Lord Provost, Magistrates and Coun- cil of the City of Edinburgh. Inlaid casket, containing an address in a cylindrical gold box, and key. From the Chief of Bhor. * Carved ivory casket, ornamented with gems, gold mounts and gold key. From the I'resident and Legislative Council of Ccj-lon. Small gold box, containing an address on an enameled gold plate. From the Mu- nicipality of Colombo. A gold and silver medal, struck in commemoration of the Jubilee. From Sir West Ridgeway, Governor of Cejdon. Gold casket, containing an address. From the Burgh of Coatbridge, N. B. Gold casket, containing an address and sheet of signatures. From Her Majesty s Malay Subjects in the Transvaal. Casket, silver mounted, containing an address. From the Jews of New South Wales. A tiger's skull, mounted with a gold timepiece, barometer, inkstand, penwiper and stand. From H. E. the Prime IMinister of Ilj'derabad. Walnut and satin-wood casket, with ormolu mounts and gold key, containing two addresses and two lists of signatures. From the Citizens of Kingstown, Jamaica J QUEEN'S JUBILEE PRESENTS SI nassive ivory casket, supported by four Corinthian pillars of gold, and enriched with plaques of gold and crocidolite, containing an address. The plaques are in- scribed with the words "Loyalty," "Unity," "Love" and "Devotion." Upon the lid of the casket is a golden spray composed of the rose, shamrock and thistle. These national emblems are studded with 212 diamonds — polished and rough — from the Mines of Kimberley. The names of the mines appear on four small gold plates at the sides of the lid. The casket is lined throughout with white ostrich feathers, and has a case of crocodile hide. From the Town of Kimberley, Smitli Africa. CASE J. er casket, containing an address and four sheets of signatures. From the Ma- hommodan Subjects of Rangoon. •er casket, in the shape of a fish. From the Mahommedans of the District of Monghyr. tial trumpet, ivory, gold mounted. From the Karens of Burmah. er casket, containing an address. From the Khalsa Community, Quetta. er cylindrical case, with address and translation. From the Residents of Shw^eg- in, Lower lUirmah. lagger-shaped ivory paper knife. er cylindrical case, with address. From the Mahommedan Community of Surat. er cylindrical case, with address and signatures. From the Municipality of S!iolapur. d embroidered silk bag, containing address. From the Central Committee of the National Association for Supplj-ing ]\ledical Aid to the Women of India rl embroidered bag, containing an address and translation. From the Inhabitants of Benares. ved wood cylindrical case, mounted on carved ivory and wood stand on four gilt feet, with an address. From the ^lunicipal Corporation of the City of Ahmedabad. lid ivory casket and stand, with address and key. From the Municipal Corpora- tion of the City of Surat, Bombay. ique carved ivory casket, with address and translation. From Babu Khem Singh Bccli, C. L E., and others, on behalf of the Sikh Community. er casket, containing address with seal. From the Raja Raghobir Singh. "ee silver jeweled elephants bearing casket, containing address, mounted on ebony case. From tlie Inhal^itants of Ceylon. ved wood cylindrical case, on an inlaid and carved plinth on silver feet, with an address. From the jMunicipalit}' and Citizens' of Naraid. er cylindrical case, containing address mounted on violet velvet. From the Indian .Association of Calcutta. er cylindrical case, containing address with signatures. From the Nugger Seth and Hindu Community of Surat. er parcel-gilt case, containing translation of address. From the Members of the District Board, Lahore, Punjab. er cylindrical case, containing address. From the Municipality of Dholka. er prayer-wheel casket, containing address. From the Municipality of Darjeeling. i> silver jugs and two silver cups, studded with turquoises, and stands. From H. H. the Thakor of Limri. DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY Marble casket, with mosaic flowers on lid. From the Residents of Etawah, N. W I'rovinces. Carved gilt inlaid casket, with address and key. From the Municipality of Pand harpur. Carved ivory casket, with address. From the Murshidabad Association. : Silver casket. From 31,000,000 Inhabitants of the Madras Presidency. CASE K. I i Oblong silver case, with inscription on lid, containing address. From the Bombal Prcsi'Icnc}'. Silver cylindrical case, with silver-gilt mounting, containing address. From the Raj, 01 Nanpara. Silver casket, with applied filigree work, containing addresses and a translation. Fror the District Board, Farrukhal^ad. ; Silver parcel-gilt casket, in the shape of a fish, with stand. From the Members c llic I'.ilgram Institute. Oiidh. I Carved wood and silver bound casket, with thirteen plaques on sides, and lid cl painted views, eontaining a covered tin case and key. two cuiter covers. Froii the Artizans employed in the Colonial and Indian Exhibiti<")n of 1S86. { Gold embroidered red silk bag, containing address on white satin. From the Rajal i-Am Association of Lncknow. Silver cylindrical case, highly chased, containing address and roll of signatures. Froi tlie District of Amraoti, Berar. Silver parcel-gilt box, with address. From the Inhabitants of Gorakpur, N. V Provinces. Small bidri ware vase and cover, inlaid with silver. Plate, bidri ware. Two octagonal boxes, damascened in gold, with drop handles, two keys. Large vase and cover, inlaid with silver. Hookah base, inlaid with silver. Small enam.eled dish with vase and cover, jeweled, six diamonds on knob of cov and tlilrty-two small plate diamonds round lower part of vase. Inlaid ivory jewel box, lined with black velvet, with two trays containing addre; and key. Oval silver chased box, stone in lid. Silver and jasper inkstand, horse-shoe shaped. From the Nawab Amir-i-Akbf Osnian-Jah-llahadur. Gold embroidered green velvet bag, with address, translation and roll of signatun From the Residents of Mirzaporc. N. ^^'. Pro\ inccs. Iron casket, damascened in gold, with key. From the Members of the Indian As5 eialion, Lahore, Punjab. Silver casket, in the form of an Indian temple, on wooden stand, containing an c dress, translation and a printed description of the Hoisel, Ishvara Temidc. I'l' Mysore and Bangalore. M QUEEN'S JUBILEE PRESENTS 83 CASE L. jraved silver casket, containing address and translation, and key. From the In- habitants of Aligarh, N. W. Provinces. er cylindrical case, with address. From the Bombay East Indian Association, broidered velvet bag, with address and translation. From the Members of the Rifah-i-Am Association of Lucknow. Ali .Mirza and Other Inhabitants of Mnrsliidabad. er-gilt casket, with raised ornament, containing two addresses and translation. en velvet bag, embroidered with pearls, containing an address. From Hassan From the (lentlewonicn of Shahjelianpur and the Municipal Bctard of Shahjehan- piir, >r. ^\^ Provinces. er box, containing an address. From the Chief of Wao. er cylindrical case, with address. From the Residents of Thana, Bombay Presi- denc}-. er-mounted cylindrical bamboo case, with address. From the Inhabitants of the Distriet nf Sonthal Parganas in Bengal. er-gilt case, raised ornament, containing address. From the Inhabitants of the District of Gonda in Oudh. ved sandal-wood casket, containing two yellow silk sheets of Sanscrit verses, and translatimi. From Flis Eminence the Gurn of the Religious Matt at vSringeri, Mysore. er box, containing an address on six cards, and a seal, in two bags. broidered blue casket, containing an address and translation in an embroidered cover, witli a trav en suite. From the Descendants of the Ex-Royal Famil}- of Delhi. er-mounted bamboo case, with engraved plate, containing address and transla- tion. er casket, ornamented with forts, etc., containing address and signatures. From the Inhabitants of Admednagar, in the Deccan, Bombay. ck wood box, ornamented with engraved and pierced ivory, containing address and key. From the Members of the Bombay Native Piece Goods Merchants' Association. Bombay. t silver casket, containing address. From the Mahommedan Community, Penang. er cylindrical case, with address and signatures. From the Municipal Commis- sioners and Tnliabitants of Shikapur. er embossed case, Vv'ith an address. From the Chamber of Commerce of Ceylon. er casket, with raised gold ornament, containing address and translation. From the Radha Persabad Singh. [Maharaja of Dnmraon, Behar, BengaL CASE M. er perforated casket, containing silver cylindrical case with an address. From II. II. llie Mir h'aiz Mohammed Khan Talpur. ited oval silver parcel-gilt tray. er filigree case, with the address. From the Inhabitants of Cuttack. jer cylindrical case, with address and signatures. From the Citizens of Karachi. 84 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY Silver casket, containing illuminated address with Arabic writing, two letters. | Gilt-mounted wood casket, containing address. From the Jain Community of Delhi] Silver filgree case, with address. From the Raja of Talchere, Orissa, Bengal. ■ Silver cylindrical case and stand, with address. From H. H. the Raja of Rajpipla. Silver-gilt tray, with address engraved upon it. From H. H. the Nizam of Hyderabad' G. C. S. T. ; Silver casket, containing address and list of names. From the Indigenous Indiail Press. ] Silver casket, containing an address and signatures, on stand. From the Talakdari and Tliakdors of Guzerat. Bombay. Silver casket, with address and signatures. From the Inhabitants of Sultanpur. Blue velvet covered casket, containing address and translation in gilt, and glaze frame witli gilt folding' doors. Silver plate, with an engraved address. From Syud Gazunfer Ali Khan of Lucknow Silver plate, with an engraved address. Prom Syud Afzul Ali Khan, O' Lucknow. I Silver cylindrical case, with address, translation and signatures. From the Municipcj Committee of Peshawar. ' Silver box, containing address and seal. From H. H. the Maharaja of Benares. ' Silver cylindrical case, with address. From the Members of the Kyastha Sabh; Fatehpur. ' Carved ebony casket, with silver plaques and handles, and stand. From the Free masons of tlie Punjab. CASE N. Octagonal silver tray. Carved wood casket. From the Residents of Simla. Carved sandal-wood casket, with gilt plates, containing address and key. From tl Jain Community of Dellii. N. \V. Provinces. Silver overlaid casket, with gilt plates, containing address and key. Fio the Jain Community of Delhi, N.VV. Provinces. Carved ivory box, containing address and key. From the Missionaries and Nati\ Christians in the- Punjab. Oblong silver casket, with raised flower decorations, containing an address and ke iMiim llie Inhal^itants (if Ghazipur.-X. ^\^ Provinces. Richly carved ebony casket, containing address, translation, and key. From the I habitants of Kasliipnr in the District of Terai. X. W. Provinces. Silver casket, containing address and translation. From the Residents of the Di trict of Etali. X. W. I'rovinces. Silver box with key, containing address with signatures. From the Residents Peshawar f)istrict. Pimjab. Painted wood box and key, with address, translation and signatures. From the M nicipal and District Board, Jauni>nr. X. W. I^rovinces. Box inlaid with silver, and key, containing address and translation. From the Re: dents of tlie Citv and District ni IMlibliit, X. W. Provinces. QUEEN'S JUBILEE PRESENTS Circular silver stand, with gallery. From the Jalso-i-Tahzeb, Lucknow. jrold embroidered green velvet bag, containing address and translation. From the Teacliers and Students of Agra College. Bag, containing addre^ss. From the Municipal Commissioners of Barh. Carved and engraved ivory casket, fitted as a work-box and writing case, with three keys. From II. H. the Maharaja of Kucli Bcliar. silver case, containing an'address. From the Raja of Chota Udipur, Bombay. silver cylindrical case, containing address. From the Municipality of Viramgam. silver parcel-gilt tray. From the Residents, etc., of Partargarh, Oudh. silver casket, with silver-gilt mounts, containing address and key. From the Bom- bay Merchants in Singapore. Dblong silver casket, with raised ornaments, containing address. From the Municipal ]')Oard of Ghazipur, X. W. Provinces. Darved wood and ivory casket, on silver feet, containing address and signatures. From tlie Gnjerat Ladies" Club and Women of Ahmedabad Cit\'. Darved sandal-wood casket, containing address, translation and key. Carved sandal-wood box, containing address, kincob cover. From the Kanara Forest ' Associatitiii, ]'>oml)ay. CASE O. jrold casket, made from about 30 ounces of the finest nuggets of West Africa, and manufactured li}' nati\e smitiis. From tlie G("j\"ernment oi the Gold Coast Colony. jold box, containing address. From Birsingh Deo. jold cylindrical case, set with 14 brilliants at the ends, containing an address. From Lok Singh. kn address, in a blue morocco cover with gilt mounts set with diamonds and. other preciciu.s .^tones. in an nak case. Fmrn the Borough of Reading. jold casket, containing an address. From the Town Council of Glasgow. Silver casket, containing an address with seal attached. From the City of Liverpool. 3et of three medals, struck in commemoration of the Jubilee, on velvet stand. From the Royal Mint. add and silver ornamented casket, containing an address, a silver medal, gold chain with booklet attached and stand; in a bird's-eye maple cabinet with silver plate. From the Maym- and Ci irpc iration of the City uf ToiMiitn. silver casket, containing an address. From the Ladies' Kennel Association, silver-gilt casket, containing an illuminated address with photograph, and stand with >ilver-gilt and enameled casket, containing address with seal and stand. From the Borough of Reading. I'vory and silver-gilt casket, jeweled and enameled, surmounted with jeweled silver- gilt Royal Coat of Arms, on marble stand. From the I5orough of Royal Leam- 1 ington Spa. Narge wooden casket, supported by four metal swans on blocks of gold quartz, con- taining address and gold kej-. From the Legislative Council and Legislative As- sembly of Western Australia. 86 DEPARTMENT N— ANTHROPOLOGY An address on a gold plaque, made from the gold and set with the diamonds taken from tlic Randt Dislrirt. in n case with (Irinrs. I'Voni .^5.000 I'.ritisli J^uhjocts in tlu' 'I'ransvaal. Fourteen Nepaulese gold coins, on stand. From Sir Bir Shumshere of Nepaul. ROYAL SADDLERY, THE GIFTS OF INDIAN RAJAS AND PRINCES TO H. R. H. tiic Prince of Wales, now H. M. King Edward VI T. CASE P. , Saddle-cloth, blue velvet, gold embroidery, enriched with precious stones. Head-stall | and plume. Breast-ornament, gold plates. Saddle, blue velvet, gold embroidered. Holsters (two). Stirrups (two). Crupper. Trapping. Saddle-cloth. Saddle. Stir- rups. Head-stall. Bit and trappings (four pieces). Head-ornament (silver). Crupper. Fly flapper or "chauri." Riding-whip, gold, pearls in handle. Riding- whip, gold. Camel-whip, gold. CASE. Q. Saddle, purple velvet, gold embroidered. Stirrups (two), attached to saddle. Saddle- cloth. Saddle, black velvet, gold embroidered. Stirrups (two), with red hand. Trappings, gold embroidered. Bit and reins. Head-stall. Saddle-pad. l'rea.'. Page. lited States 11 azil 21 anada 21 iba 21 ince 22 •rmany 30 Cguntry. Page. Great Britain 33 Italy 34 Japan 35 Mexico . , • 36 Model Street 39 CLASSIFICATION. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL ECONOMY. OFFICIAL CLASSIFICATION OF EXHIBITS. UDY AND INVESTIGATION OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CONDITIONS. GROUP 129. Official bureaus and offices. Private bureaus, museums, boards of trade, etc. Economic and social reform associations, congresses. Economic serials, reviews and other publications. Scholastic instruction in economics and social economy. GROUP 130. ECONOMIC RESOURCES AND ORGANIZATION ass 749. Physical resources and characteristics. ass 750. Development of means of transportation. ass 751. Location and organization of industrial enterprises. GROUP 131. STATE REGULATION OF INDUSTRY AND LABOR Regulation of industrial work. Regulation and inspection of factories. Regulation and inspection of mines. Regulation and inspection of other work. GROUP 132. ORGANIZATION OF INDUSTRIAL WORKERS ass 756. Organization of employers. ass 757. Organization of employes. ass 758. Industrial disputes and their settlement. ass 759. Treatment of the unemployed. GROUP 133. METHODS OF INDUSTRIAL REMUNERATION Wage systems, piece wages, premiums, bonuses, etc. Profit sharing. Co-operation or industrial co-partnership. GROUP 134. CO-OPERATIVE INSTITUTIONS (Other than of producers.) ass 763. Co-operative distributive societies. ass 764. Co-operative credit and banking institutions. ass 765. Co-operative building societies. ass 766. Co-operative agricultural societies. 10 CLASSIFICATION. Class ^dj Class 768 Class 769 Class 770 Class 771 Class "^Tz Class ']']2,. Class 774. Class 775. Class 776. Class TT]. GROUP 135. PROVIDENT INSTITUTIONS Banking: national and state supervision of banks. Life insurance. ' Accident insurance. Sickness insurance. Old age and invalidity insurance. P'ire, marine and other insurance of property. GROUP 136. HOUSING OF THE WORKING CLASSES Building and sanitary regulations. Erection of improved dwellings by employers. Erection of improved dwellings by private efforts. Erection of improved dwellings by public authorities. General efforts for betterment of housing conditions. GROUP 137. THE LIQUOR QUESTION Class 778. Legal regulation of the liquor trade. Class 779. Public management of liquor trade. Class 780. Efforts for lessening intemperance. GROUP 138. GENERAL BETTERMENT MOVEMENTS Class 781. Employers' institutions for benefit of employes. Class 782. Social settlements. Class 783. Societies: humane, institutional, church and other. GROUP 139. CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS Class 784. Destitute, neglected and delinquent children. Class 785. Institutional care of destitute adults. Class 786. Care and relief of needy families in their homes. Class 787. Hospitals, dispensaries and nursing. Class 788. The insane, feeble-minded and epileptic. Class 789. Treatment of criminals. Identification of criminals. Class 790. Supervisory and educational movements. GROUP 140. PUBLIC HEALTH Class 791. Sanitary legislation; investigation; literature. Class 792. Prevention of infectious diseases. Sanitary engineering. Class 793. Industrial sanitation. Domestic and public hygiene appliances. Class 794. Food and drug inspection. Class 795. Vital statistics. Class 796. Burial of dead. GROUP 141. MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT Class 797. City organization. Class 798. Protection of life and property. Class 799. Public service industries. Class 800. Streets and sewers. Class 801. Parks, baths, recreation, city beautification, etc. Department O— Social Economy. . UNITED STATES. LOCATION: BLOCKS 5 AND 6. AISLES H AND J. Social Economic Study — Organization. GROUP 129. rUDY AND INVESTIGATION OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC CONDITIONS. tnerican Academy of Political and So- cial Science, Philadelphia, Pa. Publi- cations, Iman, N. P., Meadville, Pa. A series of publications on "Social Economics and Education." 38 Angeles Chamber of Commerce. Photographs, publications. Block 6, aisle I. ;rry, Mason & Co., Boston. Charts showing beautification of school prem- ises. liladelphia Commercial Museum, Phila- delphia. Charts, reports and data on economic resources and organization. (Installed in Palace of Manufactures, No. 23, Third St.) GROUP 130. :ONOMIC RESOURCES AND OR- GANIZATION. acksmith and Wheelwright, New York. Publications. anufacturers' Publishing Co., New York City. Publications. assachusetts Board of Railroad Com- missioners. Charts, photographs. illett & Gray, New York City. Pubh- cations. GROUP 131. PATE REGULATION OF INDUS- TRY AND LABOR. diana, Department of Inspection, In- dianapolis. Charts of state laws, forms and blanks. 5W Jersey Department of Statistics of Labor and Industry, Trenton. Re- ports, labor statistics and photographs >howing labor conditions. ode Island Department of Factory ■ nspection, Providence. Photographs iiid reports. Block 6, aisle i. ite Department of Labor, Topeka, "^as. Reports, bureau of labor and ndustry. State Bureau of Labor, Massachusetts. Photographs and reports. Block 6, aisle I. State Bureau of Labor of Missouri. Monograph, maps, forms, blanks, and reports. State Department of Labor, New York. GROUP 132. ORGANIZATION OF INDUSTRIAL WORKERS. American Federation of Labor, Washing- ton, D. C. Charts, photographs, sta- tistics and reports of the organization. GROUP 135. PROVIDENT INSTITUTIONS. Bank of New York, New York. Charts, photographs, statistics. National Consumers' League, New York, Modern Woodmen of America, Rock Is- land. 111. Charts, statistics, photo- graphs and reports of the organization. Block 5, aisle i. Prudential Insurance Co., The, of Amer- ica, Newark, N. J. Models of Home Ofifice buildings, photographs, publica- tions. Block 6, aisle J. Established in 1875. Transacts Indus- trial and Ordinary business. Issues all forms of life, endowment and annuity contracts. On Jan. ist, 1904, had 5,454,438 policies in force, and $72,712,435 accumu- lated funds. First company in U. S. to establish Industrial, or Family insurance on weekly premium payment plan. Gold Medal, Paris Exposition, 1900. GROUP 136. HOUSING OF THE WORKING CLASSES. Dun, R. G., & Company, New York. Records of failures. Dun's Review. Model Household Nursery. Ruth Ash- ley Hirshfield. Showing the home life of the American child. Block 5, aisle i. Octavia Hill Association, Philadelphia, Pa. For the better housing of the poor, philanthropv and four ner cent. Plymouth Cordage Company, The, North Plymouth. IMass. Photographs, charts,, model of improved dwellings. 12 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. GROUP 137- THE LIQUOR QUESTION. World's and National Woman's Chris- tian Temperance Union, Evanston, 111. Books, photographs, banners, sta- tistics, medals. Block 5, aisle i. GROUP 138. GENERAL BETTERMENT MOVE- MENT. American Humane Education Society, Boston, jNlass. Humane exhibits. Block 5, aisle I. American Society of Political and Social Science, New York. Charts, photo- graphs, etc. American Humane Association, National Society, Boston, Mass. Humane ex- hibits. American Institute of Social Service, New York. Reports, statistics, photo- graphs. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail- way Co., Chicago, 111. Relief depart- ment exhibit. Heinz, H. J., Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Photo- graphs, statistics, models, etc. International Board of Women's and Young Women's Christian Associa- tion, St. Louis, Mo. Photographs of buildings and activities of the associa- tions. League for Social Service, New York City. Photographs, charts, etc. Mohawk and Hudson River Humane So- ciety, Albany, N. Y. Charts and sta- tistics. Block 5, aisle i. National Cash Register Co., Dayton, Ohio. Photographs of buildings and reports of efforts in welfare work among emoloyees. Block 5, aisle J. Pioneer in register making with total output of 380,000 machines. Holds 931 patents covering 20,000 claims. Dayton factory utilizes 32 acres floor space; branch factories in Canada and Germany. Diplomas and highest awards from Chi- cago, Omaha, Paris, Buffalo and Char- leston, where Nationals were adopted. Over 600 Nationals in use at this Fair. National Congress of Mothers, Philadel- phia. Reports, statistics. New York Training School for Deacon- esses, New York. Photographs, ad- ministrative blanks, publications. Peoples' Institute, New York City. Pho- tographs, pul)li cat ions. Salvation Army, The, New York. Pho- tographs of relief institutions, farm col- onies, industrial homes, workman's ho- tels, orphanages. Block 5, aisle i. School of the Social Sciences of the Catholic University of America. Col- lective exhibit of work carried on by institutions of the Catholic Church in the United States, consisting of maps, charts, tables, pamphlets, photo- graphs. Block 5, aisle i. Collabora- tors: Alexian Brothers, Chicago, 111. Xaverian Brothers, Baltimore, Md. Sisters of Charity, Convent Station, N. J. Sisters of Charity, Cleveland, Ohio. Sisters of Charity, Leavenworth, Kans. Sisters of Charity, Missoula, Mont. Sisters of Charity, Montreal, Canada. Sisters of Charity, Nazareth Station, Ky. Sisters of Charity, Emmitsburg, Md. Franciscan Sisters, Glen Riddle, Pa.i Franciscan Sisters, Allegany, N. Y.: Franciscan Sisters, Joliet, 111. I Franciscan Sisters, St. Louis, Mo. ' Franciscan Sisters, Springfield, 111. Franciscan Sisters, Hartwell, Ohio. Franciscan Sisters, Lafayette, Ind. 1 Sisters of the Good Shepherd, San! Antonio, Tex. ] Sisters of the Good Shepherd,j Wheeling. West Va. ' Sisters of the Good Shepherd, St.j Louis, Mo. I Sisters of the Good Shepherd, Bo-( rough of Brooklyn, N. Y. Grey Nuns, Ottowa, Province of Ontario, Canada. Grey Nuns, Montreal, Canada. Grey Nuns, St. Hyacinthe, Province of Quebec. Sisters of the Holy Cross, Notn Dame, Ind. Sisters of St. Mary, St. Louis, Mo. ; Sisters of Mercy, St. Louis, Mo. Sisters of Mercy, Hartford, Conn. Sisters of Mercy, Dubuque, Iowa. Sisters of Mercy, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sisters of Notre Dame, Baltimore Md. (Eastern Province.) Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ Fort Wavne, Ind. Little Sisters of the Poor. Brooklyn N. Y. . . Young Women's Christian Association New York. Photographs, charts, stiv dents' work. GROUP 139- CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS. Arapahoe County Juvenile Court, Der ver. Colo. Charts, photographs an, statistics. 1-Uock 4. aisle s. : Association of Medical Officers ot tn American Institutions for Idiotic an Feeble-minded Persons. Collective ex hibit. Block 5, aisle H. Collabort, tors: I UNITED STATES. 13 Compton's, Miss, Phy s i o 1 o g i c a 1 School for Children of Retarded Mentality. St. Louis, Mo. Craig Colony for Epileptics, Sonyea, N. Y. Emmaus Asylum for Feeble-minded and Epileptics. Indiana School for Feeble-minded Youth, Fort Wayne, Ind. Massachusetts Institution for Feeble- minded Children. Waverly, Mass. Minnesota School for the Feeble- minded, Fairbault, Minn. Passavant Homes for Epileptics, Rochester, Pa. Pennsylvania Epileptic Hospital, Oakburn, Pa. Pennsylvania Institution for Feeble- minded Children, Elwyn, Pa. Rome State Asylum for Unteachable Idiots, Rome, N. Y. St, Anthony's School for Feeble- minded, Nazareth, Mich. Seguin Physiological School, Orange, N. J. Smith's, Dr., Beveral Farm School, Godfrey. 111. State Custodian Asylum for Feeble- minded Women. Newark. N. J. State Institution for Feeble-minded Children. Sj^racuse. N. Y. Western Pennsylvania State Institu- tion for the Feeble-minded, Polk County, Pa. Wisconsin Home for Feeble-minded, Chippewa Falls, Wis. Battle Creek Sanitarium, Battle Creek, Alich. Medical charities and sanita- rium equipment. Block 5, aisle i. Biddle, Cadwalader, Philadelphia, Pa. Pennsylvania Board of Charities and its work. Block 5, aisle i. Chicago Hospital School for Nervous and Delicate Children, Chicago 111. Collective exhibit: Methods and de- vices used in treating sub-normal children. Block 5, aisle i. Charity Organization Society of the City of New York. Charts, maps, statistics and photographs. Block 4, aisle 4. 'hicago Bureau of Charities, Chicago, 111. Charts, photographs and sta- tistics. Block 4, aisle 4. Chicago Juvenile Court, Chicago. 111. Charts, photographs and statistics. Block 4. aisle 5. ollege of Physicians and Surgeons, Medical Department of Illinois State University. Anatomical exhibit. olorado Fuel and Iron Company's Min- J ing Camp. Pueblo. Colo. Sociological i department free kindergartens. Block I, I, aisle A. Colorado State Home for Dependent Children, Denver, Colo. Photographs, grade work, kindergarten and sewing. Block I, aisle A. Colorado State Industrial School for Boys, Golden, Colo. ^lanuscripts, printing, engraving, industrial work. Colorado State Industrial School for Girls, Morrison, Colo. Public school and industrial work. Commission on State Sanitarium for Consumptives of the State of Rhode Island. Photographs, charts and sta- tistics. Block 4. Craig Colony for Epileptics, "Sonyea, N. Y. ]\Iodel of institution, literature. Block 5, aisle H. Davis, E. H. Hospital architectural plans. Block 5, aisle H. Department of Correction of New York City. IModel of the. Tombs prison, charts, photographs and statistics. Block 5, aisle I. Department of Public Charities of the City of New York. Models of hospi- tals, photographs, charts and statistics. Block 5. section 6. Department of Finance, Division of Charities. New York City. Block 5. Homes for Children: American Female Guardian Society and Home for the Friendless. Association for Befriending Children and Young Girls House of the H0I3' Family. Asylum of the Sisters of St. Dominic. Asylum of St. Vincent de Paul. Brooklyn Children's Aid Society. Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asylum. Brooklyn Howard Colored Orphan Asylum. Brooklyn Industrial Scjiool Associa- tion and Home for Destitute Chil- dren. Brooklyn Training School and Home for Young Girls. Colored Orphan Asylum and Asso- ciation for the Benefit of Colored Children in the City of New York. Dominican Convent of our Lady of the Rosary. Five Points house of Industry. Church Charity Foundation of Long Island. Home for the Blind. Orphan House. Good Counsel Training School for Young Girls. German Odd Fellows' Home and Orphan Asylum. Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum Society. Hebrew Infant Asylum of the City of New York. 14 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society. Industrial School Association of Brooklyn, E. D. Institution of Mercy. Missionary Sisters Third Order of St. Francis. Mission of the Immaculate Virgin for the Protection of Homeless and Destitute Children. New York Catholic Protectory. New York Juvenile Asylum. Orphan Asylum Society of the City of Brooklyn. Orphan Home (Brooklyn). Ottihe Orphan Asylum. Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum. St. Joseph's Female Orphan Asylum. St. John's Home. Sacred Heart Orphan Asylum. St. Agatha Home for Children. St. Ann's Home for Destitute Chil- dren. St. Elizabeth Industrial School. St. James' Home. St. Joseph's Asylum. St. Malachy's Home. St. Michael's Home. Temporary Home for Children of Queens County, N. Y. The Convent of the Sisters of Mercy in Brooklyn. Children's Charities and Maternity Hospitals: Beth Israel Hospital. Brooklyn Nursery and Infant's Hos- pital. Brooklyn Maternity. Brooklyn Hospital. Its branches in- cluding Low Maternity, Brooklyn Hospital Training School, Brook- lyn Hospital Dispensary and Or- thopaedic Dispensary. Brooklyn Eastern District Dispen- sary and Hospital. Brooklyn Home for Consumptives. Buchwick Central Hospital. Columbus Hospital. German Hospital and Dispensary. German Hospital of Brooklyn. Hospital and Dispensary of the Town of r^lushing. House of Calvary. House of St. Giles the Cripple. Jamaica Hospital. Lincoln Hospital and Home. Lebanon Hospital Association. Long Island College Hospital, in- chuling tlie Maternity. Lutheran Hospital Association, City of New York and vicinity. Memorial Hospital for Women and Children. Methodist Episcopal Hospital in the City of Brooklyn, New Amsterdam Eye and Ear Hos- pital. New York Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital. New York Foundling Hospital. New York Infant Asylum. New York Mother's Home of the Sisters of Misericorde. New York Infirmary for Women and Children. New York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute. New York Opthalmic Hospital. New York Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital. New York Polyclinic Medical School and Hospital. Norwegian Lutheran Deaconesses' Home and Hospital. Nursery and Child's Hospital. St. Christopher's Hospital for Babies. Sheltering Arms Nursery of Brook- j lyn. Society for the Aid of Friendless Women and Children. Sloan Maternity Hospital. St. Mary's Maternity and Infant's Home. St. Mary's Immaculate Hospital. Seton Hospital, New York City. St. Francis' Hospital. St. Catherine's Hospital. St. Vincent's Hospital of the City of New York. St. Joseph's Hospital (New York City). St. Mark's Hospital of New York City. St. Peter's Hospital. St. John's Long Island City Hos- pital. St. Mary's General Hospital of the City of Brooklyn. The Society of the Lying-in Hospital of the City of New York. The Babies' Hospital of the City of New York. The Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hos- pit;il. The J. Hood Wright Memorial Hos- pital. The Mount Sinai Hospital of the Citv of New ^"ork. The New York Society for the Re- lief of tlu- Ruptured and Crippled.: The S. R. Smith Infirmary. ! Williamsburgh Hospital. Dispensaries: _ , Bedford Dispensary and Hospital. | Brooklyn Central Dispensary. i Brooklyn. City Dispensary. ' UNITED STATES. 15 Brooklyn Eastern District Homeo- pathic Dispensarj'. Buchwick and East Brooklyn Dis- pensary Association. Deutsche Poliklinik (Dispensary). Gates Avenue Homeopathic Dispen- sary. Jewish Hospital Dispensary. Memorial Dispensary for Women and Ciiildren. Northern Dispensary of the City of New York. Northern Dispensary in the City of New York. Northwestern Dispensary. * The Harlem Dispensary. The Harlem Eye, Ear and Throat Infirmary. Twenty-sixth Ward Homeopathic Hospital and Dispensary. West Side German Dispensary. Miscellaneous Charities: Brooklyn Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Catholic Home Bureau. Children Aid Society. House of the Good Shepherd. New York Society for the Preven- tion of Cruelty to Children. New York Magdalen Benevolent Society. Protestant Episcopal House of Mercy. Peabody Home for Aged and In- digent Women. Richmond County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Roman Catholic House of the Good Shepherd. Sanitarium for Hebrew Children. St. John's Guild. St. Zita's Home for Friendless Women. ' The Ozanam Home for Friendless Women. ' Washington Square Home for ; Friendless Girls. ' Wayside Home. ' Wilson Industrial School. 1 ck, Dr. L. F., Philadelphia. Open-air ^.reatment for consumptives. Block 5, action 6. Iwler, Dr. George R., New York. Ap- endicitis, illustrated. tjrge Junior Republic, Freeville, N. Y. 'liotographs, statistics. P)lock 6. aisle I. ^rt, Edwin H. Appendicitis, typhoid ,1'ver and accident reports of Pennsyl- 'inia hospitals. Pennsylvania Charity lonument. Block 5, aisle H. I" okins, John, School for Nurses. lt|nz, H. J., Co., Pittsburg, Pa. Model day industrial school, photographs, larts and statistics. Block 4, aisle 5. Main exhibit Agricultural Building. Manufacturers of the "57 varieties" pure food products. The cleanest, largest and best equipped pickle and pure food prod- uct establishment in the world. Over 3,000 employees; 10 branch factories; 61 salting stations. Highest awards wher- ever exhibited. Holland, P. C. & M. E., Chicago, 111. Police supplies and equipment. Block 4, aisle 5. House of Refuge, Glenn Mills, Pa. Photographs, charts and statistics. Block 4, aisle 5. Illinois Industrial School for Girls, So. Evanston, 111. Manual training school room, photographs, charts and statis- tics. Block 4. Indiana State Board of Charities: Adams County Poor Asylum. Allen County Orphan's Home, Ft. Wayne. Board of State Truancy, Indianapolis, Browne County Jail. Central Hospital for the Insane, Indianapolis. Eastern Hospital for the Insane, Richmond. Epworth Hospital, South Bend. Franklin County jail. Franklin County Poor Asylum. Hospital for the Sick Insane, In- dianapolis. Indiana Boys School of Reform, Plainfield. Industrial School for Girls, Indian- apolis. Jay County Jail, Portland. Jefferson County Poor Asylum. Marion County Board of Children's Guardians, Indianapolis. Marion County Jail. Marshall County Poor Asylum. Northern Hospital for the Insane, Logansport. Orange County Poor Asylum. Protestant Deaconess' Hospital, In- dianapolis. Saint Mary's Hospital, Evansville. Saint Ann's Orphan Asylum, Terre Haute. Saint Anthony's Hospital, Terre Haute. Saint Joseph's Orphan Asylum and Manual Labor School, LaFayette. Saint Joseph's County Jail, South Bend. Saint Vincent's Hospital, Indian- apolis. School for the Feeble-minded. State Prison, Michigan City. State Reformatory, Jeffersonville. 16 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. Southern Hospital for the Insane, Evansville. Vanderburgh County Poor Farm. Vigo County Board of Children's Guardians, Terre Haute. Warrick County Orphan's Home, Wernle Orphan's Home, Richmond. Women's Prison, Indianapolis. Illinois State Prison, Joliet, Ills. Charts, photographs and statistics. Block 5, aisle "I". Ingraham, Dr. N. R., Philadelphia. Ap- pendicitis, its cause and cure. Block 5. International Association of Police Chiefs. Collective exhibit. Blocks 4 and 5, aisles I and 5. Baldwin's Detective Agency. Braddock, Pa., Police Department. Chicago Police Department. Detective, The, Chicago, 111. Duluth, Minn., Police Department. Grand Rapids, Mich., Police Depart- ment. Kansas City Police Department. LaFayette, Ind., Police Department. Memphis, Tenn., Police Department. Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia. National Bureau of Criminal Identi- fication, Washington, D. C. New Orleans Police Department. St. Louis Police Department. Toledo Police Department (Ohio). Jewish Charitable and Educational Union, St. Louis, Mo. Collective exhibit: Charts, photographs and statistics. Block 4, aisle 4. Collaborators: Cleveland Jewish Orphan Asylum, Cleveland, Ohio. Free Employment Bureau, St. Louis, Mo. Home for Aged and Infirm Israelites, St. Louis, Mo. Industrial Removal Office, New York City. Jewish Alliance and Hebrew Free Schof)! Society, St. Louis, Mo. Jewish Hospital and Dispensary, St. Louis, Mo. National Jewish Hospital for Con- sumptives, Denver, Colo. Sisterhood of Personal Service, St. Louis, Mo. United Hebrew Relief Association, St. Louis, Mo. United Jewish Charities, St. Louis, Mo. Jewish Orphans' Home, New Orleans, La. Pupils' work, kindergarten, sloyd work, literary work. Block i. Johns Hopkins School for Nurses. Block 5, aisle H. London Charity Organization Society, London, Lng. Charts, photographs and statistics. Block 4. Lowman, Dr. W. B., Johnstown, Pa. Industrial hospitals and their mission ' Block 5. I McLeod, Dr. George I., Philadelphia,! Pa. Pennsylvania Lunacy Ctimmitteei and its work. Block 5, section 6. ! Marion County Juvenile Court, Indiana- polis, Lid. Charts, photographs and statistics. Block 4. Massachusetts State Commission. Col- lective exhibit: Photographs, charts, and statistics. Collaborators, the fol- lowing institutions: Educational and Supervisory Agencies: Massachusetts State Board of Cha-i rity. Boston. j St. Francis de Sales Society, Boston Block 5. For Delinquent Children: Essex County Truant School, Law rence. Hampton County Truant School Springfield. 1 Lyman School for Boys, Westboroi Massachusetts Industrial School fo,' Girls, Lancaster. i Middlesex County Truant Schoo. Chelmsford. Parental School, Boston. | Union Truant School, Walpole. Worcester County Truant Schoo; Oak Dale. Block 4, aisle 5. Hospitals: Massachusetts State Sanitarium, Ru land. McLean Hospital, Waverly. Bloc 5, section 6. For the Insane, Feeble-Minded a-; Epileptic: Boston Insane Hospital, Boston. Massachusetts Hospital for Epilc tics. Palmer. Massachusetts School for the Feebl ?\Iinded. Waverly. Massachusetts State Board of I sanity. Boston. Massachusetts State Hospiti Tewksbury. Medfield Insane Hospital Medfiel Worcester Insane Hospital. Wc cester. JJlock 5. aisle H. Pauper Institutions: Boston Pauper Institution, Bostc Mass. Massachusetts State Farm, Bridg water. I'lock 5. aisle H. Penal Institutions: Boston Penal Institution', Boston. Reformatory Prison for Womt Shcrborn. Massachusetts Reformatory, Cc cord. Block s, aisle i. UNITED STATES. 17 issouri Industrial Home for Girls, Chillicothe, AIo. Manual training and school work; charts, photographs and statistics. Block 4, aisle 4. issouri State Board of Charities. Col- lective exhibit moving pictures, charts, photographs and statistics. Block 5, aisles H and I. Collaborators: Colony for Feeble-Minded and Ep- ileptics. Marshall. Confederate Soldiers' Home, Hig- ginsville. County Jails of Missouri. County Poor Farms of Missouri. Federal Soldiers' Home, St. James. Female Hospital, St. Louis. House of Refuge, St. Louis. Industrial Home for Girls, Chilli- cothe. Missouri State Penitentiary, Jeffer- son City. Missouri State Hospital for Insane, No. I, Fulton. Missouri State Hospital for Insane, No. 2. St. Joseph. Missouri State Hospital for Insane, No. 3, Nevada. Missouri State Hospital for Insane, No. 4, Farmington. Missouri Training School for Boys, Boonville. St. Louis Asylum for the Insane, St. Louis. St. Louis City Jail, St. Louis. St. Louis City Hospital, St. Louis. St. Louis Poor House, St. Louis. Quarantine, St. Louis, issouri Training School for Boys, Boonville. ^Manual training and school room work, charts, photographs and statistics. -Block 4 aisles. 4 and 5. ohawk and Hundson River Humane Society, The. Albany, N. Y. Charts, photographs. ational Children's Home Society. Col- lective exhibit: charts, photographs and statistics. Collaborators: California Children's Home Society, Los Angeles. Colorado Children's Home Sbciety, Denver. Florida Children's Home Society, Tallahasse. Illinois Children's Home Society, I Chicago. I Indiana Children's Home Society, Indianapolis. ! Iowa Children's Home Society, Des Moines. Kansas Children's Home Society, 1 Topeka. i Kentucky Children's Home Society, j Louisville. ' Michigan Children's Home Society, St. Joseph. U Minnesota Children's Home Society, St. Paul. Montana Children's Home Society, Helena. Missouri Children's Home Society, St. Louis. Nebraska Children's Home Society, Omaha. New Jersey Children's Home So- ciety, Trenton. North Carolina Children's Home So- ciety, Raleigh. North Dakota Children's Home So- ciety, Fargo. Ohio Children's Home Society, Co- lumbus. Oklahoma Children's Home Society, Guthrie. Oregon Children's Home Society, Portland. Pennsylvania Children's Home So- ciety, Pittsburg. South Dakota Children's Home So- ciety, Sioux Falls. Texas Children's Home Society, Fort Worth. Virginia Children's Home Society, Richmond. Washington Children's Home So- ciety, Seattle. West Virginia Children's Home So- ciety, Charleston. Wisconsin Children's Home So- ciety, ?\Iilwaukee. Block 4. aisle 5. New Hampshire State Board of Chari- ties. Collective exhibit: Charts, photographs and statistics. Collabora- tors, the following institutions: Almshouses: Belknap County Alms- house, House of Correction and Jail; Carroll County Almshouse, House of Refuge and Jail; Cheshire County Almshouse, House of Cor- rection and Jail; Coos County Alms- house, House of Correction and Jail; Grafton County Almshouse. House of Correction and Jail; Hillsbor- ough County Almshouse, House of Correction, and Jail; Merrimack Coun- ty Almshouse, House of Correction and Jail; Rockingham County Alms- house, House of Correction and Jail; Strafford County Almshouse, House of Correction and Jail; Sul- livan County Almshouse. House of Correction and Jail. Block 4, aisle 4. Homes for Children: Chase Home for Children, Ports- mouth. Children's Home, Dover. Children's Home and Day Nursery, Nashua. Manchester Children's Home, Man- chester. 18 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. New Hampshire Orphans' Home, Franklin. Notre Dame de Lourdes Orphanage, Manchester. Orphans' Home, Concord. Our Lady of Perpetual Help In- fant Asylum, Manchester. Rolfe and Rumford Home for Girls, Concord. St. Joseph's Boys' Home, Man- chester. St. Joseph's Orphanage, Nashua. St. Mary's Orphanage, Dover. St. Patrick's Orphanage for Girls, Manchester. St. Peter's Orphanage, Manchester. St. Vincent de Paul Orphanage, Man- chester. Block 4, aisle 4. New Hampshire School for Feeble- minded Children, Laconia. Block 4, aisle 4. New Hampshire State Industrial School, Manchester. Block 4, aisle 4. New York State Board of Charities. Col- lective exhibit: charts, photographs and statistics. Collaborators, the fol- lowing institutions: Almshouses: Albany City and County Almshouse, Allegany County Almshouse, Broome County Almshouse, Courtland County Almshouse, Cattaraugus County Alms- house, Cayuga County Almshouse, Chenango County Almshouse, Chau- tauqua County Almshouse, Chemung County Almshouse, Clinton County Almshouse, Columbia County Alms- house, Dutchess County Almshouse, Poughkeepsie County Almshouse, Delaware County Almshouse, Essex County Almshouse, Erie County Alms- house, Fulton , County Almshouse, Genesee County Almshouse, Greene County Almshouse, Herkimer County Almshouse, Jefferson County Alms-, house, Lewis County Almshouse, Liv- ingston County Almshouse, Madison County Almshouse, Monroe County Almshouse, Montgomery County Almshouse, Hempstead Town Alms- house, Oyster Bay and North Hemp- stead Town Almshouse, New York City Home for Aged and Infirm, New York City Farm Colony, New York City Almshouse System, Niagara County Almshouse, Oneida County Almshouse, Onondaga County Alms- house, Ontario County Almshouse, Or- ange County Almshouse, Ncwburgh City Almshouse, Oswego County Alms- house, Oswego City Almshouse, Ot- sego County Almshouse, Orleans County Almshouse, Putnam County Almshouse, Rensselaer County Alms- house, Rockland County Almshouse, St. Lawrence County Almshouse, Sen- eca County Almshouse, Saratoga Coun- ty Almshouse, Schenectady County Almshouse, Schoharie County Alms- house, Steuben County Almshouse, Suffolk County Almshouse, Sullivan County Almshouse, Tioga County Almshouse, Tompkins County Alms- house, Ulster County Almshouse, Kingston City Almshouse, Warren County Almshouse, Washington County Almshouse, Wayne County Almshouse, Westchester County Alms- house, Wyoming County Almshouse, Yates County Almshouse. Block 5, aisle L County Hospitals: Chautauqua County, Columbia County, j Delaware County, Erie County, Buf- falo County Hospital for Tuberculosis. Onandaga Count}% Otsego County,^ Putnam County, Rensselaer County, Saratoga County, Schenectady County, Steuben County, Suffolk County, Washington County, Wayne County. Westchester County. Block 5. aisle I For the Insane, Feeble-Minded and Epi- leptic: Craig Colony for Epileptics, Sonyea. Eastman Kodak Company, Rochester. New York State Custodial Asylum, Rome. New York State Custodial Asylum for Feeble-Minded Women, Newark. Syracuse Institution for Feeble-Mind- ed Children, Syracuse. Block 5, aisle H., General Hospitals: Buffalo General Hospital and Training School for Nurses, Buffalo. ' Saint Luke's Home and Hospital, New- burg and New \\'indsor. Sanitarium for Hebrew Children of the City of New York-, Rockaway Park. Syracuse Hospital for Women anc Children, Syracuse. Block 5. Homes: Church Home of the German Evan Churches. Buffalo. New York State Soldiers' and Sailors Home, Bath. New York State Women's Relief Corp; Home, Oxford. Block 5, aisle 1. Homes for Children: Home for the Friendless, Auburn. Mount Magdelen School, Troy. N. Y. State Hospital for the Care 0 Crippled and Deformed Children, Tar r3'town. Ogdensburg City Hospital and Orphan: age, Ogdensburg. UNITED STATES. 19 tiondaga County Orphan Asylum, /racuse. swego Orphan Asylum, Oswego. >ughkeepsie Orphan House and ome for the Friendless, Poughkeep- rotestant Episcopal Church Home ;hool, Oswego. . Colman's Industrial School, Water- eit. ;. Francis Asylum, Buffalo. :. Mary's Infant Asylum and Matern- yr Hospital, Buffalo. :. Mary's Orphan Home, Bingham- in. :. Vincent's Male Orphan Asylum, Ibaii}-. homas' Asylum for Orphan and Des- tute Indian Children, Iroquois. roy Orphan Asylum, Troy. nited Helpers' Home, Ogdensburg. oung Women's Christian Association, uffalo. Buock 4, aisle 4. al and Reform Institutions: [ouse of Refuge, Randall's Island. [ouse of Refuge for Women, Hudson. [ew York State Industrial School, ochester. ew York State Reformatory for /omen, Bedford. /estern House of Refuge for Women, Ibion. Block 5, aisle I. [ew York State Commission in Lun- :y, Albany, N. Y. Model room illus- rating antiquated methods in caring or insane, restraint apparatus, crib eds, etc.; model room showing ad- anced methods, charts, statistics, pho- Dgraphs, reports and paintings. ilaborators : Jinghamton State Hospital, Bingham- on. Jloomingdale Asylum, White Plains, s\ Y. Buffalo State Hospital, Buffalo, N. Y. Dannemora State Hospital for Insane 'onvicts, Dannemora, N. \. ''allrich Asylum, Central Valley, N. Y. ludson River State Hospital, Pough- eepsie, N. Y. /Ong Island Home for the Insane, imityville, N. Y. ■ong Island State Hospital, Flat rush, Brooklyn. ong Island State Hospital, King's ark, N. Y. lanhattan State Hospital, Central ;lip. . anhattan State Hospital, Ward's ■land, N. Y. Cy. atteawan State Hospital for the "iminal Insane, ]\latteawan. N. Y. Middletown State Homeopathic Hos- pital, Middletowir, N. Y. Pathological Institute, New York City. Block 5, aisle i. New York State Department of Prison, Albany. Collective exhibit: charts, photographs and statistics, bureau of identification, Bertillon and English fingerprint system, industrial work, charts, photographs and statistics. Block 5, aisle 5. Collaborators: Albany County Penitentiary, Albany. Auburn Prison, Auburn, N. Y. Broome County Jail, Binghampton. City Prison, New York City. Clinton Prison, Dannamora. Eastern New York Reformatory, Napanock. Erie County Penitentiary, Buffalo. Kings County Penitentiary, Brooklyn. Kingston Jail, Kingston. Matteawan State Hospital, Fishkill-on- Hudson. New York County Penitentiary, Black- well's Island, New York City. Branch, Hart's Island. New York City, Branch, Ricker's Island, New Jersey City. New York State Reformatory, Elmira. Onondaga County Penitentiary, James- ville. Sing Sing Prison, Ossinning. Old Folks' and Orphans' Home, Kansas City, JNlo. Charts, photographs and statistics. Block 5. Pauly Jail Building Co., St. Louis. Full size model prisons showing different systems of classification, cell locks, drawings, etc. Block 4, aisle 5. Pennsylvania State Commission. Col- lective exhibit: charts, photographs and statistics. Collaborators, the following institutions: Homes for the Poor: American Needlework Guild. Anti-Cruelty Society, Philadelphia. Bala Home for the Aged, Philadelphia. Baptist Home, Philadelphia. Baptist Orphanage, Philadelphia. Barclay Home, West Chester. Bethlehem Home, Bethlehem. Bethlehem Children's Home, Bethle- hem. Butler County Home, Butler. Burd Orphan Ayslum, Philadelphia. Chester County Home, Embreeville. Church Home, Jonestown. Clearfield City Hospital, Clearfield. Easton Home for Women, Easton. Elk County Hospital, Ridgeway. Franklin Inebriate Reformatory, Franklin. 20 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. Friends' Home, Philadelphia. Girard College, Philadelphia. Haddock Infants' Home, Philadelphia. Harrisburg Children's Home, Harris- burg. Hazleton Children's Home, Hazleton. Hebrew Orphans' Home, Philadelphia. Home for Aged Couples, Philadelphia. Home for Aged Men, Pittsburg. Home for Aged Women, Pittsburg. Home for Colored, Philadelphia. Home for Infants, Philadelphia. Home Missionary, Philadelphia. Home for Blind Workingmen, Phila- delphia. Home for the Friendless, Pottsville. Home for the Friendless, Lancaster. Home for the Friendless, Reading. Home for Friendless, Scranton. Home for Friendless, Wilkesbarre. Home for Blind Workingwomen, Phila- delphia. House of Industry, Philadelphia. Indigent Widows, Philadelphia. Jewish Foster Home, Philadelphia. Home for Incurables, Philadelphia. Lackawanna County Home, Hillside. Langhorne Orphans' Home, Lang- liorne. Loysville Children's Home, Loysville. Lutheran Home, Mt. Airy, Phila. Lutheran Orphan's Home, Topton. Mary J. Drexel Home, Philadelphia. Masonic Children's Home, Philadel- phia. Masonic Home, Philadelphia. M. E. Deaconesses' Home, Philadel- phia. Mechanics' Home, Philadelphia. Methodist Home, Philadelphia. Methodist Orphanage, Philadelphia. Newsboys' Home, Pittsburg. Northern Home, Philadelphia. Nugent Baptist Home, Philadelphia. Nurse Supply Society, Philadelphia. Nurse Visiting Society, Philadelphia. Odd Fellows' Children's Home, Mead- ville. Odd Fellows' Children's Home, Phila- delphia. Odd Fellows' Home, Philadelphia. Old Ladies' Home, Wilkesbarre. Orphans' Home, Allegheny. Philadelphia Children's Aid, Philadel- phia. Pittsburg City Farm, Pittsburg. Presbyterian Home, Philadelphia. Presbyterian Orphanage, Philadelphia. Roxborough Home, Philadelphia. St. Francis' Home, Philadelphia. St. John's Home for Children, Phila- delphia. St. Joseph's House, Philadelphia. St. Patrick's Orphanage, Scranton. Salvation Army, Philadelphia. Soldiers' and Sailors' Home, Erie. Union Benevolent Home, Philadelphia.; Veterans' Home, Philadelphia. ' Waynesburg Children's Home, Waynes burg. Wayfarers' Lodge, Philadelphia. Western Home, Philadelphia. j Widener Memorial Home, Philadel- phia. York Children's Home, York. BloclH 5, aisle i. j Hospitals, Dispensaries and Nursing: < Aarian Hospital, Adrian. Allegheny General Hospital, Allegheny Allentown City Hospital, Allentown. Altoona Hospital, Altoona. Butler Fever Hospital, Butler. Cambria Steel Company, Johnstown Charity Hospital, Norristown. Chester County Hospital, West Che^ ter. Chester Hospital, Chester. Chestnut Hill Consumptive Hospitaj Philadelphia. Columbia Hospital, Columbia. Corry Hospital, Corry. Douglass Memorial Hospital, Philsj delphia. Drexel Children's Hospital. Easton Hospital, Easton. Episcopal Hospital, Philadelphia. Hahnemann Hospital, Philadelphia. Harrisburg Hospital, Harrisburg. Homeopathic Hospital for Childre Philadelphia. Homeopathic Hospital, Pittsburg. Homeopathic Hospital, Scranton. ; Howard Hospital, Howard. German Hospital, Philadelphia. Germantown Hospital. Germantown. Good Shepherd Hospital, Rosemont. Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia. Jewish Hospital, Philadelphia. i Jewish Maternity Hospital, Philad( phia. Kensington Hospital, Philadelphia. Kittanning Hospital, Kittanning. , Lancaster City and County Hospit; Lancaster. Lebanon Hospital, Lebanon. Lying-in Charity Hospital, Philad phia. McKeesport Hospital, McKeesport. Meadville City Hospital. Meadville. Medico-Chi Hospital, Philadelphia. Mercy Hospital, Pittsburg. Mercy Hospital, Wilkesbarre. Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Phi' delphia. i Moses Taylor Hospital, Scranton. Oil City Hospital, Oil City. UNITED STATES. 21 Orthopedic Hospital, Philadelphia. ■>acker Hospital, Sayre. 'assavant Hospital, Pittsburg. Pennsylvania State Hospital, Philadel- )hia. Pennsylvania State Hospital, Ashland. Pennsylvania State Hospital, Bloss- lurg. Pennsylvania State Hospital, Connells- ■ille. Pennsylvania State Hospital, Hazleton. Pennsylvania Sanatory Camp, Mt. Alto. 'ennsylvania State Hospital, Mercer. 'ennsylvania S^ate Hospital, Phillips- urg. 'ennsylvania State Hospital, Scranton. 'hiladelphia Children's Hospital, Phil- delphia. 'ittsburg Eye and Ear Hospital, Pitts- urg. •ittsburg Children's Hospital, Pitts- urg. 'ittston Hospital, Pittston. hiiadelphia Hospital (sick poor), 'hiladelphia. 'hiladelphia City Municipal Hospital, 'hiladelphia. 'hiladelphia Dispensary, Philadelphia. hipps Consumptive Hospital, Phila- elphia. hoenixville Hospital, Phoenixville. olyclinic Hospital, Philadelphia. ottstovi^n Hospital, Pottstown. ottsville Hospital, Pottsville. tesbyterian Hospital, Allegheny. resbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia. resbyterian Memorial Hospital, Alle- heny. leading Hospital, Reading. leading Homeopathic Hospital, Read- ig- lush Consumptive Hospital, Philadel- hia. t. Christopher's Hospital, Philadel- hia. t. John's General Hospital, AUe- heny. t. Joseph's Hospital, Lancaster, t. Joseph's Hospital, Philadelphia, t. Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem, t. Luke's Hospital, Philadelphia, t. Mary's Hospital, Philadelphia, t. Timothy's Hospital, Philadelphia, amaritan Hospital, Philadelphia, cranton Consumptive Hospital, Scran- )n. puthern Dispensary, Philadelphia, itusville City Hospital, Titusville. niontown Hospital, Uniontown. niversity Hospital, Philadelphia, alley Hospital, New Castle, alley Memorial Hospital, Johnstown, arren Emergency Hospital, Warren. Westmoreland Hospital, Greensburg. West Pennsylvania Hospital, Pitts- burg. West Philadelphia Women's Hospital. West Phila. White Haven Consum.ptive Hospital, White Haven, Williamsport Hospital, Williamsport. Wills Eye Hospital, Philadelphia. Wilkesbarre City Hospital, Wilkes- barre. Wilkesbarre Underground Hospital, Wilkesbarre. Women's Southern Homeopathic Hos- pital, Philadelphia. Women's Homeopathic Hospital, Phil- adelphia. Woman's Hospital. Philadelphia. York Hospital, York. Block 5, aisle H. Hospitals for the Insane: Chester County Hospital, Embreeville. Friend's Asylum, Philadelphia. Lackawanna County Hospital for the Insane, Hillside. Lancaster County Hospital for the In- sane, Lancaster. Luzerne County Retreat, Luzerne. Pennsylvania State Hospital for the In- sane, Allentown. Pennsylvania State Hospital for the In- sane, Danville. Pennsylvania State Hospital for the In- sane, Harrisburg. Pennsylvania State Hospital for the In- sane, Norristovvn. Pennsylvania State Hospital for the In- sane, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania State Hospital for the In- sane, Warren. Pennsylvania State Hospital for the In- sane, Wernersville. Pillsbury's City Farm Hospital, Pitts- burg. West Pennsylvania Hospital for the [r.sane, Dixmont. Block 5. For the Feeble-Minded and Epileptic: Hospital and Colony Farm, Oakburne. Passavant Memorial Homes, Roches- ter. Training School at Elwyn, Elwyn. Training School, Polk. Block 5, aisle H. Penal Institutions: Berks County Jail, Reading. Eastern Penitentiary, Philadelphia. House of Correction. Philadelphia. House of Refuge, Glenn Mills. Industrial Reformatory, Glenn Mills. Montgomery County Jail. Norristown. Western Penitentiary, Allegheny. Block :;. .Aisle I. 22 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. Pennsylvania Reform School, Morganza, Pa. Cliarts, photographs and statistics. pjlock 4, aisle 4. Queen's Daughters, The, St. Louis. Charts, photographs and statistics. Block 5, aisle H. Reform School for Girls, Washington, D. C. Charts, photographs and statis- tics. Block 4, aisle 4. Rhode Island State Board of Charities, Providence, R. I. Collective exhibit: Charts, photographs and statistics. Block 4, aisle 4. Rothrock, Dr. J. T., Forestry Commis- sioner, Philadelphia. Sanatory camps for consumptives. St. Louis City Hospital, St. Louis, Mo. Model of buildings, charts, photo- graphs and statistics. Block 5, aisles H and i. St. Louis Door of Hope, assisted by New York City Door of Hope. Combined exhibt, charts, photographs and statis- tics. Block 5, aisle i. St. Louis Juvenile Court Exhibit, assisted by Kansas City, Mo. Combined ex- hibit: Charts, photographs and statis- tics. Block 4. St. Louis Provident Association, St. Louis, Mo. Charts, photographs and statistics. Block 4, aisle 4. St. Louis Vacation Playground Commit- tee, St. Louis. Mo. Charts, photo- graphs and statistics. Block 4, aisle 5. Sockanosset School for Boys, Howard, R. L Model of institution, industrial and school work, charts, photographs and statistics. Block 4, aisle 5. Soldiers' Orphans Industrial School, Scotland, Pa. Machinery, vise work, wood turning, bench work. P!lock i, aisle D. Sturm, Meyer J., Chicago, 111. Draw- ings and plans for hospital construc- tion. Block 5, aisle H. Tenement House Department of the City of New York. Models of tenement houses, good and bad; photographs, charts and statistics. Blocks 4 and 5, aisles H and 4. Washington University, Medical De- partment. Pathologic exhibit. "What to Eat," Chicago, 111. Dietetics for the sick and injured. Block 5, aisle Tl. Whittaker State School, Whittaker, Calif. Williard, Dr. H. L., Pittsburg, Pa. Ty- Ijlioid fever, its cause and cure, Wisconsin Home for the Feeble-Minded, Chippewa Falls, Wis. Manual train- ing. Block I, aisle A. Wisconsin Home for Dependent Chil- dren, Sparta, Wis. Manual training. Block I, Aisle A. Wisconsin Industrial School for Boys, Waukesha, Wis. Biennial report, draw-' ings. manuscript books, maps, manual i training, photographs. Block 1,1 aisle A. ; Wisconsin Industrial School for Girls,; IMilwaukee, Wis. Sewing, photographs.! Block I. aisle A. j Women's Institute, Yonkers, N. ¥,{ Charts, photographs and statistics.! Block 5, aisle 1. j Woodbine Land and Improvement Co^i The, Woodbine, Cape May Co., N. J I Photographs, and other matter show-J ing scope of this charitable workj Block I, aisle A. 1 GROUP 140. I Block 6. Aisles H & I. PUBLIC HEALTH. , Association of Collegiate Alumnae, St( Louis, Mo. Home economics, sani! tary and hygiene, physical and finanj cial. Adirondack Cottage Sanatorium, Sarai nac Lake, N. Y. Sanitary chartj| maps, diagrams, photographs, statis, tics. Altoona Board of Health, Altoona, Penr Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, phc tographs, statistics. Association Health Farm, The, Denve;; Colo. Sanitary charts, maps, die grams, photographs, statistics. Baltimore Board of Health, Baltimon Md. Sanitary charts, maps, diagram photographs, statistics. Baruch, Dr., Simon, New York Git; Rain baths, photogra]:>hs. plans. Boston Society for the Control and Pn vention of Tuberculosis, Boston, Mas| Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, ph( tographs, statistics. i Boston Board of Health, Boston, Mas Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, pin tographs. statistics. . California State Board of Health, Sa ramento, Cal. Sanitary charts, map diagrams, photographs, statistics. Cameron Septic Tank Co., Chicago, I Sei>tic tank for sewage purificatio \\'orking model. Chicago Board of Health. Chicago, I Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, phi tographs, statistics. Cincinnati Board of Health. Cincinna O. Sanitary charts, maps, diagrani photographs, statistics. UNITED STATES. 23 'leveland Board of Health, Cleveland, O. Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, photographs, statistics. Colorado State Board of Health, Denver, Colo. Sanitary maps, charts, reports, diagrams, statistics. 'dorado Tent and Awning Co., Denver, Colo. Invalids tents. 'ommittee on the Prevention of Tuber- culosis of the Visiting Nurse Associa- tion, Chicago, 111. Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, photographs, statis- tics. lonnecticut State Board of Health, New Haven. Sanitary charts, maps, re- ports, photographs, statistics. lorida State Board of Health, Talla- hassee. Sanitary charts, maps, dia- grams, photographs, statistics. larvard University, Department of Hy- giene. Boston, Alass. Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, photographs, statis- tics, catalogues. lazen, Allen, New York. Plans, eleva- tions, specifications, photographs of water and sewage filters. [ygiene Laboratory. A working exhibit of a municipal laboratory in operation. llinois State Board of Health, Spring- field, 111. Sanitary charts, maps, dia- grams, photographs, statistics. ndiana State Board of Health, Indian- apolis. Sanitary charts, maps, photo- graphs, diagrams, statistics. owa State Board of Health, Des Moines. Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, pho- tographs, statistics. Lendall, Taylor and Stevens, Boston, j\Iass. Plans, pictures, elevations and specifications of Sanatoria. Kentucky State Board of Health, Lex- ington. Sanitary charts, maps, dia- grams, photographs, statistics. Inopf, S. A., M. D., New York. Books and pamphlets on tuberculosis and ap- paratus used in its cure. ^ny-Scheerer Company, The, New York. Apparatus for disinfection and sterili- zation; equipment for laboratories, hospitals, sanitariums and schools. ouisiana State Board of Health, Baton Rouge. Sanitary charts, maps, dia- grams, photographs, statistics. taine State Board of Health, Augusta. Sanitary charts^ maps, diagrams, pho- tographs, statistics. aryland State Board of Health, Balti- more. Sanitary charts, maps, dia- ^ grams, photographs, statistics. 1 assachusetts Institute of Technology. l^ept. Sanitarv Science, Boston, ^lass. Charts, pictures, catalogues, books, etc. Block 7, aisle 2. Massachusetts State Board of Health, Boston. Sanitary charts, maps, dia- grams, photographs, statistics. Massachusetts State Sanitarium, Rut- land. Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, photographs, statistics. Medico-Chirurgical College, Dept. Hy- giene, Philadelphia, Pa. Charts, appa- ratus, diagrams, catalogues, books. Millett Sanitarium, East Bridgewater, Mass. Sanitary charts, maps, dia- grams, photographs, statistics. Michigan Bureau of Vital Statistics. Charts and diagrams. Mulford, H. K., Co., Prevention of In- fectious Diseases, Philadelphia, Pa. Block, 6, aisles H and J. Largest producers of Antitoxins and Vaccine in the world. Award from Chi- cago World's Fair. Special diploma. Highest award, Paris, igoo. Highest award Pan-American Exposition, igoi. Award, Franklin Institute. Pharmaceu- tical manufacturers. Muskoka Cottage Sanitarium, Grav. Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, pho- tographs. New Jersey State Board of Health, Trenton. Statistics, reports and hos- pital diagrams. New Orleans Board of Health, New Orleans, La. Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, photographs, statistics. New York City Board of Health, New York. Sanitary charts, maps, dia- grams, photographs. New York State Health Commission, Albany. Sanitary charts, maps, dia- grams, photographs. Ohio State Board of Health, Columbus. Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, pho- tographs. Pennsylvania State Board of Health, Philadelphia. Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, photographs. Pennsylvania Society for the Preven- tion of Tuberculosis, Philadelphia. Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, pho- tographs. Phipp's Institute, for the Investigation, Cure and Prevention of Tuberculosis, Philadelphia. Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, photographs. Pittsburg Board of Health, Pittsburg, Pa. Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, photographs. Providence Board of Health, Providence, R. I. Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, photographs. Purdue University, Department of Sani- tary Science, LaFayette, Ind. Sani- 24 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. tary charts, maps, diagrams, photo- graphs. Rhode Island Board of Health, Provi- dence. Sanitary charts, maps, dia- grams, photographs. St. Paul Department of Health. Photo- graphs, charts, laboratory outfits. San Francisco Board of Health, San Francisco, Cal. Sanitary charts, maps, diagrams, photographs. Sharon Sanitarium, Sharon, Mass. Sani- tary charts, maps, diagrams, photo- graphs. Vermont State Board of Health, Brattle- boro, Vt. Sanitary charts, maps, dia- grams, photographs. Worcester Board of Health, Worcester, Alass. Sanitary charts, maps, dia- grams, photographs. ARGENTINE. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN ARGENTINE NATIONAL PAVILION. GROUP 129. Buenos Ayres, Municipality of. Statis- tical charts and diagrams. Carrasco, Doctor, Gabriel, Buenos Ayres. Census of the Argentine Republic, May 10, 1895. Census of the Province of Santa Fe, 1887. Demographic statis- tics. Department of Agriculture, Division of Immigration, Buenos Ayres. * Statisti- cal table for forty-seven years' immi- gration. La Plata Public Library. Bulletin from 1899 to 1903. Post and Telegraph Department. Sta- tistics, diagrams, maps, budgets, etc. Installed in Argentine Section, Palace of Electricity. GROUP 130. Alsina, Juan B., Buenos Ayres. Popu- lation, lands and production. BELGIUM. 25 BELGIUM. LOCATION: INSTALLED IN BELGIUM NATIONAL PAVILION. GROUP 129. nnual and Periodical Publication of the Office of Labor. eneral Direction of Benevolence, Brus- sels. Reports, statistics, documents and drawings. eneral Direction of Labor, Brussels. Notices and diagrams relating to the office of labor. eneral Direction of Posts, Brussels. Statistics, notices, photographs of post offices. eneral Direction of the Treasury and Public Debt, Brussels. Statistical map showing the development and the use of the State's resources. e Quecker, Ch., Secretary of the Bourse du Travail. Brussels. Notices. olin, H. (Publisher), Brussels. Notice on the charitable and social institutions of the Societies of ^lariemont and Bascoup. GROUP 130. dam, Amedee, Liege. Reports and documents. anque Auxiliaire de la Bourse Co., Ltd., Brussels. Statistics and reports. inque Centrale Anversoise Co., Ltd., -\ntwerp. Statistics, reports. anque d'Anvers Co., Ltd., Antwerp. Statistics, reports. anque de Bruxelles Co., Ltd., Brussels. Statistics, reports. anque du Credit Anversois Co., Ltd., .\ntwerp. Statistics, reports. anque de Credit Commercial Co., Ltd., .Vntwerp. Statistics, reports. mque Internationale de Bruxelles Co., Ltd., Brussels. Statistics, reports. mque Nationale Co., Ltd., Brussels. Statistics, reports. mque Generale Liegeoise Co., Ltd., t-iege. Statistics, reports. St, John P. and Co., Antwerp. Panel showing development of means of ransportation. nge & Co., Antwerp. Trophy of India ■ubber from Congo Free State. isse d'Annuities dues par I'Etat, Brus- els. Statistics and reports. Caisse Generale de Reports et de Depots Co., Ltd.. Brussels. Statistics, reports. Castelein, Antwerp. Statistics, reports. Compagnie Beige de I'Amerique Centrale, Ltd.. Brussels. Counting-house no- tices. Compagnie Generale des Philippines, Ltd., Brussels. Counting-house no- tices. Credit Communal of Belgium, Brussels. Statistics and reports. Delhaize Brothers & Co., Brussels. Re- ports concerning a special economical organization. Deppe Adolphe & Co., Antwerp. No- tices concerning means of transporta- tion. Eiffe & Co., Antwerp. Notices concern- ing industrial enterprise. Home Industries in Belgium, The. In- dustrial monographs. General Direction of Labor, Brussels. General census of industry and trades. General Direction of Railways. Posts and Telegraphs, Brussels. Map show- ing progress of the State's railway; statistics, documents. General Direction of Roads, Brussels. ]\lap showing the progress of the roads of the kingdom; statistics, documents. Grisar & Co., Antwerp. Map showing progress of good roads movement. Grisor & Marsily, Antwerp. Notices ciincerning means of transportation. Huffman & Co., Antwerp. Notices con- cerning industrial enterprise. Konigs Ghunther & Co., Antwerp. No- tices concerning industrial enterprise. Kreglinger, G. & C, Antwerp. Notices and collections. Laneau, Leon, Brussels. Importations, notices. Philippson, F. M., Banker, Brussels. Statistics, reports. Societe d'Enterprise Generale de Tra- vaux pour la construction et 1' ex- ploitation des chemins de fer second- aires, Ltd., Liege. Plans and notices concerning means of transportation. Societe Generale pour faworiser I'lndus- trie nationale. Ltd., Brussels. Statis- tics, reports. Steinman & Co., Antwerp. Notices con- cerning oceanic transportation. 26 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. Von Bary, H. Albert, & Co., Antwerp. Reports, documents, panel concerning transportation. Von Mallinckrodt & Co., Antwerp. Cof- fee, India rubber, cotton and wool, panel. GROUP 131. General Direction. Laws and regula- tions concerning women and child labor, the paying of wages, shop regu- lations, the contract of labor, and the inspection of labor. Reports concern- ing the works of the Superior Council of Labor. GROUP 132. Bourse Industrielle de Liege, Liege. Panel relating to organization of em- ployers. Bourse du travail et oeuvre d'assistance par le travail, Brussels. Treatment of the unemployed. Annual reports on the operations of the labor offices. Bourse des Metaux et des Charbons, Brussels. Panel relating to organiza- tion of employers. Generale Direction of Labor, Brussels. Cartograms and notices concerning the councils of "Prud'hommes" and the councils of industry and labor. Societes des Charbonnages de Mariemont et Boscoup, Ltd., Morlanwez. Notices on the social institutions of the so- cieties. GROUP 133. Delacre, Charles, Brussels. Notice on the participation of emplo3'ees to the profits, pamphlets. Delhaize Brothers & Co., Brussels. Sys- tem of remuneration, participation of the employees to the profit of the firm. General Direction of Labor, Brussels. Statistics of the wages in the coal mines and in the textile industries; the wages in the cotton industry of Ghent. Societes des Charbonnages de Marie- mont ct Bascoup, Ltd., iMorlanwez. Notice on the social institutions of the societies. GROUP 134. Cockerill, John, Co., Ltd., Seraing. Re- jiorts of llu'ir intervention to favor co- operative building societies. Dumont, G., & Brothers Co., Ltd., Sclaig- neau.x. Reports concerning the co-op- erative distributive society for the profit of their employees. Glaces de Sainte-Marie-d'Oignies Co., Ltd., Aiseau. Reports concerning the co-operative distributive society for the profit of their employees. Mabille Valere, Morlanwez. Reports concerning the co-operative distributive society for the profit of their em- ployees. Societies des Charbonnages de Marie- mont et Bascoup, Ltd., Morlanwez Reports of his intervention to favor: co-operative building societies. Union du Credit de Bruxelles, Brussels. Co-operative credit and banking insti- tution, statistics and reports. j GROUP 135. Association des Travailleurs (Societe de prevoyance), Baisy-Thy. Reports documents and statistics; its saving bank. Ateliers, Bernard A., Liege. Mutual old; age and invaluable insurance society! Caisse Generale d'Epargne et de RetraitV under the State Guarantee, Brussels! Maps, diagrams, reports. , Cockerill, John, Co., Ltd., Seraing. Rcj ports and documents of savings bankj life insurance for the profit of its eni'' ployees. Commission Permanente des Societe:j Mutualistes, Brussels. Report on muj tual benefit societies. ' Compagnie Beige d'assurance generale' Brussels. Statistics concerning its lit\' accident, sickness, old age, invalidity marine and other insurance. Compagnie Generale des Conduits d, Eau, Ltd., Liege. Savings bank aii'i life insurance for the profit of its em| ployed; accident, sickness, insurance and funds for the profit of its old em ployed. Compagnie Generale d'Ougree-Marihay Ltd., Ougree. Savings banks, .ace dent insurance. Delhaize Brothers & Co., Brussels. Sav, ings banks and in>-urance. Dumont, G., & Brothers Co., Ltd., Sclai^ neaux. Sa^•ings banks. General Direction of Labor, Brussel Reports of mutual benevolent societit,i having for object the insurance again; sickness; mutual societies for old ag' pension. Glaces de Sainte Marie d'Oignies Cc Ltd.. .Aiseau. Savings hanks, accidci insurance. La Fourmi Beige, Society for Saving ; Participation. Map of the results. MaCille Vulere, Mariemont. Notice coi corning the accident insurance for tl profit (if Iiis employees. Mund & Fester, Antwerp. Insurance C BELGIUM. 2T Deuvre du Soin du lendemain, St. Josse- ten-Noode. Savings banks. Jociete de la Vieille-Montagne, Ltd., Chenee. Savings bank, accident insur- ance. Jociete des Charbonnages du Mariemont et de Bascoup, Ltd., INIorlanwez. No- tice on the social institutions of the societies. Jociete des Secours mutuels des Sourds- muets de Liege. Statutes, reports, books, etc. Joenens, A., President of the Committee of Patronage for Workmen's Dwell- ings and of the Provident Institution of Saint-Gilles, Brussels. The Mutual Benevolence Societies in Belgium (i volume, 1901). GROUP 136. iureau de Bienfaisance, Wavre. Plans and documents concerning the work- men's dwellings erected by the insti- tution, 3aisse Generale d'epargne et de retraite under the guarantee of the State, Brus- sels. Drawings, devices, reports, pho- tographs, etc., concerning the aid given by the institution to the construction of workmen's dwellings. Zockerill, John, Co., Ltd., Seraing. Plans and documents concerning the work- men's dwellings erected by the com- pany. !;ompagnie Beige d'Assurance Generale, Brussels. Statistics of the assistance given by the company in the erection of artisans' dwellings. ^ompagnie Generale d'Ougree-Marihaye, Ltd., Ougree. Plans and documents concerning the workmen's dwellings erected by the company. De Naeyer, Vve & Co., Willebroeck. Plans and documents concerning the workmen's dwellings erected by the company. Dumont, G., & Brothers Co., Ltd., Sclaig- neaux. Plans and documents concern- ' ing the workmen's dwellings erected by the company. General Direction of Labor, Brussels. Reports on the works of the "Comite de patronage for workmen's dwell- ings." ilaces de Sainte-Marie d'Oignies Co., Ltd.. Aiseau. Plans and documents, etc. labille "Valere Mariemont. Plans and documents, etc. >euvre du Coin de Terre, Brussels. Re- ports showing betterment of housing conditions. Societes des Charbonnagees de Marie- mont et Bascoup, Ltd., Morlanwez. Notice of the social institutions of the societies concerning erection of im- proved dwellings by employers. Superior Council of Public Hugiene, Brussels. Reports on the housing of workmen. GROUP 137. Ligue de la Croix Blanche (Societe de Temperance), Ixelles. Reports, statis- tics. Ligue Patriotique Beige contre I'Alcoo- lisme, Brussels. Reports and docu- ments. Union des Femmes Beiges contre I'Al- coolisme, Brussels. Reports and docu- ments. GROUP 138. Associations des Industriels de Belgique pour I'etude et la propogation des en- gins et des mesures propres a pre- server les ouvriers des accidents du travail, Brussels. Map showing the organization, methods and progress of the society. Association des Marcunvins, Brussels. School colonies and distribution of cloths, reports, photographs. Club of School Colonies, Bruges. No- tices and photographs. Club of School Colonies, Huy. Photo- graphs. Cockerill, John, Co., Ltd., Seraing. No- tices, diagrams and photographs rela- tive to the intellectual, moral and ma- terial situation of its employed. Comite de la Foire de Bruxelles. School colonies, distribution of cloths, photo- graphs. Compagnie Generale des Conduits d'eau, Ltd., Liege. Reports concerning em- ployers' institutions for the benefit of the employed. Compagnie Generale d'Ougree-Marihaye, Ltd.. Ougree. Reports. Creche d'Etterbeck, near Brussels. Re- ports. Creche-ecole Gardienne, Ixelles. Reports. Creche Jourdain, St. Giles, near Brus- sels. Reports. Delhaize Brothers & Co., Brussels. Re- ports of the mutual association of the employed of the firm, stewardship, restaurant elementary education courses, library, musical clubs and schools. Denier de I'lnstruction, Ixelles. School colonies, distribution of cloths. •28 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. Dumont, G. and Brothers Co., Ltd., Aiseau. Reports concerning the bene- fit of the employed. German Union for Scholar Colonies, I5russels. Reports. Glaces de Saine Marie d'Oignies Co., Ltd.. .\iseau. Reports. Mabille Valere, Mariemont. Reports. Oeuvre du Grand Air pour les petits, Brussels. School colonies and conva- lescent homes, reports. Oeuvre Internationale Catholique de la protection de la jeune fille, Brussels. Annual reports. Oeuvre du rayon du soleil, Brussels. Annual reports. Oeuvre du refuge pour lea femmes tom- bees. Brussels. Annual reports. Oeuvre de la rehabilitation, Brussels. Annual reports. Pedagogical Club "Diesterw^eg," Ant- werp. Reports. Societe Charitable de Saint-Francois Regis pour faciliter le mariage civil et religieux des indigents et la legiti mation des enfants naturels, Brussels. Reports. Societe de la Vieille Montague, Ltd., Chenee. Notices, diagrams and photo- graphs. Societe de Saint-Raphael (Patronage des indigents). Reports. Societes des Charbonnages de Marie- mont, et Bascoup, Ltd., a ^lariemont. Reports, pamphlets. GROUP 139. Association pour secourir les pauvres hi.nteux, Brussels. Reports concern- ing its care and relief of needy families in their homes. Asylum for Insane Children, Lummen. Reports and photographs. Asylum for Insane Children, Manage. Reports and photographs. Asylum for Insane Men, Tournay. Re- ]iorts and photographs. Asylum for Insane Women. Reports and photographs. Asylum for the Night "De Vleeschou- wcr-Remy," Louvain. Reports and l)hotographs. Asylum of the Strop — Institute Annexed for Insane Children Belonging to the Charity's Friars, Ghent. Reports and l)hotograp]is. General Direction of Benevolence, Brus- sels. Reports and photographs. Re- ports, photographs and drawings con- cerning the destitute, neglected and delinquent children, care and relief of needy families, map of all the hospitals. dispensaries, nursing and all other similar institutes in Belgium. Reports) concerning the insane, feeble-minded! and epileptic. Reports concerning] treatment of criminals, and identifica-i tion of criminals. Beneficence School of Moll. Reports I and other documents. ' Beneficence School of Yores. Reports and other documents. Cercle Philanthropique "Les Amis du Pauvre." St. Josse en-ten-Noode. Re- ports. Cockerill, John Co., Ltd., Seraing. Re- ports on the orphanage adjoined to! their works. Colony of Insane, Gheel. Reports. j Colony of Lierneux erected by the Pro-' vince of Liege for Insane. Reports. Deutschen Gesellen Vereins, Brussels,' Reports. 1 Directing Board of the Hospital and Re- liefs of the City of Brussels. Report?.' plates and photographs. Directing Board of the Hospitals and Re-; liefs of the City of Louvain. Reports,] photographs. j General Direction of Benevolence. Hospice Guislain for Insane, Ghent. Re-i ports and photographs. Hospice Pour Aveugles, Indigents — Fon-; dation Reniy, Louvain. Reports. Laiterie Maternelle, Brussels. Reports. Mabille Valere, Mariemont. Reports. Montefiore-Levy. Children's Convales- cent Institute, Esneux. Reports. Oeuvre de la Croix Verte, Brussels. Re- ports concerning care and relief of; needy families in their home. Oeuvre de I'hospitalite de Nuit, Brussels. Reports. Oeuvre de I'hospitalite de Nuit et de la PxTuchee de pain. Antwerji. Rejiorts. „ Oeuvre de I'hospitalite de Nuit, Ghent- Reports. Oeuvre des Dames de Charite de lei Misericorde. Brussels. Cars and re- lief of needy families in their home. : Oeuvre des malades pauvres, Brussels Reports. Oeuvre du Baton de vieillesse, Brussels Reports. Oeuvre du Calvaire (Soins aux Cance- reux). Lxelles. near Brussels. Patronage of Neglected Children and ol, Free Last Condemned men. (lliis m-, stitution is under the approbation o the government and works every where in Belgium.) Reports. "Petits pieds nus," Brussels. For desti tute and neglected children. BELGIUM— BRAZIL. 29 jyal Institute of Messines. For desti- tute, neglected and delinquent children. )ciete des Fourmis de Belgique, Brus- sels. For care and relief of needy families in their home. )ciete Royale de Philanthropic, Brus- sels. Dispensary and nursing. nion Beige des Meres de famille (£on- dation de Kenenburgh), Brussels. For care and relief of needy families in their home. oebergh, Brussels. "La Belgique Chari- table," Guide of the Benevolence. GROUP 140. sneral Direction of Hygiene and Public Health. Brussels. Reports concerning the sanitary legislation of the kingdom, prevention of infectious diseases and action of the State to amend the sani- tary conditions of the workshops and notices of the State's inspection of the fabrication and sale of food products. Ligue Nationale contre la tuberculose, Brussels. Reports concerning preven- tion of infectious diseases. (Putzey's J. Dr., Professor at the Univer- sitj' of Liege. Guide of Hygienist in Belgium. GROUP 141. Societe Nationale pour la protection de sites et des monuments. Brussels. Panel. BRAZIL. LOCATION: BLOCK 12. AISLE G. GROUP 129. 3sociacao Commercial de Santos, S. Paulo. Statistical maps, cottee 1901, 1902. gricultura, Ministerio da, Cap. Federal. Statistics of imports and exports, ship- ping, exchange, coffee, for the year 1 90 J. gricultura, Secretaria da, Bahia. Legis- lation and photographs. ssoc. Com. de Manaos, Amazonas. Commercial statistics. andeira Junior, Antonio F., S. Paulo. Work on "Indastry in the State of S. Paulo." idanza, Cav. F. A., Amazonas. Work on the State of Amazonas. iterior, Secretaria do, S. Paulo. Pho- tographs. nprensa Official, Minas Geraes. Pub- lications. indgren, Carlos J., Cap. Federal. Sta- tistic maps on commerce. edeiros & Co., S. Paulo. Statistical work. 3rto Alegre, Intendencia de, Rio Grande do Sul. Reports, laws and regulations. amos. Dr., F., S. Paulo. Work on in- dustries and electricity. ate Government, Matto Grosso. Brief notice of resources of the state of 'Matto Grosso. ntos, Dr. J., Americo dos, Cap. Federal. ,VVork on droughts in Northern Brazil. State Government, Amazonas. Publica- tions, etc. Santa Anna Nery, B. de, Amazonas. Work on the State of Amazonas. Soc. P. de Agric, Com., E. Industria, S. Paulo. Photographs. State Government, Mina^ Geraes. Pho- tographs. State Government, Minas Geraes. Leg- islation. State Government, Rio Grande do Sul. Publications and legislation. GROUP 130. Danneman & Co., Bahia. Photographs. Emporio Industrial do Norte, Comp,. Bahia. Photographs of shops and stores. Echenique Irmaos & Co., Rio Grande do Sul. Work on the State of Rio Grande do Sul. Johnston & Co., Ed., Cap. Federal. Pho- tographs of coffee handling service. Porto Alegre, Com. M. de, Rio Grande do Sul. Work on Municipio de P. Alegre. State Government, Rio Grande do SuL Albums showing State Colonies. State Government, Rio Grande do Sul. Work on State of R. G. do Sul. GROUP 139. Casa de Correccao, Rio Grande do SuL Photographs. 30 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. Hospicio de Alienados, Cap. Federal. Photographs of Insane Asylum. Moncorvo Filho, Dr., Cap. Federal. Book on "Protection to destitute children." Penitenciaria do Estado da Bahia. Photo- graphs. Silva, Dr., Ferreira da, Rion de Janeiro. Reports of "Polyclinica de Nictheroy." GROUP 140. da Capital, da Campinas, S. Desinfectorio Central Paulo. Photographs Desinfectorio Central Paulo. Photographs Hospital de Isolamento da Capital, S. Paulo. Photographs. Hospital de Isolamento de Compinas, S. Paulo. Photographs. Hygiene, Inspectoriade, Bahia. Publica- tions, statistics. Instituto Serumtherapico de Butantan, S. Paulo. Photographs and prepara- tions. Instituto Vaccinogenico, S. Paulo. Pho- tographs. Vaccine and preparations. Laboratorio Pharmaceutico, S. Paulo. Photographs. Laboratorio de Bromatologia, S. Paulo. Photographs and preparations. Sanitary Department of Santos, S. Paulo. Photographs. GROUP S. 141. Paulo. Photo- Fire Department, graphs. Intendencia Municipal, Bahia. tion, regulations, statistics. Police Department (1-2), aPulo. graphs. Legisia- | Photo- i CANADA. LOCATION: BLOCK 6. AISLE I. GROUP 140. Montreal Board of Health, Montreal. Charts, diagrams, photographs, sta- tistics. Muskoka Cottage Sanitarium, Graven- hurst. Sanitary charts, maps, dia- grams, photographs. Quebec, Board of Health of. Sanitary charts, diagrams, pictures. Toronto Board of Health, Toronto Charts, diagrams, maps, photographsi illustrating sanitary work. CUBA. LOCATION: BLOCK 6. AISLE L GROUP 129. Department of Agriculture. Industry and Connnercc. Documents. Department of State. Documents. Department of Interior. Documents. GROUP 140. Superior Board of Health of Cuba, Havana. Sanitary charts, maps, statis- tics, photographs, health circulars, destruction of mosquitoes. Health Department, Havana. Cage foi malarial fever and malarial patients, Cage for experimentation and study Oi mosquitoes. Cultures of bacteria, ser urns and toxines, samples of vaccines, petroleum cans. | Health Department, Havana. Model 0 hospital ward for yellow fever am malarial ])atients. 1 FRANCE. 31 FRANCE. LOCATION: BLOCK ii. AISLE E. GROUP 129. isociation of the Pupils of the High School of Commerce, The, Paris. A panel with graphical tables. jlytechnical Association for the De- velopment of Popular Teaching, Paris. A panel with graphical tables and bul- letin of the lectures given by the association. ibert, Alexandre, Paris. Books, dependent College of Social Science, The, Paris. Posters and prospectuses. mgress of Humanity, The, Paris. Panels and miscellaneous documents. iperior School for Social Studies, The, Paris. Posters, programs, a panel and books. ;rault-Carion, George Jules, Paris. A book. aillaumin et Cie, Paris. Volumes, aryett Fontanges, Mrs., Paris. Books, sautey, Eugene, Paris. Works on bookkeeping and commercial teaching. artin Saint Leon, Etienne, Paris. A volume. Dard of Trade, The, Industry, Posts and Telegraph. (Directorate of La- bours, Paris. Works published by the Bureau of Labor. istorical Museum of Orleans, The, Orleans. Some documents concern- ing the Historical Museum and the Joan of Arc's Museum. )cial Museum, The, Paris. Panel. Collection of the review, "The Social ^luseum", various documents. olitical and Parliamentary Review, The. Paris. Collection of the Political and Parliamentary Review (1894-1002). ousseau, Arthur, Paris. Miscellaneous works on Political or Social Economy. )int Stock Company for the Publica- tion of a General Coflection of Laws and Judgments, Paris. Works on Po- litical and Social Economics. )ciety of the Paris Statistics, The, Paris. A collection of the Society's Journal, sundry documents. gnes, Emmanuel, Paris. A general directory of trade, 'on, Jules, Paris. A panel. lUetin of the Paris Chamber of Com- merce from 1894 to 1Q03 (first six nonths). Proceedings of the , Paris Chamber of Commerce (or the former "Collection of Advice" from 1803 to 1902). Paris Chamber of Commerce at the Uni- versal Exhibition, 1900. Centenary of the Paris Chamber of Com- merce, 1803-1903. Paris Chamber of Commerce in the nth and I2th years of the First Republic, by ^Ir. Ed. Choquet. Commercial Teaching of the Paris Cham- ber of Commerce (a work published in French, English and Spanish). History of the Paris Commercial School, 1820-189S, published by the Old Pu- pils' Friendly Association. Higher Commercial School, an historical report by Paul I^acroix. Regime of Chambers of Commerce. In- terior regulations and special depart- ments of the Paris Chamber of Com- merce. Public Office of Commercial Informa- tion. Commercial Mission to Transvaal, A. The report by "Sir. Hugot. Chicago Exhibition, 1893, The. Report by Mr. Lourdelet. Society for the Encouragement of French Export Trade, The. A pamph- let by Alfred Fleury. Paris Chamber of Commerce, The. Various pamphlets, notices on the library, test bench for lire arms, etc. School of Higher Commercial Education, The. Pupils' note books, account books, statistical tables. Paris Higher Commercial School, The. Works, account books, prospectus and syllabus giving information on the school, pupils' tasks, statistical tables. Paris Commercial School, The. Pupils' copy-books, tables of the courses de- livered at the school, general informa- tion. Free Evening Courses for Adults of Both Sexes. Courses arranged at the commercial school and higher commer- cial school pupils' work. FRENCH COLONIES. Superintendent of the Colony's De- mesne, at Tananarive, ^Madagascar. A report, a registration of landed estates in Madagascar. 32 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. Robert (Jocelyn) First Secretary to the Government at St. Louis, Reunion. Directory of the Reunion (volumes), official part and documentary. GROUP 130. Central Committee of the Ship Owners of France, The, Paris. Plain.sphcre. Central Committee of the French Coal Mines, The, Paris. Graphics and mis- cellaneous printed matter. National Bank of Discount, The, Paris. A panel, photos, rules of association and statements. Credit Foncier de France. Maps and graphical panels. Delagrave, Charels, Publisher, Paris. I'Vench railway maps, a map of econo- mical France. Dufayel, George, Director of the Dufayel Stores, Paris. A panel. Levasseur, Emile, Professor at the Col- lege de France, Paris. Statistical and graphical panels describing the econo- mical situation in France. Home Office. Directorate of Depart- mental and Communal Administration Board of the j\J!ap of France and of the Graphical Statistics. A collection of the map of France drawn up by the Board of Survey for Country Roads. Board of Public Works, The, National School of the Engineers of the Road Survey, Paris. Albums of graphical statistics. Society for Colonial Propaganda, The, Paris. Panels and printed matter. GROUP 131. Association of French Industries against Labor Accidents, Paris. A panel. Normandy Association for the Preven- tion of Labor Accidents, The, Rouen. A jjanel. Benoit, Felix, Marseilles. A book on tlie regulating of labor in France. Gauger, Eugene, Paris. A volume. Grillett, Louis, Rennes. Studies and lec- tures. Lagard, Jean Pierre Leopold Leonce Marseilles. Rejjort and jm1)]ications. Board of Trade Industry, Posts and Telegraph, The, Paris. Works pub- lished about the inspection of labor. Society for the Protection of the Chil- dren of Workmen Employed in Wall Palter Factories, The, Paris. .A. panel. Society for the Protection of Appren- tices and of Children Working in Manufactories, The, Paris. A collec- tion of the Society's Bulletin. GROUP 132. I Syndicated Alliance of Trade and In- dustry, The, Paris. \'arious docu-/ ments. 1 Friendly Association of the Employees Coinmercial Travelers and Patten Drawers of St. Quentin, The. A panel General Association of the Post, Tele i graph and Telephone Agents of Franct and of her Colonies, The, Paris. Rule.-j of association and statements. I General Association of the Textile Mai terial and Fabrics' Trade, The, Paris' A panel. Syndicated Association of the Periodica' Press of Bordeaux and of the SouthJ west. The, Bordeaux. A book, rule;] of association and sundry documentsi Labor Exchange of Algiers, The. Pi panel. j Independent Labor Exchange of Lyons! The. Plans, a graphical panel and :' notice. 1 Labor Exchange of Mines, Gard. His! tory, graphic, tracts, newspapers, etci Camelle, Calixte, Alderman of Bordeauxj Section of public works. A panel am: annuals, tracts. j Syndical Association of Retail Grocers! The, Paris. A panel, annuals and cor< porative newspapers. Syndical Association of the Master Tail; ors of Paris, The. A panel. i Syndical Association of Retail Haber dashers, The, Paris. A panel. Syndicated Association of the Commisi sion and Export Trade .\gents, Tht Paris Statements by its Chairman, ^,| Geo. Lamaille upon the organizatioi and the work of French expcrters. ] Syndicated Committee of Wood Cutter and of labor of the same kind in thj township. The. A monograph. ■■> Syndicated Committee of Silk Hs] .Makers of Paris, The. Panels, etc. Syndicated Committee of the Silk an; Felt Hat ^Lakers of Paris. The. Parj els. 1 Syndicated Committee of the Maste Hairdressers of Paris, The. .V grapl ical panel. Syndicated Committee of Industry an House Building of the City of Pan; and of the Seine District, The, Pan' A panel. Syndicated Committee of the Licensci Milk ^len of the City of Lyons. ■■ panel. Syndicated. Committee of the Par: Pastry Cooks and of the Seine ani Seine et Gise District, The, Pans, j panel. 1 FRANCE. 33 de Union's Committee of the Jour- jynien Pastry Cooks of the Seine Dis- ict. The, Paris. Graphics, a panel, atistics and books. dicated Committee of the Wine and pirits Trade Agents for the District [ Seine and Seine et Oise, The. A inel and a pamphlet. dicated Committee of the Restaurant id Refreshment Rooms Owners, The, aris. A panel, graphics and books. itral Committee of the Syndicated ommittees. The, Paris. Collection f statements from 1867 to 1903 (34 Dlnmes). is School for Bakers and Millers, The, aris. A panel. Id of the Musical Artists of France, 'he Collection of the Guild's News- aper. panel, rules of association and .mdry publications. nch "Women's Guild, The, (A Union f Women's Professional Associates), 'aris. Rules of association, graphics, anels, photographs, publications, etc. :ional Guild of the Stokers, Drivers nd Engineers for Motor Cars and of 11 Similar Trades, and Callings in 'ranee and its Colonies, The, Paris, 'arious documents. tiel (Francois) Vevers (Nievre). tudy on the situation of the em- loyees in Nevers. idarity of the Boot Cutters and of he Boot Sewers of Paris and the icine District, The. Rules of associa- ion and graphics. sers' Trade Union for the Seine Dis- rict. The, Paris. .A. panel. idicate of the Wines', Spirits' and 'inegars' Wholesale Trade of Orleans if the Seine District and of the Neigh- oring District, The. Sundry docu- ments and monthly reports. idicate of the Workingmen's Corpo- ation of the Creusot and of its IDe- endances, le Creusot (Saone-et-Loire), he. Sundry documents. Id of Shop Girls and of Women v^orking in Silk and Needlework of yons, The. Graphics and books. dicate of Commercial and Industrial lerks. Paris. The. A panel. ; dicate of French Grocery, The. Paris. Iraphical panels. va collection of books ■id newspapers. »j,d of Women Cashiers. Bookkeepers i d Amanuenses. The, Paris, Fiand- ^'itten documents. >5licate of the Licensed "Victuallers' jess Alimentation. The. Paris. ; aphical tablC; directory, various icuments. Trade Union of the Bordeaux's Typo- graphers, The, Bordeaux. Graphics and sundry documents*. General Syndicate of Trade and Indus- try Union of the Syndicated Commit- tees of France, The, Paris. A panel. General Syndicate of the Brokers and of the Commercial and Industrial Fac- tories of France and her Colonies, Paris. General Syndicate of the Leather and Hides' Trade of France. A Union of all the syndicated committees and of all the syndicates of the French leather trade. Sundry documents. General Guild of the Doctors of the Seine District, Paris. "Various docu- ments. National Guild of the Wholesale Trade in Wine, Spirits and Liquors of France, Paris. A graphical panel. National Trade Union of the Post, Tele- graph and Telephone Workingmen, Paris. Graphic, photographs, various pamphlets. Guild's newspaper. Professional Association of the Business Agents of France and of her Colonies, Paris. Pamphlets, a panel, rules of association. Syndical Union of the Lyons Industries, Lyons (Rhone). A panel of graphics and a collection of statements. Union of the Var Trade Committees. Toulon (Var) Place Louis Blanc. Various documents. Union of the French Bakers' Trade Unions, Paris. A chart. Brotherhood of the Commercial and In- dustrial Clerks, of the Citj' of Lyon (Rhone). Panels, graphics and sun- dry documents. General Union of the Girondese Trade Unions. Bordeaux (Gironde). .A. graphical chart. Philanthropical Union of the Employees of Rouen and its Neighborhood. Rouen. .A. panel. Syndicated Union of Master Hawkers and Pedlars, Paris. Rules of associa- tion, sundry documents. City of Dijon, Cote d'ore. Reports, rules, deliberations, etc.. concerning the labor organizations of Dijon. GROUP 133. Furnishing and Building a Co-operative Society of Cabinet-Makers and Joiners. Morlaix (Finistere.) A panel of sta- tistics. Co-operative Association of Joiners and Carpenters. Poitiers. (Vienne.) A panel of statistics. 34 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. Co-operative Association of Glass-Cut- ters, Paris. A panel of statistics. Co-operative Association of Lantern- Makers, Paris. A panel. Co-operative Association of Journeymen Upholsterers, Paris. A synoptical ta- ble. Co-operative Association of Journeymen Coach-Makers, Paris. A panel of sta- tistics. General Association of the United Tin- smiths, Pans. Rule of Association and panel. General Association of Workmen in Mu- sical Instruments, Paris. A panel. Medals. Association of the Stonemasons and Journeymen Builders, Dun sur Auron (Cher). Graphics and documents. Association of the Bone Button Makers, Ville Meru (Oise). A statistical chart. Association of Journeymen Guilders. A Society of Co-operative Production, Paris. A panel vi^ith medals and graphic* Association of Mathematical Implement- Makers, Paris. A panel. Association of File Makers, Paris. A panel of synoptics. Association of Joiners, Limoges (Haute- Vienne). A panel of statistics. Association of the Paving-Stone Makers of Paris and the Seine District, Paris. A chart of statistics. "Labour Association," Paris. A collec- tion of the paper ''The Labour Asso- ciation." Minutes of the congresses of the productive associations of woi"k- ingmen. Various publications. "The Future Time." An Association of the Workers in Plate Glass Bevelling and Plate Glass Polishing, Paris. A panel with statistics. The Future of the Building Trade. A Co-operative Society of Locksmiths, Paris. A panel with statistics. Co-operative Bank of the Workingmen's Productive Association, Paris. Rules of Association. Notices. A panel with synoptics and a panel with sta- tistics. Blais-Mousseron & L. Villeminot, Paris. A panel. Labour Laundry, Boulogne, Seine. A ])anel. United Brush Makers. An Association of Workmen, Tracey-le-Mont, Oise. Rules of Association and history of the society. ■Saving-Bank of Coulommiers, Coulom- miers, Seine & Marne. A panel and an ralbuni. Cazalet & Sons, Bordeaux, Gironde. synoptical chart. Consulting Committee of Labour Pro ductive Associations, Paris. A graph! ical panel and some documents. | "The Carpenters of Paris." A Laboui Association, Paris. Photographies| drawings and panels. "The United Carpenters." A Labou Association, Paris. A statistical chart "The Carpenters of La Villette." t Labour Productive Association, Paris A panel. Cementers and the Paviours of the Sein, District, The. A Co-operative Assc! ciation of Workmen, Paris. Docul ments, views of work-yards, house bui by the association. Cut Glass Manufacturing Company c, Baccarat, The, Mcurthe & ?\lose!l'i Mode of remuneration of the wor' done by the company's employee . A panel. ' "The Concilliation." An Association ci the Wooden Shoe-Makers, Limoge! Haute-Vienne. A panel. j Equiutable Vine Dressers of Bas-Languij doc. The. Workingmen's Associatio Montpellier, Herault. A statistic! chart. I "The Cooper Foundry of Paris." Laboj| Association, Paris. A graphical char "The United Founders." Joint-sto( Company, Chalon-sur-Saone (Saone-t Loire. A panel with statistics. Francois, L., Grellou, A. & Cie, Par Panels and pamphlets on the prof sharing system adopted by the firm. Gofeinon, Edouard, Paris. A panel ei plaining the profit sharing system use on the estate of Gresy (Gironde i Goffinon, Edouard, Paris. A table e plaining the profit-sharing systc, adopted by the gas and water pow^ factorj'^ of Persan Beaumont (S. et d Huillard, Alph, & Cie, Suresnes, Seii Panels and graphic-. "The Modern Printing-House." A Woi ingmen's Productive Association, Par A panel. "The Laborious." A Journeymen Paiv ers' .Association, Puteaux. Sci- Graphical chart and reports. "The Laborious." A Printers' LabC .\ssociation, Nimes. Gard. TabI . notices, views and documents. Pam- "The Parisian Lithography." A'Labcr Association i-^i Journeymen .'-"', graphic Printers, Paris. Graphics . ' history of the associatii^in. "Parisian Stonemasonry." A Labour t- sociati(^n, Paris. Graidiics and d" ments. \A FRANCE. 35 lodern Joinery." A Society of Work- ingmen, Paris. Graphics and panels. 'he Metallurgists." A Labour Associa- tion, Le Mans (Sarthc). A panel and rules of association. letallurgy." A Labour Co-operative Association, Nimes (Gard). Photo- graphic views and history. larles Milde, Fils & Cie, Paris. Pam- phlets, concerning the provident insti- tutions of the firm. L Mutuality." A Workingmen's Asso- ciation to Contract for House Painting on a General Scale, Paris. A panel with graphics and medals. 'he Orphanage of Productive Co-oper- itinn," Paris. A synoptical table and pamphlets. 1 Pinaud's Perfumery (Victor Klotz, successor), Paris. A panel explaining the firm's provident institution in favor of its employees. ax Labor." A Journeymen Builders' Society of Productive Co-operation, Lyons. A panel. hotography." A Labour Association. .\ graphical chart. Synopsis of the co-operative organization of the so- ciety. ata & Sons, Paris. A panel, regress." A Co-operative Association 3i Plate Glass Revellers and of Plate Glas§ Polishers, Paris. A panel with statistics. :evival." A Society of Plate Glass Bevellers and Polishers, Paris. A statistical chart. )yer, Louis, Paris. A panel explaining the profit-sharing system adopted by the firm. 'he Beehive." A Labor Association of House Painters and Glaziers, Paris. A synoptical chart. int Stock Company of Clock-Makers, The, Paris. A panel with graphics. )-operative Society of Musical Com- posers, Paris. Rules of association of the society and circulars about its es- tablishment. Specimens of printed nusic. onnese Saddlery's Co-operative So- "iety of Workingmen. The, Lyon Rhone). A panel. -operative Society of Parquet-Floor- ng Finishers, Paris. A panel with tatistics. ;iety of the Wharf's Coal Heavers, he. A Labor Association, le Havre ; Seine Inferieure). A panel, tmch Co-operative Society of Orna- ^lent-Working and Decorating Sculp- tors, The, Paris. An historical sketch of the society and panel with graphics. Lyonnese Labor Association of Stuff and Cotton Printers, Lyons (Rhone). A panel with statistics. Society for the Practical Studying of Profit Sharing, Paris. The collection of the "Bulletin of Profit Sharing," the works edited by the firm, a panel giv- ing a comprehensive idea of the work done. "The Miners' Mine." A Society of Mon- thieux, Saint-Etienne (Loire). A panel. Lens Coal-Mining Company, The, Mr. Remuana, General Agent, Lens (Pas- de-Calais). Statistical charts, photos. "The Sun" and "The Eagle" Fire Insur- ance Companies, Paris. A chart con- cerning the provident funds of the em- ployees of the central office. Tassart, Balas, Barbas & Cie., Paris. A panel showing the working of the profit sharing system adopted by the Firm. Thuilier Fils Et Lassalle, Paris. A panel showing the working of the Firm'.s profit sharing system. "Labour." A Co-operative Society Con- tracting for Wholesale House Painting, Paris. Graphics and documents. Tulen, Charles, Paris. A panel on profit sharing. Union of Smelters, The. A Labour Asso- ciation of Montceau-les-Mines, ( Saone et Loire.) Rules of association and by-laws. United Locksmiths The, Paris. A syn- optical chart. Medal. Valme Brugniot & Cie, Maison Leclaire, Paris. Rules and circulars. Panels with synoptical tables. Workingmen's Glass Works, The, Paris. Graphics. Vichery, Pierre Francois, a Neuville sous Montreuil (Pas-de-Calais). Mono- graph on small trades. The Sanitary Service in Madagascar, Tanarive. Panels containing samples of Microbe's culture and of various leavens pre- pared by the "Poulen Institute" of Tananarive. A Chart of the Military Sanitary Set- tlements in Madagascar. A Map of the Military Districts of Medical Attendance in Madagascar. An Album with Photos from the IMili- tary Districts of the Medical Attend- ance in Madagascar. Pamphlets on the Working of Medi- cal Attendance in Madagascar during 1Q02. 36 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. GROUP 134- Central Association of the Co-operative Dairies of Charente and Poitou, Niort (Deux Sevres). Pictures and views. French Railroads' Employees Mutual Credit Association, Paris. A panel and notice. National Exchange of the French Social- istic Co-operative Societies, Paris. Rules of association and by-laws, peri- odical bulletin and other documents. _ Federation Center of Popular Credit in France, Marseilles. A collection of the publication and a panel. Co-operative Distribution Society, The, St. Etienne (Loire). A panel. Friendly Society of Agricultural Credit, The, Chartres. Graphics. "Parisian Thrift", a Co-operative Society Distribution, Paris. A panel, tracts and documents. "The Household", a Society of Distribu- tive Co-operation, St. Denis (Seine). A panel and pamphlet. Federation of the Co-operative Dairies of the Oise District, The, Paris. Rules of association and by-laws, state- ments and graphics. Federation of the Railways' Employees Co-operative Society, The, Grenoble. A panel and books. Brotherly Society of the Auge Country, The. Dives-a-lNIer (Calvades). Pamph- lets and album. Regional Group of the Isle of France, The, Mutual Credit Co-operative Asso- ciation, Paris. Pamphlet and chart. Co-operative Dairy of St. Hermine (Ven- dee). Documents. Lemercier, Marcel, Secretary to the Eastern Railway Company, Paris. A pamphlet. "The Friendly Dwelling," Paris. Rules of association and by-laws. "The Provident", a Co-operative Bakery, at Uzos near Pan (Basses Pyrenees). Rules of association and other docu- ments. Latin Quarter's Co-operative Dining Rooms, Paris. Chart and pamphlets. World's Civil Service Co-operative Stores, The, Paris. Chart ajid pamph- let. P. L. M. Railway Agents' Society of Co- operative Distribution, The. Dijon. .\ hand-written (U)cumciit and panels. P. L. M. Railway Employees Co-opera- tive Society, The, Cluny (Saone-et- Loire). A panel and pamphlet. P. L. M. Railway Employees Co-opera- tive Society, The, ]\lacon. (Soane-et- Loire). Graphical charts and books. Soria, Lucien, Alforville (Jeine). A' panel showing the working of the dis-j tributive Society. i Co-operative Union of the French Dis-j tributive Societies of Co-operation,| Central Committee, Paris. A paneii and books. GROUP 135. ; "Alimentation", a Friendly Societyl against Labour Accidents, Paris. M panel. 1 Haut Marnais of Paris, The, a Friendlj! Society, with a Pension Fund and fretj Registry Oftice, Paris. A graphical panel, rules of association and by-laws; Chaptal College Amiable Society oj Former Pupils, Paris. Graphic an(| books. I Amiable Association of the Employeei of "The Phoenix" a Fire and Lif'' Insurance Compaiu', Paris. .\ book, i Amiable Association of Bank and Stocl' Exchange Employees, Paris. A panei and rules of association. ! "Comptoir National d'Escompte" o| Paris Employees' Friendly Societyj The, Paris. Charts, rules of associa, tion, statements, etc. j Friendly Association of the Deaf ami Dumb of the Champagne District, The' Reims. A panel with graphical table;. Deaf and Dumb of the Seine and Sein and Oise Districts' Friendly Societ\| The, Paris. Rules of association an graphics. ^ Friendly Society of the Bookkeepers c the Department of the Seine, Thi Paris. A panel. Association of the Employees of Anger a Friendly Society, Angers. Graphic and reports. Industrial and Commercial Traveller, Association, a Friendly Society, Parin A graphical panel and other doci, ments. Sisterly Association of the Post Offic Lady Clerks, Rosny-sous-Bois (Seine; Rules of association and reports. < Bordeaux Association of Officers an: Persons of Similar States Belongin' to the Armv, to the Reserve and t the Territorial Forces, Bordeaux (G; ronde). .\ panel. , . Amiable and Philanthropical Associatic , of People Born in the Gard Distri' and Living in Paris, The. .\ibum an several documents. Friendly Society of Play Actors, Pan Aniiu.Tls of the .\ssociation. Firemen's Friendly Society of Sainte, Saintes ( Charente-Inferie u r e). panel and album. 1, FRANCE. 37 'he Time to Come." A Provident and Friendly Society of Trade and In- dustry. Female clerks, Paris. A panel. hatou's Future." A Friendly Society. Chatou (Seine et Oise). Graphical panel, reports and albums. llom, Maurice, Paris. Works on So- :ial insurance. zeray, L. A., Elementary Inspector a a Fleche (Sarthe). Historical and iescriptive documents on the School Friendly Society. gnaux, Jean Baptiste Alfred, Paris. \ panel and document^ on several Provident Societies. lool Fund and Friendly Society of the ^Ilth Ward of Paris, The. Town Hall )f the Xllth arrondissement. Graph- cs. lyings Bank of Angers, The (Maine & .oire). A graphical panel, statements nd other documents. zings Bank of Coulommiers, The Seine & ^larne). A panel and album. zings Bank of Lyons, The, Lyon ihone). Charts and sundry docu- nents. zings Bank ot Reims, The (Marne). -fistory, reports and directions. ^ings Bank of Sezanne, The (Marne). ^ panel, photographs, notices, etc. king's Bank of Yvetot, The, Yvetot Seine Inferieure). Table and map. tional Old Age Pensions Fund, The, 'aris. Panel, graphic and notice on he workings of the fund. :ronal Pension Fund in Favor of the il,en Working in the Iron Works, 'aris. A panel, rules of association nd other documents. ilanthropical Fund of Speedy Help of lie C. Codoni's Firm, Paris. A panel. Iway Clerks and Workmen Loan and 'avings Bank, Tours (Indre & Loire), k- panel. endly Societies Syndicate of Reims Reinsurance Fund, Reims (Marne). iraphic, rules of Association and tatements. •is Stockbroker Clerks Pension Fund, 'aris. Table and album. ision Fund of the Tissues and Textile laterials Trade and Industry's Gen- "al Association for the Clerks and v^orkers of Both Sexes, Paris. A inel and documents. sion and Provident Fund for the ilerks of the Comptoir. National d'Es- -mpte de Paris, Paris. A panel, I les of associations and statements. Pension Fund of the Employees of the Didot-Bottin Directory, Paris. Regu- lations, report and table. Bank Clerks' Pensions Fund, Paris. A panel and rules of association. Labour Pension Fund of the ist Ward of Paris, Paris. Rules of association, statements and a panel. Mutual Insurance Syndicate of the Iron Works of France against Labour Acci- dents, Paris. A panel and pamphlet, table and paper. Mutual Insurance Syndicate of the Sugar Trade of France against Labour Acci- dents, Paris. A panel and tract. Mutual Insurance of the Textile Trade of France against Labour Accidents, Paris. A panel and tract. Labour Victim's Fund, Paris. Docu- ments. Chaufton, Albert, Paris. A book in two volumes on insurance. "The French State Railway," Paris. Graphics and books on Provident Ins- titutions. Chureau, Leon, Nantes. A manuscript paper on French Friendly Societies. Permanent Committee of the Labour Accidents and Provident Insurance In- ternational Congress. Books by the Congress and by the Permanent Com- mittee. Marseilles Wharves and Warehouses Company, Paris. A panel and the rules of association of its patronal institutions. Western Railroads Company, Paris. A note on the company's provident and benevolent institutions. Paris Metropolitan Ry. Co., Paris. Graphics, specifications and rules of association 'concerning the pension and provident funds of the company. Baccarat Cut Glass Manufacturing Com- pany, Baccarate (Meurthe-et-Moselle). A panel showing their Provident Insti- tutions. Anzin Coal Mining Company, Anzin (Nord). Graphic chart about the pa- tronal institution of the company. "The Conservative." A Mutual Life In- surance Company, Paris. Documents. "The Needlewoman." A Feminine Society with a Pension Fund, Paris. A panel. Debraine Pierre I, Impasse des Ecoles, Chatou (Seine-et-Oise). Reports and other documents on "The Future," a Friendh' Society. Degas, Desire Ernest, a la Chapelle la Beine. Tables and various documents on a great number of Friendly So- cieties. 38 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. Delie Valerie, Clermont (Oise). Mono- Liraph of a School's Friendly Society. Delmas, Gabriel, Bordeaux. A panel de- scribing "The Future of Friendly So- cieties," a daily paper of Friendly Pro- paganda and of Friendly Doctrines. "The Widow's Mite." A League of the Employees of the Paris Board of Town Duties (Active Service), Paris. Rules of association and books. "The Youth's of France Endowment Fund," Paris. A panel, rule of asso- ciation and a number of its monthly paper. Dupulich, Paul, Paris. A book. Christian Emulation. A Friendly So- ciety with a Pension Fund, Rouen (Seine Tnfre). A panel and book. Japhet's Children. A Friendly Society. A panel and book. "Thrift." The Insurance Company's Friendly Society, Paris. A book and an album. "The Thrift of Thiais," Thiais (Seine). Rules of association, statements, etc. "The Hope of Reims." A Friendly So- ciety (Marne). A panel with graphics. Escuyer, Jacques, Paris. A volume. Halimbourg Akar's Stores, Paris. A panel describing the Firm's Friendly Society. The Star, Marseille Bouche-du-Rhone. Volume and books, the work of St. Peter's United Workers' Friendly So- ciety. National Federation of the French Friendly Societies. Rules of Associa- tion and sundry documents. Federation of the Tarn and Garonne's District Societies, Montauban (Tarn- et-Garonne). Panels, charts and other documents. Fillot, Ricois, Lucet et Co., Paris. Pan- els, graphics and a collection of docu- ments concerning the Provident Insti- tutions of the "Bon INIarche" stores. "The Wood Flower." The Friendly Society of Pingault's Firm, Paris. A panel. "The Ant." A Profit Sharing Society with its two branch establishments. "The Anthill," a Mutual Life Insur- ance Company and "Tlie Real Estate Ant," Paris. A panel. "La France Prevoyante" Pension Fund, Paris. "Provident France." An Old Age Pension Company. Rules of asso- ciation and graphics. "The Reims Brotherhood." The Em- ployees of the City of Reims Philan- thropical Association, Reims (Marne). A graphic. "The Brotherhood" of the 19th Section of the Army's and Navy's Veterans.! An incorporated Society, Paris. An] album. "Fraternity." A Friendly Society, Fer- riere La Grande (Nord). Variousi documents. "Nemours" (Seine et Marne). A panel and statements. ( Gauvin, Paul, Paris. A work in two! volumes, "Fire Insurance," The In-j spector's Hand Book. j "The Great Cellar of Ledevois," Lodeve (Herault). Various documents. Grillet, Louis, Rennes (Ille-et-Vilaine) ' Books. Henry, Victor, Poissy (Seine-et-Oise); A book. i Institute of French Actuaries, Parisi Panel, a collection of volumes. j Patronal Institutions of the Six Greateii French Railway Companies, Paris' Panels and books on the said instituj tions. I "Joan of Arc." A Rescue and Friendlji Society, Rouen (Seine Infre). Panels] "Provident Youth." A Friendly Societ]' of Scholars of the District of Doua! (Nord). Statistical panels, rules 01 association and notices. | Lefort, J, Paris. A Barrister to th| Council of State and to the Suprem Court of Appeals. Volumes. Lepine, Francois. An Inspector of Ele, mentary Instruction, Aube (Aube] A volume. Le Vasseur, A., & Co., Paris. A pam describing the patronal institutions < the firm. ; National Confederation of Provident an Friently Societies, Paris. A panel, , book and a file of the Society's Revievj Mame, Alfred, & Son, Tours (Indre-e Loire). A panel showing the Finn' Provident Institution. ■; Firm of D. Voelcker-Coumes. The, Bayo (IMeuthe-et-Modelle). Panels, grapl; ics and other documents concernin their fund of assistance in case 'i sickness and their Friendly and Prov. dent Society. Marie, Leon, Paris. Volumes and ph' tographs. "The Marseillaise." A Society for Ol'i Aged Pensions, Marseille ( Fxniclic-d Rhone). Rules of association ai other documents. Board of Trade, Industry Posts and Tel graph. Directorate of Social liisn ance and of Provident Institution Paris. Collection of the laws concerj ing common savings banks and tl FRANCE. 39 reneral statistics on their working. !;artograms and other documents. ommercial Mutuality." A Provident Society. Paris. A pane! and volumes. [atemal Mutuality," Paris. A panel, snne and Isere Districts Maternal Mu- uality, The, Yienne (Isere). Docu- nents. itual Insurance Co., The, Against La- )Our Accidents. Graphical charts and iocuments. strict of Villeneuve Sur Lot Schools. Friendly Society. (Los-et-Garonne). v'arious documents. colas, Eugene, Barrister to the Court :)f Appeal (Nancy) ( ]\leurthe-et-AIos- ;lle). A panel. xhange of the French Railways, Paris. jraphic.^. ink and Stock Exchange Clerks' Drphan Asylum, Paris. A panel, a 30ok and other documents. ance Primary Institution's Orphans' Asylum, Paris. Graphics and yearly statem.ents. ree Bread." A Friendly Society Pay- ng in Kind, Reims (Alarne). A panel md notice. ench Perfumery and Soap Making Trade. A society for Old Age Pen- sions. Levallois-Perret. .A panel. he Phoenix." A Life Insurance Com- pany. Paris. The employees' savings bank. at. A., et Sons, Paris, et Soissons (Aisne). A panel and volumes. 'he Poitevine." A Friendly Society Giving Old Age Pensions, Paris. A panel, books and tracts. adelle, Joseph, Toulouse. A collec- tion of ten studies on social questions, mutuality questions, etc. oresight." An Insurance Company with iixed premiums, Paris. Graphics, pamphlets and various documents. 'oresight." The Friendly Society No. 556 of the French Western Railway Company's employees, Clichy (Seine). .A. graphic. 'oresight." A Friendly Society Giv- ing Old Age Pensions, Town-Hall of Vesinet (Seine-et-Oise). Pamphlets, graphics and photos. ommercial Foresight," Paris. Books md chart. he Friendly Foresight of Rouen," Rouen (Seine Tnfre). Rules of asso- ciation and statements. oresight." A French Mutual Life In- .urance Company, Paris. A panel and Pther documents. 'he Foresight of Reims." A Friendly Association of Girls and Married La- dies, Reims (Marne). Panels, rules of association and statements. Rame, P. C, Sannois (Seine-et-Oise). Numerical tables. Rochetin, Eugene, Paris. Books and pamphlets about mutual and re«erve societies. "La Saint Michel." Benefit Society of the Confectioners, Paris. A table and regulations. "La Sauvegarde." Civil Association of Mutual Relief, Paris. A table, graph- ics, regulations and various documents. "La Securite Des Families." Benefit So- ciety, Paris. A table and book. "La Solidarite." Benefit Society, Reims. Graphical tables and note. Friendly Reserve Society of the Prefec- ture de Police, Paris. Table, pamphlet and graphics. Perambulating Post Office C 1 e r k s' Friendly Society, The, Paris. A graphic and rules of association. Amiable and Philanthropical Society of Saone et Loire, The, Paris. The So- ciety's Annual. Clothing Trades Employees' Society, The, of Paris. Rules of association and notice. Paris Men Cooks' Society, The, Paris. Panels and diplomas. Friendly Societies Anti-Tuberculosis Dispensatories, "Emile Loubet's Foun- dation," Paris. A panel. Excise Employees' Fraternal Society, Paris. A panel, a graphic and rules of association. Louvres' Society, Paris. A panel describ- ing the provident institutions of these stores. Municipal Friendly Society of the First ^Vard of Paris. A panel, rules of asso- ciation and other documents. Arsenal, The, and Notre Dame's Wards Municipal Friendly Society. Town Hall of the IV Paris Ward, Paris. A panel. Ninth Ward of Paris, Municipal Friendly Society, Paris. Statements. Eleventh Ward of Paris' Municipal Friendly Society. A panel. Fifth Ward of Paris' Municipal Friendly Society and Superannuation Fund, Paris. A panel, rules of association and statements. Alsatian and Lorrainer Provident and Friendly Society, Paris. A panel. Provident and Friendly Society of the Clerks and Workmen belonging to the Leclaire Firm, Paris. A panel, photos and the bust of Leclaire. 40 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. Provident Society of the Galle Firm, Paris. Rules of association and other documents. Old Age Provident Society, Marseilles (Pxuiche du Rhone). A panel. Puteaux Workshops' Provident Friendly Society,- Puteaux (Seine). A graphical panel and the memorial handbook. Commercial Travellers' Friendly and Provident Society. Paris. A panel. Society of Say's Sugar Mills and Refin- eries, Ltd., Paris. Documents. Municipal Schools' Friendly Society and Superannuation Fund, Saint Denis (Seine). A panel. Twentieth Ward of Paris Schools' Friendly Society and Superannuation Fund, Paris. A panel, rules of asso- ciation and sundry documents. Two Sub Districts of Arras Schools' Friendl}' Societj^ and Superannuation Fund, Arras (Pas-de-Alais). A book containing all documents concerning the society. Law Schools of Rouen's Friendly So ciety and Superannuation Fund, Rouen (Seine Infre). A panel and rules of association. Schools of the Aurillac's District Society and Superannuation Fund, Cantal. Sundry documents. "The Scholars' Friendly Society of Champigny sur Marne." A Friendly Society, Chainpigny-s-Marne (Seine). Rules of association and graphic charts. Friendly Society No. 128, Villeurbanne (Rhone). Documents. Friendly Society Giving Help in Kind, Marchands Blois (Loir-ct-Cher). Rules of association. Friendly and Provident Society of the Municipal and Communal Services of France's Employees, Paris. A panel, rules of association and the monthly bulletin. Seine Lamp-Lighter Friendly Society and Superannuation Fund, Paris. A chart and rules of association. Friends of Mankind's Friendly Society, Paris. .\n album and pamphlets. Old Army and Navy Soldiers, The. A iM-iendly Society, Paris. A chart. North of France. Old Soldiers' Friendly Society, Lille (Nord). Nineteenth Ward of Paris' Friendly So- ciety, Paris. Graphics. Friendly Society of Avon (Seine-et- Marne). A chart and other docu- ments. United Workers of the Bar sur Seine Districts' Friendly Society, Bar-sur- Seine (Aube). Panels, graphics, rules of association, and album. Friendly and Provident Society of the City of Bar le Due. Bar le Due | (Meuse). Graphics, album and various] documents. . Firm of Achille's Friendly Society, Paris. A panel. Friendly Society of Boulogne sur Seine, ' (Seine). A chart. Corrigian Country Roads Services Road ^Members' Friendlj- Society, Tulle 1 (Correze). A chart, rule of associa- ' tion and other documents. j Corporation of Coopers and CoUarmen. i Friendly Society, Reims ( Marne). j Graphic. • j Seine Court of Trades Clerks' Friendly' Society, Paris. A chart and rules of| association. j Bookselling Trade Clerks' Friendly So- ciety, Paris. A panel, volumes and| rules of association. Warehousemen, Porters and Similar, Callings Friendly Society, Paris. Al panel. ; Cashier Clerks and Collecting Clerks' for the Paris Corporation Friendly So-; ciety, Paris. Charts, pamphlets and, leports. < Commercial Travellers and Clerks of Nancy's Friendly Society, Nancy-^Ieu-| the-et-^Ioselle. Notes and various documents. Friendly Society of Hallencourt (Som-. me). Tables, regulations and a note. Amiable Friendly Society of la Mon- togne Saintse (Gienevieve, Paris. Rules,: of association, bulletin and other docu- ments. "Agricultural Mutuality." A Friendly! Society, ]\Ionbequi (Tarn et Garonne,). A panel. Clichy's United Workers Friendly So- ciety, Clichy (Seine). .\ chart, rule> of association and directory. Workmen of Enauld & Co.'s Factory Friendly Society. Montrouge (Seine); A chart. Orleans Railway Company's Clerks and \\'orkmen l-"riendly and Provident So- ciety. Paris.' A chart, rules of asso- ciation and statements. Tobacco Factory Male and Female. Workers' Friendly Society. Toulouse Rules of association and sundry docu- ments. Firm of Leopold Brot and Son's Per- sonnel's I'riendly Society. Paris, panel. FRANCE. 41 o-Called "Philadelphia" Friendly So- ciety of Saint Germain en Lave (Seine- et-Oise). A chart. Upholsterers' Friendly Society, Paris. Sj'noptical charts. riendly Society of Saint Jean de Grisol- les. A panel. 'he So-Called "St. Romain's" Friendly Society of Sevres (Seine-et-Oise). A manuscript register. St. Vincent De Paul's" Friendly So- ciety, Alontauban (Tarn-ete-Garonne). A table. riendly Society of Voigne aux Bois (Ardennes). A synoptical chart, state- ments and other documents. ratemal Union or Primray Instruction Societies, Paris. Rules of association, reports. ratemal Union of the Paris and Seine Postmen, Paris. A chart and an al- bum. ational Savings Bank of the Post and Telegraph's under Secretary of States' Office, Paris. A chart and documents. eneral Syndicate of Protection against Accidents of Labour to the Building Trade and to the Public Works, Paris. A chart and pamphlets. own of Charters 'Workingmen Friendly Society, Charti*es ( Eure-et-Loir). Graphics, statistical charts and the badge of the society. rhe Guardian." A Provident Society for the Post Telegraph and Telephone, Paris A pamphlet. Jnion." A Company of Insurance against Fire. Paris. A chart and books. Zhambery Union." A Friendly Society giving Old Age Pensions, Chambery (Savoie). Graphics, photos and book. ork Butchers' Union. A Friendly So- ciety, Paris. A statement. nion of Trade. A Friendly Society. A chart. nion of the Commission and Export Trade's Employees, Paris. A panel and books. nion of Feeamp (Seine Infre). A chart, 'raternal Union." A Society of Old Age Pensions, Paris. A (panel and various documents. 3mestic Servants' Fraternal Union. A Friendly Society, Paris. Rules of as- sociation and annual. tiployees of Heavy Cartage Brotherly ^Jnion, Paris. A chart and a book. '3ve Makers' General Union, Paris. A ■hart. Friendly Societies of Maine-et-Loire's General Union, Angers (Maine-et- Loire). A panel. Medical Union of the Members belong- ing to the Friendly and Provident So- cieties and to the Superannuation Funds of the Seine District. A chart. ■Women of France's Friendly Association, Paris. A chart, ■ rules of association and sundry documents. Union of the Incorporated Old Age Pen- sions and Friendly Societies of the First College. Various documents. Union of the Old Age Pensions and Friendly Incorporated Societies of the Second College, Paris. Rules of asso- ciation and a statement on its situa- tion. Union of Friendly and Provident So- cieties of the Charente District, Cog- nac (Charente). Rules of association and statements. Union of the Charente Inferieure Dis- trict's Friendly Societies, Saintes Infre). A chart, a volume and a col- lection of the Union Bulletin. Union of the Eure and Seine Inferieure District's Friendly Societies, Rouen (Seine Infre). A book. Souvigny Workingmen's Union. Rules of association and statements. "The Workingmen's Union." A Friendly Society, Reims (Marne). Graphical chart. Union of the 'Workingmen Making the Tour of France, Paris. A graphical and various documents. "Vauzelle (Paul) Cravant (Loiret). Pamphlets on Friendly Societies. "Vermont (H) (Seine Infre). A book. GROUP 136. Fraternal Association of Employees and Workmen of the French Railroad Companies. Paris. Various docu- ments. Barraud & Bauhain, Paris. Plans and documents. Baudran, G., Dr., Beauvais. Pamphlets. Bliaulte, E. (Architect). Paris. Plans and elevation of a telephonic club. Cacheux, Emile, (Architect). Charts, plans and other documents. Savings Bank of Beziers. Plans, photo- graphs and specifications. Provident and Savings Bank of the Com- piegne sub District. Plans, drawings,- photographs and pamphlets. Carmichael & Cie. A panel. "The Fireside." A Co-operative Associa- tion for the Building of \\^orkmen's 42 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. Dwellings, Sant Denis (Seine). Speci- fication, plans, photos and a model on a reduced scale. "The Homestead and Fireside." A Joint Stock Company for the Building of Low Priced Dwellings for Work- men, Orleans. Plans and specifica- tion. Sundry documents. "The Cheap Lodgings." Departmental Building Committee. Paris. Docu- ments. De Contades (nee de Broc Countess), Angers. Plans of 36 houses for work people. Baccarat Cut Glass Manufacturing Co., The, Baccarat (Meurthe-et-AJoselle). Plans and prospective views. Ch. Driessens (Auguste Hyppolyte), dit, St. Denis Seine. Panels. "The Household." A Corporative Build- ing Societ^^ Suresnes. Plans and photos. Fauconnier, Adrien Rene (Architect), Paris. Frames. Foundries and Rolling Mills of Har- flenr, Felix Hubin, Paris. A chart. "The Fireside." A Co-operative Joint Stock Company for the Building of Cheap Dwellings. La Garenne Co- lombe (Seine). Several frames. Gillott, Auguste (Architect), Paris. Panels. Gire, Jules, Architect, Le Puy. Plans for a Workingmen Model Tenement and for a ^Moderately Priced Dwell- ing. A manuscript paper. Widow GufTroy and Minne, The, Paris. A chart and monographic views. Guyon, Georges, Architect, St. Maurice. Plans fr)r workmen's dwellings. "The Real Estate of La Magdeleine." A Joint Stock Co-operative Company to Build Cheap Dwellings for the Workmen of Piat's Factory, Villen- euve St. Germain pres Soisson (.Visne). A chart. Legras, Francois Theodore, Paris. Documents. Board of Trade, Industry. Post and Telegraph Directorate of Social Insur- ance and Providence, Paris. Books and documents. "The Mutual Dwelling." A Joint Stock Company for the Building of Cheap Dwellings, Paris. Plans and docu- ments. Senet, Henri, Architect, Paris. Plans and documents. Co-operative Cheap Dwellings Joint Stock Company, The. Paris. Plans, drawings and specifications. Post Del Arche's Cheap Dwellings Joint Stock Company, The, Pont del Arche (Eure). Photographs, plans and notes. Valenciennes Workmen's Dwelling Joint Stock Company, The, Valenciennes. Plans and drawings of three groups of workmen's dwellings built by the societ}'. Bordeaux Society for Cheap Dwellings, Bordeaux. A chart and a graphic. Cheap Dwellings Credit Society, Paris. A chart. French Society for Cheap Dwellings, Paris. A panel. Seine Society of Dwellings, Paris. Plans and documents. Passy-Auteuil Society for Workmen's Dwellings, Paris. A chart. GROUP 137. French Youth's Temperance Associa- tion, Paris. Several charts and other documents. Berlin Freres, Paris. Books and a chart on sanitary science. Edouard Comely et Co., Paris. Various "publications. "The Blue Cross." A French Society of Temperance, Paris. Anti-alcoholic charts, posters and literature. , Delegrave, Charles, Paris. Collection oi charts on alcohol. Emile Deyrolle's Sons, Paris. Anti-alco- holic mural charts. National Confederation against Alcoho- lism. A French Society of Temper- ance. Chart, newspapers, tracts, etc. Leclerc Max et Bourrlier, Paris. Books and documents. Nathan, Fernand, Paris. Volumes and charts concerning the abuse of alco- hol and tuberculosis. Bordeaux Society of Temperance Pub- lic Houses. Bordeaux. A jTanel. "Prosperity." A League Against the Abuse of Alcohol, Paris. Chart.s and tracts. Versailles Temperance Dining Rooms The, Versailles. Graphical charts. "The White Cross." A Temperance Society. \'^arious documents. Fem.ale Union against the Abuse of Alcohol, The (M. George Barbey. General Secretary), Paris. Charts and! various documents. Paris General Administration of Public Assistance (.M. .Mesurcur. Supcrintcml ent). Documents. GROUP 138. Central Union of French Young Men'i Christian .KssociaticMi, Paris. Photoi graphs, charts and tracts. FRANCE. 43. harlemagne Public -Schools Former Pupils" Friendly Association, Paris. A panel and a pamphlet. urgot Schools Former Pupils' Friendly Association, Paris. Graphics, charts, annuals, bulletin and statements. riendly Association of Exhibiting Workingmen, Clerks and Inventors of the Seine Inferieure's District, Rouen. A panel. ommercial School of Paris Former Pu- pils' Association, Paris. A chart and other documents. ssociation for the Education and Pa- tronage of Young People, Established by Teachers, Town Hall of the nth Ward. Charts and other documents. ssociation Established to Help French People to Procure Free Situations for Themselves Abroad and in the Colo- nies, Paris. A chart. ducational Press Members' General Association, Paris. Books, pamphlets and other documents. hilotechnic Association, Paris. A graphical table and various documents. ssociation for the Apprenticing and Patronge of Orphans of both sexes. Paris. Sundry documents. olytechnic Association for the Develop- ment of Popular Teaching. Paris. Graphical tables and documents. usseur and Hipp, Paris. Documents bearing on the institutions established in favor of the firm's employees. Future Times." A Shooting Society CSl. Baul; Lefevre, Chairman and Founder), Paris. Tables and docu- ments about the society. La Bastidienne." An Athletic Society, Bordeaux. A graphical table. opular Library of the Friends to Edu- cation of the Twelfth Ward, Paris. curlet, Carle, Paris. Charts and vari- ous documents. rovident Society for the Employees and Agents of the "Societe Generale" of Paris. Graphical chart showing the operations of the society since its es- tablishment (1864) and giving infor- mation on the institutions established. hatellerault Catholic Workingmen's Club (Vienne). A chart and docu- ments. [asons and Stone Cutters' Club, Paris. A chart and several albums. entral Committee of the Patronage and Provident Institutions, Established in Favor of the Youth of France, Paris. Tables, synopses and notices. accarat Cut Glass Manufacturing Com- pany, Baccarat ( AIeurthe-et-]\Ioselle). A chart. Little Sisters of the Poor of St. Vincent de Paul's Society, Paris. Charts. Trade Arbitration's Court of Nimes (Gard). A chart of the competitions between apprentices. "Co-operation of Ideas." A People's University, Paris. Journals, bulletins. "The Defenders of Paris." A Society of Military Instruction, Paris. A chart and the "Golden Book". Delie, Valery, Schoolmaster, Clermont (Oise). A monography on Friendly Societies. "Our Lady of Angels." A Professional School of Printing. Autun (Saone-et- Loire). jNIonography and specimens of the work done by the pupils. Spinning Mills, Rope Walks and Weav- ing jMills of Angers. A Joint Stock Company. A chart. Oissel Spinning Mills. A Joint Stock Company of Oissel (Seine Inferieure). Graphical tables and various docu- ments on the patronal institutions of the firm. Fricotte, Louis Alexander, Schoolmaster at Flendricourdt via Etrepagny (Eure). Various documents. Goumay, Charles, President of the Pat- ronage, Le Portel (Pas-de-Calais). Graphical tables, several photos. "Les Gravilliers." A Patriotic Society for the Teaching of Shooting and Mili- tary Drill, Paris. A chart and the "Golden Book.'' Grillet, Louis, Inspector of Labor, Rennes (Ille-et-Vilaine ). Various documents. Group of Initiative for Advancing Social Education, Paris. Tables, photographs and various documents. Guyot, Yves, Paris. A book. Brothers of the Christian Schools' Insti- tute, Paris. Documents and various information. "The Vosgian Youth." An Association for Popular Teaching, Epinal (Vos- ges). Documents, tables, manuscripts and various objects. Purchasers' Social League, Paris. Re- ports, pamphlets, etc. Magasin Pittoresque. An Illustrated Magazine, Paris. Various documents. Collection of the magazine. Mirrors and Chemicals Manufactory of Saint Gobain, Chauiiy and Cirey-rus- des Saussaies, Paris. Chart and a no- tice. Marcard, Ernest, Manufacturer, Niort (Deux Sevres). Panel. Michaux P., Hospital Surgeon, Paris.. Chart and pamphlets. 44 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. Institution of Workingmen's Catholic Clubs, Paris. Chart. "The Work of Rescue," Paris. Various documents. Post and Telegraph Agents Orphans Asylum, Paris. Charts and a book. Choral Society of Fourqueux (Seine-et- Oise). Graphical table and several re£?isters. Pinaud's Perfumery, Victor Klotz, Suc- cessor, Paris. Chart relative to the firm's provident institution in favor of its staff of employees. Auteuil and Point on Youth's Patronage. Chart. Joan of Arc's Patronage and so-called "Union de File St. Louis." Young Men's Club, Paris. Notice. Saint Honore D'Eylau's Patronage, The, Paris. Synoptical chart. Saint Louis Patronage, The, Brest. Chart and a notice. Petit, Philippe, President of the Courbe- voie Patronage, Courbevoie (Seine). Chart and documents. French Anti-Slavery Society, Paris. Map and documents. Society for the Improvement of the Con- dition of Women, Madame Maris De- raisme. President, Paris. Society for Social Education, Paris. Graphical charts and various docu- ments. Society of Studies and Correspondence, Paris. A chart, photograph and vari- ous documents. Saint Nazaire Society for Popular Edu- cation, Saint Nazaire. A chart. "The Cornelious." A Literary and Pop- ular Society, Paris. A chart and an album. National Society for the Encouragement of Good Deeds, Paris. A chart. National Society of Studies for Social Education, Paris. Notices and books. Society of Educating Parents, Paris. X'arious documents. Society for the Patronage of Appren- tices and of Young Employees of Both Sexes, in the Ninth Ward, Paris. Statements on the society. i:)hotos. Society for the Patronage of the Appren- tices of the Seventeenth Ward, Paris. A pamphlet and various documents. Lay Patronage Society of the Second Ward, Paris. Photos and various documents. Tailors of Paris. Philanthropic Society. .\ ch;.rt. Popular Society of the Fine Arts, Paris. A chart. Society of the Rosieres Factories at Ro- ' sieres (Cher). Notice on the Rosieres , Foundries' Institution in favor of the j working people. ' Union of the Philotechnic Associations, I Paris. A chart. \ Musical Union of St. Denis, St. Denis ; (Seine.) A chart. : Culinary and Victualling Philanthropic ! Union, Paris. Synoptic charts, pam- ; phlets. ! Union of French Athletic Society, Bor- ■ deaux. A synoptical chart. Union of the Regimental Societies ofj Paris. A chart. Vibert. Paul, Paris. Books and pam- : phlets. Volunteers of the Fourth Ward, Paris. < Photos and documents. Refuge Asylum, Agricultural Colony and' Patronage of Rouen (Rouen). State- ments of the Institution from the yean 1848. "St. Leonard's Asylum," Couzou-Montj d'Or (Rhone). Chart, table and pho-j tographs. ! "Relief by Labour" (Mamoz's Founda-i tion), Paris. A chart and a tract. , Association for the Education and Pat- ronage of Youth (Established by, Schoolmasters), Paris. Town Hall 01 ' the Eleventh Ward. A panel and vari-i ous documents. Valentin Hauy's Association for the Wel- fare of the Blind, Paris. Album and, books. Board of Charity of the Town of Nancy. Pamphlets and various documents. . School Fund of the Sixth Ward, Paris.' Town Hall of the Fifth Ward. .\ chart and other documents. Committee for the Defense and Protec- tion of Children Brought Before the Court, ?^larseilles. Charts and photo-; gra]ilis. Committee of the Defense of Children: i'.rought Before the Court, Pans.; Books. Congress of Public and Private Assist-; ance. International Committee. Pans A chart. Day Nurseries of Argenteuil (Seine). Charts, ])hotos and various documents-; International Committee of the Congress as of Public Assistance and of Private Charity, Paris. Chart. La Bastide Day Nurseries, Bordeaux. A chart. Bischoffsheim's School, Paris. Chart, samples of needlework and of liner* drapery. FRANCE. 45 ederation of the Bordeaux Patronages and School Colonies, Bordeaux. Photos, synopsis and various docu- ments. erdinand Drayfus, Paris. Books, ahnemann's Hospital, Neuilly-sur- Seine. Plan and statistics. aint Margaret's Hospital and Asylum of Sceaux (Seine). Plan, photos. aris Institute for Stammering People, Paris. A statistical table. emale League of Mothers of Families, Paris. Box containing linen and ar- ticles for dressing wounds. raternal League of the Children of France. Paris. Chart and an album. ome Office. Penitentiary Administra- tion, Paris. Charts, statistics and synopsis, pamphlets and various docu- ments. ome Office, The, Direction of Public Health and Assistance. Superior Coun- cil of Public Assistance of the Pro- ceedings. Bound volumes. ssisted Children of France, The. Charts, tables. irst Chart: The Reason Why As- sistance Should Be Given Foundlings, Orphans, Destitute Children, Morally Destitute Children, Victims or Per- petrators of Crimes and Offenses against the law. The Monthly Price of Pension at the Age of Two. The Average Savings from 13 to 20 Years of Age. The Exceptional Placing of Children: (a) A Hospital, (b) An Orphange. (c) A Reformatory School. (d) A Penitentiary Establishment. (e) An Industrial Establishment. The Children's Sex, Age, Civil Con- dition Rate per 10,000 Inhabitants from 1816 to igoi. 'cond Chart: The IMortality of the Assisted Children of France during the First Year in 1828, 1858, i860, '1899, 1900, 1901 and 1902. lird Chart: The Causes of the Mor- tality Amongst the Assisted Children of France in 1899. 3urth Chart: The Causes of the r^lor- tality Amongst the Assisted Children of France in 1901. fth Chart: The Causes of the Alor- tahty Amongst the Assisted Children of France in 1901. Notices on the Educational Institution tor the Deaf and Dumb. Twenty-Four Designs Drawn by the Pupils of the Chambery National In- stitution for the Deaf and Dumb. Notice and chart on the Bordeaux National Institution for Deaf and Dumb Women. Two Panels Contain- ing the Photographs Relative to the Bordeaux National Institution for Deaf and Dumb Women. Charitable Institutions of the Bordeaux Night Refuges, A. and N. Branden- bury, Bordeaux. Various documents. Institution for Destitute Children, Bor- deaux. Graphical Chart, views and photos. New Institution of Parisian Day Nur- series, Paris. A chart. Philanthropic Institution of the Gardens for Working People, Sceaux. Chart, synopsis, plans and photos. People's Soup Kitchen of the Third Ward, Paris. A chart and the "Gol- den Book." Charitable "Outfits" Institution, Paris. A chart and various documents. Montmartre Cloak Room Institution. The Montmartre Drop of }ililk, Paris. Various documents. Central Office of the Bordeaux Charities, Bordeaux. Charts and a volume. Jewelling, Watchmaking, Goldsmiths' and Similar Trades Orphange, Paris. Chart and pamphlet. Bank and Stock Exchange Clerks' Or- phange, Paris. A chart and notice. Orphange of Elementary Education, Paris. Bulletin of the Institution. Masonic Orphange, Paris. Photos and pamplilets. Patronage of Childhood and of Youth, Paris. A chart and various documents. Levallois-Perret Patronage for Infants, Levallois-Perret. Various documents and photos. Family Patronage, The. Paris. Various documents. Viscount Pierre De Pelleport-Burete, Bordeaux. A volume entitled "The Directory of Bordeaux. Henri De Rothschild, Paris. Various documents. Society of Assistance to the Blind, Paris. Charts and various documents. Society of Assistance to the Orphans of the National Printing Office, Paris. A svnopsis and annuals. Society for the Paternal Assistance of Children Employed in the Artificial Flowers and Feathers, Paris. Synop- tic chart and volumes. Society for Assistance by Labor, Paris. Chart. Society of Day Nurseries, Paris. Sundry charts. Children's Dispensary of the Eleventh Ward, Paris. A chart and various documents. 46 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. International Society for the Study of the Questions of Assistance, Paris. Various documents. Society of the Seine Orphanage, Paris. Charts. Society for the Patronage of the Young Prisoners and Released Convicts of the Seine District, Paris. A chart. Society for the Patronage of Released Convicts, Bordeaux. A synoptic chart, volumes. Society for the Patronage of the Pro- testant Released Convicts, Paris. Charts and various documents. General Society of Prisons, Paris. A chart, volumes. Society for the Protection of the Alsa- ciens-Lorrains, having Remained French, Paris. A collection of state- ments. Society for the Protection of Volunteers, brought up under Administrative Guardianship, Paris. A chart. Society of the Plossis-Piquet Asylum, Paris. Charts, photographs and vari- ous documents. Society for Reintegrating Alsatious and Lorrainers, Paris. Chart. Society of Visitors for the Salvage of Needy Families, Paris. Chart and various documents. Charles Strauss, Paris. A volume. Union of the Women of France, Paris. Charts, photographs and various docu- ments. French Union for the Salvation of Child- hood, Paris. Charts and various docu- ments. Union of the Patronage Societies of France, Paris. Statistical chart and panel. Town of Dijon's Co-operation, Dijon (Cote d'Or). Various documents. GROUP 140. Alliance for the Progress of Social Health. Paris. Rules of association, congress pamphlets. Dehaitre, Fernand, Paris. Chart of some ajjparatus of prophylaxis against in- fectious disease. Fauchon, Charles, Dr., Orleans. Tracts. Lefargue, Georges, Paris. Tract. Le Blanc, Jules, and Son, Paris. Vapour and hot air baths, apparatus for dis- mfecting. (Jules Le Blanc's Patent.) Lede, Fernand, Dr., Paris. Statistical chart on the protection of young child- ren. Lion, Alexandre, a St. Mande. An incu- bator for prematurely born babies. Bordeaux Charitable Institution for the Giving of Cheap Shower Baths, Bor-I deaux. Graphical chart. I Charitable Institution of Dispensaries,! Sanatoria and other like establish-l ments for the cure of Tuberculosis in the Reims Sub District, Reims (Marne). Documents. j Petit, Eugene, Pierre, Paris. Model on a reduced scale for a village of Family Sanatoria. Peyron, Jean Pierre, Dr., Versailles. A: book. Female Disinfecting Company, Paris. Disinfecting apparatuses, and anti- septic products. French Society for Sanitary Cleaning by Vacuum, Taupenot, Soulie Cottineau,! Jouve and Co., Paris. An apparatus; for experiments, plan of installationl and photographs. I Verhaeren, Doctor, Algiers. Views and, plan of the Birmandres Sanitorium ofi Algiers. | I FRENCH COLONIES. j Madagascar. Public Health Service of' Tananarive. Some documents. j GROUP 141. Badge of Paris City Councillor. Scarf of Paris City Councillor. Medals of the City of Paris. ALedal of Drawing. Teaching, b\; Bottee. "' Medal of the Central ^^larket, by Bovy. Medal of the Slaughter-House at L; V^illette, by Bovy. Medal of the Reconstruction of tli', City Hall, bj^ Chaplain. Medal of the City Council, by Chap lain. i Medal Commemorating the use o' Balloons for Defence of Paris, b>I Chaplain. Medal of Victor Hugo's Centenary; by Chaplain. ; Aledal of Saint Peter's of Montrouge' by Degeorges. Medal of "The French Republic an< the City of Paris" (by Danial Du, puis). Medal of Saint Joseph's Church, b: Daniel Dupuis. M'edal of the Eififel Tower, by Lc villain (F). Medal of the City of Paris, by Pnul' homme (G. H.) Medal of the Commissions of P"h lie Hj^giene and Health, by Roty. FRANCE. 47 Scial Records of the Festivals Organ- ized by the City of Paris. Visit of the Officers and Sailors of the Russian Mediterranean Squad- ron. Inauguration of the new buildings of Estienne School. Visit of T. T. M. INI. the Emperor and the Empress of Russia. Reception of Doctor Friedt of Nan- sen. Inauguration of the Historical Mu- seum and ' Library of the City of Paris. Inauguration of the Henry Cernuschi Museum. The Festival of Youth. Inauguration of the Republic Monu- ment, on Nation Square. Inauguration of the New Buildings of Jean Baptiste Say School. Reception of the Members of the In- ternational Association of Academies. Voyage of the Delegates of the City Council to the Federal Festivals at Prague. Celebration of Mickelets Centenary. Celebration of Victor Hugo's Cen- tenary. Budget of the City of Paris from 1798 to 1900, by G. Cadoux. •apartment of the Libraries. A Plan Showing the Municipal Libraries of the City of Paris. 'he City Commission of "Old Paris." Records of the Commission of "Old Paris." DEPARTMENT OF THE FINE ARTS: I. — Sculpture. (Numbered for Identification.) 1. "Diana the Huntress." Plaster statue by G. Bareaux. 2. Victor Hugo (part of the alto relievo "the poet's vision"), a plaster bust, and a photograph of the whole work, by Y. Bareaux. 3. "Spring" (plaster statue), by I Beguine. 4. "The Herald at Arms" (plaster statue), by Carles. :' 5- "The Spring" (La Source) (plas- ter statue), by Causse. , 6. "Fugit Amor" (plaster statue),^ , by Dame. 7- "Herald at Arms" (plaster statue), by Guilbert. ; 8. "The Ivy" (plaster statue), by I Moncel. \ 9. Joan of Arc, plaster statue, b.y i Pechine. 10. The Echo of the Woods, plaster statue, by Pie. II. — Engravings. (Numbered for identification.) 11. "Music Through the Centuries," .aquafortis engraving, by Barbotin after the ceiling by Gervex, at the City Hall. 12. "The Steel Vault," aquafortis engraving, by Champollion after the decorative panel, by J. P. Laurens, at the City Hall. 13. "The Defence of Pantin," two aquafortis engravings, by Deblois after the painting by Schommer, at the Town Hall of Pantin. 14. The Entrance of Louis XI into Paris, aquafortis engraving, by De- blois after the decorative panel by M. Tattegrain, at the City Hall. 15. "The River Harne at Cham- pigny," aquafortis engraving, by Gravier after the ceiling by M. Bel- let, at the City Hall. 16. "Hymn of the Earth to the Sun," aquafortis engraving by Greux. after the ceiling by M, George Ber- trand, at the City Hall. 17. "The Triumph of Art," aqua- fortis engraving, by Jules Jacquet, after M. Bonnate's ceiling, at the City Hall. 18. "The River Seme Near Ju- Mieges," aquafortis engraving, by Mallet, after the decorative panel by Pelouse, at the City Hall. 19. "Etienne Marcel Protects the Dauphin," lithography by Maurou, after the decorative panel by jNI. J. P. Laurens, at the City Hall. 20. "The Apotheosis of Science," aquafortis engraving by Mordant, after M. Besnard's ceiling, at the City Hall. 21. "Victor Hugo Offers His Lyre to the City of Paris," aquafortis en- graving, by Waltner, after the ceil- ing by Puvis de Chavannes. at the City Hall. DEPARTMENT OF THE HISTO- RICAL WORKS. I. — General History of Paris. T. Introduction to tlie General His- tory of Paris. 2. Historical Topography of "Old Paris."* 3. "The River Seine." 4. "Paris and its Historians in the 14th and 15th Centuries." 5. "The did Libraries of Paris." 48 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. 6. "The Manuscripts Department of the National Library." 7. '-The Arms and Bearings of the City of Paris." 8. "Etienne Marcel, Provost of the Merchants (i354-i358). 9. "A Plan of Restitution." 10. "The Counters of the Parisian Sheriffalty." 11. "The Book of Trades, by Etienne Boileau." 12. "The Trades and Corporations of the City of Paris." 13. "The Registers of the City Of- fice." 14. "The General Cartulary ot Paris." 15. "The Book of Epitaphs of Old Paris." 16. "The Bastille." 17. "The Law Faculty of the Uni- versity of Paris in the 15th Century." 18. "A Collection of Parisian In- scriptions (1861-1891). 19. "Atlas of the Old Plan of Paris." 20. a'Les Lettres De Cachet," by Funck-Brentano. II. — Paris During the Revolution. 21. The State of Paris in the year 1789. 22. The Municipal Staff during the Revolution. 23. "The Acts of the Commune of Paris during the Revolution." 24. The Counter-Revolution Club during the Revolution." 25. Paris under the Thermidorian reaction and during the Directory. 26. Paris during the Consulat. 27. The National Volunteers during the Revolution. 28. History of the Building where the Parliamentary Assemblies of the Revolution held their sittings." 29. Repertory of the Manuscript sources of the History of Paris dur- ing the French Revolution. 30. Biblography of the History of Paris during the French Revolution. 31. Paris' Public Assistance during the French Revolution. 31. Music of the Festivals and Cere- monies of the French Revolution. DIRECTION OF PRIMARY TEACH- ING. Tables of School Attendance. Higher Primary Schools for Boys. Pu- pils' work. Higher Primary Schools for Girls. Girls' work. Infant Schools. Pupils' work. Primary Schools for Boys and Girls. Pupils' work. Work Done by the Masters and Mis- tresses of the Public Schools. Teaching of Manual Work, The. Pu- pils' work. Teaching of Drawing, The. Adult classes, subsidized classes, pupils' work, results of examination. Higher School of Drawing, Bernard Palissy. Pupils' work. Higher School of Drawing, Germain Pilon. Institute for the Deaf and Dumb at Asnieres. Phonomimical board, method, photographs. School of Physics and Chemistry. Pu- pils' work. Dorian School. Pupils' work. Diderot School. Pupils' work. Boulle School. Pupils' work. Estienne School. Pupils' work. Professional School for Girls. Pupils' work. Continuation Work. Statutes and rec- ords. Notice on Public Primary Teaching in Paris. DIRECTION OF MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. I. — Doain of the City. 32. A collection about "Old Paris" and entitled ''Corners in Days of Yore." II. — Department of Food. SS. District Market. Views of Breteuil Market. 34. The Slaughter-House at la Villette. Four views. 35. The Cattle Market. A series of views. 36. The Central ^larket. Four views. III. Sanitary and Charitable Establish- ments. ^7. Saint Joan's Asylum. Water color painting representing the es- tablishment. 38. Saint Joan's Asylum. .\lbuiv of photographs. 39. Nicolas Flamel's R e f u g 0. Water-color paintings. 40. Ledru Rollin's Asylum. Photo- graphs. 41. Michelet's Asylum. \\' a t e r color paintings. B.— PUBLIC HYGIENE. 42. A Diagram of Disinfection. 43. \ Diagram of Mortality. FRANCE. 49 44. Department of Disinfection. Photographs. .— MONTSOURIS' OBSERVATORY. 45. A View of the Establishment and its Fitting up. 46. Views of the Laboratory of Bac- teriology. 47. Bacteriological Cases. 48. The Annals of Montsouris' Ob- servatory. 49. A Notice on the City of Paris' Laboratory for "the diagnosis of in- fectious diseases. IV. — Municipal Statistics. 50. Maps showing the countries which have adopted the international nomenclature of the causes of death, so-called "Bertillion's Nomencla- ture." 51. Records of the International Conmiission for the re-writing of the nomenclature of the causes of death. 52. Nomenclature of Illnesses, by Doctor James Bertillon. EPARTMENT OF ARCHITEC- TURE, PUBLIC GARDENS AND PLANTATIONS, BUILDINGS' REGULATION AND SURVEY OF PARIS. I. — Architecture Department. 53- The Sorbonne (M. Nenot, Archi- tect). 54- Palace of the Fine Arts of the City of Paris (The Little Palace of the Champs Elysses), N. Ch. Girault, Architect. 55- The Celestines' Barracks. M. J. Hermant, Architect. 56. The Monument for Cremation and Columbary of the Eastern Ceme- tary. AI. Formiege, Architect. 57- The Alairie of the Tenth Ward. M. Bouyer. Architect. 58. The Slaughter-House on the left bank of the Seine. (AI. Moreau. Architect.) 59- A Specimen from a Professional School. Abbeville street. (M. Eu- gene Quellain, Architect.) 60. Higher Primary School. Jean Baptiste Say. (M. Germain Salard, Architect.) 61. A Specimen of School Group. (Meaux and Armand Carrel streets.) (M. Henri IMarechal, Architect.) 62. The Firemen's Barracks. (M. Paul Heneux, Architect.) 64. A Specimen of a Firemen's 4 Out Pose. (M. Antonin Durand, ♦• Architect.) 65. A Specimen of a Dispensaire against Tuberculosis. (M. L. Bon- nier, Architect.) 11. — Department of Contracts and Acquisitions. SPECIMENS OF PUBLIC ROAD OPERATIONS. 66. Beaubourg Street (Third Ward), the widening of the section between Rambuteau Street and Michel le Comte and Grenier St. Lazare Streets. Photographs. 67. Rue Reaumur (Third Ward), the widening of the section between Turbigo and Saint Martin Streets. Photographs. 68. Herr Street (Fifteenth Ward), the widening and lengthening. Pho- tographs. III. — Department of Putting in a Straight Line, Public Gardens, and Plantations. 69. Flower Garden and Green- houses of the .City of Paris. (M. Fornige, Architect.) Views of the promenades and monuments, of Paris. 70. Bois De Boulogne Avenue. Oil painting by Pierre Vauthier. 71. The Great Lake of the Bois de Doulogne. Oil painting by Pierre Vauthier. 72. Montsouris Park. Oil painting by Pierre Vauthier. 73- The Tuileries Gardens. Oil painting by Pierre Vauthier. 74- Quay of Billy. Oil painting by Pierre Vauthier. 75- The Bastille Square. Oil paint ing by Pierre Vauthier. 76. Rivoli Street. Oil painting by Pierre Vauthier. 77. Notre Dame's Place. Oil paint- ing by Pierre Vauthier. 78. The Louvre. Oil Painting by Pierre Vauthier. 79. The Central Markets. Oil paint- ing by Pierre Vauthier. 80. Monceau Park. Charcoal study by Pierre Vauthier. 81. Montsouris Park. Chare o a 1 study by Pierre Vauthier. 82. New-Bridge (Le Pont Neuf). Charcoal study by Pierre Vauthier. 83. View of the Seine. Charcoal study by Pierre Vauthier. 84. Observatory Avenue (Photo- graph). DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. 85. The Luxembourg Palace. Char- coal study by Pierre Vauthier. 86. The Hotel of the Invalids. Charcoal study by Pierre Vauthier. 87. The Pantheon. Charcoal study by Pierre Vauthier. 88. The Opera. Charcoal study by Pierre Vauthier. 89. Papace of the Listitute. Char- coal study by Pierre Vauthier. 90. Notre Dame. Charcoal study by Pierre Vauthier. 91. The Town Hall. Charcoal study by Pierre Vauthier. 92. Statue of Danton. Charcoal study by Pierre Vauthier. 93. The Innocents Fountain. Char- coal study by Pierre Vauthier. 94. Louvois Fountain. Charcoal study by Pierre Vauthier. 95. Antwerp Square. Chai;c o a 1 study by Pierre Vauthier. 96. La Fontaine's Monument. Char- coal study by Pierre Vauthier. Participation in the Establishment of the Gardens Surrounding the Na- tional Pavilion of the French Repub- lic. IV. Department of the Survey Service of Paris. General Map of the City of Paris and the Boulogne and Vincennes woods, showing the means of com- munication, the monuments and pub- lic gardens, the planting of avenues and boulevards, the railways anngregarioue di Carita', Brisighella, Ra- venna. Regulations, statutes, reports. ::;ongregarioue di Carita', Lecce. Stat- utes and regulations. 'ongregarioue di Carita', Lodi. Reports. Daily-Bread Association, Lecce. By- laws. iospital of S. Maria Degli Innocenti, Firenze. Photographs and publica- tions. institute for Blind, Palermo. Publica- tions. Refuge for Working Men, Messina. Reg- ulations and photographs. Sebastiano, Lecce. Begging, Rome. Reformatory San Regulations. Society to Prevent Monograph, statistics. Society for Protection of Abandoned Children, Bologna. Reports. GROUP 140. Chemical Permanent Italian Control, Ge- neva. jNIonograph. Hygienic and Zootechnic Institute of the Royal University of Pisa. Publica- tions. Institute of Vaccination, S. Maria's Hos- pital, Florence. Photographs, prints. JAPAN. LOCATION: BLOCK 6. AISLE I. GROUP 129. mperial Patent Bureau, Tokio. Notes on patent, design and trade mark. GROUP 139. apan Police Association, Tokio. Uni- forms and equipments worn by police- men at different periods; portraits and photographs of prominent police offi- cials in ancient and modern times; books and documents relating to the police; the modern police equipments: secret service display; ancient and mod- ern methods of identifying criminals by photographs or descriptions; photo- graphs and drawings of ancient and modern police stations; special histori- cal subjects; classification of crime; methods for the prevention of crime; gallery of criminals and of depressed characters. Japan Red Cross Society, Tokio. Charts,. tables, photographs, p u bl i c a t i o n s, badges of membership, magic pictures, uniforms of relief staff and materials of nursing. (Installed in Japan Pa- vilion.) GROUP 140. Japan Commission. Antitoxins, Vac- cines, immunizing serums; diagnostic and prophylactic liquids, bacterial cul- tures; apparatus. Imperial Institute for Infectious Dis- eases, Tokio. Pathological, historio- logical and bacteriological prepara- tions, instruments and apparatus. Imperial Lymph Institute, Tokio. Ap- pliances, instruments and preparations used in medicine and surgery; tables. Imperial Serum Institute, Tokio. Appli- ances, instruments and preparations- used in medicine and surgery. •62 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. MEXICO. LOCATION: BLOCK 12. AISLE G. GROUP 129. Arsenal Nacional, Veracruz, V. C. Re- port, legislation, photographs, etc. (Installed in Mexican section, Palace of Transportation). Ayuntamiento de Guadalajara, Guadala- jara, Jal. Official publications. Banda Militar de Artilleria, Mexico, D. F. Co-operation of the band at the Exposition. Batallon de Zapadores, Mexico, D. F. Photographs. (Installed in Mexican section. Palace of Transportation). Biblioteca Nacional de Mexico, Mexico, D. F. Catalogues and photographs. Cuerpo de Ingenieros (Secretaria de Gu- erra), Mexico, D. F. Rules and reg- ulations. (Installed in Mexican sec- tion, Palace of Trasportation). Departamento de Estado Mayor (Secreta- ria de Guerra), Mexico, D. F. Photo- graphs. (Installed in Mexican section, Palace of Transportation). Departamento del Detail (Secretaria de Guerra), Mexico, D. F. Drawing of uniforms, etc. (Installed in Mexican section. Palace of Transportation). Departamento de Marina (Secretaria de Guerra), Mexico, D. F. Photographs. (Installed in Mexican section. Palace of Transportation). Direccion General de Estadistica, Mex- ico, D. F. Official bulletins. Gobierno de la Republica Mexicana, Mexico, D. F. Collective exhibit of its offices. Gobierno del Estado de Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes. Report. Gobierno del Estado de Jalisco, Guada- lajara, Jal. Oflicial publications. Gobierno del Estado de Michoacan, Mo- relia, Mich. Official books. Gobierno del Estado de Morelos, Cuer- navaca. Reports. Gobierno del Distrito Federal, Mexico City. Political maps. Gobierno del Estado de Queretaro, Que- retaro, Qro. State laws and regula- tions, official newspaper. Gobierno del Estado de San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. State laws and regulations. Gobierno del Estado de Tamaulipas, C. Victoria, Tam. Political constitution, official newspaper. Gobierno del Estado de Yucatan, Merida, J Yuc. Official publications. j Gobierno del Estado de Zacatecas, Zaca- 1 tecas, Zac. Report and laws. 1 Junta Local para la Exposicion de St. i Louis, Puebla. Photographs of build- 1 ings, puplic places and typical scenes. ; Junta de Mejoras del Bosque de Cha- ; pultepec, Mexico, D. F. Plan and t photographs. . 1 Museo de Historia Natural de la Comi-I sion Geogratica Exploradora, Tacu-, baya. D. F. Zoological collection. _ Museo Nacional de Artilleria, Mexico, D. F. Collection of arms. (Installed in Mexican section. Palace of Trans- { portation). j Museo Nacional, Mexico, D. F. Dif-| ferent publications. I Secretaria de Comunicaciones y Obras Publicas, Mexico, D. F. Official pub- 1 lications. Secretaria de Fomento, Mexico, D, F., Official publications. Photographs^ of , buildings, public places and typical' scenes. . ' Secretaria de Gobernacion, Mexico, D. F. Official publications. . ; Secretaria de Guerra y Marina, Mexico. D. F. Official publications. (Installed in Mexican section. Palace of Trans- portation). . Secretaria de Hacienda, Mexico, U. t. Official publications. Secretaria de Justicia, Mexico, D. i- - Official publications. Secretaria de Relaciones, Mexico, D. F. Ofticial publications. i Sociedad Anonima de Concursos, Loyo- ; acan. D. F. Description of its ex- positions. GROUP 130. Ayuntamiento de la Paz, La Paz, B. C. Photographs of the district. Ayuntamiento de Todos Santos, Todos Santos, B. C. Photographs of the di>- Gobierno del Estado, Chilpancingo, Gue. Photographs of the state. Gobierno del Estado, Monterrey, N. 1- Photographs of the state. Gobierno del Estado, San Juan Bau- tista. Tab. Pliotographs of the statc_ Banco de Coahuila, SaltiUo, Coati. Photographs, reports, etc. MEXICO. 63 mco Mercantil de Veracruz, Veracruz, Ver. Report. iciedad Fraternalede Obreros Libres, Mexico, D. F. Basis and regulations. >ciedad Infantil Mutualista, Mexico, D. F. History and photographs. GROUP 139. jsa Amiga de la Obrera, Mexico, D. F. Manual works. lerpo Medico Militar, Mexico, D. F. Plans and photographs, reports. (In- stalled in Mexican section, Palace of Transportation). ibierno del Estado, Puebla, Pue. Rules and regulations and photographs of the penitentiary. ospicio de Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Jal. Works of the pupils. Hospicio de Ninos, Guadalupe, Zaca- tecas. Woolen goods. Hospicio de Pobres, Mexico, D. F. Needle work. Secretaria de Gobernacion, Mexico, D. F. Regulations and photographs of the penitentiary. GROUP 140. Consejo Superior de Salubridad, Mexico, D. F. Hygiene statistics. GROUP 141. Ayuntamiento Constitucional, Mexico, D. F. Report, plans and photographs. Ayuntamiento, Guadalajara, Jalisco. Photographs. Gobierno del Estado, San Luis Potosi. Photographs. EXHIBITS IN THE MODEL STREET 66 DEPARTMENT O— SOCIAL ECONOMY. INTRODUCTION. Tlie ]\Iodcl Street in the Louisiana Purchase Exposition represents the ?^Iunicipa!i Lnprovement Section of the Department of Social Economy. On the southeasterii| side of the grounds, near the Lindell Boulevard entrance a street was surveyed andi building lots staked out by the Department of Works. Here the Department oil Exliibits provided examples of dif¥er(Mit styles of paving, and models of municipal! buildings to contain the mimicipal improvement exhibits of separate cities anfij foreign countries. I I The name ''.Model Street" had its origin in the intention of the exposition thali I this section should represent a model for the principal street and public square o:| a city or town of about twenty thousand inhabitants. The buildings were crectecj under the general supervision of Albert Kelsev, architect, so that the architectural style might be harmonious and in keeping with the purpose lor wliich e;ich. building' was erected. A model Town Hall, to contain foreign and domestic exhibits o| municipal improvements and machinery therefor, was projected on the public squarii by the Exposition as its contribution to this section of the Fair. The cities 0[ .Minneapolis and St. Paul united in erecting a model municipal museum: Kansa' Cit}' l)nilt ;i casino; New York City reproduced a model of its city hall, and Sai] Francisco a modd of the Ferry Station of that city. Opposite the Town Hall, on tlie public square, stands the Guild Hall, a i)rivat'' enterprise. Opposite tlie Guild Hall is enclosed a 'model kindergarten and pla ; ground for children. Each of these buildings has boon especially designed to reprc'i .sent some typical structure that would be suitable fnr ilie i)ublic square and principal street ni the average small American cit}'. Idie paving of tiie street represents th:] exhibits of several paving companies. .\ >-eclion of the road beiwoen ine brick aii'i asplialt pavement was laid by the Department of Wm-ks ol the L.iuisiaiia I'urcha.';' Exposition and shows the style of macadnm road found throughout tlu h'air ("iroiiiul.' The upper end of the street shows .-mi exhibit of road m.-ikin^- installed by the Ne\ Jersey Road Department. MODEL STREET. 67 Model Street Exhibits GROUP 141. imerican Civic Improvement League. Shown in Minneapolis and St. Paul Building. ivic Pride Monument, Massey Rhind. Sculptor. •ixon Garbage Crematory Company, Toledo. Ohio. \\'orking- ]:)lant garbage destructnr. Near Intramural .^tatinn No. 7. arbage Storage Vault, 2824 Cherokee St.. Saint Louis. uild Hall, International Correspondence Schools of Scranton, I'a. igram Richardson Mfg. Co., Beaver Falls, Pa. Street signs and numbers. Kansas City. Building representing Ca- sino street, park and municipal exhib- its. [anning Brothers, Landscape Architects, Boston, Mass. Photograi)hs, drawings and landscape plans lor improvements of parks and grounds; plans for bridge approaches and street improvements. lodel Play-Ground, Ruth Ashley Hirsh- ticld. linneapolis and St. Paul. Building, mu- nicipal exlTdjits. elson, N. O., Mfg. Co., St. Louis. Sep- tic -ewage disi)osal. oad Making Exhibit. Barber Asphalt Co. Pavement and paving processes. Granito Bitumen Paving Co., St. Louis. Pa^'ement and pa\'mg prr)cesses. New Jersey Road Department. Ex- hibit road making. New York City. Building, municipal ex- hibit. Phoenix Iron Works, Hartford. Collec- tion of ornamental trolley poles. San Francisco. Building, municipal ex- hibit. Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Com- pany. Pittsburg, Pa. Stephenson, C. H., Linn, Mass. Garbage receivers and receptacles for street sweeping. Town Hall: Boston Municipal Exhibit. (Town Hall.) Buffalo Municipal Exhibit. (Town Hall.) Fairmount Park Art Association, Phila- delphia. (Town Hall.) Ccdlective ex- hibit of large photos and plaster casts. T Square Club. (Town Hall.) Collec- tive exhibit of municipal architectural designs. GERMANY. Allgemeine Orientierungssaeulen-Gesell- schaft ni. b. IL, Dresden. Urani;isaenle. Berlin Crematory Exhibit. (Town Hall.) Berliner staedtische Urania, Saeulen, Siegfried Cronbach, Berlin W. Uran- iasaeule. Laeger Drinking Fountain. OFFICIAL CATALOGUE OF EXHIBITORS •st UNIVERSAL Exposition ST. LOUIS, U.S.A. 1904 DIVISION OF EXHIBITS FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director Department P PHYSICAL CULTURE JAMES E. SULLIVAN, Chief Rh: \ 'I SEP EDITION PUBLISHED FOR THE COMMITTEE ON PRESS AND PUBLICITY BY THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY (INC.) ST. LOUIS, 1904 COPYRIGHT, 1904, BY THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION COMPANY, FOR THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY. PREFACE A modern Universal Exposition well might be called an encyclopedia of )ciety, as it contains, in highly specialized array, society's words and works, is a collection of the wisdom and achievements of the world, brought (gether for the inspection of the world — for examination and study by its ex- jrts. it constitutes a compact, classified, indexed compendium, available ir ready reference, of the achievements and ideas of society, in all phases of s activities, extending to the most material as well as to the most refined. The Catalogue of such a Universal Exposition is, therefore, perhaps the lost comprehensive and representative contemporary record of the progress tid condition of the human race that may be devised. it is a succinct and jthentic record of the exhibits of the Exposition, which are the evidences of le capacity and performance in all lines, intellectual, social and industrial, ot 11 of the peoples of the world. The value of such a document and its signifi- mce, socially and commercially, are incalculable. It is an epitome of the opacity and promises of mankind, while being at the same time a roll of onor — a certified register of those individuals and institutions which are tak- ig active part in the life of the world to-day. FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director of Exhibits. DEPARTMENT P— PHYSICAL CULTURE Department of Physical Culture. Classification of Exhibits. GROUP 142. PHYSICAL TRAINING OF THE CHILD AND ADULT. Class 802. Lectures and conventions, physiology of exercise, anthropometry, school games, school exercises, theory of physical training, conventions, etc. Class 803. Exhibits of work, photographs and plans of gymnasiums, fields, classes, teams, etc. Class 804. Exhibits of class work illustrative of school work, systems of gymnastics, etc. GROUP 143. GAMES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS. Class 805. Olympic games, baseball, la crosse, swimming, water polo, basket ball, bicycling, tennis, fencing, cricket, golf, wrestling, relay racing, roque, archery, rowing, all special forms of athletics, etc. GAMES FOR VARIOUS ATHLETIC ORGANIZATIONS. Class 806. Championship contests for amateur athletic associations and leagues, universities, colleges, etc. ; mass competitions of athletic organizations, etc. GROUP 144. EQUIPMENT FOR GAMES AND SPORTS. Class 807. Play grounds equipment, gymnasium apparatus, paraphernalia for track and field athletics, implements for all field sports, dress for all games and sports. Department P—Physical Culture. UNITED STATES. LOCATION: Physical Culture Building. Training of the Child and Adult. GROUP 142. Physical Training of the Child and Adult — Theory and Practice. Spalding, A. G. & Bros., Chicago, 111. (a) Apparatus for school gymnasiums and playgrounds. (Installed in ^Nlodel Street.) (1)) Gymnasiums; apparatus tor special forms of physical development, etc. EXHIBITS OF COLLEGES. Amherst College, Amherst, Mass. Photographs, charts, etc. Ann Arbor University, Michigan. Photographs, plans, etc. Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me. Photographs, charts, etc. * Chicago, University of. Photographs, plans, etc. Drury College, Springfield, Mo. Pennant. Earlham College, Richmond, Ind. Pennant. Emory College, Oxford, Ga. Pennant. Franklin College, Franklin, Ind. Pennant. Georgia, University of. Pennant. Indiana, University of. Pennant. Lehigh University. Pennant. Maine, University of. Piiotographs, etc. Michigan, University of, Ann Arbor, Mich. Photographs, charts, etc. Minnesota, University of, Minneapolis, Minn. Photographs, charts, etc. Missouri, University of, Columbia, Mo. Photographs, charts, etc. McGill University, Montreal, Canada. Photographs, plaster works and statuettes. Nebraska, University of, Lincoln, Neb. Charts, etc. New Mexico, University of, Albuquerque, N. M. Photographs, charts, etc. Oberlin College, Oberlin, O. Photographs, charts, etc. Oklahoma University. Pennant. Pennsylvania, University of. Orthopaedic Hospital, gymnasium, Photographs, etc. Rutgers College. Nev/ Brunswick, N. J. Photographs, etc. St. Louis University, St. Louis, Mo. Pennant. Smith College. Northampton, Mass. Photographs, charts, etc. South Dakota Agricultural College. Banner. Vanderbilt University. Pennant. Washington University, St. Louis, Mo. Banner. Washington-Lee, University of, Wheaton. Pennant. Welles ley College, Wellesley, Mass. Photographs, charts, etc. Wheaton College, Wheaton, Ills. Pennant. Wisconsin. University of, Madison, Wis. Photographs, charts, etc. Wyoming College. Pennant. EXHIBITS OF NORMAL SCHOOLS. Chicago Institute and Training School of Young Men's Christian Associations, The. Pliolnoraphs, charts, etc. UNITED STATES ii Chicago Normal School. Photographs, charts, etc. Gymnastic Union, Normal School of the American. Photographs, charts, etc. Michigan State Normal School. Photographs, charts, etc. New Haven Normal School of Gymnastics, The. Photographs, charts, etc. Oberlin College, Teachers' Course in Physical Training in. Photographs, etc. Philadelphia Normal School of Physical Training of the Temple College. Photo- graphs, charts, t'lc. Posse Normal School of Physical Training, The. Photographs, charts, etc. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION EXHIBITS. Boston, Mass. Photographs, charts, etc. , Buffalo, N. Y. Photographs, charts, etc. Chicago Central. Photographs, charts, etc. Cincinnati, Ohio. Photographs, charts, etc. Dayton, O. Photographs, charts, etc. Seattle, Wash. Photographs, charts, etc. GYMNASTIC SOCIETIES. North American Gymnastic Union, The. Photographs, charts, etc. Turner Societies of America, The. Photographs, charts, etc. ATHLETIC CLUBS. LOCATION: Physical Culture Building. Greater New York Irish. Photograph. Missouri Athletic Club. Photographs. Public Schools Athletic League of New York City. Photographs, Charts, etc. St. George. Photographs. St. Louis Amateur Athletic Association. Photographs. CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Chicago. Photographs, charts, etc. Cincinnati. Photographs, charts, etc. Greater New York. Photographs, charts, etc. GOVERNMENT AND SPECIAL INSTITUTES. Army Post Gymnasiums. Photographs. Indian Industrial School, Carlisle, Pa. Photographs, charts, etc. - PREPARATORY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS. Andover Academy. Photographs, charts, etc. Culver Military Academy. Photographs, charts, etc. Lewis Institute. Photographs, charts, etc. Morgan Park Academy. Photographs, charts, etc. Phillips-Exeter Academy. Photographs, charts, etc. GROUP 143- GAMES AND SPORTS FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS. American Sports Publishing Co., Library of Athletics, physical training and recrea- tirin. Spalding, A. G. & Bros., New York City. Apparatus. Illustrated Sporting News, The. Photos, etc. ' Kay, James, England. Books, charts, etc. (Physical Culture Building.) ■ Photographs of athletic games exhibited by Bliss, C. L., Chicago; Chicago Ameri- can: Chicago Daily Xews; Chicago Inter-Ocean: Clucago Reccnl-Ilerald; ChicasTO Tribune. 12 DEPARTMENT P— PHYSICAL CULTURE GROUP 144. EQUIPMENT FOR GAMES AND SPORTS. Spalding, A. G. & Bros., New York. Gymnastic apparatus. (Physical Culture Build- ing.) Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Co. Shower Baths. Palace of Manufactures, Block 3-A. 5th and E Streets. Whiteley Exerciser, Chicago, Ills. Games and sports. Trophies are exhibited by the following: Twenty-second Regiment, N. V. N. G. Schools of New York City. Schools of Chicago. Schools of Louisville. Ky. Young Men's Christian ^Associations of I'uffalo, Central Dept.; Baltimore, Central Branch: Cincinnati: Washington. I). C: Chicago: FJoston: Dayton, O.: New Haven, Conn. Albion College, Albion, Mich, Amherst College, Amherst, Mass. Columbia University, New York City. International Rowing Championship, Henley. Dartmouth College. Kentucky University, Frankfort. New England Intercollegiate Am;iteur Athletic Association. University of Chicago. University of Nebraska. West Point Military Academy. Athletic Clubs of New York: Star of Long Island City: Brookline Swiinming Club; Xavier. Detroit Boat Club: Norwegian Turn Society, St<>ckholm. BELGIUM. LOCATION: Belgium National Pavilion. Training Child and Adult. GROUP 142. Association des Marcunvins, Brussels. School colonies. Maps and reports. Club of Scholar Colonies of Bruges, Bruges. Photographs. Club of Scholar Colonies, Huy. Photograph. Committee of the Brussels Fair, Brussels. Photograph. Denier de I'lnstruction, Ixelles. School colonies. German Union for Scholar Colonies, Brussels. Photograph. OEuvre du Grand Air pour les petits, under the Patronage of H. R. H. the Princess All)ert of llelgium, lirussels. Scliool colonies. Panel showing the organization and results of the institution. Pedagogical Club "Diesterweg," Antwerp. Photographs. GROUP 144. Ad Fontaine, avenue de la Toison-d'Or, Brussels. Various specimens and albums. Fonson & Co., 51 rue des Fabriques, 7 rue de la Senne, Brussels. BRAZIL. LOCATION: Physical Culture Building. Photographs of Sports and Exercises. GROUP 142. Club Regattas, P. Alegre. Photos. Ramad Ruvira, P. Alegre. Photos. ' BRAZIL— FRANCE-GERMANY 13 GROUP 143. Club de Atiradores, P. Alegre. Photos. Club Theori and Pratica, P. Alegre. Photos. Fuz Ball, P. Alegre. Photos. Gremio Foot Ball, P. Alegre. Photos. Ruder Verein Germania, P. Alegre. Photos. Radfahrer Verein Blitz, P. Alegre. Photos. GROUP 144. Uniao Velocipedica, P. Alegre. Uniforms and photos. FRANCE. LOCATION: Palace of Transportation. Pnysical Training — Equipment for Games and Sports. GROUP 142. Feret, Alfred, Paris. Photographs, charts, etc. Richer, Paul, Dr., Paris. Photographs, charts, etc. Sociele de Gymnastique, Bordeaux. Photographs, charts, etc. Societe d'lnstruction Militaire, Paris. Photographs, charts, etc. Societe Municipale de Gymnastique, Vincennes. Photographs, charts, etc. Societe de Tir Arrondissement, Paris. Photographs, charts, etc. Stade Francaise, Paris. Photographs, charts, etc. Tir Illustre, Pans. Photographs, charts, etc. Union des Societes de Gymnastique, Algerie. Photographs, charts, etc. Union des Societrs de Gymnastique de France, Bordeaux. Books. Union des Societes de Tir de France. Paris. Books. Zoletfire, M. Jules, Paris. Photographs, charts, etc. GROUP 144. Union dts Societes de Tir de France, Paris. Sporting goods. Union des Societe 5 Francaises de Sports Athletiques, Paris. Badges; graphic ■^cliemos; sporting goods. GERMANY. LOCATION: Installed in German Section, Palace of Education. Literature on Physical Training — Gymnastic Equipments. GROUP 142. Anders, Prof. Rochard, Charlottcnburg. Model of the Gutsmuths monument. Beck, C. H., Munich. Books, periodicals, etc. Bonde, O.. Altenburgh. Books, periodicals, etc. Buczilowsky, A., Berlin. Model of Turner hall. Cotta, J. G., Berlin. Books, periodicals, etc. Deipser, Dr., Neuwied. Views, plans, etc. 14 DEPARTMENT P— PHYSICAL CULTURE Fischer's Medizinische Buchhandlung, Berlin. Books, periodicals, etc. Fischer, Gustav, Jena. Books, etc. Fricke, H., Schul Inspektor, Hamburg. Views, plans, etc. Goschen, J. G., Leipzig. Books, periodicals, etc. Grethlein & Co., Leipzig. Books, periodicals, etc. Hesse, M., Leipzig. Books, periodicals, etc. Hirt, Ferdinant, Breslau. Leipzig. Books, etc. Kafernann, A. W., Danzig. Books, periodicals, etc. Kesselringsche Hofbuchhandlung, Leipzig. Books, periodicals, etc. Klahr, Oberlehrer, Dresden. Views, plans, etc. Kohlrauch, Dr., Hanover. Views, plans, etc. Konigliches Landratsamt zu Gelsenkirchen. Views, plans, etc. Lehmann, J. F., Munich. Books, periodicals, etc. Leineweber, F., Leipzig. Books, periodicals, etc. Lion, R., Hof i. B. Books, periodicals, etc. Lorenz, Realschuldirektor, Quedlinburg. Views, plans, etc. Magistrat der Stadt Eisleben. Views, plans, etc. Magistral der Stadt Frankfurt a. M. Plans, views, etc. Magistrat der Stadt Quedlinburg. Views, plans, etc. Magistrat der Stadt Posen. Views, plans, etc. Meyer, C, Hanover. Books, periodicals, etc. Nemnich. O., Weisbaden. Books, periodicals, etc. Oldenbourg, Martin, Berlin. Books, periodicals, etc. Paetel, H., Berlin. Books, periodicals, etc. Pichlers, A., Witwe & Sohn, Wien and Leipzig. Books, periodicals, etc.^ Prebatsch, Prof. Cohn, Breslau. Eye test. Rielz, Dr. E., Berlin. Books, etc. Schmidt, Dr. J. A., Bonn. Views, plans, etc. Schoetz, Richard, Berlin. Books, periodicals, etc. Schuhaus-Verlog, Berlin. Pamphlets. Sieke, K., Rendsburg. Books, periodicals, etc. Springer, Julius, Berlin. Books, periodicals, etc. Staude, Elwin, Berlin. Books, periodicals, etc. Strauch, Eduard, Leipzig. Books, periodicals, etc. Teubner, B. C, Leipzig. Books, periodicals, etc. Thienemann, E. F., Gotha. Sample copies of pedagogical papers. Velhagen & Klasing, Bielefeld and Leipzig. Books, periodicals, etc. Voigtlaender, R., Leipzig. Books, periodicals, etc. Vosz, Leopold, Hamburg. Books, periodicals, etc. Waisenhausbuchhandlung zu Halle a. S. Books, periodicals, etc. Weber, J. J., Leipzig. Books, periodicals, etc. Weidmannsche Buchhandlung, Berlin. Books, periodicals, etc. Wickenhagen, Prof., Schoeneberg, Berlin. Views, plans, etc. Zentralausschusz zur Foerderung der Volks, und Jugenspiele in Deutschland, Goer- litz. Views, etc GROUP 144. Faber, Oswald. Leipzig. Gymnastic outfits. Lurssen, Fr., Amund bei Bremen. Boat model. JAPAN-MEXICO 15 JAPAN. LOCATION: Installed in Japanese Section, Palace of Manufactures. Equipment for Games and Sports. GROUP 144. Nakamura, Kobei, Osaka. Bow strings; tennis racquets. Nishiyama, Jinbei, Osaka. Bow strings. MEXICO. LOCATION: Installed in Mexican Section, Palace of Transportation. Equipment for Sports. GROUP 144. Timperi, Romule, Mexico. Collection of fencing arms, masks and gloves. ili-. OFFICIAL CATALOGUE OF EXHIBITORS Jniversal Exposition Saint Louis, U. S. A. 1904 FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, Director of Exhibits Department R LIVE STOCK CHAS. F. MILLS, Chief. REVISED EDITION PUBLISHED FOR THE COMMITTEE ON PRESS AND PUBLICITY BY THE OFFICIAL CATALOGUE COMPANY (INC.) ST. LOUIS. U. S. A., 1904 Copyright, 1904. By the Louisiana purchase Exposition company FOR THE Official catalogue Company. % ^ I PREFACE I % % ^ 'it \ A modern Universal Exposition well might be called an ency- ^ % ' % ^ clopedia of society, as it contains, in highl}- specialized array, so- ^ ciety's words and works. It is a collection of the wisdom and ^ achievements of the world, brought together for the mspection of V" the world — for examination and study by its experts. It constitutes * a compact, classified, indexed compendium, available for ready refer- jfc ence, of the achievements and ideas of society, in all phases of its ^ activities, extending to the most material as well as to the most refined. "il "^ The Catalogue of such a Universal Exposition is, therefore, <^ perhaps the most comprehensive and representative contemporary ^ record of the progress and condition of the human race that may be ^ devised. It is a succinct and authentic record of the exhibits of the Director of Exhibits. Exposition, which are the evidences of the capacity and perform- j^ ance in all lines, intellectual, social and industrial, of all the peoples |^ of the world. The value of such a document and its significance, J6 socially and commercially, are incalculable. It is an epitome of the % capacity and promises of mankind ; while being at the same time a ii roll of honor — a certified register of those individuals and institu- ^ tions which are taking active part in the life of the world to-day. ^ FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, ^ % I NTRODUCTION p • • • • By CHARLES F. MILLS, Chief of Department. THE Universal ExrosiTiON of 1904 will provide accom- modations and opportunity at St. Louis for complete dis- plays of the useful recognized breeds of domestic animals and fowls and their exhibition and judging to the best advantage, without charge for entries, stalls or pens in any division. The wide extent of the classification, a list of prizes never before equalled in extent or generosity, together with the ample and attractive provisions intended for the comfort and exhibition of the entries, will, as a whole, be fully in keeping with the magnitude and importance of the industry to which they pertain. All these have been planned upon a scale and breadth of liber- ality heretofore unknown, and suggest every facility for the instruction and entertainment of visitors interested in Animal Husbandry and its wonderful recent progress, as well as all who would know more of their reach and what they imply. The appropriation of $280,000 of Exposition money for prizes to live stock, to which have been added large sums from States and associations of breeders, a total of nearly half a million dollars, makes possible, and assures in each class, a presentation of and a competition between the best specimens in existence — an assemblage of quality whereby will be determined the present summit level of human skill and endeavor in animal development. That the effort must give wholesome impetus to an advance- ment and resetting of breeding, feeding and exposition standards far surpassing any heretofore attained, is the earnest con- viction of those who have wrought its plans and provided the waj's and means for its making. SUMMARY OF EXPOSITION AND SPECIAL PRIZES OFFERED FOR EXHIBITS OF Live Stock Poultry, Etc. AT THE Universal Exposition of 1904 Breed. Div. Amount. Special. Total. Horses, . A $94,300 $21,490 $115,790 Cattle, B 65,520 39,586.25 105,106.25 Sheep, C 44,390 5,720 50,110 Swine, D 30,311 16,995 47,3o6 Poultry, Pigeons and Pet Stock, E 15,582 6,499 22,081 Dogs and Cats, F 10,204 5,085 15,289 Southern Breeding Cattle, . . G 10,000 3,570 I3,570 Carload Lots of Cattle, . . . H 10,000 2,150 12,150 Exposition and Special Prizes, . . $280,307 $101,095.25 $381,402.25 State and Provincial Prizes, etc., not including above, .... 57,300 Grand Total, . . , $438,702.25 STATE AND PROVINCIAL LIVE STOCK PRIZE FUND. THE FOLLOWING ITEMS COVER LIVE STOCK PRIZES, FREIGHT EXPENSES, ETC., ON ALL CLASSES OF STOCK : Canada, ♦ Illinois, $ 15,000 Indiana, ♦♦ Iowa, 12,000 Kansas, 10,000 Kentucky, 7,500 Missouri, 100,000 Nebraska, 2,300 Oklahoma, 500 Wisconsin, 10,000 ♦Canada duplicates prizes won by Provincial Live Stock Exhibitors. ♦♦Freight on Live Stock. JUDGES Q D i V i s i 0 n A HORSES. P BANKS, W. A.. - - - - La Porte, ind. BARDELBEN, VON FRITZ, - - Germany. BUSBY, HAMILTON, - - New York Citv. CASTLEMAN. JOHN S.. - - Louisville. Ky. CRAIG, JOHN A., - - College station, Tex. CRUSE, MAJ. THOMAS, u. S. Army, St. Louis, Mo. DOBSON, W. A., - _ _ Marion. Iowa. FAIRFAX, HENRY, . . . . Aldie, Va. GENTRY, N. H., - - - Sedalia. Mo. GRABENSEE, L.. - - - Celle. Germany. HALE, GEORGE B., - - Kansas City. Mo. KING, S. NOBLE, - - - Bloomington. 111. MERNIEUWE, MR., - - Brussels. Belgium MOORE, AMOS F., - - - - poIo. hi. OUTGARDEN, VAN, - - Tirlemont. Belgium. PALMER, WALTER, - - - Ottawa, in. POWELL, E. A.. _ . . Syracuse. N. Y. PRITCHARD. W. E., - - - Ottawa. 111. BAILEY, C. L., - - - - Lexington. Kv. ROBINSON, G. R., - - - St. Louis. Mo. TALBERT, W. C, - - - wabash, Ind. TURNBULL, CHARLES S., - Philadelphia. Pa. CHAS. R. TAYLOR. - - Williamsville. 111. PROGRAMME IN LIVE STOCK PAVILION Admission to Pavilion Free. Programme for Exhibition of Horses. Wednesday, August 24, 1904. Nine to Ten O Clock A. M. Grand Parade in the Live Stock Forum of Standard Trotters and Clydesdales. Ten O'clock A. M. tallion, four years old or over, and ;allion, three years and under four, of the following breeds: Standard Trotters, Thor- oughbreds, French Coach, German Coach, English Coach, Hackney, Morgan, Saddle, Shetland Pony, Percheron, French Draft, Clydesdale, Shire, Belgium Draft; also Jacks, Jennets and Mule, four years old or over; Mule, three years and under four. Two O'clock P. M. lass 19, Section 1 — Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters) four years old or over, to road wagon. lass 21, Section 11 — Pair Mares or Geldings for Brougham or Victoria, 12:2 hands or over. lass 20, Section 3 — Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter) four years old or over, to road wagon or buggy. lass 21, Section 6 — Mare or Gelding for Runabout, 14 :2 and not exceeding 12:2 hands. lass 21, Section 15 — Mare or Gelding for Harness and Saddle purposes. To be first shown to vehicle, then under saddle at walk, trot, rack, canter, and running walk. Fox trot or slow pace for gaited horses. lass 21, Section 28 — Family Mare or Gelding 15:3 hands or over. lass 22, Section 1 — Pony in Harness. lass 21, Section 5 — Four-in-Hand Team (Mares or Geldings) to Coach or Body-Break, ass 19, Section 2 — Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters) three years old and under four, to road wagon. j'ass 21, .Section Ifi — Mare or Gelding over 14 :1 and under 15 hands. i-ass 21, Section 22 — Mare or Gelding, 15 and not over 13:3 hands. ' Thursday, August 25, 1904. Nine to Ten O'Clock A. M. I Grand Parade in the Live Stock Forum of Thoroughbred and Percheron Horses. - 9 — Ten O'clock A. M. Stallion, two and under three; Stallion, one and under two; Stallion, under one year, of the following breeds: Standard Trotters, Thoroughbreds, French Coach, German Coach, English Coach, Hackney, Morgan, Saddle, Shetland Pony, Percheron, French Draft, Clydesdale, Shire, Belgium Draft; also Jacks, Jennets and Mule, two and under three; Mule, one and under two; Mule, under one year. Two O'clock P. M. Class 19, Section 3 — Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter) four years old and over, to road wagon or buggy. Class 21, Section 10— Mare or Gelding for Brougham, 15:3 hands or over. Class 21, Section 23— Pair Mares or Geldings, 15 and not exceeding 15:3 hands. Class 22, Section 4 — Pony, under 12 hands, in Harness. Class 21, Section 9 — Four-in-Hand Team (Mares or Geldings) to Coach or Body-Break. Class 24, Section 9 — Saddle Mare or Gelding, 5 gets. Class 21, Section 1 — Mare or Gelding over 14:1 and under 15 hands. Class 21, Section 19 — Pair Mares or Geldings 15 and not exceeding 15:3 hands. Class 21, Section 27 — Pair Mares or Geldings for Coach, Landau or Victoria, 16 hands or over. Class 22, Section 2 — Pair Ponies in Harness. Class 24^ Section 5 — Express Hoise. Friday, August 26, 1904. Nine to Ten O 'Clock A. M. Grand Parade in the Live Stock Forum of French Coach and Morgan Horses. Ten O'clock A. M. Mare, four years old or over; Mare, three years and under four, of the following breeds: Standard Trotters, Thoroughbreds, French Coach, German Coach, English Coach, Hackney, Morgan, Saddle, Shetland Pony, Percheron, French Draft, Clydesdale, Shire, Belgium Draft; also Jacks, Jennets and Single Mule, 14 and under 15 hands; Single Mule, 15 and under 16 hands; Single Mule, 16 hands or over. Two O'clock P. M. Class 19, Section 4 — Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter) three years old and under four, to road wagon or buggy. Class 21, Section 12— Pair Mares or Geldings for Coach, Landau or Victoria, 16 hands or over. Class 21, Section 14— Mate or Gelding for Harness and Saddle purposes. To be first shown to vehicle, then under saddle at walk, trot and canter. Horse alone to be considered. Gaited horses barred. Class 19, Section 5— Pacer, Mare or Gelding, three _>ears old or over, to road wagon. Class 22, Section 7— Pair Ponies, under 12 hands, in Harness. Class 20, Section 1 — Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters) four years old or over, to roaJ wagon. Class 21, Section 20— Four-in-Hand Team (Mares or Geldings) to Coach or Body-Break. Class 21, Section 30— Mare or Gelding for Harness and Saddle purposes, to be first shown to vehicle, then under saddle at walk, trot, rack, canter, and runninii walk. Fox trot, or slow pace, for gaited horses. Class 22, Section 6— Pony, 12 and not to exceed 13 hands, in Harness. Class 21, Section 13 -Family Mare or Gelding 15:3 hands or over. - 10 - Saturday, August 27, 1904. Nine to Ten O'Clock A. M. Grand Parade in Live Stork Forum of German Coach and Belgium Horses. Home and Foreign Bred. Ten O'clock A. M. Mare, two and under three; Mare, one and under two, and Mare, under one year, of the following breeds : Standard Trotters, Thoroughbreds, French Coach, German Coach, English Coach, Hackney, Morgan, Saddle, Shetland Pony, Percheron, French Draft, Clydesdale, Shire, Belgium Draft; also Jacks and Jennets. Saturday afternoon, immediately after the Business Men's Parade, all Business Horses jligible to compete in Class 23 will proceed to the Live Stock Forum, where prizes will be iwarded in their respective sections including the Grand Champion Display. Monday, August 29, 1904. Nine to Ten O'Clock A. M. I^rand Parade in the Live Stock Forum of English Coach and Shire Horses, Home and Foreign Bred. Ten O'clock A. M. Aged Stud: Young Stud and Stud bred by exhibitor, of the following breeds: Standard Trotters, Thoroughbreds, French Coach, German Coach, English Coach, Hack- ney, Saddle, Shetland Pony, Percheron, French Draft, Clydesdale, Shire, Belgium Draft; ilso, Jacks and Jennets, and Single Mule, 16 hands or over to cart. Pair Mules, 14 and under 15 hands to wagon. Two O'clock P. M. Class 19, Section 8— Single Mare or Gelding (Trotters) and age to nad wagon or bi ggy. Class 20, Section G -Pair Mares or Geldings, (Trotters) and age to road wagon. Class 21, Section 25 — Mare or Gelding for Brougham, 15:3 hands or over. Class 22, Section 9 — Pair Ponies, 13 and not exceeding 14 hands in harness. Class 24A, Section 10 — Saddle Mare or Gelding over 15:3 hands up, to carrying 200 lbs. walk, trot and canter. Class 24, Section 8 — Roadster. Class 24, Section 1 — Artillery Horse. Class 20, .Sjction 10 — Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter), any age to road wagon or buggy. Class 22, Section 10 — Four-in-Hand Pony Team, not exceeding 14 hands, in harness. Class 20, Section 5 — Pacer, Mare rr Gelding, three years old or over, to road wagon. Tuesday, August 30, 1904. Nine to Ten O'Clock A. M. Grand Parade in the Live Stock Forum of Hackney Horses, Shetland and other Ponies. Ten O'Clock A. M. I Get of one sire and produce of one mare of the following breeds : Standard Trot ers, Ithoroughbreds, French Coach, German Coach, English Coach, Hackney, Morgan, Saddle, ihetland Pony, Percheron, French Draft, Clydesdale, Shire, Belgium Drafi; also, Jacks ennets and Gelding, four years old or over; Gelding, three years and under four; Gelding, ivu and under three; of all breeds, by recorded sires; and Pair Mules, 15 and under \C, ands to wagon; Pair Mules, 16 hands or over to wagon. Two O'clock P. M. lass 21, Section 17 — Pair Mares or Geldings over 14:1 and under 15 hands. lass 21, Section 3 — Mare or Gelding, 15 and not exceeding 15:3 hands. lass 24A, Section 11 — Saddle Mare or Gelding over 15:2 and not exceeding 15:3 hands up, to carry 160 pounds; walk, trot and canter. lass 24, Section 7— Omnibus Horse. lass 21, Section 7 — Mare or Gelding, 15 and not exceeding 15:3 hands. iass 21, Section 19 — Pair Mares or Geldings, 15 and not exceeding 15:3 hands. Class 22, Section 3— Four-in-Hand Team in Harness. Cla^s 24, Section 3— Coach Horse. Class 24A, Section 12— Saddle Mare or Gelding not exceeding 15:2 hands up, to carrv 160 pounds; walk, trot and canter. Class 24, Section 6— Fire Department Horse. Wednesday, August 31, J 904. Nine to Ten O'Clock A. M. Grand Parade in the Live Stock Forum of Jacks, Jennets, Mules, Roadsters, Park and City Horses. i Ten O'clock A. M. | Champion Stallions and Champion Mares, of the following breeds: Standard Trotters, I Thoroughbreds, French Coach, German Coach, English Coach, Hackney, Morgan, i Saddle, Shetland Pony, Percheron, French Draft, Clydesdale, Shire, Belgium Draft; also Jacks, Jennets and Mare, four years old or over; Mare, three and under four; Mare, two and under three, of all breeds by recorded sires; also three mules abreast to wagon, four-mule team to wagon, and six-mule team to wagon. , Two O'clock P. M. j Class 21, Section 2 — Pair Mares or Geldings over 14:1 and under 15 hands. I Class 24A, Section 13 — Saddle Mare or Gelding, walk, trot or canter. [ Class 21, Section 26 — Pair Mares or Gelding for Brougham or Victoria, 14 :2 hands or over. , Class 24, Section 4 — Draft Horse. 1 Class 24A, Section 14 — Saddle Mare or Gelding. i Class 24, Section 2 — Cavalry Horse. Class 21, Section 4 — Pair Mares or Gelding, 15 and not exceeding 15:3 hands. | Missouri State Display of Horses, Jacks, Jennets and Mules. ' Thursday, September I, J 904. Nine to Ten O'Clock A. M. Grand Parade in the Live Stock Forum of Saddle and French Draft Horses. Ten O'OIock A. M. Grand Champion Stallion and Grand Champion Mare, of the following breeds: Standard Trotters, Thoroughbreds, French Coach, German Coach, English Coach, Hackney, Morgan, Saddle, Shetland Pony, Percheron, French Draft, Clydesdale, Shire, Belgium Draft; also Jacks and Jennets. Two O'clock P. M. Class 19, Section 6 — Pair Mares or Gelding (Trotters) any age, to road wagon. Class 20, Section 4— Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter) three years old and under four, to road wagon or buggy. Class 21, Section 8 — Pair Mares or Gelding, 15 and not exceeding 15:3 hands. Class 21, Section 18— Mare or Gelding, 15 and not exceeding 15:3 hands. Class 21, Section 29— Mare or Gelding for Harness and Saddle purposes. To be first shown to vehicle, then under saddle at walk, trot and canter. Horse alone to be considered. Gaited horses barred. Class 22, Section 6— Pony, 13 and not exceeding 14 hands, in Harness. Class 21, Section 21— Mare or Gelding for Runabout, 14:2 and not exceeding 15:2 hands Class 20, Section 2— Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters) three years old and under four to road wagon. Class 21, Section 24— Four-in-Hand Team (Mares or Geldings) to Coach or Body-Break Class 22, Section 8 — Pair Ponies, 12 and not exceeding 13 hands, in Harness. - 12 — I' i Programme for Exhibition of Cattle. Cattle in the breeding classes will be judged in the Forum commencing it 10 o'clock A. M. as follows : Short-Horns, Herefords, Aberdeen-Angus, jftlloways, Red Polled, Devon, Polled Durham and Brown Swiss. BEEF BREEDS. Tuesday, September 13, 1904. Parade of Cattle through Exposition grounds. Wednesday, September 14, 1904. section. I. Bull, three years or over. '2. Bull, two years and under three. 3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four months. Thursday, September 15, 1904. 4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months. 5. Bull, six and under twelve months. 6. Bull, under six months. Friday, September 16, 1904. 7- Cow, three years old or over. 8. Heifer, two years and under three. 9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months. Saturday, September 17, 1904. 10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. 11. Heifer, six and under twelve months. 12. Heifer, under six months. Monday, September 19, 1904. < 29. Get of one sire. t 30. Produce of one Cow. Tuesday, September 20, 1904. 25. Aged herds. ,. 26. Young herds. ' 27. Aged herd, females bred by exhibitor. ' 28. Young herd, females bred by exhibitor. Wednesday, September 21, 1904. 13- Champion Bull, two years old or over. 14- Champion Bull, und.er two years. , 17- Champion Cow, two years old or over. 19- Champion Heifer, under two years. Thursday, September 22, 1904. 21, Grand Champion Bull, any age. ■23. Grand Champion Cow or Heifer, any age. - 13 — FAT CATTLE. The Fat Steers, Pure-Bred and Grade will be judged in the Forum com- mencing at 10 o'clock A. M. as follows : Short-Horns, Herefords, Aberdeen- Angus, Galloway, Red Polled, Devon, Polled Durham and Brown Swiss. Monday, September 19, 1904. Section. 33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three. 34. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years and under three. 40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen months and under twenty-four months. Tuesday, September 20, 1904. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months. Wednesday, September 21, 1904. Class. 32-A. Grand Champion Pure-Bred Fat Cattle by ages. Section. 1. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, two years and under three. 2. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 3. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, twelve and under eighteen months. 4. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, six and under twelve months. 5. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, under six months. Class. 32-B. Grand Champion Grade Fat Cattle by ages. Section. 1. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, two years and under three. 2. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 3. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, twelve and under eighteen months. 4. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, six and under twelve months. 5. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, under six months. Thursday, September 22, 1904. Section. 38. Champion Pure-Bred Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age. 44. Champion Grade Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age. Class 32-A. Section. 6. Grand Champion Pure-Bred Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds and ages. I Class 32-B. Section. 6. Grand Champion Grade Steer or Spayed Heifer, all grades and ages. — 14 - DAIRY BREEDS. The following Dairy Breeds of Cattle, viz: Jersey, Holstein-Friesian, i.yrshire and Guernsey will be judged in the Forum commencing at 10 'clock A. M. as noted. Wednesday, September 14, 1904. ection. 1. Bull, three years old or over. 2. Bull, two years and under three. Thursday, September 15, 1904. 3. Bull, one year and under two. 4. Bull, under one year. Friday, September 16, 1904. 5. Cow, three years old or over. 6. Heifer, two years and under three. Saturday, September 17, 1904. 7. Heifer, one year and under two. 8. Heifer, under one year. Monday, September 19, 1904. 25. Get of one sire. 26. Produce of one cow. Tuesday, September 20, 1904. 21. Aged herd. 22. Young herd. 23. Aged herd, females bred by exhibitor. 24. Young herd, females bred by exhibitor. Wednesday, September 21, 1904. 9 to 16 inclusive. Champion Bulls and Cows. Thursday, September 22, 1904. 17. Grand Champion Bull. !: 19. Grand Champion Cow or Heifer. BREEDS NOT NAMED ABOVE. The following beeds of Cattle will be judged in the Forum commencing 10 o'clock A. M., September 20, 1904, viz: Dutch-Belted, French Cana- ;an, Norman, Simmenthal, Sussex, Highland, Kerry, Buffalo (Bison), italo or Buffalo Domestic and Oxen. Friday, September 23, 1904. Parade of Cattle through the Exposition grounds. — 15 — Programmh for Exhibition of Sheep and Goats. Sheep and Goats in the breeding classes, except as noted, will be judged in the Forum or such place as may be best suited for the purpose, com- mencing at 10 o'clock A. M., as follows: Shropshire, Cotswold, Oxford, Southdown, Hainpshire, Cheviot, Leicester, Merino A, Merino C, Ram- bouillet, Dorset, Lincoln ; and Angora Goats. BREEDING CLASSES. Wednesday, October 5, 1904. Section. 1. Ram or Ruck, two years old or over. 2. Ram or Buck, eighteen and under twenty-four months. Thursday, October 6, 1904. 3. Ram or Buck, twelve and under eighteen months. 4. Ram or Buck, six and under twelve months. 5. Ram or Buck, under six months. Friday, October 7, 1904. 6. Ewe or Doe, two years old or over. 7. Ewe or Doe, eighteen and under twenty-four months. Saturday, October 8, 1904. 8. Ewe or Doe, twelve and under eighteen months. 9. Ewe or Doe, six and under twelve months. 10. Ewe or Doe, under six months. Monday, October 10, 1904. 23. Get of one sire. 24. Produce of one Ewe or Doe. Tuesday, October 11, 1904. 25. Ram and three Ewes or Buck and three Does, eighteen months old or over. 26. Ram and three Ewes or Buck and three Does, under eighteen months. 2-;. Ram and three Ewes or Buck and three Does, eighteen months old or over, bred bv Exhibitor. Wednesday, October 12, 1904. II. Champion Ra!ii or Buck, one year old or over. 13. Champion Ram or Buck, under twelve months. 15. Champion Ewe or Doe, one year old or over. 17. Champion Ewe or Doe, under twelve month's. Thursday, October 13, 1904. 19. Grand Champion Ram or Buck. 21. Grand Champion Ewe or Doe. - 16 - FAT SHEEP AND GOATS. The Fat Wethers, pure-bred and grade, will be judged in the Forum or uch place as may be best suited for the purpose, commencing at 10 o'clock L M., as follows: Shropshire, Cotswold, Oxford, Southdown, Hampshire, 'heviot, Leicester, Fine Wool, Dorset and Lincoln; and Angora Goats. Tuesday, October ii, 1904. From Recorded Sires and Dams. lection. 30. Wether, one year old and under two. 31. Wether, six and under twelve months. 32. Wether, under six months. Grades by Recorded Sires. 38. Wether, one year old and under two. 39. Wether, six and under twelve months. 40. Wether, under six months. Wednesday, October 12, 1904. From Recorded Sires and Dams. 33. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two. 34. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months. 35. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months. Grades by Recorded Sires. 41. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two. 42. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months. 43. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months. Class LIX. — C. — Champion Pjire-Bred Wetherslby^Ages. 1. Wether, all breeds, one year old and under two. 2. Wether, all breeds, six and under twelve months. 3. Wether, all breeds, under six months. Class LIX. — D. — Champion Grade Wethers \ by Ages. I. Wether, Grades of all breeds, one year old and under two. t 2. Wether, Grades of all breeds, six and under twelve months. I 3. Wether, Grades of all breeds, under six months. Thursday, October 13, 1904. Champion Pure- Bred Wethers. 36. Wether, any age. 37- PEN, Three Wethers, any age. Champion Grade Wethers. 44- Wether, any age. J4S' PEN, Three Wethers, any age. 1 - 17 ■ Class LIX. — C. — Grand Champioji Pure- Bred Wether. Section. 4. Champion over all, Wether. Class LIX. — D. — Grand Champion Grade Wether. 4. Champion over all, Wether. BREEDS NOT NAMED ABOVE. The following breeds of Sheep and Goats will be judged in the Forum or such place as may be best suited for the purpose commencing at 10 o'clock A. M., Tuesday, October 11, 1904, and the awarding wall be continued each A. M. until completed, viz.: Tunis, Kent or Romney Marsh, Persian and Suffolk; Cashmere and Milch Goats. Programme for Exhibition of Swine. Boars and Sows in the breeding classes, except as noted, will be judged in the Forum or such place as may be best suited for the purpose com- mencing at 10 o'clock A. M., as follows: Poland-China, Berkshire, Duroc- Jersey, Chester White, Large Yorkshire, Essex and Tamworth. Wednesday, October 5, 1904. Section. 1. Boar, two years old or over. 2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen months. Thursday, October 6, 1904. 4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 5. Boar, under six months. Friday, October 7, 1904. 6. Sow, two years old or over. 7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen months. Saturday, October 8, 1904. 9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 10. Sow, under six riionths. - 18 - Monday, October lo, 1904. 23. Get of one Sire. 24. Produce of one Sow. Tuesday, October 11, 1904. 25. Herd, Boar and three sows, over one year. 26. Herd, Boar and three Sows, under one year. 27. Herd, bred by Exhibitor, Boar and three Sows one year or over. Wednesday, October 12, 1904. II. Champion Boar, one year old or over. 13. Champion Boar, under twelve months. 15. Champion Sow, one year old or over. 17. Champion Sow, under twelve months. Thursday, October 13, 1904 19. Grand Champion Boar, any age. 21. Grand Champion Sow, any age. BREEDS NOT NAMED ABOVE. The following breeds of Swine will be judged in the Forum or such place as may be best suited for the purpose, commencing at 10 o'clock A.. M., Wednesday, October 5, 1904, viz.: Cheshire, Victoria, Small York- shire or Suffolk and Hampshire. FAT BARROWS. The Fat Barrows, Pure-Bred and Grade will be judged in the Forum or mch place as may be best suited for the purpose, commencing at 10 o'clock ^.. M. as follows: Poland China, Berkshire, Duroc Jersey, Chester White, -arge Yorkshire, Essex and Tamworth. Tuesday, October 11, 1904. Barrows from Recorded Sires and Dams. 'action. 30. Barrow, one year old and under two. 31. Barrow, six and under twelve months. 32. Barrow, under six months. Barrows, Grade, by Recorded Sires. 38. Barrow, one year old and under two. 39- Barrow, six and under twelve months. 40. Barrow, under six months. 19 - Wednesday, October 12, 1904. Pen Barrows from Recorded Sires a7id Dams. 33. PEN, three Barrows, one year old and under two. 34. PEN, Barrows, six and under twelve months. 35. PEN, Barrows, under six months. i, Pe7i BarroTvs, Grade, by Recorded Sires. 41. PEN, three Barrows, one year and under two. 42. PEN, three Barrows, six and under twelve months. 43. PEN, three Barrows, under six months. Class LXXI. — E. — Gra7id Champion Pure- Bred Barrows by Ages. 1. Barrow, all breeds, twelve and under eighteen months. 2. Barrow, all breeds, six and under twelve months. 3. Barrow, all breeds, under six months. Class LXXI. — F. — Grand Champion Grade Barrows by Ages. 1. Barrow, Grades of all breeds, twelve and under eighteen months. 2. Barrow, Grades of all breeds, six and under twelve months. 3. Barrow, Grades of all breeds, under six months. Thursday, October 13, 1904. 36. Champion pure-bred Barrow, any age. 37. Champion pure-bred Pen, three Barrows, any age. 44. Champion Grade Barrow, any age. 45. Champion Pen, three Grade Barrows, any age. Class LXXI. — E. — Grand Champion Pure- Bred Barrows. 4. Barrow, all breeds and ages. Class LXXI. — F. — Grand Champion Grade Barrow. 4. Barrow, all grades and ages. — 20 * DEPARTMENT R — LIVE STOCK. DIVISION A-^HORSES, ASSES AND MULES. GROUP 97— HORSES. Class 1— Standard Trotters. SECTION 1. Stallion — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 1. McEwen 4719; ch.; b. 1885; s. Ham- bletonian 1644; d- Mary M.; Br. James McEwen, Franklin, Tenn.; Ex. George Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 2. Otis McEwen 39734; ch.; b. 1897; s. McEwen 4719; d. Watanga; Br. and Ex. George Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 3. Glenbrook 25565; b. 1891; s. Shaw- mut 964; d. Maggie Lewis; Br. J. M. Brooks, Paynes Depot, Ky.; Ex. C. Cann, Georgetown, Ky. 5. Onward Silver 34747; b. 1895; s. On- ward 141 1 ; d. Sylvan Maid; Br. W. A. Collier, Memphis, Tenn,; Ex. J. L. Druien, Bardstown, Ky. 6. Margrave 17046; b. 1890; s. Baron Wilkes 4758; d. Spanish Maiden; Br. I S. C. Schwarz, Canton, Ohio; Ex. S. J. Flemming & Son, Terre Haute, Ind. 7 Baron Review 32887; b. 1895; s. Baron Wilkes 4758; d. Spanish Maid- '. en; Br. S. C. Shwarz, Dayton, Ohio; i Ex. Fleming & Son, Terre Haute, ''\ Ind. ]B. Nerval King 29543; b. 1895; s. Nerval 5335; d. Lulie J.; Br. R. P. Pepper & A. W. Macklin, Frankfort, Ky.; Ex. I L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. Kwarded first prize (stallion and his get) it four National Horse Shows. Sweep- stakes Minn, and Neb. State Fairs. Vis- tors are invited to examine this horse. I. King Alarming 35471; b. 1900; s. Nerval King 29543; d. Alarming; Br. j and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. jo. Bluegrass King 35713; b. 1900; s. 1 Bluegrass Hamiltonian 20035; d. Nannie B.; Br. W. W. Franklin, Glas- gow, Ky.; Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. 12. Kentucky Peak 6335; blk.; b. 1885; s. Idol Wilkes; d. Lady Rothschild ; Br. Spencer Bros., Pine Grove, Ky.; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111.; Grand Champion Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 13. Cerdeva 31331; b. 1897; s. Cicerone; d. Careless; Br. Geo. R. Vorhees, Jer- seyville, 111.; Ex. C. E. Hazzard, St. Louis, Mo. First prize two years, stallions 5 years and under, St. Louis Fair and Horse Show. SECTION 2. Stallion— Three years old and under 4. 1st 2d 3d 1100 $75 $50 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 HC C 26. McNaught 37375; b. 1901; s. AUie- wood 28113; d. Miss Ollie Bruce; Br. A. P. Bruce, Danville, Ky.; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. 27. Norvent Bey 39707; b. 1901; s. Ken- tucky Peak 6335; d. Nelly Marshall; Br. and Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Win- chester, 111. 28. King Exmula 38273; b. 1901; s. Ner- val King 29543; d. Exmula; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. SECTION 3. Stallion— Two years old and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 51. Wilbur AUerten 35963; b. 1902; s. Allerton 5128; d. Fleet Away; Br. and Ex. Edward Campbell, Virginia, 111. 52. R. C. Gentry 39688. b. 1902; s. Ce- cilian Chief 3J698; d. Laura Wilkes; Br. W. T. Robison, Faulkner, Ky.; Ex. T. G. Cecil, Danville, Ky. 53. Arino 39656; b. 1902; s. Arien 18000; d. The Flower Bell; Br. Lister Witherspoon, Versailles, Ky.; Ex. Crum & Crum, Literberry. 111. - 21 - 54- Marecheal 38228; b. 1901; s. Mar- grave 17046; d. Sibyl; Br. and Ex. S. J. Flemming & Son, Terre Haute, Ind. 55. King Lightning 39705; b. 1902; s. Norval King 29543; d. Pearl Lorine; Br. and Ex. S. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. 56. Mean Enough 39709; b. 1902; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; d. Noretta; Br. and Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Win- chester, 111. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 57. The Pope 38424; b. 1902; s. Bon Cheval 19160; d. Sylvia; Br. and Ex. C. H. Samson, Topeka, Kansas. 58. Wilkesbar 38760; b. 1902; s. Esco- bar 31S44; d. Barbara Wilkes, Br. J. W. Creech, Herington, Kansas; Ex. C. H. Samson, Topeka, Kansas. 59. The Ruler 39501; b. 1901; s. Dare Devil 24828; d. Chimes Girl; Br. C. J. & Harry Hamlin, East Aurora, N. Y.; Ex. Fred H. Swain, Bellmore, Ind. 60. Red Russett 36418; b. 1902; s. Red Heart 14113; d. Edna Mac; Br. W. H. Crum, Literberry, 111.; Ex. Crum & Crum, Literberry, 111. SECTION 4. Stallion — One year old and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th |75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 76. Stormer 39757; ch.; b. Apr. 8, 1903; s. Boreal 21072; d. Watam.ga; Br. and Ex. George Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 77. Creve Coeur 39203; bay; b. April 27, 1903; s. Cordova 31331; d. Counsille, by Counsellor 1842; grand-dam Clara A., by Mambrinn Startle 4801. 78. David Francis 39712; b. 1903; s. Ce- cilian Chief 33698; d. Gazello; Br. G., C. P. & J. G. Cecil, Danville, Ky.; Ex. J. G. Cecil, Danville, Ky. 79- Young Cecilian 39689; b. 1903; s. Cecilian Chief 33689; d. Laura Wilkes; Br. and Ex. J. G. Cecil, Danville, Ky. The sire of Young Cecilian— a show horse himself, and being the strongest bred trotting stallion in the world, having the Wilkes Nutwood Electioneer cross and his dam a sister of Dandy Jim, 2:09^/4. 80. Dedication 39546; b. 1903; s. Elkton 35257; d. Alnora; Br. J. C. Parish, Vandalia, Mo.; Ex. C. E. Haz- zard, St. Louis, Mo. 81. Scoundrel 39740; b. May 2, 1903; s. Exist 17589; d. Miss Beana; Br. and Ex. G. W. Heskett & Son, Fulton, Ohio. 82. King Only one 39704; b. 1903; s. Norval King 29543; d. Onlee; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. 83. King Going 39703; b. 1903; s. Ner- val King 29543; d. Gozo; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. 84. Rastus Jim 39708; b. 1903; s. Ken- tucky Peak 6335; d. Nelly Marshall; Br. and Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Win- chester, 111. 85. Ottawa Boy 38234; b. 1903; s. Ke- wanee Boy 14082; d. May Riley; Br. and Ex. J. E. Shinn, Ottawa, Kan. SECTION 5. Stallion — Under one j^ear. | 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th ' |75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C i loi. King Gentry 39736; b. 1904; s. \ John R. Gentry 12645; d. Marcola; Br. and Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring i Hill, Tenn. i 102. Don Gentry 39758; b. May 20, 1904; s. John R. Gentry 12645; d. The ■ Donna Inez; Br. and Ex. Geo. Camp- , bell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 1 103. Rowland Chief 39690; b. 1904; s. ' Cecilian Chief 33698; d. Lillian Ever- ' sole; Br. G., C. P. & J. G. Cecil, Dan- f ville, Ky.; Ex. J. G. Cecil, Danville, j Tenn. 104. Cecil Coast 39691; b. 1904; s. Ce- : cilian Chief 33698; d. Miss Emma Welsh; Br. and Ex. J. G. Cecil, Dan- ville, Ky. 105. King Gaiety 39702; b. 1904; s. Standard 11377; d. Ganyto Clay; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. 106. Blue Peak 39717; b. 1904; s. Ken- tucky Peak 6335; d. Noretta; Br. and Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. 107. Red Francis 39716; b, 1904; s. Ken- tucky Peak 6335; d. Vivian M.; Br. and Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winches- ter, 111. SECTION 6. Mare — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 126. Lizetta; bay; b. 1894; s. Tennes- see Wilkes 2735; d. Lizzie Moore; Br. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn., Ex. George Campbell Brown, Spring Hill Tenn. 127. The Donna Inez; brown; b. May 2, 1888; s. Stranger 3030; d. Banquette; Br. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn., Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 128. Julia Lee; b. 1897; s. C. F. Clay 4766; d. Imogene; Br. E. W. Lee, Danville, Ky.; Ex. J. G. Cecil, Danville, Ky. 22 - 129. Miss Ella Welsh; b. 1898; s. C. F. Clay, 4766; d. Pansee; Br. G. W. Welsh, Danville, Ky.; Ex. J. G. Cecil, Danville, Ky. 130. Alnora; b. 1892; s. Mambrino Boy 844; d. Elnora; Br. W. S. Holliday, Monmouth, 111.; Ex. C. E. Hazzard, St. Louis, Mo. 131. Kingnette; b. 1898; s. Nerval King 29543; d. Arnetta; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. 132. Lilee King; b. 1899; s. Nerval King 29543; d. Onlee; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. 133. Vivian M.; b, 1896; s. Francis M. 13406; d. Fleetaway; Br. G. W. Cos- ner, Virginia, 111.; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. 134. Noretta; b. 1892; s. Nerval 5335; d. Etta May; Br. Rannells & Duer, Pisgah, 111.; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. Champion and Reserve Champion Prizes. 135. Marie AUerton; s. AUerton 5128; d. Marie Sanchez; Br. Marciis Daly, Hamilton, Montana. 136. The Countess Alice; b. 1897; s. Cecilian 11907; d. Countess Eve; Br. R. G. Evans, Danville, Ky.; Ex. A. B. Steele, Atlanta, Ga. SECTION 7. Mare — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 175 |50 $40 130 HC C 151. Cecilian Belle; b. 1900; s. Cecilian Chief 33698; d. Nutmontie; Br. and Ex. J. G. Cecil, Danville, Ky. 152. Adrie King; b. 1901; s. Nerval King 29543; d. Adrietta; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. 153. Lovely Lady; b. 1901; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; d. Noretta; Br. and Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. SECTION 8. Mare — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th : $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C ; 176. Belle McEwen; b. 1902; s. Mc- Ewen 4719; d. Susie Bells; Br. and Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 177. Maxie McEwen; b. 1902; s. Mc- Ewen 4719; d. Maxie P.; Br. and Ex. i Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, ' Tenn. I 178. Lilletta; b. 1902; s. Cecilian Chief 33698; d. Lillian Eversole; Br. G. & C. P. Cecil, Danville, Ky.; Ex. J. G. Cecil, Danville, Ky. ' 179' Cecilian Grace; b. 1902; s. Cecilian Chief 33698; d. Grace Linney; Br. C. T. Worthington, Danville, Ky. ; Ex. J. G. Cecil, Danville, Ky. 180. Belle Ford Walton; b. March 29, 1902; s. Navord 18131; d. Big Sis C; Br. W. H. Crum, Literberry, 111. 181. Flirto, b. 1902; s. Alto Ley- burn 38399; d. Flertilla A.; Br. P. P. Parish, Midway, Ky.; Ex. Crum & Crum, Literberry, 111. 182. Bettagene King; b. 1902; s. Nerval King 29543; d. Bettagene Lee; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. 183. Jenny Trevelli; b. 1902; s. Nerval King 29543; d. Jenny Travelor; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. 184. Vivaway; b. 1902; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; d. Vivian M.; Br. and Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. 185. Marion Peak, b. 1902; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; d. Marion N.; Br. and Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. 186. Progress Prodigy; b. Apr. 15, 1902; s. Prodigal 6000; d. Marie Sanchez; Br. Estate of Marcus Daly, Hamilton, Mont.; Ex. Alfred von Cotzhausen, Milwaukee, Wis. 187. Progress Adlet; b. Apr. 12, 1902; • s. Adbell 33609; d. Yum Yum; Br. Estate of Wm. E. Spier, Glens Falls, N. Y.; Ex. A. von Cotzhausen, Mil- waukee, Wis. SECTION 9. Mare — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 201. Resina Gentry; b. 1903; s. John R. Gentry 12645; d. Rose Leaf; Br. E. H. Harriman, Goshen, N. Y. ; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill. Tenn. 202. Cecilian Maid; b. 1903; s. Cecilian Chief 33698; d. Nutmontie: Br. and Ex. J. G. Cecil, Danville, Ky. 203. Cecil Thomas; b. 1903; s. Cecilian Chief 33698; d. Fanny Courier; Br. J. G. Cecil and S. G. Thomas. Danville, Ky.; Ex. J. G. Cecil, Danville. Ky. 204. Merry Manners; b. Apr. 29, 1903; s. Navora 18131; d. Big Sis C; Br. W. H. Crum, Literberry, 111. 205. Ralie King; b. 1903; s. Nerval King 29543; d. Ravillian; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. 206. Velity K.; b. 1903; s. Nerval King 29543; d. Velocity B.; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. 207. Vivian Darling; b. 1903; s. Ken- tucky Peak 6335; d. Vivian M.; Br. and Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winches- ter, 111. 208. Mary Jane Peak; b. 1903; s. Ken- tucky Peak 6335; d. Marion N.; Br. and Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winches- ter, 111. 23 SECTION 10. Mare— Under one year. ]*t 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 226. Martha Gentry; b. 1904; s. John R. Gentry 12645; d. Martha McEwen; Br. and Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, 1 Spring Hill, Tenn. 327. Alice Steele; b. 1904; s. Cecilian Chief 33698; d. Julia Lee; Br. and Ex. J. G. Cecil, Danville, Ky. 228. Cecilian Blaze; b. 1904; s. Cecilian Chief 33698; d. Nutmontie; Br. and Ex. J. G. Cecil, Danville, Ky. 229. Klateen; ch.; b. Apr. 15, 1904; s. Klatawah 30785; d. Big Sis C; Br. W. H. Crum, Literberry, 111. 230. Rosa Gray; bay; b. May 24, 1904; s. Francis M. 13406; d. Edna Mac; Br. W. H. Crum, Literberry, 111. 231. Lady De Wet; b. 1904; s. General de Wet 34341; d. Alnora; Br. and Ex. Chas. E. Hazzard, St. Louis, Mo. 232. Algista King; b. 1904; s. Standard 11377; d. Alarming; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, 'Neb. 233. , b. Apr. 9, 1904; s. The Orator; d. Queen Amy; Br. Progress Stud, Milwaukee, Wis. SECTION 23. • Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $55 $45 $30 HC C 251. Sire: John R. Gentry 12645; s. Ashland Wilkes 2291; d. Dame Wood; GET: King Gentry 39736; ch.; b. 1904; d. Marcola; Martha Gentry; bay; b. 1904, d. Martha McEwen; Don Gentry 39758; bay; b. May 20, 1904; d. The Donna Inez; Ewell Gentry 39735; bay; b. 1904; d. Watanga; Br. and Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 2. Sire: McEwen 4719; ch.; b. 1885; s. Hambletonian 1644; d. Mary M.; Br. James McEwen, Franklin, Tenn.; GET: Otis McEwen 39734; ch.; b. 1897; d. Watanga; Belle McEwen; bay; b. 1902; d. Susie Bells; Marcola; bay; b. 1890; d. Widow Malone; Mabel Best; ch.: b. 1897; d. Villette; Br. and Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 253. Sire: Cecilian Chief 33698; s. Ce- cilian 11907; d. Lady Norvetta; GET: Young Cecilian 39689; b. 1903; d. Laura Wilkes; Lilletta; b. 1902; d. Lillian Eversole: Br. G. & C. P. Cecil, Danville, Ky.; Cecelia Maid; b. 1903; d. Nutmontie; Alice Steele; b. 1904; d. Julia Lee; Br. and Ex. J. G. Cecil, Dan- ville, Ky. 8. Sire: Norval King 29543; b. 1895; s. Norval 5335; d. Lulie J.; Br. R. P. Pepper & A. W. Macklin, Frankfort, Ky.; GET: King Gozo 32731; b. 1898; d. Gozo; Br. L. C. Kinney, Pine Bluff, Wyo.; King Alarming 3S47i; b. 1900; d. Alarming; King Locomotive 3S47o; b. 1900; d. Pearl Lorine; King Exmula 38273; b. 1901; d. Exmula; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. 8. Sire: Norval King 29543; b. 1895; s. Norval 5335; d. Lulie J.; Br. R. P. Pepper & A. W. Macklin, Frankfort, Ky.; GET: Kingnette, b. 1898; d. Arnette; Lilee King; b. 1899; d. On- lee; Kinglura; b. 1898; d. Venlura; Adrie King; b. 1901; d. Adrietta; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb, 256. Sire: Kentucky Peak 6335; b. 1885; s. Idol Wilkes 512; d. Lady Rothschild; Br. Spencer Bros., Pine Grove, Ky.; GET: Viola Peak, b. 1898; d. Nelly Marshall; Fanny Thorne; b. 1899; d. Nelly Marshall; Peak's Baby; b. 1899; d. Noretta; Lovely Lady; b. 1901; d. Noretta; Br. and Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. 256. Sire: Kentucky Peak 6335; b. 1885; s. Idol Wilkes 512; d. Lady Rothschild; Br. Spencer Bros.; Pme Grove, Ky.; GET: Miss Speedy; b. 1900; d. Nelly Marshall; Vivaway; b. 1902; d. Vivian M.; Mean Enough 39709; b. 1902; d. Noretta; Flossie Fletcher; b. 1889; d. Nannie; Br. Lambert Metzger, Winchester, 111.; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, III. SECTION 24. Two animals of either sex, any age, pro- duce of one mare. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 276: Dam: Watanga; bay; b. 1885; s. Tennessee Wilkes, d. Widow Malone; PRODUCE: Otis McEwen 39734) ch.; b. 1897; s. McEwen 4719; d. Stormer 39757; ch.; b. Apr. 8, 1903; s. Boreal 21072; Br. and Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 277. Dam: Widow Malone; bay; s. Enfield 128; d. Sister to Maud Wil- liams; PRODUCE: Watanga; bay; b. i885; s. Tennessee Wilkes 2735) d. Marcola; bay; b. 1890; s. McEwen 4719; Br. and Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 278. Dam: Laura Wilkes; s. Young Jim 2009; d. Caprara; PRODUCE: K. C. Gentry 39688; b. 1902; s. Cecilian Chief 33698; Br. W. T. Robinson, Faulconcr, Ky.; Young Cecilian 396»9j b. 1903; s. Cecilian Chief 33698; Br. and Ex. by J. G. Cecil, Danville, Ky. 24 - 79. Dam: Lillian Eversole; s. C. F. Clay 4766; d. Gamarra; PRODUCE: Lilletta; b. 1902; s. Cecilian Chief 33698; Br. G. and C. P. Cecil, Danville, Ky. ; Rowland Chief 39690; b. 1904; s. Cecilian Chief 33698; Br. G., C. P. & J. G. Cecil, Danville, Ky.; Ex. J. G. Cecil, Danville, Ky. 5o. Dam: Big Sis C; s. Bart W. 12601; d. Leilah; Br. Crum & Crum, Literberry, 111.; PRODUCE: Belle Ford Walton, br. ; b. Mar. 29, 1902; s. Navord 18131; Klateen; ch.; b. Apr. 15, 1904; s. Klatawah 30785; Br. W. H. Crum, Literberry, 111. Bi. Dam: Edna Mac; bay; s. Ken- tucky Wilton 12001; d. Leilah; PRO- DUCE: Red Russett 36418; bay; b. May 17, 1902; s. Red Heart 14113; d. Rosa Gray; bay; b. May 25, 1904; s. Francis M. 13406; Br. W. H. Crum, Literberry, 111. 82. Dam: Spanish Maiden; roan; s. Happy Medium 400; d. Maggie Keene; PRODUCE: Margrave 17046; roan; b. 1890; s. Baron Wilkes 4758; d. Baron Review 32887; roan; b. 1895; s. Baron Wilkes 4758; Br. S. C. Schwarz, Day- ton, Ohio; Ex. S. J. Fleming & Son, Terre Haute, Ind. 30. Dam: Alnora; b. 1892; s, Mam- brino Boy 844; d. Elnora; PRO- DUCE: Dedication 39546; b. 1903; s. Elkton 35257; d. Lady DeWet; b. 1904; s. General DeWet, 34341; Br. and Ex. C. E. Hazzard, St. Louis, Mo. 84. Dam: Gozo; s. Onward 141 1; d. Mistress; PRODUCE: King Gozo 32731; b. 1898; s. Norval King 29543; King Going 39703; b. 1903; s. Norval King 29543; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. is. Dam: Onlee; s. Onward 1411; d. Eglee; PRODUCE: Lil King; b. 1899; s. Norval King 29543; King Onlyone 39704; b. 1903; s. Norval King 29543; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, I Bushnell, Neb. 4. Dam: Noretta; b. 1892; s. Nor- ival 5335; d. Etta May; Br. Rannells ;& Duer, Pisgah, 111.; PRODUCE: Peak's Baby; b. 1899; s. Kentucky :Peak 6335; Lovely Lady; b. 1901; s. jKentucky Peak 6335; Br. and Ex. J. |R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. n. Dam: Vivian M.; b. 1896; s, Francis M. 13406; d. Fleetaway; Br. J. W. Cosner, Virginia, 111.; PRO- DUCE: Vivaway; b. 1902; s. Kentucky l^eak 633s; Vivian Darling; b. 1903; s. '•ventucky Peak 6335; Br. and Ex. J. R. 'eak & Son, Winchester, 111. SECTION 25. Stallion and four Mares — Three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $150 fl25 $100 $75 $50 HC C I. Stallion: McEwen 4719; ch.; b. 1885. s. Hambletonian 1644; d. Mary M.; Br. James McEwen, Franklin Tenn.; Mare i, Watanga; bay; b. 1885; s. Tennessee Wilkes 2735; d. Widow Malone; 2, Marcola; bay; b. 1890; s. McEwen 4719; d. Widow Malone; 3, Lizetta; bay; b. 1894; s. Tennessee Wilkes 2735; d. Lizzie Moore; Br. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn.; 4, The Donna Inez; b. May 2, 1888; s. Stranger 3030; d. Banquette; Br. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn.; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 8. Stallion: Norval King 29543; bay; b. 1895; s. Norval 5335; d. Lulie J.; Br. R. P. Pepper & A. W. Macklin, Frankfort, Ky. ; Mare i, Kingnette; bay; b. 1898; d. Arnette; 2, Lilee King; bay; b. 1899; d. Onlee; 3, Kinglura; bay; b. 1898; d. Venlura; 4, Adrie King; bay; b. 1901; d. Adrietta; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. 256. Stallion: Kentucky Peak 6335; b. 1885; s. Idol Wilkes 512; d. Lady Roth- schild; Br. Spencer Brothers, Pine Grove, Ky.; Mare i, Viola Peak; b. 1898; d. Nelly Marshall; 2, Fanny Thorn; b. 1899; d. Nelly Marshall; 3, Peak's Baby; b. 1899; d. Noretta; 4, Lovely Lady; b. 1901; d. Noretta; Br. and Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winches- ter, 111. 304. Stallion: McNaught 37375; b. 1901; s. AUiewood 28113; d. Miss Ollie Bruce; Br. A. P. Bruce, Danville, Ky.; mare i, Noretta; b. 1892; s. Norval 5335; d. Etta May; Br. Rannells & Duer, Pisgah, 111.; 2, Vivian M.; b. 1896; s. Francis M. 13406; d. Fleeta- way; Br. G. W. Cosner, Virginia, 111.; 3. Nellie Marshall; b. 1891; s. Norval 5335; d. Grace Greenwood; Br. Geo. B. Hayes, Frankfort, Ky.; 4, Miss Speedy; b. 1900: s. Kentucky Peak 6335; d. Nelly Marshall; Br. and Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. SECTION 26. Stallion and four Mares— Under three years. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $125 $100 $75 $50 $40 HC C 79. Stallion: Young Cecilian 39689; b. 1903; s. Cecilian Chief 33689; d. Laura Wilkes; mare i, Lilletta; b. 1902; s. Cecilian Chief 33698; d. Lillian Ever- sole; Br. G. & C. P. Cecil, Danville, Ky. 2, Cecilian Grace; b. 1902; s. Ce- 25 - cilian Chief 33698; d. Grace Liiiney; Br. C. T. Worthington, Danville, Ky.; 3, Cecilian Maid; b. 1903; s. Cecilian Chief 33698; d. Nutmontie; 4, Alice Steele; b. 1904; s. Cecilian Chief 33698; d. Julia Lee; Br. and Ex. J. G. Cecil, Danville, Ky. 53. Stallion: Arino 39656; b. 1902; s. Arion 18000; d. The Flower Bell; Br. Lister Witherspoon, Versailles, Ky.; Ex. Crum & Crum, Literberry, 111.; mare i, Flirto; b. 1902; s. Alto Ley- burn 38399; d. Flirtilla; Br. P. P. Par- ish, Midway, Ky.; 2, Belle Ford Wal- ton; b. 1902; s. Navord 18131; Big Sis C; Br. W. H. Crum, Literberry, 111.; 3, Belle Chute; b. 1902; s. Red Chute 26698; d. Belle Leland; Br. S. L. Thompson. New York, N. Y.; Ex. Crum & Crum, Literberry, 111.; 4, Merry Manners; b. 1903; s. Navora 18131; d. Big Sis C; Br. W. H. Crum, Literberry, 111. 82. Stallion: King Onlyone 39704; bay; b. 1903; s. Nerval King 29543; d. Onlee; mare i, Vietta K. ; b. 1902; s. Nerval King 29543; d. Lilly Veta; 2, Jenny Treveli; b. 1902; s. Norval King 29543; d. Jenny Traveler; 3, Ralie King; b. 1903; s. Norval King 29543; d. Ravil- lian; 4, Algista King; b. 1904; s. Stand- ard 1 1377; d. Alarming; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. 56. Stallion: Mean Enough 39709; b. 1902; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; d. Nor- etta; mare i, Vivaway; b. 1902; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; d. Vivian M.; 2, Vivian Darling, b. 1903; s. Ken- tucky Peak 6335; d. Vivian M.: 3, Marion Peak, b. 1902; s. Kentucky Peak 633s; d. Marion N.; 4, Mary Jane Peak; b. 1903; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; d. Marion N.; Br. and Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. SECTION 27. Stallion and four Mares— All two years old or over, bred by exhibitor. $300. 2. Stallion: Otis McEwen 39734; ch.; b. 1897; s. McEwen 4719; d. Watanga; mare i, Marcola; bay; b. 1890; s. Mc- Ewen 4719; d. Widow Malone; 2, Belle McEwen; bay; b. 1902; s. Mc- Ewen 4719; d. Susie Bells; Br. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn.; 3. Lizetta; bay; b. 1894; s. Tennessee Wilkes 2735; d. Lizzie Moore; 4, The Donna Inez; br.; b. May 2, 1888; s Stranger; d. Banquette; Br. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn.; Ex. Geo Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn ^^K ^o^P°"= ^*"S Gozo 32731; bay; D. i«9«; s. Norval King 29543; d. Gozo; mare i, Kingnette, bay; b. 1898; s. Norval King 29543; d. Arnette; 2, Lilee King; bay; b. 1899; s. Norval King 29543; d. Onlee; 3, Kinglura; bay; b. 1898; s. Norval King 29543; d. Venlura; 4, Adrie King; bay; b. 1901; s. Norval King 29543; d. Adrietta; Br. and Ex. L. C. Kinney, Bushnell, Neb. 56. Stallion: Mean Enough 39709; b. 1902; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; d. Nor- etta; mare i, Viola Peak; b. 1898; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; d. Nelly Mar- shall; 2, Fanny Thorn: b. 1899; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; d. Nelly Mar- shall; 3, Peak's Baby; b. 1899; s. Ken- tucky Peak 633s; d. Noretta; 4, Love- ly Lady; b. 1901; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; d. Noretta; Br. and Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. 27, Stallion: Norvent Boy 39707; b. 1901; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; d. Nelly Marshall; Mare i Miss Speedy; b. 1900; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; d. Nelly Marshall; 2 Jennie S.; 3 Vivaway; b. 1902; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; d. Viv- ian M.; 4, Marion Peak; b. 1902; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; d. Marion M.; Br. and Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Win- chester, 111. SECTION 30. Gelding — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $30 $25 $20 $15 6tli HC 7th C 376. Gambetta; s. Gambetta Wilkes; Ex. L. VV. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. i 377. Hadad; ch.; s. Par Brown 17300; ; Ex. Crum & Crum, Literberry, 111. I 378. Dee; bay; s. Sam Lee; Ex. Crum [ & Crum, Literberry, 111. I 379. Royal; sorrel; s. Don McGregor I 4736; Ex. Thomas Wilson, Pleasant Plains, 111. ' At Illinois State Fair, 1903, Royal Mc-; Gregor, 6-year-old gelding, got first prizej for Gentlemen's Drivers, and Marabell, and Isabell captured first prize in single, and double harness. All above entrieSi were sired by Don McGregor 4736, to] thoroughbred dams. Show stock for sale. 380. Harry; bay; s. Don McGregoi 4736; Ex. Thomas Wilson, Pleasanl Plains, 111. 381. Harry M.; s. Francis M. 13406; Ex Arch. Mains. Virginia, 111. 382. Caldwell's Gelding; s. Gordear 37166; Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville Ky. 383. Don Simmons; s. R. H. Sim mons 14506; Ex. Geo. W. Trone S Sons, Rushville, 111. 384. Billa K.; s. Kentucky Peak 633S Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester 111. 385. Frank J. - 26 - SECTION 31. Gelding — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4tli 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 401. Bohestler; s. Ed Smith 19100; Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. 402. Rucker; s. McEwen 4719; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 403. Parker; s. McEwen 4719; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 404. Charley; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. 405. Peter the Great; s. Glenbrook 25505; Ex. C. Cann, Georgetown, Ky. SECTION 32. Gelding — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 426. Ely; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, III. Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. 453. Chestnut Rose; s. Glenbrook; 25505; Ex. C. Cann, Georgetown, Ky. SECTION 34. Mare — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 476. Isabel; s. Don McGregor 4736; Ex. Thomas Wilson, Pleasant Plains, 111. 477. Claribel; s. Don McGregor 4736; Ex. Thomas Wilson, Pleasant Plains, 111. 478. Viola Lee; s. Sam Lee; Ex. Crum & Crum, Literberry, 111. 479. Lady Hamilton; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. 480. Lula Darling; s. Kentucky Peak 633s; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son. Win- chester, 111. 481. Pearl Cann; s. Glenbrook 2550.";; Ex.- C. Cann, Georgetown, Ky. SECTION 33. Mare— Four j'fears old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 451. Lindy; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. 452. Sindy; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; SECTION 35. Mare — Two Years and under three 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $15 6th HC 7th C 501. Helen; s. Kentucky Peak 6335; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. 502. May Wells; s. Glenbrook 25505; Ex. C. Cann, Georgetown, Ky. Class 2— Thoroughbred. SECTION 1. I Stallion — Four years old or over. II 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th ■ $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 508. Ornament 2036; b. Apr. 23, 1894. s. Imp. Order; d. Victorine; Br. and Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. The best two, three and four-year-old of lis years, retiring sound, winning four Derbies and sixteen other races, a total >f $90,000. log. El Toro 2047; b. June 17, 1894; s. Imp. Order; d. Hattie B.; Br. and Ex. ■ H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. 10. Nestoria 25633; Ex. W. T. Wil- more, Lexington, Ky. 11. Pirate of Penzance; Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lexington, Ky. SECTION 2. Stallion — Three years and under 4. 1st 2d 3d $100 $75 $50 4th 5th 6th $40 $30 HC 7th C 518. Bugler 29886; b. May 19, 1901; s. Ornament; d. Notre Dame; Br. Geo. H. Clay, Lexington, Ky.; Ex, H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. SECTION 3. Stallion — Two 3'ears and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 523. 20 to I Shot 33995; Ex. W. T. Wil- more, Lexington, Ky. 27 - SECTION 4. Stallion— One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 175 150 $40 130 5th 6th 7th $25 HC C 527. 37893; b. April 13, 1903; s. Orna- ment; d. Notre Dame; Br. G. W. Headley, Lexington, Ky. 528. 37891; b. May 2, 1903; s. Orna- ment.; d. Favorite; Br. G. W. Head- ley, Lexington, Ky. 529- 35335; b. March i, 1903; s. Eberlee Vol. 5; d. Angeline 2d Vol. 8; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Graddy, Versailles, Ky. 530. 35337; b. March 11, 1903; s. Eb- erlee Vol. 5; d. Carrie Neville 12598; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Graddy, Ver- sailles, Ky. SECTION 5. Stallion — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th 175 $50 |40 $30 $25 HC C 535' 39197; b. March 21, 1904; s. Orna- ment; d. Star Dreamer 23997; Br. and Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. 536. 39198; b. April 2, 1904; s. Orna- ment; d. Independence; Br. and Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. SECTION 6. Mare — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 542. May Hempstead 9246; b. 1896; s. Patron; d. Lillie Hempstead; Br. H. H. Owsley, Midway, Ky., Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. A great race mare, unbeaten as a two- year-old, the only mare to win the Ten- nessee Oaks and Derby. 543. Charity; b. 1891; s. Spendthrift; d. Kalula; Br. Cushman & Tailor, New York. 544- Daytona Vol. 8; b. 1893; s. Sir Modred Vol. 5; d. Faux Pas Vol. 8; Br. J. B. Haggin, Rancho del Paso, Cahf.; Ex. Geo. C. Graddy, Versailles, Ky. 545- Molly Lillard 12581; b. 1897; s. Falsetto Vol. 3; d. Macola Vol. 8; Br. ■n J- Alexander, Spring Station, Ky.; bx. Geo. C. Graddy, Versailles, Ky. SECTION 7. Mare — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th llOO $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 553- Orient 29762; b. April 26, 1901; s. Ornament; d. Bessie V. C.; Br. Stead- man, Cook & Headley, Lexington, Ky. 554. Elsie French F. R. 258; b. 1901; & Trenton; d. Ore; Br. J. B. Wood, Eng- land; Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. 555. Nellie Meglone 27577; Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lexington, Ky. 556. Clara Dougherty 28251 ; Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lexington, Ky. SECTION 8. Mare — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 560. Marfil 32404; b. May 5, 1902; s. Ornament; d. Orizaba; Br. and Kx. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. 561. Nigella 32391; b. May 13, 1902; s. Ornament; d. Nellie C; Br. and Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. 562. Happy Lassie 32289; Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lexington, Ky. SECTION 9. Mare — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 567. 37850; b. March 16, 1903; s. Sli- ders; d. Susie Kirwin; Br. and Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. 568. 37886; b. Feb. 21, 1903; s. Sanders; d. Ascertain; Br. G. W. Headley, Lex- ington, Ky. 569- 35343; b. March i, 1903; s. Eberlee Vol. 5; d. Violet Vol. 8; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Graddy, Versailles, Ky. 570. 35340; b. April 23, 1903; s. Eberlee Vol. 5; d. Molly Lillard 12581; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Graddy, Versailles, Ky. SECTION 10. Mare — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5 th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 575. 39196; b. April 10, 1904; s. Orna- ment; d. Minisink 14009; Br. and Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. 576. 39195; b. March 3, 1904; s. Orna- ment; d. Orizaba; Br. and Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. 577. 39127; b. April 18, 1904; s. Tith- onus Vol. 8; d. Molly Lillard 12581; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Graddy, Ver- sailles, Ky. . 578. 39163; b. Feb. 26, 1904; s. Tith- onus Vol. 8; d. Carrie Neville 12598; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Graddy, Ver- sailles, Ky. 38 - SECTION 23. Four animals of either sex, an^- age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th '$100 175 |55 |45 $30 HC C 508. Sire: Ornament 2036; b. Apr. 23, 1894; s. Order; d. Victorine; GET i: 37893; b. April 13, 1903; d. Notre Dame; (2) 37891; b. . May 2, 1903; d. Favorite; Br. G. W. Headley, Lex- ington, Ky.; (3) Frondeur, 32409; b. June 12, 1904; d. Whisperine; (4) Marfil 32404; b. May 5, 1904; d. Orizaba; Br. and Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. 508. Sire: Ornament 2036; b. Apr. 23, 1894; s. Order; d. Victorine; GET i: Nigella 32391; b. May 13, 1902; d. Nel- lie C.; Br. and Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky.; (2) Orient 29762; b. Apr. 26, 1901; d. Bessie V. C; Br. Steadman, Cook & Headley, Lexing- ton, Ky.; (3) Princess Orna 31404; b. May 3, 1902; d. Princess Over; Br. M. Walker, Lexington, Ky.; Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky.; (4) Dreamy Eyes 32412; b. May i, 1902; d. Von Hera; Br. and Ex. H. P. Head- ley, Lexington, Ky. 584. Sire: Eberlee; GET i: 35335; br.; b. March i, 1903; s. Eberlee Vol. 5; d. Angeline Vol. 8; (2) 353371 bay; b. March 11, 1903; d. Carrie Neville; (3) 35343; bay; b. March i, 1903; d. Violet Vol. 8; (4) 35340; ch. b. Apr. 23, 1903; d. Molly Lillard 12581; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Graddy, Versail- les, Ky. SECTION 24. Two animals of either sex, any age, pro- duce of one mare. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 1587. Dam: Favorite; Ex. H. P. Head- ley, Lexington, Ky. ; (i) Jucora 32432; b. Mch. 9, 1902; s. Ornament; (2)37891; b. May 2, 1903; s. Ornament; Br. G. W. Headley, Lexington, Ky. 588. Dam: Independence; b. 1891; s. Glenelg; d. Independence; (i) 37888; b. April 12, 1903; s. Sanders; Br. G. W. Headley, Lexington, Ky.; (2) 39198; b. Apr. 2, 1904; s. Ornament; Br. and Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. 545' Dam: Molly Lillard 12581; bay; b. 1897; s. Falsetto Vol. 3; d. Macola Vol. 8; Br. A. J. Alexander, Spring Station, Ky.; Ex. Geo. C. Graddy, Ver- sailles, Ky.; (i) 35340; ch.; b. Apr. I 23, 1903; s. Eberlee Vol. 5; (2) 39127; ] bay; b. Apr. 18, 1904; s. Tithonus Vol. 8; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Graddy, Ver- sailles, Ky. 589. Dam: Carrie Neville 12598; s. Fal- setto Vol. 8; d. Verna Vol. 8; (i) 35337; bay; b. March 11, 1903; s. Eberlee Vol. 5; (2) 39163; bay; b. Feb. 26, 1904; s. Tithonus Vol. 8; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Graddy, Versailles, Ky. SECTION 25. Stallion and four Mares — Three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $150 $125 $100 $75 $50 HC C 508. Stallion: Ornament 2036; b. Apr. 23, 1893; s. Order; d. Victorine; Br. and Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky.; (i) May Hempstead 9246; b. 1896; s. Patron; d. Lillie Hempstead; Br. H. H. Owsley, Midway, Ky.; Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky.; (2) Charity Vol. 8; b. 1891; s. Spendthrift; d. Kalula; Br. Cushman & Tailor, New York; (3) Independence; b. 1891; s. Glenelg; d. Impudence; Br. G. W. Headley, Lexington, Ky.; (4) Orient 29762; b. Apr. 26, 1901; s. Ornament; d. Bessie V. C; Br. Steadman, Cook & Headley, Lexington, Ky. 509. Stallion: El Tore 2047; b. June 17, 1894; s. Order; d. Hattie B.; Br. and Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky.; (i) Maid of Kent II; b. 1892; s. Onondaga; d. Kempie; Br. Milton Young, Lexington, Ky.; Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. ; (2) Full Hand 2540; b. Apr. 27, 1894; s. Han- over; d. Arragon; Br. Milton Young, Lexington, Ky.; Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky.; (3) Orizaba; s. Bend Or; d. Douranee; Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky.; (4) Elsie French F. R. 258; b. 1901; s. Trenton; d. Ore; Br. J. B. Wood, England; Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. 510. Stallion: Nestoria 25633; (i) Nel- lie Meglone 27577; (2) Grace Allison 28250; (3) Clara Dougherty 28251; (4) Margaret McClure 29557; Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lexington, Ky. SECTION 26. Stallion and four Mares — Under three years. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $125 $100 $75 $50 $40 HC C 527. Stallion: 37893; b. Apr. 13, 1903; s. Ornament; d. Notre Dame; (i) Ju- cora 32432; b. March 9, 1902; s. Orn- ament; d. Favorite; Br. and Ex. G. W. Headley, Lexington, Ky.; (2) Marfil 32404; b. May 5, 1902; s. Ornament; d. Orizaba; (3) Nigella 32391; b. May 13, 1902; s. Ornament; d. Nellie C; (4) Fondeur 32409; b. June 12, 1902; s. Ornament; d. Whisperine; Br. and Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky. - 29 - 528. Stallion: 37891; b. May 2, 1903; s. Ornament; d. Favorite; Br. G. W. Headley, Lexington, Ky.; (i) Princess Orna 31404; b. May 3, 1902; s. Orna- ment; d. Princess Over; Br. M. Walk- er, Lexington, Ky.; Ex. H. P. Head- ley, Lexington, Ky.; (2) Dreamy Eyes 32412; b. May i, 1902; s. Orna- ment; d. Von Hera; (3) 37850; b. March 16, 1903; s. Sanders; d. Susie Kirwin; Br. and Ex. H. P. Headley, Lexington, Ky.; (4) 37886; b. Feb. 21, 1903; s. Sanders; d. Ascertain; Br. G. W. Headley, Lexington, Ky. 529. Stallion: 35335; br.; b. March i, 1903; s. Eberlee Vol. 5; d. Angeline II; (i) 35343.; bay; b. March i, 1903; s. Eberlee Vol. 5; d. Violet Vol. 8; (2) 35340; ch.; b. Apr. 23, 1903; s. Eberlee Vol. 5; d. Molly Lillard 12581; (3) 39127; bay; b. Apr. 18, 1904; s. Tithonus Vol. 8; d. Molly Lillard 12581; (4) 39163; bay; b. Feb. 26, 1904; s. Tithonus Vol. 8; d. Carrie Neville 12598; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Graddy, Versailles, Ky. SECTION 27. Stallion and four Mares — All two years old or over, bred by exhibitor. 508. Stallion: Ornament 2036; b. Apr. 23, 1894; s. Order; d. Victorine; (i) Dreamy Eyes 32412; b. May i, 1902; s. Ornament 2036; d. Von Hera; (2) Marfil 32404; b. May 5, 1902; s. Orna- ment 2036; d. Orizaba; (3) Nigella 32391; b. May 13, 1902; s. Ornament 2036; d. Nellie C.; (4) Frondeur 32409; b. June 12, 1902; s. Ornament 2036; d. Whisperine; Br. and Ex. H. P. Head- ley, Lexington, Ky. SECTION 30. Gelding — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 598. Sire: Lisbon; Gelding i: Dr. Strong; Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lexing- ton, Ky. SECTION 31. Gelding — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 32. Gelding — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $26 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 33. Mare — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 608. Sire: Prince Charles; (i) Lady Cohen; Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lexing- ton, Ky.; 609. Sire: King Midas Vol 8; (i) Nel- lie; Ex. Carrie B. Graddy, Versail- les, Ky. I SECTION 34. Mare — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 613. Sire: King Midas Vol. 8; (i) Patsy; Ex. Carry B. Graddy, Versailles, Ky. SECTION 35. Mare — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th- $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C' Class 3— French Coach. ^ SECTION 1. Stallion — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 620. Vengeur 2525; bay; b. Apr. 10, 1899; s. Jagellon; d. Bettina; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, III. 621. Palladio 2749. Ch.; b. Mar. 26, 1900; s. Regent 2151; d. Palestine 1354; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 622. Apres Midi 3575; bl.; b. May a, 1900; s. Levraut; d. Follette; Br. M. Eude, LaManche, France; Ex. J. B. McLaughlin, Columbus, O. 623. Apropos 3445; bay; b. Apr. 20, 1900; s. Norodum; d. Nagel; Br. Au- guste Guillot, LaManche, France; Ex. J. B. McLaughlin, Columbus, O. Winner of first prize and medal at Great Annual Show of France, 1903. Awarded first prize at Indiana State Fair, 1903. Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 624. Avenir 3531; br.-bl.; b. Mar. 20, - 80 — igoo; s. Farnese; d. Brebis; Br. Jean Leiion, LaManche, France; Ex. Jr>hn R. McLaughlin, Columbus, O. 625. Adjutant 3643; ch.; b. May 2, 1900; s. Oudinot; d. Olga; Br. Eugene Le- rouge, LaManche^ France; Ex. John R. McLaughlin, Columbus, O. 626. Annibal 3569. b. Mar. 28, 1900; s. Quartier Maitre; d. Panamine; Br. Paul Belliard, LaManche, France; Ex.. T. D. McLaughlin, St. Paul, Minn. Awarded first prize at Great Annual Show of France, 1903. 627. Sire: 2319; b. May 21, 1896; s. Dacapo; d. Vigilante; Br. Victore Poidvin, LaManche, France; Ex. T. D. McLaughlin, St. Paul, Minn. 628. Torrent 2813; b. June 4, 1897; s. Fuschia; d. Fauvette II; Br. M. Lal- louet, Orne, France. Ex. William McLaughlin, Kan. City, Mo. Awarded first prize and championship, Chicago Horse Show, 1902. Awarded first prize at American Royal at Kansas City, 1903. Awarded first prize and championship at International Live Stock Exposition, 1903, and twenty other first prizes. Won First Prize and also Grand Cham- pionship World's Fair, 1904. 629. Arbitre 3576; b. May 8, 1900; s. Revil Matin; d. Mignonne; Br. Cel- lestin Martin, Calvados, France. Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. 630. Florange Boy 2770; Ex. Charles G. Munroe, Rushville, 111. SECTION 2. Stallion — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 639. Intrepide 3602; br.; May, 1901; s. Indre 385; d. India 407; Br. L. V. Hark- ness, Donreal, Ky.. Ex. E. M. Bar- ton, Hinsdale, 111. 1640. Plutarch 3385; bay; Apr. 26, 1901; s. Regent 2151; d. Paquita 1389; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 641. Beau Sire 3644; br.; b. Apr. 20, 1901; s. Heron; d. Poulot; Br. Jean Touz- ard, LaManche, France; Ex. John R, McLaughlin, Columbus, O. 642. Botha 3647; br.; b. 1901; s. Of- fenbach; d. Olga; Ex. John R. Mc Laughlin, Columbus. O. 643. Bouton 3642; b. Apr. 13, 1901; s. Romarin; d. Coquette; Br. M. Gilles, LaManche, France; Ex. T. D. Mc- Laughlin, St. Paul, Minn. 644. Beauseigneur 3646; b. May 3, 1901; s. Follet; d. Eva; Br. Paul Larose, La Manche, France; Ex. Wm. McLaugh- , lin, Kansas City, Mo. vVon Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. H5- Bandit 3645; b. Apr. 20, 1901; s. Fontenay; d. Peara; Br. Paul Vern, LaManche, France; Ex. Wm. Mc- Laughlin, Kansas, City, Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 646. Munroe's Eclipse 3461; Ex. Charles G. Munroe, Rushville, 111. 647. Munroe's Joan 3460; Ex. Charles G. Munroe, Rushville, 111. SECTION 3. Stallion — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 654. Elegant 3600; bay; b. May 10, 1902; s. Pepino 2151; d. Eniede 1068; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, HI. 655. Courtisan 3648; b. 1902; s. Turenne; d. Verveine; Ex. William McLaugh- lin, Kansas City, l\lo. 656. Calvados 3649; b. 1902; s. Kiffis; d. Serieuse; Ex. Wm. McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 4. Stallion — One 3'ear and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 661. Ministere 3664; bay; b. May 23, 1903; s. Pepino 1413; d. Mimindre 1981; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hins- dale, 111. 662. Inolibet 3665; bl.; Mar. 25, 1903; s. Pepino 1413; d. Quality II; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. SECTION 5. Stallion — Under one j^ear. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 667. Planet 3669; bay; d. Palestine; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 668. Immaculate 3670. d. Immene 1964; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 669. Florange Perfection; Ex. Charles G. Munroe, Rushville, 111. 670. Florange Lead; Ex. Charles G. Munroe, Rushville, 111. SECTION 6. Mare — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 676. Esmeralda 1360; bay; b. May 25, 1892; s. Perfection 993; d. Elizabeth 442; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 677. Ismene 1964; br.; b. Mar. 4, 1897; s. Parthian 1345; d. Irma 1181; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 678. Ailette 3650; b. 1900; s. Nostrada- mus; d. Suisse: Ex. Wm. McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Prize winner at Great Concours Hip- pique at Paris, 1904. Prize winner at Great Concours Hippique at Rouen, 1904. Prize winner at Great Concours Hip- pique at Alencon, 1904. 31 — 679- Avenir 3659; b. 1900; s. Follet; d. Sieste; Ex. Wm. McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 680. Belle Coeur 1989; Ex. Charles G. Munroe, Rushville, 111. 681. Isadore 2771; Ex. Charles G. Mun- roe, Rushville, 111. SECTION 7. Mare— Three years and under four. Ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 688. Portia 3387; br.; b. May i, 1901; s. Regent 2151; d. Palestine 1354; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 689. Mignon 3392; ch.; b. July 15, 1901; s. Palladin 1968; d. Mimindre 1981; Br. Estate of M. W. Dunham, Wayne, 111.; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. SECTIONS. Mare — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 696. Letitia 3667; br.; b. July 25, 1902; s. Perfection 993; d. Leota 2191; Ex. E. M. Barton. Hinsdale. 111. 697. Thalia 3608; bay; b. April 20, 1902; s. Pepino 1413; d. Treasurer 1901; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. SECTION 9. Mare — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 704. Infante 3668; bay; b. April 7, 1903; s. Pepino 1413; d. Inez 1358; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 705. Infantine 3666; bay; b. April 15, 1903; s. Indre 385; d. Inada 407; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. SECTION 10. Mare — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 712. Innocense 3671; bay; d. Irma; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 713- Florine 3672; bay; d. Fleur de Lis; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. SECTION 23. Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 720. Sire: Norodum 15214; bay; GET i: Vanban 3295; (2) Vernenil 3291; (3) Apropos 3445; bay; b. April 20, 1900; d. Nagel; (4) Trompeur 2435; Ex. J. B. McLaughlin, Columbus, O. 620. Sire: Venguer 2525; bay; b. April 10, 1899; s. Jagalon; d. Bettina; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111.; GET: i, 2, 3, 4- 721. Sire: Pepino 1413; s. Perfection 993; d. Tempest 485; GET i: Elegant 3600; d. Eniede 1068; (2) Infante 3668; bay; b. April 7, 1903; d. Inez; (3) Ministere 3664; bay; b. May 23, 1903; d. Minindre 1981; (4) Quolibet 3665; bl.; b. March 25, 1903; d. Quality II 1996; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 722. Sire: Farnese; br.-bl.; GET: i: Avenir 3531; br.-bl.; d. Brebris; (2) Vigoureaux 2872; br. ; (3) Arque- buse 3563; bay; (4) Valereux 2878; bay; Ex. John R. McLaughlin, Colum- bus, O. 723. Sire: FoIIet; s. Camembert; d. Ecarte; GET i: Beauseigneur 3646; b. May 3, 1901; d. Eva; Br. Paul Larose, La Manche, France; (2) Actif 3647; (3) Vaudreuil 2873; (4) Amen 3465; Ex. Wm. McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 24. Two animals, either sex, any age, produce of one mare. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C 734. Dam: Palestine 1354; bay; b. May 22, 1892; s. Perfection 993; d. Paquerette 168; PRODUCE: Palladio 2749; ch.; b. May 26, 1900; s. Regent 2151; (2) Portia 3387; br.; b. May i,,; 1901; s. Regent 2151; Br. and Ex. E.; M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 735. Dam: Irma 1181; s. Indre 385; d. Gazelle II 362; PRODUCE: i: Ismene 1964; b. March 4, 1897; s. Parthian 1345; (2); Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 736. Dam: Lady May 1678; PRO- duce: i: Florange Boy 2770; (2) Mun- roe's Joan 3460; Ex. Charles G. Mun- roe. Rushville, 111. 737. Dam: Olga; s. Colporteur; d. Brebis; PRODUCE: i: Adjutant 3643; b. May 2, 1900; s. Oudinot; Br. Eugene Lerouge, La Manche, France; (2) Botha; br.; b. 1901; s. Offenbach; Ex. John R. McLaughlin, Columbus, 0. 738. Dam: Eva; s. Ecarte; d. Levater; PRODUCE: i: Beauseigneur 3646; b May 3, 1901; s. Follet; Br. Paul Le- rose. La Manche, France; (2) Amer 3465; s. Follet; Ex. William McLaugh lin, Kansas City, Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904- - 82 - SECTION 25. SECTION 30. Stallion and four Mares — Three yearsold or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th Pth 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 620. Stallion: Vengeur 2525; MARE i: Palestine 1354; bay; b. May 22, 1892; s. Perfection 993; d. Paquerette 169; (2) Esmeralda; bay; b. May 25, 1892; s. Perfection 993; d. Elizabeth 442; (3) Gabrielle 1378; bay: b. March 10, 1895; s. Perfection 993; d. Gavatte 952; Br. M. W. Dunham, Wayne, 111; (4) Ismene 1964; br. ; b. March 4, 1897; s. Parthian 1345; d. Irma 1181; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 745. Stallion: Indre 385; ch.; b. April 2, 1886; s. Phaeton; d. Bettina; Br. M. Brion, Calvados. France; MARE i: Portia 3387; br.; b. May i, 1901; s. Re- gent 2151; d. Palestine 1354; (2) Amelia 2039; br. ; b. June 28, 1897; s. Inkermah 1344; d. Ada 1355 (3) Mignon 3392; ch.; b. July 15, 1901; s. Palladin 1968; d. Mimindre 1981; Br. W. M. Dunham. Wayne, 111.; (4) Elissa 2503; bay; b. June 11, 1899; s. Pekino 2151; d. Eniede 1068; Br. and Ex. E. M. Bar- ton, Hinsdale, 111. SECTION 26. Stallion and four Mares — Under three years. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th fith 7th $75 $.50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 654. Stallion: Elegant 3600; bay; b. May 10. 1902; s. Pepino 1413; d. Eniede 1068; MARE i: Infantine 3666; bay; b. April IS, 1903; s. Indre 385; d. Inada 407; (2) Infante 3668; bay; b. April 7, 1903; s. Pepino 1413; d. Inez 1358 Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. SECTION 27. Stallion and four Mares — all two years old or over, bred by exhibitor. $200. '621:. Stallion: Palladio 2749; ch.; b. March 26, 1900; s. Regent 2151; d. Pal- estine 1354; iNIARE i: Ismene 1964; ch.; b. March 4, 1897; s. Parthien 1345; d. Irma 1161; (2) Portia 3387; br. ; b. May I, 1901; s. Regent 2151; d. Pales- , tine; (3) Letitia 3667; br.; b. July 25, 1902; s. Perfection 993; d. Leota 2191; (4) Thalia 3608; bay; b. April 20, 1902; s. Pepino 1413; d. Treasure 1991; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Gelding — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th. $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 755- Sire: Qualifient 2003; GELDING; George; Ex. T. D. McLaughlin, St. Paul, Minn. 756. Sire: Indre 385; ch.; b. April 2, 1886; s. Phaeton; d. Bettina; Br. M. Brion, Calvides, France; GELDING; Eli; ch.; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 757- Sire: Cherbrough 2078; GELDING; Bob; Ex. Wm. McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. SECTION 31. Gelding — Three years and under four. 1st 2d :^d 4th 5th 6th 7th |_ $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 761. Sire: Sire 2319; GELDING: Ted- dy; Ex. T. D. McLaughlin, St. Paul, Minn. 762. Sire: Rets 2097; GELDING: Rex; Ex. Wm. McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. 763. Sire: Robert 2098; GELDING: Prince; Ex. Wm. McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. SECTION 32. I Gelding — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6lh 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 769. Sire: Sire 2319; GELDING: Bill; Ex. T. D. McLaughlin, St. Paul, Minn. I SECTION 33. . Mare — Four years old or over. i 1st 2d 3d 4th oth 6th 7th i $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C I 775. Sire: Cherbourgh 2078; MARE: Princess; Ex. Wm. McLaughlin, Kan- sas City, Mo. 776. Sire: Peer 1969; MARE: • Maria; I Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 113. SECTION 34. are — Three years and under tour. 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C Sire: Rets 2097; MARE: Queen; Wm. McLaughlin, Kansas City, Sire: Robert 2098; MARE: Reno; Wm. McLaughlin, Kansas, City, Sire: Indre 385; MARE: Hattie; E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, III. M 1st $40 783. Ex. Mo 784. Ex. Mo 785. Ex. SECTION 35. Mare — Two jears and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th fith 7 h $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 33 — Class 4— German Coach. SECTION' 1. Stallion -F. ur \ earo old or over. ]<\. 2d 3d 4'lh 5'h 6rh 7»h S75 S50 $40 $H" $25 HC C 797. Nektar 2004; bay; b. 1899; s. Gold- fnann 1789; d. Ttamara 1540; Br. Peter Stahl, Schlickburg, Holstein; Ex. A. B. Holbert. Greeley-, Iowa. 708. Quo Vadis 1557; ch.; b. 1900; s. Consul 645: d. Lad 134; Br. A. B. Hol- bert. Greelv. Iowa. 799. Nordstrand 2034; b. 1900; s. Krupp 1914; d. Runde 18^; Br. Johann Nagel, Klevendetch, Holstein: Ex. Holbert & Baker, Greeley, Iowa. 800. Numa 2014; b. 1899; s. Forstmeist- cr 1754: d. Landgrafin 3729; Br. Glaus Behrendt, Osterrade, Holstein; Ex. W. A. Lang & Co.. Greeley, Iowa. 801. Reinhard 2088; b. 1900; s. Komet 1896; d. Hansa 1430; Br. Glaus Stahl, Bauland, Holstein; Ex. W. A. Lang & Co., Greely, Iowa. 802. Ethelbert 2573; b. 1899; s. Enno T135; d. Befordering 11; Br. F. Janper, Groden, Germany; Ex. Clawsen & Dudden, Minonk, 111. 803. Hassan 2577; b. March 27, 1900; s. ■^sco 1357; d. Hamate 6806; Br. D. W. Thaden, Blescen, Germany; Ex. Claw- sen & Dudden, Minonk, 111. 804. Nubier 2032; b. 1899; s. Gothe; d. Trane 1549; Br. Claus Kahlke, Raa, Holstein; Ex.' Courtland German Coach Horse Co., Courtland, Minn. 805. Simson 2129; b. Apr. 20, 1900; s. Ruthard 1255; d. Spica 5010; Br. V. Stolle, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. But- ler Coach Horse .Xssn., Butler, Mo. 806. Joko 261 1 ; bay; b. Apr. 25, 1898: s. Wiltlesboeher 1525; d. Fakassi 6582; Br. G. Ehlers, Germany; Ex. G. R. Crouch, Lafayete, Ind. 807. Circus 1393; bay; Apr. 27, 1898; s. Glotar 1250; d. Burgfee 4000; Br. W. Busing, Germany; Ex. G. R. Crouch, Lafayette, Ind. 808. Euto 1241; bay; 1896; s. Capel- mcister 125; d. Euterpe 156: Br. Foh Damerman. Germany; Ex. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. 809. Hannibal 2127; bay; June 18, 1897; s. Andreas 1317; d. Leontine 3481; Br. .\ugust Christoflfers, Germany; Ex. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. Won First Prize and the Grand Cham- pionship, World's Fair, 1904. 810. Generator 2131; bl.; b. Apr. 30, 1900; s. Freibeuter 1522; d. Genimda 5958; Br. F. Schwarting, Germany; Ex. Crouch 8i Co., Nashville, Tenn. 811. Helios 2279; bl.; b. Apr. 6, 1900; s. Rutlard 1255; d. Heide 2014; Br. E. Hennings, Germanj^ Ex. Crouch & Co., Xashville. Tenn. 812. Annexmer 2583; bay; b. 1897; s. Bra- vo 1481; d. Anwersung 4553; Br. D. Bohlen, Germany; Ex. W. J. Crouch, Sedalia, Mo. 813. Bertjra'h 2585; br.; b. 1899; s. Berg- mann 137; d. Edine 1002; Br. L. Ret- terholT. Germanj^; Ex. W. J. Crouch, Sedalia, Mo. 814. Ingo 2539; b. 1898; s. Agnat 1334; d. Andora 968: Br. H. Luhr, Olden- burg, Germany: Ex. Coach Horse So- ciety, Roderkirken, German^', assist- ed by J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette. Ind. Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 815. Wilderich 2541; b. 1900; s. Wit- telsbacher 1525; d. Bubin 4038: Br. Ant. Thienemann, Oldenburg, Germany: Ex. Coach Horse Society, Roderkir- ken, Germanj-. 816. Lucas II 2645; b. 1900; s. Sultan II 993; d. Sara 2297; Ex. Gebh. Olt- mann?. Watseka. 111. 817. Nelson 2637; b. 1900; s. General- 781; d. V. Lucas 764; Br. O. V. Olt- manns, Leer, Germany; Ex. Gebh. Olt- manns. Watseka. 111. 818. Osiris 1552; b. 1898; s. Mars II 1324: d. Athene 5629; Br. F. Muller. Bur- have, Germanv; Ex. Oltmanns Bros. Watseka, 111. ' 8iq. Pyrgopolicines 1531; b. 1898; s. Freibeuter 1522: d. Blindmaus 5786:' Br. Mrs. Huizinga, Siepelborg, Ger- many; Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka. 111. 820. Zeus 2d 2633; b. 1893; s. Zweifler 1009: d. .\mazone 51: Ex. John ^^ Oltmanns, \\'atseka. 111. 821. Ottomar 2631; b. 1897; s. Liebling 879; d. Wittekind 810; Ex. O. V. Olt manns. Leer, German}'. 822. Gastfreund 2643; b. 1900; s. Genera 971; d. V. Thoas 802; Br. and Ex. O y. Oltmanns. Leer. Germany. 823. Marom 1719; b. 1898; s. Martin 815 d. Von Wittekind 810: Br. H. .A.ryef Germany; Ex. Walter Petty, Sedalia Mo. SECTION 2. Stalljo —Three years old and under 4. l8t 2d 3d 4th 5th 6ih 7th $75 $50 $40 $3" $25 HC C 831. Planet 2064. ch.; b. 1901; s. Fall 1760; d. Porta 5164; Br. Johannes .Ah- bahs, Kamerlander, Holstein; Ex. -* B. Holbert, Greeley, Iowa. - 34 - J 832- Pappenheim 2062; bay; b. 1901; s. Falb 1700: d. Clothilde 211; Br. Her- mann Thormahlen. Langenhals, Hol- stein; Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greeley, la. 833. Emilius 2581; b. 1901; s. Andreas ij;i7; d. Emilie 360J; Br. August Hespe. Berne. Germany; Ex. Clawsen & Dudden, Minonk. 111. 834. Mohr 2579; b. 1901; s. Freibeuter 1522: d. Montarde II 6516: Br. Gebr. Gonystein. Bardenfleth. Germany; Ex. Clawsen & Dudden. Minonk 111, 835. Verdy 2441; bay; b. 1901; s. Coco 1274: d. Verdrufs 45S5; Br. B. Furch- ken, Germany; Ex. G. R. Crouch, La- fayette. Ind. 836. Jimmy 2443; br.; b. 1901; s. Freis- chutz loOO; d. Fanina S372; Br. E. Grube, Germany; Ex. G. R. Crouch, Lafayette. Ind. 837. Watson 2557; bay; b. 1901; s. Asco 1357: d. ^^■adura 76S6; Br. F. C. Boger. Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. T. Crouch & Son. Lafayette, Ind. 838. Doktor 2559; bl.; 1901; s. Arthur 1055; d. Ora I, 0S2; Br. G. Ortgiesen, Ostfreisland, Germany; Ex. T. Crouch & Son, Lafayette. Ind. 839. Pommer 2437; bay; b. 1901; s. Gil- bert 1405; d. Pommerania 22^2; Br. Henry Ebeling. Germany; Ex. Crouch & Co.. Xashville. Tenn. 840. Superbus 2439; bay; 1901: s. Freis- chutz i.?QO; d. Stange II 705S; Br. J. Renker. Germany; Ex. Crouch & Co., Xashville. Tenn. 841. Bertulus 2433; bay; 1901; s. Baron 1373; d. Batata 5233; Br. G. Onken, Germany; Ex. W. T. Crouch. Sedalia, Mo. 842. Priamus 2435; bay; b. 1901; s. Coco 1274; d. Prisma 2622; Br. John Fink, Germany; Ex. \V. T. Crouch. Sedalia, Mo. I 843. Muck 2545; b. 1901; s. Asmar 1177; d. Molliell 8040; Br. Fr. Bielefeld, Oldenburg. Germany; Ex. Oldenburg Coach Horse Society, Roderkirken, Germany. 844. Dirk 9141; Ex. Oldenburg Coach Horse Society. Roderkirken, Ger- many, assisted by J. Crouch ^: Son. La- fayette. Ind. Won Second Prize. World's F.iir. 1004. 845. Mohr 2639; b. 1901; s. Martin 815; d. Ausser loii; Br. H. .Tanssen. Ger- many; Ex. Gebh. Oltmanns. Watseka, 111. 846. Henderk 2641; b. 1901; s. Bismark 3rd; d. luse 710; Br. 11. Petcrsscn. Germany; Ex. Gebli. Oltmanns. Wat- seka, Hi, 847- Mirko 2617; Apr. 19. 1901; s. Botho 1354: d. Moina 0310; Br. R. Wcdolich, Jade, Germany; l\x. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka. 111. " 848. Eugen 2615; b. 1901; s. Ottomar 1051; d. V. Thoas 802; Br. O. V. Olt- manns, Leer, Germany; Ex. Oltmanns Bros.. Watseka, III. " 849. Petrus Dl. 108-01; b. May 5, 1901; s. Ottomar 1051: d. Sire-Pylades Soi ; Br. and Ex. Dr. J. W. Oltmanns, Leer, Germany. 850. Wildling Dl. 67-01; b. Apr. 7, 1901; s. Ottomar 1051; d. Ella. Sire-Thoas S02; Br. and Ex. O. V. Oltmanns, Leer, Germany. 851. Bismark Dl. 123-01; b. 1901; s. Ottomar 1051; d. Sire-Thoas S02; Br. and Ex. O. V. Oltmanns, Leer. Ger- many. SECTION 3. Stallion — Two years old and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4ih 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $20 HC C 861. Rival 2084; bl.; b. 1902; s. Model! 1066; d. L'lm 5517; Br. Henrich Bahl- mann. Kuhle. Holstein; Ex. A. B. Hol- bert. Greeley. Io\ya. 862. Rittmeister 2085; bay; b. 1902; s. Meister 1967; d. Riecke 5238; Br. Ges- chwister Cliyer. Steinburg, Holstein; Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greeley. la. 863. Ruprecht 2086; b. 1902; s. Faust 169S; d. Karde 2624; Br. Johann Hein, Chesterfeld, Holstein; Ex. W. A. Lang & Co.. Greeley. Io\va. 864. Knoop 2575; b. April 11, 1902; s. Warner 095; d. Ardo 809; Br. C. Claapen, Treene. Germany; Ex. Claw- sen & Dudden. Minonk. 111. 865. Ezro 2613; br.; b. May, 1902; s. Fusiliu 1261; d. Lady Beatrice 242; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind; Ex, G. R. Crouch, Lafayette, Ind. 866. Wester 2415; bl.; b. June i, 1902; s. Ganger 1408; d. Waltrud 8421; Br. Jno. Fmk, Germany. 867. Pedro 2561; bay; b. May 2, 1902; s. Captain 1336; d. Pila 4205; Br. E. Meischen. Oldenburg, Germany; Ex J. Crouch &; Son. Lafayette, Ind. 868. Scharnhorst 2563; bl.; b. May 25. 1002; s. Girello 1414; d. Salmanda, 10603; Pr. Gerh Boning, Oldenburg. Germany; Ex. J. Crouch & Son, La- faj'ette, Ind. Won First Prize and Reserve Champion- ship, World's Fair, tiX">4 86q. Hanns 2599; bay; b. May. 1902; s. Drusus 1257; d. .-Kroma 138; Br. J, Crouch & Son, Lafayete, Ind.; Elx, Crouch & Co.. Nashville, Tenn. 870. Harmon 2601; br.; b. June, 1902; s. Furicus 1037; d. Carnostine 132; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind,; Elx. Crouch & Co.. Nashville. Tenn. 871. Midas 2587; br.; b. March 4, 1904; s. Ruthard 1255; d. Marinka 872^; Br. Bunh Meyer, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. W. J. Crouch. Sedalia, Mo. . 36 - 872. Anatom 2589; br.; b. March 20, 1902: s. Elegant 1387; d. Arena 965; Br. H. Hayssen, Germany; Ex. W. J. Crouch, Scdalia, Mo. 873. Erbprinz 2547; b. May 19, 1902; s. Elegant 1387: d. Eile 5288; Br. Rein Hindt, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. Old- enburg Coach Horse Society, Roder- kirken, Germany. 874. Lilienkron 2549; b. May 2, 1902; s. Tann 1333; d. Lebhaft TI 9029; Br. Henri Stoll, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. Oldenburg Coach Horse Society, Rod- erkirkcn, Germany. 875. Billy Trouble 2619; b. 1902; s. Osiris; d. Hattie 204: Br. and Ex. Olt- manns Bros., Watseka, 111. 876. Sturm 2621; b. 1902; s. Ottomar 1051; d. Kahland 735; Br. O. V. Olt- manns. Leer, Germany; Ex. Oltmanns Bros.. Watseka, 111. 877. Hillrich Dl. 147-01; b. May 24, 1901; s. Rex 955; d. Halle 1023; Br. and Ex. Dr. J. W. Oltmanns, Leer, Germany. 878. Edelknabe 77-02; b. April 26, 1902; s. Anno II 957; d. Koenig 762; Br. and Ex. O. V. Oltmanns, Leer, Germany. 879. Baldur 70-02; b. May 15, 1902; s. Baroda 1073; d. Mensone 1617; Br. and Ex. O. V. Oltmanns, Leer, German^^ SECTION 4. Stallion — One year old and under two. Ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 888. Rektor 2087; bay and br.; b. 1903; s. Kurassier 1889; d. Utrecht 5525; Br. Otto Hell, Kronsnest, Holstein; Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greelej% Iowa. 889. Waldemar 2507; bay; b. 1903; s. Fegaro 1621; d. Princess Trena 136; Br. and Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greeley, Iowa. 890. Bodo 2565; bay; b. April 4, 1903; s. Wittelsbacher 1525; d. Biibin 4038; Br. Ant. Thenemann, Oldenburg. Ger- many; Ex. J. Crouch & Son, Lafay- ette, Ind. 891. Navajo 2555; bl.; b. Aug. 10, 1903; s. Grant 1765; d. Belle 216; Br. and Ex. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. 892. King Louis 2603; br.; b. May, 1903; s. Hannibal 2127; d. Solide 162; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. Crouch & Co., Nashville," Tenn. 893. Sorento 2605; bay; b. May, 1903; s. Euto 1241; d. Elise 96; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tcnn. 894. Thunder 2591; bay; b. June, 1902; s. Euto 1241; d. Barbette 122; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. W. J. Crouch, Sedalia, Mo. 895. Barber 2593; bay; b. May, 1902; s. Drusius 1257; d. Sidonia 120; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. W. J. Crouch, Sedalia, Mo. 896. Knogistein 2551; b. April 23, 1903; s. Held 1437; d. Kresse II 9119; Br. Fr. Ronvehl, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. j Oldenburg Coach Horse Society, Ro- I derkirken, Germany. ! 897. Lord 2553; b. April 22, 1903; s. 1 Libertus 1441; d. Andora II 11215; Br. i G. Ahlhorn, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. ! Oldenburg Coach Horse Society, Ro- i derkirken, Germany, assisted by J. j Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. I Won First Prize and Reserve Grand 1 Championship, World's Fair, 1904. i 898. Husar 2625; b. 1903; s. Osiris 1582; ! d. Hattie 204; Br. and Ex. Oltmanns [ Bros., Watseka, 111. 899. Blitz 2623; b. 1903; s. Waldersee; 1 d. V. Thoas 802; Br. Diddens, Ger- | manv; Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, I 111. - I SECTION 5. j Stallion — Under one year. | 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th ! $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C- ! 908. Pilot 2509; bay; b. 1904; s. Consoll 524; d. Figaro 655; Br. and Ex. A. B., Holbert, Greeley, Iowa. j 909. Sampson 2607; bay; b. Apr., 1904;] s. Grant 1765; d. Carola 310; Br. ]. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex.; Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tenn. 910. Parker, bl.; b. Apr., 1904; s. Euto 1241; d. Dura 312; Br. J. Crouch &■ j Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. Crouch & j Co., Nashville, Tenn. I 911. Sedalia 2595; bay; b. May, 1904; s. Hindus 1367; d. Earnestine 132; Br. J.i \ Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. ^A^ J. Crouch, Sedalia, Mo. , 912. Johan 2597; br. April, 1904; s Hindus 1367; d. Lady Beatrice 242; Bri J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex "W. J. Crouch, Sedalia, Mo. | 913. Free P 2627; b. 1904; s. Osiris 1582} d. Daisy; Br. and Ex. Oltmanns Bros ' Watseka, 111. 914. High Ball, b. 1904; s. Ottomar 1051 d. V. Thoas 802; Br. O. V. Oltmanns Leer, Germany; Ex. Oltmanns Bros. Watseka, 111. SECTION 6. I Mare — Four years old or ovei . Ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $40 $30 $25 HC C j 923. Lerche 786; bay; b. 1890; s. Ethel ; bert 1197; d. Excellent 301; Br. Marti Ahsbahs, Grevenkoys, Holstein; E>{' A. B. Holbert, Greeley, la. 924. Fallalla 460; br.; b. 1900; s. Furs 1091; d. Nellie 214; Br. J. Crouch * 36 Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. G. R. Crouch Lafayette, Ind. 925. Ellagante 462; bay; b. 1900; s. Pic- ador 1191; d. Belle 216; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. G. R. Crouch, Lafayette, Ind. 926. Barbet 262; bay; b. May i, 1900; s. Furicus 1037; d. Barbette 408; Br. and Ex. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. 927. Phenis 248; bl.; b. May 4, 1896; s. Marsehale 815; d. Persia 114; Br. Kes- sler & Loose, Fremont, Ohio; Ex. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. 928. Columbia 440; bay; b. Apr. 1900; s. Trontader 633; d. Besse 78; Br. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tenn. 929. Sen Sen 442; br.; b. May, 1900; s. Edison 1256: d. Sedonia 120; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tenn. 930. Earnestine 132; br.; 1894; s. Bis- mark 713; d. Florentine 92; Br. Geo. Kline. Ft. Atkinson, Wis.; Ex. W. J. Crouch, Sedalia, Mo. 931. Barbette 122; bay; b. 1891; s. Emi- grant 925; d. Freiderica 1407; Br. C. Dickman, Germany; Ex. W. J. Crouch, Sedalia, Mo. 932. Palette 378; b. Apr. 3, 1898; s. Freibeuter 1522; d. Perilla 3829; Br. H. Timmermann, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. Oldenburg Coach Horse Society, Roderkirken, Germany, assisted by J. Crouch & Sons, Lafayette. Ind. Won First Prize and the Grand Cham- pionship, World's Fair, 1904. 1933. Kopfrose 380; b. June 2, 1898; s. Andreas 1317; d. Knallerbse 5599; Br. [ W. Wiechmann, Oldenburg, Germany; I Ex. Oldenburg Coach Horse Society, Roderkirken, Germany. 934. Favoritin 436. b. 1898; s. Thoas 802; d. V. Kahland 735; Br. O. V. Olt- manns, Leer. Germany; Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 935. Pandora 2461; b. May 3, 1900; s. ,. Sultan II 933; d. Poreia 798; Br. and j^ ' Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. SECTION 7. Mare — Three years old and under 4. Ist 2d 3d ' 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 939- Finne 5767; bay and br.; b. 1901; s. Kurassier 1889; d. Warthe 5713; Br. Alfred Greve, Kollmar, Holstein: Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greeley, la. )40. Phoebe 464; br.; b. May, 1901; s. Rusticus 1215 ; d. Adele 170; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. G. R. Crouch, Lafayette, Ind. 141. Phillis 466; bl.; b. May, 1901; s. Edesin 1256; d. Earnestine 132; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. G. R. Crouch. Lafayette, Ind. 942. Beatrice 394; bay; b. April 21, 1901 ; s. Funker 1420; d. Raunkehlchem 5000; Br. F. Schriefer, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. 943. Ella 444; bay; b. May, 1901; s. Rusticus 1215; d. Annchen 254; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.: Ex. Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tenn. 944. Nancy 446; bay; b. June, 1901; s. Arkansas 1217; d. Persian 246; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tenn. 945. Leona 264; bay; b. May, 1901; s. Drusus 1257; d. Paulins 196; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Sedalia, M"o.; Ex. W. J. Crouch, Sedalia, Mo. 946. Eliza 404; bay; b. Apr., 1901; s. Cyclone 1279; d. Melanie 118; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. W. J. Crouch, Sedalia, Mo. 947. Elektra 384; b. Apr. 4, 1901; s. Wit- tellsbacher 1525; d. Ella 3264: Br. H. Rogge, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. Old- denburg Coach Horse Society, Roder- kirken, Germany, assisted by J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904- 948. Bubin IV 382; b. April 16, 1901; s. Wittellsbacher 1525; d. Bubin 4038; Br. Ant. Thienemann, Oldenburg, Ger- many; Ex. Oldenburg Coach Horse Society Roderkirken, Germany. 949. Bojarin 2842; b. Feb. 25, 1901; s. Sultan II 993; d. Sire-Bernhard 803; Br. O. V. Oltmanns, Leer, Germany; Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 950. Ottoline 2874; b. March 16, 1901; s. Ottomer 1051; d. Sire-Prianuis 828; Br. and Ex. O. V. Oltmanns, Leer, Ger- many. 951. Redoute 2822; b. 1901 ; s. Regent 1056; d. Sire-Plyades 801; Br. and Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. SECTION 8. Mare — Two jears old and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 955. Adolphine 362; ch.; b. 1902; s. Con- sol 362; d. Lael 134; Br. and Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greeley, la. 956. Susanna 468; bay; b. May, 1902; s Euto 1241; d. Aroma 138; Br. J Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex G. R. Crouch, Lafayette, Ind. 957. Elizabeth 470; bay; b. April, 1902 s. Euto 1241; d. Porta 192; Br. J Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex G. R. Crouch, Lafayette, Ind. 958. Bubin "V. 400; bl.; b. May 2, 1902 s. Wittelsbacher 1525; d. Bubin 4038: Br. Ant. Thienemann, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. J. Crouch & Son, La- fayette, Ind. 37 - 959- Sarah 448; br.; b. April, 1902; s Hindus 1367; d. Phenis 248; Br. J Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tenn. 960. Pauline 450; br.; b. May, 1902; s Bertram 1293; d. Biene II 252; Br. J Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tenn. 961. Gretchen 406; bay; b. March, 1902; s Furicus 1037; d- Gregerin 98; Br. J Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. W J. Crouch, Sedalia, Mo. 962. Emma 408; br.; b. May, 1902; s Furicus 1037; d. Elsie 96; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. W. J Crouch, Sedalia, Mo. 963. Ornea II 386; b. June 5, 1902; s Andreas 1317; d. Ornea 3906; Br. W Wieling, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex Oldenburg Coach Horse Society, Ro- derkirken, Germany, assisted by J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 964. Patti 388; b. March 14, 1902; s. Freischutz 1399; d. Frisma II 9782; Br. C. Hunster, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. Oldenburg Coach Horse Society, Ro- derkirken. Germany, assisted by J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 965. Tatje 428; b. 1902; s. Ottomer 1051; d. V. Thoas 802; Br. and Ex. Olt- manns Bros., Watseka, 111. 966. Minna 424; b. 1902; s. Osiris 1552; d. May Belle 208; Br. and Ex. Olt- manns Bros., Watseka, 111. SECTION 9. Mare — One year old and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 6th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 971. Olive 360; bay; b. 1903; s. Consol 524: d. Gertrude 184; Br. and Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greeley, la. 972. Lorena 364; bay and br.; b. 1903; s. Consol 524; d. Lael 134; Br. and Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greeley, la. 973. Penelope 472; bl.; b. 1903; s. Gen- erator 2131; d. Barbet 262; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. G. R. Crouch, Lafayette, Ind. 974- Hanna 396; br. b. Apr. i, 1903; s. Hold 1437; d. Hanoverian 4437; Br. C. H. Bulling, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayett.-, Ind. 976- Geisa 452; bay; b. May, 1903; s. Euto 1241; d. Eloni 194; Br. J. Croucn & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tenn. 977- Nellie 454; bay; b. June, 1903; s. Aetio 741; d. Barbet 454; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tenn. 978. Helena 410; br. b. June 4, 1903; s. Euto 1241; d. Aroma 138; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayete, Ind.; Ex. W. J. Crouch, Sedalia, Mo. 979. Kathaleen 412; br. ; b. April, 1903; s. Hindus 1367; d. Elegans 164: Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. W. J. Crouch, Sedalia, Mo. 980. Mute 390; b. March 13, 1903; s. Wit- telsbacher 1525; d. Munda 2206; Br. Tr. Rogge, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. Old- enburg Coach Horse Society, Roder- kirken, German}', assisted bj' J. Crouch ic Son, Lafayette, Ind. Won First Prize and Reserve Grand Championship, World's Fair, 1904. 981. Indienne 5534; b. March 5, 1903; s. Caprivi 156; d. Induline 5534; Br. D. | Kremer, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. { Oldenburg Coach Horse Society, Ro- | derkirken, Germany. 1 982. Lilly 430; b. 1903; s. Osiris 1582; d. Amanda 210; Br. and Ex. Oltmanns i Bros., Watseka, 111. 983. Florence 432; b, 1903; s, Osiris ' 1582; d. May Belle 208; Br. and Ex. i Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. j SECTION 10. Mare — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th (3th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C j 988. Regina 358; bay and br.; b. 1904; ! s. Consol 524; d. Fael 134; Br. and Ex. I A. B. Holbert, Greeley, la. , 989. Phoenie 456; bay; b. April, 1904; s. Zaris 1235; d. Annchen 254; Br. j. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tenn. 990. Lorena 458; bay; b. 1904; s. Euto 1241; d. Elsie 250; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tenn. 991. Anna Belle 414; bay; b. March, 1904. s. Hannibal 2127; d. Belle 216; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. W. J. Crouch, Sedalia, Mo. 992. Florodora 438; bay. May, 1904; s. Hannibal 2127; d. Nellie 214; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. W. J. Crouch, Sedalia, INIo. SECTION 23. Four animals of either sex — Any agf, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 6th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 821. Sire: Ottomar 2631; b. 1897; s. Liebling S79: d. Wittekind 810; GET: (i) Bismark 123-01; b. 1901; s. Ottomer 1051; d. Sire-Thoas 802; (2) Donar: (3) Petrus; (4) Wildling Dl. 67-01: b. April 7, 1901; s. Ottomer 1051; d. Ella. Sire-Thoas 802; Br. and E.x. O. V. Oltmanns, Leer, Germany. ^^. 818. Sire: Osiris 1552; b. March 26, 1898; 4 s. Mars 2d 1324; d. Atiiene 5629: I"'""- F. Muller, Burhave, Germany; GET: (i) Billy Trouble 2619; b. 1902; d. Hat- tie 204; (2) Husar 2625; b. 1903; d. Hattie 204; (3) Minna 424: b. 1902; d- 38 — May Belle 208; (4) Florence 432; b 1903; d. May Belle 208; Br. and Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 999. Sire: Wittelsbacher 1525; GET: (i) Wilderich 2541; b, April 8, 1900; d. Bubin 4039; Br. Ant. Thienemann, Oldenburg, Germany; (2) Dirk 9141; b. 1901; d. Dorte II 9141; Br. W. Gating, Oldenburg, Germany; (3) Elektra 384; b. April 4, 1901; d. Ella 3264; Br. H. Rogge, Oldenburg, Ger- many; (4) Bubin IV 382; b. April 16, 1901; d. Bubin 4038; Br. Ant. Thiene- mann, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. Ol- denburg Coach Horse Society; Rod- erkirken, Gernian}^ assisted by J. Crouch & Son. Lafayette, Ind. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 1000. Sire: Consul 624; s. Ethelbert 1197; d. Ariadne 103: GET: (i) Quo Vadis 1557; ch.; b. 1900; d. Lael 134; (2) Adolphine 362; ch.; b. 1902; d. Lael 134; (3) Olive 360; bay; b. 1903; d. Gertrude 184; (4) Lorena 364; bay and br.; b. 1903; d. Lael 134; Br. and Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greeley, la. SECTION 24. Two animals of either sex — Any age, pro- duce of one mare. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th Gth 7th $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C looi. Dam: V. Kahland 735; PRO- DUCE: (i) Favoritin 436; b. 1898; s. Thoas 802; (2) Sturn 2621; b. 1902; s. Ottomar 1051; Br. O. V. Oltmanns, Leer, Germany; Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 1002. Dam: Hattie 204; b. 1896; s. Mens -JIZ; d. Bell of Watseka 48; PRO- DUCE: (i) Billy Trouble 2619; b. 1902; s. Osiris 1582; (2) Husar 2625; b. 1903; s. Osiris 1582; Br. and Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 1003. Dam: Bubin 4038; bay; s. Green 1220: d. Raufbold 945; PRODUCE: (i) Bodo 2565; bay; b. April 4, 1903; s. Wittelsbacher 1525; (2) Bubin V. 400; bl.; b. May 2, 1902; s. Wittels- bacher 1525; Br. Ant. Thienemann, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. 1003. Dam: Bubin 4038; s. Orion 1220; d. Raufbold 945; PRODUCE: (i) Wilde- rich 2541; b. Apr. 8, 1900; s. Wittels- bacher 1525; (2) Bubin IV 382; b. April 16, 1901; s. Wittelsbacher 1525; Br. Ant. Thienemann, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. Oldenburg Coach Horse Society, Roderkerken, Ger- many. 1005. Dam: Lael 134; s. Mikado 635; d. Liere 679; PRODUCE: (i) Quo Vadis 1557; ch.; b. 1900; s. Consul 645; (2) Adolphine 362; ch.; b. 1902; s. Consol 524; Br. and Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greelev, la. 1006. Dam: Gertrude 184; s. Fegaro 655; d. Mikado 635; PRODUCE: (i) Olive 360; bay; b. 1903; s. Consol 524; (2) Pilot 2509; bay; b. 1904; s. Consol 524; d. Figaro 655; Br. and Ex. A. B. Hol- bert, Greeley, la. 1004. Dam: V. Thoas 802; PRODUCE: (i); (2); Ex. Gebh. Oltmanns, Watse- ka, 111. SECTION 25. Stallion and four Mares — Three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $76 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 809. Stallion: Hannibal 2127; bay; b. June 18, 1897; s. Andreas 1317; d. Leontine 3481; Br. August Christof- fers, Germany; MARE: (i) Barbet 262; bay; b. May i, 1900; s. Fur- icus 1037; d.. Barbette 408; Br. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind.; (2) Raspe II 314; b. May 8, 1898; s. Belus 1352; d. Obhut 1 122; Br. John Maas, Ger- many; (3) Hartbronze 348; b. April 20, 1899; s. Palatin 1189; d. Penelope 1 102; Br. H. Deharde, Germany; (4) Dura 312; b. April i, 1900; s. Caprior 1567; d. Dorte 6377; Br. R. Graper, Germany; Ex. J. Crouch & Son, La- fayette, Ind. 814. Stallion: Ingo 2539; b. May 4, 1898; s. Agnat 1334: d. Andora 968; Br. H. Luhr, Oldenburg, Germany; MARE: (i) Palette 378; b. April 3, 1898; s. Freibeuter 1522; d. Perilla 3829; Br. H. Timmermann, Oldenburg, Ger- many; (2) Kopfrose 380; b. June 2, 1898; s. Andreas 1317; d. Knallerbse 5599; Br. W. Wiechmann, Oldenburg, Germany; (3) Elektra 384; b. April 4, 1901; s. Wittellsbacher 1525; d. Ella 3264; Br. H. Rogge, Oldenburg, Ger- many; (4) Bubin IV 382; b. April 16, 1901; s. Wittelsbacher 1525; d. Bubin 4038; Br. Ant. Thienemann, Olden- burg, Germany; Ex. Oldenburg Coach Horse Society, Roderkirken, Germany, assisted by J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. Won Second Prize, World's Fair. 1904. SECTION 26. Stallion and four Mares — Under three years. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 875. Stallion: Billy Trouble 2619; b. 1902; s. Osiris 1582; d. Hattie 204; MARE: (i) Use 426; b. 1902: s. Osiris 1582; d. Amanda 210; (2) Minna 424; b. 1902; s. Osiris 1582; d. May Belle 208; (3) Lilly 430; b. 1903; s. Osiris 1582; d. Amanda 210; Br. and Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111.; (4) Gretchen 428; b. 1902; s. Ottomer 1051; d. V. Thoas 802: Br. O. V. Oltmanns, Leer. Ger- - 39 many; Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 867. Stallion: Pedro 2561; bay; May 2, 1902: s. Capitain 1336; d. Pila 4205; Br E. Meischen, Oldenburg, Germany; MARE: (i) Bnbin V 400; bl.; b. May 2, 1902; s. Wittelsbacher 1525; d. Bub- in 4038; Br. Ant. Thienemann, Olden- burg; Germany; (2) Hanna 396; br.; b. April I, 1903; s. Held 1437; d. Han- overian 4437: Br. C. H. Bulling, Old- enburg. Germany; (3) Indienne 398; (4) Lillian 402; b. June 10, 1902; s. Euto 1241; d. Belle 216; Br. and Ex. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. 873. Stallion: Erbprinz 2547; b. May 19, 1902; s. Elegant 1387; d. Eile 5288; Br. Rein Hindt, Oldenburg, Germany; MARE: (i) Ornea H 386; b. June 5, 1902; s. Andreas 1317; d. Ornea 3956; Br. W. Wieling, Oldenburg, Germany; (2) Mute 390; b. March 13, 1903; s. Wittlesbacher 1525; d. Munda 2206; Br. Tr. Rogge, Oldenburg, Germany; (3) Patti 388; b. March 14, 1902; s. Freis- chutz 1399; d. Prisma II 9782; Br. C. Munster, Oldenburg, Germany; Ex. Oldenburg Coach Horse Society, Ro- derkirken, Germany, assisted by J. Croucli & Son, Lafayette. Ind. Won First Prize. \\'<)rld's Fair, 1904. 862. Stallion: Rittmeister 2085; bay; b. 1902; s. Meister 1967; d. Riecke 5238; Br. Geschwister Culver, Steinburg, Holstein; Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greeley, la.; MARE: (i) Adolphine 362; ch.; b. 1902; s. Consol 524; d. Lael 134; (2) Olive 360J bay; b. 1903; s. Consol 524; d. Gertrude 184; (3) Lorena 364; liay and br.; b. 1903; s. Consol 524; d. Lael 134; (4) Regina 358; bay and br.; b. 1904; s. Consol 524; d. Fael 134; Br. and Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greeley, la. SECTION 27. Stallion and four Mares— All two years old or over, bred by exhibitor. Spinnecker, Germany; GELDING: Rex; cream; Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Wat- , seka, 111. I 1016. Sire: Bertus 767; br.; b. 1891; s. i Jellachich II 287; d. Mignon 593; Br. I Spinnecker. Germany; GELDING: 1 Dick; Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, I 111. $200. 875. Stallion: Billy Trouble 2619; b. 1902; s. Osiris IS82; d. Hattie 204; MARE: (I) Hattie 204; b. 1896; s. Mons jyy, d. Bell of Watseka 48; (2) Use 426; b. 1902; s. Osiris 1582; d. Amanda 210; (3) Minna 424; b. 1902; s. Osiris 1582; d. May Belle 208; (4) Amanda 210; b. 1898; s. Philipp 251; d. Hennette 418; Br. and Ex. Olt- manns Bros., Watseka, 111. SECTION 30. Gelding— Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th fith 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 1015. Sire: Bertus 767; br.; b. 1891; s. Jellachich II 287: d. Mignon 593; Br. SECTION 31. ; Gelding — Three years and under four. i 1st 2d 3d 4lh 5th 6th 7th j $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C I i I SECTION 32. j Gelding — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th ' $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C ! j SECTION 33. j Mare — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th I $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C j 1025. Sire: Kilian 1109; bay; b. 1896; ' s. Thomas 897; d. Hilgunde 432; Br. , L. Oltmanns, Germany; MARE: Nettie j bay; Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, ' 111. 1026. Sire: Kilian 1109; bay; b. 1896; s. Thomas 897; Br. L. Oltmanns, Ger- many; MARE: Nellie; bay; Ex. Olt- manns Bros., Watseka, 111. I SECTION 34. Mare — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C ■i SECTION 35. Mare — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4 th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $'.'0 $15 HC C 1032. Sire: Manfred 1273; bl.; b. 1897; s. Matador 415; d. Babette 973; MARE: Olive; bay; Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Wat- seka, 111. 1033. Sire: Manfred 1273; bay; s. Mata- dor 41s; d. Barbette 973; MARE: Ber- tha; bay; Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watse- ; ka. 111. 1034. Sire: Euto 1241; bay; b. 1896; s. Capelmeister 125; d. Euterpe 156; Br. Foh Damerman, Germany; MARE:| .\nna; Ex. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette,: Ind. Won First Prize, WorlcTs Fair, 1004. 40 - Class 5— English Coach. SECTION 1. Stallion — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th oth (ith 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C nil. Glendine 1134; b. March 28, 1900; s. Glenland 1088; d. Juliette 389; Br. H. F. Miller, Fargo, N. D.; Ex. Arthur Stericker, Janesville, Wis. 1 1 12. Potentate 1135; b. May 14, 1900; s. In^manthorpe Gilbert 974; d. Fanci- ful 235; Br. H. F. Miller, Fargo, N. D.; Ex. Arthur Stericker, Janesville, Wis. 1 1 13. Sir Waltep 1175; Ex. Robert Burgess & Son, Wenona, 111. 1 1 14. Glendair 1182; Ex. Robert Burgess & Son, Wenona, 111. 11 15. Sportsman 1147; b. 1897; s. Lord Lytton 987; d. Flossie Meteor 374; Br. B. F. Dorsey & Sons, Perry, 111.; Ex. Ed R. Dorsey & Co., Girard, Kan. 1 1 16. Lord Lytton 987; b. 1890; s. Gros- mont Wonder: d. b}- Colonial Girl; Br. Mr. Thompson, Farnsdale, Eng. ; Ex. Ed R. Dorsey & Co., Girard, Kan. SECTION 2. Stallion — Three jears and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1121. Potto Chilton 1177; Ex. Robert Burgess & Son, Wenona, 111. SECTION 3. Stallion — Two veais and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C SECTION 4. Stallion — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C SECTION 5. Stallion — L'ndcr one vear. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C SECTION 7. Mare — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C SECTION 8. Mare — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th Gth 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C SECTION 9. Mare — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C SECTION 10. Mare — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th oth 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C SECTION 23. Four animals of either sex — Any age, get of one sire. Ist 2d 3d 4th oth Gth 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C SECTION 24. Two animals of either sex— any age, pro- duce of one mare. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th Gth 7th $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C SECTION 25. Stallion and four Mares — Three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C SECTION 26. Stallion and four Mares — Under three years. 1st 2d 3d 4th 6th Gth 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1st $76 SECTION G. Mare — Four years old or over. 2d 3d 4th oth Gth $50 $40 $30 $25 HC 7th C SECTION 27. Stallion aud four Mares— All two years old or over, bred by exhibitor. $200. 41 SECTION 30. Gelding — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC 7th C SECTION 33. Mare — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 31. Gelding — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 34. Mare — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 32. Gelding — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 35. Mare — Two years and under. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6lh $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC 7th C Class 6— Hackney. SECTION 1. Stallion — F.jur years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1201. Saxon 97; b. May 22, 1899; s. Robert Adair 2nd 63; d. Fimber Pride; Br. Rawlinson Brothers; Ex. R. Beith, Bovvmanville, Ont., Canada. 1202. Bingley 7362; Ex. Robt. Burgess & Son, Wenona, III. 1203. Haecham Hereward 8183; Ex. Robert Burgess & Son, Wenona, 111. 1204. Scanton Electricity 98; b. May, 1898; s. Plottell 161; d. Diamond loi; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfords- ville, Ind. 1205. Scanton Electricity 693; b. May I, 1900: s. E.xpectation 2nd 483 (3581); d. My Baby 1372; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran. Crawfordsville, Ind. 1206. Shan Mullagh 427; b. 1898; s. Blovelly 4690; d. Double Pride 7796; Br. F. Wrench, Ballybrac, Dublin, Ire- land; Ex. H. J. Krum, Indian City Farm, Pontiac, 111. "j^\r^^^"*^^ 327; 1897; s. Rickell 214; d. May Flower 353; Br. E. W. Twad- dell, \\estown, Pa.; Ex. Arthur Ster- icker, Janesville, Wis. 1208. Cokers Prince Charles (Vol. 22); I; ,r ^^o^ Defiance 4696; d. Beetley Belle 6382; Br. James Coker, Beetley Hall E. Dereham; Ex. Truman's Pio- neer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111 SECTION 2. Stallion — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4ih 5'h 6th 7ih $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1213. Royal Drewton 218; b. 1901; s. His Majesty 2513; d. Bouquet 1033; Br. F. Usher, Hettlethorpe, Eng. ; Ex. R. Beith, Bowmanville, Ont., Canada. 1214. Lord of the Isles 154; b. April, 1901; sire Scanton Electricity 98; d. Lady of Quality 152; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 1215. Golden Dawn 198; b. May 29, 1901; s. Pilottell 161; d. Marigold 254; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 1216. Millington Fashion 647; Ex. S. J. Peabody, Columbia City, Ind. 1217. Income 8203; b. 1901; s. Rosedor 4964; d. Princess 10428; Br. John B. Barnard, Rudstone, England; Ex. W. C. Quickfall, Glennallon, Ontario. 1218. Trumans Cadet (Vol. 21); b. 1901; s. Wood Ganymede 7674; d. Claygale Rose; Br. G. S. Johnson, Claygale, Whittlesea; Ex. Truman's Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111. SECTION 3. Stallion — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $76 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1223. St. David 216; b. 1902; s. President Roosevelt 8266; d. Lady Pinkerton; Br. R. Ford, Wakefield, England; Ex. R. Beith,. Bow^manville, Ontario, Canada. - 42 — 1224. Cliflfe Rosador 219; b. 1902; s. Ros- ador 4964; d. Cliffe Rose 5148; Br. J. H. Holdridge, North Clifife, Eng.; Ex. R. Beith, Bowmanville, Ont., Canada. 1225. Julian 678; Ex. Robert Burgess & Son, Wenona, 111. 1226. High Ball 182; b. March 10, 1902; s. Pilottell 161; d. Lady Fashion 203; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Craw- fordsville, Ind. SECTION 4. Stallion— One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 1231. Lord Meltonby 215; b. 1903; s. Royal Denmark 8624; d. Meltonby Nancy; Br. E. Hole, Meltonby, Eng.; Ex. R. Beith, Bowmanville, Ont., Can- ada. 1232. M. Dooley 190; b. June, 1903; s. Alarm 134; d. Lady Brookfield 105; Br. and Ex. R. Beith, Bowmanville, Ont., Canada. 1233. Orphan Boy 220; b. May 6, 1903; s. Pilottell 161; d. Lady Fashion 203; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfords- ville, Ind. SECTION 5. .Stallion — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 1239. Checkers; Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. SECTION 6. Mare — Four years old or over. ' 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1243. Priscilla 236; b. May 23, 1899; s. Robin Adair 2nd 63; d. Dorothy 171; Br. Rawlinson Brothers, Colgary; Ex. Robert Beith, Bowmanville, Ont., Can- ada. 1244. Lady Fashion 203; b. May i, 1899; s. Expectation 2nd 83; d. Lightfoot 112; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfords- ville, Ind. 1245. Etholyne C. 204; b. April 4, 1900; s. Expectation 2nd 83; d. Lora C. 191; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfords- ville, Ind. 1246. Thistledown; Ex. Mrs. A. E. Ash- brook, Kansas City, Mo. SECTION 7. Mare — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1251. Smylett Duchess 261; b. 1901; s. His Majesty 2513; d. Smylett Rose 12308; Br. W. D. Fetch, Smylett Hall, Eng.; Ex. R. Beith, Bowmanville, Ont., Canada. 1252. Leading Lady 263; b. May 10, 1903; s. Expectation 2nd 83; d. Lora C; 191; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Craw- fordsville, Ind. SECTION 8. Mare — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1257. Terrington Bonnibel 260; b. 1902 s. Bonfire 2381; d. Miss Caxton 11294 Br. Sir G. Grenell, Warrington, Eng. Ex. R. Beith, Bowmanville, Ont., Can ada. 1258. Hildred 265; b. May 13, 1902; s. Expectation 2nd 83; d. Lora C. 191; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfords- ville, Ind. 1259. Violet 264; b. May i, 1902; s. Pilottell 161; d. Show Girl 252; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. SECTION 9. Mare — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 1264. Roselle 244; b. 1903; s. Alarm 134; d. Florence 3; Br. and Ex. R. Beith, Bowmanville, Ont. 1265. Wild Violet 245; b. May 14, 1903; s. Alarm 134; d. Wild Mint 106; Br. and Ex. R. Beith, Bowmanville, Ont., Can- ada. 1266. Colonial Girl 1374; b. July 15, 1903; s. Expectation 2nd 483; d. My Baby 1372; Br. and Ex. Lew W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 1267. Wild Flower 267; b. May 25, 1903; s. Pilottell 161: d. Lora C 191; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 1268. Shopgirl 266; b. May 1903; s. Pilottell 161; d. Show Girl 252; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfords- ville, Ind. 1st $50 SECTION 10. Mare — Under one year. 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th $40 $30 $25 $20 HC 7th C 1274. Miss Barbara; Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. — 43 — SECTION 23. Four animals of either sex — Any age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1279. Sire: Expectation 2nd 83; GET i: Scanton Electricity 693; d. My Baby 1372; (2) Lady Fashion 203; b. May I, 1899; d- Lightfoot 112; (3) Leading Lady 263; b. May 10, 1901; d. Lora C. 191; (4) Hildred 265; b. May 13, 1902; d. Lora C. 191; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 1280. Sire: Pilottell 161; s. Forerunner 81; d. Grace 138; GET: i: High Ball 182; b. March 10, 1902; d. Lady Fash- ion 203; (2) Violet 264; b. May i, 1902; d. Show Girl 252; (3) Wild Flower 267; b. May 25, 1903; d. Lora C. 191; (4) Orphan Boy 220; b. May 6, 1903; d. Lady Fashion 203; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. SECTION 24. Two animals of either sex — Any age, pro- duce of one mare. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th , $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C 1244, Dam: Lady Fashion 203; b. May I, 1899; s. Expectation 2nd 83; d. Light- foot 112; PRODUCE: High Ball 182; b. March 10, 1902; s. Pilottell 161; (2) Orphan Boy 220; b. May 6, 1903; s. Pilottell 161; Br. and Ex. L. W. Coch- ran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 1284. Dam: My Baby 1372; b. May 7, 1895; s. King of England; d. Lightfoot 1371; PRODUCE: i: Scanton Elec- tricity 693; b. May i, 1900; s. Expec- tation 2nd 483; (2) Colonial Girl 1374; b. July 15, 1903; s. Expectation 2nd 483; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. SECTION 25. Stallion and four mares — Three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C SECTION 26. Stallion and four Mares — Under three years. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1226. Stallion: High Ball 182; b. March 10, 1902; s. Pilottell 161; d. Lady Fash- ion 203; MARE i: Violet 264; b. May I, 1902; s. Pilottell 161; d. Show Girl 252; (2) Hildred 265; b. May 13, 1902; s. Expectation 2d 83; d. Lora C 191; 1 (3) Wild Flower 267; b. May 25, 1903; ' s. Pilottell 161; d. Lora C. 191; (4) Shop I Girl 266; b. May, 1903; s. Pilottell 161; • d. Show Girl 252; Br. and Ex. L. W. ' Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. j SECTION 27. I I Stallion and four Mares — All two jears old ■ or over, bred by exhibitor. I I $200. I 1204. Stallion: Scanton Electricity 693; ; b. May i, 1900; s. Expectation 2d 483; ! d. My Baby 1372; MARE i: Leading 1 Lady 263; b. May 10, 1901; s. Expec- j tation 2d 83; d. Lora C. 191; (2) Lady j Fashion 203; b. May i, 1899; s. Ex- 1 pectation 2d 83; d. Lightfoot 112; (3) I Violet 264; b. May i, 1902; s. Pilottell I 161; d. Show Girl 252; (4) Hildred 265; , b. May 13, 1902; s. Expectation 2d 83; j d. Lora C. 191; Br. and Ex. L. W. j Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. SECTION 30. I Gelding — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th j $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 31. ' Gelding — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th ' $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C I SECTION 32. Gelding — Two years and under three, 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 33. ! Mare — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th : $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 1 •i SECTION 34. ' Mare — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 35. Mare — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C - 44 - Class 7— Morgan. SECTION 1. Stallion — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $76 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1315. General Gates 441 1; b. 1894; s. Denning Allen 74: d. Fanny Scott; Br. Joseph Battell, . Weybridge, Vt., Ex. Joseph Battell, Ripton, Vt. 1316. Luke Morgan 4454; b. 1892; s. Bil- ly Root 506; d. bay; Br. and Ex. Mor- gan Horse Co., Carpentersville, 111. 1317. Rex 4684; b. 1898; s. Denning Al- len 74; d. Roxie; Br. and Ex. E. C. Ryder, Weybridge, Vt. 1318. Meteor Jr. 4458; b. 1895; s. Meteor; d. Nell Bird; Br. C. P. Stockburger, Pecitonica, 111.; Ex. C. F. Dewey, Am- boy, 111. Won Third Prize, Wurld's Fair, 1904. 1319. Knox Morgan 4677; b. May, 1891; s. Mountaineer Morgan; d. bay; Br. Augustus Dunlap, Brunswick, Maine; Ex. F. G. Chandler, Peachem, Vt. 1320. Morgan Wilkes 4967; b. 1892; s. Abdallah Wilkes; d. bay; Br. A. J. Crosby, Windsor, Vt.; Ex, A, A. Ca- bot, Windsor, Vt. 1321. St. L. 4507; b. May 24, 1897; s. Rancho; d. Ben's Daisy; Br. J. C. Brunk, Cotton Hill, 111.; Ex. J. C. Brunk, Rochester, 111. Won Fourth Prize, W'orld's Fair, 1904. 1322. Gymon 4660; b. Apr. 25, 1900; s. St. L. 4S07; d. Gyp; Br. J. C. Brunk, Cotton Hill, 111.; Ex. J. C. Brunk, Rochester, 111. Won Ninth Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 1323. Napoleon 4913; b. March 27, 1900; s. Happy Hunter; d. Madam Adam; Br. B. M. Page, Nevada, Mo.; Ex. B. C. Page, Ash Grove, Mo. SECTION 2. Stallion — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1330. Gold Star 4921; b. 1901; s. Goldzil 4418; d. brown; Br. S. L. Giltner, Charlestown, Ind.; Ex. L. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. 1331. Barbour B. 4969; b. 1901; s. Gold- fellow 4423; d. bay; Br. Ralph Watson, Reynoldsburg, Ohio; Ex. L. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. 1332. Lindell 4747; b. 1901; s. St. L. 4507; d. Jenny Lind; Br. J. C. Brunk, Springfield, 111.; Ex. J. C. Brunk, Rochester, 111. ;Won First Prize and Reserve Champion- ship. World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 3. Stallion — Two years and under three. Ut 2d 3d 4lh 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1337- Winter 4975; b. 1902; s. General Gates 441 1 ; d. White Wings; Br. and Ex. Joseph Battell, Ripton, Vt. 1338. Theodore Roosevelt 4912; Ex. M. A. Munroe, Middlebury, Vt. 1339- Goldsheen 4971; b. 1902; s. Goldzil 4418; d. Susie H.; Br. and Ex. L. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. 1340. Lawrence 4970; b. 1902; s. Ben Gold 4317; d. brown; Br. N. L. Harris, Anchorage, Ky. ; Ex. L. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. 1341. Judd 4904; b. May 24, 1897; s. Jubi- lee de Jarnette 3854; d. bay; Br. W. L. Sanders, Carthage, Ind.; Ex. J. C. Brunk, Rochester, 111. Won Third Prize, World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 4. Stallion — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 1347. Shakespeare 4978; b. 1903; s. Gen. Gates 441 1 ; d. Caroline; Br. and Ex. Joseph Bartell, Ripton, Vt. 1348. Xenophon 4980; b. 1903; s. Gen. Gates 441 1 ; d. Bette of Middleburg; Br. and Ex. Joseph Bartell, Ripton, Vt. 1349. Fred Morgan 4984; b. 1903; s. Jumyr; d. bay; Br. and Ex. Morgan Horse Co., Carpentersville, 111. 1350. Loupurex 4972; b. 1903; s. Ben- gold 4317; d. Kenna; Br. and Ex. L. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. 1351. Rocky Ford King 4950; br.; b. June 8, 1903; s. Meteor Jr.; d. br. ; Br. Green, Vaughan & Kline, Amboy, 111.; Ex. C. F. Dewey, Amboy, 111. 1352. The Admiral 4871; ch.; b. 1903; s. Jubilee de Jennette; d. ch.; Br. and Ex. C. F. Dewey, Amboy, 111. Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 1353- Julian 4903; b. June 18, 1903; s. Jubilee de Jarnette 3854; d. ch.; Br. and Ex. J. C. Brunk, Rochester, 111, SECTION 5. Stallion — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 1359. Colonel Mills 4973; b. 1904; s. Senior Captain 4494; d. Kenna; Br. and Ex. L. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. 45 1360. St. Louis 4974; b. 1904; s. Senior Captain 4494; d. Lady Smith; Br. and Ex. L. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. 1361. Ranger; b. 1904; s. Meteor Junior 4458; d. Queen: Br. Allen Felly, Am- boy, 111.; Ex. C. F. Dewey, Amboy, III. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 1361. Ranger; b. 1904; s. Meteor Junior 4458; d. Queen; Br. Allen, Fell, Am- boy, 111.; Ex. C. F. Dewey, Amboy, 111. SECTION 6. Mare — Four jears old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1366. Ellen; b. June 28, 1895; s. Rocky Mountain 3914; d. bay; Br. E. J. Good- year, Hancock, Vt.; Ex. Joseph Bat- tell, Ripton, Vt. 1367. Marguerite; b. 1896; s. White River Morgan 482; Br. John P. Marsh, Rochester, Vt.: Ex. Joseph Battell, Ripton, Vt. 1368. Tempest Morgan; b. 1891; s. Bil- ly King 307; d. ch.; Br. and Ex. Mor- gan Horse, Co., Carpentersville, 111. 1369. Grace; b. 1892; s. Billy Root 306; d. bay; Br. and Ex. Morgan Horse Co., Carpentersville, III. 1370. Lady Smith; b. 1895; s. Goldzil 4418; d. bay; Br. and Ex. L. L. Dor- sey, Anchorage, Ky. 1371. May Night; b. 1894; s. Matches; d. bay; Br. J. B. Miller, Fisherville, Ky.; Ex. L. E. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. 1372. Ladv Keefer, ch.; b. 1898; s. Mor- gan; d. Keefer Mare; Br. Addison E. Keefer, Walton, 111.; Ex. C. F. Dewey, Amboy, 111. Won Ninth Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 1373. Black Beauty, b. 1898; s. Benedict Horse; d. Fan; Br. and Ex. Frederick F. Dean, Cornwall, Vt. 1374. Black Nancy; b. 1898; s. Joker; d. Wing Mare; Br. C. F. Benedict, Corn- wall, Vt.; Ex. Frederick F. Dean, Corn- wall, Vt. 1375' Senata; b. June 1898; s. Senator 4505; d. Daisy; Br. J. C. Brunk, Cot- ton, Hill, 111.; Ex. J. C. Brunk, Rochest- er, 111. Won First Prize and Grand Champion- ship Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 1376. Bens Daisy; b. May 16, 1892; s. Ben Franklin 1508; d. Daisy; Br. Frank McGavock, Nashville, Tenn.; Ex. J. C. Brunk, Rochester, 111. Won Eighth Prize, World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 7. Mare — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th Gth 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1381. Flora Gates; b. 1901; s. Gen. Gates 4411; d. Caroline; Br. and Ex. Joseph Battell, Ripton, Vt. 1382. Nannie B; b. Apr. 7, 1901; s. Rust- , ler 4490; d. Lady Smith; Br. and Ex , L. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Kj'. 1383. Rebeka; b. 1901; s. Rustler 4490; d. Estelle; Br. and Ex. L. L. Dorsey, An- ■ chorage, Ky. I 1384. Doc's Daisy; b. May, 1901; s. Hero j of Manila 4521; d. Daisy; Br. J. C | Brunk, Springfield, 111.; Ex. J. C. ; Brunk, Rochester, 111. j Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 1385. Fenella; b. 1901; s. St. L. 4507; d. ' ch.; Br. and Ex. J. C. Brunk, Rochest- ! er, 111. ! Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 1 SECTION 8. I Mare — Two years and under three. | 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th | $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C i 1390. Carrie Gates; b. 1902; s. General' Gates 441 1 ; d. Caroline; Br. and Ex. Joseph Battell, Ripton, Vt. 1391. Marion Gates; b. 1902; s. General' Gates 4411; d. Coming Trotter; Br! and Ex. Joseph Battell, Ripton, Vt. ; 1392. The Queen; b. Sept., 1902; s. Rexi 4684; d. bay: Br. and Ex. E. C. Ryder. Weybridge, Vt. ] 1393. Louisiana; b. 1902; s. Bengold 4317; d. Rosa D.; Br. and Ex. L. L.J Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. i 1394. Miss Fannie; b. 1902; s. Bengold' 4317: d. ch.; Br. W. A. Craversoii.i Shelb}'^ County, Ky. ; Ex. L. L. Dorsey,, Anchorage, K3^ ' 1395. Black Beauty; b. June 8, 1902; s.; Meteor Jr.; d. bl.; Br. Alden Fell, Am- boy, 111.; Ex. C. F. Dewey, Amboy 111. Won Third Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 1396. Winnie K.; b. 1902; s. Meteor Jr.: Br. A. E. Keefer, Walton, 111.; Ex. C; F. Dewey, Amboy, 111. Won Seventh Prize, World's Fair, 1904- 1397. Lady Elliott, b. March 29, 1902 s. Jubilee de Jarnette 3854; d. dark dun; Br. E. E. Elliott, Knightstown, Ind.; Ex. J. C. Brunk, Rochester, 111. Won Sixth Prize, World's Fair, 1904- 1398. Daisy de Jarnette; b. Sept. 15 1902; s. Jubilee de Tarnette 3854: d. ch. Br. and Ex. J. C. B"runk, Rochester, 111 Won Fourth Prize, World's Fair, 1904- j SECTION 9. Mare — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 6th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 1404. Nelly B.; b. 1903; s. General Gate 441 1 ; d. Zalenski: Br. Carl Stoeckel Norfolk, Conn.; Ex. Joseph Battel) Ripton, Vt. 1405. Sarah Morgan; b. 1903; s. Luk Morgan: d. bay; Br. and Ex. Morga; Horse Co., Carpentersville, III. - 46 - 406. Louisville; b. 1903; s. Bengold 4317; d. Rosa II; Br. and Ex. L. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. j 407. Dorothy D.; b. 1903; s. Bengold 4317; d. Snsie H.; Br. and Ex. L. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. 408. Countess; b, 1903; s. Meteor Jr.; d. bay; Br. Wm. Gipson, Amboy, 111.; Ex. C. F. Dewey, Amboy, 111. Von First Prize, the Championship and lie Reserve Grand Championship, Vorld's Fair, 1904. 409. Minnie B.; b. 1904; s. Jubilee 4809; d. ch.; Br. and Ex. J. E. Brunk, Rochester, 111. Von Sixth Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 410. Aristette; b. 1903; s. Jubilee de Jarnette 3854; d. ch.; Br. and Ex. J. E. Brunk, Rochester, III. Von Seventh Prize, World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 10. Mare — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6ih 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C [415. Eva Morgan; b, 1904; s. Luke Morgan 4454; d. ch.; Br. and Ex. Mor- gan Horse Co., Carpentersville, 111. [416. Helen Morgan; b. 1904; s. Luke Morgan 4454: d. br. ; Br. and Ex. Mor- gan Horse Co., Carpentersville, 111. [417. Sallie Patterson; b. 1904; s. Senior Captain 4494; d. Ornament; Br. and Ex. h. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. [418. Vevia B.; b. 1904; s. Senior Cap- tain 4494; d. bay; Br. W. P. Johnson, Clarks, Ky.; Ex. L. L. Dorsey, An- chorage, Ky. 1419. Jessie P.; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. St. L. 4509; d. br. ; Br. and Ex. J. E. Brunk, Rochester, 111. SECTION 23. Four animals of either sex — Anj age, get of of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1425. Sire: Luke Morgan 4454; b. 1892; s. Billy Root 506; d. bay; GET: (i) Sarah Morgan; b. 1903; s. Luke Mor- gan 4454; d. bay; (2) Eva Morgan; b. 1904; s. Luke Morgan 4454; d. ch.; (3) Helen Morgan; b. 1904; s. LukeMorgan 4454; d. br. ; (4) Dora Morgan; b. I 1904; s. Luke Morgan 4454; ch.; Br. and Ex. Morgan Horse Co., Carpen- tersville, 111. 1318. Sire: Meteor Jr. 4458; b. 1895; s. Meteor; d. Nell Bird; Br. C. P. Stock- burger, Pecatonica, 111.; GET: (i) Rocky Ford King 4950; b. 1903; d. br.; Br. Green, Vaughan & Kline, Am- boy, 111.; (2) Winnie K. : b. May, 1902; d. Keefer Mare; Br. A. E. Keefer, Walton, 111.; (3) Black Beauty; bl.; b. June 8, 1902: d. bl.; Br. Alden Fell, Amboy, HI.; (4) Countess, bay; b. Apr. 5, 1903; d. bay; Br. Wm. Gipson, Am- boy, 111.; Ex. C. F. Dewey, Amboy, 111. 1426. Sire: Bengold 4317; s. Ben Frank- lin 1508; Ex. L. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. ; GET: (i) Lawrence 4970; b. 1902; d. br. ; Br. N. L. Harris, Anchorage, Ky. ; (2) Loupurex 4972; b. 1903; d. Kenna; (3) Louisiana; b. 1902; d. Rosa D.; (4) Louisville; b. 1903; d. Rosa D. Br. and Ex. L. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. 1427. Sire: Senior Captain 4494; s. Allen 1519; d. Isabella; GET: (i) Col. Mills 4973; b. 1904; d. Kenna; (2) St. Louis 4974; b. 1904; d. Lady Smith; (3) Vevia B.; b. 1904; d. bay; Br. W. P. Johnson, Clarks, Ky.; (4) Sallie Pat- terson; b. 1904; d. Ornament; Br. and Ex. L. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. 1315. Sire: General Gates 441 1; b. 1894 s. Denning Allen 74; d. Fanny Scott Br. Joseph Battell, Weybridge, Vt. GET: (i) Carrie Gates; b. 1902; d. Caroline; (2) Flora Gates; b. 1901; (3) Cicero 4977; b. 1903; d. Columbian Jessie; (4) Shakespeare 4978; b. 1903; d. Caroline; Br. and Ex. Joseph Bat- tell, Ripton, Vt. 1428. Sire: Jubilee de Jarnette 3854; s. Jubilee Lambert 1476; d. Lady de Jar- nette; GET: (i) Judd 4904; b. May, 1902; d. bay; Br. W. L. Sanders, Car- thage, Ind.; (2) Lady Elliott; b. Mar. 29, 1902; d. dark dun; Br. E. E. El- liott, Knightstown, 111.; (3) Daisy de Jarnette; b. Sept. 15, 1902; d. ch.; C4) Minnie B.; b. 1903; d. ch.; Br. and Ex. J. E. Brunk, Rochester, HI. Won Sixth Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 1321. Sire: St. L. 4507; b. May 24, 1897; s. Rancho; d. Bens Daisy; Br. J. C. Brunk, Rochester, III.; GET: (i) Gymon 4660; b. April 25, 1900; d. Gyp; Br. J. C. Brunk, Cotton Hill, 111.; (2) Lindell 4747; b. 1901; d. Jenny Lind; Br. J. C. Brunk, Springfield, III.; (3) Fanella; b. 1901; d. ch.; (4) Jessie P.; b. Jan. 2, 1904; br. ; Br. and Ex. J. C. Brunk, Rochester, 111. Won Third Prize, World's Fair, ^901. SECTION 2L Two animals of either sex— Any age, pro- duce of one mare. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C 1432. Dam: Flora 2d; b. 1885; s. Colby's Young Green Mountain 469; d. Flora; Br. N. S. Colby, McHenry, HI.; PRO- DUCE: (i) Tempest Morgan; b. 1891; s. Billy King 307; (2) Dora Morgan; b. 1904; s. Billy Root 306; Br. and Ex. Morgan Horse Co., Carpentersville, III. - 47 - 1433- Dam: Rosa D;. PRODUCE: (i) Louisiana; b. 1902; s. Bengold 4317; (2) Louisville; b. 1903; s. Bengold 4317; Br. and Ex. L. L. Dorsey, An- chorage, K3^ 1434. Dam. Susie H.; s. Zilcoodi Gold- dust 505; d. bay; Ex. L. L. Dorsey, An- chorage, Ky.; PRODUCE: (i) Gold- sheen 4971; b. 1902; s. Goldzil 4418; (2) Dorothy D.; b. 1903; s. Bengold 4317; Br. and Ex. L. L. Dorsey, An- chorage, Ky. 1435. Dam: Caroline; s. Daniel Lambert 62; d. Cleopatra; Ex. Joseph Battell, Ripton, Vt.; PRODUCE; (i) Carrie Gates; b. 1902; s. General) Gates 441 1; (2) Shakespeare 4978; b. 1903; s. Gen- eral Gates 441 1 ; Br. and Ex. Joseph Battell, Ripton, Vt. 1436. Dam: Louise; Ex. Joseph Battell, Ripton, Vt. PRODUCE; (i) Duchess of Albany; b. 1902; s. Duke of Al- bany 4692; (2) Plato 4979; b. 1903; s. General Gates 441 1; Br. and Ex. Joseph Battell, Ripton, Vt. •437' Dam: Daisy (Vol. i); s. Bodette Horse 814; PRODUCE: (i) Senata; b. June, 1898; s. Senator 4505; Br. J. C. Brunk, Rohester, 111.; (2) Ben's Daisy; b. May 16, 1892; s. Ben Frank- lin 1508; Br. McGavock, Nashville, Tenn.; Ex. J. C. Brunk, Rochester, 111. Won Second Prize, World's Fair.. 1904. 1376. Dam. Ben's Daisy; b. May 16, 1892; s. Ben Franklin 1508; d. Daisy; Br. F. McGavock, Nashville, Tenn.; PRO- DUCE: (i) St. L. 4507; b. May 24, 1897; s. Rancho; (2) IDaisy de Jarnette 3854; b. Sept. IS, 1902; s. Jubilee de Jarnette 3854; d. ch.; Br. and Ex. J. C. Brunk, Rochester, 111. Won Sixth Prize, World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 25. Stallion and four mares — Three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1316. Stallion: Luke Morgan 4454; b. 1892; s. Billy Root 506; d. bay; MARE: (i) Tempest Morgan; b. 1891; s. Billy King 307; (2) Grace; b. 1892; s. Billy Root 306; (3) Nancy Morgan; b. 1892; s. Morgan Chief 3758; (4) Etta J.; b. 1899; s. Julian Morgan 4448; Br. and Ex. Morgan Horse Co., Carpenters- ville. 111. 1330. Stallion; Goldstar 4921; b. 1901; s. Goldzil 4418; Br. S. L. Giltner, Charles- town, Ind.; MARE: (i) Lady Smith; b. 189s; s. Goldzil 4418; Br. L. L. Dor- sey, Anchorage, Ky.; (2) May Night; b. 1894; s. Matches; Br. J. B. Miller, Fisherville. Ky.; (3) Nannie; b. Apr. 7, 1901; s. Rustler 4490; (4) Rebeka; b. 1901; s. Rustler 4490; d. Estelle; Br. and Ex. L. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. 1315. Stallion: General Gates 441 1; b. 1894; s. Denning Allen; d. Fanny Scott: Br. Joseph Battell. Ripton, Vt MARE: (i) Ellen; b. June 28, 1895; s^ Rocky Mountain 3914; Br. E. J. Good- year, Hancock, Vt.; (2) Marguerite; b. 1896; s. White River Morgan 482; Br. John P. Marsh, Rochester, Vt.; (3) Columbian Jessie; 1887; s. Daniel Lam- bert 62; Br. L. S. Bird & J. Battell; (4) Bessie; b. 1896; s. Denning Allen 74; d. Winifred; Br. and Ex. Jos. Battell, Ripton, Vt. 1321. Stallion: St. L. 4507; b. May 24, 1897; s. Rancho; d. Ben's Daisy; Br. J. C. Brunk, Cotton Hill, 111.; MARE: (l) Ben's Daisy; b. ]\Iay 16, 1892; s. Ben Franklin 1508; d. Daisy; Br. Frank j McGavock, Nashville, Tenn.; (2) Sen- ata; b. June 1898; s. Senator 4505; d. j Daisy; Br. J. C. Brunk, Cotton Hill, i 111.; (3) Doc's Daisy; h. May, 1901;' s. Hero of Manila 4512; d. Daisy; Br.! J. C. Brunk, Springfield, 111.; (4) j Fenella; b. 1901; s. St. L. 4507; Br. and 1 Ex. J. C. Brunk, Rochester, 111. j Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 1 I SECTION 26. Stallion and four mares — Under three years. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th ! $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C I 1349. Stallion: Fred Morgan; b. 1903; s.l Jumyr; MARE: (i) Sarah Morgan; h.[ 1903; s. Luke Morgan 4454; (2) Eva! Morgan; b. 1904; s. Luke Morgan! 4454; (3) Helen Morgan; b. 1904; s.: Luke Morgan 4454; (4) Hazel Morgan;! b. 1904; s. Morrill C. ; Br. and Ex. Morgan Horse Co., Carpentersville,' 111. 1339' Stallion: Goldsheen 4971; b. 1902;] s. Goldzil 4418; d. Susie H.; MARE:! (i) Louisiana: b. 1902; s. Bengold 4317;, d. Rosa D.; (i) Louisville; b. 1903; s.) Bengold 4317; d. Rosa D.; (3) Dorothy D.; b. 1903; s. Bengold 4317; d. Susiel H.; (4) Katherine; b. 1903: s. Bengold 4317; Br. and Ex. L. L. Dorsey, An-; chorage, Ky. 1337- Stallion: Winter 4975; b. 1902;; s. General Gates 441 1; d. White Wings ;| MARE: (i) Carrie Gates: b. 1902; s; General Gates 441 1; d. Caroline; Br Joseph Battell, Ripton, Vt.; (2) Nelly' B.; b. 1903; s. General Gates 4411; d' Zalinski; Br. Carl Stoeckel, Norfolk Conn.; (3) Marion Gates; b. 1902; s| General Gates 441 t; d. Coming Trot- ter; (4) Duchess of Albany; b. 1902 s. Duke of Albany 4692; d. Louise; Br and Ex. Joseph Battell, Ripton, Vt. 1341. Stallion: Judd 4904; b. May, 1902 s. Jubilee de Jarnette 3854: Br. W. L Sanders, Carthage, Ind.; MARE: (i - 48 Lady Elliott; b. Mcli. 29, 1902; s. Jubi- lee de Jarnette 3854; Br. E. E. Elliott, Knightstown, Ind.; (2) Daisy de Jar- nette 3854; b. Sept. 5, 1902; s. Jubi- lee de Jarnette; (3) Aristette; b. 1903; s. Jubilee de Jarnette; (4) Minnie B.; b. 1903; Jubilee de Jarnette 3854; Br. and Ex. J. C. Brunk, Rochester, 111. SECTION 27. Stallion and four mares — All two years old and over, bred by exhibitor. $200. 13 1 6. Stallion: Luke Morgan 4454; b. 1892; s. Billy Root 506; MARE: (i) Tempest Morgan, b. 1891; s. Billy King 307; (2) Grace; b. 1892; s. Billy Root 306; (3) Nancy Morgan; b. 1892; s. Morgan Chief 3758; (4) Etta J.; b. 1899; s. Julian Morgan 4448; Br. and Ex. Morgan Horse Co., Carpenters- ville. 111. 1339' Stallion:" Goldsheen 4971; b. 1902; s. Goldzil 4418; d. Susie H.; MARE: (i) Lady Smith; b. 1895; s. Goldzil 4418; (2) Louisiana; b. 1902; s. Ben- gold 4317; d. Rosa D; (3) Nannie B.; b. 1901; s. Rustler 4490; d. Lady Smith; (4) Rebeka; b. 1901; s. Rustler 4490; d. Estelle; Br. and Ex. L. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. 1315. Stallion: General Gates 4411; b. 1894; s. Denning Allen 74; d. Fanny Scott; MARE: (i) Carrie Gates; b. 1902; s. General Gates 441 1; d. Caro- line; (2) Flora Gates; b. 1901; s. Gen- eral Gates 441 1 ; d. Caroline; (3) Marion Gates; b. 1902; s. General Gates 441 1 ; d. Coming Trotter; (4) Duchess of Albany; b. 1902; s. Duke of Albany 4692; d. Louise; Br. and Ex. Joseph Battell, Ripton, Vt. 1321. Stallion: St, L. 4507; b. May 24, 1897; s. Rancho; d. Ben's Daisy; MARE: (i) Senata; b. June, 1898; s. Senator 4505; d. Daisy; (2) Doe's Daisy; b. May, 1901; s. Hero of Manila 4521; d. Daisy; (3) Fenella; b. 1901; s. St. L. 4507; (4) Daisy de Jarnette; b. Sept. IS, 1902; s. Jubilee de Jarnette 3854; Br. and Ex. J. C. Brunk, Rochest- er, 111. Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 30. Gelding — Four years old or over, 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 1449, Sire: Claremont 3930; s, Lamber- t"s 1533; GELDING: Claremont Boy 4987; b. 1900; d. Bessie; Br. T. E. Aines Orwell, Vt.; Ex. Frederick F. Dean' Cornwall, Vt. 1450. Sire: Denning Allen 74; s. Honest Allen yz; d. Rena; Ex. Joseph Battell. Ripton, Vt.; GELDING: Sea Gulf 4976; b. 1898; d. White Wings; Br. and Ex. Joseph Battell, Ripton, Vt. SECTION 3L Gelding— Three years old and under four, 1st 2d 3d 4th 6th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 32, Gelding — Two years old and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 1458, Sire: Bengold 4317; b, 1902; s, Ben Franklin 1508; GELDING: Lyndon; Ex. L. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. SECTION 33, Mare — Four years old or ever. 1st 2d 3d 4th 6th filh 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 1462. Bessie ; Ex, J, C, Brunk, Rochester, 111. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 34. Mare — Three years old and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 35. Mare — Two years and under three, 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 1468. Sire: Bengold 4317; s. Ben Frank- lin 1508; MARE: Laura; Ex. L, L, Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky. 1469. Sire: Bengold 4317; s, Ben Frank- lin 1508; MARE: Virginia; Br. and Ex, L. L. Dorsey, Anchorage, Ky, - 49 Class 8— Saddle. SECTION 1. Stallion,— Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1474. Harkness 1384; b. Apr., 1897; s. Highland Denmark 730; Br. Gay Bros., Pisgah, Ky. ; Ex. John A. Ayers, Jack- sonville, 111. 1475. Montgomery Chief 1361; b. 1897; s. Bourbon Chief 976; d. Annie; Br. R. B. Young, Mt. Sterling, Ky. ; Ex. Ball Bros., Versailles, Ky. 1476. Highland Gaines 1667; b. 1900; s. Highland Denmark 730; d. Jennie S. 1285; Br. W. A. Gaines, Georgetown, Ky. ; Ex. Brock Bros., Georgetown, Ky. 1477. Kentucky's Artist; Ex. J. T. Cren- shaw, Lexington, Ky. 1478. Highland Eagle 1720; Ex. J. P. Evans, Georgetown, Ky. 1479. Alexander Jester 1979; b. Apr. 28, 1897: s. Ike 728; d. Phoete; Br. and Ex. L. M. & H. R. Short, Petersburg, 111. 1480. Indian Highland Flower 1662; b. 1900; s. Highland Denmark 730; d. May Flower 154: Br. Gay Bros., Pisgah, K3^; Ex. Indian City Farm, Pontiac, 111. 1481. Indian Highland Forrest 1664; b. 1900; s. Highland Denmark 730; d. Julia; Br. and Ex. Indian City Farm, Pontiac, 111. 1482. Kentucky Squirrel Jr., 1497; b. 1898; s. Bay Squirrel III 1496; Br. R. W. Lawrence, Lucas, Ky. ; Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. 1483. Sensation; Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. 1484. Alexander Jester 1979; b. April, 1897; s. Ike 728; d. Phoebe; Br. Lon Helm, Paris, Mo.; Ex. L. M. & J. R. Short, Petersburg, 111. 1485. Sir Dickson 1404; b. 1889; s. For- rest Denmark 153; d. Nellie M, 137; Br. J. T. Woodford, Mt. Sterling, Ky.; Ex. T. B. Small, Sedalia, Mo. i486. Raven Dare 1284; b. May 10, 1897; s. Chester Dare 10; d. Dolly; Br. and Ex. Harry G. Moody, Eminence, Ky. 1487. Cyclone 1886; dapple bay; b. June, 1899; s. Benjamins Whirlwind 119; d. Bell Crow 1941; Br. W. W. Snell, Paris, Mo.; Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. 1488. McDonald Chief; s. Rex McDon- ald; Ex. John T. Hughes, Lexington, Ky. 1489. Bourbon King, 1788; b. 1900; s. Bourbon Chief 976; d. Annie; Br. R. B. Young, Mt. Sterling, Ky.; Ex. W. M. & A. G. Jones, N. Middletown, Ky. Winner $1,000 championship, Louisville. 1490. Star Russell 1802; b. 1897; s. Moss Rose Jr. 269; d. Lady Highlander 398; Br. and Ex. F. W. Tutin, Des Moines, la. 1491. Dandy Jim 2d 1531; b. May 15, 1900; s. McDonald Chief 1451; d. Lady Mac 1604; Br. and Ex. Harry Martin, Poindexter, Ky. At the close of his third 3'^ear, 1903, he had been awarded over fifty premiums at Kentucky fairs. 1492. Rex Magnus 1376; b. May 26, 1899; s. Rex McDonald 833; d. Lady Mac 1604; Br. and Ex. Harry Martin, Poin- dexter, Ky. A Kentucky sweepstakes winner. He gets fine colts out of all kinds of mares. Is the best breeding son of Rex McDon- ald 833. 1493. King A. 1873; b. 1897; s. Artist Montrose 51; Br. Mr. Shoemaker, La^ monte, Mo.; Ex. S. Y. Sanders, War- rensburg, Mo. 1494. Rex Blees 1416; b. May 27; 1897; s. Rex McDonald 833; d. Daisy Dimple; Ex. John Donovan, St. Joseph, Mo. 1495. Rex McDonald 833;. Ex. Orth- wein & Barnett. Mexico. INIo. 1496. Chestnut King; s. Squirrel King; d. by Tom Telegraph; Ex. J. H. Guitar, Columbia, Mo. SECTION 2. Stallion — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $26 HC C 1507. Star Cromwell 1757; b. 1901; s. Cromwell Eagle 1004; Br. Jos. Rogers, Rogers Gap, Ky.; Ex. C. Cann, George- town, K^^ 1508. W. L. Caldwell 1702; b. Mar. 24, 1901; s. Preston 922; d. Allie 449: Br. R. Cobb, Danville, Ky.; Ex. Fred R. Cravens, Pisgah, 111. 1509. Pevine; Ex. J. T. Crenshaw, Lex- ington, Ky. 1510. Chester; Ex. J. T. Crenshaw, Lex- ington, Ky. 1511. Col. Rippey 2194; b. 1901 ; s. Thorn- ton Star 1024; d. Roniola C 2437; Br. and Ex. J. A. Potts, Mexico. Mo. 1512. Top Squirrel 1715; b. Mar. 28, 1901; s. Forrest King 1462: d. Hollidy W. 1787; Br. W. S. Waters, Centraha, 50 - Mo.; Ex. Ed. S. Shultz, Garden City, Mo. 513. Golden Gay 1738; b. 1901; s. High- land Denmark 730; Br. Cannon Bros., Oxford, Ky.; Ex. T. E. Houtchens, Chop] in, Ky. 514. Emerald Chief 2132; b. 1901; s, Bourbon Chief 976; d. Kate O'Haron 2777; Br. M. Gilfoy, Grassy Creek, Ky.; Ex. J. Gano Johnson, Mt. Sterling, Ky. SECTION 3. Stallion — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 521. Dean Lee 1897; b. 1902; s. High- land Denmark 730; d. Lady Peavin 371; Br. and Ex. Gay Brothers, Pisgah, Ky. 522. McDonald 2145; b. May 10, 1902; s. Rex McDonald 833; d. Topsie 2823; Br. and Ex. Wallace Estill, Estill, Mo;. 523. Quarry Chief 1937; b. May, 1902; s. Quarry Denmark 1337; d. Sally Mitchell 2286; Br. and Ex. S. Y. Sand- ers, Warrensburg, Mo. 524. Montecristo; Ex. J. T. Crenshaw, Lexington, KJ^ 525. Rex Carter 1938; b. Apr. 22, 1902; s. Rex Denmark 840; d. Lucy Mack 2459; Ex. J. A. Potts, Mexico, Mo. 526. King Forrest 1915; b. May, 1902; s. Forrest Squirrel 2d 1914; d. Lotta 162; Br. and Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Dan- ville, Ky. 527. King Drennon 1980; b. 1902; s. Forrest Squirrel 1914; Br. B. F. Soper; Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville, Ky. 528. Chester Squirrel 1910; b. 1902; s. Kentucky Squirrel Jr. 1497; Lr. Dock Love, Slick Rock, Ky.; Ex. L, W. Pres- ton, Glasgow, Ky. )29. Melrose B. 2339; b. Sept. 27, 1902; s. King Lee Rose ^^3; d. Mollie W. 3001: Br. and Ex. M. M. Wall, Au- burn, Ky. SECTION 4. Stallion — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th f50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 138. Gov. Beckham 2343; b. 1903; s. King Lee Rose 853; d. Nellie Hall 3029: Br. W. S. Hall, Jr., Auburn, Ky.; Ex. M. M. Wall, Auburn, Ky. 139' Red Bird 2232; b. 1903; s. Ken- tucky Squirrel 1497; d. Lady Bird 2813; Br. and Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, KJ^ 40. Crystal Boy 2233; b. 1903; s. Ken- tucky Squirrel 1497; d. Daisy Love 3061; Br. and Ex. L. W. Preston, i Glasgow, Kv. 1 41. Major ban; Ex. J. T. Crenshaw, ' Lexington, Ky. 42- Invincible; Ex. J. T. Crenshaw, Lexington, Ky. 1543: Woodford Chief 2217; b. 1903; Highland Denmark 730; d. Miss Jewell; Br. and Ex. Gay Bros., Pisgah, Ky. 1544. The Moor 1907; b. 1903; s. Cecil Palmer 933; d. Lizzie Cromwell 1569; Br. and Ex. Clifton Farm, Pleasant Hill, Ky. 1545. Harrison King 2178; Ex. Indian City Farm, Pontiac, 111. 1546. Thornton McDonald 2237; b. May, 1903; s. Thornton Star 1024; d. Lucy ■ McDonald 2459; Br. Alex. Carter, Jr., Mexico, Mo.; Ex. Geo. A. Potts & Geo. A. Morris, Mexico, Mo. 1547. Favorite 2235; b. May 10, 1903; s. Gay Chief 1359; d. Lady Ward 3066; Br. Edwin C. Ward, Newton, Ky.; Ex. E. C. Ward, Newton, Ky. 1548. Julius 2006; Br. Henry Moody, Emminence, Ky. 1549. Cornelius 2121; b. May i, 1903; s. Harkness 1384; d. Effie Roland 1893; Br. and Ex. John A. Ayers, Jackson- ville, 111. 1550. Town Topic 2334; b. 1903; s. Montgomery Chief 1361; d. Jessie Turner 3008; Br. W. T. Turner, Ver- sailles, Ky.; Ex. Ball Bros., Versailles, Ky. 1551. Rex Vaughn 2033; b. 1903; s. Rex McDonald 833; d. Fits 352; Br. Clark Vaughn, Strother, Mo.; Ex. H. B. Hawkins, Marshall, Mo. SECTION 5. Stallion — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 1561. Montgomery Ward 2337; b. 1904; s. Montgomery Chief 1361; d. Miss Ball 3007; Br. and Ex. Ball Bros., Versailles, Ky. 1562. Chester Lee 2240; b. May 9, 1904; Highland Denmark 730; d. Nancy Lee 476; Br. and Ex. J. W. Garrett, Ft. Garrett, Ky. 1563. Boodler Denmark 2164; b. 1904; Ex. S. Y. Sanders, Warrensburg, Mo. 1564. Harrison Forrest 2231; b. 1904; s. Indian Highland Harrison 1663; d. In- dian Cora Denmark 2205; Br. and Ex. Indian City Farm, Pontiac, 111. SECTION 6. Mare — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C I57I' Jewell R. 2164; b. 1897; s. Ike 728; d. Daisy; Br. W. J. Potts, Mexico, Mo.; Ex. E. D. McAlester, St. Joseph. Mo. 1572. Miss Quarry 2014; b. May i, 1900; s. Quarry Denmark 1337; d. Sallie Mitchell; Br. and Ex. S. Y. Sanders, Warrensburg, Mo. - 51 1573- Nancy S, 2864; b. 1897; s. Artiste Montrose 51; d. Lady; Br. Ed. Brown, Butler, Mo.; Ex. S. Y. Sanders, War- rensburg, Mo. 1576. Ivandale 2235; b. 1899; s. Blue Chester 1154; Ex. T. E. Houtchens, Chaplin, Ky. 1577- The American Princess 2999; b. 1899; s. Peacock 498; Ex. T. E. Hutch- ens, Chaplin, Ky. 1578. Artist Rose 1830; b. May, 1899; s. Artist Montrose 51; d. Emma Squir- rel 1332; Br. Thomas Bass, Mexico, Mo.; Ex. J. W. Denton, Bloomington, 111. 1579. Lady Hughes 1966; b. 1896; s. Highland Chief Denmark 899; d. Bess; Br. and Ex. John T. Hughes, Lexing- ton, Ky. 1580. Miss Hunt; b. 1898; s. Artist Mont- rose 51; Ex. Lee Bros., Mexico, Mo. 5181. Dixie Girl 1894; b. May i, 1897; s. Rex Denmark 840; d. Roy; Ex. Thos. Bass, Mexico, Mo. 1582. Twilight 2916; b. 1898; s. Gray Squirrel 311; d. Maud Davis 268; Br. and Ex. Huston Wyeth, St. Joseph, Mo. 1583. Minne-ha-ha 2940; b. May, 1899; s. Thornton Star 1024; d. Belle; Br. and Ex. J. A. Potts, Mexico, Mo. 1584. Mary T. 3019; b. 1900; s. Red Squirrel 53; d. Mary; Br. and Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. 1585. Annie Runy; Ex. J. T. Crenshaw, Lexington, Ky. 1586. Major Belle; Ex. J. T. Crenshaw, Lexington, Ky. 1587. Miss Ward 3027; b. 1900; s. Gay Squirrel 407; d. Nora; Br. and Ex. Gay Bros., Pisgah, Ky. 1588. Latosca 3035; b. 1899; s. Chester Dare 10; d. Cantrilla: Br. Allen S. Ed- elen, Burgin, Kjr. ; Ex. Clifton Farm, Pleasant Hill, Ky. 1589. Highland Lady 2633; Ex. E. C. Ward, Georgetown, Kj-. 1590. Gipsy Queen 2d 1585; b. May 12, 1897; s. Chester Dare 10; d. Kate; Br. L M. Dunn, Bryantsville, Ky. ; Ex. Ball Brothers, Versailles, Ky. 1591. Mable Rex; Ex. M. R. Orthwein, St. Louis, Mo. SECTION 7. Mare — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1601. Gazetta 1947; b. Apr. 10, 1901; s. Cromwell, Jr., 528: d. Matilda 1361; Br. and Ex. Clifton Bros., Pleasant Hill, Ky. 602. Eudora 2083; b. 1901; s. Highland Denmark 730; d. Mary C. 688; Br. and Ex. Gay Brothers, Pisgah, Ky. 1603. Maggie May 3069; b. 1901; s. Ken- tucky Squirrel, Jr., 1897; Br. and Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. 1604. Mary P. 3068; b. 1901; s. Kentucky Squirrel 1497; Br. and Ex. L. W. Pres- ton, Glasgow, Ky. 1605. Minne-ha-ha (Bass') 2750; b. May, 1901; s. Forrest King 1462; d. Pearl, Brown; Br. and Ex. W. H. Brown, Mexico, Mo. I 1606. Lady Lawson 2045; b. May 5, igoi;! s. Chester Dare 10; d. Lucy D. 1685;' Ex. T. E. Houtchens, Chaplin, Ky. ' 1607. Dixy Harkness 2799; b. 1901; sJ Harkness 1384; d. Dixy Black Hawk;| Br. W. E. Barrows, Jacksonville, Ill.;j Ex. John A. Ayers, Jacksonville, 111. ,' Dixy Harkness, bright bay mare three! years old, won first prize at Illinois State: Fair, 1903. A fine saddler and driver! Harkness, sire of above colts, is a handi some bay 16 hands high. His sire High! land Denmark and dam Black Squirre, were noted prize winners. Above enj tries for sale. Correspondence soliciteds 1608. The Bride Rose 3014; b. Apr., 1901 i s. King Lee Rose 853; d. Mat; Br. and Ex. M. M. Wall, Auburn, Ky. { 1609. Lady Walker 3026; b. 1901; s Limestone Artist 989; Br. A. Walker! Pleasant Green, Mo.; Ex. T. B. Small, Sedalia, Mo. I 1610. Kitty Brig 3004; b. 1901; s. Montj gomery Chief 1361; d. Bess; Br. Redj mon Talbot, N. Middletown, Ky.; E:i| A. G. Jones. N. Middletown, Ky. i 161 1. Georgia Belle; Ex. J. L. Mc! Clanahan. St. Louis, j\Io. 1 1612. Virginia Moran 3067; b. 1901; J Artist Montrose 51: Ex. Chas. B. Cini coe, M. D., Nevada, Mo. SECTION 8. Mare — Two years and under three.' 1st 2d 3d 4th 5lh 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C ; 1621. Dorothy Drew 3016; b. May, 190J s. King Lee Rose 8^3; d. i\Iat; Br. an, Ex. M. M. Wall. Auburn, Ky. j 1622. Rosie B. 2890; b. July 15, 190a; :! Harkness 1384; d. Dixv Black Hawl-j Br. W. E. Barrows, P'isgah, 111.: E^ W. E. Barrows, Pisgah, 111., by John A Ayers. Jacksonville, 111. 1623. High Lassie 2760; b. 1902; s. Higl! land Denmark 730; d. Sporting Duclj ess; Br. and Ex. Gay Brothers, Pisgal Ky. 1624. Sayde Burnham 2627; b. Apri 1902; s. Kentucky Squirrel 1497; ^ Dick Smith, Dm Fork. Ky.; Ex. : W. Preston. Glasgow. Ky. 1625. Crystaline P. 3021; b. 1902; s. Ke: tucky Squirrel. Jr., 1897; d. Daisy EH 3079; Br. and Ex. L. W. Preston, Gla gow, Ky. 1626. Margaret Weisenger 2801; ba b. 1902; s. Chester Dare 10; d. Lu' H. 2751; Ex. S. P. Jones, Louisvii: Ky. - 52 - u 1627. Estelle H. 3012; b. 1902; s. Chester Dare 10; d. Miss McClelland; Br. and Ex. G. M. Harp, Lexington, Ky. 1628. Belle of Kentucky; Ex. J. T. Cren- shaw, Lexington, Ky. 1629. Gipsy McDonald 2908; Ex. Orth- wein & Barnett, Mexico, Mo. SECTION 9. Mare — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 1638. Gazelle 3d 3000; b. 1903; s. High- land Denmark 730; Br. and Ex. T. E. H ouch ens, Chaplin, Ky. 1639. Louise Hite 3013; b. 1903; s. High- land Denmark 730; d. Miss McClel- land; Br. and Ex. G. M. Harp, Lexing- ton, Ky. 1640. Lady Lee 3032; b. 1903; s. Ken- tucky Squirrel 1497; d. Nellie; Br. and Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. 1641. Amanda 3070; b. 1903; s. Ken- tucky Squirrel 1497; Br. and Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. 1642. Gladys L. 3009; b. 190^; s. Mont- gomery Chief 1361; d. Miss Ball 3007; Br. and Ex. Ball Brothers, Versailles, Ky. 1643. High Society 3005; b. 1903; s. Montgomery Chief 1361 ; Br. W. J. Turner, Versailles, Ky. ; Ex. Ball Bros., Versailles, Ky. 1644. Titania 2394; b. May 6, 1903; s. Cecil Palmer 933; d. Nellie Davis 1733; Br. and Ex. Clifton Farm, Pleasant Hill, Ky. 1645. Louisiana 2726; b. Feb. 3, 1903; s. Cecil Palmer 933; d. Emily 855; Br. John B. Castleman, Louisville, Ky.; Ex. Clifton Farm, Pleasant Hill, Ky. 1646. Lady Perfect 2941; b. June i, 1903; s. Forrest King 146; d. Romola C 2437: Br. J. A. Potts, Mexico, Mo.; Ex. Sims A. Potts. Mexico, Mo. 1647. Blackbird Belle 2939; b. May, 1903; s. Forrest King 146; d. Romola C 2437; Br. J. A. Potts, Mexico, Mo.; Ex. Sims A. Potts, Mexico, Mo. 1648. Her Highness 3057; b. 1903; s. Indian Highland Harrison 1663; d. In- dian Cora Denmark 2205; Br. and Ex. Indian City Farm, Pontiac, 111. 1649. Keepsake; Ex. Letton Brothers, Paris, Ky. 1650. Bessie Highland Denmark 2417; b. 1903; Br. Allie McAfee, Lawrence- burg, Ky.; d. McAfee & Mountjoy, •Lawrenceburg, Ky. 1651. Louise Hadley 2513; Ex. S. Y. Sanders, Warrensburg, Mo. SECTION 10. Mare — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 1661. Miss Harrison Gay 3058; b. Mar. 28, 1904; s. Indian Highland Harrison 1663; d. Indian Miss Gay 2202; Br. and Ex. Indian City Farm, Pontiac, 111. 1662. Miss Harrison Girl 3059; b. Mar. 29, 1904; s. Indian Highland Harrison 1663; d. Indian Czarina Girl; Br. and Ex. Indian City Farm, Pontiac, 111. 1663. Anita 2806; b. Mar. 22, 1904; s. Cecil Palmer 933; d. America 1732; Br. and Ex. Clifton Farm, Pleasant Hill, Ky. 1664. Pure Gold 2992. b. 1904; s. High- land Denmark 730; d. Catherine Den- mark 536; Br. and Ex. Gay Brothers, Pisgah, Ky. 1665. Rozella 2877; Ex. C. F. Clark, Mexico, Mo. SECTION 23. Four animals of either sex — Any age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 ,$25 HC C 1674. Sire: Highland Denmark 730; b. 1890; s. Black Squirrel 58; d. Miss Grane; Br. J. M. Graves, Versailles, Ky. ; GET: (i) Eudora 2083; b. 1901 ; d. Mary C. 688; (2) Eugenia 1776; (3) High Lassie 2760; b. 1902; d. Sport- ing Duchess; (4) Bessie Highland Denmark 2417; b. 1903; d. Bess Star- light 1584; Br. and Ex. Gay Brothers, Pisgah, K3'. 1674. Sire: Highland Denmark 730; b. 1890; s. Black Squirrel 58; d. Miss Grane; Br. J. M. Graves, Versailes. Ky. ; GET: (i) Indian Highland Har- rison 1663; b. 1900; d. Lady Adams 2074; (2) Golden Gay 1738; (3) Wood- ford Chief 2217; b. 1903; d. Miss Jewell; (4) Dean Lee 1897; b. 1902; d. Lady Peavin 371; Br. and Ex. Gay Brothers, Pisgah, Ky. 1675. Cecil Palmer 933; b. Apr. 1901; s. Cromwell Jr. 528; d. Daisy II 2229; Br. Mrs. Hockada}-, Richmond, Ky.; GET: (i) The Moor 1907; b. 1903; d. Lizzie Cromwell 1569; (2) Titania 2394; b. May 6, 1903; d. Neville Davis '^733', (3) Louisiana 2727; b. Feb. 3, 1903; d. Emily 855; (4) Lolita 2128; b. May 10, 1902; d. Lalie 558; Br. and Ex. Clifton Farm. Pleasant Hill, Ky. 1674. Highland Denmark 730; b. 1900; s. Black Squirrel 58; d. Miss Graves; GET: (i) Indian Highland Harrison 1663; b. 1900; d. Lady Adams; Br. Gay Bros.. Pisgah, K3^; (2) Indian Highland 53 — Forrest 1664; b. April, 1900; d. Julia; Br. Indian City Farm, Pontiac, 111.; (3) Indian Highland Flower 1662; b. 1900; d. May Flower 154; Br. Gay Bros., Pisgah, Ky.; (4) His Royal Highness; Ex. Indian City Farm, Pon- tiac, 111. 1675. Indian Highland Harrison 1663; b. 1900; s. Highland Denmark 730; d. Lady Adams; Br. Gav Brothers, Pis- gah, Ky.; GET: (i) Miss Harrison Gay 3058; b. March 28, IQ04; d. Indian Miss Gay 2202; (2) Miss Harrison Girl 3059; b. March 29, 1904; d. Indian Czarina Girl 1876; (3) Miss Harrison Denmark 3060; b. 1904; d. Indian Diamond Girl 2204; (4) Miss Harrison Forest 2231; b. 1904; d. Indian Cora Denmark 2205; Br. and Ex. Indian City Farm, Pontiac, 111. 1676. Harkness 1384; b. 1897; s. High- land Denmark 730: Br. Gay Brothers, Pisgah, Ky.; GET: (i) Dixy Hark- ness 2799; b. 1901; d. Dixy Black Hawk; (3) Posie B 2890; b. July 16, 1902; d. Dixy Black Hawk; Br. W. E. Barrows, Pisgah, 111.; (4) Cornelius 2121; b. May i, 1903; d. Efifie Roland 1893; Br. and Ex. John A. Ayers, Jacksonville, 111. 1677. Sire: King Lee Rose 853; b. 1889; s. Montrose 106; Br. George Nichol- son, Calwood, Mo.,; GET (i) Jack 2030; b. April, 1890; (2) Dorothy Drew 3016; b. May, 1902; d. Mat; (3) Mel- rose B, 2339; b. Sept. 27, 1902; d. Mollie W. 3001; (4) The Bride Rose 3014; b. April, 1901; d. Mat.: Br. and Ex. M. M. Wall, Auburn, Ky. 1482. Sire: Kentucky Squirrel Jr. 1497; b. 1898; s. Bay Squirrel III 1496; Br. R. W. Lawrence, Lucas, Ky.; GET: (i) Chester Squirrel II 1910; b. 1902; Br. Dock Love, Slick Rock, Ky.; (2) Sayde Burnham 2627; b. April, 1902; Br. Dick Smith, Dry Fork Ky.; (3) Crystaline P. 3021; b. 1902; d. Daisy Ellis; (4) Red Bird S. 2232; b. 1903; d. Lady Terry 2813; Br. and Ex. L. W. Pres- ton, Glasgow, Ky. 1475. Sire: Montgomery Chief 1361; b. 1897; S.Bourbon Chief 976; d. Annie; Br. R. B. Young, Mt. Sterling, Ky.; GET: (i) Montgomery Ward 2337; b. 1904; d. Miss Ball 3007; (2) Gladys L. 3009; b. 1903; d. Miss Ball 3007; Br. and Ex. Ball Brothers, Versailles, Ky.; (3) Kit- ty Brig 3004; b. 1901; d. Bess; Br. Redmon Telbot, N. Middletown. Ky.; Ex. A. G. Jones, N. Middletown, Ky. 1495. Sire: Rex McDonald 833; s. Rex Denmark 840; d. Lucy Mack; Ex. John T. Hughes, Lexington, Ky.; GET. (i) Queen McDonald 2047; b. 1897; Br. J. W. Hawkins, Centerville, Ky.; Ex. A. L. Lawless, Georgetown, Ky.; (2) Rex Magnus; (3) McDonald Chiq/: (4) ( King McDonald; Br. and Ex. John T. i Hughes, Lexington, Ky. ; SECTION 24. ! Two animals of either sex— Any age, pro-i duce of one mare. , Ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th ' $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C 1684. Dam: Emily 855; s. Bourbon Chief j 976; d. Delia 1577; Ex. Clifton Farm,' Pleasant Hill, Ky.; PRODUCE: (i) ) Euginia 1776; b. Mar. 10, 1900; s. High-! land Denmark; (2) Louisiana 2726; b. j Feb. 3, 1903; s. Cecil Palmer 933; Br. and Ex. Clifton Farm, Pleasant Hill, 1 Ky. I 1685. Dam: Indian Cora Denmark 2205;! d. Dixie W. 617; Ex. Indian City Farm,! Pontiac, 111.; PRODUCE: (i) Her I Highness 3057; b. 1903; s. Indian High- ; land Harrison 1663; (2) Harrison For- 1 est 2231; b. 1904; s. Indian Highland! Harrison 1663; Br. and Ex. Indian City j Farm, Pontiac, 111. | 1687. Effie Roland 1893; PRODUCE: | (i) Gay Harkness 1629; (2) Cornelious : 2121; Ex. John A. Ayers, Jacksonville,! Ky. 1688. Dam: Dixy Black Hav/k; s. Spauld- ! ing's Black Hawk; PRODUCE: (i) | Dixy Harkness 2799; b. 1901; s. Hark- j ness 1384; (2) Posie B. 2890; b. July j 15, 1902; s. Harkness 1384; Ex. John A. | Ayers, Jacksonville, III. | 1689. Mat; s. Lynn Boyd 44; Ex. M. M. ' Wall, Auburn, Ky.; PRODUCE: (l) i Jack 2030; b. April, 1890; s. King Lee Rose 853; (2) Dorothy Drew 3016; b. May, 1902; s.. King Lee Rose 853; Br. i and Ex. M. M. Wall, Auburn, Ky. 1690. Dam: Mollie W. 3001; s. Lynn Boyd 44; d. Lola; Ex. M. M. Wall, Au- burn, Ky.; PRODUCE: (i) Melrose B. 2339; b. Sept. 27, 1902; s. King Lee Rose 953; (2) Red Robe 2328; b. 1900; s. King Lee Rose 853; Br. and Ex. M. ; M. Wall, Auburn, Ky. 1691. Dam: Daisy Love 3061; s. King Denmark; Ex. L. W. Preston, Glas- | gow, Ky.; PRODUCE: (i) Crystal Boy 2233; b. 1903; s. Ky. Squirrel Jr. j 1497; Br. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky.; (2) Chester Squirrel 1910; b. 1902; s. Kentucky Squirrel Jr. 1497; Br. Dock ' Love, Slick Rock, Ky.; Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. 1692. Dam: Miss Ball 3007; b. 1891; s. Black Squirrel 58: Br. D. M. Ball. Ver- sailles, Ky.; PRODUCE: (i) Gladys L. 3009; b. 1903; s. Montgomery Chief 1361: (2) Montgomery Ward 2337; b. 1904; s. Montgomery Chief 1361; Br. 1 and Ex. Ball Brothers, Versailles, Ky. - 54 - i693' Dam: Lady Adams 2074; b. 1892; s. Harrison Chief 1606; Br. Mr. Waits, Cynthianor, Ky.; PRODUCE: (i) In- dian Highland Harrison 1663; b. 1900; s. Highland Denmark 730; Ex. J. Crum, Pontiac, 111.; (2) Woodford Chief 2217; b. 1903; s. Highland Denmark 730; d. Miss Jewell; Br. and Ex. Gay Bros., Pisgah, Ky. 1694. Bess Starlight 1584; b. 1903; s. Black Squirrel 58; d. Miss Graves; PRODUCE: (i) Helen Douglas 2231; (2) Bessie Denmark 2417; b. 1903; s. Highland Denmark 730; Ex. Gay Brothers, Pisgah, Ky. 1695. Dam: Lady Mac 1604; b. 1885; s. Indian Chief Jr.; d. Cricket: Br. W. H. Martin, Poindexter, Ky.; PRODUCE: (i) Dandy Jim 2d.; b. May 15, 1900; s. McDonald Chief 1451; (2) Rex Magnus 1376; b. May 26, 1899; s. Rex McDon- ald 833; Br. and Ex. Harry Martin, Poindexter, Ky. 1696. Dam: Maud; s. Harrison Chief 1606; d. by Shropshires Tom Hal; Ex. Brock Brothers, Georgetown, Ky. ; PRODUCE: (i) Judge Cantrill 1969; b. 1899; s. Shropshire Ky. Squirrel 1365; Br. Brock Brothers, Georgetown, Ky.; (2) Mattie Brock; ICx. Brock Brothers, Georgetown, Ky. 1697. Dam: Lucy McDonald 2459; s. Black Squirrel 58; d. Star; PRODUCE: (i) Rex Carter 1938; (2) Thornton McDonald 2237; b. May, 1903; s. Thornton Star 1024; Br. Alex Carter Jr., Mexico, Mo.; Ex. J. A. Potts & Geo. A. Morris, Mexico, Mo. 1698. Miss McClelland; s. Bourbon Chief 976; Ex. G. M. Harp, Lexington, Ky.; PRODUCE: (i) Estelle H. 3012; b. 1902; s. Chester Dare 10; (2) Louise Hote 3033; b. 1903; s. Highland Den- mark 730; Br. and Ex. G. M. Harp, Lexington, Ky. 1699. Dam: Annie C. 3025; b. 1891; s. King (Wilson's) 2196; d. by Richlieu; Br. Bruce Young. Mt. Sterling, Ky. ; Ex. W. M. & A. G. Jones, N. Middle- town, Ky.; PRODUCE: (i) Montgom- ery Chief 1361; b. 1897; s. Bourbon Chief 976; Br. R. B. Young, Mt. Sterl- ing, Ky.; Ex. Ball Brothers, Versail- les, Ky.; (2) Bourbon King 1788; b. 1900; s. Bourbon Chief 976; Br. Bruce Young, Mt. Sterling, Ky.; Ex. W. M. & A. G. Jones, N. Middleton, Ky 1700. Dam: Romola C. 2437; b. 1890; s. Harry Montrose; d. Maud; PRO- DUCE: Col. Rippey 2194; (2) Rozella; b. 1904; s. Rex McDonald 833; Ex. C. F. Clark, Mexico, Mo. SECTION 25. Stallion and four mares — Three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1675. Cecil Palmer 933; b. April 1891; s. Cromwell "JZ', d. Daisy II 2229; Br. Mrs. Hockaday, Richmond, Ky.; MARE: (i) Emily 855; b. April 11, 1889; s. Bourbon Chief 976; d. Delia 1577," Br. L. Kelly, Fayette County, Ky.; (2) Dorothy 1210: b. 1889; s. Chester Dare 10; d. Sally Denmark; Br. Jno. L. Hopkins, Shelbyville, Ky. ; (3) Jocelyn 1800; b. 1895; s. My Own; Br. Mr. Knowles, Smith Grove, Ky. ; (4) Nellie Davis 1733; b. 1891 : s. Chest- er Dare 10; d. Flora; Br. Sam For- sythe, Harrodsburg. Ky. ; Ex. Clifton Farm, Pleasant Hill, Ky. 1700. Stalion: MARE: (i) Matilda 1361; b. 1893; s. Black Squirrel 58; d. Manila 1565; Br. J. M. Garrett, Ft. Garrett, Ky.; (2) Lizzie Cromwell 1569; b. May, 1893; s. Harrison Chief 1606; d. Kit; Br. Robert Beatty, Sr., Lexington, Ky.; (3) Eugenia 1776; b. Mar. 10, 1900; s. Highland Denmark 730; d. Emily 855; Br. Clifton Farm, Pleasant Hill, Ky. ; (4) Rebecca 1253; b. 1893; s. Black Squirrel 58; d. Bettie Humphreys; Br. J. W. Garrett, Ft. Garrett, Ky.; Ex. Clifton Farm, Pleasant Hill, Ky. 1677. King Lee Rose 853; b. 1889; s. Montrose 106; Br. Geo. Nicholson, Calwood, Mo.; MARE: (i) The Am- erican Beauty 3003; b. 1897; s. Red Eagle 28; Br. Dave Kirby, Smith's Grove, Ky. ; (2) The Bride Rose 3014; b. Apr., 1901; s. King Lee Rose 843; d. Mat; (3) Miss Boyd W. 3015; s. King Lee Rose 853; (4) Red Rose 2d 3002; b. Feb. I, 1899; s. King Lee Rose 853; d. Mat; Br. and Ex. M. M. Wall, Auburn, Ky. 1482. Kentucky Squirrel Jr. 1497; b. 1898; s. Bay Squirrel III 1496: Br. R. W. Lawrence, Lucas, Ky.; MARE: (i) Mary T. 3019; b. 1900; s. Red Squirrel 53; d. Mary; (2) Louise P. 3018; b. 1899; s. Red Eagle 28; (3) Maggie May 3069; b. 1901; s. Ky. Squirel Jr. 1497; (4) Mary P. 3068; b. 1901; s. Ky. Squir- rel Jr. 1497; Br. and Ex. L. W. Pres- ton, Glasgow, Ky. 1513. Stallion: Golden Gay 1738; b. 1901; s. Highland Denmark 730; d. Sue Chief 1770; Br. Cannon Brothers, Oxford, Ky.; MARE: (i) Ivandale 2235; b. 1899; s. Blue Chester 1154; (2) The American Princess 2999; b. 1899; s. Peacock 498; (3) Lady Lawson 2045; b. 1901; s. Chester Dare 10; d. Lucy D. 1685; (4) Lucy Duncan 2632; b. 1899; s. Peacock 498; Br. T. E. Houtchens, Chaplin, Ky. 55 SECTION 26, Stallion and four mares — Under three years. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $26 HC C 1514. Harrison King; Ex. Indian City Farm, Pontiac, 111.; MARE: (i) Her Highness; b. 1903; s. Indian Highland Harrison 1663; d. Indian Cora Den- mark 2205; (2) Miss Harrison Gay 3058; b. Mar. 28, 1904; s. Indian High- land Harrison 1663; d. Indian Miss Gay 2202; (3) Miss Harrison Girl 3059; b. Mar. 29, 1904; s. Indian Highland Har- rison 1663; d. Indian Czarina Girl 1876; (4) Miss Harrison Denmark 3060; b. 1904; s. Indian Highland Harrison 1663; d. Indian Diamond Girl 2204; Br. and Ex. Indian City Farm, Pontiac, 111. 1543. Stallion: Woodford Chief 2217; b. 1903; s. Highland Denmark 730; d. Miss Jewell; MARE: (i) High Lassie 2760; b. 1902; s. Highland Denmark 730; d. Sporting Duchess; (2) Bessie Denmark 2417; b. 1903; s. Highland Denmark 730; d. Bess Starlight 1584; (3) Pure Gold 2994; b. 1904; s. Highland Den- mark 730; d. Catherine Denmark 536; Br. and Ex. Gay Brothers, Pisgah, Ky.; (4) Maud Cox 2d 2993; Ex. Gay Brothers, Pisgah, Ky. 1544. The Moor 1907; b. 1903; s. Cecil Palmer 933; d. Lizzie Cromwell 1569; MARE: (i) Titania 2934; b. May 6, 1903; s. Cecil Palmer 933; d. Ne- ville Davis 1733; (2) Louisiana 2726; b. Feb. 3, 1903; s. Cecil Palmer 933; d. Emily 955; (3) Mania; s. Cecil Palm- er 933; d. Medica 2125; Br. Clifton Farm, Pleasant Hill, Ky. ; (4) Parma 2804; b. April 8, 1902; s. Cecil Palmer 933; d. Kitty Forsythe; Br. Howard Forsythe, Harrodsburg, Ky. ; Ex. Clif- ton Farm, Pleasant Hill, Ky. 1528. Stallion: Chester Squirrel II 1910; b. 1902; s. Kentucky Squirrel Jr. 1497; Br. Dock Love, Slick Rock, Ky.; MARE: (i) Sadie Burnham 2627; b. April, 1902; s. Kentucky Squirrel Jr. 1497; Br. Dick Smith, Dry Fork, Ky.; (2) Crystaline P. 3021; b. 1902; s. Kentucky Squirrel Jr. 1497; d. Daisy Ellis 3079; (3) Lady Lee 3032; b. 1903; s. Kentucky Squirrel Jr. 1497; d. Nellie; (4) Amanda 3070; b. 1903; s. Kentucky Squirrel Jr. 1497; Br. and Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. SECTION 27. Stallion and four mares — All two years old or over, bred by exhibitor. $200. y 1521. Dean Lee 1897; b. 1902; s. High- land Denmark 730; d. Lady Peavin 371; MARE: (i) Eudora 2083; b. 1901; s. Highland Denmark 730; d. Mary C. 688; (2) High Lassie 2760; b. 1902; s. Highland Denmark 730; d. Sporting Duchess; Br. Gay Brothers, Pisgah, Ky.; (3) Maud Cox 2d 2993; (4) Helen Douglas 2231; Ex. Gay Brothers, Pis- gah, Ky. 1529. Melrose B. 2339; b. Sept. 27, 1902; s. King Lee Rose 853; d. Mollie W. 3001; MARE: (i) Red Rose 2d 3002; b. 1899; s. King Lee Rose 853; d. Mat; (2) Miss Boyd W. 3016; h. 1901; s. King Lee Rose 3015; (3) The Bride Rose 3014; b. April, 1901; s. King Lee Rose 853; d. Mat; (4) Dorothy Drew 3016; b. May, 1902; s. King Lee Rose 853; d. Mat; Br. and Ex. M. M. Wall, Auburn, Ky. SECTION 30. Gelding — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 1717. Sire: Rex McDonald 833; s. Rex Denmark 840; d. Lucy Mack; GELD- ING: King McDonald; Ex. John T. Hughes, Lexington, Ky. 1718. Sire: Bald Eagle 1338; s. Bald Eagle 1338; GELDING: Oscar R. 2325; Ex. John T. Hook, Paris, Mo. 1719. Sire: Star Rose 161; s. Montrose 106; Ex. Charles Glover, Jacksonville, 111.; GELDING: Medicine Boy 2043; b. 1895; d. Lagrande; Br. and Ex. J, B. Corrington, Jacksonville, 111. 1720. Sire: GELDING: Frenchman 1 133; Ex. Dr. Crowley, St. Louis, Mo. 1721. Sire: Washington Denmark Jr.; GELDING: King Atco; Ex. W. L. Porter, New York, N. Y., by W. T. Wilmore, Lexington, Ky. 1722. Sire: Kentucky Squirrel; GELD- ING: Judge Cantrill 1969; Ex. Brock Brothers, Georgetown, Ky. 1723. Sire: John G. Carlisle 1375; GELD- ING: Ben Hur 2216; Ex. Gay Brothers, Pisgah, Ky. 1724. Sire: Bourbon Chief 976; s. Har- rison Chief 1606: GELDING: Tatter- sall 2007; Ex. Gay Brothers, Pisgah, Ky. 1725. Sire: GELDING: Redwine 2336; Ex. Ball Brothers. Versailles, Ky. 1726. Sire: GELDING: Man of War 2341; Ex. Ball Brothers, Versailles, Ky. 1727. Sire: King Lee Rose 853; b. 1889; s. Montrose 106: GELDING: Tom B.; Ex. M. M. Wall, Auburn, Kv. 1728. Sire: GELDING: John Campbell; Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow. Kv. 1729. Sire: Endor 27; GELDING: Bright Mark; Ex L. W. Preston, Glas- gow, Ky. 56 730. Sire: Red Squirrel 53; GELDING: Silver King; Ex. T. E. Houtchens, Chaplin, Ky. 731. Sire: Dorsey Golddust; GELD- ING: Jack O'Diamonds 1794; Ex. Thos. Dunn, St. Louis, Mo. 732. Sire: Artist Montrose 51; s. Artist 75; GELDING; Red Bud 2238; b. 1895; d. Queen; Ex. Thos. Dunn, St. Louis, Mo. 733. Sire: Guy C. 214; GELDING: High Ball; Ex. J. W. Denton, Bloom- ington, 111. SECTION 3L Gelding — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 740. Sire: Highland Gay 1149; GELD- ING: Gay Lad 2344; Ex. Gay Brothers, Pisgah, Ky. 741. Sire: Harkness 1384; b. 1897; s. Highland Denmark 730; Br. Gay Brothers, Pisgah, Ky.; GELDING: Gay Harkness 1629; Ex. John A. Ayers, Jacksonville, 111. SECTION 32. Gelding — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C ^46. Sire: Harkness 1384; b. 1897; s. Highland Denmark 730; GELDING: Frank Harkness; Ex. John A. Ayers, Jacksonville. 111. '47. Sire: Red King 13 10; s. Forrest Denmark 153; GELDING: Cashier Collins 2136; b. 1902; s. Red King 1310; Br. John T. Collins, N. Middletown, Ky. ; Ex. J. Gano Johnson, Mt. Sterling, Ky. '48. Sire: Highland Denmark 730; s. Black Squirrel 58: Ex. J. W. Garrett, Ft. Garrett, Ky.; GELDING: Eagle- mark 2239; b. Apr. 27, 1902; d. Lot 474; Br. and Ex. J. W. Garrett, Ft. Garrett, Kv. SECTION 33. Mare — Four years or over. Ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 1751- Sire: Star Eagle 289; MARE: Mis- souri Girl; Ex. J. L. McCleanahan, St. Louis, Mo. 1752. Sire: MARE: Annie Runy; Ex. J. T. Crenshaw, Lexington, Ky. 1753. Sire: Morris Chief 24704; MARE: Chestnut Belle; s. Morris Chief 24704; Ex. E. C. Ward, Georgetown, Ky. 1754. Sire: Bourbon Chief 1976; s. Har- rison Chief 976; MARE: Viola Chief; Ex. Gay Brothers, Pisgah. Ky. 1755- Sire: Rex Denmark 840; MARE: Juanita; Ex. Thomas Bass, Mexico, Mo. 1756. Sire: Artist Montrose 51; MARE: Artist Rose 1830; Ex. J. W. Denton, Bloomington, 111. 1757- Sire: MARE: Kentucky Belle; Ex. Charles G. Munroe, Rushville, 111. SECTION 34. Mare — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 1761. Sire: Benjamin Whirlwind 119; MARE: Mabel Whirlwind; Ex. John T. Hook, Paris, Mo. 1762. Sire: Glenbrook 25505; MARE: Lottie Coyle; Ex. E. C. Ward, George- town, Ky. 1763. Sire: Highland Denmark 730; MARE: Music; Ex. Gay Brothers, Pis- gah, Ky. SECTION 35. Mare — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th Cth 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 1768. Sire: MARE: Belle of Kentucky; Ex. J. T. Crenshaw, Lexington, Ky. Class 9— Shetland Pony. SECTION 1. Stallion — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th ?60 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 71. Gen. Shaffer 3536; bay and w; b. June 7, 1898, s. Jumbo II 1239; d. Kap- Pa 979; Br. Milne Bros., Monmouth, 111.; Ex. Chas. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 1772. Abelard 2416; bl.; b. March 17, 1895; s. Tippens 135; d. Junette 145; Br. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn.; Ex. Chas. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 1773- David Harum 4146; b. June 19, 1899; s. Perfect 2208; d. Spotted Beauty 151 1 ; Br. H. C. Dickerman, Marseilles, in.; Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. - 57 - 1774- Captain Jingle 3018; b. May 19, 1896; s. Cleon 334; d. Carmen SS3'> Br. C. C. and E. W. Horton, Muscatine, la.; Ex. Geo A. Heyl, Washington, 111. SECTION 2. Stallion — Three years and under four. Ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $60 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1784. Grandee 4423; bl.; b. May 21, 1901; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Fancy 138; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 1785. Grand Duke; bl.; b. May 5, 1901; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Princess II 1866; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Pe- oria, III. 1786. Blue Ribbon 4916; b. June 14, 1901; s. Maximillian 437; d. Trinket 2309; Br. H. C. Dickerman, Marseilles, 111.; Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. 1787. Bobolink 4915; b. May 15, 1901; s. Maximillian 437; d. Lucy Hise 443; Br. H. C. Dickerman, Marseilles, 111.; Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. SECTION 3. Stallion — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $60 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1795. Highflyer 4534; bay; b. May 21, 1902; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Juliet 852; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 1796. Bloomer 4704; b. July 15, 1904; s. Captain Dandy 1853; d. Verbena 3403; Br. Robert Lilburn, Emerald Grove, Wis.; Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Wash- ington, 111. 1797. Sam 4722; b. May 28, 1902; s. Bruno 2001; d. Gracie 1862; Br. Rob- ert Lilburn, Emerald Grove, Wis. Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. SECTION 4. Stallion — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $35 $30 $25 $20 HC C 1801. Initial 5215; bl. and w.; b. June 8, 1903; s. Bunn's Trinket 2-598; d. Jessie T 1904; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, III. 1802. Idlewild 5216; bl.; b. July 30, 1903; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Doratha Fox 474; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 1803. Kinzie 5125; b. June 6, 1903; s. Trinket Jr. 1187; d. Lady Maud 163; Br. Robert Lilburn, Emerald Grove, Wis.; Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. 1804. Royal Duke 5218; Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. SECTION 5. Stallion — Under one year. , 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th i $40 $35 $30 $25 $20 HC C ; 1811. Joyful 5222; bl. and br.; b. Aprilj 30, 1904; s. Abelard 2416; d. Dotticj Dimple 3554; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn,| Peoria, 111. . 1812. Joker 5212; bl.; b. May 22, 1904;; s. Chestnut 3572; d. Girofle 4637; Br.j and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. I 1813. Major Harum 5183; b. April 20,] 1904; s. David Harum 4146; d. Ladyl Major 4540; Br. and Ex. Geo. A. I Heyl, Washington, 111. ! 1814. Royal Blue 5184; b. April 6, 1904! s. David Harum 4146; d. Rosie 4142 Br. and Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washing! ton, 111. I i SECTION 6. Marc — Four years old or over. , 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th I $60 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C ' 1821. Frolic 4089; bl.; b. May 16, 1900; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Acorii 241 1 ; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria' 111. I 1822. Dandelion 3559; bl.; b. April 25I 1898; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Carol line 1208; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunnj Peoria, 111. 1823. Katrina 1484; b. May 23, 18921 s. Wee Wee 1477; d. Betsy Bobbet 493; Br. Eli Elliott, West Liberty, la. Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. 1824. Cockatoo 2385; b. April i, 1904 s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Ruth I 1218; Br. Robert Lilburn, Emeralc Grove, Wis.; Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. ! SECTION 7. Mare — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $60 $50 $40 $30 $25 11 C C 183 1. Esther II 4326; b. May 25, 1901 s. Trinket Jr. 1187; d. Betty 152; B; Robert Lilburn, Emerald Grove, Wis Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. j 1832. Lady Major 4540; b. June, igoi^ s. Major Gingle 239; d. Tina G. 197^, Br. F. W. Downs, Davenport, la.; E: Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. 1833. Girofle 4637; roan; b. June i 1901; s. O-We-We 2467; d. Nellie H, 1925; Br. H. W. Gilbert, Davenpofj la.; Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111- 1834. Girofla 4636; roan; b. June i 1901; s. O-We-We 2467; d. Stella 353 Br. H. W. Gilbert, Davenport, la Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. — 58 — SECTION 8. Mare — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $60 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 141. Hebe 4760; bl. and w.; b. Sept. 2, 1902; s. Bunn's Trinket 2598; d. Lady Patton 1067; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 542. Highland Beauty 4762; ch.; b. May 26, 1902; s. Chestnut 3572; d. Isa- bella 1 196; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. I43. Vineta Bell 4750; b. June 21, 1902; s. Marquis 735; d. Starlight 3389; Br. Robert Lilburn, Emerald Grove, Wis.; Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. J44. Alberta 4926; b. May 20, 1902; s. Atair 1833; d. Albula 2413; Br. and Ex. Geo. A. Heyl. Washington, III. SECTION 9. Mare — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $35 $30 $25 $20 HC C iSi. Image 5208; bl. and w.; b. July 16, 1903; s. Bunn's Trinket 2598; d. Lady Patton 1067; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 552. Isylde 5209; bl.; b. July i, 1903; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Mary B 2d 2553; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. J53. Alpha Dale 5108; b. June i, 1903; 8. Marquis 735; d. Nightingale 3391 ; Br. Robert Lilburn, Emerald Grove, Wis.; Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. J54. Libby; Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Wash- ington, 111. SECTION 10. Mare — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $35 $30 $25 $20 HC C ?6i. Jewel 5197; br.; b. June 13, 1904; s. Bunn's Trinket 2598; d. Fairy 4092; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. :562. Jasmine 5223; bl. and w.; b. June S, 1904; s.. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Lady Patton 1067; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 163. Gladys Harum 5186; b. May i, 1904; s. David Harum 4146; d. Jun- ette 145; Br. and Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. 64. Gertie Harum 5187; b. May 5, 1904; s. David Harum 4146; d. Katrine 1484; Br. and Ex. Geo. A. Harum, I Washington, 111. SECTION 23. Four animals of either sex — Any age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1871. Sire: Prince of Wales 1190; bl.; b. June 16, 1891; s. Tom Thumb 170; d. Princess Alice 158; Br. Robert Lil- burn, Emerald Grove, Wis.; GET: (i) Grandee 4423; bl.; Jb. May 21, 1904; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Fancy 138; GET: (2) Grande Duke 4321; bl.; b. May S, 1901; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Princess 2d 1866; GET (3) Frolic 4089; bl.; b. May 16, 1900; s. Prince of Wales 1 190; d. Acorn 241 1; GET: (4) Dream 3565; bl.; b. May 30, 1898; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Acorn 241 1; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 1872. Sire: Bunn's Trinket 2598; bl. and w.; b. May 2, 1896; s. Trinket Jr. 1187; d. Charlotte 1209; Br. Robert Lilburn, Emerald Grove, Wis.; GET:(i) Hebe 4760; bl. and w. ; b. Sept. 2, 1902; s. Bunn's Trinket 2598; d. Lady Patton 1067; GET: (2) Image 5208; bl. and w.; b. July 16, 1903; s. Bunn's Trinket 2598; d. Lady Patton 1067; GET: (3) Initial 5215; bl. and w.; b. June 8, 1903; s. Bunn's Trinket 2598; d. Jessie T 1904; GET: (4) Innocent 5207; bl. and w. ; b. May 30, 1903; s. Bunn's Trinket 2598; d. Delia 3418; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 1773. Sire: David Harum 4146; b. June 19, 1899; s. Perfect 2208; d. Spotted Beauty 151 1; Br. H. C. Dickerman, Marseilles, 111.; GET: (i) Royal Blue 5184; b. April 6, 1904; s. David Harum 4146; d. Rosie 4142; GET: (2) Major Harum 5183; b. April 30, 1904; . s. David Harum 4146; d. Lady Major 4540; GET: (3) Gladys Harum 5186; b May i, 1904; s. David Harum 4146; d. Junette 145; GET: (4) Gertie Har- um 5187; b. May 5. 1904; s. David Harum 4146; d. Katrine 1484; Br. and Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. SECTION 24. Two animals of either sex — Any age, pro- duce of one mare. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C 1873. Dam: Acorn 241 1; br.; b. March 26, 1895; s. Tippens 135; d. Fancy 138; Br. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn.; PRODUCE: (i) Frolic 4089; bl.; b. May 16, 1900; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Acorn 2411; PRO- DUCE: (2) Dream 3S6s; bl.; b. May 30, 1898; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Acorn 241 1 ; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 59 — i874' Dam: Laddy Patton 1067; bl. and w.; b. May, 1891; s. Trinket loi; d. Black Bessie no; PRODUCE: (i) Hebe 4760; bl. and w.; b. Sept. 2, 1902; s. Bunn's Trinket 2598; d. Lady Pat- ton 1067; PRODUCE: (2) Image 5208; bl. and w. ; b. July 16, 1903; s. Bunn's Trinket 2598; d. Lady Patton 1067; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 1823. Dam: Katrine 1484; b. May 23, 1892; s. Wee Wee 1477; d. Betsy Bob- bett 493; Br. Eli Elliott, West Lib- erty, la.; Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Wash- ington, 111.; PRODUCE: (i) Heyl's Jolly Boy 5217; b. May 21, 1902; s. Olney 2655; d. Katrine 1484; Br. L. S. McCabe, Rock Island, 111.; Ex. Geo. A Heyl, Washington, 111.; PRODUCE: (2) Gertie Harum 5187; b. May 5, 1904; s. David Harum 4146; d. Katrine 1484; Br. and Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washing- ton, 111. 1875. Dam: Junette 145; s. Juanita 134; d. Blackie; PRODUCE: (i) Gladys Harum 5186; b. May i, 1904; s. David Harum 4146; d. Junette 145; PRO- DUCFE: (2) Royal Duke 5218; Br. and Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. SECTION 25. Stallion and four mares — Three years old and over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 .130 $25 HC C 1784. Stallion: Grandee 4423; bl.; b. May 21, 1901 ; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Fancy 138; MARE: (i) Fairy 4092; b. May 30, 1900; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Martha M. 2400; MARE: (2) Dandelion 3559; b. April 25, 1898; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Caroline' 1208; MARE: (3) Frolic 4089; bl.; b. May 16, 1900; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Acorn 2411; MARE: (4) Dream 3565; bl. b. May 30 1898; s. Prince of Wales 1 190; d. Acorn 241 1; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 1771. Stallion: Gen. Shafter 3536; bay and w. ; b. June 7, 1898; s. Jumbo II 1239; d. Kappa 979; Br. Milne Bros., Monmouth, 111.; MARE: (i) Girofle 4637; roan; b. June 11, 1901; s. O-We- We 2467; d. Nellie 3d 1925; MARE: (2) Girofla 4636; roan; b. June 11, 1901; s. O-We-We 2467; d. Stella 3535; Br. H. W. Gilbert, Davenport, la.; MARE: (3) Lady Patton 1067; bl. and w., b. May, 1891; s. Trinket loi ; d. Black Bessie no; Br. L. W. Mitchell, Dixon, 111.; MARE: (4) Dottie Dimple 3554, b. May 16, 1898; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Lady Patton 1067; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 1773' Stallion: David Harum 4146; b. June 19, 1899; s. Perfect 2208; d. Spot- ' ted Beauty i5n; Br. H. C. Dicker-' man, Marseilles, 111.; MARE: (i) j Cockatoo 2385; b. April i, 1895; s. ■ Prince of Wales 1190; d. Ruth L 1218; Br. Robert Lilburn, Emerald Grove, Wis.; MARE: (2) Katrine 1484; b. 1 May 2j, 1892; s. Wee Wee 1477; d. ' Betsy Bobbett 493; Br. Eli Elliott, I West Liberty, la.; MARE: (3) Esther] 2d 4326; b. May 25, 1901; s. Trinket 1 Jr. 1 187; d. Bett 152; Br. Robert Lil-i burn, Emerald Grove, Wis.; MARE:' (4) Tina Lady 4539; b. May, 1900; s. ; Major Gingle 239; d. Tina G 1978; Br.; F. W. Downs, Davenport, la.; Ex.: Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. j I SECTION 26. ! Stallion and four mares — Under three jears.' 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th i $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C , 1801. Stallion: Initial 5215; bl. and w.; b. June 8, 1903; s. Bunn's Trinket 2598; d. Jessie T 1904; MARE: (i) Inviting; 5211; b. May 14, 1904; s. Dromio 4410; d. Dandelion 3559; MARE: (2) Hebe, 4760; bl. and w.; b. Sept. 2, 1902; s. Bunn's Trinket 2598; d. Lady Pattonj 10^)7 ; MARE: (3) Innocent '5207; bll and w. ; s. Bunn's Trinket 2598; d' Delia 3418; MARE: (4) Image 5208:1 bl. and w.; b. July 16, 1903; s. Bunn'= Trinket 2598; d. Lady Patton 1067 Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria. Ill 1795. Stallion: Highflyer 4534; bay; b May 21, 1902; s. Prince of Wales riQO d. Juliet 852; MARE: (i) Hlghlanc Beauty 4762; ch.; b. May 26, 1902 s. Chestnut 3572; d. Isabella iiq6: MARE: (2) Inspiration 5210; b. Ma) 8, 1903; s. Chestnut 3572; d. Georgi: B 1342; MARE: (3) Interesting 5193 b. May 16, IQ03; s Small Hopes 4479 d. Doxie 53;' MARE: (4) Islyde 5209 d1. b. July I, 1903; s. Prmce of W?.'c., 1190: d. 5lary B 2d 2553; Br. and E.sj ,j C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 1797. Stallion: Sam 4722; b. May 28I 1902; s. Bruno 2001; d. Gracie 186-' MARE: (i) Vineta Bell 4750; b. Jun ji. 1902; s. ]\Iarquis 735; d. Starligh 3389; Br. Robert Lilburn, Emcr.ik. Grove, Wis.; Mx\RE: (2) Alberta 4926 b. May 20, 1902; s. Atair 1833; d. Al; bula 2413; Br. Geo. A. Heyle, Wash nigton. 111.; MARE: (3) Alpha Dal 5108; b. June I, 1903; s. Marquis 73^ d. Nightingale 3391; Br. Robert Lil burn, Emerald Grove, Wis.; MARE: (4) Gladys Harum 5186; b. May ij 1904; s. David Harum 4146; d. Junettj 145; Br. and Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Was«| ington, 111. ^ - 60 SECTION 27. itallion and four Mares — All two years old or over, bred by exhibitor. $200. 784. Stallion: Grandee 4423; bl.; b. May 21, 1901; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Fancy 138; MARE: (i) Fairy 4092; b. May 30, 1900; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Martha M. 2409; MARE: (2) Dande- lion 3563; bl.; b. Apr. 25, 1898; s. Prince of Wales 1 190; d. Caroline 1208; MARE (3) Frolic 4089; bl.; b. May 16, 1900; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Acorn 2411; MARE (4) Dream 3565; bl.; b. May 30, 1898; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Acorn 241 1; Br. and Ex. C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 1795. Stallion: Highflyer 4534; bay; b. May 21, 1902; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Juliet 852; MARE: (i) Hebe 4760; bl. and w.; b. Sept. 2, 1902; s. Bunn's Trinket 2598; d. Lady Patton 1067; MARE: (2) Image 5208; bl. and w.; b. July 16, 1903; s. Bunn's Trinket 2598; d. Lady Patton 1067; MARE: (3) Innocent 5207; bl. and w.; b. May 30, 1903; 8. Bunn's Trinket 2598; d. Delia 3418; MARE: (4) Isylde 5209; bl. b. July I, 1903; s. Prince of Wales 1190; d. Mary B 2d 2553; Br. and Ex C. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. Class 10— Percheron. SECTION 1. Stallion — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $60 $40 $30 HC C [891. Illustre 20489; b. May 19, 1897; s. Introuvable 16875; d. Bertha 5340; Br. M. W. Dunham, Wayne, 111.; Ex. Henry Avery & Son, W^akefield, Kan. [892. Ryan; bl.; b. April 12, 1900; s. Regolod 37968; d. Bight 21437; Br. M. Reynard, France; Ex. Fetch & Co., St. Charles, Mo. [893. Mortier 40087; b. April io, igoo; s. Phenix 43135; d. Pomare 30714; Br. M. G. Griffin, Orne, France; Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greeley, la. C894. Medoc 30986; b. June 2, 1897; s. Cadmus 2162; d. Black Beauty 29227; Br. and Ex. Lew W. Cochran, Craw- fordsville, Ind. [895. Loufoc 31218; b. April 15, 1899; s. Morse 40383: d. Pelette 44946; Br. M. Rouyer, Sarthe, France; Ex. J. Crouch & Son, LaFayette, Ind. 1896. Paul 19422; b. May 29, 1895; s. Jame de Argent 5796-8233; d. Fleurie 6222-2816; Br. W. Baldwin, Delavan, 111.; Ex. E. F . Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, Iowa. 1897. Prince of Pleasant Hill 20427; b. July, 1896; s. Colored Gentleman 4531: d. Fedy C 11952; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, la. 1898. Urville 34290; b. April 5, 1900; s. Redomont 43006; d. Pimpante 21845; Br. M. Gemot, Sarthe, France; Ex. J. B. McLaughlin, Columbus, O. Awarded first prize in collection at Great Annual Show of France, 1902. Awarded first prize in collection at show of So- ciete Hippique Percheronne, 1903. Awarded championship at American Royal at Kansas City, 1903. 1899. Athos 40073; s. Jules 37987; d. Bi- jou 17091; Ex. J. B. McLaughlin, Col- umbus, O. Awarded first prize in collection at show of Societe Flippique Percheronne, 1903. Awarded first prize in collection at Great Annual Show of France, 1903. Awarded first prize in collection at show of So- ciete Hippique Percheronne, 1904. 1900. Casino 27830; b. April 17, 1896; s. Theudis 40871: d. Jubine 17715; Br. M. Tacheau, Sarthe, France; Ex. John R. McLaughlin, Columbus, O. Prize winner at show of Societe Hip- pique Percheronne, 1901. Awarded first prize Missouri State Fair, 1902 and 1903. Awarded first prize at Kansas State Fair, 1902. Awarded first prize at Kansas State Fair, 1903. Won First Prize, World's Fair, ]"04. 1901. Fleuriste 40071; s. Bon Courage 42729; d. Etoile 44932; Ex. John R. McLaughlin, Columbus, O. Awarded first prize at Government Show at Vendome, France, 1904. Awarded first prize in collection at show of So- ciete Hippique Percheronne, 1904. 1902. Edgar 34300; b. March 25, 1900; s. Fantassin 42917; d. Rapide 34475; Br. M. Justice, Orne, France; Ex. T. p. McLaughlin, St. Paul, Minn. Prize winner at Great Annual Show of France, 1903. Prize winner at show of Societe Hippique Percheronne, 1903. 1903. Tibere 40034; b. April 12, 1899; s. Desoius 40794; d. Rosiere 26434; Br. M. Thuret, Sarthe, France; Ex. T. D. Mc- Laughlin, St. Paul, Minn. 1904. Sigebert 33972; b. May 5, 1898; s. Narcisse 42440; d. Musique 34121; Br. M. Desvaus, Nogent le Rotrou, - 61 France; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Awarded first prize at Great Annual Show of France, 1903. Awarded first prize in collection at show of Societe Hippique Percheronne, 1903. Awarded first prize at Ohio State Fair, 1903. 1905. Univers 33977; b. May 27, 1900; s. Castelar 42638; d. Rosea 33534; Br. M. Perriot, Nogent le Rotrou, France; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Awarded first prize at show of Societe Hippique Percheronne, 1903. Awarded first prize in collection at Great Annual Show of France, 1903. Awarded first prize at Ohio State Fair, 1903. Awarded first prize at Indiana State Fair, 1903. Won Second Prize, also First Missouri Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 1906, Gervais 33911; b. April 15, 1900; s. Jemnapes 41958; d. Centiniere 35591; Br. M. Fardoit, Orne France; Ex. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. SECTION 2. Stallion — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 !^30 HC C 1916. Frides Duke 26382; b. Nov. 27, 1900; s. Prince of Pleasant Hill 20427; d. Pride of Pleasant Hill 17743; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, la. 1917. Drafty Modle 29371; b. July 29, 1901; s. Prince of Pleasant Hill 20427; d. Draft Model 16371; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, la. 1918. Balkan 40074; b. Feb. 27, 1901; s. Rochebrune 43463; d. Vitalie 48240; Br. M. Rigot, Eure et Toire, France; Ex. J. B. McLaughlin, Columbus, O. Awarded first prize in collection at show of Societe Hippique Percheronne, 1903. Awarded second prize at show of So- ciete Hippique Percheronne, 1904. Awarded second prize at Great Annual Show of France, 1904. igig. Cascadeur 33973; b. April 25, 1901; s. Caton 43489; d. Cascade 9362; Br. M. Lirechon Eure et Loir, France; Ex. John R. McLaughlin, Columbus, O. Awarded first prize and gold medal at Great Annual Show of France, 1903. Awarded first prize and gold medal at show of Societe Hippique Percheronne, 1903. 1920. Artilleur 40067; b. March 30, 1901; s. Regulateur 43441 : d. Rigolette 47239; Br. Mme. Vve Gaulard, Orne, France; Ex. T. D. McLaughlin, St. Paul, Minn. Awarded third prize at Great Annual Show of France, 1903. Prize winner at Great Annual Show of France, 1904. Prize winner at show of Societe Hip- pique Percheronne, 1904. 1921. Tarquin 40068; b. Feb. 26, 1901;' s. Abd El Kader 43423; d. Bijou 8865;! Br. M. Boivin, Sarthe, France; Ex. T. ' D. McLaughlin, St. Paul, Minn. Awarded second prize at Great Annual Show of France, 1903. Awarded second prize at show of Societe Hippique Perch-! eronne, 1903. Awarded second prize at ! Great Annual Show of France, 1904. Awarded first prize in collection at show I of Societe Hippique Percheronne, 1904. | 1922. Fronton 34289; b. March 15, igoi;! s. Paladin 34847; d. Rustique 43311;! Br. M. Gouhier, Eure et Loir, France;; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City,' Mo. _ I Prize winner at show of Societe Hippique Percheronne, 1903. Awarded first prize! at Ohio State Fair, 1903. Awarded first! prize at Indiana State Fair, 1903. j Won First Prize and Grand Champion-; ship. World's Fair, 1904. 1923. Victor Hugo 40063; b. March 6, 1901; s. Castelar 42638; d. Mouvette; 43850; Br. Edmond Perriot, Eure et Loire, France; Ex. William McLaugh-j lin, Kansas City, Mo. I Awarded first prize at show of Societe' Hippique Percheronne, 1904. Awarded i first prize at Great Annual Show of, France, 1904. 1 Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 1924. Andreas 40079; b. March 15, 1901;! s. Beaumont 43459; d. Holda 40463;! Br. Mme. Vve Bajeon, Orne, France;. Ex. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. i 1925. Dupit On 40072; May 9, 1901; s., Magellan 36y'/T,\ d. Ariane 37051; Br. M. Bernard, Orne, France; Ex. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. 1926. Victoria 40077; b. 1901; s. Massena 43208; d. Robine 47788; Ex. J. P. Pop- pen, German Valley, 111. SECTION 3. Stallion — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 1937. Right Sort 29766; b. Oct. 17, 1901; s. Vermouth 22866; d. Susanne 79571 Br. D. Augustine, Carlock, 111.; Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. , ! 1938. Dick Taylor 35894; b. March 30, 1902; s. Rambler 21004; d. Nelle: Br. Frank M. Taylor, Panola, 111.; Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. 1939. Jubilee 33111; b. June 10, 1902; s. Kellerman 10715-20594; d. Calecia 10193; Br. L. D. Young, Bloomington, 111.; Ex. Henry Avery & Son, Wake- field, Kan. 1940. Zurich 40085-32986; b. May 29, 1902; s. Salvanos 20922; d. Senora 29463; Br. and Ex. Lew W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 1941. Phebus 32858; b. May 5, 1902; s. Salvanos 29228; d. Genevieve 21747; 62 Br. and Ex. Lew W. Cochran, Craw- fordsville, Ind. 42. Black Prince 29373; b. October 22, 1901 ; s. Paul 19422; d. Bay Beauty 16369; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, la. 43. Prince Modle 29395; b. Oct. 14, 1 901; s. Paul 19422; d. Lauda C 11953; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, la. 44. Tapageur 35340 ; b. May 3, 1902; s. Black Diamond 14995; d. Camille 14692; Br. D. M. Brown, Delavan, 111.; Ex. J. W. & J. C. Robison, Towanda, Kan. 45. Tripoli 40075; b. April 10, 1902; s. Grivois 43776; d. Poule 54022; Br. M. Cavalier, Sarthe, France; Ex. J. B. McLaughlin, Columbus, O. •ize winner at show of Societe Hip- que Percheronne, 1904. 46. Jonquille 40076; b. April 15, 1902; s. Triton 46914; d. Fillette 48006; Br. M. Renaudin, Orne, France; Ex. J. B. McLaughlin, Columbus, O. •ize winner at show of Societe Hip- que Percheronne, 1904. Awarded sec- id prize at Great Annual Show of ■ance, 1904. 47. Chichi 40072; b. April 29, 1902; s. Artilleur 46769; d Gaite 47879; Br. M. Hamelin, Orne, France; Ex. John R. McLaughlin, Columbus, O. warded first prize in class of seventy ro-year-olds at show of Societe Hip- que Percheronne, 1904. on First Prize, also Champion Prize, orld's Fair, 1904. 48. Coudrier 40058; b. April 30, 1902; s. Casino 45462; d. Coudrette 47197; Br. M. Bruneau, Orne, France; Ex. T. D. McLaughlin, St. Paul, Minn. 49. Decret 40069; b. May 16, 1902; s. Epatant 46794; d. Clarisse 35389; Br. M. Pichot, Loir et Cher, France; Ex. T. D. McLaughlin, St. Paul, Minn. _ rize winner at show of Societe Hip- qiie Percheronne, 1904. 50. Farceur 40037; b. March 25, 1902; s. Scipion 43667; d. Biche 30799; Br. M. Pavy, Orne, France; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. '^on Second Missouri Prize, World's lir, 1904. 51. Potache 40064; b. Feb. 5, 1902; s. Scipion 43667; d. Musuque 34121; Br. M. Monthean, Orne, France; Ex. Will- iam McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. on Second Prize, also First Missouri ize, World's Fair, 1904. 5?. Fiston 40071; b. May 3, 1902; s. Chamgellan 46757; d. Petite 50250; Br. M. Guillaux, Loir et Cher, France; Ex. F. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. 1953. Babtiste 40080; b. April 18, 1902; s. Remus 44063; d. Fanchon 31472; Br. M. Poussin, Eure et Loir, France; Ex. J. Crouch & Son, Lafayette, Ind. 1954. Bassnet 401 15; b. 1902; Ex. J. R. McLaughlin, Columbus, Ohio. SECTION 4. Stallion — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1964. Autocrat 40462; b. May 10, 1903; s. Dublin 24680-44533; d. Almeda 22940; Br. and Ex. Henry Avery & Son, Wakefield, Kans. 1965. Black King 40557; b. July 26, 1893; s. Prince of Pleasant Hill 20427; d. Pride of Pleasant Hill II 23837; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, la. 1966. Honfleur 33900; b. Feb. 16, 1903; s. Bouvard 25971-44552; d. Rosalie 4894; Br. and Ex. J. W. & J. C. Rob- ison, Towanda, Kan. 1967. Dooda 40053; b. March 28, 1903; s. Talemaque 44762; d. Mireille 43851; Br. M. Troullard, Orne, France; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 1968. Turco 40066; b. 1903; s. Negrier 45121; d. Castille 54297; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. SECTION 5. Stallion — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 1974. Queen Paul 41275; b. April 26, 1904; s. Paul 19422; d. Iowa Queen II 40560; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, la. 1975. Cassius 35839; b. March i, 1904; s. Casino 27830; d. Zaza 24618; Br. and Ex. J. W. and J. C. Robison, Towanda, Kans. SECTION 6. Mare — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 1983. Lady Montrose 30983-40084; b. April I, 1900; s. Fanchetts Jupiter 20795; d. Black Beauty 29227; Br. and Ex. Lew W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 1984. Black Beauty 41 164; b. June 20, 1897; s. Black Friday 6323; d. Black Bird 31763; Br. and Ex. Lew W. Coch- ran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 1985. Fedy C 11952; b. 1889; s. Colored Gentleman 4531; d. Mary 4562; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, la. 1986. Pride of Pleasant Hill II 28235; b. July 2, 1897; s. Colored Gentleman 4531; d. Fedy C 11952; Br. and Ex. E. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, la. - 63 — 1987. Zaza 24618; b. March 19, 1900; s. Gasselin 8823-12212; d. Fine 13085- 26998; Br. S. W. McMillen, Topeka, Kans.; Ex. J. W. and J. C. Robison, Towanda, Kans. 1988. Columbia 18284; b. May 22, 1893; s. Belair 10036-15577; d. Lorette 9467- 12409; Br. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111.; Ex. J. W. & J. C. Robison, Towanda, Kan. 1989. Castille 34488; b. April 25, 1896; s. Ossuna 40315; d. Ripaton 29346; Br. M. Chereau, Orne, France; Ex. Will- iam McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Awarded first prize at show of Societe Hippique Percheronne, 1903. Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904, also First Missouri Prize. 1990. Percale 34489; b. May 10, 1900; s. Pauhis 43133; d. Finette 34104; Br. M. Pierriot, Nogent le Rotrou, France; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Awarded first prize at Great Annual Show of France, 1904. SECTION 7. Mare — Three years old and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 1998. Fauvette 27223; b. April 11, 1901; s. Laschine 16704-36432; d. Fine 13085- 26998; Br. and Ex. J. W. & J. C. Robi- son, Towanda, Kans. 1999. Pauls Modle 29378; b. July 27, 1901; s. Paul 19422; d. Queen Lasall 18282; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, la. 2000. Paulton 29377; b. Aug. 12, 1901; s. Paul 19422; d. Pride of Wilton 18281; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, la. SECTION 8. Mare — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 2008. Lena 40417; b. July 8, 1902; s. Romeo 12725; d. Bouquet P 10286; Br. Wm. Hurt & Son, Arrowsmith, 111.; Ex. Henry Avery & Son, Wakefield, Kans. 2009. Mina 31721; b. April 21, 1902; s. Romeo 12725; d. Evelena G 20908; Br. Wm. Hurt & Son, Arrowsmith, 111.; Ex. Henry Avery & Son, Wake- field, Kans. 2010. Gladys 31582; b. April 18, 1902; s. Honni 24549; d. Dora 18346; Br. and Ex. Adam Stamm, Letts, la. 201 1. Henrietta 30853; b. Feb. 26, 1902; s. Va Vite 44633-25974; d. Rosalie; Br. and Ex. J. W. & J. C. Robison, Towan- da, Kans. 2012. Quality Quen 29393; b. Oct. 24 1901; s. Paul 19422; d. Queen of Qual- ity 18283; Br. and Ex. E. F. Klein- meyer Wilton Junction, la. SECTION 9. Mare — One year and under two. Ist 2d 3d 4th 6th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 2020. Ada 40465; b. May 28, 1903; S' Dublin 24680-44533; d. Alma 30509; Br and Ex. Henry Avery & Son, Wakei field, Kans. ; 2021. Fairy 40467; b. May 2, 1903; sj Dublin 24680-44533; d. Florence 22934, Br. and Ex. Henry Avery & Sonj Wakefield, Kans. 1 2022. Martha 33896; b. April 6,1903; si lona 23155; d. Mattie 181 16; Br. Hann;| & Co., Howard, Kans.; Ex. J. W. & j C. Robison, Towanda, Kans. 2023. Stylish Pride 40565; b. July ifi 1903; s. Paul 19422; d. Best Prid- 40566; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyei: Wilton Junction, Iowa. SECTION 10. Mare — Under one year. iKt 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th ! $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C ' 2031. Best Quality 40561; b. Sept. i: 1903; s. Colored Gentleman 4531; <, Etelva 81 10-13402; Br. and Ex. E. l| Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, Iowa. 2032. Prides Lady 41276; b. June 2, igot jj s. Paul 19422; d. Pride of Pleasant Hij II 28235; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleii] meyer, Wilton Junction, Iowa. SECTION 23. Four animals of either sex — Any age, g one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th' $100 $75 $55 $45 $30 HC C 2040. Sire: Bon Courage 42729; GET (i) Danseur 40070; b. May 10, 1900; Biche 38548; Br. M. Gaulard, Orn' France; (2) Fleuriste 40071; b. Mel 15, 1900; d. Etoile 44932; (3) Urani' 341 14; (4) Asticot 40019; Br. and E:- John R. McLaughlin, Columbus, Ohi 2041. Sire: Castelar 42638; bl.; GE' (i) Univers 33977-47622; bl.; b. May 2_ 1900; d. Rosea 33534; Br. M. Peric Nogent le Rotrou, France; (2) Victi Hugo 40063-52791; gray; b. 1901; Mouvette 43850; (3) Rubis 40038-5216 bl.; (4) Triton 40023-53258; bl.; E Wm. McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Won Second Prize, World's Fair. 1904. 2042. Sire: Colored Gentleman 453 GET: (i) Fedy C. 11952; b. 1889; Mary 4562; (2) Pride of Pleasant H - 64 - 2823s; b. July 2, 1897; d. Fedy C. 11952; (3) Iowa Queen II 40560; b. April 22, 1898; d. Marie 4562; (4) Prince of Pleasant Hill 20427; b. July, 1896; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, Iowa. 1896. Sire: Paul 19422; b. May 29, 1895; s. Jambeade Argent 5796-8233; d. Fleurie 6222-2816; Br. W. R. Baldwin, Delavan, 111.; GET: (i) Black King 40557; b. July 26, 1893; s. Prince of Pleasant Hill 20427; d. Pride of Pleas- ant Hill 2Z^2>7\ (2) Paul's Model 29378; b. July 27, 1901; d. Queen Lasall 18282; (3) Quality Queen 29393; b. Oct. 24, 1901; d. Queen of Quality 18283; (4) Stylish Pride 40565; b. July 15, 1903; d. Best Pride 40566; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, Iowa. 2043. Sire: Scipion 43667; bl.; GET: (i) Farceur 40037-55797; bl.; b. March 25, 1902; d. Biche 30799; Br. M. Pavy, Orne, France; (2) Patache 55296-40064; bl.; b. 1902; d. Musique 34121; (3) Rapide 40065-55803; bl.; b. April 15, 1902; d. Rosette 49610; br. M. Leroy, Orne, France; (4) Pasteur 40078-55400; bl.; b. April 30, 1902; Pastille 25673; Br. M. Caillou, Orne, France; Ex. Wm. McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Awarded First Prize at Great Annual Show of France, 1904. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 24. Two animals of either sex — Any age, pro- duce of one mare. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 1984. Dam: Black Beauty 41 164; b. June 20, 1897; s. Black Friday 6323; d. Black Bird 31763; PRODUCE: (i) Medoc 30986; b. June 2, 1897; s. Cad- mus 2162; (2) Lady Montrose 30983; b. April I, 1900; s. Fanchette's Jupiter 20795; Br. and Ex. Lew W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 2044. Dam: Fine 13085-26998; PRO- DUCE: (i) Zaza 24618; b. March 19, 1900; s. Gasselin 8823-12212 Br. S. W. McMillen, Topeka, Kansas; (2) Fau- vette 27223; b. April 11, 1901; s. Las- chine 16704-36432; Br. and Ex. J. W. & J. C. Robison, Towanda, Kansas. S045. Dam: Rosalie 4894; PRODUCE: (i) Henrietta 30853; b. Feb. 26, 1902; s. Va Vite 25978-44633; (2) Honfleur 33900; b. Feb. 16, 1903; s. Bouvard 25971-44552; Br. and Ex. J. W. & J. C. Robison, Towanda, Kansas. [985. Dam: Fedy C. 11952; b. 1889; s. Colored Gentleman 4531; d. Mary 4562; ' PRODUCE: (i) Pride of Pleasant Hill II 28235; b. July 2, 1897; s. Colored Gentleman 4531: (2) Prince of Pleasant Hill 20427; b. July 1896; s. Colored Gen- tleman 4531; Br. and Ex. E. F. Klein- meyer, Wilton Junction, Iowa. 2046. Dam: Marie 4562; PRODUCE: (i) Fedy C. 11952; b. 1889; s. Colored Gentleman 4531; d. Mary 4562; (2) Iowa Queen Second 40560; b. April 22, 1898; s. Colored Gentleman 4532; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, Iowa. 2047. Dam: Musique 34121; PRO- DUCE: (i) Sigebert 33972; May 5, 1898; s. Narcisse 42440; Br. M. Desvaus, Nogent le Rotrou, France; (2) Pat- ache 40064; b. Feb. 5, 1902; s. Scipion 43667; br. M. Monthean, Orne, France; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 2048. Dam: Rosea 33534; PRODUCE: (i) Univers 2,zg77; b. May 27, 1900; s. Castelar 42638; Br. M. Perriot, Nogent le Rotrou, France; (2) Crack 40061; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 25. Stallion and four mares — Three jears old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $150 $125 $100 $75 $50 HC C 1897. Stallion: Prince of Pleasant Hill 20427; b. July, 1896; s. Colored Gentle- man 4531; d. Fedy C. 11952; MARES: (i) Fedy C. 11952; b. 1889; s. Colored Gentleman 4531; d. Mary 4562; (2) Pride of Pleasant Hill II 28235; b. July 2, 1897; s. Colored Gentleman 4531; d. Fedy C. 11952; (3) Iowa Queen Second 40560; b. April 22, 1898; s. Col- ored Gentleman 4531; d. Marie 4562; (4) Paul's Model 29378; b. July 27, 1901; s. Paul 19422; d. Queen Lasall 18282; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, Iowa. SECTION 26. Stallion and four mares — Under three years. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $125 $100 $75 $50 $40 HC C 1965. Stallion: Black King 40557 ;b. July 26* 1893; s. Prince of Pleasant Hill II 20427; d. Pride of Pleasant Hill II 23837; MARES (i) Quality Queen 29393; b. Oct. 24, 1901; s. Paul 19422; d. Queen of Quality 18283; (2) Stylish Pride 40565; b. July 15, 1903; s. Paul 19422; d. Best Pride 40566; (3) Best Quality 40561; b. Sept. 12, 1903; s. Colored Gentleman 4531; d. Etelva 81 10-13402; (4) Pride's Lady 41276; b. June 2, 1904; s. Paul 19422; d. Pride of Pleasant ITill II 28235; Br. and Ex. E. F. Klein- meyer, Wilton Junction, Iowa. - 65 — 1939' Stallion: Jubilee 33111; b. June 10, 1902; s. Kellerman 10715-20594; d. Calecia 10193; Br. L. D. Young, Bloomington, 111.; MARES: (i) Mina 31721; b. April 21, 1902; s. Romeo 12725; d. Evelena G. 20908; Br. Wm. Hurt & Son, Arrowsmith, 111.; (2) Lena 40417; b. July 8, 1902; s. Romeo 12725; d. Bouquet P. 10286; Br. Wm. Hurt & Son, Arrowsmith, III.; (3) Ada 40465; b. May 28, 1903; s. Dublin 24680-44533; d. Alma 30509 (4) Fairy 40467; b. May 2, 1903; s. Dublin 24680- 44533; (1- Florence 22934; Br and Ex. Henry Avery & Son, Wakefield, Kans. SECTION 27. Stallion and four inares — All two years old or over, bred bv exhibitor. $300. 1897. Stallion: Prince of Pleasant Hill 20427; b. July, 1896; s. Colored Gentle- man 4531; d. Fedy C. 11952; MARES:" (i) Fedy C. 11952; b. 1889; s. Colored Gentleman 4531; d. Mary 4562; (2) Pride of Pleasant Hill' II 28235; b. July 2, 1897; s. Colored Gentleman 4531; d. Fedv C. 11952; (3) Iowa Queen Second 40560; b. April 22, 1898; s. Col- ored Gentleman 4531; d. Etelva 8110- 13402; (4) Quality Queen 29393; b. Oct. 24, 1901; s. Paul 19422; d. Queen of Quality 18283; Br. and Ex. E. F. Klein- meyer, Wilton Junction, Iowa. Class II— French Draft SECTION 1. Stallion — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th .oth 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 2134. Absalom 12743; b. May 24, 1900; s, Kelerman 9440; d. Dorette 12741; Br. S. F. Stubblefield, Shirley, 111.; Ex. Dan Augustine, Carlock, 111. 2135. American Boy 9088; gray; b. May 11,1896; s. Coco 3185; d. Zula 9086; Br. H. N. Talbert, Oncargo, 111.; Ex. J. Crouch & Son, LaFayette, Ind. 2136. Vermouth 12721; b. Sept. 15, 1897; s. Vermouth 8181; d. Casis 6383; Br. A. M. Hodgson, Forrest , 111.; Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. 2137. Bayus 12711; b. June 20, 191; s. Africain 48278; d. Lisette 49950; Br. M. Joigneau, Orne, France; Ex. John R. McLaughlin, Columbus, Ohio. 2138. Beranger 12715; b. April 19, 1901; s. Valdemar 909; d. Margot 934; Br. M. Ricard, France; Ex. T. D. McLauglin, St. Paul, I^Iinn. 2139. Xenophon 12713; b. April 15, 1808; s. Tripolin 22911; d. Actrice 37196; Br. M. Candier, Eure-et-Loir, France; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Won First Missouri Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 2140. Vaillant 12714; b. May 15, 1899; s. Cesar 885; d. Sultane 906; Br. M. Ric- ard, France; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Won Second iNIissouri Prize, World's Fair, 1904. J6141. Unias 12028; b. May 27, 1900; s. Jules 37987; d. Biche 7910; Br. M. Loi- son. La Rouge, France; Ex. John R. McLaughlin, Columbus, Ohio. 2142. Botto 11890 (6013); Ex. Bobert Burgess & Son, Wenona, 111. 2143. Athea 12345 (S^S); Ex. Robert Burgess & Son, Wenona, 111. SECTION 2. Stallion — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 2151. Paul 12724; b. April 2, 1901; s. Ros- coe 10126; d. Bonadee 12336; Br. A. M. ' Hodgson. Forrest, 111.; Ex. Ed Hodg- j son, EI Paso, 111. 2152. Powerful 11488; b. 1901; s. Pow- I erful 1448; d. Queen 11487; Br. John j Slater, Secour, 111.; Ex. Ed. Hodgson, t El Paso, 111. i 2153. Tafia 12708; b. April 2, 1901; s. Amilcar 19979; d- Bijou 48220; Br. M. I Louis Poirier, Monce, France; Ex. i William McLaughlin, Kansas City, | Mo. I Won Second Missouri Prize, World's • Fair, 1904. 2154. Bostack 12769; b. April 24, 1901; s. Vigoureux 913; d. Sultane 906; Br. j Madame Vve. Ricard, Calvadoes, ! France; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kan- sas City, Mo. Won Second Prize, also Missouri First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 2155. Atilla 12346 (421) ; Ex. Robert Burgess & Son. Wenona, III. 2156. Royal 35098 (53116) Ex. Robert. Burgess & Son, Wenona, 111. SECTION 3. Stallion — Two years and under three. ' 1st 2d 3d 4 th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $;^0 lie C 2164. Mikado 12696; b. March 5, 1902; s. Frank 9441: d. Maintenon II 9379= Br. and Ex. Robert Burgess & Son. Wenona, 111. 2165. Kaiser 12735; b. March 14. 1902; s. Frank 9441 ; d. Wenona Primrose 9637; Br. and Ex. Robert Burgess. & Son, Wenona, 111. - 66 66. Noble 12730; b. May 24, 1902; s. Vermouth 12721; d. Veda 7098; Br. and Ex. Ed Hodgson, El Paso, 111. 67. Devoe 12729; b. March 7, 1902; s. Vermouth 12721; d. Katherine 8061; Br. and Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. 68. Voltigeur 12706; b. April 20, 1903; s. Amilcar (19979); d. Gauloise (35789); Br. M. Leroux, Sarthe, France; Ex. John R. McLaughlin, Columbus, Ohio. on First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 69. Bruneau (54870) 12710; b. April 15, 1902; s. Fertois 42511; d. Rosette 49375; Br. M. Barbet, Orne, France; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. 70. Cambremer 12770 (989); b. April 12, 1902; s. Porthos 911; d. Couquette 885; Br. Madame Vve. Ricard, Cal- vados, France; Ex. William McLaugh- lin, Kansas City, Mo. 'on First Missouri Prize, World's iir, 1904. SECTION 4. Stallion — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th P76 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 79. Czar 12695; b. March 8, 1903; s. Vanquovant 10903 (3409) d. Maintenon II 9379; Br. and Ex. Robert Burgess & vSon, Wenona, 111. 80. St. Paul 12745; b. April 10, 1903; s. Felix 12254; d. Roxanna 12722; Br. and Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. 81. Romeo 12406; b. April 28, 1903; s. Hector 12081; d. Josephine iiooo; Br. Wallace & Dillon, Assumption, 111.; Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. [82. Doods 12707 (59002) b. March 28, 1903: s. Telemaque 44762; d. Mireille 43851; Br. M. Trouillard, Orne, France, Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. /on First Prize and Championship, World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 5. Stallion — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 II C C 189. St. Peter 12746; b. May 30, 1904; s. Felix 12254; d. Roxanna 12722; Br. and Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. 190. Roland 12757; b. June 3, 1904; s. Absalom 12743; d. Buzette 12727; Br. and Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. SECTION 6. Mare — Four years old or over. l8t 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th mo $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C ;97- Stella 9149; b. April, 1896; s. Earl- ville 8061; d. Helena 8060; Br. and Ex. . Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. 2198. Roxanna 12722; b. March 20, 1900; s. Roscoe 10126; d. Queen Esther 8603; Br. Z. & E. Flodgson, Forrest, 111.; Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. 2199. Castille 12035 (47121); bl.; b. April 25, 1896; s. Ossuna 40315; d. Ripaton 29346; Br. M. Chereau, Orne, France; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Awarded first prize at show of Societe Hippique Percheronne, 1903. SECTION 7. Mare — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 2208. Nellie 12074; b. March 29, 1901; s. Dandy 2044; d. Daisy 686 App.; Br. and Ex. Geo. Garlinghouse, Johns- town, Ohio. Shown in Ohio five times for grand sweepstakes, and won every time.' 2209. Bernice 12723; b. Sept. 26, 1900; s. Roscoe 10126; d. Capella 7441; Br. Z. & E. Hodgson, Forrest, 111.; Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. 2210. Buzetta 12727; b. March 11, 1901; s. Romeo 9774; d. Charetta 12726; Br. Wm. Hurt & Son, Arrowsmith, 111.; Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. SECTION 8. Mare — Two years and under three. Ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 2217. Lyda 12728; b. May 11, 1902; s. Vermouth 12721; d. Lyndall 8959; Br. and Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. 2218. Lenore 12725; b. March 27, 1902; s. Sansonnett II 9811; d. Nymphe 6387; Br. Z. Hodgson, Forrest, 111.; Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. SECTION 9. Mare — One year and under two. j 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7ih ! $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C ' 2225. Liberty 12731; b. May 4, 1903; s. Felix 12254; d. Florence 12281; Br. Z. Hodgson, Forrest, 111.; Ex. Ed. Hodg- son, El Paso, 111. 2226. Lady Gray 12740; b. Sept. 28, 1902; Roscoe 10126; d. Oasis 6388; Br. Z. Hodgson, Forrest, 111.; Ex. Ed. Hodg- son, El Paso, 111. 67 SECTION 10. [ Mare — Under one year. j 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th I $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C ; 2235. Lota 12747; b. April 15, 1904; s. Vermouth 12721; d. Veda 7098; Br. and Ex. Ed. Hodgson, EI Paso, IIP. SECTION 23. Four animals of either sex, an j age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 4d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $55 $45 $30 HC C 2136. Sire: Vermouth 12721; b. Sept. 15, 1897; s. Vermouth 8181; d. Oasis 6388; Br. A. M. Hodgson, Forrest, 111.; GET (r) Right Sort 12742; b. Oct. 17, 1901; d. Suzanne 5934; (2) Devoe 12729; b. March 7, 1902; d. Katharine 8061; (3) Noble 12730; b. May 24, 1902; d. Veda 7098; (4) Lyda 12728; b. May II, 1902; d. Lyndall 8959; Br. and Ex. Ed. Hodgson, EI Paso, 111. 2241. Sire: Jules 37987; s. Villers 8081; d. Chaton 29426; GET (i) Unias 12028; b. May 27, 1900; d. Biche 7910; Br. M. Loison, La Rouge, France; (2) Julot 12026; b. June ID, 1900; d. Frosine 31314; Br. M. Esnault, La Ferte, Bernard, France; (3) Pantin 12027; b. March 29, 1900; d. Ribaude 13710; Br. M. Chartier, Avez, France; (4) Ceton 12025; b. March i, 1900; d. Mouvette 16822; Br. M. Voison, Ceton, France; Ex. John R. McLaughlin, Columbus, Ohio. 2042. Sire: Amilcar 19979; s. Snlt« 4713; d. Castille 6212; GET: (i) Char- lot 12705; b. April 27, 1901; d. Charm- ante 49598; Br. M. Charriere, Nouans, France; (2) Tafia 12708; b. April 2, 1901; d. Bijou 48220; Br. M. Louis Poirier, Monce, France; (3) Mousque- taire 12709; b. Apr. i, 1901; d. Charm- ante 49252; Br. M. Lenoir, St. Vincent, France; (4) Eclair 12773; b. Apr. 17, 1901; d. Alza 36739; Br. M. Pave, Mont- bizot, France; Ex. William McLaugh- lin, Kansas City, Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 24. Two animals of either sex, any age, produce of one mare. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $76 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 2198. Dam: Roxana 12722; b. March 20, 1900; s. Roscoe 10126; d. Queen Esther 8603; Br. Z. Hodgson, Forrest, 111.; PRODUCE: (i) St. Paul 12745; b. April 10, 1903; s. Felix 12254; (2) St. Peter 12746; b. May 30, 1904; s. Felix 12254; Br. and Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. 2248. Dam: Sultane 906; bl.; s. Mys- tere 855; d. Chimere 674; PRODUCE:' (i) Vaillant 937-12714; br.; b. May 15,' 1899; s. Cesar 885; Br. M. Ricard,; France; (2) Bostock 988- 1 2769 ; bay-br b.i April 24, 1901; s. Vigoureux 913; Br.' Madame Vve. Ricard, Calvados, France,' Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. ' SECTION 25. ' Stallion and four Mares — Three 3ears old oi. over. I 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6lh 7th j $150 $125 $100 $75 $50 HC C ! 2136. Stallion: Vermouth 12721; b.! Sept. 15, 1897; s. Vermouth 8181; d.l Oasis 6388; Br. A. M. Hodgson, For- rest, III.; MARE: (i) Roxanna I2722;i b. March 20, 1900; s. Roscoe 10126; d. Queen Esther 8603; Br Z. Hodgson, Forrest, III.; (2) Buzetta 12727; b. March 11, 1901; s. Romec 9774; d. Charetta 12726; Br. Wm. Hurl & Son, Arrowsmith, 111.; (3) Bernic( 12722; b. Sept. 26, 1900; s. Rosco( 10126; d. Capella 7441; Br. Z. Hodg son, Forrest, III.; (4) Stella 9149; b April, 1896; s. Earlville 8061; d. Helena 8060; Br. and Ex. Ed. Hodgson, E Paso, III. ; SECTION 26. Stallion and four Mares— Under three years 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th ■7th $125 $100 $75 $50 $40 HC C 2166. Stallion: Noble 12730; b. May 24 1902; s. Vermouth 12721 : d. Veda 7098 ; MARE: (i) Lyda 12728; b. May li i 1902; s. Vermouth 12721; d. Lyndal 8959; (2) Lenore 12725; b. March 27 1 1902; s. Sansonnett II 981 1; d. Nymph' 6387; Br. Z. Hodgson, Forrest, 111. I (3) Liberty 12731; b. May 4, 1903; s I Felix 12254; d. Florence 12281; Br. Z Hodgson, Forrest, 111.; (4) Lady Gra; 12740; b. Sept. 28, 1902; s. Rosco 10126; d. Oasis 6388; Br. Z. Hodgson ' Forrest, 111.; Ex. Ed. Hodgson, E i Paso, 111. ! SECTION 27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old o over, bred by exhibitor. 1 $300. 2166. Stallion: Noble 12730; b. May 21 1902; s. Vermouth 12721; d. Veda 7098 MARE: (i) Lyda 12728; b. May n 1902; s. Vermouth 12721; d. Lynda 8959; (2) Stella 9149; b. April, 1896; : Earlville 8061; d Helena 8060; (3) Rox anna 12722; b. March 20, 1900; s. Roj coe 10126; d. Queen Esther 8603; Bi Z. & E. Hodgson, Forrest, 111.; (4 Bernice 12723; b. Sept. 26, 1900; _• Roscoe 10126; d. Capella 7441; Br. 2 & E. Hodgson, Forrest, 111.; Ex. E( Hodgson, El Paso, 111. - 68 - Class 12— Clydesdale. SECTION 1. Stallion — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th 1100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C !94. Matchless Mae Gregor 9912; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. S95. Gov. Tillman's Match 9432; b. April II, 1899; s. Gov. Tillman 8461; d. Match of Whitfield 5019; Br. Rob- ert Hollowaj'-, Alexis, 111.; Ex. McLay Bros., Janesville, Wis. 296. Baron Primrose 3979; b. May 20, 1899; s. Mae Eachran 3501; d. Mont- rose Primula 4973; Br. J. D. Fletcher, Rosenbaugh, Canada; Ex. Graham Bros., Claremont, Canada. 297. Royal Baron 4722; b. July 20, 1899; s. Baron's Pride 9122; d. Golden Queen 12071; Br. Geo. Bean, Montrose, Scot- land; Ex. Graham Bros., Claremont, Canada. 298. Gen. Powett 9078; b. Sept. 15, 1896; s: Prince of the North 3478; d. Julia Mannering 2212; Br. B. F. Pickerell, Lanesville, 111.; Ex. Ed Hodgson, El Paso, 111. SECTION 2. Stallion — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 306. Netherton 10486 ; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5307. Prince Dauntless 10432; b. May 2, ^1901; s. His Excellency 8692; d. Star- ' light 4842; Br. and Ex. McLay Bros., Janesville, Wis. , 2308. Merry Tom 10496; b. May 13, 1901; s. Sturdy Cairnbrogie 8702; d. Match of Whitefield 5019; Br. John Sparrowhawk, Wakefield, Kansas; Ex. McLay Bros., Janesville, Wis. 2309. Baron Shirling 4723; b. May 8, 1901; s. Baron's Pride 9122; d. Queen of Beauty 14850; Br. W. Shirling, Bal- I harty, Scotland; Ex. Graham Bros., Claremont, Canada. 2310. Glen Garry 10396; b. May 20, 1901; s. Golden Sovereign 9327; d. Elmwood ! Kenneal II 9627; Br. H. E. Gardner, Springfield, 111.; Ex. T. L. Wibray, Tre- , mont. 111. »3ii- Prince Andrew 10466; b. April 4, 1901; s. Black Prince 5576; d. Mag- gie Andrews 7898; Br. and Ex. T. L. I' Wibray, Tremont, 111. SECTION 3. Stallion — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 2319. Baron Finlay 10709; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 2320. Merry Mac 10793; b. May 19, 1902; s. His Excellency 8692; d. Lady Mc- Gregor 5016; Br. and Ex. McLay Bros., Janesville, Wis. 2321. Ben Lomond 10794; b. Aug. 30, 1902; s. His Excellency 8692; d. Maple Leaf 5928; Br. and Ex. McLay Bros., Janesville, Wis. 2322. Fairy King 4724; b. April 29, 1902; s. Baron's Pride 9122; d. Fortune 519IJ Br. A. Montgomery, Netherall, Scot- land; Ex. Graham Bros., Claremont, Canada. 2323. Yester 4277; b. April 10, 1901; s. Baron's Pride 9122; d. Kate of Bornbie 13220; Br. W. Nicholson, Bornbie, Scotland; Ex. Graham Bros., Clare- mont, Canada. 2324. Prince Henry 10645; b- May 11, 1902; s. Lynedoch Chief 5642; d. Lady McCedric 8946; Br. and Ex. H. V. Biedenfield, Granville, 111. 2325. Grover 11506; b. Sept. 22, 1901; s. Star of Glory 6412; d. Bell MacGregor 9792; Br. Abner Strann, Chicago, 111.; Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. 2326. Osco Robert 11 116; b. May 5, 1902; s. Hard Times 11115: d- Lady Byron 5854; Br. and Ex. A. G. Soderberg, Osco, III. 2327. Shennedoah 10765; b. April 23, 1902; s. Heir Albion 9693; d. Lou Reed 2nd; Br. H. E. Gardner, Springfield, 111.; Ex. T. L. Wibray, Tremont, 111. I SECTION 4. Stallion— One year and under two. i 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 2335. Donald Carr; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 2336. Prince Loyal 11119; s. His Excel- lency 8692; d. Barmaid 7366; Br. and Ex. McLay Bros., Janesville, Wis. 2337. Baron Bertram 4725; b. May 14. 1903; s. Baron's Pride 9122; d. Elsa of Chapelton 14623; Br. Wm. Hood, Chapelton, Scotland; Ex. Graham Bros. Claremont, Canada. - 69 2338. Osco liandsome 11534; b. June 20, 1903; s. Hard Times 11115; d. Chief's Gorey 11532; Br. and Ex. A. G. Sod- erberg, Osco, III. 2339- Prince Desirable Jr. 11399; b. June 2, 1903; s. Prince Desirable 5597; d. Queen of Harem 8348; Br. and Ex. T. L. Wibray, Tremont, 111. , SECTION 5. Stallion — Under one jear. 1st 2d 3d 4th 6th Gth 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 2347. Matchless Campsie; Ex. C. E. Clark, St. Cloud, Minn. 2348. Arngibbon 11518; b. May 25, 1904; s. Prince Dauntless 10432; d. Princess Handsome 9758; Br. and Ex. McLay Bros., Janesville, Wis. 2349. Baronet 11517; b. April 10, 1904; s. Prince Elegant 9448: d. Wayside Mag- gie 9835; Br. and Ex. McLay Bros., Janesville, Wis. 2350. All Hair; s. Hard Times 11115; d. Chief's Gorey 11532; Br. and Ex. A. G. Soderberg, Osco, 111. 2351. Prince of Ashwood 11516; b. March 25, 1904; s. Black Prince 5576; d. Trix 8403; Br. and Ex. T. L. Wibray, Tremont, 111. 2352. Prince Patrick 115x5; b. March 11, 1904; s. Black Prince 5576; d. Mary E. 9775; Br. and Ex. T. L. Wibray, Tre- mont, 111. SECTION 6. Mare — Four 3 ears old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th fith 7th $100 $75 $50 $10 $30 HC C 2360. Mip Finlay 9701; Ex. C. E, Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 2361. Princess Cherry 7572; Ex. C. E. Clarke, .St. Cloud, Minn. 2362. Princess Handsome, 9758; b. June 15, 1900; s. Handsome Prince 5581; d. Goldleaf 8312: Br. and Ex. McLay Bros., Janesville, Wis. 2363. Princess Goodwin 9849; b. May 4, 1900; s. Handsome Prince 5581; d. Starlight 4842; Br. and Ex. McLay Bros., Janesville, Wis. 2364. Osco Queen 10649; b. May 11, 1895; s. Scottish Chief 6438; d. Nancy Fill 3808; Br. and Ex. A. G. Soderberg, Osco, 111. 2365. Osco Gorey 10648; b. July 7, 1897; S.Scottish Chief 6438: d. Lady Byron 5854; Br. and Ex. A. G. Soderberg, Osco, 111. 2366. Bell MacGregor 9792; b. July 16, 1893; s. MacGregor Yet 5167; d. Bell 4761; Br. Ahner Strann, Chicago, 111.; Ex. Ed. Hodgson. El Paso. III. 2367. Honolulu Queen 9391; b. April 27 1899; s. McLennan 4809; d. Inghurs Belle 4013; Br. H. E. Gardner, Spring field. 111.; Ex. T. L. Wibray, TremonI 111. 2368. Lady Desirable 9449; b. May ic 1897; s. Prince Desirable 5597; d Jeanne Ferguson 7057; Br. and Ex. T L. Wibray, Tremont, 111. SECTION 7. Mare — Three years and under four. j 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th Gth 7th i $1110 $75 $.50 $<0 $30 HC C j 2376. Lady Elegant 10422; b. June 3 1901; s. His Excellency 8692; c| Princess Judith 9634; Br. and Ex. Mel Lay Bros., Janesville, Wis. I 2377. Helen Nichols 10428; b. June ;! 1901; s. His Excellency 8692; d. Lad;! Logan 8310; Br. and Ex. McLay Bros Janesville, Wis. 2378 Queen of Roxburgh 4790; b. June 4 1901; s. Prince of Roxburgh 3529; d Mary of Barlae; Br. J. N. Smith, Bar lae, Scotland ; Ex. Graham Bros., Clare mont, Canada. 2379. Osco Maid 11 533; b. June 22, 1901 s. Advance 2856; d. Chief's Gorey; Bi and Ex. A. G. Soderberg, Osco, 111. 2380. Omega 10417; b. March 10, 1901 s. Netherfield 4814; d. Millie 5642; Bi H. V. Biedenfeld, Granville, 111.; Ex T. L. Wibray, Tremont, 111. SECTION 8. Mare — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th Gth 7th $10n $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 2388. Queen Lillie 10654; Ex. C. E Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 2389 Mistress Geddie 10707; Ex. C. E Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 2390. Veronica 6080; b. May, 1902; £ Woodend Gartly 10663: d. Jean Mac Pherson, 13916; Br. J. McCartney Dundrennan, Scotland; Ex. Grahan Bros., Claremont, Canada. 2391. Alice Roosevelt 10646; b. May 24! 1902; s. Lydendoch Chief 5642; ^ Sturdy's Match 8949; Br. and Ex. T L. Wibray, Tremont, 111. 2392. Pet's Jewel 10883; b. May 2, 1902 s. Orbiston 9567: d. Pet by Blacl Prince 5576; Br. and Ex. T. L. Wibray Tremont, 111. 2393. Osco Princess 11114; b. March 7 1902; s. Hard Times 11115: (' 9^*L' Goreg 10648; Br. and Ex. A. G. Sod crberg, Osco, 111. - 70 SECTION 9. Mare — One year and under two 1st 2d 3d 4th 6th 6th 7th $75 $50 $10 $30 $25 HC C 2401. Primrose Jean 11420; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 2402. Miss Matchless. 11409; Ex. C. E. Clarke. St. Cloud, Minn. 2403. May Summers 11403; b. May 11, 1903, s. Prince Punctual 9644; d. Moonlight 5004; Br. and Ex. McLay Bros., Janesville, Wis. 2404. Lady Lynedoch 11 112; b. May 24, 1903; s. Lynedoch Chief 5642; d. Lady McCedric 8946; Br. and Ex. H. V. Biedeufeld, Granville, 111. 2405. Miss Burgomaster 11400; b. June 16, 1903; s. The Burgomaster 9774; d. Elmwood Keneal II 9627; Br. and Ex. T. L. Wibray, Tremont, 111. 2406. Osco Kerney; b. June 2, 1903; s. Hard Times 11 11; d. Lady Byron 5854; Br. and Ex. A. G. Soderberg, Osco, 111. Mr. A. G. Soderberg is one of the most careful breeders for quality ; good bone and good wide feet, combining perfect action with grace of figure. 2407. Osco Sweetness 11 117; b. June 2, 1903; s. Hard Times 11115: d. Osco Goreg 10648; Br. and Ex. A. G. Sod- erberg, Osco, 111. SECTION 10. Mare — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 2415. Queen Ethel; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 2416. Imogene 11519; s. Prince Daunt- less 10432; d. Barmaid 7366; Br. and Ex. jVIcLay Bros.. Janesville. Wis. 2417. Bessie 11507; b. April 13, 1904; s. Star of Glory; d. Bell Macgret 9792; Br. Abner Strann, Chicago, 111.;. Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. 2418. Queen of Ashwood 11514; b. March 15, 1904; s. Black Prince 5576; d. Jeanne Ferguson 7057; Br. and Ex. T. L. Wibray, Tremont, 111. 2419. Osco Bloss; Ex. A. G. Soder- berg, Osco, 111. SECTION 23. Four animals of either sex — Any age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $7.-) $55 $45 $30 HC C 2284. Sire: Matchless MacGregor 9902; GET: (i) Matchless Cherry: (2) Matchless Campsie; (3) Matchless Finlay; (4) Queen Ethel; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 2427. Sire: His Excellency 8692; s. Minnie Tarbreoch 2986; d. McGregor 5016; GET: (i) Prince Dauntless 10432; b. May 2, 1901; d. Starlight 4842; (2) Lady Elegant 10422; b. June 3. 1901; d. Princess Judith 9634; (3) Mer- ry Mac 10793; b. May 19, 1902; d. Lady McGregor 5016; (4) His Royal Pligh- ness 10798; b. June 16, 1902: d. Dorothy 7788; Br. and Ex. McLay Bros., Janes- ville, Wis. 2428. Sire: Baron's Pride 9122; s. Sir Everard 5353; d. Forest Queen 12071; GET: (i) Baron Shirling 4723; b. May 8, 1901; d. Queen of Beauty 14850; Br. W. Shirling, Balhearty, Scotland; (2) Royal Baron 4722; b. July 20, 1899; d. Golden Queen 12071; Br. Geo. Bean, Montrose, Scotland; (3) Baron Ber- tram 4725; b. May 14. 1903; d. Elsa of Chapelton 14623; Br. Wm. Hood, Chapelton, Scotland; (4) Fairy King 4724; b. April 29, 1902: d. Fortune 15191; Br. A. Montgomery. Nether- hall, Scotland; Ex. Graham Bros., Claremont, Canada. 2429. Sire: Black Prince 5576; s. Ced- rie 1087; d. Black Darling 674; GET: (i) Prince Patrick 11515; b. March 17, 1904; d. Mary E. 9775; (2) Prince of Ashwood 11516; b. March 25, 1904; d. Trix 8403; (3) Duchess of Ashwood 10884; b. May 4, 1902; d. Jeanne Fer- guson 7057; (4) Queen of Ashwood 11514; b. March 15, 1904; d. Jeanne ■I Ferguson 7057; Br. and Ex. T. L. Wi- bray, Tremont, 111. 2430. Sire: Hard Times 11115; s. Ad- vance 2856; d. Osco Queen 10649; GET (i) Osco Robert 11116; b. May 5, 1902; d. Lady Byron; (2) Osco Princess 11114: b. March 7, 1902; d. Osco Goreg 10648; (3) Osco Kerney 1 1209; b. June 2, T903; d. Lady Byron 5854; (4) Osco Sweetness ii'ii7, b. June 18, 1903; d. Osco Gorey 10648; Br. and Ex. A. G. Soderberg, Osco, 111. SECTION 24. Two animals of either sex — Any age, pro- duce of one mare. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 2437. Dam: Lady McCedric 8946; s. Cedric 929: d. Lady McGregor 5016; PRODUCE: (i) Prince Henry 10645; b. May 11, 1902; s. Lynedoch Chief 5642; (2) Lady Lynedoch 11112: b. May 24, 1962; s. Lynedoch Chief 5642; Br. and Ex. H. V. Biedenfeld, Granville, 111. 2438. Dam: Elmwood Kenneal II 9627; s. Elmwood Kinneath 7998: d. Elmwood Kenneal 7999: PRODUCE: (i) Glen Garry T0396: b. May 20, T901 : ?. Golden. 71 Sovereign 9327; Br. H. E. Gardner, Springfield, 111.; (2) Miss Burgomaster 11400; b. June 16, 1903; s. The Burgo- j master 9774; Br. and Ex. T. L. Wibray, Tremont, 111. 2439. Dam: Jeanne Ferguson 7057; s. Loggie the Laird 2340; d. Josie 6976; PRODUCE: (i) Lady De&irable 9449; b. May 15, 1897; s. Prince Desirable 5597; (2) Princess of Ashwood 945°; b. March 25, 1904; s. Prince Desirable 5597; Br. and Ex. T. L. Wibray, Tre- mont, 111. 2440. Dam: Lady Byron 5854; s. Souter of Selkirk 2224; d. Kate Kenney II 2651; PRODUCE: (i) Osco Gorey 10648; b. July 7, 1897; s. Scottish Chief 6438; (2) Osco Robert 11116; b. May 5, 1902; s. Hard Times 11115; Br. and Ex. A. G. Soderberg, Osco, 111. 2365. Dam: Osco Gorey 10648; b. July 7, 1897; s. Scottish Chief 6438; d. Lady Byron 5854; PRODUCE: (i) Osco Princess 11 114; b. March 7, 1902; s. Hard Times 11115; (2) Osco Sweet- ness 11117; b. June 18, 1903; s. Hard Times 11 115; Br. and Ex. A. G. Soder- berg, Osco, 111. 2441. Dam: Lilly MacGregor 9912; PRODUCE: (i) Matchless MacGreg- or 9912; (2) Queen Lillie 10654; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 2442. Dam: Jean Campsie 9270; PRO- DUCE (i) Mistress Geddie 10707; (2) Princess Jean 11420; Ex. C E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. * 2443. Dam: Starlight 4842; s. Pride of Glasgow 239; d. Lady's Maid 2269; PRODUCE: (i) Princess Goodwin 9849; b. May 4, 1900; s, Handsome Prince 5581; (2) Prince Dauntless 10432; b. May 2, 1901; s. His Excel- lency 8692; Br. and Ex. McLay Bros., Janesville, Wis. 2444. Dam: Barmaid 7366; s. Barney 5002; d. Moonlight 5004; PRODUCE: (1) Prince Loyal 11119; b. May 3, 1903; s. His Excellency 8692; (2) Imogene 11519; b. May 5, 1904; s. Prince Daunt- less 10432; Br. and Ex. McLay Bros., Janesville, Wis. 2366. Dam: Bell MacGregor 9792; b. July 16, 1893: s. MacGregor Yet 5192; d. Bell 4761; PRODUCE: (i) Grover 11506; b. Sept. 22, 1901; s. Star of Glory 6412; Br. Abncr Strann, Chicago, III.; (2) Bessie 11507; b. April 13, 1904: s- Star of Glory 6412; Br. Abner Strann. Chicago, 111.; Ex. Ed. Hodgson. El Paso, 111. SECTIO.N 25. Stallion and four marcs — Three jears old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $150 $125 $100 $75 $50 HC C 2306. Stallion: Netherton 10486; MARE: (i) Jean Campsie 9270; (2) Princess Cherry 7572; (3) Ethel MacGregor 6948; (4) Mip Finlay 9701; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 2310. Stallion: Glen Garry 10396; b. May 20, 1901; s. Golden Sovereign 9327; d. Elmwood Kenneal II 9627; Br. H. E. Gardner, Springfield, 111. 2396. Stallion: Netherton 19486; MARE: (i) Omega 10417; b. March 10, 1901; s. Netherfield 4814; d. Millie 5642; (2) s. Netherfield 4814; d. Millie 5642; Br. H. V. Biedenfeld, Granville, 111; (2) Lady Desirable 9449; s. Prince Desir- able 5597; d. Jeanne Ferguson 7057; (3) Honolulu Queen 9391; b. April 27, 1899; s. McLennan 4809; d. Inghurst Belle 4013; Br. H. E. Gardner, Springfield, 111.; (4) Trix 8403; b. June 5, 1895; s. Prince of the North 3478; d. Cecelia 4479; Br. B. F. Pickerell, Lanesville, 111.; Ex. T. L. Wibray, Tremont, 111. 2307. Stallion: Prince Dauntless 10423; b. May 2, 1901; s. His Excellency 8692; d. Starlight 4842; MARE: (i) Princess Goodwin 9849; b. May 4, 1900; s. Handsome Prince 5581; d. Starlight 4842; (2) Wayside Maggie 9835; b. March 23, 1900; s. MacAra 5586; d. Majorie 61 15; Br. August Post, Monl- ton, -la.; (3) Lady Elegant 10422: b. June 3, 1901; s. His Excellency 8692; d. j Princess Judith 9643; (4) Princess : Handsome 9758; s. Handsome Prince 5581; d. Goldleaf 8312; Br. and Ex. Mc- Lay Bros., Janesville, Wis. SECTION 26. Stallion and four mares — Under three years. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $125 $100 $75 $50 $40 HC C 2319. Stallion: Baron Finlay 10709; MARE: (i) Queen Lillie 10654; (2) Mistress Geddie 10707; (3) Princess Jean 11420; (4) Queen Ethel; Ex. C. E. Clarke St. Cloud, Minn. 2327. Stallion: Skennedoah 10765; b. April 23, 1902: s. Keir Albion 0603; d. Lou Reed II 8734: Br. H. E. Gardner, Springfield, 111.; MARE: Alice Roose- velt 10646; b. May 24, 1902; s. Lyne- doch Chief 5642; d. Sturdy's Match 8949; (2) Pet's Jewel 10883; b. May 2, T002: s. Orbiston 7089-9567; d. Pet by Black Prince 5576; (3) Juno 10644; b. June 9, 1902: s. Palmerston 0728: d. Jessie Lass 7861; Br. H. V. Biedenfeld, 72 Granville, 111., (4) Duchess of Ash- wood 10884; b. May 4, 1902; s. Black Prince 5576; d. Jeanne Ferguson 7057; Br. and Ex. T. L. Wibray, Tremont, 111. (26. Stallion: Oscp Robert 11116; b. May 5, 1902; s. Hard Times 11115; d. Lady Byron 5954; MARE: (i) Osco Queen 10649; b. May 11, 1895; s. Scot- tish Chief 6438; d. Nancy Fill 3808; (2) Osco Kernejr 11209; b. June 2, 1903; s. Hard Times 11115; d. Lady Byron 5854; (3) Osco Sweetness 11117; b. June 18, 1903; s. Hard Times 11115; d. Osco Gorey 10648; (4) Osco Bloss; s. Hard Times 11115; d. Osco Gorey 10648; Br. and Ex. A. G. Soderberg, Osco, III. SECTION 27. allion and four Mares — All two years old or over, bred by exhibitor. $300. ;o6. Stallion: Netherton 10486; MARE: (i) Ethel MacGregor 6948; (2) Jean Campsie 9270; (3) Queen Lillie 10654; 4) Mistress Geddie 10707; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. |ii. Stallion: Prince Andrew 10466; b. April 4, 1901; s. Black Prince 5576; d. Maggie Andrews 7898; MARE: (i) Lady Desirable 9449; b. May 15, 1897; s. Prince Desirable 5597; d. Jeanne Ferguson 7057; (2) Prince of Ashwood 9450; b. April 20, 1899; s. Prince Desir- able 5597; d- Jeanne Ferguson 7057; (3) Pett's Jewel 10883; b. May 2, 1902; s. Orbiston (7089) 9567; d. Pet by Black Prince 5576; (4) Duchess of Ashwood 10884; b. May 4, 1902; s. Black Prince S576; d. Jeanne Fergu- son 7057; Br. and Ex. T. L. Wibray, Tremont, 111. [6s. Stallion: His Royal Highness 10798; b. June 16, 1902; s. His E.xcel- lency 8692; d. Dorothy 7788; MARE: (i) Princess Goodwin 9849; b. May 4, 1900; s. Handsome Prince 5581; d. Star- light 4842; (2) Lady Elegant 10422; b. June 3, 1901; s. His Excellency 8692; d. Princess Judith 9634; (3) Helen Nichols 10428; b. April 2, 1901; s. His Excellency 8692; d. Lady Logan 8310; (4) Princess Handsome 9758; b. June 15, 1900: s. Handsome Prince 5581; d. Goldleaf 8312: Br. and Ex. McLay Bros., Janesville, Wis. 2326. Stallion: Osco Robert 11 116; b. May 5. 1902; s. Hard Times 11115; d. Lady Byron 5854; MARE: (i) Osco Queen 10649; b. May 11, 1895: s. Scot- tish Chief 6438; d. Nancy Fill 3808; (2) Osco Gorey 10648; b. July 7, 1897; s. Scottish Chief 6438; d. Lady Byron 5854; (3) Chief's Gorey 11532; b. May 13. 1897; s. Scottish Chief 6438; d. Nancy Till 3808; (4) Osco Princess 11114; b. March 7, 1902; s. Hard Times 11115; d. Osco Gore}'- 10648: P.r. and Ex. A. G. Soderberg, Osco, 111. SECTION 30. Gelding — Four years old or over. ' 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 31. Gelding — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 2481. Sire: Scottish Chief 6438; s. Lady Stumford 3973; d. Ladv Byron 5854; GELDING: (i) Florinda; Ex. A. G. Soderberg, Osco, III. SECTION 32. Gelding — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 33. Mare — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $80 $25 $20 $15 HC C 2494. Sire: Prince Desirable 55975 s. Cedric 1087; d. Maid of Alton 1676; MARE: (i) June; Ex. T. L. Wibray, Tremont, 111. SECTION 34. Mare — Three years and under fcur. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 35. Mare — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C - 73 - Class 13— Shire. SECTION 1. Stallion — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 2513. Fledboro Minor 7356 b. 1896; s. Boscobel 15002; d. Lady York 20250; Br. John W. Simpson, Fledboro, New- ark, England; Ex. Robt. Burgess & Thos. Burgess, Wenona, 111. 2514. Lockinge Monarch 7551-18872; b. 1899; s. Prince William 3956; d. Princess 13204; Br. Lord Wantage, K. C. B. V. C. Lockinge Park, Want- age, England; Ex. Robt. Burgess & Thos. Burgess, Wenona, 111. 2515. Fulcrum 7355-11690; b. 1895; s. Nyn Hitchin Duke; d. Bute III Vol. 19, p. 45; Br. S. Westaby, Healaugh, Tadcaster, Yorks, England; Ex. Robt. Burgess & Son, Wenona, 111. 2516. Cottered Prince 7549-19516; b. 1899; s. Saxon Harold 15337; d. Crisp's Wild Rose 14466; Br. Rev. H. Izod Rogers, Cottered Rectory, Brenting- ford, England; Ex. Robt. Burgess & Son, Wenona, 111. 2517. Bury Banker 6688; b. 1898: s. Bury Blood Royal 15522; d. Bury Silver 9601; John Rowell, Bury, Hunts, Eng- land; Ex. Truman Bros., Bushnell, 111. 2518. Blaisdon Pluto 6163; b. 1894; s. Momus 11877; d. Wild Rose 17620; Br. Peter Stubbs, Blaisdon, Newnham, Glos., England; Ex. Truman Bros"., Bushnell, 111. 2519. The Nigger 7528;, b. 1900; s. Loosegate Ambition 16783; d. Flower 41951; Arthur Harpham, Whaplode, Spalding, England; Ex. Trumans' Pio- neer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111. 2520. Blaisdon Albert 6680; b. 1900; s. Blaisdon Conqueror 15989; d. Blaisdon Mettle 21319; Br. Peter Stubbs, Blais- don, Newnham, Glos, Eng. ; Ex. Tru- man's Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111. SECTION 2. Stallion — Three years and under four. Ut 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $76 $50 $40 $30 HC C 2527. Girton Cadet 7552 (20514) ; b. 1901 ; s. Marmion II 9885; d. Cade (17934); Br. Fred Crisp, Girton Stud Farm, Cambridge, Eng.; Ex. Robt. Burgess & Thos. Burgess, Wenona, 111. 2528. Childwall Chorister 7550 (20348) > b. 1901; s. Childwall Childe HaroK (17252); d. Canterbury Chimes 23259! Br. Walter Cunningham, Childwall! Liverpool, Eng.; Ex. Robert BurgesI & Son, Wenona, 111. ! 2529. Bramhope Brigadier 7547; b. igoii s. Calwich Blaze (14544); d. Barto; Careless (27439) ; Br. T. E. Hawksj worth. Barton Fields, Derby, Eng.; E>j Robt. Burgess & Son, Wenona, 111. j 2530. Orlando 6499; b. April, 1901; ;! Wenona Albert 3209; d. Crawford?, ville Belle 5244; Br. and Ex. L. Wj Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. j 2531. Rescue 7516; b. April 10, 1901; si Wenona Marquis 3978; d. Minier Belli 5335; Br. and Ex. F. M. Mountjov Atlanta, 111. 'i 2532. Moulton Temple 7529; b. 1901; il Ethelwulf (16667); d. Brisk (38317^1 Br. Walter Temple, Whaplode, S! Catherines, Spalding, Eng.; Ex. Tril man Bros., Bushnell, 111. , 2533. Heckington Hardware 7530; l! 1901; s. Sheffield Armour Plat (17616); d. Heckington Smiler (23888'; Br. Thos. P. Horn, Elm Grange, Ea; Heckington, England; Ex. Truma Bros., Bushnell, 111. 2534. Blaisdon Admiral 7109; b. 1901; ; Blaisdon Conqueror (159S9); d. Blai; don Mettle (21319); Br. Peter Stubb Blaisdon, Newnham, Glos, Eng.; E: Trumans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bus!, nell, 111. 2535. Eckington Dandy (21383) ; b. 190: s. Blaisdon Conqueror (15989); 'i Blaisdon Smart (22950); Br. Bertrai; Hutchinson, Eckington, Pershor; England; Ex. Trumans' Pioneer Stii Farm, Bushnell, 111. 2536. Temple Drayman 7258 (21958); 1 1901; s. Birling Prince (18522); ' D'Arcy Rose (19752); Br. W. Hillma; Keresley, Coventry, Eng.; Ex. Watso: Wood Bros. & Kelley Co., Lincoli Neb. 2537. Young Lothair 7524; b. June a 1901 : s. Wenona Marquis 3978; ' Florenda 4888; Br. John Cline, Athen Til.; Ex. A. G. Soderborg, Osco.JH. - 74 - SECTION 3. Stallion — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 2544. Cromwell of Worsley XI 7548; b. 1902; s. Insurgent (11668); d. Spof- forth Duchess (34809) ; Br. Earl of Ellesmere, Worsley Hall, Manchester, England; Ex. Robt. Burgess & Son, Wenona, 111. .2545. Hawthorne 6880; b. May 10, 1902; s. Wenona Albert 3209: d. Crawfords- ville Belle 5244; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 2546. Caliph 7520; b. Feb. 3, 1902; s. Wenona Albert 3209; d. Irene 7519; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfords- ville, Ind. 2547. Needham Stamp 701 1; b. 1902; s. Right Stamp V (14819); d. Needham Smart (29583); Br. Walter W. West, Needham Hall, Wisbeach, Eng. ; Ex. Truman Bros., Bushnell, 111. 2548. Horseshoe Marmion (21537) ; b. 1902; s. Southgate Marmion (15859); d. Horseshoe Bounce (36207); Br. Ernest W. Farrow, Spalding Lines, Eng.; Ex. Trumans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111. 2549. Umberslade Douglas (21988); b. 1902; s. Caldwich Bridegroom (16040); d. Barrow Anges (19249); Br. F. E. Muntz, Umberslade, Hockley Heath, Eng.; Ex. Trumans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111. 2550. Mahomet Joe 6916; b. May, 1902; s. Major Doon 5178: d. Mahomet Sil- ver 5004; Br. and Ex. George Warner, Mahomet, 111. 2551. Mahomet Ely 6915; b. July, 1902; s. Major Doon 5178; d. Mahomet Lit- tle Pearl 5044; Br. and Ex. George Warner, Mahomet, 111. SECTION 4. Stallion — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 2558. Tansor Willow (Vol. 26) 7546; b. 1903; s. Benefield Willow (17763); d. Flower Girl (38973) ; Br. Frank Stokes, Tansor, Oundle, Eng.; Ex. Robt. Burgess & Son, Wenona, 111. 2559. Carbon 5706; b. Nov. 14, 1902; s. D'Arcy Friar 6103 (17918); d. Lady Hellen 3538; Br. and Ex. Robt. Bur- gess & Son, Wenona, 111. 2560. Moharit 7522; b. Dec. 15, 1902; s. Buckskin 5110; d. Salome 7399; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 2561. Burgess Sr. 7523; b. Feb. 20, 1903; s. Wenona Albert 3209; d. Crawfords- ville Belle 5244; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 2562. St. Louis 7521; b. Feb. 10, 1903; s. Wenona Albert 3209; d. Irene 7519; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfords- ville, Ind. 2563. Marquis Stamp 7515; b. Oct. 13, 1902; s. Wenona Marquis 3978; d. New- ton Bird 4831; Br. and Ex. F. M. Mountjoy, Atlanta, 111. 2564. Wrydeslands Champion (Vol. 26) ; b. 1903; s. Wrydeslands Surprise 14064; d. Gothic Fashion (14859); Br. Thomas Gee, Wrydeslands, Thorne3% England; Ex. Trumans' Pioneer Stud Farm Bushnell, 111. 2565. Trumans Surprise 7342; b. May, 1903; s. Girton Surprise (18761); d. Enfield Fuschia (21754); Br. Fred Crisp, Gravel Hill, Cambridge, Eng.; Ex. Trumans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, Eng. 2566. Mahomet King 7272; b. April i, 1903; s. Jim Walton 5569; d. Mahomet Cinderella 4855; Br. and Ex. George Warner, Mahomet, 111. SECTION 5. Stallion — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 2573. The Critic; Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 2574. Mahomet Monarch 7535; b. April I, 1904; s. Mahomet Tom 5835; d. Ma- homet Cinderella 4855; Br. and Ex. George Warner, Mahomet, III. SECTION 6. Mare — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $10 $30 HC C 2581. Crawfordsville Belle 5244; b. May, 1897; s. Hawkstone 4121; d. Gladys 2255; Br. Burgess Bros., Wenona, 111.; Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 2582. Minier Belle 5335; b. June, 1897; s. Garnet Junior 4332; d. Dell 5334; Br. J. B. Ayers, Danvers, 111.; Ex. F. M. Mountjoy, Atlanta, III. 2583. Ringsend Lady 6695; b. 1898; s. Scropton Vicar (14275); d. Blazes Daughter 27603; Br. Thomas Wing, The Willows, March, Combs, England; Ex. Trumans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111. 2584. Ringsend Lass 6694; b. 1895; s. Scropton Vicar (14275); d. Blazes Daughter (27603); Br. Thomas Wing, The Willows, March, Combs, England; 75 Ex. Trumans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111. 2585. Mahomet 5833; b. March 18, 1899; s. Mahomet Hero 5491; d. Mahomet Silver 5004; Br. and Ex. George War- ner, Mahomet, 111. 2586. Mahomet Blaze 5338; b. March 10, 1898; s. Mahomet Hero 4591; d. Somer- sham Pearl 4155; Br. and Ex. George Warner, Mahomet, III. SECTION 7. Mare — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 2591. Lady Clare 7054; b. Feb. 14, 1901; s. Wenona Albert 3209; d. Queen Ti- tania 6981; Br. and Ex. L. W. Coch- ran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 2592. Gores Flower 6698; b. 1901; s. Gores Blythwood (1804S); d. Gores Star (28744); Br. J. E. Morton, Thorn- ey, Peterborough, Eng.; Ex. Trumans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111. 2593. Gores Bounce 6697; b. 1901; s. Stonewall (iS375); d. Brisk (19506); Br. J. E. Morton, Thorney, Peterbor- ough, Eng.; Ex. Trumans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111. 2594. Mahomet Bessie 6304; b. May 15, 1901; s. Champion 1626; d. Mahomet Little Pearl 5044; Br. and Ex. George Warner, Mahomet, 111. SECTION 8. Mare — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 2601. Louisiana 6983.; b. March 12, 1902; s. Wenona Albert 3209; d. Maud 6870; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfords- ville, Ind. 2602. Josephine 7517; b. Apr. 21, 1902; s. Wenona Marquis 3978; d. Minier Belle 5335; Br. and Ex. F. M. Mount- joy, Atlanta, 111. 2603. Osco Peach 7083; b. Feb. 7, 1902; s. Grand Turk 327; d. Osco Belle 6794; Br. and Ex. A. G. Soderborg, Osco, 111. 2604. Bushnell Gipsy 7013; b. 1902; s. The Ely Victor (10623); d. Creek Gipsy (31513); Br. W. E. Vauser, March, Combs, Eng.; Ex. Truinans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, III. 2605. Bushnell Lass 7012; b. 1902; s. The Ely Victor (10923); d. West Fen Brown (Vol. 25) (43757); Br. W. E. Vauser, March Combs, Eng.; Ex. Tru- mans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111. SECTION 9. Mare — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $40 $30 $25 HC O 2611. Majorie 7407; b. Feb. 28, 1903; s. Wenona Albert 3209; d. Maud 6870; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfords- ville, Ind. 2612. Queen II 7193; b. April 21, 1903; s. Robert 6388; d. Bell II 5633; Br. Strickland Bros., El Paso, 111.; Ex. Ed. Hodgson, El Paso, 111. 2613. Lady Wakefield 6311; b. May 30, 1903; s. Wakefield 6311; d. Minier Belle 5335; Br. and Ex. F. M. Mountjoy, Atlanta, 111. 2614. Osco Spinet 7084; b. Feb. 17, 1903; s. Bay Lad 6797; d. Osco Duchess 7080; Br. and Ex. A. G. Soderborg, Osco, 111. 2615. Mahomet Dollie 7270; b. March 20, 1903; s. Jim Walton 5569; d. Mahomet Dandy 5341; Br. and Ex. George War- ner, Mahomet, 111. SECTION 10. Mare — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 2621. Rosa 7540; b. Jan. 15, 1904; s. Weno- na Albert 3209; d. Irene 7519; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 2622. Mahomet Lucy 7534; b. Jany. 20, 1904; s. Jim Walton 5569; d. Mahomet Dandy 5341; Br. and Ex. George War- ner, Mahomet, 111. SECTION 23. Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $55 $45 $30 HC C 2628. Sire: Wenona Albert 3209; b. May 20, 1889; s. Lothair 836 (5184); d. We- nona Maid 492; Br. Burgess Bros., We- nona, 111.; GET: (i) Lady Clare, b. Feb. 14, 1901 ; d. Queen Titania 6981: (2) Hawthorne 6880; b. May 10, 1902; d. Crawfordsville Belle 5244; (3) Caliph 7520; b. Feb. 3, 1902; d. Irene 75^9; (4) Burgess Sr. ; b. Feb. 20, 1903; d. Crawfordsville Belle 5244; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 2629. Sire: Wenona Albert 3209; b. May 20, 1899; s. Lothair 836 (5184); d. We- nona Maid 492; Br. Burgess Bros, We- nona, 111.; GET: (i) Orlando 6490; b. April, 1901; d. Crawfordsvile Belle 5244; (2) Rosa 7540; b. Jan. 15, 1904: ^• Irene 7519; (3) Majorie 7407; b. May 14, 1903; d. Carnation 7361; (4) St. 76 - Louis 7521; b. Feb. 10, 1903; d. Irene 7519; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 2630. Sire: Wenona Marquis 3978; b. April 27, 1890; s. Lothair 836; d. We- nona Maid 492; Br. Burgess Bros., We- nona, 111.; GET: (i) Rescue 7516; b. April 10, 1901; d. Minier Belle 5335; (2) Josephine 7517; b. April 21, 1902; d. Minier Belle 5335; (3) Marquis Stamp 7515, b. Oct. 13, 1902; d. Newton Bird 4831; Br. and Ex. F. M. Mount- joy, Atlanta, 111. 2631. Sire: Blaisdon Conqueror (15989); s. Hitchin Conqueror (4458); d. Wel- come (37^2); GET: (i) Blaisdon Al- bert 6680; b. 1900; d. Blaisdon Mettle (21319); (2) Blaisdon Admiral 7109; b. 1901; d. Blaisdon Mettle (21319); Br. Peter Stubbs, Blaisdon, Newnham, Glos, Eng.; (3) Haresfield Warrior 7010; b. 1900; d. Hendre Violet (18315); Br. Robt. Tidswell, Haresfield Court, Glos, Eng.; (4) Eckington Dandy (21383); b. 1901; d. Blaisdon Smart (22950); Br. Bertram Hutchinson, Eck- ington Pershore, Eng.; Ex. Trumans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell,Ill. SECTION 24. Two animals of either sex, any age, pro- duce of one mare. Ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 2581. Dam: Crawfordsville Belle 5244; b. May, 1897; s. Hawkstone 4121; d. Gladys 2255; Br. Burgess Bros.; Weno- na, 111.; PRODUCE: (i) Hawthorne 6880; b. May 10, 1902; s. Wenona Al- bert 3209; (2) Burgess Sr. 7523; b. Feb. 20, 1903; s. Wenona Albert 3209; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfords- ville, Ind. 2638. Dam: Irene 7519; s. Lothair 836 (5184); d. Wenona Maid 492; PRO- DUCE: (i) Caliph 7520; b. Feb. 3, 1902; s. Wenona Albert 3209; (2) Rosa 7540; b. Jan. 15, 1904; s. Wenona Albert 3209; Br. and Ex. L. W. Coch- ran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 2582, Dam: Minier Belle 5335; b. June, 1897; s. Garnet Junior 4232; d. Dell 5334; Br. J. B. Ayers, Danvers, 111.; PRODUCE: (i) Rescue 7516; b. April 10, 1901; s. Wenona Marquis 3978; (2) Josephine 7517; b. April 21, 1902; s. Wenona Marquis 3978; Br. and Ex. F. M. Mountjoy, Atlanta, 111. 2639. Dam: Blaisdon Mettle 21319; s. Iculisma (9642); d. Tansy 15778; Ex. Trumans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, III; PRODUCE: Blaisdon Albert 6680; b. 1900; s. Blaisdon Conqueror (15989); (2) Blaisdon Admiral 7109 (20263) ; b. 1901; s. Blaisdon Conque-ror (15989); Br. Peter Stubbs, Blaisdon; Newnham, Glos, Eng.; Ex. Trumans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111. 2640. Dam: Blazes Daughter (27603); s. King Rupert (11724); d. Blaze (27602) ; Ex. Trumans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111.; PRODUCE: (i) Ringsend Lady 6695; b. 1898; s. Scrop- ton Vicar (14275); (2) Ringsend Lass 6694; b. 1895; s. Scropton Vicar (14275); Br. Thomas Wing, The Wil- lows, March, Chombs, Eng.; Ex. Tru- mans' Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111. 2641. Dam: Mahomet Dandy 5341; s. Mahomet Hero 4591; d. Mahomet Sil- ver 5004; Ex. George Warner, Mahom- et, 111.; PRODUCE: (i) Mahomet Dol- lie 7270; b. March 20, 1903; s. Jim Wal- ton 5569; (2) Mahomet Lucy 7534; b. Jan. 20, 1904; s. Jim Walton 5569; Br. and Ex. George Warner, Mahomet, 111. 2642. Dam: Mahomet Silver 5004; s. Nailstone Royalist 2336; d. Somersham Pearl 4155; Ex. George Warner, Ma- homet, 111.; PRODUCE: (i) Mahomet 5833; b. March 18, 1899; s. Mahomet Hero 5491; (2) Mahomet Joe 6916; b. May, 1902; s. Major Doon 5178; Br. and Ex. George Warner, Mahomet, 111. SECTION 25. Stallion and four Mares — Three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $150 $125 $100 $75 $50 HC C 2519. Stallion: The Nigger (21961); b. 1900; s. Loosegate Ambition 16783; d. Flower (41951); Br. Arthur Harpham, Whaplode, Spalding, Eng.; MARE: (i) Enfield Fuschia 6696; b. 1895; s. Prince Harold (14228); d. Rokeby Fuschia (15507); Br. Alfred Hollington, Forty Hill, Enfield, Eng.; (2) Ringsend Lady 6695; b. 1898; s. Scropton Vicar (14275); d. Blazes Daughter (27603); (3) Ringsend Lass 6694; b. 1895; s. Scropton Vicar (14275); d. Blazes Daughter (27603) ; Br. Thomas Wing, The Willows, March, Cambs, Eng.; (4) Gores Flower 6698; b. 1901; s. Gores Blythwood (18048); d. Gores Star (28744) ; Br. J. E. Morton, Thorn- ey, Peterboro, Eng.; Ex. Trumans' Poineer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111. SECTION 26. Stallion and four Mares — Under three years. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $125 $100 $75 $50 $40 HC C 2545, Stallion: Hawthorne 6880; b. May 10, 1902; s. Wenona Albert 3209; d. Crawfordsville Belle 5244; MARE: (i) Louisiana 6983; b. March 12, 1902; s. Wenona Albert 3209; d. Maud 6870; - 77 - (2) Majorie 7407; b. May 14, 1903; s. Buckskin 51 10; d. Carnation 7361; (3) Indiana 7533; b. Feb. 28, 1903; s. We- nona Albert 3209; d. Maud 6870; (4) Rosa 7540; b. Jan. 15, 1904; s. Wenona Albert 3209; d. Irene 7519; Br. and Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. SECTION 27. Stallion and four Mares — All two years old or over, bred by exhibitor. $300. SECTION 30. Gelding — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 31. Gelding — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 2665. Sire: Wenona Marquis 3978; b. April 27, 1890; s. Lothair 836; d. We- nona Maid 492; Br. Burgess Bros., We- nona, 111.; GELDING: Simon; Ex. F. M. Mountjoy, Atlanta, 111. SECTION 32. Gelding — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 1st $40 SECTION 33. Mare — Four years old or over. 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 34. Mare — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th ^th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 35. Mare — Tviro years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 2686, Sire: Wenona Albert 3209; b. May 20, 1889; s. Lothair 836 (5184); d. We- nona Maid 492; Br. Burgess Bros., We- nona, 111.; MARE: Miss Shots; Ex. L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 78 - Class 14— Belgian Draft. SECTION I. allion — Four years old or over. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C igi. Madere 15842; b. Jan. 11, 1898; s. Champetre 9538; d. Jeannette d'Hond- zocht 8743; Ex. Albert Deleener- Schoenmaker, de Lembecq, Belgium. 92. Etonnant 18772; b. April i, 1899; s. Pierre 4738; d. Dragonne II 9037; Ex. Edouard de Burbure de Wesem- beek, de Wesembeek, Belgium. 93. Pegase 18146; b. April 26, 1898; s. Phebus 9766; d. Marjelotte 11801. Ex. Armand Farcy, de Bovenistier, Belgium. 94. Paulus de Commune 11550; b. March 14, 1896; s. Paulus S874; d. Roussette de Commune 9i59; Ex. Leonn Ferminne, de Leuze-Long- champs, Belgium. 195. Tibere 13434; b. Feb. 26, 1897; s. Mont d'Or; d. Mouche 7Z7Z\ Ex. Gal- mart Bros., de Bogaerden, Belgium. 196. Capitaine de Questenne 28324; b. March 21, 1901; s. Jovial 7770; d. Jean- nette de Questenne 40969; Ex. Emile Querton. de Saintes, Belgium. 197. Trinqueur 25548; b. 1901; s. Sady Goyck 3524; d. Caroline 34797; Ex. Leopold Bouqueau, de Thines-lez-Ni- velles, Belgium. 198. Avenir de Rummen 21486; b. Aug. 30, 1899; s. Beau Type 10964; d. Mirza 10291; Ex. Victor Vinckenbosch, de Rummen, Belgium. 199. Major de Jusaine 12688; b. 1894; s. Gerfaut II. 2538 (2d); d. Duchesse de Smeerhebbe 14581; Ex. Ferdinand Raynaeckers, d'Hoeleden, Belgium. '00. Pirate 8878; b. 1893; s. Christophe Colomb 1508; d. Victoire 8967; Ex. Hippolj'te Meeus, de Wyneghem, Bel- gium. '01. Bouquet (17542); b. May 27, 1898; s. Brin d'Or 7902; d. Jalouse 10007; Ex. Hanoteau Brothers, de Sombreffe, Belgium. '02. Omar 1269; b. Jan. 25, 1899; s. Tu- dor (2280) d. Julie de Taviers (10331); Br. Wautier Bros., Taviers, Belgium; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. warded first prize at Ohio State Fair, P03. Awarded first prize at American oyal at Kansas City, 1903. Awarded rst prize and grand championship at nternational Live Stock Exposition, P03. ^on Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904, !so First Missouri Prize. 703. Tudor II. 1595; b. 1899; s. Tudor (2280); d. .Mascotte (9717); Br. M. Minet, Emines, Belgium; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Won Second Missouri Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 2704. Gaston d'Appleterre 1592; b. 1900; s. Jarnac (10838); d. Lotte de Water- looze; Ex. T. D. McLaughlin, St. Paul, Minn. 2705. Eustache 1593; b. 1899; s. Bijou II. Gembloux (10728); d. Paonne (10097); Ex. T. D. McLaughlin, St. Paul, Minn. 2706. Hercules de Courtrai 1439; b. 1900; s. Cristal 15146; d. Pierrette 10119; Br. Canelle Delleke, Courtrai, Belgium; Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greeley, Iowa. 2707. Danube 1561; b. May 30, 1900; s. Citoyen de Ville (12012); d. Widewance (18887); Br. M. Jules Monnover, Ville- Sur-Haine, Belgium; Ex. John R. Mc- Laughlin, Columbus, Ohio. 2708. Picarte 1572; b. Jan. 18,1899; s. Prince de Willembroux (9602); d. Ma- thilde de Leernes (13303); Br. Emile Marca, Leernes, Belgium; Ex. John R. McLaughlin, Columbus, Ohio. 2709. Radis 1329; bay; b. April 14, 1899; s. Cartouche (5682); d. Lucerne {7777); Br. Louis Bodson, Hex, Belgium; Ex. J. B. McLaughlin, Columbus, Ohio. 2710. Camille; bay; b. 1899; s. Val d'Andore (8186); d. Louise de Bossut; Br. Andre Hous, Maeseycke, Belgium; Ex. J. B. McLaughlin, Columbus, Ohio. 2711. Volcan 1456 (25410); b. 1900; Br. Vanderschuersen Remyenfants. Volle- zeele; Ex. W. A. Lang & Co., Greeley, Iowa. 2712. Bizar 846; b. March 25, 1897; s. Jules 389 (2528); d. Maude 18; Br. D. P. Stubbs & Sons, Fairfield, Iowa; Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. 2713. Solomon 1425; sorrel; b. 1900; s. Pirate 8878; d. Charlotte de Schooten 13477; Ex. J. Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tenn. 2714. Marquis de Envoz 1424; bay; b. May 30, 1899; s. Bijou de Envoz 10210; d. Sanvage 13169; Br. Leopold Liesein. Belgium; Ex. Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tenn. 2715. Trappiste 1426; b. 1899; s. Maximus 7770; d. Charlotte de Schen 33579; Br. Mrs. Ve. VanLierde, Schendelbelke, Belgium; Ex. J. Crouch & Son. LaFay- ette. Ind. Won First Prize and the Grand Cham- pionship, World's Fair, 1904. 2716. Carnot 1421; b. 1899; Brie Brock 7624; d. Marie 'de Hulencourt 11 179; Br. Emile Delfalgue, Vieux-Genappe, Belgium; Ex. J. Crouch & Son, LaFay- ette. Ind. 79 - 2717- Jericho 1615 (17368); b. June i, 1898; s. Mouchon II. 11038; d. Jericotte 15999; Br. M. Debersez, de Yemappes; Ex. Robt. Burgess, Wenona, 111. 2718. Max de Marlinne 1616 (23370); b. April 2, 1900; s. Faro 4160; d. Mouche de Marlinne 27821; Br. Hubert Yadoul, de Marlinne; Ex. Robt. Burgess, We- nona, 111. 2719. Brocoli 1607 (19488); b. 1899; s. Maximus (1770); d. Marie de Peft (16125); Br. M. Gabriel Decremer, de Deffinge; Ex. Robt. Burgess & Son, Wenona, 111. 2720. Fripon de Sobre 1608 (23904) ; b. May 2. 1900; s. Herculoneum (10238); d. Fanie de Sobre (29767); Br. M. Charles Mary, de Sobre-sur Sambre; Ex. Robt. Burgess & Son, Wenona, 111. 2721. Compoux 1613 (18514); b. April 25, 1899; s. Baronnet de Compour 9818; d. Marie d'Assesse 22413; Br. Joseph Charlotaux, Assesse; Ex. Robt. & Thos. Burgess, Wenona, 111. '^^22. Filou de Gozee 1614 (21668); b. Jan. 29, 1900; s. Mouton 312; d. Marie de Gozee 21081; Br. E. Bailleux, Gozee; Ex. Robt. & Thos. Burgess, Wenona, 111. SECTION 2. Stallion — Three years and under four. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 2731. Tobie 26992; b. April 28, 1901; s. Pygmalion 5078; d. Caresse 12473; Ex. Hanoteau Bros., de Sombreffe, Belgium. 2732. Fortin 1571; b. June 8, 1901; s. Maximus (777o) ; d. Marie Mar (39829) ; Br. Alphonse Desmet, Lierde-St. Mar- tin, Belgium; Ex. William McLaugh- lin, Kansas City, Mo. Second Missouri Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 2733. Arthur 1594; b. 1901; s. Tudor (2280); d. Julie de Taviers (10331); Br. Vanderscheren, Vollezeele, Belgium; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 2734. Sidi 1428; b. March 20, 1901; s. Bi- jou II. de Gembloux 10728; d. Pile on Face (14361); Br. Remi Ian Der Schmeren, Vollezeele, Belgium; Ex. C. B. Holbert, Greeley, Iowa. 2735. Bristolin 1442 (25356) ; b. March 25, 1901; s. Monarcue de Delft 7772; d. Louise de Trilicree 13073; Br. Joseph Lemercier, Eccuissiues; Ex. C. B. Hol- bert, Greeley, Iowa. 2736. Christophe de Lil 26948; b. May 20, 1901; s. Brie-Brock 7624; d. Christine de Lil 36707; Br. Adolphe Grutman, de Remicourt. 2737. Herve 26966; b. 1901; s, Marsala 13098; d. Zoe 44545; Br. Albert Dele mcr-Schoenmaker, de Lembecq. 2738. Boule de Bierset 1567; b, Jan. 15, 1901 ; s. Marquis d'Avans (13384); d. Brune de Bierset (17359); Br. Auguste, Grisard, Bierset, Belgium; Ex. John R., McLaughlin, Columbus, Ohio. ; 2739. Oscar de Cortil 1591; b. 1901; S.i Marlin de Naneur (12096); d. Jolie dei Cortil (19081); Ex. John R. McLaugh-i lin, Columbus, Ohio. 1 2740. Cognac de Beaumont 1570; chest-; nut; b. June 12, 1901; s. Bijou de Bee- mont (12318); d. Cocotte de Beemonti (19967); Br. Mme. Vve. Tasiaux, Bee-| mont-Warzee, Belgium; Ex. J. B. Mc-j Laughlin, Columbus, Ohio. ! Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. ; 2741. Caraco 25316; Ex. W. A. Lang & Co., Greeley, Iowa. ! 2742. Dragon de Bottey 25374; Ex. Wj A. Lang Sz Co., Greeley, Iowa. 2743. Avenir de Soin 1576; bay; b. March 28, 1901; s. Noe 11542; d. Martinej 15463; Br. Jos. Boughat, Belgium; Ex' Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tenn. : 2744. Munich 1586; sor.; b. June 5, 1901 , s. Pon-pon 5306; d. Mamzelle II. 393871 Br. Jules Brabaut, Belgium; Ex| Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tenn. • 2745. Barnum De Thorenbais 1578; b. Feb' 25, 1901; s. Montbar 11200; d. Finettf, 881; Br. F. Noel Debras, Thorembais' St. Trond, Bel.; Ex. J. Crouch & Soni LaFayette, Ind. ' 2746. Brilliant de Momalle 11770; b. 1901I s. Hercule de Momalle 11770; d. Morj catte de Momalle 13053; Br. Josepl Lekeux, Nomalle, Germany; Ex. Ji Crouch & Son, Lafavette, Ind. i 27/17. Aime 1610 (25618) ; b. April 18, 1901' s. Pierrot du Chateau 15198; d. Aime< 2.?077; Br. Hector Brichant, de Famil leureux; Ex. Robt. Burgess, Wenona 111. 2748. Sultan de Bertransart 1617; b. Feb 15, 1901; s. Mayeur de Bertransart 15 590; d. Brune de Bertransart 3S009; Br Benjamin Chermanne, de Bertransart, Ex. Robt. Burgess, Wenona, 111. 2749. Bijou de Marchove 1606 (25416); b July 2, 1901; s. Blouf (15254); d. Mar cotte de Marchove (15081); Br. M; Lucian Anciaux, de Marchovelette; Ex« Robt. Burgess & Son, Wenona, 111. 2750. Sultan de Silly 1609 (25672) ; b. Apri 15, 1901; s. Capitaine (9372): d. Foli lette (22207); Br. M. Antpine Cakem berg, de Silly; Ex. Robt. Burgess 8 Son, Wenona, 111. 2751. Bayard de Thy 1612 (26276) ; b. Apri 22, 1901; s. Loiret 8276; d. Bertha 7835 Br. Louis Depercenaire, de Baisy Thy Ex. Robt. and Thos. Burgess, Wenona 111. 2752. Briseur 161 1 (25604); b. Feb. 32 1901; s. Pompee 9050; d. Alice 8471; Br 80 - Ad. Brassinne, de Dongelberg: Ex. Robt. and Thos. Burgess, Wenona, III. 2753. Talmage 1069; Ex. C. A. L. Loomis, Chester, Iowa. 2754. Trois Sous 1444; b. 1901; s, Colos- sede Winter 15160; d. Colette de Wint 20625; Br. Cascade Belgian Horse Co., Cascade, 111. SECTION 3. Stallion — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 5761. Baryton (29322); b. May 7, 1902; s. Pygmalion 5078; d. Coquette de Somb- reffe 12475; Ex. Hanoteau Bros., de Sombrefife, Belgium. 762, Laboureur 2d de Fras 29320; b. July 26, 1902; s. Laboureur 9364 :.d. Sultane II. 9227; Ex. Adolphe De Baets, de la Hulpe, Belgium. 1763. Casaque de Courcelles 1569; b. March 31, 1902; s. Cognac de Thimeon (17224); d. Touton (9751); Br. Philippe Monnover, Courcelles, Belgium; Ex. William McLaughlin, Kansas City^ Mo. Von Second Prize, also First Mfssouri 'rize, World's Fair, 1904. 764. Moliere; Ex. A. B. Holbert, Gree- le}^ Iowa. 765. Iowa Champion 1376; b. April 13, 1902; s. Cyclone 833 (13002); d. Mar- ionette 121; Br. Henry Lefcbure, Fair- fax, Iowa; Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fair- fax, Iowa. Von Fifth Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 766. Cyclone II. 1375; b. Aug. 7, 1902; s. Cyclone 833 (13002); d. Fannette 118; Br. Henrjr Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa; F,x. Henry Lefebure. Fairfax. Iowa. 767. Adore 1575; sorrel; b. May 18, 1902; s. Nickel iiooo; d. Marrone 16917; Br. Emile Wilmet, Belgium; Ex. Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tenn. 768. Carlos de Alvaux 1581; sorrel; b, July •?!, 1902; s. Amitie 14016: d. Rous- setti d'Alvaux 29043; Br. Jos.Lieuruind- andry, Belgium; Ex. Crouch & Co., Nashville, Tenn. 769. Cognac d'Alvaux 1580; b. March 15, 1902; s. Amite 14016; d. Louise d' Alvaux 42651; Br. Joseph Leurguin Dandoy, Perwez, Belgium; Ex!" J. Crouch & Son, LaFayette, Ind. i^on First Prize and Reserve Grand hampionship, World's Fair, 1904. 70. Mon Sauhait 15S2; b. March 27, 1902; s. Biscuit 16740; d. Pauline de Sartiau 1.^133: Br. Ravmond Huet, Marq. Bel- gium; Ex. T. Crouch & Son, LaFayette, Ind. SECTION 4. lallion — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 2777. Brilliant II. 1373; b. April 14, 1903; s. Brillant de Bosqult 1016; d. Frisette 120; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fair- fax, Iowa. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 2778. Brillant III. 1374; b. April i, 1903; s. Brillant de Bosqult 1016; d. Mig- monette 119; Br. and Ex. Henry Le- febure, Fairfax, Iowa. Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 2779. Wildwood Ideal 1530; Ex. C. A. L. Loomis, Chester, Iowa. 2780. Wildwood King 1531 ; Ex. C. A. L. Loomis, Chester, Iowa. SECTION 5. Stallion — Under one year. I 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th ; $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 2787. Iowa Champion 1597; s. Ruban (21586); d. Radius II. 145; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Won First Prize, also Reserve Junior Championship, World's Fair, 1904. 2788. Brillant IV. 1598; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Brilliant du Bosquet 1016 (12774); d. Marionette 121; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 6. Mare — Four years old or over. I St 2d 3d 4th sth 6th 7th $75 $50 ,$40 $30 $25 HC C 2795. Princesse de Geron 40933; b. 1897; s. Mouton de Geron 12154; d. Bergeot 19277; Ex. Hanoteau Bros., de Som- brefife, Belgium. 2796. Babette de Geron (43015); b. 1898; s. Mouton de Geron 12154; d. Margot 19289; Ex. Hanoteau Bros., de Som- breffe, Belgium. 2797. Gamine du Fosteau 45827; b. May 13, 1900; s. Brin d'Or 7902; d. Clairette de Fosteau 27191; Ex. Adolphe de Raets, de la Hulpe, Belgium. 2798. Noirette de Vlieringhen 45829; b. April 14, 1899; s. Vandale 10876; d. Archiduchesse 30423; Ex. Emmanuel Dumont, de la Bruyere-Chassarte, Belgium. 2799. Gipsy du Fosteau 45835; b. April 20, 1900; s. Brin d'Or 7902; d. Anisette 17539; Ex. Jules Hazard, de Leers-et- Fosteau. Belgium. 2800. Paulina 45831; b. March 25, 1899; s. Soleil Levant 5304; d. Pauline d'Awans 19577; Ex. Flaba-Rigo, de Bierset-Awans, Belgium. 2801. Pauline de Loyers 21819; b. 1895; s. Forton 2198; d. Louise 4407; Ex. Huwart. de Saint-Gerard, Belgium. 2802. Brillante de Cortil 45205; b. March 4, 1899; s. Martin de Namur 12096; d. Namuroise 19069; Ex. Gustave Orban, Cortil-Wodon, Belgium. - 81 — 2803. Frisette 120; b. June 4, 1897; s. Porthos 603 (891); d. Princesse de Ligne "jz (6771); Br. Lefebure & Son, Fairfax, Iowa; Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 2804. Radiense II. 145; b. April 17, 1897; {(^71Z)\ Br. Lefebure & Son, Fairfax, Iowa; Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 2805. Marie 139; C. A. L. Loomis, Chester. Iowa. 2806. Brillante 117; Ex. C. A. L. Loomis, Chester, Iowa. SECTION 7. Mare — Three and under four. I St 2d 3d 4tli 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 2815. Salmina 45837; b. April 15, 1901; s. Castor 13286; d. Cleo 40261; Ex. Hanoteau Bros., de Sombrefife, Bel- gium. 2816. Cozette 208; b. 1901; s. Robert II. 1858; d. Jeanette 4381; Br. and Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greeley, Iowa. 2817. Hongroise du Fosteau 45839; b. May 5. 1901; s. Brin d'Or; d. Chate- laine 6291; Ex. Jules Hazard, de Leers- et-Fosteau, Belgium. 2818. PoUette 189; b. April 2, igoi; s. Cyclone 833 (13002); d. Radiuse II. 145; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fair- fax, Iowa. Won First Prize, also Senior Mare Championship, World's Fair, 1904. 2819. Mignonette 215; b. May 14, 1901; s. Cyclone 833 (13002); d. Princess de Ligne T>, (6771); Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 8. Mare — Two years and under three. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 2826. Pavie 45841; b. May 24, 1902; s. Faro d'lvoir 9720; d. Cleo 40261; Ex. Hanoteau Bros., de Sombreffe, Bel- gium. 2827. Fanette 187; b. April 30, 1902; s. Cyclone 833 (13002); d. Radiuse II. 145; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Won First Prize, also Junior and Grand Championship, World's Fair, 1904. 2828. Tillyette 190; b. May 10, 1902; s. Cyclone 877 (13002); d. Cocotte 100; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 2829. Jessie Benton 170; Ex. C. A. L, Loomis, Chester, Iowa. SECTION 9. Mare — One year and under two. I St 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 2836. Clarinette 207. July 1903; s. Co- code Falaen (16044); d. Jeannette 4381; Br. and Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greeley,' Iowa. i 2837. Mynette 188; b. April 10, 1903; s. ' Brillant de Boquet 1016 (12774); d. | Radiuse II. 145; Br. and Ex. Henry] Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. j Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 1 2838. Panzette 216; b. May 29, 1903; s. I Brillant de Boquet 1016 (12774); d.| Princesse de Ligne 73; Br. and Ex.i Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. j W^on First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. j 2839. Rose of Wildwood 205; Ex, C. A.i L. Loomis, Chester, Iowa. ; 2840. Wildwood Belle 206; Ex. C. A. L.! Loomis, Chester, Iowa. SECTION 10. I I IMare — Under one year. ! 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th 1 $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C : 2847. Maryette 218; b. April 2, 1904; s.i Ruban 1062 (21586); d. Frisette 120;, Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax,] Iowa. ] Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 2848. Lizzette 217; b. June 2, 1904; s. Ru-' ban 1062 (21586); d. Pollette 189; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure. Fairfax. lowa^ Won First Prize, also Junior Reserve.' Championship, World's Fair, 1904. 2849. Winnie; Ex. C. A. L. Loomis Chester, Iowa. 2850. Prim; Ex. C. A. L. Loomis, Ches- ter, Iowa. SECTION 23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, ge; of one sire, ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 2857. Sire: Tudor (2280); b. 1899:8. Mou ton (84); d. Vieille IMarie (5340; E^^ William McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo, Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. Get i: Omer 1269; b. Jan. 25, 1899; s Tudor (2280): d. Julie de Tavier (10331); Br. Wautier Bros., Tavier? Belgium; Ex. William McLaughlir Kansas City, Mo. Get 2: Arthur (29.318) 1594; b. igoi;^ Tudor (2280); d. Julie de Taviers (ic 331); Br. Vanderscheren, Vollezeek Belgium; Ex. William McLaughlir Kansas City, Mo. Get 3: Tudor II. 1595; b. 1899; s. Tudo (2280); d. Mascotte (9717); Br. ^' Minet, Emines, Belgium; Ex. Williar McLaughlin, Kansas City. 812 - Get 4: Jean- Jean 29330; b. 1899; s. Tudor (2280); d. Pauline d'Emines (9743); Br. M. Minet, Emines, Belgium; Ex. Wil- liam McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. I58. Sire: Cyclone 833 (13002); s. Jov- ial (7750); d. Minon (13197); Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa, /^on Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. Get i: Cyclone II. 1375; b. Aug. 7, 1902; s. Cyclone 833 (13002); d. Fannette 118; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fair- fax, Town. Get 2: Iowa Champion 1376; b. April 13, 1902; s. Cyclone 833 (13002); d. Marion- ette 121; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Get 3: Pollette 189; b. April 2, 1901; s. Cyclone 833 (T3002); d. Radiuse II. 145; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Get 4: Fannette 187; b. April 30, 1902; s. Cyclone 833 (13002); d. Radiuse II. 145; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. 59. Sire: Brillant du Bosquette 1016; 5. Blondor 7174; d. Juine; Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa, on Third Prize, World's Fair, 1904. Get i: Brillant III 1374; b. 1903; s. Bril- lant du Bosquette 1016; d. Mignionette; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Get 2: Mynette 188; b. April 10, 1903; s. Brillant du Bosquette: d. Radieuse; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, lov.a. Get 3: Panzyette 216; b. May 29, 1903; 3. Brillant du Bosquette 1016; d. Prin- cesse de Ligne "jy, Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Get 5: Brillant IV 1598; b. Sept. 25, 1903: s. Brillant du Bosquette 1016; d. Vlarionette; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefe- bure, Fairfax, Iowa. DO. Sire: Ideal 832; Br. and Ex. C. A. Loomis, Chester, Iowa. jet. i: Wildwood, Ideal 1530; Br. and Ex. C. A. Loomis, Chester, Iowa, aet 2: Wildwood King 1531; Br. and Ex. C. A. Loomis, Chester, Iowa. Jet 3 : Rose of Wildwood 205 ; Br. and Ex. C. A. Loomis, Chester, Iowa. }et 4: Winnie; Br. and Ex. C. A. -oomis, Chester, Iowa. SECTION 24. ' 0 Animals of either sex, any age, reduce of one mare. 1st 2d ^d 4th 5th 6th 7th ^50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C 5. Dam: Brillante 117; Ex. A. G. oomis, Chester, Iowa. Produce i: Rou of Wildwood 205; d. Brillante 117; Ex. C. A. Loomis, Ches- ter, Iowa. Produce 2: Winnie; d. Brillante 117; Ex. C. A. Loomis, Chester, Iowa. 2866. Dam: Jeannette 64 (4831) ; Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greeley, Iowa. Produce i: Cozette 208; b. 1901; s. Rob- ert II 1858; d. Jeannette 4831; Br. and I Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greeley, Iowa. Produce 2: Clarinette 209; b. 1901; s. Cocode Falean 16044; d. Jeanette 4381; Br. and Ex. A. B. Holbert, Greeley, Iowa. 2804. Dam: Radinse li 145; b. 1897; s. Porthos 603; d. Radiense 72; Br. Lefe- bure & Son, Fairfax, Iowa. Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Produce i : Pollette 189 ; b. April 2, 1901 ; s. Cyclone 833; d. Radiense II 145; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Produce 2: Fannette 187; b. April 30, 1902; s. Cyclone 833; d. Radiense II 145; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fair- fax, Iowa. 2867 Dam: Princess de Ligne 73; b. May 29, 1903; s. Blondor 7174; d. Juine 6857; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Won Third Prize, World's Fair, 1904. Produce i: Panzyette 217; b. May 29, 1903; s. Brillant du Bosquette 1016; d. Princesse de Ligne "jy, Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Produce 2: Mignionette 215; b. May 14, 1901; s. Cyclone 833; d. Princess de Ligne; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. 2868. Dam: Julie de Taviers 10331; s. Abrantes 16; d. Grande Poule 10325; Ex. Wm. McLaughlin, Kansas (3ity, Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. Produce i: Omer 1269; b. Jan 25, 1899; s. Tudor 2280: d. Julie de Taviers 10331; Br. Wautier Bros., Taviers, Belgium; Ex. Wm. McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. Produce 2: Arthur 1594; b. 1901; s. Tu- dor 2280; d. Julie de Taviers 10331; Ex. Wm. McLaughlin, Kansas City, Mo. 2869. Dam: Cleo 40261; s. Ernest 6946; d. Carmencita 12469; Ex. Hanoteau Brothers, de Sombreffe, Province de Namur, Belgium. Produce i: Salmina 45837; b. April 15, 1901; s. Castor 13286; d. Cleo 40261; Ex. Hanoteau Brothers, de Sombreffe, Province de Namur, Belgium. Produce 2: Pavie 45841; b. May 24, 1902; s. Faro d'lvoir 9720; d. Cleo 40- 261; Ex. Hanoteau Brothers, de Somb- reflfe, Province de Namur, Belgium. - 83 SECTION 25. Stallion and Four Mares— Three years old or over. I St 2d 3d 4tb 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 2712. Stallion: Bizar 846; b. Mar. 25, 1897; s. Jules 389; d. Maude 18; Br. D. P. Stubbert & Sons, Fairfield, la.; Hx. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, la. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904- Mare i: Frisette 120; b. 1897; s. Porther 603; d. Princesse de Ligne TZ\ Br. Le- febure & Son, Fairfax, Iowa; Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Mare 2: Radiense II. 145; t». April 17, 1897; 3. Porther 603; d. Radiense 72; Br. Lefebure & Son, Fairfax, Iowa; Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Mare 3: PoUette 189; b. April 2, 1901; s. Cyclone 833; d. Radiense II. I45; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. , ,, Mare 4: Mignonette 215; b. May 14, 1901; 3. Cyclone 833; d. Princesse de Ligne -7^: Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. 2701. Sire: Bouquet 17542; b. 1898; s. Brin d'Or 7902; d. Jalouse 10007; Ex. Hanoteau Bros., de Sombrefife, Pro- vince de Namur, Belgium. Mare i: Babette 43015; b. 1898; s. Mou- ton de Geron 121 54; d. Margot 19289; Ex. Hanoteau Bros., de Sombreffe, Providence de Namur, Belgium. Mare 2: Boigne 45833; b. 1900; s. Ernest 6046; d. Castagnette 12477; Ex. Hanoteau Bros., de Sombreffe, Pro- vince de Namur, Belgium. Mare 3: Princesse de Geron 40933; b. 1897; s. Mouton de Geron 12154; d. Bergeot 19277; Ex. Hanoteau Bros., de Sombrefife, Province de Namur, Bel- gium. , _, Mare 4: Salmina 45837; b. 1901; s. Cas- tor 13286; d. Cleo 40361; Ex. Hanoteau Bros., de Sombrefife, Province de Namur, Belgium. SECTION 26. Stallion and Four Mares— Under three years. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 2779. Stallion: Wildwood Ideal 1530; Ex. C. A. Loomis, Chester. Iowa. Mare i: Jessie Benton 170; Ex. C. A. Loomis, Chester. Iowa. , ^ ^ . Mare 2: Rou of Wildwood; Ex. C. A. Loomis, Chester, Iowa. Mare 3: Winnie; Ex. C. A. Loomis, Chester, Iowa. . ^^ Mare 4: Prim; Ex. C. A. Loomis, Ches- ter, Iowa. 2765. Stallion: Iowa Champion 1376; b. 1902; s. Cyclone 833; d. Marionette 121;; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax,! Iowa. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. Mare i: Fanette 187; b. Apr. 30, 1902;, s. Cyclone 833; d. Radiense II. 145;, Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax,. Iowa. ; Mare 2: Fillyette iQo; b. May 10, 1902;' s. Cyclone 833; d. Cocotte 100; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax. Iowa. \ Mare 3: Mynette 188; b. April 10, 19031 s. Brillant du Bosquette 1016; d. Ra. diense II. 145; Br. and Ex. Henry Le^ febure, Fairfax, Iowa. Mare 4: Panzyette 216; b. May 29, 1903J s. Brillant du Bosquette 1016; d. Prinj cesse de Ligne Ti; Br. and Ex. Henrji Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. i SECTION 27. \ Stallion and Four Mares— All two year] old or over, bred by Exhibitors $200. ' I 2765. Stallion: Iowa Champion 1376; V 1902; s. Cyclone 833; d. Marionette I2r Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax Iowa. . I Won First Prize, World's Fair, I904. i Mare i: Pollette 189; b. Apnl 2, igoii s. Cyclone 833; d. Radiense II._ I4!i Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfa: Iowa. -I Mare 2: Fillyette 190; b. 1902; s. C3I clone 833; d. Cocotte 100; Br. and E; Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Mare 3: Fanette; b. 1902; s. Cyclor 833; d. Radiense II. i45; Br. and E Henry Lefebure, Fairfax. Iowa. Mare 4: Frisette 120; b. June 4, 189 q Porthor 603; d. Princesse de Ligi "ji; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fai, fax, Iowa. 2761. Stallion: Baryton 29322; b. 190 s Pygmalion 507S; d. Coquette - Sombreffe 12476; Br. fL"^^^''-. ^f": teau Bros., de Sombreffe, Province •, Namur, Belgium. , Mare i: Boignee 45833; b. 1900. I Ernest 6046; d. Castagnette I2477;J; and Ex. Hanoteau Bros., de Sombreri Province de Namur, Belgium. ; Mare 2: Congolaise 42331; b. i»99. Ernest 6046; d. Castagnette 12477; and Ex. Hanoteau Bros., de Sombrer. Province de Namur, Belgium. Mare 3: Pavie 45841; b- 1902; ^-Jl d'lvoir 97-'o; d. Cleo 40261 ; Br and l,- Hanoteau Bros., de Sombreffe, n vincc de Namur, Belgium. _ Mare 4: Salmina 4583?; »• ^90i •; Castor 132S6; d. Cleo 40261 ; Br and l,_ Hanoteau Bros., de Sombrette, 1 I vince de Namur, Belgium. - 84 - SECTION 30. Gelding — Four years and over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 31. Gelding — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 32. Gelding — Two vears and under three. 1st 2d 3d ' 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C SECTION 33. dare — Four years old or over, ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 900. Sire: Perthes 603; Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Mare: Jenny; Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. SECTION 34. Mare — three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 2905. Sire: Perthes 603; Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. Mare: Pet; Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fair- fax, Iowa. SECTION 35- Mare — Tw^o years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $40 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 2910. Sire: Cyclone 833; s. Jevial 7750; d. Minon 13197; Br. and Ex. Henry Le- febure, Fairfax, Iowa. Mare: Maud; Br. and Ex. Henry Lefebure, Fairfax, Iowa. 'he stallions entered in the catalogue under the Nos. 2691 to 2701, and 2731, 2736, 2737, 2761 and 2762, and the mares entered under the Nos. 2795 to 2802, and 2815, 2817 and 2826, sent to the Universal Exposition by the "Society le Cheval de Trait Beige," under the auspices of the Belgian Government, having been shown as a collective exhibit, out competition. Class 15— Suffolk Punch. SECTION 1. .Stallion — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d $25 ,$20 $15 Class 16— Arabian. SECTION 1. Stallion — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d $25 $20 $15 Class 1 7— Jacks and Jennets. SECTION I. ack — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75- $50 $40 $30 HC C 046. Orphan Boy 696; b. June 4, 1899; s. Mark; d. Black Jennet; Ex. L. M. ^Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. you First Prize and Grand Jack Cham- ionship. World's Fair, St. Louis, 1904. 3047. Limestene Duplex 731; s. Lime- stone Mammoth 298; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Son, Smithton, Mo. 3048. King Tern 732; b. Nev. 20, 1899; s. Starlight Jr. 80; d. Lady Bass; Br. Wm. Bass, Lebanon, Tenn; Ex. A. J. Johnson, Palmer, 111. - 85 - 3049. Missouri Mammoth 540; b. Sept. 18 1899; s. Limestone Mammoth 298; d. 'Black Dinah 317; Br. and Ex. G. H. Rider & Son, Dumpville, Mo. ^osi. Big Missouri 666; b. Sept. 18, 1899; s. Ratler; d. Lady Gilbreath; Br N. A Gilbreath, Prairie Home, Mo.; Lx. W. B. Gibson, Blackwater, Mo. 3052. Henry Clay 560; b. July, 1896; s. Claude Desha; d. Lucretia Claj; Br. U. R. Ammerman, Cynthiana, Ky.; Lx. i. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. :i053. Silver Tips 677; b. June 1896; s. King Cyrus; d. Perfect; Br. Chalmers Kittrell, Cannon Co., Tenn.; Ex. Knight & Jetton, Murfreesboro, Tenn 3054. '^Black Satin 676; b. May, 1900; s. Mark's Lofty Prince; d. Prmcess; Br. D D. Hix, Bedford Co., Tenn.; Ex. Knight & Jetton, Murfreesboro, Tenn. 3055. Florida 684; b. June 18, 1900; s. Imo. Nickolina; d. Maude; Br. G. T. FloVida, Sweetwater, Tenn.; Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville, Ky. 3056. Captain Archie 733; b. Oct. 6, 1900; s. McCune Monmouth; d. Helen Bankhead; Br. Archie Bankhead, Cy- clone, Mo.; Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. 3057. Black Prince 734; b. Apr. 11, 1899; s. Kink Camel; d. Franklin Jennet; Br. Jas. V. Rodgers, Hannibal, Mo.; Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. SECTION 2. Jack, three years and under four. I St 2d 3d 4th Stb 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 3061. Limestone Wonder 486; b. June, 1901; s. Limestone Mammoth; d. Lipy 409; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. 3062. Mammoth Star 697; b. May 3. 1901; s. Clermont 115; d. Black Bettie II 361; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. 3063. Jolly Runter 728; s. Head Jack; d Jumbo Jennet; Br. John Rankm, Elmerville, Tenn.; Ex. Jones & Co., Columbia, Tenn. 3064. Legal Tender 631; b. Aug. 31. 1901; s. Blue Tie; d. Miss Colossal 482; Br. and Ex. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo. 3065. Tom Baldon 674; b. June i, 1901; s Baits Jack; Br. Tom Baldon, Rich- mond, Ky.; Ex. Eubanks & Hubble, Hubble, Ky. Sixteen hands high. Winner of class and sweepstakes, Danville, Ky., 1904- 3066. Young Custer 619; b. July 31, 1901; s. Granule, Jr. 618; d. Julia Walker;, Br. R. L. Street, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. W. i B Gibson, Blackwater, Mo. 1 3067. Riley's Taxpayer 680; b. Sept. 5, 1900; s. Grover Cleveland; d. Con-, stant 519; Br. and Ex. J. W. Riley, Newstead, Ky. , ,t ^ro i, -kk 3068. Grover Cleveland II. 681; b. May. aS 1901- s Grover Cleveland; d. Nash- ville- Br R. F. Reeves, Hopkmsville,, Kv •' Ex J. W. Rilev. Newstead. Ky.| 3069. "'Emerson Pride 735; b. Aug. 22,; igoi- s Wilson Giant; d. :Miss Wake-; field'; Br. R. S. Hunter, Macon, Mo.;; Ex. 'l. W. Emerson, Bowling Green.l Mo. ' , , ! 3070. Good Boy 736; b. June 1901, s.| Fine Ky. Jack; Ex. Luke W. Emer-| son. Bowling Green, Mo. { SECTION 3- ' Jack, two years and under three. ; I St 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th ; $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C , 3074. Mikado 698; b. Sept. 16, 1904; s.; Giant, Jr.; d. Queen of Anderson; Br., W. S. Gibbs, Kentucky; Ex. L. M.: Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. i Won First Prize and Jack Championship,' World's Fair, St. Louis, 1904. i 3075. Clermont Chief 699; b. Sept. 18,! 1901; s. Clermont 115; d. Kentucky, Belle 346; Br. Limestone Valley Farm.| Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, INIo. 3076. Choice Goods 700; b. Jan. 6, 1902;; s Wonder 706; d. Chenault Jennet; Br Charles Chenault, Sumner County Tenn.; Ex. Jones & Co., Daisy Stock Farm, Columbia, Tenn. 3077. Harris' Model; b. Nov. 15, iQOi s Blue Tie 328; d. Lizzie Wilson 485;j Br. and Ex. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lecfl Summit, Mo. , « ^ „„ 3078. Peacock Can thorn 729; b. Sept. 30 1901; s. Tom King; d. Miss Peacock Br. and Ex. R. H. Canthom, Mexico, 3079.°' Alexander Chief 718; b. Sept. 20 1901; s. Tuscarora III.; d. Belle o: Montgomery; Br. and Ex. T. B. Ad; ams, Brighton, Ky. 3080. Constitution 717; b. Oct. 3, 1901 s. King Emperor, Jr.; d. Mary Graves Br. William Graves, Georgetown, Ky. Ex T. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. 3081. Clifton 615; b. Sept. 10, 1901; s Falcon (Donaway); d. Jennie Bark ley; Br. and Ex. Frank Barklcy, Latour Mo. 3082. FreeUght 675; b. Oct. 28, 1901 s. Freeman's Starlight; d. Miss Free man; Br. Wm. Freeman. Rutherfor( Co., Tenn.; Ex. Knight & Jetton, Mur freesboro, Tenn. 86 |o83. Bill Murphy 688; b. April 12, 1902; s. Murphy's Big Jack; d. Lady Murphy: Br. Wm. Murphy, WilHamson Co., Tenn.; Ex. Knight & Jetton, Murfrees- boro, Tenn. (084. Jumbo (W) 725; b. Oct. 20, 1901; Br. Reynolds Miller, Chester, Nebr. ; Ex. Howard Wolf. Lathrop, j\Io. J085. Golden Mammoth 678; b. June i, 1902; s. Davy Crockett, Jr.; d. Constant 519; Br. and Ex. J. W. Riley, Newstead, Ky. [086. Lexington 723; b. Sept. 15, 1901; s. Henry Clay 560; d. The Great Evans Jennet; Br. Joe Evans, George- town, Ky. ; Ex. W. J. Grist, Osawkie, Kansas. 5087. Allen Shepherd 737; b. Sept. 5, 1901; s. Wallace & Smith's big Jack; d. Callaway Belle; Br. Allen & Shep- herd, Columbia, Mo.; Ex. L. W. Emer- son, Bowling Green, Mo. 088, Jim Bright 738; b. 1901; s. Klon- dike; d. Lucile; Br. Jim Bright, Co- lumbia, Mo.; Ex. Luke W. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. SECTION 4- fack — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th ^th 6th 7th $75 ?5o $40 $30 $25 HC C 5092. Limestone Headlight 703; b. Sept. 12, 1902; s. Head Light; d. Limestone Perfection; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Mon- sees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. 3093. Limestone Corrector 702; b. Sept. 7, 1902; s. Limestone Mammoth 298; d. Lady C; Br. Limestone Valley Farm Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees, Smithton, Mo. 3094. Prince Warrior Jr. 667; b. Sept. 10, 1902; s. Prince Warrior 567; d. Star 442; Br. and Ex. H. H. Taylor, Sedalia, Mo. 3095. Harris Hercules 734 I; b. July i, 1003; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Lizzie Wilson, 485; Br. John H. Harris & Sons, Lee's Summit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lee's Summit, Mo. 3096. Hubble 672; b. Jan. 22, 1903; s. 1 Black Diamond; Br. L. G. Hubble, ' Hubble, Ky.; Ex. Eubanks & Hubble, ! Hubble. Ky. Fifteen hands high. Has been shown as i colt and yearling at most of the fairs n Central Kentucky, including Danville, ind never has been beaten. 1097. Senator Cockrell 738; b. May 22, 1903; s. Senator Cockrell 165; d. Belle Adams 462; Br. and Ex. C. G. Corn- stock, Albany, Mo. 098. Aguinaldo 687; b. Nov. i, 1902; s. King Giant 683; d. Dorah 507; Br. and Ex. J. R. Knox. Danville, Ky. 3099. Riley Headlight 679; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. Davy Crockett Jr.; d. Nashville; Br. and Ex. J. W. Riley, Newstead, Ky. 3100. Riley Napoleon 744 I; b. June 5, 1903; s. Silver King 704; d. Constant 519; Br. and Ex. J. W. Riley, Newstead, Ky. 3101. Mike 707; b. Sept. 6, 1902; s. Yel- berton Jack; d. Miss Ralls 436; Br. E. B. Ralls, Sharpburg, Ky.; Ex. J. i\L Terry, CJ^^thiana, Ky. 3102. Tom Clay 724; b. Oct, 1902; s. Henry Clay 560; d. The Great Evans Jennet; Br. and Ex. Joe Evans, George- town, Ky. 3103. Barytes 685; b. Sept. i, 1902; s. Col- lossal; d. Laura; Br. G. T. Florida, Sweetwater, Tenn.; Ex. W. L. Cald- well, DanA'ille, Ky. 3104. Addison 745 I; b. Aug. 19, 1903; s. King Giant 683; d. Harbison's Jennet S18; Br. and Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Dan- ville, Ky. 3105. Missouri Deck 739; b. Nov. 2, 1902; s. Deck; d. Miss Beckey; Br. David Crocket, Brumstaten, Mo.; Ex. Luke W. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. 3106. Gilbird's Sprague 740; b. May 6 1903; s. London Chief; d. Sarah G. Br. J. F. Gilbird, Bowling Green, Mo. Ex. Luke W. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. SECTION s. Jack — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 31 1 1. Clermont D 746 I; b. Sept. 15, 1903; s. Clermont 115; d. Miss Donley 3S7j Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. 31 12. Limestone Cap. 731 I; b. Oct. 25, 1903; s. Limestone Mammoth 298; d. Miss Petty 523; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Mon- sees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 31 13. Agaldo 744 I; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. King Giant 683; d. Dorah 507; Br. and Ex. J. R. Knox, Danville, Ky. 31 14. Monarch Yelberton 735 I; b. June 5, 1904; s. Yelberton Jr. 722; d. Queen of Kentucky 525; Br. and Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. 31 15. Robert Clay 733 I; b. April 7, 1904; s. Henrv Clay =;6o; d. Black Satin 528; Br. and' Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. 31 16. Hamilton Strodes 736; b. Nov. 27, 1902; s. Hamilton Mammoth; d. Valu- able Mammoth; Br. and Ex. Clayton Strodes, Winchester, Ky. 3117. Young Peacock 741; b. Oct. i, 1903; s. Vance 2nd; d. Helen Hunt; Br. B. Walker, Columbia, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. 31 18. High Ball 742; b. Sept. 15, 1903; s. London Chief; d. Belle Irwin; Br. J. F. Gilbird, Bowling Green, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. SECTION 6. Jennet — Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 3121. Limestone Perfection 517; b. June 5, 1898; s. Limestone INIammoth 298; d. L. M. Monsees & Sons. Smithton, Mo.; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 3122. Miss Danley 2nd 357; b. Oct. 31, 1897; s. Imp. Felger Jack; d. Miss Dan- ley 357; Br. Mr. McCarthy, Akinsville, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. 3123. Perfection 484; b. 1899; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Susie Wilson 483; Br. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Summit, Mo. 3124. Lizzie Wilson 485; b. 1897; s. Honest John 41; d. Kate Wilson 198; Br. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo.; Ex. Fred. Harris, Lees Summit, Mo. 3125. Dorah 507; b. 1897; s. Tarkington's Napoleon; d. Imp. Granalena; Br. and Ex. J. R. Knox, Danville, Ky. 3126. Queen of Kentucky 525; b. 1899; s. Monarch; d. Lucile Moore; Br. Kelly Moore, North Middletown, Ky.; Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton. K3-. 3127. Mary Shuttleworth 392; b. 1895; s. Tarkingtons Napoleon; d. Red Bird; Br. J. A. Shuttleworth, Louisville, Ky.; Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. 3128. Constant 519; b. 1892; s. Barcelona; Ex. J. W. Riley, Newstead, Ky. 3129. Aliona 511; b. 1896; s. Independ- ence 196; d. Lady; Br. and Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville, Ky. 3130. Lady Willowdale 550; b. Nov. 2, 1896; s. Duke of Glenwater; d. Lil. 551; Br. R. H. Lilliard, Lawrenceburg, K3^; Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville, Ky. 3131. Jose Bright 554; s. Jessie James; Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. 3132. Gennell; s. Bob Duncan; d. Black Bess; Br. Oltis Blue, Centralia, Mo.; Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. SECTION 7. Jennet — Three years and under four. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 3137. Pride of Limestone III 380; b. Oct. 27, 1900; s. Columbia Chief 297; d. Pride of Limestone 315; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Mon- sees & Son, Smithton, Mo. 3138. Lady Mackin 514; b. Aug. 29, 1901; s. Black Hawk; d. Black Jennet; Br. W. A. Mackin, Lebanon, Ky.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Won First Prize and Jennet Champion- ship, World's Fair, St. Louis, 1904. 3139. Trixey 488; b. Aug. 28, 1900; s. Limestone Mammoth 298; d. Black Betty; Br. and Ex. G. H. Rider & Son, Dumpville, Mo. 3140. May Flower 555; b. June 5, 1901; s. Young Brigatt; d. Polly; Br. P. E. Spelman, Clark Mo.; Ex. Luke M. , Emerson, Bowling Green. Mo. 3141. Rosa Lee 556; b. Feb., 1901; s. ' Black Prince; d. Bell Irvin; Ex. Luke | M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. ' SECTION 8. ! Jennet — Two j^ears and under three. ( 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th i $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 3144. Maggie Oneal 468; b. June 18, 1902; s. Gold Standard 451; d. Jennie Ball; 466; Br. L. P. Oneal, Barnett, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. 3145. Limestone Lady 552; b. Sept 7,, 1901; s. Clermont 115; d. Julia Small II. 356; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. 3146. Birdie Wilson 558 I; b. Sept. 18, 1901; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Susie Wilson 483; Br. J. H. Harris & Son, Lees Sum- mit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Sum- mit. Mo. 3147. Elsie 486; b. Oct. 11, 1901; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Lottie Shaw; Br. J. H.' Harris & Son, Lees Summit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Summit, Mo. 3148. Annette Combs 530; b. Sept. 1901; s. Mohawk of Glenwater 465; d. Mrs. Allen; Br. Will Graves, Georgetown. Ky.; Ex. Dan. S. Combs, Walnut Hill Ky. 3149. Queen of Scots 529; b. Oct., 1891: s. Mohawk of Glenwater 465; d. Fann> Scott; Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky 3150. Fanny Glenwater 527; b. Oct. 10 1901; s. Mohawk of Glenwater 465; d by Ratler (Burgess); Br. Lee Thomas Georgetown Ky.; Ex. J. M. Terry Cynthiana, KJ^ 3151. Cora 508; b. April 5, 1902; s. Kini Giant 683; d. Harbison Jennet 518 Br. and Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville Ky. 3152. Pride Limestone 4th 560; b. Ma: 2, 1902; s. Kentucky Lee 457; d. Prid Limestone 315; Br. L. M. Monsees Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Emersor, Bowling Green, Mo. 3153. Lida Brookwalter; b. Sept., 1901 s. Joe Duncan Jack; d. Molly Sprigs Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Greoi Mo. — 88 — SECTION 9. Jennet — one year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 3158. Belle of Limestone 513; b. Nov. 17, 1902; s. Limestone Mammoth 298; . d. Belle Collins IIL 371; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Won First Prize and Grand Jennet Championship, World's Fair, St. Louis, 1904. 3159. Belle Oneal 512; b. Sept. 9, 1902; s. Gold Digger (Fountains); d. Sue English 467; Br. Oneal & Sons, Bar- nett. Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. 3160. Choice Goods 556 I.; b. Sept. 29, 1902; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Fannie Wilson 199; Br. J. H. Harris & Son, Lees Sum- mit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Sum- mit, Mo. 3161. Hortense 557 I.; b. Oct. 20, 1902; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Belle Blackwell 194; Br. J. H. Harris & Son, Lees Summit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Summit, Mo. 3162. Miss Hamilton 553 I.; b. May i, 1903; s. Hamilton's Mammoth 721; d. Belle of Bath 524; Br. Hamilton Bros., Flat Creek, Ky.; Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. 3163. Eola 562 I.; b. April 27, 1903; s. King Giant 683; d. Birdie 275; Br. and Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville, Ky. 3164. Lady Dorothy 564; b. June 20, 1903; s. Gen. Logan 634; d. Black Kate 520; Br. John Gray, Nevada, Ky.; Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville. Ky. 3165. Mary 572 I.; b. April 15, 1903; s. Excell; d. Gennell; Br. and Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. 3166. Ida Lee; Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. SECTION 10. Jennet — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $50 $40 $30 $25 HC C 3170. Clermont Belle II. 569; b. Nov. 14, 1902; s. Clermont 115; d. Miss Don- ley 2nd 358; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Mon- sees & Son, Smithton, Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 3171. Limestone Bess 568 I.; b. Dec. 4, 1903; s. Limestone Mammoth 298; d. Miss Fewel 363; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Mon- sees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. 3172. Mabel 559; b. May 13, 1904; s. Gen. Logan 634; d. Princess 487; Br. and Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Summit, Mo. 3173. Rue Ann 560 I.; b. Oct. 19, 1903; s. Tarkington 708; d. Dorah 507; Br. and Ex. J. R. Knox, Danville, Ky. 3174. Rena Glenwater 566 I.; b. Oct. 12, 1903; s. Mohawk Glenwater 465; d. Daughter Bourbon 542; Br. and Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. 3175. Caroline Clay 551 I.; b. May 28, 1904; s. Henry Clay 560; d. Caroline Shuttleworth 526; Br. and Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. 3176. Alinza 565 I.; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. King Giant 683; d. Aliona 511; Br. and Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville, Ky. 3177. Amelia 563 I.; b. Oct., 1903; s. Cecil Jack 709; d. Amanda 510; Br. George Davis, Danville, Ky.; Ex. W. L. Cald- well, Danville, Ky. 3178. Lena 573 I.; b. July 15, 1904; s. Excell; d. Gennell; Br. and Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. 3179. Belle of Pike 574 I.; b. June i, 1904; s. Centralia; d. Gennell; Br. and Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. SECTION 23. Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $55 $45 $30 HC C 3183. Sire: Limestone Mammoth 298; s. Superior Mammouth 124; d. Belle Col- lins 3rd 371; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. Get i: Limestone Perfection 517; b. June 5, 1898; s. Limestone Mammoth 298; d. Mattie Imp. 225; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Get 2: Limestone Duplex 731; s. Lime- stone Mammoth 298; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Get 3: Belle of Limestone 513; b. Nov. 17, 1902; s. Limestone Mammoth 298; d. Belle Collins 3rd 371; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton. Mo. Get 4: Limestone Wonder 486; b. June, 1901; s. Limestone Mammoth 298; d. Lipy 409; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton. Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. 3184. Sire: Clermont 115; s. Day Star 22; d. Black Daisy; Br. L. P. Oneal, Bar- nett, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Get i: Dumont 701; b. Oct. 22, 1902; s. Clermont 115; d. Black Kate 465; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. 89 Get 2: Clermont D 746 I.; b. Sept. 15, 1903; s. Clermont 115; d. Miss Donley 357; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, "Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Get 3: Clermont Belle 569 I.; b. Nov. 14, 1902; s. Clermont 115; d. Miss Don- ley 2nd 338; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Mon- sees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Get 4: Clermont Belle 2nd 570 I.; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Clermont 115; d. Ken- tucky Belle 346; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Mon- sees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. 3185. Sire: Blue Tie 328; s. Tarkington's Napoleon; Ex. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo. Get i: Legal Tender 631; b. Aug. 31, 1901; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Miss Colossal 482; Br. and Ex. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo. Get 2: Harris' Model 633; b. Nov. 15, 1901; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Lizzie Wilson 485; Br. and Ex. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo. Get 3: Harris' Hercules 734; b. July i, 1903; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Lizzie Wilson 485; Br. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Summit-, Mo. Get 4: Birdie Wilson 558 L; b. Sept. 18, 1901; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Susie Wilson 483; Br. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Summit, Mo. 3190. Sire: Blue Tie 328; Tarkings Napoleon; Ex. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo. Get i: Perfection 484; b. 1899; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Susie Wilson 483; Br. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Summit, Mo. Get 2: Princess 487; Ex. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo. Get 3: Choice Goods 556 I.; b. Sept. 29, 1902; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Fannie Wilson 199; Br. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Summit, Mo. Get 4: Hortense 557 I.; b. Oct. 20, 1902; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Belle Blackwell 194; Br. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Summit, Mo. 3052. Sire: Henry Clay 560; b. July, 1896; s. Claude Desha; d. Lucretia Clay; Br. D. R. Ammerman. Cynthiana, Ky.; Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. Get i: Lexington 723; b. Sept. 15, 1901; s. Henry Clay 560; d. The Great Evans Jennet; Br. Joe Evans, Georgetown, Ky. ; Ex. W. J. Grist, Osawkie, Kan. Get 2: Tom Clay 724; Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. Get 3: Caroline Clay 551 I.; b. May 28, 1904; s. Henry Clay 560; d. Caroline Shuttleworth 536; Br. and Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. Get 4: Robert Clay 733 I.; b. April 7, 1904; s. Henry Clay 560; d. Black Satin 528; Br. and Ex. T. B. Adams, Brigh- ton, Ky. 3191. Sire: King Giant 683; b. 1895; s. Independence 196; d. Lovett 273; Br. J. B. Caldwell, Danville, Ky.; Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville, Ky. Get i: Aguinaldo; b. Nov. i, 1902; s. King Giant 683; d. Dorah 507; Br. and Ex. J. R. Knox, Danville, Ky. Get 2: Cora 508; b. April 5, 1902; s. King Giant 083; d. Harbison's Jennet 518; Br. and Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Dan- ville, Ky. Get 3: Agaldo 744 I.; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. King Giant 683; Dora 507; Br. and King Jiant 683; d. Harbison Jennet Ex. J. R. Knox, Danville, Ky. Get 4: Addison 745 I.; b. Aug. 19, 1903; s. King Giant 683; d. Harbison 518; Br. and Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville, Ky. 3192. Sire: Centralia 743; b. Oct., 1896; s. Old Snubs; d. Mattie Mudd; Br. and Ex. Luke Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. Get i: Lena 573; b. July 15, 1904; s. Ex- cell; d. Gennell; Br. and Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. Get 2: Bell of Pike 574 I; b. June i, 1904; s. Centralia; d. Gennell; Br. and Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. Get 3: Mary 572 I.; b. April 15, 1903; Br. and Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bow- ling Green, Mo. Get 4: Ida Lee; Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. SECTION 24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one Jennet, ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 3191. Dam: Mattie 225; Ex. L. M. Mon- sees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. Produce 1: Limestone Perfection 517; b. June 5, 1898; s. Limestone Mam- moth 298; d. Mattie Imp. 225; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, ]\Io. Produce 2: Limestone King 442; b. Aug. I, 1900; s. Limestone Mammoth 298; d. Mattie Imp. 225; Br. W. H. Powell, Higginsville, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons. Smithton, Mo. 3122. Dam: Miss Donley 357; s. Ben Davis; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton. Mo. SO Produce i: Miss Donley 2nd 358; s. Imp. Felger Jack; d. Miss Donley 357; Br. Mr. McArthy, Akinsville, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons. Smithton. Mo. Produce 2: Clermont D 746 I.; b. Sept. iSi 1903; s. Clermont 115; d. Miss Don- ley 357; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. 3124. Dam: Lizzie Wilson 4.85; b. 1897; s. Honest John 41; d. Kate Wilson ig8; Br. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Summit, Mo. Produce i: Harris' Model 613; b. Nov. 15, 1901; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Lizzie Wil- son 485; Br. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Summit, Mo. Produce 2: Harris' Hercules 734 I.; b. July I, 1903; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Lizzie Wilson 485; Br. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Summit, Mo. 3192. Dam: Susie Wilson 483; s. Honest John 41; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Sum- mit, Mo. Produce i: Perfection 484; b. 1899; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Susie Wilson 483; Br. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Summit, Mo. Produce 2: Birdie Wilson 558 I.; b. Sept. 18, 1901; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Susie Wilson 483: Br. J. H. Harris & Son, Lees Summit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Summit, Mo. 3193. Dam: Red Bird; s. Collossal; Ex. T. B. Adams. Brighton, Ky. Produce i: Mary Shuttleworth 392; b. 1895; s> Tarkington's Napoleon; d. Red Bird; Br. J. A. Shuttleworth, Louis- ville, Ky.; Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. Produce 2: Caroline Shuttleworth 526; b. 1896; s. Tarkington's Napoleon; d. Red Bird) Br. J. A. Shuttleworth, 1 Louisville, Ky.; Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton. Ky. 3128. Dam: Constant 519; b. 1892; s. Barcelona; Ex. J. W. Riley, Newstead, Ky. I ■ Produce i: Riley's Taxpayer 680; b. ' 1900; s. Grover Cleveland: d. Constant; Br. and Ex. J. W. Riley, Newstead. Ky. | Produce 2: Golden Mammoth 678; b. 1902; s. Davy Crocket Jr.; d. Con- I stant 519; Br. and Ex. J. W. Riley, Newstead, Ky. ; 3125. Dam: Dorah 507; b. 1897; s. Tark- ington's Napoleon; d. Imp. Granalena; Br. and Ex. J. R. Knox, Danville, Ky. Produce i: Aguinaldo; b. Nov. i, 1902; ; s. King Giant 683; d. Dorah; Br. and j Ex. J. R. Knox. Danville, Ky. I — 91 Produce 2: Agaldo 744; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. King Giant 683; d. Dorah 507; Br. and Ex. J. R. Knox, Danville, Ky. 3194. Harberson Jennet 518; s. Tarking- ton's Napoleon; Ex. W. L. Caldwell. Danville, Ky. Produce i: Cora 508; b. 1902; s. King Giant 683; d. Harbinson's Jennet 518; Br. and Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville, Ky. Produce 2: Addison 745; b. i903;s.King Giant 683; d. Harbinson's Jennet; Br. and Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville, Ky. 3195. Lil 551; b. 1890; s. Imp. Jack; d. Imp. Jennet; Br. R. H. Lilliard, Law- renceburg, Ky.; Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville, Ky. Produce i: Lady Willowdale 550; b. Nov., 1896; s. Duke of Glenwater; d. Lil 551; Br. R. H. Lilliard, Lawrence- burg, Ky.; Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Dan- ville. Ky. Produce 2: Duchess Willowdale 549; b. June, 1894; s. Duke of Glenwater; d. Lil 551; Br. R. H. Lilliard, Law- renceburg, Ky.; Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville, Ky. 3132. Gennell 553; b. Dec. 10, 1899; s. Bob Duncan; d. Black Bess; Br. Ottis Blew, Centralia, Mo.; Ex. Luke W. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. Produce i: Lena 573; b. July 15, 1904; s. Excell; d. Gennell; Br. and Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. Produce 2: Mary 572; b. April 15, 1903; s. Excell; d. Gennell; Br. and Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. SECTION 25. Jack and four Jennets, three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $150 $125 $100 $75 $50 HC C 3052. Jack: Henry Clay 560; b. 1896; s. Claude Desha Imp.; d. Lucretia Clay: Br. D. R. Ammernian, Cynthiana, Ky.; Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. Jennet i: Queen of Kentucky 525; b, 1899; s. Monarch; d. Lucile Moore; Br. Kelly Moore, N. Middletown, K3^; Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. Jennet 2: Mary Shuttleworth 392; b, 1895; s. Tarkington's Napoleon; d. Red Bird; Br. J. A. Shuttleworth, Louis- ville, Ky.; Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. Jennet 3: Fannie Pitman 391; b. 1898; s. Tarkington's Napoleon; d. Veloci- pede; Br. W. L. Caldwell. Danville, Ky.; Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. Jennet 4: Ida Wood 395; b. 1899; s. Billv Keene; d. Hubblc's Beachy; Br. E. P. Woods, Stanford, Ky.; Ex. T. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. 3064. Jack: Legal Tender 631; b. Aug. 31, 1901; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Miss Co- lossal 428; Br. and Ex. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo. Jennet i: Perfection 484; b. 1899; b. Blue Tie 2328; d. Susie Wilson 483; Br. and Ex. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo. Jennet 2: Princess 487; s. Blue Tie 328; Br. and Ex. J. H. Harris & Sons, | Lees Summit, Mo. „ , o Jennet 3: Lizzie Wilson 485; b. 1897; s Honest John 41; d. Kate Wilson 198; Br. and Ex. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees : Summit, Mo. ^ „ , Jennet 4: Nellie Grant 196; Br. and Ex. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo. 3046. Jack: Orphan Boy 696; b. 1899; s. Mark; Br. and Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Jennet i: Limestone Perfection 517; b. 1898; s. Limestone Mammoth 298; d Mattie Imp.; Br.' Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Mon- sees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. Jennet 2: Miss Danley 2nd 358; b. 1897; s. Imp. Felger Jack; d. Miss Dan- ley 357; Br. Mr. McCarty, Akinsville, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Jennet 3: Mammoth T. 440; b. 1893; s. Superior Mammoth 124; d. May Wellington; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Jennet 4: Lady Mackin; b. 1901; s. Black Hawk; Br. W. A. Mackin, Leba- non, Ky.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. 3047. Jack: Limestone Duplex 731; s. Limestone Mammoth 298; Br. Lime- stone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton.Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. Jennet i: Kentucky Belle 2nd 384; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Jennet 2: Pride of Limestone 3rd 380; b. 1900; s. Columbia Chief 297; d. Pride of Limestone 315; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monseees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Jennet 3: Miss Fewel 363; b. 1894; s. Old Folly; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons. Smithton, Mo. Jennet 4: Lady Chief 378; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo.. 3055. Jack: Florida 684; b. 1900; s. Imp. Nicholina; d. Maude; Br. G. T. Florida, Sweetwater, Tenn.; Ex. W. L. Cald- well, Danville, Ky. Jennet i: Aliona 511; b. 1896; s. In- dependence 196; d. Lady; Br. and Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville, Ky. Jennet 2: Lady Willowdale 550; b. 1896; s Duke of Glenwater; d. Lil; Br. R. H. Lilliard, Lawrenceburg, Ky.; Ex. W. L. Caldwell. Danville, Ky. Jennet 3 : Duchess Willowdale 549 ; b. June, 1894; s. Duke of Glenwater; Br. R. H. Lilliard, Lawrenceburg, Ky.; Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville, Ky. 3069. Jack: Emerson Pride 735; b. Aug. 22, 1901; s. Wilson Giant; d. Miss Wakefield; Br. R. S. Hunter, Macon, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. Jennet i: Josie Bright 554; s. Jesse James; d. Marmaduke; Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. Jennet 2: Gennell 553; b. Dec. 10, 1899; s. Bob Duncan; d. Black Bess; Br. Ottis Blue. Centralia, Mo.; Ex. Luke Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. Jennet 3: Helen Hunt; b. Sept., 1900; s. Napoleon Glenwater 2; d. Queen 2nd; Br. Walker, Columbia, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. Produce 4: Rose Lee 556; b. Feb., 1901; s. Black Prince; d. Bell Irvin; Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. 1 SECTION 26. Jack and four Jennets, under three years old. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $125 $100 $75 $50 $40 HC C 3079. Jack: Alexander Chief 718; b. Sept. 20, 1901; s. Tuscerora 2nd; d. Belle of Montgomery; Br. and Ex. Thos. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. Jennet i: Queen of Scots 529; b. Oct. 1891; s. Mohawk of Glenwater 465; d. Fanny Scot; Ex. Thos. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. , „ Jennet 2: Miss Hamilton 553; b. May I, 1903; s. Hamilton's Mammoth 72i'. d'. Bell of Bath 524; Br. Hamilton Bros., Flat Creek, Ky.; Ex. Thos. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. Jennet 3: Caroline Clay 551; b. May 28, 1904; s. Henry Clay 560; d. Caro- line Shuttleworth 526; Br. and Ex. Thos. B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. Jennet 4: Rena Glenwater 566; b. Oct. 12, 1903; s. Mohawk Glenwater 465; d. Daughter Bourbon Chief 542; Br. and Ex Thos. B. Adams. Brighton, Ky. 3098. Jack: Aguinaldo 687; b. Nov. i, 1902; s. King Giant 6S3; d. Dorah 507; Br and Ex.'j. R. Knox, Danville. Ky. Jennet i: Cora 508; b. April 5, 1902; s. King Giant 683; d. Harbison's Jen- net 518; Br. and Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville, Ky. Jennet 2: Eola 562; b. April 27, 1903; .=; King Giant 683; d. Birdie 275; Br. and Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville, Ky. - 92 Jennet 3: Lady Dorothy; b. June 20, 1903; s. Gen. Logan 634; d. Black Kate 520; Br. John Gray, Nevada, Ky. ; Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Danville, Ky. Jennet 4: Rue Ann 560; b. Oct. 19, 1903; s. Tarkington 708; d. Dorah 507; Br. and Ex. J. R. Knox, Danville, Ky. 3077. Jack: Harris' Model 633; b. Nov. 15, 1901; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Lizzie Wil- son 485; Br. and Ex. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo. Jennet i: Birdie Wilson 558; b. Sept. 18, 1901; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Susie Wil- son 483; Br. John H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit. Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Summit, Mo. Jennet 2: Choice Goods 556; b. Sept. 29, 1902; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Fannie Wilson 199; Br. John H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Summit, Mo. Jennet 3: Roma 555; b. Oct. 25, 1902; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Lottie Shaw 189; Br. John H. Harris & Sons, Lees Sum- mit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Sum- mit, Mo. Jennet 4: Hortense 557; b. Oct. 20, 1902; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Belle Black- well 194; Br. John H. Harris & Sons. Lees Summit, Mo.; Ex. Fred Harris, Lees Summit, Mo. 3199. Jack: Limestone Headlight 703; b. Sept. 12, 1902; s. Headlight 428; d. Limestone Perfection; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. Jennet i: Maggie Oneal 468; b. June 18, 1902; s. Gold Standard 451; d. Jen- nie Ball 466; Br. L. P. Oneal, Barnett, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Jennet 2: Clermont Belle 569; b. Nov. 14, 1902; s. Clermont 115; d. Miss Don- ley 2nd 358; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Mon- sees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Jennet 3: Belle of Limestone 513; b. Nov. 17, 1902; s. Limestone Mammoth 298; d. Belle Collins 3rd 371; Br. Lime- stone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Jennet 4: Belle Oneal 512; b. Sept. 9, 1902; s. Gold Digger (Fountains); d. Sue English 467; Br. Oneal & Sons, Barnett, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. 3200. Jack: Dumont 701; b. Oct. 22, 1902: s. Clermont US; d. Black Kate 465; Br. L. P. Oneal, Barnett, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Jennet i: Clermont Bell 2nd 570; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Clermont 115; d. Kentucky Belle 346; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Jennet 2: Blackford 567; b. Oct. 29, 1903; s. Clermont 115; d. Blackbird 349; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smith, ton. Mo. Jennet 3: Limestone Bess; b. Dec. 4, 1903; s. Limestone Mammoth 298; d. Miss Fewell 363; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Mon- sees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Jennet 4: Clermont Belle 569; b. Nov. 14, 1902; s. Clermont 115; d. Mary Don- ley 2nd 358; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.; Ex. L. M. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. 3105. Jack: Missouri Deck 739; b. Nov., 1902; s. Deck; d. Miss Beckley; Br. David Crocket, Brumstaten, Mo.; Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling' Green, Mo. Jennet i: Belle of Pike; b. June i, 1904; s. Centralia; d. Gennell; Br. David Crocket, Brumstaten, Mo.; Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. Jennet 2: Ida Lee; Br. David Crocket, Brumstaten, Mo.; Ex. Luke M. Emer- son, Bowling Green, Mo. Jennet 3: Lena 573; b. July 15, 1904; s. Excell; d. Gennell; Br. David Crocket, Brumstaten, Mo.; Ex. Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. Jennet 4: Mary 572; b. April 15, 1903; s. Excell; d. Gennell; Br. David Crocket, Brumstaten, Mo.; Luke M. Emerson, Bowling Green, Mo. SECTION 27. Jack and four Jennets, all three years old or over, bred by exhibitor. $300. 3064. Jack: Legal Tender 631; b. Aug. 31, 1901; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Miss Co- lossal 482; Br. and Ex. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo. Jennet i: Perfection 484; b. 1899; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Susie Wilson 483; Br. and Ex. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo. Jennet 2: Princess 487; s. Blue Tie 328; Br. and Ex. J. H. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo. Jennet 3: Lizzie Wilson 485; b. 1897; s. Honest John 41: d. Kate Wilson 198; Br. and Ex. J. II. Harris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo. - 93 Jennet 4: Birdie Wilson 558 I.; b. Sept. 18, igoi; s. Blue Tie 328; d. Susie Wil- son 483; Br. and Ex. J. H. Hiarris & Sons, Lees Summit, Mo. 3047. Jack: Limestone Duplex 731; s. Limestone Mammoth 298; Br. and Ex. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo. Jennet i: Limestone Perfection; s. Limestone Mammoth 298; Br. and Ex. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo. Jennet 2: Black Bettie 2nd 361; s. Su- perior Mammoth 124; d. Black Bettie; Br. and Ex. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo. Jennet 3: Mammoth T. 440; b. June 11, 1893; s. Superior Mammoth 124; d. May Wellington; Br. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo. Jennet 4; Ky. Belle 346; s. Ben Hurr 407; Br. and Ex. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo. 3061. Jack: Limestone Wonder 486; b. June, 1901 ; s. Limestone Mammoth 298; d. Lipy 409; Br. and Ex. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo. Jennet i: Pride of Limestone III. 380 ; b. Oct. 27, 1900; s. Columbia Chief 297; d. Pride of Limestone 315; Br. and Ex. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo. Jennet 2: Limestone Lady 552; b. Sept. 7, 1901; s. Clermont 115; d. Julia Small 2nd 356; Br. and Ex. Limestone Valley Farm, Smithton, Mo.. Jennet 3: Miss Fewel 363; b. 1894; s. Old Jolly; Br. and Ex. Monsees & Sons, Smithton, Mo. Class i8-Mules. SECTION I. Mule— Four years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 3208. Francis; Ex. H. C. Campbell, Trenton, Mo. 3209. Kate; Ex. H. C. Campbell, Tren- ton, Mo. 3210. Ex. R. M. Baker, Williamstown, Mo. 321 1. Ex. R. M. Baker, Williamstown, Mo. 3212. Ex. B. M. Barnett and J. W. Gusewelle, Gallatin, I\Io. 3213. Ex. B. M. Barnett and J. W. Gusewelle, Gallatin, Mo. 3214. Queen; Ex. M. B. Murry, Here- ford, Mo. 3215. Hulda; Ex. J. D. Barrow, Colum- bia, Tenn. 3216. Laura; Ex. J. D. Barrow, Colum- bia, Tenn. 3217. Miss Will; Ex. Blackburn & Jones, Warrensburg, Mo. 3218. Pearl; Ex. Blackburn & Jones, Warrensburg, Mo. 3219. Tennessee; Ex. Geo. Campbell, Brown Spring Hill, Tenn. 3220. Kentucky; Ex. Geo. Campbell, Brown Spring Hill, Tenn. 3221. Topsie; Ex. William A. Elgin, Platte City, Mo. 3222. MoUie; Ex. William A. Elgin, Platte City, Mo. 3223. Golden; Ex. J. D. Gentry, Regal, ATo. 3224. Rosa; Ex. J. D. Gentry, Regal, Mo. 3225. Jumbo; Ex. A. L. Erhbaugh, Fes- tus. Mo. 3226. Mate of Jumbo; Ex. A. L. Erh- baugh, Festus, Mo. 3227. Edina; black; Ex. Gibbons Bros., Edina, Mo. 3228. Missouri; bay; Ex. Gibbons Bros., Edina, Mo. 3229. Little Giant; Ex. E. D. Pendleton Son & Co., National Stock Yards, 111. 3230. Ex. B. F. Slavin, Danville, Ky. 3231. Lizzie; Ex. J. P. Wilson, Wells- ville. Mo. 3232. Leto; Ex. J. P. Wilson, Wells- ville. Mo. 3233. Ex. H. M. Fewel, Calhoun, Mo. 3234. Ex. H. M. Fewel, Calhoun, Mo. 3235. B. F. Slavin, Danville, Ky. SECTION 2. Mule — Three years and under four. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 ^40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 3242. Bet; Ex. Blackburn & Jones, War- rensburg, Mo. 3243. Beck; Ex. Blackburn & Jones, Warrensburg, Mo. 3244. Ex. Wm. A. Elgin, Platte City, Mo. 3245. Ex. Wm. A. Elgin, Platte City, Mo. 3246. Betta; Ex. J. D. Gentry, Regal, Mo. 3247. Emma; Ex. J. D. Gentry, Regal, Mo. 3248. Lile; Ex. J. P. Wilson, Wellsville, Mo. - g4 - SECTIONS. Mule — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 3256. Baird; Ex. Blackburn & Jones, Warrensburg, Mo. 3257. May; Ex, Blackburn & Jones, Warrensburg, Mo. 3258. Kate; Ex. Womack Bros., Fulton, xAIo. 3259. Ex. T. R. Van Cleave, Old Orch- ard, Mo. 3260. Ex. Wm. A. Elgin, Platte City, Mo. 3261. Ex. Wm. A. Elgin, Platte City, Mo. 3262. Minnie; Ex. Z. R. Pickens, Bell Buckle, Tenn. 3263. Annie; Ex. Z, R. Pickens, Bell Buckle, Tenn. 3264. Ex. H. M. Fervel, Calhoun, Mo. 3265. Ex. H. M. Fervel, Calhoun, Mo. 3266. Ex. Thomas B. Adams, Brighton, Ky. SECTION 4. Mule — One year and under two. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 3273. Denny; Ex. Blackburn & Jones, Warrensburg, Mo. 3274. Colbert; Ex. Blackburn & Jones, Warrensburg, Mo. 3275. Ex. E. F. Kendrick, Knob Nos- ter, Mo. 3276. Ex. E. F. Kendrick, Knob Nos- ter, Mo. 3277. Jennie; Ex. E. F. Kendrick, Knob Noster, Mo. 3278. Dinah; Ex. E. F. Kendrick, Knob Noster, Mo. 3279. Lillie; Ex. Z. R. Pickens, Bell Buckle, Tenn. 3280. Hallie; Ex. Z. R. Pickens, Bell Buckle, Tenn. 3281. Ex. H. M. Fervel, Calhoun, Mo. 3282. Ex. H. M. Fervel, Calhoun, Mo. SECTION 5- Mule — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $.-^0 $25 $20 $15 HC C 3288. Celia; Ex. Blackburn & Jones, Warrensburg, IMo. 3289. Delia; Ex. Blackburn & Jones, Warrensburg, Mo. 3290. Ex, Womack Bros., Fulton, Mo. SECTION 6. Single Mule — Fourteen and not over fif- teen hands. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 3295. Ex. Blackburn & Jones, Warrens- burg, Mo. 3229. Little Giant; Ex. E. D. Pendle- ton Son & Co., National Stock Yards, 111. SECTION 7. Single Mule-Fifteen and not over six- teen hands. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C ^^Ma ^'''^' ^''' ^ •^- ^^"^^^' Calhoun. J.^ W. Gusewelle, Gallatin R. R. No. 2, ^^htJ^M ^^^^^b^^-n & Jones, Warrens- Durg, Mo. 3304. Blanche; Ex. Bart M. Barnett and .1. V\^^ Gusewelle, Gallatin, Mo '^N^stir mJ ^" ^' ^- ^^"^"^^' ^-b 'Xst?n?c;.^"'^-''-^^"'"^^'^-^ ^llo ^^"'^' ^''•^- ^- ^^'^^^' Calhoun, SECTION 8. Single Mule— Sixteen hands or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 3310. Ex. Thomas B. Adams, Fayette Ky. •' ' 331 1- Ex. Blackburn & Jones, Warrens- burg, Mo. 3312. Ex. Blackburn & Jones, Warrens- burg, Mo. 3313- . Ex. George Campbell Brown. Spring Hill, Tenn. 3208. Francis; Ex. H. C. Campbell, Trenton, Mo. 3209. Kate; Ex, H. C. Campbell, Tren- j ton, Mo. 3314- Ex. R. M. Baker, Williamstown, Mo. j 3315. Ex. R. M. Baker, Williamstown, Mo. 3316. Womack, Bros., Fulton, Mo. , 3214. Queen; Ex. M. B. Murry, Here- ford, Mo. 3212. Babe; Ex. Bart M. Barnett and J. W. Gusewelle, Gallatin R. R. No. 2. Mo. 3215. Hulda; Ex. J. D. Barrow, Colum- bia, Tenn. 3216. Laura; Ex. J. D. Barrow, Colum- bia, Tenn. 3317. Ex. F. R. Van Cleave, Old Orch- ard, Mo. 3318. Ex. W. A. Elgin, Platte City, Mo. Ex. W. A. Elgin, Platte City, Mo. 3223. Golden; Ex. J. D. Gentry, Regal, Mo. 3247. Emma; Ex. J. D. Golden, Regal, Mo. 3319. Ex. A. L. Eshbaugh, Festus, Mo, 3320. Ex. A. L. Eshbaugh, Festus, Mo. 3227. Edina; Ex. Gibbons Bros., Edina, Mo. 32281 Missouri; Ex. Gibbons Bros., Edina, Mo. - 95 3262. Minnie; Ex. Z. R. Pickens, Bell Buckle, Tenn. 3263. Annie; Ex. Z. R. Pickens, Bell Buckle, Tenn. 3321. Ex. H. M. Fervel, Calhoun, Mo. 3322. Ex. B. F. Slavin, Danville, Ky. 3323. Ex. B. F. Slavin, Danville, Ky. 3231. Lizzie; Ex. J. P. Wilson, Wills- ville, Mo. 3232. Leto; Ex. J. P. Wilson, Wills- ville, Mo. 3213. Doll; Ex. Bart M. Barnett and J. W. Gusewelle, Gallatin, M'o. SECTION 9- Single Mule— Sixteen hands or over to cart. I St 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 3219. Tennessee; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 3208. Francis; Ex. H. C. Campbell, Trenton, Mo. 3209. Kate. Ex. H. C. Campbell, Tren- ton, Mo. 3212. Babe; Ex. Bart M. Barnett and J. W. Gusewelle, Gallatin R. R. No. 2, Mo. 3215. Hulda; Ex. J. D. Barrow, Colum- bia, Tenn. 3216. Laura; Ex. J. D. Barrow, Colum- bia, Tenn. 3330. Ex. T. R. Van Cleave, Old Orch- ard, Mo. 3331. Ex. W. A. Elgin, Platte City, Mo. 3332. Ex. W. A. Elgin, Platte City, Mo. 3247. Emma; Ex. J. D. Gentry, Regal, Mo. 3333. Ex. A. L. Eshbaugh, Festus, Mo. 3334. Ex. A. L. Eshbaugh, Festus, Mo. 3227. Edina; Ex. Gibbons Bros., Edina, Mo. 3228. Missouri; Ex. Gibbons Bros. Edina, Mo. 3263. Annie; Ex. Z. R. Pickens, Bell Buckle, Tenn. 3335. Ex. H. M. Fervel, Calhoun, Mo. 3336. Ex. B. F. Slavin, Danville, Ky. QQ07. Ex. B. F. Slavin, Danville, Ky. 3221. Lizzie; Ex. J. P. Wilson, Wills- ville, Mo. 3248. Lill; Ex. J. P. Wilson, Willsville, Mo. 3214. Queen; Ex. M. B. Murry, Here- ford, Mo. 3213. Doll; Ex. Bart. M. Barnett and J. W. Gusewelle, Gallatin, IMo. SECTION 10. Pair Mules— Fourteen and not over fifteen hands, to wagon. 1st 2d .^d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C - SECTION II. * Pair Mules — Fifteen and not over six- ; teen hands, to wagon. I ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 3302. Bird and Blanche; Ex. Barth M. ' Barnett and J. W. Gusewelle, Gallatin R. R. No. 2, Mo. 3278. Jennie and Dinah; Ex. E. F. Kendrick, Knob Noster, Mo. 3301. Beck and Bettie; Ex. H. M. Fervel. Calhoun, ^NIo. SECTION 12. Pair Mules — Sixteen hands or over, to wagon. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 3356. Ex. Blackburn & Jones, Warrens- burg, Mo. 3357. Ex. Blackburn & Jones, Warrens- burg, Mo. 3219. Tennessee; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 3208. Francis and Lou; Ex. H. C. Camp- bell, Trenton, Mo. 3209. Kate and Jennie; Ex. H. C. Camp- bell, Trenton, Mo. 3212. Babe and Doll; Ex. Bart. M. Bar- nett and J. W. Gusewelle, Gallatin R. R. No. 2, Mo. 3215. Hulda and Laura; Ex. J. D. Bar- row, Columbia, Tenn. 3358. Ex. Wm. A. Elgin, Platte City, Mo. 3359. Ex. Wm. A. Elgin, Platte City, IMo. 3246. Bella and Emma; Ex. J. D. Gentry, Regal, Mo. 3227. Edina and Missouri; Ex. Gibbons Bros., Edina, Mo. 3262. Minnie and Annie; Ex. Z. R. Pickens, Bell Buckle, Tenn. 3360. Ex. H. M. Fervel, Calhoun, Mo. 3361. Ex. B. F. Slavin, Danville, Ky. 3231. Lizzie and Lill, Ex. J. P. Wilson, Willsville, Mo. 3362. Ex. A. L. Eshbaugh, Festus, Mo. 3363. Ex. R. M. Baker, WiUiamstown, Mo. 2364. Beck and Molly; Ex. Bart. M. Barnett and J. W. Gusewelle, Gallatin, Mo. SECTION 13. Three Mules Abreast— to Wagon, ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $100 $75 $50 $40 $30 HC C 3371. Ex. Blackburn & Jones, Warrens- burg, Mo. 3208. Francis, Kate and Jennie; Ex. 11. C. Campbell, Trenton, Mo. 3212. Babe and Doll and Beck; Ex. Bart. M. Barnett and J. W. Gusewelle, R. R. No. 2, Mo. 3373. Ex. Wm. A. Elgin, Platte City Mo. - 96 3346. Betta, Emma and Golden, Ex. J. D. Gentry, Regal, Mo. 3374. Ex. H. M. Fervel, Calhoun, Mo. 3331. Lizzie, Leto and Lill; Ex. J. P. Wilson, Willsville, Mo. 3319. Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn, 3215. Hulda, Laura and Sam; Ex. J. D. Barrow, Columbia, Tenn. SECTION 14. Four-Mule Team — to Wagon, Wheelers weighing 1200 pounds or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $125 $100 $75 $50 $40 HC C 3380. Ex. Blackburn & Jones, Warrens- burg, Mo. 3319. Tennessee, Kentucky, Louisiana and Mississippi; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 3308. Francis, Lou, Kate and Jennie; Ex. H. C. Campbell, Trenton, Mo. 3313. Beck and Moll, Babe and Doll; Ex. Bart. M. Barnett and J. W. Guse- welle, Gallatin, R. R. No. 2, Mo. 3381. Ex. Wm. A. Elgin, Platte City, Mo. 3223. Golden, Rosa, Emma and Betta; Ex. J. D. Gentry, Regal, Mo. 3383. Ex. H. M. Fervel, Calhoun, Mo. 3383. Ex. B. F. Slavin, Danville, Ky. SECTION IS. Six-Mule Team — To Wagon, Wheelers' weighing 1200 pounds or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $150 $125 $75 $50 $40 HC C 3390. Beck, Moll, Birdie, Babe, Doll, Blanche; Ex. Bart. M. Barnett and J. W. Gusewelle, Gallatin R. R. No. 2, Mo. 3391. Ex. Wm. A. Elgin, Platte City, Mo. Class 1 9— Roadsters. For Dealers. SECTION I. Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), four years old or over, to road wagon. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $100 $60 $40 HC C 3397. Amazement and Maid of the Hill; Ex. Wm. A. Wallace, Decatur, 111. 3398. Sometimes and Always; Ex. B. R. Middleton, Mexico, Mo. 3399- Harry and Gambetta; Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. SECTION 3. 3405. Scotch High Ball; Ex. B. B. Mid- dleton, Mexico, Mo. 3406- Artist Rose 1830; b. May, 1899; s. Artist Montrose 51; d. Emma Squirrel 1332; Ex. J. W. Denton, Bloomington, 111. 3407. High Ball 3310; b. 1897; Ex. J. W. Denton, Bloomington, 111. 3408. Gambetta; Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky, 3409. Chestnut Belle; Ex. E. C. Ward, Georgetown, Ky. 3410. Amazement; Ex. Wm. A. Wal- lace, Decatur, 111. 341 1. Annie Walnut; Ex. J. G. Callison, Windsor, Mo. 3413. Zack Hornee; Ex. J. W. Bell, St. Louis, Mo. SECTION 4. Single Mare or Gelding Trotter three years old and under four, to road wagon or buggy. 3419. Wilkie Walnut; Ex. J. G. Calli- son, Windsor, Mo. 3430. Lottie Coyle; Ex. E. C. Ward, Georgetown, Ky. 3431. Bohestler; Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. SECTION 5. Pacer, Mare or Gelding, three yeafs old or over, to road wagon. 3437. Billy Brass; Ex. W. T. WBmore, Lexington, Ky. 3428. Blondie; Ex. J. G. Callison, Windsor, Mo. 97 - Class 20— Roadsters. For Others than Dealers. SECTION I. Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), four years old or over, to road wagon. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $100 $60 $40 HC C 3742. Miss Speedy and Sidney; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. 3743. Moretta and Vivian M.; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. 3744. Black Beauty and Black Nancy; Ex. Frederick F. Dean, Cornwall, Vt. 3745. Royal and Harry; Ex. Thomas Wilson, Pleasant Plains, 111. 3746. Pointer B. and Dee; Ex. Crum & -Grum, Liferberry, 111. 3747. Tempest and Sunshine; Ex. H. H. English, Speed. Mo. 3748. Sinbad and Hadad; Ex. Crum & Crum, Literberry, 111. 3749. The Artist and The Artist; Ex. A. E. Ashbrook, Kansas City, Mo. 3750. Zellerton and Sylvan Bell; Ex. A« E. Ashbrook, Kansas City, Mo. ' SECTION 2. Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), three years old and under four, to road ^jvagon. I St 2d 3d 4th 5th $100 $60 $40 HC C 3754. Isabel and Claribel; Ex. Thomas Wilson, Pleasant Plains, 111. 3755- Viola See and Mate; Ex. Crum & Crum, Literberry, 111. 3'7"S6. Lady Hamilton and Lovely Lady; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. SECTION 3. Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter), four years old or over, to road wagon or buggy. ■ 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $50 $30 $20 HC C 3760. Annie Walnut; Ex. J. G. Callison, Windsor, Mo. 3761. Artist Rose or High Ball; Ex. J. W. Denton. Rlonmington, 111. 3762. Miss Speedy or Peake's Baby; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester. 111. 3763. Royal; Ex. Thomas Wilson, Pleasant Plains, 111. 3764. Donald; Ex. Thomas Wilson, Pleasant Plains, 111. 3765. Dee; Ex. Crum & Crum, Liter- berry, 111. 3766. Sinbad; Ex. Crum & Crum, Liter- berry, 111. 3767. Harry Ch.; Ex. M. R. Orthwein, St. Louis, Mo. 3768. The Critic; Ex. A. E. Ashbrook, Kansas City, Mo. 3769. Zellerton; Ex. A. E. Ashbrook, Kansas City, Mo. 3770. EUere; Ex. Joseph Battel, Bread Loaf, Vt. 3771. Marguerite; Ex. Joseph Bettel, Bread Loaf, Vt. 3772; Chestnut Rose; Ex. C. Cann, Georgetown, Ky. 3773. Harry M.; Ex. Arch Mains, Vir- ginia, 111. 3774. Tempest or Sunshine; Ex. H. H. English, Speed, 111. 3775. Mac; Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Dan- ville, Ky. 3776. Don Simmons; Ex. Geo. W. Trone & Sons, Rushville, 111. SECTION 4. Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter), three years old and under four, to road wagon or buggy. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $50 $30 $20 HC C 3777. Wilkie Walnut; Ex. J. G. Calli- son, Windsor, Mo. 3778. Rucker; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Springhill, Tenn. 3779. Parker; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Springhill, Tenn. 3780. Topsy; J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. 3781. Isabel; Ex. Thomas Wilson, Pleasant Plains, 111. 3782. Claribel; Ex. Thomas Wilson, Pleasant Plains, 111. 3783. Viola Lee; Ex. Crum & Crum, Literberrj', 111. ^''84. Peter the Great; Ex. C. Cann. 3785. Pearl Cann; Ex. C. Cann, George- Georgetown, Ky. town, Ky. SECTION 5. Pacer — Mare or Gelding, three years old or over, to road wagon. ist 2d 3d 4th sth $50 $30 $20 HC C 3786. Blondie; Ex, J. G. Callison, Wind- sor, Mo. 3787. Virginia; Ex. Thomas Wilson, Pleasant Plains, 111. 3788. Idol; Ex. Thomas Wilson, Pleas- ant Plains, 111. 3789. Annie May; Ex. Wm. H. Sturgis, St. Louis, Mo. — 98 - Class 2 1 — Harness Horses. SECTION I. • ■ Mare or Gelding over 14:1 and under 15 hands. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $50 $30 $20 HC C 3433. Hubbard; Ex. Johnson Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. 3434. Rascal; Ex. Johnson Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. 3435. Bell Buckle; Ex. Ball Bros., Ver- sailles, Ky. 3436. TwiHght; Ex. Wm. A. Wallace, Decatur, 111. SECTION 2. Pair Mares or Geldings over 14:1 and under 15 hands. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $100 $60 $40 HC C 3441. Hubbard and Rascal; Ex. John- son Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. SECTION 3. Mare or Gelding, 15 and not exceeding 15:3 hands. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth $50 $30 $20 HC C 3447. Fletcher; Ex. Johnson Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. 3448. Billy Mc; Ex. Johnson Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. 3449. Wonder; Ex. George Watson, New York City, N. Y. 3450. Wonderland; Ex. George Watson, New York City, N. Y. 3451- May Bkd; Ex. John T. Bratton, East St. Louis, III. 3452- White Ghost; Ex. John T. Bratton, East St. Louis, III. 3453- Audubon; Ex. Ball Brothers, Ver- sailles, Kv. 3454- Besse Clay; Ex. G. W. Heskett & Son, Fulton, Ohio. 3455- Fascination; Ex. Wm. A. Wallace, Decatur, 111. 3456. Lottie Coyle; Ex. E. C. Ward, Georgetown, Ky. 3457- John Campbell and Gambetta; Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Kv. 3458. Annie Walnut; Ex. J. G. Callison, Windsor, Mo. .'" • ■ SECTION 4. Pair Mares or Geldings, 15 and not ex- ceeding 15:3 hands. 1st . 2d 3d 4th sth $100 $60 $40 HC C 3463. Fletcher and Billy Mc; Ex. John- son Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. 3464. Fascination and Admiration; Ex. Wm. A. Wallace, Decatur, 111. 3465. Sometimes and Always; Ex. B. R. Middleton, Mexico, Mo. Grand Champion Prize, World's Fair 1904. 3466. Gambetta; Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. ' ' 3467. Wonder and Wonderland; Ex. George Watson, New York City, N. Y. 3468. May Bird and White Ghost; Ex. John T. Bratton, East St. Louis, 111. SECTION 5. Four-in-hand Team (mares or geldings) to Coach or Body Break. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $150 $90 $60 HC C 3473. Ex. Johnson Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. 3474. Ex. George Watson, New York City, N. Y. 3475. Ex. John T. Bratton, East St. Louis, 111. 3476. Ex. Keyes-Marshall Bros. Livery Co., St. Louis, Mo. SECTION 6. Mare or Gelding for Runabout, 14:2 and not exceeding 15:2 hands. ist 2d 3d . 4th 5th $50 $30 $20 HC C 3482. Grimes; Ex. Johnson Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. 3483. TwiUght; Ex. Wm. A. Wallace, Decatur, 111. 3484. Dainty Miss; Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lexington, Ky. 3485.- White Ghost; Ex. John T. Brat- ton, East St. Louis, 111. 3486. Bell Buckle; Ex. Ball Bros., Ver- sailles, Ky. 3487. Audubon; Ex. Ball Bros., Ver- sailles, Ky. 3488. Freddie R; Ex. J. E. Van Epps, St. Louis, Mo. 3489. Lady White Sock; Ex. G. W. Heskett & Son, Fulton, 111. SECTION 7- Mare or Gelding, 15 and not exceeding 15:3 hands. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $50 $30 $20 HC C 3494. Teddy R; Ex. Johnson Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. 3495. Billy G; Ex. Johnson Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. 3496. Fad; Ex. Wm! A. Wallace, Deca- tur, 111. - (39 - 3497- Dainty Miss; Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lexington, Ky. 3498. Audubon; Ex. Ball Bros., Ver- sailles, Ky. 3499. Edith A.; Ex. G. W. Heskett & Son, Fulton, Ohio. 3500. Chestnut Belle; Ex. E. C. Ward, Georgetown, Ky. 3501. Monarch; Ex. John T. Bratton, East St. Louis, 111. SECTION 8. Pair Mares or Geldings, 15 and not ex- ceeding 15.3 hands. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth $roo $60 $40 HC C 3505. Teddy R. and Billy G.; Ex. John- son Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. 3506. Beauty and Beautiful; Ex. E. C. Ward, Georgetown, Ky. 3507. Monarch and Rebble; Ex. John T. Bratton, East St. Louis, 111. SECTION 9- Four-in-Hand Team (mares or geldings) to Coach or Body Break. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth $150 $90 $60 HC C 351 1. Ex. Johnson Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. 3515. Four-in-hand; Ex. George Wat- son, New York City, N. Y. 3516. Four-in-hand; Ex. John T. Brat- ton, East St. Louis. 111. 3517. Four-in-hand; Ex. Keyes-Marshall Bros. Livery Co., St. Louis, Mo. SECTION 10. Mare or Gelding for Brougham, 15:3 hands or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth $S0 $30 $20 HC C 3518. Mark; Ex. Johnson Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. 3519. Mack; Ex. Johnson Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. 3520. Scotch High Ball and Mate; Ex. B. R. Middleton, Mexico, Mo. 3521. Marvelous; Ex. George Watson, New York City, N. Y. 3522. Mignonette; Ex. Wm. A. Wallace, Decatur, 111. 3523. British Lyon; Ex. John T. Brat- ton, East St. Louis, 111. 3524. John Campbell; Ex. L. W. Pres- ton, Glasgow, Ky. SECTION II. Pair Mares or Geldings for Brougham or Victoria, 15:2 hands or over, ist 2d 3d 4th Sth $100 $60 $40 HC C 3539. Mark and Mack; Ex. Johnson Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. 3530. Sometimes and Always; Ex. B. R. Middleton, Mexico, Mo. 3531. Marie and Marvelous; Ex. George Watson, New York City, N. Y. 3532. Facination and Admiration; Ex. Wm. A. Wallace, Decatur, 111. 3533- Monarch and Rebbel; Ex. John T. Bratton, East St. Louis, 111. 3534. Lourie and T^ary T.; Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. SECTION 12. Pair Mares or Geldings for Coach, Landau or Victoria, 16 hands or over. 1st 2d 3d ^th sth $100 $60 $40 HC C 3538- Pvire Gold and Standard; Ex. Wm. A. Wallace, Decatur, 111. 3539* Marvelous and Marie; Ex. George Watson, New York City, N. Y. 3543. John Campbell and Gambet^; Ex. L. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. 3543. Remus and Romulus; Ex. Keyes- Marshall Bros. L. Co., St. Louis, Mo. SECTION 13. Family Mare or Gelding, 15:3 hands or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth $50 $30 $20 HC C 3545. Beauty and Beautiful; Ex. E. C. Ward, Georgetown, Ky. 3546. Mame; Ex. George Watson, New York City, N. Y. 3547. Marvelous; Ex. George Watson, New York City. N. Y. 3548. Tommy; Ex. Johnson Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. 3549. Billy; Ex. Johnson Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. 3550. British Lyon; Ex. John T. Brat- ton, East St. Louis, 111. 3551. John Campbell; Ex. L. W. Pres- ton, Glasgow, Ky. 3552. Chestnut BeH; Ex. E. C. Ward, Georgetown, Ky. SECTION 14. Mare or Gelding for harness and saddle purposes. To be first shown to Ve- hicle, then under Saddle at walk, trot and canter. Horse alone to be con- sidered. Gaited Horses barred. 3556. Dainty Miss; Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lexington, Ky. 3557- Combination; Ex. Wm. A. Wal- lace, Decatur, 111. 3558. Chestnut Belle; Ex. E. C. Ward, Georgetown, Ky. 3559. Harriette; Ex. George Watson, New York City, N. Y. 3560. Artist Rose; Ex. J. W. Denton, Bloomington. 111. 100 356i. High Ball; Ex. J. W. Denton, Bloomington, 111. 3563. Comein; Ex. B. R. Middleton, Mexico, Mo. 3563. The Gambler; Ex. Ball Bros., Versailles, Ky. 3564. Tom Boy; Ex. Ball Bros., Ver- sailles, Ky. 3565. My Dream; Ex. Ball Bros., Ver- sailles, Ky. 3566. May Bird; Ex. John T. Bratton, East St. Louis, 111. 3567. Ex. J. T. Crenshaw, Lexington, Ky. 3568. Lode Star; Ex. T. E. Houtchens, Chaplin, Ky. SECTION 15. Mare or Gelding for harness and saddle purposes. To be first shown to Ve- hicle, then under Saddle at walk, trot, rack, canter, and running walk, fox trot or slow pace, for Gaited Horses. 3572. Frenchman; Ex. Dr. Crowly, St. Louis, Mo. 3573- Glolight; Ex. B. R. Middleton, Mexico, Mo. 3574. Artist Rose; Ex. J. W. Denton, Bloomington, 111. 3575- High Ball; Ex. J. W. Denton, Bloomington, 111. Pontiac, 111. 3576. Vivacity; Ex. Indian City Farm, 3577. Miss Hunt; Ex. Lee Bros., Mex- ico, Mo. 3578. Ivandale; Ex, T. E, Houtchens, Chaplin, Ky. 3579- John Campbell; Ex. L. W. Pres- ton, Glasgow, Ky. 3580. Silver King; Ex. T. E. Houtchens, Chaplin, Ky. 3581. Ex. J. T. Crenshaw, Lexington, Ky. 3582. Ben Hur; Ex, Gay Bros., Pisgah, Ky. 3583- Gay Lad; Ex, Gay Bros., Pisgah, Ky. 3584, Lattersall; Ex. Gay Bros,, Pisgah, Ky. 3585- Retlwine; Ex. Ball Bros,, Ver- sailles. Ky. 3586, Man of War; Ex, Ball Bros., Versailles, Ky. SECTION 16, Mare or Gelding, over 14:1 and under 15 hands. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $50 $30 $20 HC C 3591- Indian Jack; Ex. J. J. Hennessy, St. Louis, Mo. 3592. Kittie K.; Ex, Johnson Maxwell, Cardington, Ohio. 3593- Sea Gull; Ex. Joseph Battell, Bread Loaf, Vermont. 3594- Senata; Ex. Joseph C, Brunk, Rochester, 111. Won Second Prize, World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 17. Pair Mares or Geldings, over 14:1 and under 15 hands. ist 2d 3d 4th sth $100 $60 $40 HC C 3599. Senata & Ben's Daisy; Ex. Joseph C. Brunk, Rochester, 111. Won Third Prize, World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 18. Mare or Gelding, 15 and not exceeding 15:3 hands. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $50 $30 $20 HC C 3603. Harry M,; Ex, Arch Mains, Vir- ginia, 111. 3604. Missouri Girl; Ex. J. L. McClana- han, St, Louis, Mo, 3605. Rucker; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 3606. Peak's Baby; Ex, J, R, Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. 3607. Helen Gould; Ex. J. C. Callison, Windsor, Mo. 3608. Chestnut Rose; Ex. C. Cann, Georgetown, Ky. 3609. Scotch High Ball; Ex. B. R. Mid- dleton, Mexico, Mo. 3610. Ellen; Ex. Joseph Battell, Bread Loaf, Vermont. 361 1. Marguerite; Ex. Joseph Battell, Bread Loaf, Vermont. 3612. Mac; Ex. W. L. Caldwell, Dan- ville, Ky. 3613. Pearl Cann; Ex. C. Cann, George- town, Ky. 3614. Parker; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. SECTION 19. Pair Mares or Geldings, 15 and not ex- ceeding 15:3 hands, ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $100 $60 $40 HC C 3618. Black Beauty and Black Nancy; Ex. Frederick F. Dean, Cornwall, Vermont. 3619. Ex. J. R, Peak & Son, Windsor, 111. 3620. Pearl Cann and Chestnut Rose; Ex. C. Cann, Georgetown, Ky. SECTION 20, Four-in-hand Team (mares or geldings) to Coach or Body Break, 1st 2d 3d 4th sth $150 $90 $60 HC C 3624. Sunny Jim and Jim Dumps, Force and Presto; Ex. A. E. Ashbrook. Kan- sas City, Mo. - 101 - SECTION 21.. Mare or (jclding for Runabout, 14:2 and not exceeding 15:2 hands. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $50 $30 $20 HC C 3628. Eugenia 1776; Ex. Clifton Farm, Pleasant Hill, Ky. 3629. Magna 1948; Ex. Clifton Farm, Pleasant Hill, Ky. 3630. Dewey; Ex. J. S. Walsh, Jr., St. Louis, Mo. 3631. The Crisis; Ex. A. E. Ashbrook, Kansas City, Mo. 3632. Carry W.; Ex. J. G. Allison, Wind- sor, Mo. 3633. Fritzie; Ex. Jesse A. Murphy, St. Louis, Mo. 3634. Indian Jack; Ex. J. J. Hennessy, St. Louis, Mo. 3635. Marguerite; Ex. Joseph Battell, Bread Loaf, Vermont. 3636. Ellen; Ex. Joseph Battell, Bread Loaf, Verrriont. 3637. Rucker; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring HHl,' Tenn. 3638. Parker; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 3639. Right of Way; Ex. F. J. Foster, St. Louis. Mo. SECTION 22. Mare or Gelding, 15 and not exceeding 15:3 hands. 4th HC 5th C 1st 2d 3d $50 $30 $20 3643. Rucker; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 3644. Parker; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 3645. Bird; Ex. J. W. Nelson, Garden City, Mo. 3646. Bess; Ex. J. W. Nelson, Garden City, Mo. 3647. Scotch High Ball; Ex. B. R. Mid- dleton, Mexico, Mo. 3648. Ellen; Ex. Joseph Battell, Bread Loaf, Vermont. 3649. Marguerite; Ex. Joseph Battell, Bread Loaf, Vermont. 3650. Missouri Girl; Ex. J. L. McClana- han, St. Louis, Mo. 3651. Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 3652. Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 3653. Right of Way; Ex. F. J. Foster, St. Louis, ]\[n. 3654. Foxy Quiller; Ex. F. J. Foster, St. Louis, Mo. 3655. Ned; Ex. W. P. Foster, St. Louis. Mo. SECTION 23. Pair Mares or Geldings, 15 and not ex- ceeding 15:3 hands. 1st $100 2d $60 3cl $40 4th HC .Sth C 3659. Black Beauty and Black Nancy; Ex. Frederick F. Dean, Cornwall, Ver- mont. 3660. Sometimes and Always; Ex. B. R. Middleton, IMexico, Mo. 3661. Bird and Bess; Ex. J. W. Nelson, Garden City, Mo. 3662. Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 3663. Right of Way and Foxy Quiller; Ex. F. J. Foster, St. Louis, Mo. 3664. Christ and Duke; Ex. D. R. Cal- houn, St. Louis, Mo. 3665. Major and Marie; Ex. Aug. A. Busch, St. Louis, Mo. SECTION 24. Four-in-hand Team (mares or geldings) to Coach or Body Break. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $150 $90 $60 HC C 3669. Gayess and Oh-So-Gay, So-So and So-On; Ex. A. E. Ashbrook, Kansas City, Mo. 3670. Ex. J. R, Peak & Son, Winchester, Hi: 3671. Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 3672. John S. and Carrie Nation, Major and Marie; Ex. Aug. A. Busch, St. Louis, Mo. SECTION 25. Mare "Or Gelding for Brougham, 15:3 hands or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $50 $30 $20 HC C 3672. Miss Speedy; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, III. 3673. Royal; Ex. Thos. Wilson, Pleas- ant Plains, 111. 3674. Isabel; Ex. Thos. Wilson, Pleas- • ant Plains, 111. 3675. Laddie Grand; Ex. Kirkpatrick & Co., Orrick, Mo. 3676. Scotch High Ball; Ex. B. R. Mid- dleton, Mexico, ]\lo. 5677. Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 3678. Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 3679. Don Simmons; Ex. George W- Trom & Sons, Rusliville, 111. 3680. Blucher; Ex. D. R. Calhoun, St. Louis, Mo. - 102 - SECTION 26. Pair Mares or Geldings for Brougham or Victoria, 14:2 hands or over. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $100 $66 $40 HC C 3684. Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 3685. Ex. Oltmanns Bros,, Watseka, 111. 3686. Black Beauty and Black Bess; Ex. Frederick F. Dean, Cornwall, Vermont. 3687. Isabel & Clarabel; Ex. Thos. Wil- son, Pleasant Plains^ 111. .3688. Sometimes and Always; Ex. B. R. Middleton, Mexico, Mo. 3689. Duke and Gus; Ex. D. R. Calhoun, St. Louis, Mo. 3690. Major and Marie ; Ex. Aug. A. Busch, St. Louis, Mo. SECTION 2T. Paiir Mares or Geldings for Coach, Lan- dau or Victoria, 16 hands or over ist $100 2d $60 3d $40 4th Sth HC C 3694. Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 3695. Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 3696. Tempest and Sunshine; Ex. H. H. English, Speed, Mo. 3697. Viola Peak; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. • 3698. Royal and Harry; Ex. Thos. Wil- son, Pleasant Plains. 111. 3699. Daisy Lee and Laddie Grand; Ex. Kirkpatrjck & Co., Orrick, Mo. 3700. Scotch High Ball and Mate; Ex. B. R. Middleton, ^Mexico, JNIo. 3701. John S. and Carrie Nation; Ex. Aug. A. Busch, St. Louis, Mo. SECTION 28. Family Mare or Gelding, 15:3 hands or over. 1st 2d 3d % 4th 5th $50 $30 $20 HC C 3706, • Don Simmons; Ex. Geo. W. Trom & Sons, Rushville, 111. 3707. Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 3708. Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 3709. Rex B.; Ex. Crum & Crum, Liter- berrJ^ 111. 3710. Judge Cantrill; Ex. Brock Bros., Georgetown, Ky. 371 1. High Ball; Ex. J. W. Denton, Bloomington, 111. 3712. Artist Rose; Ex. J. W. Denton, -Bloomington, 111. 3713- Viola Peak; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. 3714. Harry; Ex. Thos. Wilson, Pleas- ant Plains, 111. 3715. Isabel; Ex. Thos. Wilson, Pleas- ant Plains, 111. 3716. Hellers Girl; Ex. J. G. CalUson, Windsor, Mo. 3717. Laddie Grand; Ex. Kirkpatrick & Co., Orrick, Mo. 3718. John S.; Ex. Aug. A. Busch, St. Louis, Mo. SECTION 29. Mare or Gelding for harness and saddle purposes. To be first shown to Vehicle, then under saddle at walk, trot, and canter. Horse alone to be considered. Gaited Horses barred. ist $50 2d $30 3723. Sunny Jim; Ex. A. E. Ashbrook, Kansas City, Mo. 3724. Come In; Ex. B. R. Middleton, INIexico, Mo. SECTION 30. Mare or Gelding for harness and saddle purpose*. To be first shown to vehicle, then under saddle at walk, trot, rack, canter and running walk,, fox trot or slow pace — for Gaited Horses. ist $50 3728. Latosco 3035; Ex. Clifton Farm Pleasant Hill, Ky. 3729. Artist Rex; Ex. A. E. Ashbrook, Kansas City, Mo. 3730. Missouri Girl; Ex. J. L. McClana- han, St. Louis, Mo. 3731. Judge Cantrill; Ex. Brock Bros., Georgetown, Ky. 3732. Oscar R.; Ex. John S. Hook, Paris, Mo. 3733. Artist Rose; Ex. J. W. Denton, Bloomington, III. 3734. High Ball; Ex. J. W. Denton, Bloomington, 111. 3735. RoUa Wells; Ex. Sam W. Adler, St. Louis, I\Io. 3736. Silver Rex; Ex. Kirkpatrick & Co., Orrick, ]\Io. 3737. Model King; Ex. Kirkpatrick & Co., Orrick, Mo. 3738. Glolight; Ex. B. R. Middleton, Mexico, Mo. 103 Class 2 2 — Ponies in Harness. SECTION I. Pony, in Harness, ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $25 $15 $io HC C 3791. Direct; Ex. J. L. Jones, Columbia, Tenn. 3792. Grandee; Ex. Chas. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 3793. General Shafter; Ex. Chas. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 3794. David Harum 4146; Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. 3795. Bobolink 4915; Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. 3796. Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lexington, Ky. 3797. Midget; Ex. Jno. S. Bratton, East St. Louis, 111. SECTION 2. Pair Ponies, in Harness, ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $50 $30 $20 HC C 3801. Ex. Cobb Gavitt, Ashley, Ohio. 3802. Abelard and Grandee; Ex. Chas. E. Bunn. Peoria. 111. 3803. Girofle and Girofla; Ex. Chas. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 3804. Mayor Gingle and Bobolink; Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. 3805. David Harum and Blue Ribbon; Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. SECTION 3. Four-in-hand Team in Harness, ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $75 $45 $30 HC C 3809. Ex. Cobb Gavitt, Ashley, Ohio. 3810. Girofle and Girofla, Abelard and Grandee; Ex. Chas. E. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 381 1. Mayor Gingle and Bobolink, Blue Ribbon and Royal Boy; Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. SECTION 4. Pony, under 12 hands, in Harness, ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $25 $15 $10 HC C 3815. Friar Puck; Ex. Ruth E. Ash- brook, Kansas City, Mo. 3816. Honor; Ex. Mrs. A. L. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 3817. Fanchon; Ex. Mrs. A. L. Bunn, Peoria, 111. 3818. Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111, 3819. Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lexington, Ky. 3820. Sam Parker; Ex. C. T. Henry, St. Louis, Mo. SECTION s. Pony, 12 and not exceeding 13 hands, I in Harness. | 1st 2d 3d 4th Sth '■ $25 $15 $10 HC C I 3824. Montgomery George; Ex. Mrs. A. ' L. Bunn. Peoria, 111. '■ Druid; Ex. Mrs. A. L. Bunn, Peoria, 111. < 3825. I Did; Ex. Jno. S. Bratton, East : St. Louis, 111. i SECTION 6. I Pony, 13 and not exceeding 14 hands, in j Harness. i I ist 2d 3d 4th Sth $25 $15 $10 HC C 3829. Dapple; Ex. Mrs. A. L. Dunn, Peoria, 111. 3830. Dandy; Ex. Mrs. A. L. Bunn, 1 Peoria, 111. 3831. Ribbon Sparks; Ex. J. L. McClan- ahan, St. Louis. Mo. SECTION 7- I Pair Ponies, under 12 hands, in Harness, i ist 2d 3d 4th 5th , $50 $30 $20 HC C ' 3835. Honor and Fanchon; Ex. Mrs. A. | L. Bunn. Peoria. 111. 3836. Ex. Geo. A. Heyl, Washington, 111. SECTION 8. Pair Ponies, 12 and not exceeding 13 hands, in Harness. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $50 $30 $20 HC C 3840. Montgomery George and Druid; Ex. Mrs. A. L. Bunn, Peoria, 111. SECTION 9. Pair Ponies, 13 and not exceeding 14 hands, in Harness. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $50 $30 $20 HC C 3844. Dapple and Dandy; Ex. Mrs. A. L. Bunn, Peoria. 111. SECTION 10. Four-in-hand Pony Team, not exceeding 14 hands, in Harness. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $75 $45 $30 HC C 3848. Dapple and Dandy, Montgomery George and Druid; Ex. Mrs. A. L. Bunn, Peoria, 111. — 104 — Class 23 — Business Horses in Harness. SECTION I. Single Mare or Gelding, weighing not to exceed 1200 pounds, to light single delivery outfit. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $50 $35 $25 HC C 3851. Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 385a. Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. 3853. Dick Wilson; Ex. McCarthy- Evans Tailoring Co., St. Louis, Mo. SECTION 2. Single Mare or Gelding, weighing from 1200 to 1500 pounds to light single delivery outfit. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $50 $35 $25 HC C 3861. Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. SECTION 3. Single Mare or Gelding, weighing from 1500 to 1700 pounds, to cart. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $50 $35 $25 HC C 3868. Ex. Pabst Brewing Co., St. Louis, Mo. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 3869. Ex. Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. SECTION 4. Single Mare or Gelding, weighing over 1700 pounds, to Cart. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $50 $35 $25 HC C 3879. Ex. Pabst Brewing Co., Milwau- kee, Wis. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 3880. Ringsend Lady (40001); Ex. Tru- mans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111. 3881. Ringsend Lass (29842) ; Ex. Tru- mans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111. 3882. Enfield Fuschia (21754); Ex. Truman's Pioneer Stud Farm, Bush- nell, 111. SECTION 5. Pair of Horses, weighing less than 3000 pounds to Wagon or Truck. 1st 2d 3d 4th ^5th $100 $75 $50 HC C 3889. Ex. Pabst Brewing Co., Milwau- kee, Wis. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 3890. Ex, Oltmanns Bros., Watseka, 111. SECTION 6. Pair of Horses, weighing from 3000 to 3500 pounds, to wagon or truck. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $100 $75 $50 HC C 3897. Ex. Pabst Brewing Co., Milwau- kee, Wis. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 3898. Charlie and Nellie; Ex. Handlan- Buck Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. SECTION 7. Pair of Horses, weighing over 3500 pounds, to Wagon or Truck. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $100 $75 $50 HC C 3905. Ex. Pabst Brewing Co., Milwau- kee, Wis. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 3906. Ringsend Lady (40001) and Ring- send Lass (29842); Ex. Trumans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111. 3907. Mahomet (5833) and Mahomet Blaze (5338) ; Ex. George Warner, Ma- homet, 111. SECTION 8. Three Horses Abreast, to Wagon. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $100 $75 $50 HC C 3914. Zellerton, Sylvan Dell, The Critic; Ex. A. E. Ashbrook, Kansas City, Mo. 3915. Jersey, Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Wmchester, 111. 3916. Ringsend Lady (40001), Ringsend Lass C29842); Enfield Fuschia (21754); Ex. Trumans' Pioneer Stud Farm, Bushnell, 111. SECTION 9- Fuur-Horse Team, Wheelers weighing from 3000 to 3500 pounds, to Wagon, ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $125 $100 $75 HC C 3923. Ex. A. E. Ashbrook, Kansas City, Mo. 3924. Ex. Pabst Brewing Co., Milwau- kee, Wis. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. SECTION 10. Four-Horse Team, Wheelers weighing over 3500 pounds, to Wagon. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $125 $100 $75 HC C 3931. Ex. Pabst Brewing Co., Mil- waukee, Wis. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. — 106 SECTION II. Six-Horse Team, Wheelers weighing 3500 pounds or over, to Wagon. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $150 $125 100 HC C 3937. Ex. Pabst Brewing Co., Mil- waukee, Wis. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. 3938. Ex. Aug. A. Busch, St. Louis, Mo. Class 24 — Horses of Commerce. SECTION I. Artillery Horse.- ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $75 $50 $40 HC C 3943. Judge Cantrill; Ex. Brock Bros., Georgetown, Ky. « ,,, -r. 3944. John Campbell; Ex. S. W. Pres- ton, Glasgow, Ky. 3945. Dick Wilson; Ex. McCarthy- Evans, St. Louis, INIo. 3946. Jeny S.; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. SECTION 2. Cavalry Horse. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $75 $50 $40 HC C 3951. Dare; Ex. Gritton & Robertson, Harrodsburgh, Ky. , „, .r^ ^ 3952. High Ball 2210; Ex. J. W. Denton, Blooniington, 111. 3953. Judge Cantrill; Ex, Brock Bros., Georgetown, Ky. 3954. Tattersall 2007; Ex. Gay Bros., Pisgah, Ky. ^ _ 3955. Ben Hur 2216; Ex. Gay Bros., Pisgah, Ky. ^ 3956. Soldier Boy; Ex. S. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. 3957. Lode Star; Ex. T. E. Houtchens, Chaplin, Ky. .„ „ ,t 3958. Silver King; Ex. T. E. Houtchens, Chaplin, Ky. , ^ 3959. King Atco; Ex. W. L. Porter, New York, N. Y. SECTION 3. Coach Horse, ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $75 $50 $40 HC C 3965. Royal; Ex. Thos. Wilson, Pleas- ant Plains, 111. 3966. Marvelous; Ex. George Watson, New York City. 3967. Mame; Ex. George Watson, New York City. 3968. Don Simmons; Ex. Geo. W. Trom & Sons, Rushville, 111. 3969. Royal; Ex. Thos. Wilson, Pleasant Plains. 111. 3970. Donald; Ex. Thos. Wilson, Pleas- ant Plains, 111. 3971. Fancy; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. SECTION 4- Draft Horse, ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $75 $50 $40 HC C : 3977. Ex. Pabst Brewing' Co., MU- ; waukee. Wis. Won First Prize, World's Fair, 1904. Third Prize, World's Fair. 1904. SECTION 5- Express Horse. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $75 $50 $40 HC C 3981. Nora and Fancy; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. SECTION 6. Fire Department Horse. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $75 $50 $40 HC C 3986. Bell and Barney; Ex. Lincoln Fire Department, Lincoln. 111. SECTION 7- Omnibus Horse. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $75 $50 $40 HC C 3991. Nora and Fancy; Ex. J. P. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. SECTION 8. Roadster, ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $75 $50 $40 HC C . 3997. Onward Silver; Ex. James L. Druien, Bardstown, Ky. 3998. Dare; Ex. Gritton & Robertson, Harrodsburgh, Ky. 3999. Pointer B; Ex. Crum & Crum, Literberry, 111. , „ 4000. Rucker; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown. Spring Hill, Tenn. 4001. Parker; Ex. Geo. Campbell Brown, Spring Hill, Tenn. 4002. Glenbrook; Ex. C. Cann, George- town, Ky. . , ,, • \r,t- 4003. l4"y M; Ex. Arch Mams, Vir- ginia, 111. ^ T Tir T^^n 4004. High Ball 2210; Ex. J. W. Den- ton, Blooniington. 111. 4005. Glenbrook; Ex. C. Cann, George- 40or"Rob'ert Lee; Ex. S. W. Preston. Glasgow, Ky. - 106 - 007- Don Simmons; Ex. Geo. W. Trom & Sons, Rushville, 111. 008. Helen Gould; Ex. J. G. Callison, Windsor, Mo. 009.. Pointer B.; Ex. Crum & Crum, Literberry, 111. 010. Jersey; Ex. J. R. Peak & Son, Winchester, 111. on. Zack Harrel; Ex. J. W. Bell, St. Louis, Mo. SECTION 9. laddie Mare or Gelding (Five-Gaited). 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $75 $50 $40 HC C 017. Dr. Faulkner; Ex. Harry B. Har- ris, St. Louis, Mo. 018. RoUa Wells; Ex. Sam W. Adler, St. Louis, Mo. 019. Oscar R. (2325); Ex. John S. Hook, Monroe, Mo. 020. John Campbell, Ex. S. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. 021. Artist; Ex. J. T. Crenshaw, Lex- ington, Ky. 022. Annie Runey; Ex. J. T. Crenshaw, Lexington, Ky. 023. Jack; Ex. M. M. Wall, Auburn, Ky. 024. High Ball; Ex. J. W. Denton, Bloomington, 111. 025. Kingateo; Ex. W. L. Porter, New York City, N. Y. ; 4026. Judge Cantrill; Ex. Brock Bros., Georgetown, Ky. 4027. Miss Hunt (3078) ; Ex. Lee Bros., Mexico, Mo. ' 4028. Vivacity (2034) ; Ex. H. J. Krum, Pontiac, III. 4029. Tattersall; Ex. Gay Bros., Pisgah, Ky. 4030. Ivandale; Ex. T. E. Houtchens, Chaplin, Ky. ; 4031. Silver King; Ex. T. E. Houtchens, Chaplin, Ky, 4032. Mable Rex: Ex. M. R. Orth- wein, St. Louis, Mo. 4033. Kentucky's Artist;. Ex. Jno. T. Crenshaw, Lexington, Ky; 4034. Annie Rooney; Ex. Jno. T. Cren- shaw, Lexington, K. Saddle Mare or Gelding (Five-Gaited),. 4035. Medicine Boy (2043) ; Ex. John B. Corrington, Alexander, 111. 4036. Ahart; Ex. F. O. Rackon, Litch- field, 111. 4037. Jewell R. (2164); Ej:. Eugene D. McAllister, St. Joseph, M<). 4038. Dixie Girl; Ex. Thos. Bass, Mexico, Mo. 4039. Artist Rose; Ex. J. W. Denton, Bloomington, 111. 4040. Latosca (3035) ; Ex. Clifton Farm, Pleasant Hill, Ky,; . . .: Class 24-A — Three-Gaited Saddle Horses. SECTION 10. addle Mare or Gelding, over 15:3 hands, up to carrying 200 pounds. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th $75 $50 $40 HC C 049. John Campbell; Ex. S. W. Pres- ton, Glasgow, Ky. 050. Come In; Ex. B. R. Middleton, Mexico. Mo. 051. Red Robe; Ex. M. M. Wall, Au- burn, Ky. 052. Harriette; Ex. George Watson, New York City. 053. Miss Zulema; Ex. Geo. C. R. Wagoner, St. Louis, Mo. 054. Country Lad; Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lexington, Ky. 055. Country Lady; Ex. W. T. Wil- more, Lexington, Ky. SECTION II. addle Mare or Gelding, over 15:2 and not exceeding 15:3 hands, up to carry- ing 160 pounds. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $75 $50 $40 HC C 4061. Chestnut Belle; Ex. E. C. Ward, Georgetown, Ky. 4062. Lottie Coyle; Ex. E. C. Ward, Georgetown, Ky. 4063. Highland Lady; Ex. E. C. Ward, Georgetown, Ky. 4064. Mary T.; Ex. S. W. Preston, Glasgow, Ky. 4065. Major Belle; Ex. J. T. Crenshaw, Lexington, Ky. 4066. Eugenia; Ex. Clifton Farm, Pleas- ant Hill, Ky. 4067. The American Beauty; Ex. M. M. Wall, Auburn, Ky. 4068. High Ball 2210; Ex. J. W. Denton, Bloomington, Ky. 4069. May Bird; Ex. John S. Bratton, East St. Louis, 111. 4070. Lode Star; Ex. T. E. Houtchens, Chaplin, Ky. 4071. Dude; Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lex- ington, Ky. 4072. Lassie; Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lex- ington, Ky. 4073. Mattie Brock; Ex. Brock Bros., Georgetown, Ky. 107 SECTION 12. Saddle Mare or Gelding: over 15 and not exceeding 15:2 hands, up to carrying 160 pounds. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth $75 $50 $40 HC C 4081. Confidence; Ex. Lacey Crawford, St. Louis. Mo. 4082. The American Beauty; Ex. M. M. Wall, Auburn. Ky. 4083. Artist Rose; Ex. J. W. Denton, Bloomington, III. 4084. Little Vic; Ex. J. S. Walsh, Jr., St. Louis, Mo. 4085. Eugenia; Ex. Gay Bros., Pisgah, Ky. 4086. Mandia 2893; Ex. Gay Bros., Pisgah, Ky. 4087. Lucy Dtmcan ; Ex. T. E. Hout- chens, Chaplin, Ky. 4088. Harriette; Ex. George Watson, New York City. 4089. Dr. Rob; Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lexitigton, Ky. 4090. Milady; Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lex- ington, Ky. SECTION 13. Saddle Mare or Gelding, 1st $75 2d $50 3d $40 4th HC 5th C 4098. Red Robe 2328; Ex. M. M. Hall, Auburn, Ky. 4099. Come In; Ex. B. R. Middleton, . Mexico, Mo. 4100. Lottie Coyle; Ex. E. C. Ward, ; Georgetown, Ky. 41 01. John Campbell; Ex. S. W. Pres- ! ton, Glasgow, Ky. 4102. High Ball 2210; Ex. J. W. Den- ; ton, Bloomington, 111. ' 4103. Artist Rose; Ex. J. W. Denton, ' Bloomington, 111. 4104. The Governor; Ex. J. L. McClan- : ahan, St. Louis, Mo. i 4105. Kingateo; Ex. W. L. Porter, New York City. { 4106. Judge Cantrill; Ex. Brock Bros., Georgetown, Ky. 4107. Vivacity 2034; Ex. H. J. Krum, • Pontiac, 111. 4108. Ben Hur; Ex. Gay Bros., Pisgah, Ky. 4109. The Amencan Princess 2999; Ex. T. E. Houtchens, Chaplin, Ky. 4110. Lode Star; Ex. T. E. Houtchens, Chaplin, Ky. 4111. Zulema; Ex. Geo. C. R. Wagoner, St. Louis. Mo. 41 12. Dukato; Ex. W. T. Wilmore, Lex- ; ington, Ky. i 4113. Jocelyn 1800; Ex. Clifton Farm, ! Pleasant Hill Ky. i 108 CATALOGUE -OF- CATTLE EXHIBITS Division B JUDGES OF DIVISION B . GATTLB . W. S. CARLYLE ......... Ft. Collins, Colo. THOMAS CLARK Beecher, ill. T. S. COOLEY Amherst, Mass. JOHN A. CRAIG College Station, Tex. C. F. CURTIS Ames, Iowa. T. S. HAECKER St. Anthony Park, Minn. W. A. HARRIS Chicago, 111. F. B. MUMFORD Columbia, Mo. H. W. MUMFORD 'v\:i^. '/,. . -. . . . Urbana, 111. C. S. PLUMB Columbus, O. W. R. SPANN Dallas, Tex. DIVISION B^ CATTLE. Glass 25 — Shorthorn, SECTION I. Bull — Three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 4126. Royal Avalanche 165010; b. oct. 17, 1899; s. Baron Lavender 3d; d. Almene; Br. S. F. Lockridge, Green- castle, Ind.; Ex. W. F. Christian & Son, .Indianapolis, Ind. 4127. Bapton Ensign 172542; b. Jan. 22, 1899; s. Bapton Victory 157363; d. Eni- eline 5th; Br. J. Dearie Willis, Bapton Manor, England; Ex. Chas. E. Ladd, North Yamhill, Ore. 4128. Valasco 40th 224684; b. Oct. 27, 1898; s. Indian Brave 132535; d. Va- cuna 25th; Br. R. & S. Nicholson, Syl- van, Ont.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. 4129. Royal Sitamp 146662; b. April 4, 1899; s. Royal Standard 146663; d. Rosemary 201st; Br. John Marr, Cairn- brogie, Scotland; Ex. C. Hintz & Son. Hamilton, Ont. 4130. Blythe Lad 171999; b. March 11, 1900; s. The Lad For Me; d. Blvthe- some i8th; Br. J. G. Robbins & Sons, .Horace, Ind.; Ex. Hill & Anderson, Horace, Ind. 4131. Choice Goods 186802; b. April 21, 1899; s. Remus 151790; d. Geraldine 5th; Br. James Durno. Jackston, Scot- ■ land;- Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton, Mo. 4132. Duke of Wildwood 198th 148143; b. March 24, 1899; s. Duke of Wild- wood 133d 123416; d. Mary of Wild- . wood 2ist; Br. W. T. Clay, Plattsburg, Mo.; Ex. George Manville, Dearborn, "Mo. 4133- Crowrn Prince of Lawndale 155924; b. Oct. 15, 1899; s. Prince Royal 2d; d. Josephine 32d; Br. Alex Eraser, Independence, ]\Io. ; Ex. Alex Fraser, 318 Century Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. 4134- Whitehall Sultan 163573; b. Oct. II, 1900; s. Bapton Sultan 163570; d. Bapton Pearl; Br. J. Dean Willis, Bap- ton Manor, England: Ex. F. W. Hard- ing, Waukesha, Wis. 4135' Cock Robin 192127; b. Jan. 6, 1900; s. Bright Star 180001; d. Mavis Clare; Br. C. H. Graham, Stirling, Pertshire, Scotland; Ex. I. M. Forbes & Son, Henry, 111. 4136. Lord Harrington 2d 157319; b. Apr. I, 1900; s. Victorious 121469; d. Bar- oness of Wood Dale; Br. N. H. Gent- ry, Sedalia, Mo.; Ex. J. K. King. Mar- shall, Mo. " 4137. Lavender Viscount 124755; b. March 16, 1896; s. Baron Lavender 3d; d. Gayety; Br. S. F. Lockbridge, Greencastle, Ind.; Ex. Chas. E. Leon- ard & Son, Bell Air, Mo. 4138. Valley Count 157351; b. April 12, 1900; s. Visco-unt of Anoka 125081; d. Lady Valentine; Br. T. J. Wornall, Liberty, Mo., Ex. T. J. Wornall & Son, Liberty, Mo. 4139. Dictator 182524; b. July 2, 1901; s. Norfolk 120336; d. Daisy of. North Oaks 5th; Br. B. O. Cowan, New Point, Mo.; Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kans. 4140. Lord Chesterfield 201371; b. Feb. 5, 1901; s. Sailor Champion 163924; d. Matchless; Br. Thos. Redmond. Mill Brook, Ont.; Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. 4141. Caesar Augustus 192728; b. Mch. 9, 1901; s. Royal Pride 187633 ;.d. Au- gusta 37th; Br. Lady Cathcart, Aber- deenshire, Scotland; Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. 4142. Burnbrae Chief 191747; b. June 26, 1901; s. Orange Chief T44650: d. May- flower 4th: Br. and Ex. E. W. Bowen, Delphi, Ind. 4143. Rolando 162647; b. Nov. 25, 1900; s. Collision 13S009; d. Roan Lady; Br. W. O. Minor, Heppner, Ont.; Ex. E. W. Bowen. Delphi. Ind. 4144. Achronie Style 136386; b. March 5, 1898; s. Reveller 136399; d. Golden .'Duchess 6th; Br. A. Watson, Aber- deen, Scotland; Ex. F. A. Carter, In- dianola. 111. 4145. Aylesbury Duke 159763; b. Oct. 22, 1899; s. Friday 159817; d. Missie; Br. H: Wyatt; Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kan. 4146. Nonpareil of Clover Blossom 153672; b. Nov. 24, 1899; s. Nonpareil Victor 132573; d. Victoria Sharon 7th; Br. George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo.; Ex. D. R. Hanna. Ravenna, Ohio. 4147. Mosstrooper Vol. 40; b. Aug. 29, 1900; s. Imperial General White 162501; d.. Fourth Moss Rose of Montrose; Br.- W. S. Marr, Aberdeenshire. Scotland: Ex. Gains Paddock, St. Louis, Mo. May be seen in barn No. i. Fine Stock for sale. - Ill - SECTION 2. Bull — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 4154. Invincible Hampton 206326; b. July 22, 1902; s. Merry Hampton 132572; d. Lovely of Greendale 3d; Br. F. Bellows & Son, Maryville, Mo.; Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville, Mo. 4155. Golden Lavender 232970; March 24, 1902; s. Grand Victor 1 15752; d. Sittyton Lavender 6th; Br. and Ex. Geo. Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo. 4156. Cactus 208186; b. May, 30, igos; s. Orange Chief 144650; d. Blooming Heather; Br. and Ex. E. W. Bowen, Delphi, Ind. 4157. Victor Missie 188499; b. Oct. 9, 1901; s. Golden Drop 149537; d. Missie 163; Br. H. Cargill & Son, Cargill, Ont.; Ex. Horatio S. Bright, Versail- les, Ky. 4158. Money Musk 186542; s. Raphael 127581; d. Missie's Queen; Br. and Ex. G. H. Burge, Mount Vernon, la. 4159. March Knight 188105; b. March 13, 1902; s. Red Knight 157136; d. Queen Anne; Br, and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 4160. Village Lad 183227; b. Oct. 16, 1901; s. The Lad For Me; d. Village Belle 3d; Br. and Ex. Frank W. Cot- ton, Manila, Ind. 4161. Rolla Wells 194157; b. Jan. 27, 1902; s. King James 164429; d. Julia; Br. J. J. Garwood, Auxvasse, Mo.; Ex. Bruce Davault, New Florence, Mo. 4162. Park Hero 53470; b. Sept. 16, 1901; s. Blackbird Hero 14494; d- Tressie 2 24355; Br. Haley Bros., Harris, Mo.; Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo, 4163. Victor Butterfly 4th 224383; b. Nov. 10, 1901; s. Victorious 121469; d. Butterfly 2d of Oakwood; Br. and Ex. N. H. Gentry, Sedalia, Mo. 4164. King Edward 172814; b. Sept. 6, 1901;. s. Bapton Arrow 156230; d. Vil- lage Belle; Br. W. R. Nelson, Kansas City, Mo.; Ex. D. R. Hanna, Raven- na, Ohio. 4165. Royal Wonder 188110; b. March 2, 1902; s. Justice 140578; d. Molly; Br. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn.; Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. 4166. Ben Lomond 224418; Mar. 15, 1902; s. Clifton 150674; d. Craibstone Beauty 4th; Br. A. Watson, Aberdeen- shire, Scotland; Ex. C. Hintz & Son, Hamilton, Ont. 4167. Red Prince 219882; b. Aug. 9, 1902; s. May Queen's Prince 173184; d. Violet Inquisitres; Br. Austin Powers, PrairievHle, 111.; Ex. Thos. F. Mercer, Sterling, 111. 4168; Sure Good 19 1260; April 23, 1902; s. Duke 163747; d. Daisy sth of Grundy; Br. and Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. 4169. Nonpareil King 192871; b. Oct. 26, 1901; s. Nonpareil Victor 132573; d. Grand Nerissa 2d; Br. George Both- well, Nettleton, Mo.; Ex. H. D. Par- sons, Newton, la. 4170. - Orange Monarch 190181; b. Nov. 2, 1901; s. Lord Lovel 130157; d. Sweet- heart 2d; Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo. 4171. Bar None 2d; 188820; b. Nov. 6, 1901; s. Bar None; d. Woodstock Red Rose; Br. Thos. Andrews & Son, Cam- bridge, Neb.; Ex. A. C. Shallenberger, Alma, Neb. 4172. Scotch Victor i95555; b. May 23, 1902; s. Scotchman 189485; d. Viola 4th; Br. T. Holmes & Son, Lamont, N. Y.; Ex. J. T. Trewer, Leicester, N, Y. SECTION 3. Bull — Eighteen and under twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 4180. Robert Bruce 223929; b. Sept 5, 1902; s. Chief Commander 122456; d. Red Bloom; Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. 4181. Avalanche Royal 200330; b. Oct 4, 1902; s. Royal Avalanche 165010; d. Royal Duchess of Murry Home; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Sons, In- dianapolis, Ind. 4182. King of Diamonds 206599; b> Oct 13, 1902; s. Valley Champion 130485; d. Village Belle 3d; Br. and Ex. Frank W. Cotton, Manila, Ind. 4183. Victor S. 206129; b. Jan. 26, 1903; s. Victor Ramsden 121473; d. Miss Sharon 3d; Br. D. Creswell, Braymer, Mo.; Ex. Creswell & Carpenter, Bray- mer, Mo. 4184. Gwendoline Victor 208932; b. Sept 6, 1902; s. Knight of Meadow Farm 3d 142734; d. Gwendoline of Meadow Lawn; Br. and Ex. Joseph Duncan, Osborn, Mo. 4185. White Hall Marshall 309776; b. Oct. 5, 1902; s. White Hall Sultan 163573; d. Missie 167th; Br. E. S. Kel- ly, Yellow Springs, Ohio; Ex. M. •Harding, Waukesha, Wis. 4186. Bapton Broadhooks 203770; b. Dec. 12, 1902; s. Bapton Ensign 172543; d. Lady Mary 4th; Br. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn.; Ex. Charles E. Ladd. North Yamhill, Ore. 4187. Red Blood 210541; b. Jan. ig, 1903; s. Red Lad 149033; d. Bement Belle; Br. Adkins .& Stevenson, Bement, III.; Ex. Chas. D. Myer, Somerville, Tena - 112 - 4i88. Best of All 206553; b. Dec. 15, 1902; s. First Choice 153254; d. Redely Coat; Br. D. H. Robinson, Jamesport, Mo.; Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, ^lo. 4189. My Choice 224379; b. Oct. i, 1902; s. The Professor 172332; d. Rosebud 6ist; Br. and Ex. Abram Renick, Win- chester, Ky. 4190. Daredevil 204007; b. Nov. 29, 1902; s. Aylesbury Duke 159763: d. 2d Pansy of Silver Creek; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kan. 4191. Silver Knight 206653; b. Sept. 24, 1902; s. Gallant Knight 124468; d. Signet; Br. and Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons. Dover, Kan. 4192. Belmont 206649; b. Jan. 4, 1903; s. Woodberry's Pride 12848S; d. Belle Rose of Emenense; Br. and Ex. Wm. Warfield, Lexington. Ky. 4193. Nonpareil Perfection 206647; b. Oct. 8, 1902; s. Nonpareil Victor 132573; d. Kirklevington Beauty; Br. George Bothwell. Nettleton, Mo.; Ex. T. J. Wornall & Son, Liberty, Mo. 4194. Edgewood Lad 214743; b, Dec. 13, 1902; s. Baron Barmpton 152291; d. Missie Secret; Br. D. T. Bronaugh & Sons, Nashua, Mo.; Ex. T. J. Wornall Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. 4195. Forest Victor 224381; b. Oct. 26, 1902; s. Victorious 121469; d. Forest Daisy 3d; Br. N. H. Gentry, Sedalia, Mo.; Ex. T. J. Wornall, Liberty, Mo. SECTION 4. Bull — Twelve and imder eighteen months. 1st 2d 3d 4th ;th. 6th 7t]i $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 4203. George Vest 208929; b. April 14, 1903; s. Ruby Duke 177169; d. Blossom; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson. Alpha, Mo. 4204. Hampton's Model 210474; b. Jan. 8, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Mabel Washington; Br. and Ex. C. 1). Bellows, Maryville, Mo. 4,205. Hampton's Heir 206225; b. April 22, 1903; Hampton's Best 170818; d. Royal Queen of Beauty; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows. Maryville, Mo. 4206. Nonpareil Champion 206646; b. Jan. 8, 1903; s. Nonpariel Victor ^32573', d. Victoria Sharon 7th; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo. 4207. Challenger 224348; b. Aug. 24, 1903; Chief Cruickslians 152738; (1. Kirklevington Lady 4th; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo. 4208. Onedia's Chief 224347; b. May 5, 1903; s. Orange Cliief T44650; d. One- dia; Br. and Ex. E. W. Bcswen, Del- phia, Tnd. 4209. Godwin Hero 223933; b. June 18, 1903; s. Godwin 1 15676; d. Butterfly of Spring Creek; Br. Geo. Allen Aller- ton. 111.; Ex. Horatio S. Bright, Ver- sailles, Ky. 4210. Golden Czar 200253; b. Jan. 15, 1903; s. Baron Golddust 114354; d. Czarina; Br. and Ex. W. F. Ciiristian & Sons, Indianapolis, Ind. 4211. Royal Ensign 206801; b. March 27, 1903; s. Bapton Ensign 172^42; d. Nel- lie of Carlogie 5th; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 4212. Lord Lasaile 208139; b. Feb. 23, 1903; s. Villager 182632; d. Eliza i8th; Br. Lord Roseberry, Edinburg, Scot- land; Ex. Frank W. Cotton, Manila, Ind. 4213. St. Louis 212661; b. March 29, 1903; s. Regulator 109824; d. Madge G; Br. and Ex. B. T. Davault, New Florence, Mo. 4214. Fenimore Glen Haven 223857; b. July 12, 1903; s. Inglewood 151200; d. Pauline Paul 3d; Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. 4215. Blocky Victor 223596; b. June 21, T903; s. Victor of Cedar Vale 130595; d. Dot Langtry 3d; Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. 4216. Solan 223159; b. March 25, 1903; s. Lord Thistle 129960; d. Sunol; Br. F. L. Hackler. Lee's Summit, Mo.; Ex. W. A. Fors3'the, Greenwood^ Mo. 4217. Master Waterloo 2d; b. July 23, 1903; s. 8th Waterloo Duke of Kear- ney 217840; d. Lena River Waterloo; Br. and Ex. H. M. Grifiith. Kearney, Mo. 4218. Missie's Diamond 221080; b. May 2, 1903; s. Bapton Diamond 187000; d. Missie C; Br. and Ex. D. R. Hanna. Ravenna, Oliio. 4219. Anoka Archer 206604; b. Jan. 14, 1903; s. Best of Archer 141S32; d. Lady in \Vaiting; Br. and Ex. F. M. Hard- ing, Waukesha, Wis. 4220. Count Archy 219064; b. May 17, T903: s. Bold Count 163001: d. Buchan Lassie 5th; Br. and Ex. C. Hintz & Sons, Fremont, Ohio. 4221. Delorain 3d 223941; b. July 17, 1903: s. r.ord Loved 130157; d. Oak- wood ITdora 5th; Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros.. Harris, ]\lo. 4222. Red Lord 223944; b. June 17, 1903; s. Lord Level 130157; d. Queen of Fair- view; Br. and \\x. Pnrdy Bros., Flar- ris. Mo. 4223. Mulligan 223309; b. June 26, 1903; s. Scotland Charm 127264; d. 25th ^Nlarv of Elmwood S02590; Br. C. F. Wolf & Son, Ottawa, Kan.; Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kans. -113 4224. Victor Vale 215056; b. March 26, 1903; s. Blythe Victor 140609; d. i6th Nellie Biy of Cedar Vale; Br. G. M. Casey, Clinton, ]\Io.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton, Mo. 4225. Guilford 220579; b. May 26, 1903; s. Gallant Knight 124468; d. Grace Greenwood 15th; Br. and Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kan. 4226. Edgewood Victor 214744; Ex. T. J. Wornall & Son, Liberty, Mo. 4227. Lucullus 224237; b. Sept. 15, 1903; s. Woodberry's Pride 128488: d. Loosly of Elmwood; Br. and Ex. Wm. War- field, Lexington. Ky. 4228. Aberdeen Chief 219839; b. March 2, 1903; s. Scottish Peer 211559; d. Lady Aberdeen; Br. J. & W. B. Watt, Salem, Ont.: Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. SECTION 5. Bull — Six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 4236. Thickset 224103; b. Nov. 16, 1903; s. Bar None 141310; d. Scottish Mary 6th; Br. and Ex. Thos. Andrews & Son, Cambridge, Neb. 4237. V/izard 224104; b. Nov. 13, 1903; s. Bar None 141310; d. Witch; Br. and Ex. Thos. Andrews & Son, Cambridge, Neb. 4238. Gloster's Model 220893; b. Nov. 3, 1903; s. Gloster 137952; d. Morty B. 2d; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Mary- ville. Mo. 4239. Orange Viscount 2d 223937; b. Sept. 28, 1903; s. Lavender Viscount 124755; d. Orange Belle; Br. and Ex. W. A. Betteridge, Pilot Grove, Mo. 4240. Wanderer of Clover Blossom 224275; b. Oct. II, 1903; s. Wanderer's Last 158478; d. Nerissa 13th of Maine Valley; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo. 4241. Royal Victor 223934; b. Nov. 13, 1903; s. Victor Missie 188499; d. Roan Beauty: Br. and Ex. Horatio S. Bright, Versailles, Ky. 4242. Master Nonpareil 223566; b. Sept. 23, 1903; s. Acrobat 152554; d. Nonpar- eil of Wayside: Br. and Ex. G. H. Burge, Mount Vernon, la. 4243. Money Muffle of Wayside 223330; b. Oct. 3, 1903; s. Money Musk 186542: d. Nonpareil of Wayside 2d: Br. and Ex. G. H. Burge, Mount Vernon, la. 4244. Anchor 223653; b. Sept. 23, 1903; s Lord Darnley 151011: d. Huby Girl jd; Br. A. Alexander, Morning Sun, la.; Ex. J. T. Carithers, Morning Sun, la. 4245. Professor 224834; b. Oct. 15, 1903; s. Achronie Style 136386; d. Red ' Bloom; Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, In- ; dianola, la. 4246. King Lavender 2241 14; b. Jan. 2, ' 1904; s. Chief Lavender 139145; d. ! Lady Victoria 2d; Br. John Skinner • Herman, Neb.; Ex. J. W. Chappell, | Kearney, Neb. , 4247. Lad of Honor 223864; b. Oct. 9, [ 1903: s. Royal Avalanche 165010; d. ' Maid of Honor; Br. and Ex. F. W. I Christian & Son, Indianapolis, Ind. 4248. Choice Boy 222648; b. Sept. 27, 1903; s. Royal Avalanche 165010; d. 7th I\Iary of Walnut; Br. and Ex. W- F. Christian & Son, Indianapolis, Ind. '4249. Bapton's Royal 224277; b. Oct. 26, 1903; s. Bapton Ensign 172542; d. Jeanette; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 4250. Bapton's Pride 224276; b. Nov. 26, 1903; s. Bapton Ensign 172542; d. Queen Anne; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 4251. Caesar La Crose 224588; b. Sept. 2, 1903: s. Caesar Augustus 192728; d. Irene Pearl; Br. and Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. 4252. Fenimore Coburn 223597; b. Dec. 22, 1903;, s. Inglewood 151200: d. Twinkle; Br. and Ex. Forest Bros & Dunham, Miles, la. 4253. Diamond's King 221076; b. Nov. 26, 1903: s. Bapton Diamond 1S7000; d. Village Belle; Br. and Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, .Ohio. 4254. Sightseer 224131; b. Dec. 23, 1903; s. Royal Wonder 188110; d. Lady in Waiting: Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. 4255. Scottish Pride 224419; b. Jan. 3, 1904; s. Bold Count 163001: d. Claris- sa's Gem; Br. and Ex. C. Hintz & Sons. Fremont, Ohio. 4256. Quartermaster 226000; b. Oct. 24, 1903; s. Merrj' Hampton 132572: d. Gipsy Maid; Br. C. C. Bigler & Sons, Hartwick, la.; Ex. Herbert W. Mum- ford, Urbana, 111. 4257. Can't Be Beat 222590; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Duke 163747: d. Daisy 8th of Grundy: Br. and Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. 4258. Second Choice 224184; b. Sept. 20, T903: s. The Professor 172332: d. Rose- bud 6ist: Br. and Ex. Abram Renick, Winchester, Ky. 4259. Scottish Champion 224435; b. Nov. 8, 1903: s. Victor Baron 127266: d. Scottish Queen: Br. and Ex. H. D. Parsons, Newton, la. 4260. Prince of Pilsen 222479; b. Sept. 21,1903: s. Bapton Sovereign 192125: d. Lavender Lady 3rd: Br. and Ex. J. F. Sz J. W. Prather. Williamsville, 111. 114 — 4261. Orange Monarch 2nd 223943; b. Dec. II, 1903; s. Lord Lovel 130157; d. Sweetheart 2nd; Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo. 4262. Scottish Lord 223945; b- Nov. 27, 1903; s. Lord Lovel 130157; d. Sweet- heart; Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros., Har- ris, Mo. 4263. The Fearless King 222396; b. Sept. 2, 1903; s. Fearless Archer 132062; d. Narcissus Gem; Br. John Lister, Con- rad, la.; Ex. C. A. Saunders, Manilla, la. 4264. Gay Pluto 224657; b. Sept. 27, 1903; s. Pluto of Dalmeny 190925; d. Gay Bracelet; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. 4265. Lavender Lad 224658; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. The Lad For Me 140618; d. Lavender of Hill Farm 17th; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Hor- ace, Ind. ' 4266. Bold Baron 221404; b. Oct. 27, 1903; s. Bar None 2nd 188820; d. Ash- mead Countess; Br. and Ex. A. C. Shallenberger, Alma, Neb. 4267. Lord Filbert 223307; b. Sept. 20, 1903; s. Lord Thistle 129960; d. 17th Lady Bates of Shannon; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kans. 4268. Lord Jealous 223308; b. Oct. 24, 1903; s. Lord Thistle 129960; d. Jealous of Silver Creek; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kans. 4269. The Conquerer 215051; b. Sept. 28, 1903; s. Choice Goods 186802; d. Clara 38th; Br. G. M. Casey, Clinton, Mo.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton, -Mo. 4270. Good Lad 215023; b. Oct 18, 1903; s. Choice Goods 186082; d. Lad's Goldie; Br. G. M. Casey, Clinton, Mo.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton; Mo. 4271. Happy Knight 223939; b. Oct. 15, 1903; s. Gallant Knight 124468; d. Har- mony loth; Br. and Ex. T. K. Tom- .■^on & Sons, Dover, Kans. 4272. Pilgrim 223940; b. Sept. 8, 1903; s. Tillycairn 150069; d. Princess Acorn; Br. and Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kans. 4273- Royal Conqueror; Ex. T. J, Wornall. Liberty, Mo. 4274. Bashful Conqueror 224430; b. Oct. 4. 1903; s. Conqueror 149048; d. Bash- ful 6th; Br. and Ex. T. J. Wornall, & Son, Liberty, Mo. 4275. Rufus 223986; b. Nov. 6, 1903; s. Woodberry's Pride 128488; d. Red Rose of Grasmen loth; Br. and Ex. William Warfield, Lexington, Kv. 4276. Beau's Pride; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. 4277. Porter Vol. 50; b. Oct. 27, 1903; Br. R. Leavitt & Son, Vernon, Ind.; Ex. . Gains Paddock, St. Louis, Mo. May be seen in barn No. i. Fine stock for sale. SECTION 6. Bull — Under 6 months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 4287. Columbus 220892; b. Jan. 13, 1904; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Colum- bian Queen; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bel- lows, ^laryville, ]\Io. 4288. Victor Wanderer 224274; b. April I, 1904; s. Wanderer's Last 158478; d. 25th Linwood Victoria; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo. 4289. Bapton Victor 224278; b. March 14, 1904; s. Bapton Ensign 172542; d. Nellie of Carlogie 6th; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 4290. Roan Inglewood 223598; b. April 12, 1904; s. Inglewood 151200; d. Lily Belle; Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dun- ham, Miles, la. 4291. Lavender's Diamond 221079; b. Jan. 15, 1904; s. Bapton Diamond 187000; d. Lavender Lily; Br. and Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. 4292. King Edvs^ard 2nd; b. Feb. 25, 1904; s. King Edward 172814; d. Miranda; Br. and Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. 4293. Anoka Cerry 224129; b. March 5, 1904; s. Ceremonious Archer 171479; d Cherry Fatima; Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. 4294. Valiant Ravenswood 223946; b. Jan. 5, 1904; s. Lavender Viscount 124755; d. Grand Ravenswood 2nd; Br. and Ex. Chas. E. Leonard & Son, Bell Air, Mo. 4295. Jolly Hampton 224378; b. March 16, 1904; s. Happy Hampton 190976; d. 28th Alice Maud of Elm Grove; Br. and Ex. Parker Bros. & Branson, Waverly, Neb. 4296. Graceful Archer 224034; b. Jan. i, 1904; s. Golden Archer 149821; d. Graceful of Orchard Farm; Br. and Ex. R. G. Robb & Son, Morning Sun, la. 4297. Dreadnaught 221405; b. March 4, 1904; s. Bar None 2d 188820; d. Cambridge Beauty; Br. and Ex. A. C. Shallenberger, Alma, Neb. 4298. Aylesbury Boy 223306; b. Jan. 14, 1904; s. Aylesbury Duke 159763; d. Sil- ver Creek Beauty; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stoddard, Burden, Kans. 115 — 4299- Graceful Knight 223938; b. Feb. 15, 1904; s. Gallant Knight 124468; d. Graceful 23rd; Br. and Ex., T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kans. 4300. Blythe Conqueror 224431; b. Jan. 20, 1904: s. Conqueror 149048; d. Blythesome 15th; Br. and Ex. T. J. Wornall & Son, Liberty, Mo. SECTION 7- Cow — Three j-ears old or over. ist 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Cth 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 4307. Queen of Beauty Vol 50; b. Nov. 2, 1900; s. Nonpareil Victor 132373; d. Sharon Rose 3rd; Br. George Both- well, Nettleon, Mo.; Ex. E. W. Bowen, Delphi, Ind. 4308. Peach Vol. 50; b. Oct. 3, 1900; s. Viscount of Anoka 125081: d. Rose Helena 4th; Br. T. J. Wornall. Liberty, Mo.; Ex. Horatio S. Bright. Versailles, Ky. 4309. Fairy Maid 3rd; b. April 23, 1901, s. Missie's Champion 130074; d. Home- wood Maid; Br. E. S. Butler Co., Co., Ridgewaj^ Ohio; Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. 4310. loth Duchess of Oaks Vol 50; b. April 20, 189S; s. Grand Duke of Ox- ford 4th; d. 4th Duchess of Oaks Vol. 43; Br. J. S. Sandusky, Indianola, 111.; Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola. 111. 4311. 2nd Mary of Walnut; b. Oct. 13, 1896; s. Golden Prince 2nd; d. iNIar}' of Walnut; Br. S. F. Lockridge, Green Castle, Ind.; Ex. W. F. Christian & Son, Green Castle, Ind. 4312. Mary Ann of Variety Grove 5th; b. Oct. 26, 1900;- s. Baron Lavender 4th 84525; d. Mary Ann of Variety Grove 3rd; Br. Geo. W. Thomas, Ho- mer, Ind.; Ex. W. F. Christian & Son, Manilla, Ind. 4313. Belle of Moss Side Vol. 50; b. Nov. 14, 1900; s. Royal Banner 150993; d. Idonea 3rd; Br. James Rennie, Wick, Ont.; Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. 4314. Irene Pearl Vol 48; b. Dec. 25, 1899; s. King of Lombardv Park 126589; d. Topsy Girl Vol. 40; Br. E. L. Divan, Browntown, Wis.; Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. 4315. Butterfly of Wood Dale Vol. 42; b. P^eb. 7, 1897; s. Baron Ury 1 18024; d. Butterfly 2nd of Oak wood; Br. Thos. H. Mastin, Kansas City, Mo.; Ex. N. IT. Gentry, Sedalia, Mo. 4316. Alexandrina 2nd of Wood Dale; b. Aug. 18. 1900; s. Victorious T21469; Br. and Ex. N. H. Gentry, Sedalia, Mo. 4317. Star's Queen Vol. 49; b. Oct. 9, 1899; s. Star of the North 132076; d. Queen of Scots 66th; Br. I. M. Forbes & Son, Henry, 111.; Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. 4318. Jennie June Vol. 50; b. Feb. i, T901; s. Viscount of Anoka 125081; d. Gazelle 2nd of Oakwood; Br. T. J. Wornall, Liberty, Mo.; Ex. D. R. Han- na, Ravenna, Ohio. 4319. Happy Valley; b. March 8, 1900; s. Valley Champion 130485; d. I\Iary Lancaster 2nd; Br. Cotton & Son, Ma- nilla, Ind.; Ex. F. W. Harding, Wau- kesha, Wis. 4320. British Lady Vol. 54; b. March 10, 1900; s. Diamond Statesman 181961; d. Florence Rockwood; Br. George Amos, Mofifat. Ont.; Ex. C. Hiutz & Sons, Freinont, Ohio. 4321. Dollie Reputation Vol. 57; b. July 3. 1901; s. Reputation 145695; d. Dollie Hamilton; Br. Greene Bros., Farm- land, Ind.; Ex. Hill & Anderson, 5728 Madison Ave., Chicago. 111. 4322. Orange Blossom of Fairview 3rd; b. Dec. 2^, 1900; s. Golden Knight of Enterprise 143815; d. Sweetheart Vol. 42; Br. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo.; Ex. Clias. E. Ladd. North Yanhill, Ore. 4323. Ravenswood Countess Vol. 50; b. Feb. 15, 1900; s. Lavende-r Viscount 124755; d. 6th Ravenswood Flower; Br. and Ex. Chas. E. Leonard & Son, Bell Air, Mo. 4324. Baby Ruth, b. Nov. 15, 1900; s. Hero 3rd; d. Ruth of Grundy; Br. and Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. 4325. 56th Mary of Wildwood Vol. 50; b. Jan 6, 1900; p. T33rd Duke of Wildwood T23416: d. 23rd Mary of Wildwood; Br. W. T. Clay, Plattsburg, Mo.; Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, "Mo. 4326. Lad's Lady Vol. 50; b. Feb. 14, 1901; s. The Lad For Me T40618; d. Monarch's Ladj' 2nd: Br. and Ex. J. [ G. Robbins & Sons. Horace, Ind. 4327. Lad's Rose Vol. 50; b. Feb. 14. T901 ; s. The Lad h""or ^le; d. Blooming Rose; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. 4328. 7. rincess Challenger of Silver Ci-'ek; b. Nov. 4. 1900: s. Gwendoline's Prince 130913; d. T^tilu Challenger 7th; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kans. 4329. Ruberta Vol 45; b. Oct. 14. i8q8; s. St. Valentine 121014; d. Russella Vol. 44; Br. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace. Ind.; Ex, Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton, ATn. 4330. Golden Abbotsford Vol. 42; b. Jan. 27, 1896: s. Young .\bbotsburn t 10679: d, 7th Linwood Golden Drop Vol. 35 : Br. T. S. Mobcrly, 'Richmond, Ky.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton, Mo. - 116 4331' Viola 4th; b. July 2, 1896; s. Drum- mer 11S718; d. Viola; Br. T. Holmes & Son, Lament, N. Y.; Ex. J. T. Trewer, Mt. Morris, N. Y. 4332. Gem of Ballechin 2nd; b. Sept. 3, 1899; s. Diamond Jubilee 141460; d. Gem of Ballechin; Br. J. A. Crerar, Shakespeare, Ont.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. 4333. Olga Stamford Vol. 60; b. May 25. 1900; s. Hillsburgh Tom iSM^g: d. Daisy Stamford; Br. J. & W. B. \\att. Salem, Ont.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. 5334. Seraglio Vol. 41; b. March 10, 1896; s. Golden Lavender 119421; d. Seraph- ic; Br. A. E. Leavitt, Vernon, Ind.; Ex. Gains Paddock, St. Louis, Mo. May be seen in barn No. i. Fine stock for sale. 4335- Portia; b. Feb. 19, 1901; s. Lord Lovel 130157; d. Poppy; Br. R. Leavitt. & Son, Vernon, Ind.; Ex. Gains Pad- dock, St. Louis. Mo. IMay be seen in barn No. i. Fine stock for sale. SECTION 8. Heifer — Two years old and under iliree. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 4342. Dora A. Vol. 56; b. Sept. 6, 1901: s. Bar None 141310; d. Dora's Gem; Br. and Ex. Thos. Andrews & Son, Cambridge, Neb. 4343. Sarah Vol. 57; b. Aug. 28, 1902; s. Bar None 141310; d. Rosette Dixie Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Thos. Andrews & Son Cambridge, Neb. 4344. Herdsman's Dream Vol. 53; b. Sept. 10, iQOi; s. Nonpareil Victor 132573; d. Eva Logan; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mn. 4345. Fair Queen Vol. 54; b. Oct. 3, rgoi; s. Royal Prince 188293: d. Fran- ces Folsom ^rd; Br. H. K. Fairbairn. Thedford, Ont.: Ex. E. W. Bowen Delphi. Ind. 4346. Winona Vol 53; b. Oct. 14, 1901, p. Chief -Monarch 138795: d. Maud; Br. J. L. Aspy, Geneva, Ind.; Ex. Horatio S. Bright. Versailles, Ky. 4347. Scottish Maid Vol. 60; b. March 15. 1902: s. Golden Prince i3o;43: d Scottish Queen Vol. 41: Br. C. F. Rice. Indianola, 111.: Ex. F. A. Carter, In- dianola, III. 4348. Bluegrass Beauty Vol 58; b. March 2, 1902; s Alajor Mac 128^70: d. Esther Vol 47; Br. A. L. Winters, Newcastle, Ind.: Ex. W. F. Christian & Son, Indianapolis. Ind. 4349. Czarina 3rd Vol 54; b. March 2, 1902; s, Baron Golddust 1 14354: d. Czarina Vol 47; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian &: Son, Indianapolis, Ind. 4350. Welcome of Meadow Lawn 9th; b. March 25, 1902; s. Red Knight 157136; d. Welcduie of Meadow Lawn; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 4351. Lucy Jane 8th Vol. 54; b. April II, 1902; s, Victor Ranisden 121473; d. Lucy Jane; Br. D. Creswell, Braymer, Mo.; Ex. Creswell & Carpenter, Bray- mer, Mo. 4352. Lucy Jane 9th Vol. 54; b. April 11, 1902; s. Victor Ramsden 121473; d. Lucy Jane; Br. D. Creswell, Braymer, Mo.; Ex. Creswell & Carpenter, Bray- iner, Mo. 4353- Loraine Vol. 53; b. Jan. 8, 1902; s. Earl of Rock Bridge I3_'4i5: d. Lorna Doone; Br. A. H. Krouskop, Richland Center, Wis.; Ex. Divan Bros., Brown- town, Wis. 4354- Viscountess of Fairview 3rd; b. May 21, 1902; s. Lord Lovcl 130157; d. Victoria Giltspnr; Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo. 4355. Princess Maud 4th; b. Jan. 8, 1902; s. Best of Archers 141832; d. Princess Maud 2nd; Br. and Ex. F. "W". Hard- ing, Waukesha, Wis. 4356. Mina of Oriel Vol 55; b. Feb. 2, 1902; s.» Strathallan Hero 176156; d. Minora Vol. 55; Br. Valentine Ficht. Oriel, Ont.; Ex. C. Hintz & Son, Fre- mont, Ohio. 4357. Magdeline Vol. 52; b. Oct. 6, 1901 ; s. Valley Champion 130485; d. Ethel Vol. 47; Br. Frank W. Cotton, Manilla, Ind.; Ex. Hill & Anderson, Chicago. 111. 4358. Lady Dorothea Vol. 53; b. Oct. 10, 1901; s. Red Knight 157136; d. Trout Creek Beauty Vol. 45; Br. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn.; Ex. Chas. E. Ladd, North Yamhill, Ore. 4359. Matchless 25th Vol. 53; b. Dec. 28, 1901; s. Baron Linwood loth; d. Match- less 24th; Br. and E. Chas. E. Ladd, North Yamhill, Ore. 4360. 7th Ravenswood Countess Vol. 50; b. Feb. 12, 1901: s. Lavender Viscount 124755; d-. 6th Ravenswood Flower Vol. 43; Br. and Ex. Chas. E. Leonard & Son, Bell Air, ISIo. 4361. Laura Overton Vol 54; b. May 31, 1902; s. Duke 163747; d. Daisy 8th of Grundy; Br. and Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. 4362. Lad's Secret Vol 54; b. Oct 14, 1901; s. The Lad for Me; d. Sunrise; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons. Horace, Ind. 4363. Lad's Missie Vol. 54; b. Nov. 22, 1901; s. The Lad For Me; d. Trout Creek Missie; Br. and Ex. J. G. Rob- bins & Sons, Horace, Ind. 117 4364. Oxford Bloom 12th; b. Oct 30, 1901; s. Gwendoline's Prince 130913; d. Oxford Bloom 9th; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kans. 4365. Rubertress Vol. 53; b. Jan 19, 1902; s. Lovely Lad 153313; d. Ruberta; Br. J. G. Robbins & Son.s, Horace, Ind.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton, Mo. 4366. Glosterina Vol- 53; b. March 5, 1902; s. Conqueror 149048; d. Duchess of Gloster Vol 46; Br. T. J. VVornall & Son, Liberty, Mo., Ex. Tebo Land & Cattel Co., Liberty, Mo. 4367. Lucy Girl Vol. 53; b. March 16, 1902; s. Viscount of Anoka 125081; d. Gazelle 2nd of Oakwood Vol 41; Br. and Ex. T. J. Wornall & Son, Lib- erty, Mo. 4368. Beauty 45th; b. July 5th, 1902; s, Merryman 150157; d. Beauty 41st; Br. and Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Out. 4369. Matchless 33rd Vol. 60; b. Oct. 21, 1901; s. Royal Victor 163569; d. Match- less of Elmhurst 9th; Br. J. & W. B. Watt, Salem, Ont.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. SECTION 9. Heifer — Eighteen and under twenty-four months. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th sth 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 4378. Golden Drop vol. 57; b. Dec. 20, 1902; s. Bar None 141310; d. Golden Bud; Br. and Ex. Thos. Andrews & Son, Cambridge, Neb. 4379. Hampton's Queen of Beauty; b. Sept. 10, 1902; S. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Queen of Beauty loth; Bi. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville, Mo. 4380. Victoria of Linwood 8th Vol 58; b. Oct. 27, 1902; s. Cock Robin 192127; d. Victoria of Linwood 7th; Br. L M. Forbes & Son, Henry, III.; Ex. E. W. Bowen, Delphi, Ind. 4383. Meadow Queen Vol. 57; b. Oct. 29, 1902; s. Orange Chief 144650; d. Meadow Beauty 6th; Br. and Ex. E. W. Bowen, Delphi, Ind. 4385. Pride of Pleasant View Vol. 56; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. Rosabella's Archer 137236; d. Roan Beauty Vol. 50; Br. Jacob Delany & Son, Portland, Ind.; Ex. Floratio S. Bright, Versailles, Ky. 4386. Blythsome Lass; b. Oct. 17, 1902; s. Blythe Lad 171999; d. Martha H.; Br. Moorman & Miller, Winchester, Ind.; Ex. Horatio S. Bright, Versailles, Ky. 4387. Silver Mist Vol. 57; b. Oct. 12, 1902; s. Lord Darnlcy 151011; d. Non- pareil of Wayside Vol. 50; Br. A. Alex- ander, Morning Sun, la.; Ex. G. H. Burge, Mount Vernon, la. 4388. Carter's Pride Vol 60; b. Oct. 20, 1902; s. Golden Prince 4th 130543; d. loth Duchess of Oaks Vol. 50: Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. 4389. Grace Vol. 60; b. Oct. 25, 1902; s. Golden Prince 4th; d. Izora: Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. 4390. Irene Avalanche Vol. 56; b. Sept. 16, 1902; s. Royal Avalanche 165010; d. Irene Avalon 26tli; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Sons, Indianapolis, Ind. 4391. Little Maid, b. Sept. 22, 1902; s. Count Germanicus; d. Maid of Honor; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Sons, Indianapolis, Ind. 4392. Apple Blossom Vol 57; b. Oct. 15, 1902; s. Evening Star 180002; d. Pine Blossom; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 4393- Fanny Fashion Vol. 59; b. Jan. 16, 1903; s. Villager 182632; d. Fanny Byres Vol. 53; Br. Lord Roseberry, Dalmeny Park, Scotland; Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. 4394. Tossy Lind Vol. 60; b. Nov. 30, 1902; s. Demonstrator 141652; d. Flossy Lind; Br. and Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. 4395- Fenimore Princess Vol. 60; b. Nov. Ti, 1902; s. Inglewood 151200; d. Scot- tish Princess: Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, ]\Iiles, la. 4396. Hedgewood Blondine 2nd; b. Sept. 5, 1902; s. My Lord 1 16563; d. Blondine 7th; Br. and Ex. W. A. Forsythe, Greenv/ood, Mo. 4397. Silver Rosalind; b. Dec. 2, 1902; s. Silver Mist 158474; d. Rosalind: Br. and Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. 4398. Anoka Gloster Vol. 57; b. Nov. 21, T902: s. Best of .\rchers 141832: d. Queen of Scotts 6th; Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. 4399. Anoka Missie Vol. 57; b. Dec. 16, 1902; s. Golden Victor 138972: d. Missie; Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. 4400. Claret Vol 57; b. Jan. 15, 1903; s. Bold Count 163001; d. Clarissa's Gem; Br. and Ex. C. Hintz & Sons, Fre- mont, Ohio. 4401. Wild Duchess Mary 4th; b. Oct. 10, 1902; s. Bold Count 163001: d. Wild Duchess of Granville; Br. and Ex. C. Hintz & Sons, Fremont, Ohio. 4402. Cecil Vol 58; b. Jan. 23, 1903; s. Lodestone 149158: d. Pearline: Rr. William Hill, Carthage, Ind.: Ex. Hill & Anderson, Chicago, 111. - 118 4403. Lady Portland Vol. 59; b. Nov. 27, 1902; s. Topsman 128153; d. Lovely Lome 2nd; Br. and Ex. Chas. E. Ladd, North Yamhill, Ore. 4404. Baron's Frantic Vol. 57; b. Dec. 31, 1902; s. Pride's Baron 3rd 173260; d. Sassy Frantic Vol. 47; Br. W. O. Minor, Heppner, Ore; Ex. Chas. E. Ladd, North Yamhill, Ore. 4405. Red Josephine Vol 60; b. Jan. 19, 1903; s. Duke 163747; d. Josephine Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. 4406. Fairview Sharon Vol 57; b. Oct. IT, 1902; s. Lord Lord 130157 d. Pap- py's Sharon Vol. 56; Br. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo.; Ex. John G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. 4407. Keepsake gth; b. Sept. 12, 1903; s. Bapton Sovereign 192125: d. Keepsake 3rd; Br. and Ex. J. F. & J. W. Prather, Williamsville, 111. 4408. Fairview's Orange Blossom 8th; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. Lord Lovel 130157; d. Sweetheart 2nd; Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros.. Harris, Mo. 4409. Fairview Orange Blossom gtli; b. Aug. 14, 1903; s. Lord Lovel 130157; d. Goldmine 3rd: Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo. 4410. Lad's Emma Vol. 58; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. The Lad For Me; d. Emma 32nd; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace. Lid. 441 1. Lad's Clara Vol. 58; b. Nov. 29, 1902; s. The Lad for Me 140618; d. Clara 55th; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. 4412. Innocence 57; b. Dec. 15, 1902; s. Bapton Arrow 156230: d. Marchioness of Oxford 5th; Br. W. R. Nelson, Kan- sas City, Mo.; Ex. J. F. Stodder, Bur- den, Kans. 4413. Lelia Belle 8th; b. Oct. 14, 1902; s. Alice's Prince 12250^; d. Lalia Bella 7th: Br. G. M. Casey, Cliiflon, Mo.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co.. Clinton, Mo. 4414. 3rd Elder Lawn Victoria, b. Sept. 18, 1902; s. Gallant Knight 12486R: d. Victoria of Maple Hill: Br. and Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kans. 4415. Sweet Harmony Vol 57; b. Sept. 29, 1902: s. Gallant Knight 124468; d. Harmony loth; Br. and Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kan. 4416. Hartsease; Ex. T. J. Wornall, Lib- erty, Mo. 4417. Daisy Dee Vol. 57; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Valley Count 157351: d. Daisy Gold- dust 2nd; Br. and Ex. T. J. Wornall & Son, Liberty, Mo. 4418. Lovely of Grasmere Vol. 57; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Woodberry's Pride 128488; d. Lovely 4 Elmwood 6; Br. and Ex. Wm. Warfield, Lexington, Ky. 4419. Toinette; b. Dec. 11, 1902; s. Woodberry's Pride 12S488; d. 5th Isa- bel of Montrose; Br. and Ex. William Warfield, Lexington, Ky. SECTION 10. Heifer — Twelve and under eighteen months. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th .$50 $40 $30 ' $25 $20 HC C 4428. Dixie Girl Vol. 60; b. Aug. 27, 1903, s. Bar None 141310: d. Rosette Dixie Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Thos. Andrews 81 Son, Cambridge, Neb. 4429. Hampton's Lavender Vol. 60; b. May 25, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 1 70818; d. Lavender of HiH Farm 22nd; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Mary- ville, Mo. 4430. Hampton's Pearl Vol. 57; b. March 29, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818: d. Sharoness of Forest; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville, Mo. 4431. Charity Vol. 57; b. Feb. 20, 1903, s. Nonpareil Victor 132573; d. Victoria Sharon 24th; Br. and Ex. George Both- well, Nettleton, Mo. 4432. Lucy Blossom Vol. 60; b. Jan. 16, 1903; s. Nonpareil Victor 132573; d. Lucy v.; Br. and Ex. George Both- well, Nettleton, Mo. 4433. Duchess Avalanche Vol. 60; b. ■May 27, 1903: s. Royal Avalanche 165010; d. Duchesse Victoria; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Son, Indian- apolis, Ind. 4434. Jenny Lind Vol. 60; b. June 2, 1903; s. Bapton Ensign 173542; d. Polly Lind: Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 4435. Fenimore Louise Vol. 60; b. June I, 1903; s. Inglewood 151200: d. Hester Langtry; Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. 4436. Bapton Duchess Vol. 57; b. Feb. II, 1903: s. Bapton Arrow 156230; d. Duchess Agolten; Br. and Ex. W. A. Forsythe, Greenwood, Mo. 4437. Diamond's Rose Vol 60; b. June 9, 1903: s. Bapton Diamond 187000; d. Rose Abbotsburn Vol. 41; Br. and Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. 4438. Duchess of Gloster Vol 56; b. Feb. 15, 1903; s. Best of Archers 141832; d. 55th Duchess of Gloster Vol. 45; Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. 4439. Matchless 26 Vol. 59; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. Topsman 128153; d. Match- less 24th; Br. and Ex. Chas. E. Ladd, North Yamhill, Ore. 119 - 4440- Merry Ravenswood 4th Vol. 60; b. Jan. 2, 1903; s. Royal Hampton 177807; d. 2nd Ravenswood Countess; Br. and Ex. Chas. E. Leonard & Son, Bell Air, Mo. 4441. Fairview's Orange Blossom 8th; h. Jan. 5, 1903; s. Lord Lovel 130157; d. Sweetheart 2nd; Br. and Ex. Purdj' Bros., Harris, Mo. 4442. Fairview Orange Blossom gth; b. Aug. 15, 1903; s. Lord Lovel 130157; d. Goldmine 3rd Vol 47; Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo. 4443. Rustic Beauty Vol. 58; b. May 27, 1903; s. Volunteer 152726; d. Grange Belle; Br. Thos. Andrews & Son, Cam- bridge, Neb.; Ex. A. C. Shallenberger, Alma, Neb. 4444. Ceres 57; b. Feb. 2, 1903; s. Ayles- bury Duke 159763; d. Coraline; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kansas. 4445. 5th Silver Creek Beauty; b. Jan. 16, 1903; s. Aylesbury Duke 159763: d. Silver Creek Beauty; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kans. 4446. Princess Flora 2nd Vol. 59; b. Feb. 28, 1903; s. Choice Goods 186802; d. Princess Flora; Br. G. M. Casey, Clin- ton, Mo.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton, Mo. 4447. Rowena Vol. 57; b. March 28, 1903; s. Gallant Knight 124468; d. Red Rose 3rd; Br. and Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kans. 4448. Countess Vera. Ex. T. J. Wor- nall, Liberty, Mo. 4449. Dewdrop, Vol. 57; b. Jan. 9, 1903; s. Conqueror 149048; d. BJA'thsome iSth; Br. and Ex. T. J. Wornall & Son. Liberty. Mo. 4450. Irene Stamford Vol. 60; b. Sept. 4 1902; s. Royal W^onder 1762^5: d. Olga Stamford; Br. J. e^ W. B. A\'att, Salem, Ont.; Ex. VV. B. Watt's Sons. Salem. Ont. 4451. Tiny Maud Vol 60; b. Oct. 4, 1902; s. Ileir of Neidpath 207363; d. Elmira Flora: Br. John C. Bricker. Elmira, Ont.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. SECTION II. Heifer — Six and under twelve months. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th ?50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 4459. White Rose Vol. 60; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. Bar None 141310; d. Fanny Sth; Br. and Ex. Thos. Andrews & Son, Cambridge, Neb. 4460. Elvira Vol. 60; b. Nov 5, 1903; s. I'ar None 141310; d. Elmdale Mary \'ol. 47; Br. and Ex. Thos. .\ndrcws & Son, Cambridge, Neb. 4461. Hampton's Rose Vol. 60; b. Sept. 10, 1903: s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. ; T Rose 17th; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bel- "- lows, Maryville, Mo. '4462. Hampton's Victoria Vol. 60; b. Oct. 14. 1903; s. Hampton's Best i 170818; d. Victoria Sharon 9th; Br. and I Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville, Mr.. I 4463. Orange Viscountess 2nd; b. Oct. . 4, 1903; s. Lavender Viscount 124755; j d. Orange Maid; Br. and Ex. W. A. Betteridge, Pilot Grove, Mo. \ 4464. Winona Vol. 60; b. Sept. 2, 1903; s. Wanderer's Last 158478; d. Wild : Eyes Victoria Vol. 48: Br. and Ex. | George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo. j 4465. Wanda Vol 60; b. Dec. 11, 1903; s. Wanderer's Last 158478; d. 17th 1 Crystal Duchess of Goodness; Br. and j Ex. George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo.- ! 4466. Lady Gloster 6th Vol. 60; b. Dec. 24, igos; s. Cock Robin 192127; d. Ladv Gloster Vol. 40; Br. L M. Forbes & Son, Henry, 111.; Ex. E. W. Bowen, Delphi. Ind. 4467. Glen Brook Fennel Duchess; b. Nov. 6, 1903: s. Victor Missie 188499; d. Fennel Duchess of Pleasant Rose 4th; Br. and Ex. Horatio S. Bright, Versailles, Ky. 4468. Saint Louise Vol. 60; b. Dec. 6,- 1903; s. Victor Missie 188499; d. Mar- garet McCubbing Vol. 43; Br. and Ex. Floratio S. Bright, Versailles, Ky. 4469. Carter's Choice Vol. 60; b. Nov, I, 1903; s. Achronie Style 136386; d. lotb Duchess of Oaks Vol. 50: Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. 4470. Victoria of Elm Grove Vol. 60; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Scotch Mist 157620; d. ^' ictoria of Glenwood; Br. Ellis Wil- liams, ^It. Perry. Ohio; Ex. F. A. Car- ter, Indianola, 111. 4471. Irene Avalanche 2nd Vol. 60; b. Sept. r8, 1903; s. Royal Avalanche 165010; d. Irene of Avalon 26th; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Son, In- dianapolis, Ind. 4472. The Duchess Vol. 60; b. Oct. 24, 1903: s. Royal Avalanche 165010; d. Duchess of Lancaster 6th; Br. and Ex. W. V. Christian & Son, Indianapolis, Ind. 4473. May Blossom Vol. 60; b. Dec. 26, 1901: s. Ccdric 188096; d. Pitlivie Blos- som Vol. 60: Br. C. E. Clarke. St. Cloud, Minn. 4474. Ivy Leaf 3rd Vol. 60; b. Nov. 14, 1903; s. Bapton Ensign 172542; d. Ivy Leaf Vol. 4;; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cl>.h Vol. 58; b. Oct. 27, 1902; s. Cock Robin IQ2127; d. Victoria of Li^z-'-'oorl 7th Vol. 50; Br. I. M. Forbes & Son, Hen- ry, 111.; Ex. E. VV. Bowen. Delphi, Ind. Heifer; Lady Glostcr 6-h Vol. 60: h. Dec. 24. 1903; s. Cock Robin 192127; d. Lady Gloster Vol. 40; Br. I. M. Forbes & Son, Henry, 111.; Ex. E. W. Bowen, Delphi, Ind. 4157. Bull: Victor Missie 188499; b. Oct. 9, 1901; s. Golden Drop 149537; d. Missie 163rd; Vol. 47; Br. H. Cargill & Son, Cargill, Ont.; Ex. Horatio S. Bright, Versailles, Ky. Cow: Peach Vol. 50; b. Oi-t. ;•, tooo; s. Viscount of Anoka 125081; d. Rose Helena 4th Vol. 46; Br. T. J. Wornall, Liberty, Mo.; Ex. Horatio S. Bright, Versailles, Ky. Heifer: Winona Vol. 53; b. Oct. 14, iQOi; s. Chief Monaroli i^Stq^; d, ATand Vol. 45; Br. J. L. Aspy, Geneva, Ind.; Ex. Horatio S. Bright, Versailles, Ky. Heifer: Pride of Pleasant View; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. Rosabelle's Archer '^2)7'22(>] d. Roan Beauty Vol. 50: Br. Joseph Delang & Son, Portland, Ind.; Ex. Horatio S. Bright, Versailles, Ky. Heifer: Glen Brook Fennel Duchess Vol. 60; b. Nov. 6, 1903; s. Victor Missie 188499; d. Fennel Duchess of Pleasant Ruse 4th; Br. and Ex. Hor- atio S. Bright Versailles, Ky. 4144. Bull: Achronie Stvle 136386; b. March 5, 1898; s. Reveller 136399; d. Golden Duchess 6th; Br. A. Watson, Aberdeen Scotland; Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. Cow: Fairy Maid 3d Vol. 51; b. April 23, 1901; s. Missie's Champion 130074; d. Homewood Maid Vol. 42: Br. E. S. Butler Co., Ridgeway, O.; Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. Heifer: Scottish Maid Vol. 60; b. Mch. 15, 1902; s. Golden Prince 4th; d. Scot- tish Queen Vol. 41; Br. C. F. Rice, In- dianola, 111.; Ex. F. A. Carter, Indian- oal. 111. Heifer: Carter's Pride Vol. 60; b. Oct. 20, 1902; s. Golden Prince 4tli 130543; d. loth Duchess of Oaks Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. Heifer: Victoria of Elm Grove Vol. 60; b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Scotch Mist 157620; d. Victoria of Glcnwood iqth Vol. 53; Br. Ellis Williams, Mr. PVrry, Ohio; Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, fll. 4126. Bull: Royal Avalanche 165010; b. Oct. 17, 1899; s. Baron Lavender 3rd 78854; d. Almene Vol. 39; Br. S. F. Lockridge, Green Castle, Ind.; Ex. W. F. Christian & Son. Indianapolis, Ind. Cow: 2d Mary of Walnut Vol. 42; b. Oct. 13, 1896; s. Golden Prince 2nd 1 15697; d. Mary of Walnut Vol. 40; Br. S. F. Lockridge, Green Castle, Ind.; Ex. W. F. Christian & Son. Indian- apolis, Ind. Heifer: Bluegrass Beauty Vol. 58; b. March 2, 1902, s. Major Mac 128570; d. Esther Vol. 47; Br. A. L. Winters, Newcastle, Ind.; Ex. W. F. Christian & Son, Indianapolis, Ind. Heifer: Irene Avalanche Vol. 56; b. Sept. 16, 1902; s. Royal Avalanche 165010; d. Irene Avalon 26th,: Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Son, Indianap- olis, Ind. Heifer: Irene Avalanche 2d Vol. 60; b. Sept. 18, 1903; s. Royal Avalanche 165010; d. Irene of Avalon 26th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Son, Indianapolis, Ind. 4141. Bull: Caesar Augustus 192728; b. March 9, 1901; s. Royal Pride 187633; d. Augusta 37th Vol. 45; Br. Lady Cathcart, Aberdeen, Scotland; Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. Cow. Belle of Moss Side Vol. 50; b. Nov. 14, 1900; s. Royal Banner 150993; d. Idonea 3rd Vol. 47; Br. James Ren- nie, Wick Ont.; Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. Heifer: Loraine Vol. 53; b. Jan. 8, 1902; s. Earl of Rock Bridge 132415: d. Lorna Doon Vol. 47; Br. A. H. Krouskop, Richland Center, Wis.; Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. Heifer: Rose of Cadiz Vol. 58; b. Jan. 16, 1903; s. Demonstrator 141652; d. Pride of Cadiz Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. Heifer: Bonnie Belle Vol. 60; b. Feb. 2, 1904; s. Ceasar Augustus 192728; d. Belle of Moss Side Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. — 123 4146. Nonpareil of Clover Blossom 153672: b. Nov. 24, 1899; s. Nonpariel Victor 132573; d. Victoria Sharon 7t"h Vol. 47; Br. George Bothwell, Nettle- ton, Mo.; Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. Cow: Star's Queen Vol. 49; b. Oct. 9, 1899; s. Star of the North 132076; d. Queen of Scots 6th Vol. 42; Br. I. M. Forbes & Son, Henry, 111.; Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. Heifer: Viscountess of Fairview 3d Vol. 54; b. May 21, 1902: s. LcM-d Lo- 130157; d. Victoria Giltspur Vol. 39: Br. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo.; Ex. ^D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. Heifer: Silver Rosalind Vol. 56; b. Dec. 2, 1902; s. Silver Mist 158474; d. Rosalind Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. Heifer: Diamond's Countess Vol. 60; b. Dec. 28, 1903; s. Bapton Diamond 187000: d. 4th Countess Rosamond Vol. so;, Br. and Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna,' Ohio. 4134. Bull: White Hall Sultan 163573; b. Oct. II, 1900; s. Bapton Sultan 163570; d. Bapton Pearl Vol. 48; Br. J. Dean Willis, Wiltshaire, Eng.; Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. Cow: Happy Valley Vol. 49; b. March 8, 1900: s. Valley Champion 130485; d. Mary Lancaster Vol. -^9: Br. Cotton & Son, Manilla, Ind.; Ex. F. W. Hard- ing, Waukesha, Wis. Heifer: Princess Maud 2d; b. Jan. 8, 1902; s. Best of Archers 141832; d. Princess Maud 2d Vol. 44: Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. Heifer: Anoka Gloster Vol. 57; b. Nov. 21, 1902; s. Best of Archers 141832; d. Queen of Scots 6th Vol. 42; Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. Heifer: Princess Maud 6th; b. Dec. 21, 1903; s. Ceremonious Archer 171479; d. Princess Maud 2nd Vol. 44; Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha Wis. 4166. Bull: Ben Lomond 224418; b. March 15, 1902; s. Clifton 150674; d. Craibstone Beauty 4th Vol. 49; Br. A. Watson, Aberdeenshire, Scotland; Ex. C. Hintz & Sons, Hamilton, Ont. Cow: British Lady Vol. 54; b. March 10, 1900; s. Diamond Statesman 181961: d. Florence Rockwood Vol. 54; Br. George Amos, Moffat, Ont.; Ex. C. Hintz & Sons, Fremont, Ont. Heifer: Mina of Oriel Vol. 55; b. Feb. 2, 1902; s. Strathallan Hero 176156; d. Minora Vol 55; Br. Valentine Fitch, Oriel, Ont.; Ex. C. Hintz & Son, Fre- mont, Ohio. Heifer: Claret Vol. 57; b. Jan. 15, 1903; s. Bold Count 163001; d. Clarissa's Gem Vol. 51; Br. and Ex. C. Hintz & Sons, Fremont, Ohio. Heifer: Sally 8th Vol. 60; b. Oct. 10, ; 1903; s. Prince Favorite 192646; d ' Sally 7th Vol. 47: Br. C. L. Gerlaugh, ^ Osborn, Ohio; Ex. C. Hintz & Sons, i Fremont, Ohio. ' 4130. Bull: Blythe Lad 171999; b. March 1 II, 1900; s. The Lad For Me 140618; d. 1 Blythsome i8th; Br. J. G. Robbins & ; Sons, Horace, Ind.; Ex. Hill & Ander- i son, Chicago, 111. I Cow: Dollie Reputation Vol. 57; b. , July 3, 1901; s. Reputation 145695; d. 1 Dollie Hamilton Vol. 41; Br. Greene I Bros., Farmland, Ind.; Ex. Hill & An- I derson, Chicago, 111. ! Heifer: Magdaline Vol. 52; b. Oct. 6, j 1901; s. Valley Champion 130485; d. Ethel Vol. 47; Br. Frank W. Cotton, Manila, Ind.; Ex. Hill & Anderson, Chicago, 111. Heifer: Cecil Vol. 58; b. Jan. 23, 1903; s. Lodestone 149158; d. Pearline Vol. 49; Br. William Hill, Carthage, Ind.; Ex. Hill & Anderson, Chicago, 111. Heifer: Brunhilde Vol. 60; b. Sept. 18, 1903: s. Royal Ruby 16^572; d. Red June Vol. 49; Br. Jas. Moorman Or- phans' Home, Winchester, Ind.; Ex. Hill & Anderson, Chicago, 111. 4127. Bull: Bapton Ensign 172542; b. Jan. 22, 1899; s. Bapton Victory 157363; d. Emeline 5th Vol. 39; Br. J. Dean Willis, Bapton Manor, Eng.; Ex. Chas. E. Ladd, North Yamhill, Ore. Cow: Orange Blossom of Fairview 3d Vol. so; b. Dec. 23, 1900: s. Golden Knight of Enterprise 143815; d. Sweet- heart Vol. 42; Br. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo.; Ex. Chas. E. Ladd, North Yam- hill, Ore. Heifer: Lady Dorothea Vol. 53; b. Oct. 10, 1901; s. Red Knight 1^7136: d. Trout Creek Beauty Vol. 45; Br. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn.; Ex. Chas. E. Ladd, North Yamhill, Ore. Heifer: Baron's Frantic Vol. 57; b. Dec. 31, 1902; s. Pride's Baron 3rd 173260; d. Sassy Frantic Vol. 47; Br. W. O. Minor, Heppner, Ore.; Ex. Chas. E. Ladd, North Yamhill, Ore. Heifer: Sweet Marie Vol. 60; b. Nov. I, 190^; s. Collision 1-^5009; d. Red Dolly Vol. 42; Br. W. O. Minor, Hepp- ner, Ore.; Ex. Chas. E. Ladd, North Yamhill, Ore. 4168, Bull: Sure Good 191 260; b. April 23, T902; s. Duke 163747; d. Daisy stji of Grundy Vol. 40; Br. and Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, j\lo. Cow: 56th Mary of Wildwood Vol 50; b. Jan. 6, 1900; s. 133d Duke of Wild- wood 123416; d. 2^rd Mary of Wild- wood Vol. 39; Br. W. T. Clay, Platts- burg. Mo.; Ex. J. G. Overton. T'-enton, Mo. 124 - J Heifer: Laura Overton Vol. 54; b. May 31, 1902; s. Duke 163747; d. Daisy 8th of Grundy Vol. 47; Br. and I'x. J. G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. Heifer: Fairview Sharon Vol. 57; b. Oct. II, 1902; s. Lord Lovel 130157: d. Poppy's Sharon Vol. 56; Br. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo.; Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. Heifer: Golden Ruth Vol. 60; b. Nov. 1. 1903; s. Dewey 130630; d. Ruth of Grundy Vol. 38; Br. and Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. 4140. Bull: Lord Chesterfield 201371; b. Feb. 5, 1901; s. Sailor Champion 163924; d. Matchless Vol. •^4; Br. Thos. Red- mond, Mill Brook, Ont.; Ex. J. G. Rob- bins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Cow: Lad's Rose Vol. 50; b. Feb. 14, 1901; s. The Lad For Me 140618; d. Blooming Rose Vol. 39; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Heifer: Lad's Missie Vol. 54; b. Nov. 22, 1901; s. The Lad For Me 140618; d. Trout Creek Missie Vol. 48; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Lid. Heifer: Lad's Emma Vol. 58; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. The Lad For Me 140618; d. Emma 32nd Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sojis, Horace, Ind. Heifer: Pearl Russell Vol. 60; b. Nov. 2, 1903; s. Master Russell 209889; d. Precious Pearl Vol. 51; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. 4145. Bull: Aylesbury Duke 159763; b. Oct. 22, 1899; s. Friday 159817; d. Missie 135th Vol. 48; Br. H. Wyatt; Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden. Kan. Cow: Princess Challenger of Silver Creek Vol. 50; b. Nov. 4, 1900; s. Gwen- doline's Prince 130913; d. Lulu Chal- lenger 7th; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kan. Heifer: Oxford Bloom 12th; b. Oct. 30, 1901: s. Gwendoline's Prince 130913; d. Oxford Bloom 9th; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kan. Heifer: Ceres Vol. 57; b. Feb. 2, 1903; .^. Aylesbury Duke 159763; d. Coraline Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kan. Heifer: Princess Thistle Vol. 60; b. Apr. 14, 1903; s. Lord Thistle 129960; d. Princess Challenger of Silver Creek Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kan. 4131. Bull: Choice Goods 186802; b. April 21, 1S99; s. Remus 151790; d. Geraldine 5th; Br. James Durno, Jackston, Scotland; Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton, Mo. Cow: Ruberta Vol. 45; b. Oct. 14. 1898; s. St. Valentine 121014; d. Rusella Vol. 44; Br. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton, Mo. Heifer: Rubertress Vol. 53; b. Jan. 19, 1902; s. Lovely Lad 153313; d. Ruberta/ Vol. 45; Br. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cat- tle Co., Clinton, Mo. Heifer: Princess Flora 2d Vol. 59; b. Feb. 28. 1903; s. Choice Goods 186802; d. Princess Flora Vol. 47; Br. G. M. Casey, Clinton, Mo.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton, Mo. Heifer: Victoria's Choice Vol. 59; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Choice Goods 186802; d. Victoria of Hill Farm 5th; Br. G. M. Casey, Clinton, Mo.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co.. Clinton, Mo. 4128. Bull: Valasco 40th 224684; b. Oct. 27, 1898; s. Indian Brave 132535; d. Vacuna 25th Vol. 60; Br. R. & S"! Nich- olson, Sylvan, Out.; Ex. ^^^ B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. Cow: Gem of Ballechin 2d Vol. 60; b. Sept. 3, 1899; s. Diamond Jubilee 141460; d. Gem of Ballechin Vol. 60; Br. J. A. Crerar, Shakespeare, Ont.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. Heifer: Beauty 45th Vol. 54; b. July 5, 1902; s. Merryman 1 501 57; d. Beauty 41st Vol. 48; Br. and Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. Heifer: Tiny Maude Vol. 60; b. Oct. 4, 1902; s. Heir of Neidpath 20'j2>'^y, d. Elmira Flora Vol. 53; Br. John C. Bricker, Elmira, Ont.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. Heifer: Queen Ideal Vol. 60; b. Sept. 1903; s. Royal Prince 188293; d. Frances Folsom 3d Vol. 45; Br. H.- K. Fairbairn, Thedford, Ont.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. SECTION 26. Bull — Under two years old; two heifers, one year and under two; and two heifers, under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4rd 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $55 $45 $40 HC C 4236. Bull: Thickset 224103; b. Nov. 16, T903; s. Bar None 141310; d. Scot- tish Marj^ 6th Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. Thos. Andrews & Son, Cambridge, Neb. Heifer: 20, 1902; en Bud Andrews Heifer: 27, 1903;. ette Dixi Andrews Heifer: 20, 1903; 8th Vol. drews & Golden Drop Vol. -^T, b. Dec. s. Bar None 141310; d. Gold- Vol. 42; Br. and Ex. Thos. & Son, Cambridge, Neb. Dixie Girl Vol. 60; b. Aug. s. Bar None 141310; d. Ros- e Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Thos. & Son, Cambridge, Neb. White Rose Vol. 60; b. Oct. s. Bar None 141310; d. Fanny 47; Br. and Ex. Thos. An- Son, Cambridge, Neb. — 125 — Heifer: Elvira Vol. 60; b. Nov. 5, 1903; s. Bar None 141310- d. Elmdale Mary Vol. 47; Br. Thos. Andrews, Cambridge, Neb.; Ex. Thos. Andrews, & Son, Cambridge, Neb. 4204. Bull: Hampton's Model 210474; b. Jan. 8, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Mabel Washington Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville, Mo. Heifer: Hampton's Queen of Beauty Vol. 57; b. Sept. 10, 1902; s. Hamp- ton's Best 170818; d. Queen of Beauty loth Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bel- lows, Maryville, Mo. Heifer: Hampton's Lavender Vol. 60 b. May 25, 1903; s. Hampton's Bes 1 70818; d. Lavender of Hill Farm 22d Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville Mo. Heifer: Hampton's Victoria Vol. 60 b. Oct. 14, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Victoria Sharon 9th Vol. 43; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Mary- ville, Mo. Heifer: Hampton's Lovely Vol. 60; b. Nov. I, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Lovely of Greendale 3d; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville, Mo. 4205. Bull: Hampton's Heir 206225; b. April 22, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Royal Queen of Beauty Vol. 54; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Mary- ville, Mo. Heifer: Hampton's Pearl Vol. 57; b. Mar. 29, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Sharoness of Forest Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville, Mo. Heifer: Gloster's Rose Vol. 60; b. Jan. =;, 1903; s. Gloster 137952; d. Park Dale Rose Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bel- lows, Maryville, Mo. Heifer: Hampton's Rose Vol. 60; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Tea Rose 17th; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Marjwille, Mo. Heifer; Christina Hampton Vol. 60; b. Dec. 25, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Christinia Vol. 60; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville, Mo. 4240. Bull: Wanderer of Clover Blos- som 224275; b. Oct. II, 1903; s. Wand- erer's Last 158478; d. Nerissa 13th of Main Valley Vol. 39; Br. and Ex. Geo. Bothv.vill, Nettleton, Mo. Heifer: Charity Vol. 57; b. Feb. 20, 1903; s. Nonpareil Victor 132573; d. Victoria Sharon 24th Vol. 53; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo. Heifer: Lucy Blossom Vol. 60; b. Jan. 16, 1903; s. Nonpareil Victor "132573; d. Lucy V. Vol. 46; Br. and Ex.' Geo. Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo. Heiffr: Wanda Vol. 60; b. Dec. 11, 1903; s. Wanderer's Last 158478; d. 17th Crystal Duchess of Goodness Vol. 44; Br. and Ex. Geo. Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo. Heifer: Winnie Wanderer Vol. 60; b. Jan. 14, 1904; s. Wanderer's Last 158478; d. Victoria Sharon 7th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettle- ton, Mo. 4208. Bull: Oneida's Chief 224347: b. May 5, 1903; s. Orange Chief 144650; d. Oneida Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. E. W. Bowen, Delphi, Ind. Heifer: Meadow Queen Vol. 57; b. Oct 29, 1902; s. Orange Chief 144650; d. Meadow Beauty 6th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. E. W. Bowen, Delphi, Ind. Heifer: Victoria of Lindwood 8th; b. Oct. 27, 1902; s. Cock Robin 192127; d. Victoria of Lindwood 7th; Br. L M. Forbes & Son, Henry, 111.; Ex. E. W. Bowen, Delphi, Ind. Heifer: Lady Gloster 6th Vol. 60; b. Dec. 24, 1903; s. Cock Robin 192127; d. Lady Gloster Vol. 40; Br. I. M. Forbes & Son, Henry, 111.; Ex. E. W. Bowen, Delphi, Ind. Heifer: Sapphire 2d Vol. 60; b. Jan. 3, 1904; s. Baron Rose 216152; d. Sapphire Vol. 40; Br. Wm. M. Randel, Greencastle, Ind.; Ex. E. W. Bowen, Delphi, Ind. 4209. Bull: Godwin Hero 223933; b. June 18, 1903; s. Godwin 115676; d. But- terfly of Spring Creek Vol. 47; Br. Geo. Allen, Allerton, 111.; Ex. Horatio S. Bright, Versailles, Ky. Heifer: Pride of Pleasant View Vol. 56; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. Rosabelle's Archer r37236; d. Roan Beauty Vol. 50; Br. Jacob Delang & Son, Port- land, Ind.; Ex. Horatio S. Bright, Ver- sailles, Ky. Heifer: Blythesome Lass Vol. 56; b. Oct. 17, 1902; s. Blythe Lad 171999; d. Martha H. Vol. 50; Br. Moorman & Miller, Winchester, Ind.; Ex. Horatio 5. Bright, Versailles, Ky. Heifer: Glen Brook Fennel Duchess Vol. 60; b. Nov. 6, 1903: s. Victor Missie 188499; d. Fennel Duchess of Pleasant Ruse 4th; Br. and Ex. Ho- ratio S. Bright, Versailles, K5^ Heifer: Saint Louise Vol. 60; b. Dec. 6, 1903; s. Victor Missie 188499; d. Margaret McCubbing Vol. 43; Br. and Ex. Horatio S. Bright, Versailles, Ky. 4180. Bull: Robert Bruce 223929; b. Sept. 5. 1902: s. Chief Commander 122456; d. Red P.loom Vol. 46: Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. Heifer: Carter's Pride Vol. 60; b. Oct. 20, 1902; s. Golden Prince 4th; d. loth 1 Duchess of Oakes Vol. 50: Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, Til. - 126 Heifer: Grace Vol. 60; b. Oct. 5, 1902; s. Golden Prince 4th 130543; d. Izora Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. F. A. Car- ter, Indianola, III. Heifer: Victoria of Elm Grove Vol. 60; b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Scotch Mist IS7620; d. Victoria of Glenwood 15th; Br. Ellis Williams, Mt. Perry, O.; Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. Heifer: Carter's Choice Vol. 60; b. Nov. I, 1903; s. Achronie St5'-le 136386; d. loth Duchess of Oaks Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. 4181. Bull: Avalanche Royal 200220; b. Oct. 4,1902; s. Royal Avalanche 165CI0; d. Royal Duchess of Murry Home Vol. 39; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Sons, Indianapolis, Ind. Heifer: Irene Avalanche Vol. 56; b. Sept. 16, 1902; s. Roj^al Avalanche 165010; d. Irene Avalon 26th; Br. qnd Ex. W. F. Christian & Sons, Indian- - anpolis, Ind. Heifer: Little Maid Vol. 60; b. Feb. 12, 1904; s. Royal Avalanche 165010; d. Royal Duchess of Murry Home Vol. 39; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Son, Indianapolis, Ind. Heifer: Irene Avalanche 2d Vol. 60; b. Sept. 18, 1903; s. Royal Avalanche 16^010; d. Irene of Avalon 26th Vol. -: Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & MS, Indianapolis, Ind. lieifer: The Duchess Vol. 60; b. Oct. 24, 1903; s. Royal Avalanche 165010: d. Duchess of Lancaster 6th; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Sons, Indian- anpoHs, Ind. 4211. Bull: Royal Ensign 206801; b. i\iarch 27, 1903; s. Bapton Ensign 172542; d. Nellie of Carlogie Sth; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Heifer: x\pple Blossom Vol. 57; b. Oct. 15, 1902; s. Evening Star 180002; d. Pine Blossom Vol. 52; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn, Heifer: Jenny Lind Vol. 60; b. June 2, 1903; s. Bapton Ensign 172542; d. Polly Lind Vol. 60; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Heifer: May Blossom Vol. 60; b. Dec. 26, 1903; s. Cedric 188096; d. Pit- livie Blossom Vol. 60; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Heifer: Ivy Leaf 3d Vol. 60; b. Nov. 14, 1903; s. Bapton Ensign 172542; d. Ivy I Leaf Vol. 45; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, 1- St. Cloud, Minn. 4251. Bull: Caesar La Crosse 224588; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Caesar Augustus 192728; d. Irene Pearl Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. Heifer: Rose of Cadiz Vol. 58; b. June 16, 1903; s. Demonstrator 141652; d. Pride of Cadiz Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. Heifer: Tossy Lind Vol. 60; b. Nov. 30, 1902; s. Demonstrator 141652; d. Flossy Lind Vol. 48; Br. and Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. Heifer: Ethel Lind Vol. 60; b. Oct. 27, 1903; s. Caesar Augustus 192728; d. Flossy Lind Vol. 48; Br. and Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. Heifer: Bonnie Belle Vol. 60; b. Feb. 2, 1904; s. Caesar Augustus 192728; d. Belle of Moss Side Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. 4214. Bull: Fenimore Glen Haven 223857; July 12, 1903; s. Inglewood 151200; d. Pauline Paul 3d; Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. Heifer: Fenimore Princess Vol. 60; Nov. II, 1902; s. Inglewood 151200; d. Scottish Princess Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. Heifer: Fenimore Louise Vol. 60; b. June I, 1903; s. Inglewood 151200; d. Hester Langtry Vol. 55; Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. Pleifer: Lady of the Lake Vol. 60; b. Sept. 29, 1903; s. Inglewood 151200; d. Pansy 3d Vo. 47; Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. Heifer: Red Lady Vol. 60; b. Oct. 2, 1903; s. Inglewood 151200; d. Pansy Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. 4216. Bull: Solan 223159; b. March 25, 1903; s. Lord Thistle 129960; d. Sunol Vol. 44; Br. F. L. Hackler, Lees Sum- mit, Mo.; Ex. W. A. Forsythe, Green- wood, Mo. Heifer: Hedgewood Blondine 2d Vol. 57; b. Sept. 5, 1902; s. My Lord 116563; d. Blondine 7th Vol. 43; Br. and Ex. W. A. Forsythe, Greenwood, Mo. Heifer: Bapton Duchess Vol. 57; b. Feb. II, 1903; s. Bapton Arrow 156230; d. Duchess Agolten Vol. 40; Br. and Ex. W. A. Forsythe, Greenwood, Mo. Heifer: Bapton Maynard Vol. 60; b. Sept. 23, 1903; s. Bapton Arrow 156230; d. Mary Maynard 2d Vol. 40; Br. and Ex. W. A. Forsythe, Greenwood, Mo. Heifer: Bapton Blandine Vol. 60; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Bapton Arrow 156230; d. Blandine 7; Br. and Ex. W. A. For- sythe, Greenwood, Mo. 127 SECTION 27. Bull — Two years old or over; cow, thi'ee years or over; heifer, two yeirs and under three; heifer, one year and under two, and heifer under one year, females to be of exhibitor's breeding. $300. 4168, Bull: Sure Good 191260; b. April 23, 1902; s. Duke 163747; d. Daisy 5th of Grundy Vol. 40; Br. and Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. Cow: Baby Ruth Vol. 49; b. Nov. 15, 1900; s. Hero 3d; d. Ruth of Grundv Vol. 38; Br. and Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. Heifer: Laura Overton Vol. 54; b. May 31, 1902; s. Duke 163747; d. Daisy 8th of Grundy Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. Heifer: Red Josephine Vol. 60; h. Jan. 19, 1903; s. Duke 163747; d. Josephine Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. J. G. Overtoil, Trenton, Mo. Heifer: Golden Ruth Vol. 60; b. Xov. T, 1903; s. Dewey 130630; d. Ruth of Grundy Vol. 38; Br. and Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, ]Mo. 4140. Bull: Lord Chesterfield i:oi37 1 ; b. Feb. S, 1901; s. Sailor Champion 163924; d. Matchless Vol. 54; Br. Thomas Redmond, M\\\ Brook, Out.; Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind Cow: Lad's Rose Vol. 50; b. Feb 14, 1901; s. The Lad For Me 140618; d. Blooming Rose Vol. 39; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Heifer: Lad's Missie Vol. 54; b. Nov. 22, 1901; s. The Lad For Me; d. Trout Creek Missie Vol. 48; Br. and E.(. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Heifer: Lad's Emma 2d Vol. 58: b. Sept. 25. 1902; s. The Lad For Me 140618; d. Emma 32d Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Heifer: Pearl Russell 2d Vol. 60: b. Nov. 2, 1903; s. blaster Russell 209889; d. Precious Pearl Vol. 51; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind, 4145. Bull: Aylesbury Duke 159763; b. Oct. 22, 1899; s. Friday 159817; d. Missie 135th Vol. 48; Br. H. Wyatt, Aylesbury; Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden Kan. Cow: Princess Challenger of Silver Creek Vol. 50; b. Nov. 4, 1900; s. Gwen- doline's Prince 1 30913: d. Lulu Chal- lenger 7th; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stod- der, Burden, Kan. Heifer: Oxford Bloom 12th Vol. 53; b. Oct. 30, 1901; s. Gwendoline's Prince I309i3;'d. Oxford Bloom 9th Vol. 44; Br. and Ex. T. F. Stodder. Burden, Kan. Heifer: Ceres Vol. 57; b. Feb. ?, 1903; s. Aylesbury Duke 159763; d. Coraline 49; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kan. Heifer: Princess Thistle Vol. 60; b. Sept. 14, 1903; s. Lord Thistle 129900; d. Princess Challenger of Silver Creek Vol. -^o; Br. and Ex. J. S. Stodder, Burden, Kan. 4128. Bull: Valasco 40th 224684; b. Oct. 27, 1898; s. Indian Brave 132535; d. Va- cuna 25th Vol. 60; Br. R. &. S. Nich- olson, Sylvan. Out.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. Cow: Olga Stamford Vol. 60; b May 25, 1900; s. Hillsburgh Tom 151339. d. Daisy Stamford Vol. 55; Br. J.".^ W. B. Watt, Salem, Ont.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. Heifer: Matchless 33d Vol. 60; 1). Oct. 21, 1901; s. Royal Victor 163569; d Matchless of Elmhurst 9th Vol. .\7; Br. J. &. \\\ B. Watt, Salem, Ont.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons. Salem, Ont. Heifer: Irene Stamford Vol. 60; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Royal Wonder 176235: d. Olga Stamford Vol. 60; Br. T. & W. B. Watt, Salem, Ont.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. Heifer: Peerless Beauty Vol. 60; b. Sept. 14. 1903; s. Scottish Peer 211559; d. Red Beauty Vol. 60; Br. J. & W. R. Watt, Salem, Out.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. SECTION 28. Bull — Under two years old; two, heifers, one year and under two, and two heif- ers, under one year, females to be of exhibitor's breeding. $200. 4236. Bull: Thickset 224103; b. Nov. 16, 1903; s. Bar None 141310; d. Scottish Mary 6th Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. Thos. Andrews & Son, Cambridge. Neb. Heifer: Golden Drop Vol. 57; b. Dec. 20, 1902; s. Bar None 1 413 10; d. Golden Bud Vol. 42; Br. and Ex. Thos. .An- drews & Son, Cambridge, Neb. Heifer: Dixie Girl Vol. 60; b. Aug. 27, 1903; s. Bar None 141310; d. Ros- ette Dixie Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Thos. Andrews & Son, Cambridge, Neb. Heifer: White Rose Vol. 60; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. Bar None 141310: d. Fanny 8th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Thos. An- drews & Son, Cambridge, Neb. Heifer: Elvira 60; b. Nov. 5, 1903: s. Bar None 141310; d. Elmdale Mary Vol. 47; Br. Thos. .Andrews, Cam- bridge, Neb.; Ex. Thos. Andrews & Son. Cambridge. Neb. 128 - ^m 4204> Bull: Hampton's Model 210474; b. Jan. 8, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Mabel Washington Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville, Mo. Heifer: Hampton's Queen of Beauty Vol. 57; b. Sept. 10, 1902; s. HamptOii's Best 170818; d. Queen of Beauty loth Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville, Mo. Heifer: Hampton's Lavender 60; b. May 25, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Lavender of Hill Farm 22d; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville, Mo. Heifer: Hampton's Victoria Vol. 60; b. Oct. 14, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Victoria Sharon 9th Vol. 43; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryvilk, Mo. Heifer: Hampton's Lovely Vol. 60; b. Nov. I, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170S18; d. Lovely of Greendale 3d Vol. 44; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville, Mo. 4205. Bull: Hampton's Heir 206225: b. April 22, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Royal Queen of Beautv Vol. 54; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Mary- ville, Mo. Heifer: Hampton's Pearl Vol. 57; 1>. March 29, 1903; s. Hampton's BcA 170818; d. Sharoness of Forest Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. C. D. Btllows, Mary\ille, Mo. Heifer: Gloster's Rose Vol. 60; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. Gloster 137952; d. Park Dale Rose Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bel- lows, Maryville, Mo. Heifer: Hampton's Rose Vol. ''■o; b. Sept. 10. 1903; s. Hampton'^' Best 17081S; d. Tea Rose 17th Vol. 44; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville, .Mo. Heifer: Christina Hampton 60; D. Dec. 25, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Christina Vol. 60; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville, Mo. 4240. Bull: Wanderer of Clover Blos- som 224275: b. Oct. II, 1903; s. Wan- derer's Last 158478; d. Nerissa 13th of Maine Valley Vol. 39; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo. Heifer: Charity Vol. 57; b. Feb. 20, 1903; s. Nonpareil Victor 132573; d. Victoria Sharon 24th Vol. 52; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo. Heifer: Lucy Blossom Vol. 60; b. Jan. 16, 1903; s. Nonpareil Victor 132573; d. Lucy V Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell. Nettleton, Mo. Wanda Vol. 60; b. Dec. 11, 1903; s. Wanderer's Last 158478; d. 17th Crys- tal Duchess of Goodness 44; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo. Heifer: Winne Wanderer Vol. 60; b. Jan. 14, 1904; s. Wanderer's Last 158478; d. Victoria Sharon 7th; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettleon, Mo. 4180. Bull: Robert Bruce 223929; b. Sept. 5, 1902: s. Chief Commander 122456; d. Red Bloom Vol. 46: Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. Heifer: Carter's Pride Vol. 60; b. Oct 20, 1902; s. Golden Prince 4th; d. loth Duchess of Oaks Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. Heifer: Grace Vol. 60; b. Oct. 25, 1902: s. Golden Prince 4th 130543; d. Izora Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, In- dianola, 111. Heifer: Carter's Choice Vol. 60; b. Nov. I, 1903; s. Achronie Style 136386; d. loth Duchess of Oaks Vol. 50;^ Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola. 111. Heifer: Dais}^ Bloom Vol. So: b. Jan. 6. 1904; s. Achronie Style 136386; d. Fanny Bloom Vol. 44; Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. 4181. Bull: Avalanche Royal 200220; b. Oct. 4, 1902; s. Royal Avalanche 165010; d. Royal Duchess of Murry Home Vol. 39; Br. and Ex. W. i-". Christian & Sons, Indianapolis, Ind. Heifer: Irene Avalanche 2d Vol. 60; b. Sept. 18, 1903; s. Royal .\valanche 165010: d. Irene of Avalon 26th Vol. 47: Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Sons, Indianapolis. Ind. Heifer: Little Maid Vol. 56; b. Sept. 22. 1902: s. Count Germanicus 132175: d. ]Maid of Honor Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. G. F. Christian & Sons, Indianapolis, Tnd. Heifer: Irene Avalanche Vol. 56; b. Sept. 16, 1902; s. Royal Avalanche 165010; d. Irene Avalon 26tli Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Sons, Indianapolis, Ind. Heifer: The Duchess Vol. 60: b. Oct. 24, 1903, s. Royal Avalanche 165010; d. Duchess of Lancaster 6th Vol. 51: Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Sons. Indianapolis, Ind. 421 1. Bull: Royal Ensign 206801; b. March 27, 1903; s. Bapton Ensign 172542; d. Nellie of Carlogie 5th Vol. 54; Br. and Ex. C. E, Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Heifer: Apple Blossom Vol. 57; b. Oct. 15, 1902; s. Evening Star 180002; d. Pine Blossom Vol. 52; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Heifer: Jenny Lind Vol. 60; b. June 2. 1903; s. Bapton Ensign 172542; d. Polly Lind Vol. 60; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke. St. Cloud,. Minn. Heifer: May Blossom Vol. 60: b. Dec. 26, 1903; s. Cedric 188096; d. Pitlivie Blossom Vol. 60; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Heifer: Ivy Leaf 3d Vol. 60; b. Nov. 14, 1903: s. Bapton Ensign 172542; d. Ivy Leaf Vol. 45: Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. -129 4214. Bull: Fenimore Glen Haven 223857; b. July 12, 1903; s. Inglewood 151200; d. Pauline Paul 3d; Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. Heifer: Fenimore Princess Vol. 60; b. Nov. II, 1902; s. Inglewood 151200; d. Scottish Princess Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. Heifer: Fenimore Louise Vol. 60; b. June I, 1903; s. Inglewood 151200; d. Hester Langtry Vol. 55; Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. Heifer: Lady of the Lake 60; b. Sept. 29, 1903; s. Inglewood 151200; d. Pansy 3d Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. Heifer: Red Lady Vol. 60; b. Oct. 2, 1903; s. Inglewood 151200; d. Pansy Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. 4216. Solan 223159; b. March 25, 1903; s. Lord Thistle 129960; d. Sunol Vol. 44; Br. F. L. Hackler, Lees Summit, Mo.; Ex. W. A. Forsythe, Greenwood, Mo. Heifer: Hedgewood Blondine 2d Vol. 57; b. Sept. 5, 1902; s. My Lord 1 16563; d. Blondine 7th; Br. and Ex. W. A. Forsythe, Greenwood, Mo. Heifer: Bapton Duchess Vol. 57; b. Feb. II, 1903; s. Bapton Arrow 156230; d. Duchess Agolten Vol. 40; Br. and Ex. W. A. Forsythe, Greenwood, Mo. Heifer: Bapton's Maynard Vol. 60; b. Sept. 23, 1903; s. Bapton Arrow 156230; d. Mary Maynard 2d Vol. 40; Br. arid Ex. W. A. Forsythe, Greenwood, Mo Heifer: Bapton's Blondine Vol 60; b Jan. 2, 1904; s. Bapton Arrow 156230; d. Blondine 7 Vol. 43; Br. and Ex. W. A. Forsythe, Greenwood, Mo. 4253. Bull: Diamond's King 221076; b. Nov. 26, 1903; s. Bapton F-iamond 187000; d. Village Belle Vol. 48; Br. and Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. Heifer: Silver Rosalind Vol. 56; b. Dec. 2, 1902; s. Silver Mist 158474; d. Rosa- lind Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. Heifer: Diamond's Rose 60; b. June 9, 1903; s. Bapton Diamond 187000; d. Rose Abbotsburn Vol. 41; Br. and Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. Heifer: Diamond's Countess 60; b. Dec 28, 1903; s. Bapton Diamond 187000; d. 4tli Countess Rosamond Vol 50; Br. and Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. Heifer: Diamond's Clara Vol. 60; d. March 20, 1904; s. Bapton Diamond 187000; d. Spicy Clara Vol. 52; B:; and Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. 4185. Bull: Whitehall Marshall 209776; b. Oct. 5, 1902; s. White Hall Sultan 163573; d. Missie 167th Vol. 48; Br E S. Kelley, Yellow Springs, Ohio; Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. Heifer: Anoka Gloster Vol. 57; b. No>-. 21, 1902; s. Best of Archers 14183^; d Queen of Scots 6th Vol. 42; Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. Heifer: Anoka Missie Vol. 57; b. Dec. 16, 1902; s. Golden Victor 138972; d. Missie 163d Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. Heifer: Princess Maud 6th; b. Dec. 21, 1903; s. Ceremonious Archer 171479; d. Princess Maud 2d Vol. 44; Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. Heifer: Banner Princess Vol. 60; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Golden Banner 213028; d. Lima of Springdale Vol. 38; Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. 4188. Bull: Best of All 206553; b. Dec. 15, 1902, s. First Choice 153254; d. Reddy Coat Vol. 49; Br. D. H. Robin- son, Jamesport, Mo.; Ex. J. G. Over- ton, Trenton, Mo. Heifer: Red Libby Vol. 57; Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. Heifer: Red Josephine Vol. 60; b. Jan. 19, 1903; s. Duke 163747; d. Josephine Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. Heifer: Golden Ruth Vol. 60; b. Nov. I, 1903; s. Dewey 130630; d. Ruth of Grundy Vol. 38; Br. and Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. Heifer: Josephine 3d Vol. 60; b. Nov. 21, 1903; s. Dewey 130630; d. Josephine 2d Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. 4260. Bull: Prince of Pilsen 222479; b. Sept. 21, 1903; s. Bapton Sovereigm 192125; d. Lavender Lady 3d Vol. 45; Br. and Ex. J. F. & J. W. Prather, Williamsville, 111. Heifer: Keepsake 8th Vol. 59; b. Oct. TO, 1902; s. Bapton Sovereign 192125; d. Keepsake 3d Vol. 40; Br. J. F. Prather, Williamsville, 111.; Ex. J. F. & J. W. Prather, Williamsville, 111. Heifer: Golden Lass 2d Vol. 59; b. Oct. 18, 1902; s. Sovereign 157380; d. Golden Lass Vol. 55: Br. T. F. Prather. Wil- liamsville, 111.; Ex. J. F. & J. W. Prather, Williamsville, 111. Fleifer: Bridal Maid 6th Vol. 59; b. Oct. 26, 1903; s. Bapton Sovereign 192125; d. Bridal Maid 2d Vol. 45; Br. and Ex. J. F. and J. W. Prather, Williamsville, 111. Heifer: Keepsake 9th Vol. 59; b. Sept. 12, 1903; s. Bapton Sovereign 192125; d. Keepsake 3d Vol. 40; Br. and Ex. J. F. & J. W. Prather, Williamsville, 111. 4262, Bull: Scottish Lord 223945; b. Nov. 27, 1903; s. Lord Lovel 1 301 57; d. Sweetheart Vol. 42: Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo. — 130 Heifer: Fairview's Orange Blossom 8th Vol. 57; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. Lord Lovel 130157; d. Sweetheart 2d Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Fairview Orange Blosson 9th Vol. 60; b. Aug. 14, 1903; s. Lord Lovel 130157; d. Goldmine 3d Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Pauline of Fairview Vol. 60; b. Nov. 16, 1903; s. Lord Lovel 130157; d. nth Pauline of Glenwood Vol. 52; Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Roan Princess 2d Vol. 60; b. Dec. 3, 1903; s. Lord Lovel 130157; d. Roan Princess Vol. 43; Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo. 4265. Bull: Lavender Lad 224658; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. The Lad For Me 140618; d. Lavender of Hill Farm 17th Vol. 43; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Heifer: Lad's Emma Vol. 58; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. The Lad for Me 140618; d. Emma 32d Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Heifer: Lad's Clara Vol. 58; b. Nov. 29, 1902; s. The Lad For Me 140618; d. Clara 55th Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Heifer: Lad's Emma 2d Vol. 60; b. Feb. 13, 1904; s. The Lad For Me 140618; d. Emma 32d Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Heifer: Pluto's Berry Vol. 60; b. Nov. 16, 1903; s. Pluto of Dalmeny 190925; d. Blueberry Vol. 44; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. 4190. Bull: Daredevil 204007; b. Nov. 29, 1902; s. Aylesbury Duke 159763; d. 2d Pansy of Silver Creek' 54; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kans. Heifer: Ceres 57; b. Feb. 2, 1903; s, Aylesbury Duke 159763; d. Coraline 49; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kans. Heifer: 5th Silver Creek Beauty 57; b. Jan. 16, 1903; s. Aylesbury Duke 159763; d. Silver Creek Beauty 51; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kans. Heifer: Princess Thistle Vol. 60; b. Sept. 14, 1903; s. Lord Thistle 129960; d. Princess Challenger of Silver Creek 50; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kans. Heifer: Queen Thistle Vol. 60; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Lord Thistle 129960; d. 2d Pansy of Silver Creek 54; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kans. 4224. Bull: Victor Vale 215056; b. March 26, 1903; s. Blythe Victor 140609; d. i6th Nellie Bly of Cedar Vale Vol. 41; Br. G. M. Casey, Clinton, Mo.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton, Mo. Heifer: Lelia Belle 8th Vol. 59; b. Oct. 14, 1902; s. Alice's Prince 122593; d. Lalia Belle 7th Vol. 33; Br. G. M. Casey, Clinton, Mo.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton, Mo. Heifer: Princess Flora 2d Vol. 59; b. Feb. 28, 1903; s. Choice Goods 186802; d. Princess Flora Vol. 47; Br. G. M. Casey, Clinton, Mo.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton, Mo. Heifer: Victoria's Choice Vol. 59; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Choice Goods 186802; d. Victoria of Hill Farm 5th Vol. 41; Br. G. M. Casey, Clinton, Mo.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton, Mo. Heifer: Rosalind of Tebo Lawn 59; b. Dec. 17, 1903; s. Prince of Tebo Lawn 172599; d. Rosalind of Maple Hill Vol. 40; Br. G. M. Casey, Clin- ton, Mo.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton, Mo. 4271. Bull: Happy Knight 223939; b- Oct. 15, 1903; s. Gallant Knight 124468; d. Harmony loth Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kans. Heifer: 3d Elder Lawn Victoria Vol. 57; b. Sept. 18, 1902; s. Gallant Knight 124868; d. Victoria of Maple Hill Vol. 42; Br. and Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kans. Heifer: Sweet Harmony Vol. 57; b. Sept. 29, 1902; s. Gallant Knight 124468; d. Harmony loth Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kans. Heifer: Rose Stearne nth Vol. 60; b. Sept. 17, 1903; s. Gallant Knight 124468; d. Rose Sterns 2d Vol. 44; Br. and Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kans. Heifer: 4th Elder Lawn Victoria Vol. 60; b. Jan. 12, 1904; s. Gallant Knight 124468; d. Victoria of Maple Hill Vol. 42; Br. and Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kans. 4195. Bull: Forest Victor 224381; b. Oct. 26, 1902; s. Victorious 121469; d. Forest Daisy 3d Vol. 48; Br. N. H. Gentry, Sedalia, Mo.; Ex. T. J. Wornall, Lib- erty, Mo. Heifer: Heartsease; Ex. T. J. Wornall, Liberty, Mo. Heifer: Countess Vera; Ex. T. J. Wor- nall, Liberty, Mo. Heifer: Moonbeam; Ex. T. J. Wornall, Liberty, Mo. Heifer: Florodora; Ex. T. J. Wornall, Liberty, Mo. 4193. Bull: Nonpariel Perfection 206647; b. Oct. 8, 1902; s. Nonpareil Victor 132573; d. Kirklevington Beauty Vol. 48; Br. George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo.; Ex. T. J. Wornall & Son, Lib- erty, Mo. Heifer: Daisy Dee Vol. 57, b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Valley Count I5735i; d. Daisy Golddust 2d Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. T. J. Wornall & Son, Liberty, Mo. — 131 Heifer: Dewdrop Vol. 57; b. Jan. 9, 1903; s. Conqueror 149048; d. Blythe- some 15th Vol.* 47; Br. and Ex. T. J. Wornall & Son, Liberty. Mo. Heifer: Golden Rod Vol. 60; b. Oct. 21, 1903; s. Conqueror 149048; d. Beulah loth Vol. 42; Br. and Ex. T. J. Wor- nall & Son, Liberty, Mo. Heifer: Dumpsey Vol. 60; b. March 15, 1904; s. Conqueror 149048; d. Rosette I2th Vol. 58; Br. and Ex. T. J. Wornall & Son. Liberty, Mo. 4228. Bull: Aberdeen Chief 219839; b, March 2. 1903; s. Scottish Peer 21 1559; d. Lady Aberdeen Vol. 45; Br. J. & W. B. Watt, Salem, Ont.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem. Ont. Heifer: Irene Stamford Vol. 60; b. Sept. 4. 1902; s. Royal Wonder 176235; d. Olga Stamford Vol. 60; Br. J. & W. B. Watt, Salem, Ont.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. Heifer: Julia Stamford Vol. 60; b. Oct. 3, 1902; s. Royal Wonder 176235; d. Daisy Stamford Vol. 55; Br. J. & W. B. Watt, Saiem, Ont.; Ex. W. B, Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. Heifer: Peerless Beauty Vol. 60; b. Sept. 14, 1903; s. Scottish Peer 211559; d. Red Beauty Vol. 60; Br. J. & W. B. Watt, Salem, Ont.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem. Ont. Heifer: Mildred 15th Vol. 60; b. Nov. 8, 1903; s. Scottish Peer 211559; d. Mil- dred 5th Vol. 47: Br. J. & W. B. Watt, Salem, Ont.: Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem. Ont. SECTION 29. Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 4551. Sire: Bar None 141310; s. Abbots- ford 126696; d. Bonnie Brae Vol. 45; Br. and Ex. Thos. Andrews & Son. Cambridge, Neb. Get i: Dora A Vol. 56; b. Sept. 6, 1901; s. Bar None 141310; d. Dora's Gem Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. Thos. An- drews & Son, Cambridge, Neb. Get 2: Sarah Vol. 57; b. 1902; s. Bar None 141310; d. Rosette Dixie Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Thos. Andrews & Son, Cambridge. Neb. Get 3: Golden Drop Vol. 57; b. Dec. 20, 1902; s. Bar None 141310; d. Gol- den Bud Vol. 42; Br. and Ex. Thos. Andrews & Son, Cambridge, Xeb. Get 4: Thickset 224103; h. Nov. 16, T903; s. Bar None 141310; d. Scottish Mary 6th Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. Thos. Andrews «S: Son, Cambridge, Neb. 4551. Sire: Bar None 141310; s. Abbots- ford 126696; d. Scottish Mary 6th Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. Thos. Andrews & Son, Cambridge, Neb. Get i: White Rose Vol. 60; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. Bar None 141310; d. Fan- ny 8th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Thos. An- drews & Son, Cambridge, Neb. Get 2: Dixie Girl Vol. 60; b. Aug. 27, 1903; s. Bar None 141310; d. Rossette Dixie Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Thos. An- drews & Son, Cambridge, Neb. Get 3: Elvira 60; b. Nov. 5, 1903; s. Bar None 141310; d. Jllmdale Mary Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Thos. Andrews & Son, Cambridge, Neb. Get 4: Wizard 224104; b. Nov. 13, 1903; s. Bar None 141310; d. Witch Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Thos. Andrews & Son, Cambridge, Neb. 4552. Sire: Hampton's Best 170818; s. Merry Hampton 132572; d. Secret of Hill Farm 2d Vol. 43; Ex. C. D. Bel- lows, jMaryville, Mo. Get i: Hampton's Model 210474; b. Jan. 8. 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Mabel Washington Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville, Mo. Get 2: Hampton's Queen of Beauty Vol. ^7: h. Sept. 10. 1902; s. Hamp- ton's Best 170818; d. Queen of Beauty loth Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bel- lows, ^larj'ville, Mo. Get 3: Hampton's Lavender Vol. 60; b. May 25. 1903; s Hampton's Besb 170818; d. Lavender of Hill Farm 22d Vol. 48: Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows. Maryville. Mo. Get 4: Hampton's Pearl Vol. 57; b. March 29, 1903; s. Hampton's Best T70818; d. Sharoness of Forest Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows. Marvville. Mo. 4552. Sire: Hampton's Best 170818; s. Merrv Hampton 132572; d. Secret of Hill Farm 2d; Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville. Mo. Get i: Hampton's Victoria 60; b. Oct. 14, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Victoria Sharon 9th Vol. 43: Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows. Maryville. Mo. Get 2: Hampton's Rose V; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Tea Rose 17th Vol. 44; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Marj'ville, Mo. Get 3: Hampton's Lovely Vol. 60; b. Nov. I. 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Lovely of Greendale 3d Vol. 44: Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows. Marj'- ville. Mo. Get 4: Christinia Hampton Vol. 60; b. Dec. 25, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 17081S; d. Christinia Vol. 60; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows. Marvville. Mo. - 132 4553- Sire: Wanderer's, Last 158478; s. Wanderer 140614; d. Missie 144th Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Net- tleton, Mo. Get I : Wanderer of Clover Blossom 224275; b. Oct. II, 1903; s. Wanderer's Last 158478; d. Nerissa 13th of Maine Valley Vol. 39; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo. Get 2: Victor Wanderer 224274: b. April I, 1904: s. Wanderer's Last 158478; d. 25th Linwood Victoria Vol. 45; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Net- tleton, Mo. Get 3: Wanda Vol. 60: b. Dec. 11. 1903: s. Wanderer's Last 158478; d. 17th Crystal Dnchess of Goodness Vol. 44; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettle- ton, Mo. Get 4: Winne Wanderer Vol. 60; b. Jan. 14, 1904; s. Wanderer's Last 158478; d. Victoria Sharon 7th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettle- ton, Mo. 4554. Sire: Nonpareil Victor 132573; s. Count Victor 132574; d. Nonpareil Bloom Vol. 41; Ex. George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo. Get i: Herdsman's Dream Vol. 53; b. Sept. 10, 1901; s. Nonpareil Victor 132573; d. Eva Logan Vol. 39; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo. Get 2: Lucy Blossom Vol. 60; b. Jan. 16 1903; s. Nonpareil Victor 132573; d. Lucy V Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo. Get 3: Charity Vol. 57; b. Feb. 20, 1903; s. Nonpareil Victor 132573; d. Victoria Sharon 24th Vol. 52; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettleton, Mo. Get 4: Nonpareil Champion 206646; b. Jan. 8, 1903; s. Nonpareil Victor 132573: d. Victoria Sharon 7th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell. Nettleton, Mo. 4555- Sire: Orange Chief 191747; s. Orange Duke 1446S1; d. Lady Laura T3th Vol. 44: Ex. E. W. Bowen, Del- phi, Ind. Get i: Burnbrae Chief 191747; b. June 26, 1901; s. Orange Chief 144650; d. Mavflower 4th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. E. AV. Bowen, Delphi, Ind. Get 2: Cactus 208186; b. May 30, 1902; s. Orange Chief 144650: d. Bloom- ing Heather Vol. 4.8; Br. and Ex. E. W. Bowen, Delphi, Ind. Get 3: Onedia's Chief 224347; b. ]May 5, 1903; s. Orange Chief 1446^0: d. Onedia Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. E. W. liowen, Delphi, Ind. Get 4: Meadow Queen Vol. 57: b. Oct. 29,- 1902; s. Orange Chief 144650: d. Meadow Beauty 6th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. E. W. Bowen, Delphi. Ind. 4144." Sire: Achronie Style 136386; b. March 5, 189S: s. Reveller 136399; d. Golden Duchess 6th Vol. 44; Br. A. Watson, Aberdeen, Scotland; Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. Get I : Carter's Pride Vol. 60; b. Oct. 20, 1902; s. Golden Prince 4th 130543; d. loth Duchess of Oaks Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. Get 2: Carter's Choice Vol. 60; b. Nov. I, 1903; s. Achronie Style 136386; d. loth Duchess of Oaks Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. Get 3: Scottish Boy 224835; b. Aug. i, 1903; s. Achronie Style 136386; d. Scottish Queen Vol. 41; Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. Get 4: Professor 224834; b. Oct. 15, 1903; s. Achronie Style 136386; d. Red Bloom Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. 4126. Sire: Royal Avalanche 165010; b. Oct. 17, 1899: s. Baron Lavender 3d 78854; d. Almene Vol. 39; Br. S. F. Lockridge, GreencaPtle, Ind.; Ex. W. F. Christian & Son, Indianapolis, Ind. Get i: Lad of Honor 223864; b. Oct. 9, 1903; s. Royal Avalanche 165010; d. Maid of Honor Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Son, Indianapolis, Ind. Get 2; Duchess .\valanche Vol. 60; b. May 27, 1903; s. Royal Avalanche 165010; d. Duchess Victoria Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Son, Indianapolis, Ind. Get 3: Irene Avalanche Vol. s6: b. Sept. 16. 1902; s. Royal Avalanche T65010; d. Irene Avalon 26th; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Son, Indian- apolis, Ind. Get 4: Irene Avalanche 26th Vol 47; b. Sept. iS, 1903: s. Royal Avalanche 1650T0; d. Irene of Avalon 26th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. W.. F. Christian & Son, Indianapolis, Ind. 4556. Sire: Bapton Ensign 172542; s. Bapton Victory 157363; d. Emmeline 5th Vol. 39. Get i: Royal Ensign 206801; b. March 27. 1903; s. Bapton Ensign 172542; d. Nellie of Carlogie 5th; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke. St. Cloud, Minn. Get 2: Bapton Victor 224278; b. Mar. 14, T904; s. Bapton Ensign 172452; d. ^^ellie of Carlogie .6th; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. G<--\. 3: Bapton Royal 224277; b. Oct. -^6, 1903; s. Bapton Ensign 172542; d. laiiette Vol. 60; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Get 4: Ivy Leaf 3d Vol. 60; b. Nov. 14, IQ03; s. Bapton Ensign 172S42; d. Ivv T.eaf Vol. 45: Br. and Ex. C. i:.' Clarke. St. Cloud. Minn. - 133 4I4I- Sire: Caesar Augustus 192728; b. March 9, 1901; s. Royal Pride 187633; d. Augusta 37th Vol. 45; Br. and Ex. Lady Cathcart, Aberdeenshire, Scot- land. Get i: Caesar La Crosse 224588; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Caesar Augustus 192728; d. Irene Pearl Vol. 48; Br. and Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. Get 2: Bonnie Belle Vol. 60; b. Feb. 2, 1904; s. Caesar Augustus 192728; d. Belle of Moss Side Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. Get 3: Augusta Lind; b. Nov. 5, 1903; s. Caesar Augustus 192728: d. Jenny Lind Vol. 40; Br. and Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. Get 4: Ethel Lind Vol. 60; b. Oct. 27, 1903; s. Caesar Augustus 192728; d. Flossy Lind Vol. 48- Br. and 'Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. 4557- Sire: Inglewood 151200; b. July 12; s. Capt. Liglewood 151190; d. Emma 33d Vol. 44; Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. Get i: Fenimore Glen Haven 223857; b. July 12, 1903; s. Inglewood 15 1200; d. Pauline Paul 3d; Br. and Ex. For- est Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. Get 2: Fenimore Princess Vol. 60; b. Nov. II, 1902; s. Inglewood i.si-'oo: d. Scottish Princess Vol. 49: Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. Get 3: Fenimore Louise Vol. 60; b. June I, 1903; s. Inglewood 151200; d. Hester Langtry Vol. 55; Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, Miles. la. Get 4: Lady of the Lake Vol. 60; b. Sept. 29, 1903; s. Inglewood 151200; d. Pansy 3d Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Forest Bros. & Dunham, Miles, la. 45.'i3- Sire: Victorious 12 1469; s. Lord Mayor 1 12727; d. 6th Linwood Vic- toria Vol. 34; Ex. N. H. Gentrv, Se- dalia. Mo. Get i: Victor Butterfly 4th 224382; b Nov. 10, 1901; s. Victoria 121469; d. Butterfly 2d of Oakwood Vol. 41; Br. and Ex. N. H. Gentry. Sedalia, Mo. Get 2: Alexandrina 2d of Woo;l Dale Vol. 53; b. Aug. 18, 1900; s. Victorious 121469; d. Alexandrina of Tylerwood 4th Vol. 38; Br. and Ex. N. H. Gentry, Sedalia, Mo. Get 3: Lady Charmer 4th Vol. 60; b. Dec. 17, 1903; s. Victorious 121469: d. Lady Charmer Vol. 40; Br. and Ex. N. H. Gentry, Sedalia, Mo. Get 4: Princess Aylesby 2d Vol. 60; b. Sept. 24. 1903; s. Victorious 121469; d. Queen Avlesby Vol. 7; Br. and Ex. N. H. Gentry. Sedalia, Mo 4559' Sire: Bapton Diamond 187000; s. Augustin 156229; d. Bapton Pearl Vol. 48; Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravena, Ohio. Get I : Diamond's Missie 221080; b. May 2, 1903; s. Bapton Diamond 187000; d. Missie C. Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravena, Ohio. Get 2: Diamond's King 221076; b. Nov. 26, 1903; s. Bapton Diamond 187000; d. Village Belle Vol. 48: Br. and Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. Get 3: Diamond's Countess Vol. 60; b. Dec. 28, 1903; s. Bapton Diamond 187000; d. 4th Countess Rosamoiul Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. D. R. Hanna, Raven- na, Ohio. Get 4: Diamond's Clara Vol. 60; b. March 20, 1904; s. Bapton Diamond 187000; d. Spicy Clara Vol. 52; Br. and Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. I 4560. Sire: Best of Archers 141832; s. Scottish Archer 117301; d. Brenda Vol. 43: Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. Get i: Princess Maud 4th Vol. 54; b. j Jan. 8, 1902; s. Best of Archers 141832; j d. Princess Maud 2d Vol. 44: Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding. Waukesha. Wis. Get 2: Duchess of Gloster 56th Vol. 57; b. Feb. 15, 1903; s. Best of Archers 141832: d. 55th Duchess of Gloster; Br. and Ex. F. W. Having, Waukesha, Wis. Get 3: Anoka Gloster V|l. 57: b. Nov. 21, 1902; s. Best of Archers 141832: d. Queen of Scots 6th Vol. 42; Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha. Wis. Get 4: Anoka Strathallan Vol. 60; b. Oct. 30, 1903; s. Best of Archers 141832; d. Daisy of Strathallan 19th Vol. 52; Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding Waukesha, Wis. 4561. Sire: Bold Count 163001; s. Count Arthur 144609; d. Blooming Heather Vol. 45 ; Br. and Ex. C. Hintz & Sons, Freemont, Ohio. Get i: Count Archy 219064; b. May 17, 1903: s. Bold Count 163001; d. Buchan Lassie 5th Vol. 53; Br. and Ex. C. Hintz & Sons, Fremont, Ohio. Get 2: Claret Vol. 57; b. Jan. 15. TQ03; s. Bold Count 163001; d. Clarissa's Gem Vol. 51; Br. and Ex. C. Hintz & Sons. Fremont. Ohio. Get 3: Scottish Pride 224419: 1>. Jan. 3, 1904: s. Bold Count 163001: d. Clar- issa's Gem Vol. 51; Br. aiv' '•"^. C. Hintz t^ Sons, Freemont, (^1i- Get 4: Lady Polyanthus Vol. 60; b. Jan. 10, 1904; s. Bold Count 163001; d. Polyanthus 15th Vol. 55; Br. and Ex. C. Hintz & Sons, Fremont, Ohio. 134 4562. Sire: Topsman 128153; s. Stanly 113853; d. Nonpareil Victoria Vol. 42; Ex. Chas. E. Ladd, North Yamhill, Ore. Get i: Capital 218697; b. Oct. 4, 1902; s. Topsman 128153; d. Lily of Myrtle Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Chas. E. Ladd, North Yamhill, Ore. . Get 2: Lady Portland Vol. 59; b. Nov. 2"], 1902; s. Topsman 128153; d. Lovely Lome 2d Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. Chas. E. Ladd. North Yamhill, Ore. Get 3: Matchless 26th Vol. 59; b. Jan. S, 1903; s. Topsman 128153; d. Match- less 24th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Chas. E. Ladd, North Yamhill, Ore. Get 4: Matchless 30th Vol. 60; b. Jan. 14, 1904; s. Topsman 128153; d. Match- less 24th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Cha.~. E. Ladd, North Yamhill, Ore. 4137. Sire: Lavender Viscount 124755; b. March 16, 1896; s. Baron La\cnder 3d 788='- d, Gayety Vol. 34; Br. S. F. Lockridge, Greencastle, Ind.; Ex. Chas. E. Leonard & Son, Bell Air, Mo. Get i: Ravenswood Countless Vol. 50; b. Feb. 15, 1900; s. Lavender Vis- count 124755; d. 6th Ravenswood Flow- er Vol. 43; Br. and Ex. Chas. E Leon- ard & Son, Bell Air, Mo. Get 2: 7th Ravenwood Countess Vol. 50; b. Feb. 12, 1901: s. Lavv^i.dor Vis- count 124755: d. 6th Ravensnoo'l Flow- er Vol. 43; Br. and Ex. Chas. E. Leon- ard & Son, Bell Air, Mo. Get 3: Viscountess 2d Vol. I'o; b Jan. 7, 1904; s. Lavender Viscount 124755: d. Gussie Flower Vol. 47; '^r. and Ex. Chas. E. Leonard & Son, Bell Air, -Mo. Get 4: Valiant Ravenswood 22,3946; b. Jan. 5, 1904: s. Lavender Discount 124755; d. Grand Ravenswood 2d Vol. 41' Br. and Ex. Chas. E. Leonard & Sons. Bell .\ir. Mo. 4562. Sire: Duke 163747; s. Scotchman 128117; d. Mollie Clark ,3d Vol. 40; Br. and Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. Get i: Sure Good 191260; b. April 23. 1902: s. Duke 163747; d. Daisy 5th of Grundy Vol. 40; Br. and Ex J. G. Overton, Tr.^'uton, Mo. Get 2: Cant Be Beat 222590; b. Sept 7. 1903; s. Duke 163747; d. Daisy Stli rf Grundy Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. J. G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. Get 3: Laura Overton Vol. 54: h. M.iv 31. 1902; s. Duke 163747; d. Daisy '?•^\^ of Groundy Vol. 47; i?r. and E> . J. G Overtoil, Trenton, Mo. Get 4: Red Josephine Vol. 60; b T.i i. ;9, 1903; s. Duke 163747; d. Joseihim; Vol. 47: Br. and Ex. J. G. Overton. Trenton, Mo. 4563, Sire: Bapton Sovereign 192125; s. Prince of Sanepihar 149558; 1. Sp oy 13th; Br. and Ex. J. F. & J. W. Prather, Williamsville, III. Get j: Prince of Pilscn 2;.'470: 1. Sept. 21, 1903; s. Bapton Sovereign 192125; d. Lavender Lady' 3d Vol. 45: Br. and Ex. J. F. & J. W. Prather, Wil- liamsville, III. Get 2: Keepsake 8th Vol. 59; b. Oct. 10, 1902; s. Bapton Sovereign 192125; d. Keepsake 3d Vol. 40; Br. J. F. Prath- er, Williamsville, 111.; Ex. J. F. & J. W. Prather, Williamsville, III. Get 3: Keepsake 9th Vol. 59; b. Sept. 12, 1903; s. Bapton Sovereign- 192125; d. Keepsake 3d Vol. 40; Br. and Ex. J. F. & J. W^ Prather, Williamsville, 111. Get 4: Bridal Maid 2d Vol. 59; b. Oct. 26, 1903; s. Bapton Sovereign 192125; d. Bridal Maid 2d Vol. 45; Br. and Ex. J. F. & J. W. Prather, Williamsville, 111. 4564. Sire: Lord Level 130157; s. St. Valentine 121014; Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo. Get i: .Orange Monarch 190181 ; b. Nov. 2, 1901; s. Lord Lovel 130157; d. Sweetheart 2d Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo. Get 2: Fairview's Orange Blossom 8th Vol. 57; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. Lord Lovel 130157; d. Sweetheart 2d Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo. Get 3: Scottish Lord 223945; b. Nov. 27, 1903; s. Lord Lovel 130157; d. Sweetheart Vol. 42; Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo. Get 4: Pauline of Fairview Vol. 60: b. Nov. 16, 1903; s. Lord Lovel 130167: d. nth Pauline of Glenwood Vol. 52; Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo. 456,5. Sire: The Lad For Me: s. St. Valentine 121014; d. Gay Lavender Vol. ji: Ex. J. G. Robbins & '^/^ns, Horace, Tnd. Get i: Lads Ladv Vol. 50; b. Feb. 14. 1901: s. The Lad For Me 140618: d. Monarchs Lady 2d Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Get 2: Lads Rose Vol. .50; b. Feb. 14, T90i: s. The Lad For Me 1406x8: d. Blooming Rose Vol 30: Br. and Ex. T. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Get 3: Lads Missie Vol. 54; b. Nov. 22. toot; =:. The Lad For Me T40618: d. Trout Creek Missie Vol. 48; Br. and Ex. T. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace,, Tnd. " Get 4: Lads Emma Vol. 58: b. Sent., ?5, T902; s. The Lad For Me 140618: d. Emma 32d 46: Br. and Ex. J. Q. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. 135 4566. Sire: The Lad For Me 140618; s. St. Valentine 121014: d. Gay Lavender Vol. 41; Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Get i: Lavender Lad 224658; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. The Lad For Me 140618; d. Lavender of Hill Farm 17th Vol. 43; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Get 2: Lads Secret 54; b. Oct. 14, 1901; s. The Lad For Me 140618; d. Sunrise Vol. 42; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Get 3: Lads Clara Vol. 58; b. Nov. 29, 1902; s. The Lad For Me 140618; d. Clara 55th Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Get 4: Lads Emma 32d Vol. 60; b. Feb. 13, 1904: s. The Lad For Me 140618; d. Emma 32d Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. J. G. Bobbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. 4145. Sire: Aylesbury Duke 159763; b. Oct. 22, 1899: s. Friday 159817; d. Missie 135th Vol. 48: Br. H. Wyatt, Aylesbur3'; Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kan. Get i: Daredevil 204007: b. Nov. 29, 1902; s. Aylesbury Duke 159763; d. 2d Pansy of Silver Creek 54: Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder. Burden. Kan. Get 2: Ceres 57; b. Feb. 2, 1903; s. Aylesbury Duke 159763; d. Coraline 49; Br. and Ex. I. F. Stodder. Burden, Kan. Get 3: 5th Silver Creek Beauty 57; b. Jan. 16, 1903; s. Aylesbury Duke ^59763; d. Silver Creek Beauty 51; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kan. Get 4: Aylesbury Boy 223306; b. Jan. 14, 1904; s. Aylesbury Duke 159763; d. Silver Creek Beauty 51; Br. and Ex. T. F. Stodder, Burden, Kan. 4567. Sire: Lord Thistle 129960; s. Baren Ury 118024; d. Rose of the Thistle 2d 41; Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kan. Get i: Lord Fillert; Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden. Kan. Get 2: Lord Zealous 223308; b. Oct. 24. 1903; s. Lord Thistle T29960; d. Zealous of Silver Creek 50; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder. Burden. Kan. Get 3: Princess Thistle Vol. 60; b. Sept. 14, 1903; s. Lord Thistle 129960; d. Princess Challenger of Silver Creek 50; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kan. Get 4: Queen Thistle Vol. 60; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Lord Thistle 129960; d. 2d Pansy of Silver Creek 54; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kan. 4131. Sire: Choice Goods 186802; b. April 21, 1899; s. Remus 151790; d. Geroldine 5th; Br. James Durno, Jacks- ton. Scotland; Ex. Tebo Land & Cat- tle Co., Clinliin, Kan. Get i: The Conqueror 215051; b. Sept. 28, 1903; s. Choice Goods 186802; d. Clara 58th Vol. 47; Br. G. M. Casey, Clinton, Mo.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cat- tle Co., Clinton, Mo. Get 2: Good Lad 215023; b. Oct. 18, 1903; s. Choice Goods 186082; d. Lad's Goldie Vol. 50; Br. G. M. Casey. Clinton, Mo.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cat- tle Co., Clinton, Mo. Get 3: The Choice of All 215050; b. Sept. 29, 1903; s. Choice Goods 186082; d. Rosedale Violet 9th Vol. 40; Br. G. AI. Casey. Clinton. Mo.: Kx. Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton, Mo. Get 4: Victoria's Choice Vol. 59; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Choice Goods 186802; d. Victoria of Hill Farm 5th Vol. 41; Br. G. M. Casey, Clinton, Mo.; Ex. Tebo Land & Cattle Co., Clinton, Mo. 4568. Sire: Gallant Knight 124468; s. Galahad 103259; d. 8th Linwood Gold- en Drop Vol. 36; Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kan. Get 1 : 3d Elder Lawn Victoria Vol. 57; b. Sept. 18, 1902; s. Gallant Knight 12486S; d. Victoria of Maple Hill Vol. 42: Br. and Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover. Kan. Get 2: Sweet Harmony Vol. 57; b. Sept. 29, 1902; s. Gallant Knieht 124468; d. Harmony loth Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kan. Get 3: Rose Sterne nth Vol. 60; b. Sept. 17. 1903; s. Gallant Knight 124468; d. Rose Sterne 2d Vol. 44; Br. and Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kan. Get 4: Happy Knight 223039; b. Oct. 15. T903; s. Gallant Knight 124468; d. } Harmony loth Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. T. 1 K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kan. 4569. Sire: Woodberry's Pride 128488; s. Duke Lavender 128488; d. Missie i^.9th; Ex. Wm. Warfield. Lexington, Ky. Got i: Belmont 206649; b. Jan. 4, 1903; s. Woodberry's Pride 128488: d. Bello Rose of Emanense Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. Wm. Warfield. Lexington, Ky. Get 2: Rufus 223986; b. Nov. 6. 1903; s. Woodberry's Pride 128488; d. Red Rose of Grasmere loth Vol. 40; Br. and Ex. Wm. Warfield. Lexington. Ky. Get 3: Lovely of Grasmere Vol. 57; b. Sent. 4. 1902; s. Woodberrj-'s Pride 128488; d. Lovely of Elmwood 6th Vol. 41; Br. and Ex. Wm. Warfield, Lex- ingtoii. Ky . Get 4: Toinette Vol. 57; b. Dec. ti, 1002: s. Woodberry's Pride 128488; d. 5th Isabele of Montrose Vol. 50; Br. and Ex Wm. ^^'.■lrfi^ld. Lexington, Kv. . 136 SECTION 30. Two animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 4570. Dam: Rosette Dixie Vol. 47; s. Northern Light 2d 136785; d. Miss Dix- ie Vol. 47; Ex. Thos. Andrews & Son, Cambridge, Neb. Produce i: Sarah Vol. 57; b. Aug. 28, 1902; s. Bar None 141310; d. Rosette Dixie Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Thos. An- drews & Son. Cambridge, Neb. Produce 2: Dixie Girl Vol. 60; b. Aug. 27, 1903; s. Bar None 141310; d. Rosette Dixie Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Thos. An- drews & Son, Cambridge, Neb. 4571. Dam: Victoria Sharon 7th; s. Grand Victor 115752; d. Sharon R(»se 3d Vol. 40; Ex. Geo. Bothwell, Nettle- ton, IMo. Produce i : Nonpareil Champion 206646; b. Jan. 8, 1903; s. Nonpareil Victor 132573; d. Victoria Sharon 7th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. George Both- well, Nettleton, Mo. Produce 2: Winnie Wanderer V^ol. 60; b. Jan. 14, 1904; s. Wanderer's East 15847S; d. Victoria Sharon 7th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. George Bothwell, Nettle- ton, Mo. 4572. Dam: Lovely of Greendale 3d 44; s. Barmpton Royal 122721; d. Lovely 27th Vol. 39; Ex. C. D. Bellows, Mary- ville, Mo. Produce i : Invincible Hampton 206226; b. July 22, 1902; s. Merry Hampton 132572; d. Lovely of Green- dale id Vol. 44; Br. F. Bellows & Son, MaryvJlle, Mo.; Ex. C. D. Bel- lows, Maryville, Mo. Produce 2: Hampton's Lovely Vol. 60; b. Nov. I, 1903; s. Hampton's Best 170818; d. Lovely of Greendale 3d Vol. 44; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Mary- ville, Mo. 4573- Dam: Parkdale Rose Vol. 49; s. Young Emperor; d. Morty B 2d; Ex. C. D. Bellows. Maryville, Mo. Produce i: Gloster's Rose Vol. 60; b. Tan. 5, 1903; s. Gloster 137952; d. Park Dale Rose Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville, Mo. Produce 2: Gloster's Clara Vol. 60; b. Dec. 2, 1903; s. Gloster 137952; d. Park- dale Rose Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. C. D. Bellows, Maryville. Mo. 4S74. Dam: Roan Beauty Vol. 50; s. Crown Prince 111422; d. Hattie Cooper Vol. 39; Ex. Horatio S. Bright. Ver- sailles, Ky. Produce i: Royal Victor 223934; b. Nov. 13, 1903; s. Victor iNIissie 188409; d. Roan Beauty Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. Horatio S. Bright, A'ersailles. Kv. Produce 2; Pride of Pleasant View Vol. 56; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. Rosabella's Archer 137236; d. Roan Beauty Vol. 50; Br. Jacob Delang & Son, Portland, Ind.; Ex. Horatio S. Bright, Versailles, Ky. 4575- Dam: 10th Duchess of Oaks Vol. 50; b. April 20, 1898; s. Grand Duke of Oxford 4th; d. 4th Duchess of Oaks Vol. 43; Br. J. S. Sanduskv, Tndianola, 111.; Ex. F. A. Carter, Ind'ianola, 111. Produce i: Carter's Pride Vol. 60; b. Oct. 20, 1902; s. Golden Prince 4th 130543; d. loth Duchess of Oaks Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indiano- la, 111. Produce 2: Carter's Choice Vol. 60; b. Nov. I, 1903; s. Achronie Style 136386; d. loth Duchess of Oaks Vol. so; Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. 4576. Dam: Scottish Queen Vol. 41; s. Scottish Zeb 1 17323; d. Queen of Cher- ry Grove Vol. 2>T\ Br. C. F. Rice, In- dianola, 111.; Ex. F. A. Carter, India- nola, 111. Produce i: Scottish Maid Vol. 60; b. March 15, 1902; s. Golden Prince 4th 130543; d. Scottish Queen Vol. 41; Br. C. F. Rice, Indianola, 111.; Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. Produce 2; Scottish Boy 224835; b. Aug. I, 1903; s. Achronie Stvle 136386; d. Scottish Queen Vol. 41; Br. and Ex. F. A. Carter, Indianola, 111. 4577. Dam: Irene Avalon 26th Vol. 47; s. Scottish Prince 121082; d. Irene of Avalon 17th Vol. 42; Ex. W. F. Chris- tian & Sons, Indianapolis, Ind. Produce i; Irene Avalanche Vol. 56; b. Sept. 16, 1902; s. Royal Avalanche T65010; d. Irene Avalon 26th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Sons, Indianapolis, Ind. Produce 2; Irene Avalanche 2d 60; b. Sept. 18, 1903; s. Royal Avalanche 1650T0; d. Irene of Avalon 26th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Son. Indianapolis. Ind. 4578. Dam: Czarina Vol. 47; s. Czar- owitch 151732; d. Daisy 2d Vol. 45; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Son, In- dianapolis, Ind. Produce i; Czarina 3d Vol. 54; b. Mar. 2, 1902; s. Baron Golddust 1 14354; d. Czarina Vol. 47; Br. and .Ex. W. F. Christian & Son, Indianapolis, Ind. Produce 2: Golden Czar 200253; b. Jan. 15, 1903; s. Baron Golddust 1 14354; d. Czarina Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. W. F. Christian & Sons, Indianapolis, Ind. 4579. Dam: Queen Anne Vol. 48; s. Tip Top 1 571 so; d. Fairv Queen; Ex. C. E. Clarke.' St. Cloud. l\linn. 137 Produce i: ]\larch Knight 188105; b. March 12, 1902; s. Red Knight 157136; d. Queen Anne Vol. 48; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Produce 2: Bapton's Pride 224276; b. Nov. 26, 1903; s. Bapton Ensign 172542; d. Queen Anne Vol. 48; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. "4';8o. Dam: Flossy Lind Vol. 48; s. King of Lombardy Park 126589; d. Jen- 'ny Lind Vol. 40; Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. Produce i: Tossy Lind Vol. 60; b. Nov. 30, 1902; s. Demonstrator 141652; d. Flossy Lind Vol. 48; Br. and Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. Produce 2: Ethel Lind Vol. 60; b. Oct. 27, 1903; s. Caesar Augustus 192728; d. Flossy Lind Vol. 48; Br. and Ex. Divan Bros., Browntown, Wis. •4581. Dam: ButterRy 2d of Oak/vood 41; s. Waterloo Duke 8th 89876; d. Butterflv 58th Vul. 37; Ex. N. H. Gent- ry, Sedalia, Mo. Produce i: Victor Butterfly 4th 224382; b. Nov. 10, 1901; s. Victorious 121469; d. Butterfly 58th Vol. 37; Br. and Ex. N. H. Gentry, Sedalia, Mo. Produce 2: Butterfly of Wood Dale Vol. 42; b. Feb. 7, 1897; s. Baron Ury 1 18024; d. Butterfly 2d of Oakwood Vol. 41; Br. Thos. H. ]\Iartin, Kansas City, Mo.; Ex. N. H. Gentrv, Sedalia, Mo. 4582. Dam: Village Belle Vol. 48; s. Prince Victor 159879; d. Village Maid- en Vol. 46; Ex. W. R. Nelson, Kansas City, Mo. Produce i: King Edward 172814; b. Sept. 6, 1901; s. Bapton Arrow 156230; d. Village Belle Vol. 48; Br. W. R. Nelson, Kansas City, Mo.; Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. Produce 2: Diamond's King 221076; b. Nov. 26, 1903; s. Bapton Diamond 187000; d. Village Belle Vol. 48; Br. and Ex. D. R. Hanna, Ravenna, Ohio. 4583. Dam: Lady in Waiting Vol. 44; s. Master of the Ceremonies 136633; d. Ripe Raspberry; Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. Produce i: Anoka Archer 206604; b. Jan. 14, 1903; s. Best of Archers 141832; d. Lady in Waiting Vol. 44; Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. Produce 2: Sightseer 224131; b. Dec. 23, 1903; s. Royal Wonder 188x10; d. Lady in Waiting Vol. 44; Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. 4584. Dam: Princess Maud 2d; s. Gav- eston iiso.sS: d. Princess Maud Vol. 30: Ex. F. W. TTarding. Waukesha, Wis. Produce i: Princess Maud 4th Vol. 54; b. Jan. 8, 1902; s. Best of Archers 141832; d. Princess Maud 2d Vol. 44'; Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha' Wis. Produce 2: Princess Maud 6th 60; b. Dec. 21, 1903; s. Ceremonious Archer 171479; d. Princess Maj^id 2d Vol. 44; Br. and Ex. F. W. Harding, Waukesha, Wis. 4585. Dam: Clarissa's Gem Vol. 51; s. Scottish Pride 128543; d. Clarissa Vol. 42; Ex. C. Hintz & Sons, Fremont, O. Produce i: Claret Vol. 57; b. Jan. 15, 1903; s. Bold Count 163001; d. Claris- sa's Gem Vol. 51; Br. and Ex. C. Hintz & Sons, Fremont, Ohio. Produce 2: Scottish Pride 224419; b. Jan. 3, 1904; s. Bold Count 163001; d. Clarissa's Gem Vol. 51; Br. and Ex. C. Hintz & Sons, Fremont, Ohio. 4586. Dam: Matchless 24th; s. Judge 131238; d. Matchless 17th Vol. 47; Ex. Chas. E. Ladd, North Yamhill, Ore. Produce i: Matchless 25th Vol. 53; b. Dec. 28, 1901; s. Baron Linwood loth 127368; d. Matchless 24th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Chas. E. Ladd, North Yamhill, Ore. Produce 2: Matchless 30th 60; s. Topsman 128153; d. Matchless 24th Vol. 47: Br. and Ex. Chas. E. Ladd, North Yamhill, Ore. 4587. Dam 6th Ravenwood Flower Vol. 143; s. Baron Flower 1 14352; d. Double Scotch Duchess 2d Vol. 40; Br. and Ex. Chas. E. Leonard & Son, Bell . Air, Mo. . Produce i: Ravenswood Countess Vol. 50; b. Feb. 15, 1900; s. Lavender Vis- count 124755; d. 6th Ravenswood Flow- er Vol. 43; Br. and Ex. Chas. E. Leon- ard & Son, Bell Air, Mo. Produce 2: 7th Ravenswood Countess Vol. 50; b. Feb. 12, 1901; s. Lavender Viscount 124755; d. 6th Ravenswood Flower Vol. 43: Br. and Ex. Chas. E. Leonard & Son, Bell Air, JNIo. 4588. Dam: Daisy 8th of Grundy 47; s. Helen Duke 2d 119591: d. Dais}^ 4th of Grundy Vol. 40; Ex. J, G. Over'"^:-;. Trenton, Mo. Produce i: Laura Overton Vol. 54: b May 31, T902; s. Duke 163747; d. Dnis/ 8th of Grundy Vol. 47; Br. and \\s J. G. Overton. Trenton, Mo. Produce 2: Cant Be Beat 22^'5 -o; H, Sept. 7, 1903; s. Duke 163747; d. Daisy 8th of Grundy Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. J G. Overton, Trenton. Mo. 4589. Dam: Rosebud 6ist Vol. ',8; s. Wallace 1 17654; d. Rosebud 53d Vol. 40; Ex. .A.bram Renick, Winchester. Ky. 138 - Produce i: My Choice 224379; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. The Professor iy2_^;^2; d. Rosebud 6ist Vol. 49; Br. and Ex. Abram Renick, Winchester, Ky. Produce 2: Second Choice 22J1S4; b. Sept. 20, 1903; s. The Professor 17.!332; d. Rosebud 6ist Vol. 48; Br. and Ex. Abram Renick, Winchester, Ky. 4590. Dam: Keepsake 3d Vol. 40; s. Duke of Hamilton 2d 107363; d. Keep- sake 2d Vol. 37; Ex. J. F. & J. W. Prather, Williamsville, 111. Produce i: Keepsake 8th Vol. 59; b. Oct. 10, 1902; s. Bapton Sovereign 19212s; d. Keepsake 3cl Vol. 40; Br. J. F. Prather, Williamsville. 111.; Ex. J. F. & J. W. Prather, Williamsville, 111. Produce 2: Keepsake 9th Vol. 59; b. Sept. 12, 1903; s. Bapton Sovereign 192125; d. Keepsake 3d Vol. 40; Br. and Ex. J. F. & J. W. Prather, Williams- ville, 111. 4591. Dam: Sweetheart 2d Vol. 46; s. Prince Victoria I16918; d. Sweetheart Vol. 42; Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris. Mo. Produce i: Orange Monarch 190181; b. Nov. 2, 1901; s. Lord Lovel 130157; d. Sweetheart 2d Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. Purdy Bros.,' Harris, Mo. Produce 2: Fairview's Orange Blossom 8th Vol. 57; s. Lord Lovel 130157; d. Sweetheart 2d Vol. 46; Br, and Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris, Mo. 4592. Dam: Emma sad Vol. 46; s. Cap- tain of the Guard 1320S9; d. Emma 25th Vol. 42; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Produce i: Lad's Emma Vol. 58; b. Sept. 25. 1902; s. The Lad For Me 140618; d. Emma 32d Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Produce 2: Lad's Emma 2d Vol. 60; b. Feb. 13, 1904; s. The Lad for Me 140618; d. Emma 32d Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. 4593- Dam: Clara 55th Vol. 46; s. Spicy Robin 134607; d. Clara 49th Vol. 44; Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Produce i: Lad's Clara Vol. 58; b. Nov. 29, 1902; s. The Lad For Me 140618; d. Clara 55th Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. Produce 2: Lad's Clara 2d Vol. 60; b. Jan. 2, 1904: s. The Lad For Me 140618; d. Clara 55th Vol. 46; Br. and Ex. J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. 4594. Dam: 2d Pansy of Silver Creek Vol. 54; s. Gwendoline's Prince 130913; d. Pansy 2d Vol. 44; Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kansas. Produce i: Daredevil 204007; b. Nov. 29, 1902; s. Aylesbury Duke 159763; d. 2d Pansy of Silver Creek Vol. 54; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kans. Produce 2: Queen Thistle Vol. 60; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Lord Thistle 129960; d. 2d Pansy of Silver Creek Vol. 54; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kans. 4595. Dam: Silver Creek Beauty Vol. 51; s. Champion's Best 114671; d. Beauty 3d Vol. 41; Ex. J. F. Stodder. Burden, Kan. Produce i: 5th Silver Creek Beauty 57; b. Jan. 16, 1903; s. Aylesbury Duke 159763; d. Silver Creek Beauty Vol. 51; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kan. Produce 2: Aylesbury Boy 223306; b. Jan. 14, 1904; s. Aylesbury Duke 159763; d. Silver Creek Beauty Vol. 51; Br. and Ex. J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kans. 4596. Dam: Harmony loth Vol. 50; s. Lord Mayor 1 12727: d. Harmony 6th Vol. 44; Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover. Kans. Produce i: Sweet Harmony Vol. 57; b. Sept. 29, 1902; s. Gallant Knight 124469; d. Harmony loth Vol. 50: Br. and Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kans. Produce 2: Happy Knight 223939; b. Oct. 15, 1903; s. Gallant Knight 124468; d. Harmony loth Vol. 50; Br. and Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kans. 4597. Dam: Victoria of Maple Hill Vol. 42: s. Chief Violet of Maple Hill 1 18394; d. 2ist Lonwood Victoria Vol. 40; Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kans. Produce i: 3d Elder Lawn Victoria Vol. 57; b. Sept. 18, 1902; s. Gallant Knight 124868; d. Victoria of Maple Hill Vol. 42; Br. and Ex. T. K. Tomson & Sons, Dover, Kans. Produce 2: 4th Elder Lawn Victoria Vol. 60; b. Jan. 12, 1904; s. Gallant Knight 124468; d. Victoria of Maple Hill Vol. 42; Br. and Ex. T. K. Tom- son & Sons, Dover, Kans. 4598. Dam: Viola 4th Vol. 47; s. Drum- mer 118718; d. Viola Vol. 31; Ex. J. T. Trewer, Leicester, N. Y. Produce i: Scotch Victor 195555; b. May 23, 1902; s. Scotchman 189485; d. Viola 4th Vol. 47; Br. T. Holmes & Son, Lamont, N. Y.; Ex. J. T. Trewer, Leicester, N. Y. Produce 2: Leicester Pacha; Ex. J. T. Trewer, Leicester, N. Y. 4599. Dam: Blythsome 15th; s. Sea King 125762; d. Blythsome 9th Vol. 42: Ex. T. J. Wornall & Son, Liberty, Mo. 139 Produce i: Dewdrop Vol. 57; b. Jan. 9, 1903; s. Conqueror 149048; d. Blythe- some 15th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. T. J. Wornall & Son, Liberty, Mo. Produce 2: Blythe Conqueror 224431; b. Jan. 20, 1904; s. Conqueror 149048; d. Blythesonie 15th Vol. 47; Br. and Ex. T. J. Wornall & Son, Liberty, Mo. 4547. Dam: Lovely of Elmwood 6th Vol. 41; s. Barrister 101724; d. Lovely of Elmwood Vol. 34; Ex. Wm. War- field, Lexington, Ky. Produce i: Lovely of Grasmore Vol. 57; b. Sept 4. 1902; s. Woodbury's Pride 128488; d. Lovely of Elmwood 6th Vol. 41; Br. and Ex. Wm. War- field, Lexington, Ky. Produce 2: Lucullus 224237; b. Sept. IS. 1903; s. Woodbury's Pride 128488; d. Lovely of Elmwood 6th Vol. 41; Br. and Ex. Wm. AVarfield, Lexington, Ky. 4548. Dam: Daisy Stamford Vol. 55; s. Clipper King 127727; d. Utopia Vol. 47; Br. J. & W. B. Watt, Salem, Ont.: Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. Produce i: Olga Stamford Vol. 60; b. May 25, 1900; s. Hillsburg Tom 151339; d. Daisy Stamford Vol. 5s; Br. J. &. W. B. Watt, Salem, Ont.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. Produce 2: Julia Stamford Vol. 60; b. Oct. 3, 1902; s. Royal Wonder 1762^^; d. Daisy Stamford Vol. 55: Br. J. & W. B. Watt, Salem, Ont.; Ex. W. B. Watt's Sons, Salem, Ont. SECTION 33. Steer or Spayed Heifer — Two years old and under three. ist 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 4373- John L. Sullivan; s. Valley Cham- pion 1^048^: d. iNIary Jane Vol. 47: Ex. H. J. Sconce, Sidell. 111. 4374. Snowflake; s. Legal Tender 140102; d. Minnie Taylor Vol. 40: Ex, H. J. Sconce, Sidell, 111. 4375- Always in Fashion; s. Consul Romeo 131719; d. Pet; Ex. William Smiley, Malcom, Iowa. 4376. Scotty; s. Prince Mysie 175896; d. Lady Bruce 2d: Ex. William Smiley, Malcom, Iowa. 4377. Don; s. Ruddington Star 150761; d. Mary Valentine; Ex. W. F. Chris- tian & Sons, Indianapolis, Ind. SECTION 34- Steer or Spayed Heifer — Eighteen and under twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 4424. White Hampton; s. Merry Hamp- ton 132572; d. Lavender of Hill Farm Vol. 43: Ex. H. J. Sconce, Sidell, 111. 4425. Charles the First; s. Verbena's Gay Valentine 141655; d. Esther Athcl- stane Vol. 4=i; Ex. H. L Sconce, Si- dell, 111. 4426. Malcolm; s. Kirklevington Duke of Hazelhurst 9th; d. 2d Louden D. of Cedar; Ex. William Smiley, Malcom, Iowa. 4427. Pluto; s. Royal Avalanche le.soio; d. Royal Duchess cjf Murry Home Vol. 39; Ex. W. F. Christian & Sons, In- dianapolis, Ind. SECTION 35- Steer or Spayed Heifer — Twelve and under eighteen months. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $23 4454. Victor; s. Victor Nonpareil 176429; d. Lady Bruce 2d; I-^x. William Smiley, Malcom, Iowa. SECTION 36. Steer or Spayed Heifer — Six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 4455. Jerry; s. Duke No. 163747; d. Red Beauty Vol. 50; Ex. John G. Overton, Trenton, Mo. 4456. Farmer Burns; s. Reformer; d. Annie Sth; Ex. William Smiley, Mal- com, Iowa. 4457. White Marengo; s. Choice Goods 186802; d. Marengo's Lavender Count- ess Vol. 47; Ex. H. J. Sconce, Sidell, 111. 4458. Madden's Choice; s. Verbena's Gav Valentine 141655; d. Lavender Vol. 45; Ex. H. J. Sconce, Sidell, 111. SECTION 37. Steer or Spayed Heifer — Under six montlis. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 4517. Tim; s. Victor Nonpareil 176429; d. Lady Bruce 2d; Ex. Williai.n Smiley, Malcom, Iowa. SECTION 39. Steer or Spayed Heifer — Two years old and under three. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 4518. Starlight; Ex. William Smiley^ Malcom, Iowa. SECTION 40. Steer or spayed heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 451Q. Red Light; Ex. William Smiley, Malcom, Iowa. s. Lord Lovell 130157; Ex. Purdy Bros., Harris, Iowa. SECTION 42. Steer or Spayed Heifer — Six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25, 4520. Arc Light; Ex. William Smiley, Malcom, Iowa. — 140 - y Class 26 — Hereford, SECTION I. Bull — Three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4rd 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 4600. Beau Donald 39th 121457; b. Oct. 20, 1900; s. Beavt Donald 58996; d. Sophia 561 15; Br. and Ex. W. H. Cur- tice, Eminence, Kj'. 4601. Capital 119115; b. Dec. 24, 1900; s. Corrector 48976; d. Capitola loth 81621; Br. T. F. B. Sotham, Chilli- cothe. ]Mo. ; Ex. Makin Bros., Lee's Summit. Mo. 4602. Prime Lad 1 191 15; b. June 14, 1900; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; d. Dot Dot 66836; Br. Geo. D. Henry, Goode- now, 111.: Ex. W. S. Van Xatta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4603. Columbus 19th 91366; b. Jan. 21, 1899; s. Columbus 51875; d. Lady 66350; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Chas. L. Bullard, Creston, Iowa. 4604. Beau March On 137563; b. April II, 1901; s. March On 5th 96536; d. Donora 4th 86774; Br. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo.; Ex. C. N. Aloore, Lee's Summit. ^lo. 4605. Actor 26th 136288; b. July 29, 1901; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Daisy Dean 81767; Br. S. W. Anderson, Blake Mills, W. Va. 4606. Insurer 108889; b. Feb. 24, 1900; s. Chillicothe 58545; d. Inez 2d 61187; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4607. Harum 102053; b. Jan. 4, 1900; s. Java 64045; d. Little Beauty 46533; Br. C. A. Stannard, Emporia, Kan.; Ex. Fritz & Shea. Blakesburg. Iowa. 4608. Highland Dean 3d 126437; b. Feb. 23, 1901; s. Shadeland Dean 22d 6S662; d. Mabelle 7th 56704; Br. and Ex. J. S. Lancaster & Sons, Liberty, Mo. 4609. Onward 4th 123694; b. April 16, 1901; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Dew- drop 61351; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funk- houser, Plattsburg, Mo. 4610. Columbus 33 112109; b. June 6, 1900; s. Columbus 51875; d. Cinderella 71496: Br. and Ex. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn. ^lo. 4611. Fulfiller 107722; b. March 9, 1900; s. Improver 94020: d. Benison 78826; Br. T. F. B. Sotham, Chillicothe, Mo.; Ex. O. Harris. Harris. Mo. 4612. Columbus 53d 134101; b. Aug. 12, 1901 ; s. Columbus 51875; d. Cinderella 71496: Br. and Ex. Benton Gab1)ert. Dearborn. Mo. 4613. Happy Christmass 21442; b. Dec. 30th, 1899; s. Gold Box 15339: d. Titan- ia; Br. William Tudge Leinthall, Lud- low, England; Ex. A. R. Firkins, Faun- ton Court. Bishops Frome, Worces- ter. 4614. Bright Donald 128131; b. March 29, 1901; s. Donald Dhu 91580; d. Bright Countess 71651: Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4615. Belsarlus 126243; b. Oct. 14, 1900; s. Militant 71755; d. Belle 6th 61514; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, In- dependence, ]Mo. 4616. Perfection 2d 102632; b. Oct. 22, 1899; s. Dale 66481; d. Mellev ^lav 41752; Br. F. A. Nave Attica, Ind.; Ex. Jno. Sparks, Reno. Nevada. 4617. Majestic 110637; b. Nov. 10, 1899; s. Princeps 66683: d. Ladv IMav -id 56816; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros.,'BeI- voir, Kansas. 4618. Crusader 86596; b. Dec. 2, 1898; s. Cherry Ben 56767; d. Cosmo 61484: Br. and Ex. Clem Graves, Bunker Hill, Ind. SECTION 2. Bull — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4rd 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 4619. Marmaduke nth 161318; b. Oct. 26, 1902; s. Marmaduke 90033; d. Rel- da 75035; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills. W. Va. 4620. Disturber 139989; b. Nov. 4, 1901; s. Beau Donald 3d 86140: d. Columbia 76779; Br. J. C. Adams. Moweaqua, 111.; Ex. S. L. Brock, Macon, Mo. 4621. Prince Rupert 8th 142701; b. Dec. 17, 1901: s. Prince Rupert 79539: d. Elena 2d of Pine Park 51 155: Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Kj'. 4622. Fair Lad E 167739; b. Jan. 3, 1902; s. Anxiety Wilton 50716; d. Katharine 1st 14981; Br. E. J. Elliott, Souther- land, la.; Ex. Cargill and Mc^Iillan, LaCrosse, \\'is. 4623. Defender 140037; b. Jan. 16, 1902; s. Perfection 92891; d. Dorcas 55756; Br. and Ex. C. G. Comstock, Albany, Gentry Co., Mo. 4624. Royal Welcome 146219; b. Feb. 8, 1902; s. Peerless W'ilton 39th 90610; d. \\'innie 51517: Br. and Ex. H. J. Fluck. Goodenow. 111. 4625. Right Lad 138968; b. Jan. 20, 1902; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104: d. Ruth 61657: Br. Geo. P. Henry. Goodenow, III.: Ex. S. L. Brock. Macon. Mo. - 141 — 4626. Keep On 26th 136177; b. Sept. 7, looi; s. Keep On 76015; d. Fairy Lady 89594; Br. C. A. Stannard, Emporia, Kan.; Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4627. Rosebud 139854; b. Jan. 7, 1902; s. Hesiod 56th 86487; d. Rosaline 66691; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell, Lex. ington, Mo. 4628. Donald March On; b. Jan. 22, 1902; s. March On 76035; d. Belle Don- ald i8th 105174; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4629. Romulus; b. April 7, 1902; s. Mil- itant 71755; d. Bright Lass nth 66559; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Inde- pendence, Mo. SECTION 3- Bull — Eighteen and under twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d 4rd 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 4634. Marmaduke nth 161318; b. Oct. 26, 1902; s. Marmaduke 90033; d. Relda 75035; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. 4635. Rare Lad 160154; b. Dec. 15, 1902; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; d. Ruth 61657; Br. Geo. P. Henry, Goodenow, 111.; Ex. S. L. Brock, Macon, Mo. 4636. Beau Donald s8th 162608; b. Nov. 20, 1902; -s. Beau Donald 5B996; d. Earl's Lillian 2d 46194; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 4637. Beau Donald 66th 182975; b. Sept. 15, 1902; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Wil- ton's Grove Maid 33276; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 4638. Onward i8th 151572; b. Sept. 26, 1902; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Bangle 3d 66522; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funk- houser, Plattsburg, Mo. 4639. Onward 19th 151573; b. Oct. 25, 1902; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Lady Plushcoat 77078; Br. Jas. A. Funk- houser, Plattsburg, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. 4640. Columbus B 1 54451; b. Nov. 19, 1902; s. Columbus 33d 112109; d. Petu- nia 76466; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dear- born, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. 4641. Hummer Boy 160821; b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Weston Stamp 76073; d. Birdie Bly 90837; Br. Cornish & Patten, Os- born. Mo.; Ex. A. R. Naven, Green- field, 111. Four head at International Show, 1903, won three second and two fifth prizes. 4642. Lord Cobb 157873; b. Oct. 13, 1902; s. Chillicothe 58545; d. Lady Clarence 5th 66065; Br. and Ex. Egger Here- ford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4643. Verner 167717; b. Feb. 18, 1903; s. Piute 138434; d. Virginia 1 18363; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4644. Benjamin Wilton loth 156708; b, Nov. 3, 1902; s. Benj. Wilton 63828; d. Purple Leaf 91686; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4645. Leader 160541; b. Oct. 20, 1902; s. Beaumont 13475 1; d. Lillian 63807; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutcheon, Bloc- kow. Mo. 4646. Admiral 160848; b. Sept. 3, 1902; s. Gudgell 1 12648; d. Nell Gynne T04387; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Nat- ta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4647. Pilot 160858; b. Oct. 21, 190a; s. Onward 120463; d Christabel 106688; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4648. Merry Dale 155380; b. Dec. 18, 1902; s. Dale 66481; d. Cosmo 61484; Br. and Ex. Clem Graves, Bunker Hill, Ind. 4649. Princeps 8th 165745; b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Princeps 66683; d- Cornet 6th 47408; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Bel- voir, Kan. SECTION 4. Bull — Twelve and under eighteen months. 1st 2d 3d 4rd 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 4654. Actor 30th 174207; b. May 20, I 1903; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Cora 74218; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. 4655. Marchette 167578; b. Feb. 12, 1903; s. March On 5th 96536; d. Lucy C 1 18623; Br. Steward & Hutcheon, Blockow, Mo.; Ex. S. L. Brock, Macon, Mo. 4656. Shadeland Diplomat 166177 2d; b. May 23, 1903; s. Dolphin 91578; d. Lady Earl of Shadeland 5th 105520; Br. and Ex. Clarence Dean, New Market, Mo. 4657. World's Fair Winner 161721; b. Feb. 7, 1903; s. Sotham 89871; d. Car- rie Woodson 59344; Br. Thos. A. Det- te, Brinktown, Mo.; Ex. Dette Bros., Brinktown, Mo. 4658. Beefy Boy 7th 160593; b. April 6, 1903; s. Beefy Boy 115077; d. Belle of Maplewood 4th 112152; Br. Ed. Haw- kins, Earl Park, Ind.; Ex. Eagle Farm, I North Manchester, Ind. 4659. Bailey 167691. b. April 22, 1903; 1 s. Pluto 138434; d. Babelle 2d 118339; t Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle I Co., Appleton City, Mo. I 4660. Rosamond Chief 167713; b. Mar. 7, 1903; s. Pluto 138434; d. Rosamond 5th 1 18360; Br. and Ex. Egger Here- ford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. - 142 - 66i. Onward 23 162504; b. Jan. 8, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537: d. Oral 51644; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Fnnkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. 662. Ben Hur 159675; b. Feb. 28, 1903; s. Peerless Wilton 39th 90610; d. Miss Brigadier 86929; Br. and Ex. H. J. Fluck, Goodenow, 111. 663. Columbus 60th 161541; b. March 30, 1903; s. Columbus 51875; d. Aileen 66334; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dear- born, Mo. 664. Meteor 158801; b. Feb. 2, 1903; s. Hesiod 17th 56467; d. Exlon 70494; Br. J. W. Layton, Weston, Mo.; Ex. Ben- ton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. 665. Beau President 171349; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Pretty Lady 2Sth 121411; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 666. Marlborough 171355; b. Jan. 2, IQ03: s. Militant 71755; d. Mary 3d 41797; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simp- son, Independence, Mo. 667. Hidrotic Alamo; b. March 20; s. McCord 82613: d. Hidrotic 84872; Br. and Ex. John Sparks, Reno, Nev. 668. Arlington 182277; b. March 29, 1903; s. Majestic 1 10637; d. Lily F. 58951; Br. and Ex. Steel Bros., Bel- voir, Kan. 669. Crusader 2d 160617; b. Jan. 27, 1903; s. Crusader 86596; d. Gipsv Lass 3d 78642; Br. W. W. Graves, Bunker Hill. Ind.; Ex. Clem Graves, Bunker Hill. Ind. SECTION s. lull — Six and under twelve months. ist 2d 3d 4rd 5th 6th 7th $5o $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 676. Astor 35 189345; b. Nov. 10, 1903; s. Actor 3d 55023: d. Silva 60030; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. 677. Distributor 176433; b. Oct. 17, 1903: s. Distributor 139989; d. Elfin Lass 108907; Br. Geo. P. Henry, Goodenow, 111.; Ex. S. L. Brock, Ma- con, Mo. 678. Beau Donald 75th 187361; b. Jan. 2. 1904; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Sir Carrolls Earl Grove Maid 561 10; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 679. Beau Donald 77th 189560; b. Jan. 15, 1904; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Sophia 561 15; Br. and Ex. W. H. Cur- tice, Eminence, Ky. 680. Bowsher 177168; b. Oct. 18, 1903; s. Pluto 138434; d. Betty 71295; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4681. Kenswicks Lad 170426; b. Sept. 6, 1903; s. Kenswick Brisk 11 1678; d. Clover Blossom 84212; Br. Geo. E. Ricker, Ashland, Neb.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. 4682. Columbus F 172966; b. Sept. 13, 1903; s. Columbus 33d 112109; d. Lady March On 121324; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. 4683. Bold Rex 189215; b. Sept. 15, 1903; s. Dandy Rex 71689; d. Blanche 23d 144623; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simp- son Independence, Mo. 4684. Director 189216; b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Dandy Rex 71689; d. Delia 91577; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, In- dependence, Mo. 4685. Havens Protector 180981; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. Protector 117878; d. Dorana 4th 135062; Br. F. A. Nave, Attica, Ind.; Ex. A. R. Haven, Greenfield, 111. 4686. Donald 4th 178881; b. Sept. 20, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Lady Dewdrop 68987; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4687. Good Enough 4th 719239; b. Oct 27, 1903; s. Good Enough 3d 1 19934; d. Janie 85242; Br. and Ex. O. Har- ris, Harris, Mo. 4688. Commander 3d 189299; b. Sept. 28, 1903; s. Capitola 119115; d. Pride 47717; Br. and Ex. Makin Bros., Lees Summit, Mo. 4689. Beau Donald 71st 187358; b. Dec. 18, 1904; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Vera 61058; Br. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky.; Ex. H. D. Martin, Shelbyville, Ky. 4690. Advancer 5th 189478; b. Oct. 26, 1903; s. Beau March On 137563; d. Pansy 67669; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moore, Lee's Summit, Mo. 4691. Advancer 4th 189092; b. Oct. 15, 1903; s. Beau March On 137563; d. Jewel 6th 56861; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moore, Lee's Summit, Mo. 4692. Clarence Alamo 188830; b. Feb. 25, 1904; s. Lelax 102631; d. Clarice Alamo 105093; Br. and Ex. Jno. Sparks, Reno, Nev. 4693. Mark Anthony 188680; b. Jan. 19, 1904; s. Princeps 66683: d. Miss Aggie 4th 73964; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kan. 4694. Mapleton 189232; b. Nov. 6, 1903; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Queen B 112125; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutch- eon, Bolckow, Mo. 4695. Prime Lad 2d 187563; b. Oct. 2, 1903; s. Prime Lad 108911; d. LaBelle 81853; Br. Geo. P. Henry, Goodenow, 111.; Ex. W. S. VanNatta & Son, Fow- ler, Ind. — 143 4696. Advance 187551; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Onward 4th 123694; d. Rosa Fowler March On 140904; Br. and Ex. W. S. VanNatta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4697. Donald Hugh 180589; b. Oct. i, 1903; s. Flesiod 56th 86487; d. Grove Britons Daisy 8961 1 ; Br. and Ex. Wal- ter B. Waddell, Lexington, Mo. .» 4698. Beau Real 181686; b. Oct. 3, 1903; s. Beau Donald 33d 109867; d. Lady Real 30th 116212; Br. and Ex. Clem Graves, Bunker Hill, Ind. 4716. Don Irving 187558; b. Jan. 5, 1904; s. Henry Irving 137720; d. Belle Don- ald i8th 105174; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4717. Onward 30th 178868; b. Jan. 9, 1904; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Dew- drop 61351; Br. and Ex. Jas A. Funk- houser, Plattsburg, Mo. 4718. Onward 31st 187476; b. March i, 1904; s. ]\Iarch On 6th 96537; d. Keep- sake 81364; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Fuiik- houser, Plattsburg, Mo. SECTION 6. • Bull — Under six months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 4704. Perfect Lad 179454; b. Jan 12, 1904; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; d. Pretty Face 2d 41063; Br. and Ex. S. L. Brock, Macon, Mo. 4705. Distributer 2d 187340; b. March II, 1904: s. Distributer 139999; d. An- nabel 5th 144607; Br. and Ex. S. L. Brock, Macon, Mo. 4706. Beau Donald 70th 190136; b. March 3, 1904; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Bettie C 2d 65929; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 4707. Beau Donald 84th 190141; b. April 15, 1904; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Flor- ence 56107; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 4708. Rosamond Star 190264; b. April 8, 1904; s. Pluto 138434; d. Rosamond 5th 1 18360; Br. and Ex. Egger Here- ford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4709. Lord CuUom 190262; b. May 6, 1904, s. Pluto 138434; d. Lady Cullom 1 10348; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4710. Pride of Oakland 190228; b. Feb. II, 1904; s. Peerless Wilton 39th 90610; d. Prima Donna 101745; Br. and Ex. H. J. Fluck Goodenow, 111. 471 1. Publican 189221; b. Jan. 3, 1904; s. Paladin 126248; d. Pretty Lady i6th 56707; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4712. Sagamore; b. Feb. 15, 1904; s. liright Donald 128131; d. Sorosis 2d 66700; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4317. Good Enough loth 184569; b. Jan. 8, 1904; s. Good Enough 3d 119934; d. Belle Donald 20th 105176: Br. and Ex., O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4714. Donald 14th 184568; b. March 10, 1904; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Lucile 2d 1 19938; Br. and Ex. O. Har- ris, Harris, Mo. 471.';. Mapleton Beau 189233; b. April d, 1904; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Lily P. 61795; Br. and Ex. Steward & Huti h- eon, Bolckow, Mo. SECTION 7- Cow — Three years old or over. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 4724. Miss Peerless 120524; b. June 13, 1900; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Gambia 66207; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. 4725. Antia 2d 120510; b. Jan 15, 1901; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Marigold 64056; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills W. Va. 4726. Galatea 107723; b. Oct. 20, 1899; s. Corrector 48976; d. Gay Lady 365^7; Br. T. F. B. Sotham, Chillicothe, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. 4727. Pearl 72559; b. Jan. 18, 1897; s. Re- liance 59154: d. Vida 56484; Br. A. W. McConnell, Taylor Ridge, 111.; Ex. R. S. Burcham, Windsor, Mo. 4728. Belle Donald 44th 109865; b. April 25, 1900; s. Beau Donahj 58996; d. Alin- nie H. 61053; Br. H. D. Martin, Shelby- ville, Ky. ; Ex. W. H. Curtice, Emi- nence, Ky. 4729. Belle Donald 59th 125799; b. April ■ 9, 1901; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Min- nie H. 61053; Br. H. D. Martin, Shel- byville, Ky.; Ex. W. H. Curtice, Em- inence, Ky. 4730. Belle Donald 48th 121471; b. Nov. 2, 1900; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Sir Carrols Early 561 12; Br. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. ; Ex. Cargill McMillan, La Crosse, Wis. 4731. Lady Guileless 128936; b. June 8, 1901; s. Adversity 59341; d. Dimple 94801; Br. John O. Wood & Son, Mon- roe City, Mo.; Ex. Detto Bros.. Brink- town, Mo. 4732. Belle of Maplewood 4th 112152; b. Dec. II, 1899; s. Boabil 71260; d. Dolly 2d 61799; Br. John Hooker, New Lon- don; Ex. Harter & Curtner, Eaei'.- Farm, North Manchester, Ind. 4733- Rosa C. F. 81200; b. April 13, 1898; s. Chillicothe s8s45; d. Rosa Grove 2'.l 56248; Br. J. B. 'Egger & Bro., AppL- ton City, Mo.; Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. — 144 — 4734" Susie Edwards 71322; b. April 23, 1897; s. Chillicothe 58545; d. Solitaire Edwards 2d 56250; Br. J. B. Egger, & Brc, Appleton City, Mo.; Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City. Mo. 4735. Dorinda 135872; b. March 12, 1900; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Dorine 7th 46831; Br. Gudgell & Simpson, Inde- pendence, Mo.; Ex. Fritz & Shea, Blakesburg, la. 4736. Romaine 123697; b. Feb. 16, 1901; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Keepsake 81364; Br. and Ex. Jas.A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. 4737. Lady Columbus 19th 100925; b. Dec. 10, 1899; s. Columbus 51875; d. Madie 71499; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Jas. A. Funk- houser, Plattsburg, Mo. 4738. Miss Caprice 108725; b. Feb. 8, 1900; s. Militant 71755; d. Mischievous 71758; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simp- son, Independence, Mo. 4739. Modesty 126247; b. Nov. 27, 1900; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Mignonette 7th 46847; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4740. Lucile 2d 1 19938; b. Oct. 12, 1900; s. Benjamin Wilton 63828; d. Lucile 89251; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4741. Russet 73664; b. Feb. 12, 1897; s. Royal Flush 63546; d. Lady Wilton 38th 33396; Br. Shadeland Stock Co., Lafayette, Ind.; Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4742. Princess May 3d 165746; b. Oct. 17, 1902; s. Princeps 66683; d. Lady May 3d 56816; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. 4743. Amelia 159442; b. April 11, 19Q1; s. Princeps 66683: d. Miss Aggie 4th 73964; Br. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. 4744. Snowdrop 2d 106017; b. Nov. 26, 1899; s. Ike 77284; d. Sunshine 2d 62205; Br. J. Longabach & Son, Betts- ville, Ohio; Ex. Clem Graves, Bunker Hill, Ind. 4745. Julia 88446; b. March 31, 1898; s. Ben Imboden 67958; d. Shelby Lass 67994; Br. T. C. Pouting, Moweaqua, 111.; Ex. Clem Graves, Bunker Hill, Ind. 4746. Clarice Alamo 105093; b. March 16, 1900; s. Precursor 66671; d. Lady Alamo i8th 73806; Br. and Ex. John Sparks, Reno Nev. 4747. Lorna Doone; b. Oct. 12, 1898; s. Christopher 69172; d. Lutie of Rock- land 32920; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4748. Donna Grove 94507; b. Feb. 22, 1899; s. Grove Briton 65416; d, Donna Anna 13th 61550; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell, Lexington, Mo. SECTION 8. Heifer — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 4754. Belle Donald 6ist 142697; b. Jan. 5, 1902; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Elma 56106; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Em- inence, Ky. 4755. Belle Donald 6oth 142696; b. Sept. 7, 1901; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Wil- ton Grove Maid ZZV^\ Br. and Ex. W\ H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 4756. Audrey 136290; b. Nov. 30', 1901; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Lady Grace 69206; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. 4757. Patience 131428; b. Sept. 2, 1901; s. Phillip 61741; d. Cherry Duchess 49178; Br. Wm. Humphrey, Ashland, Neb.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. 4758. Chancy 129185; b. Sept. 3, 1901; s. Blackstone 102818; d. Miss Tansy 66845: Br. E. W. Zander, Beecher, 111.; Ex. Cargill & McMillan, La Crosse, Wis. 4759. Elvira 5th 136170; b. Nov. 4, 1901; s. Keep On 76015; d. Elvira 2d 42358: Br. C. A. Stannard, Emporia, Kans.; Ex. Mrs. Kate W. Cross, Emporia, Kans. 4760. Royalty 4th 154406; b. March 10, 1902; s. Keep On 76015: d. Idalia 4th 60964; Br. and Ex. Mrs. Kate W. Cross. Emporia, Kans. 4761. The Columbus Maid 137165; b. Feb. 14, 1902; s. Columbus 29th 104516: d. May 51658; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Clarence Dean, New Market, Mo. 4762. Lily Beau Real 2d 140164; b. Oct. 22, igoi; s. Salisbury 4th 94212; d. Lily Beau Real 60969; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4763. Iva 140156; b. Jan. 20, 1902; s. Chil- licothe 58545; d. Inez 2d 61187; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Ap- pleton City, Mo. 4764. Clover Blossom 145248; b. March 27, 1902: s. Haruni 102053; d. Eunice 96707; Br. and Ex. Fritz & Shea, Blakesburg, la. 4765. Twila 140945; b. April 12, 1902; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Keepsake 81364; Br. and Ex. J. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. 4766. Capitola i6th 148990; b. Sept. 8, 1901; s. Lamplighter 51834: d. Capitola 9th 71676; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simp- son, Independence, Mo. 4767. Hortensia 5th 163969; b. Sept. 21, 1901; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Hor- tensia 51832; Br. and Ex. Gudgell ^- Simpson, Independence, Mo. 145 4768. Amelia 140758; b. Jan. 5, 1902; s. Premier 94208; d. Juanta 98314; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4769. Elaine; b. Oct. i, 1901; s. Benj. Wilton 63828; d. Iva 74002; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4770. Tess 134696; b. Nov. 11, 1901 ; s. Benj. Wilton 63828; d. Daley 68984; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4771. Gertrude 143402; b. March 24, 1902, s. Shadeland Dean 22d 68662; d. Edith 75098; Br. and Ex. J. S. Lancaster & Sons, Liberty, Mo. 4772. Heliotrope 159451; b. Oct. 21, 1901, s. Princeps 66683; d. Lily H. 73963: Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. 4773. Domestic 165738; b. March 5, 1902, s. Princeps 66683; d- Beauty D. 54434; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kan. 4774. Belle Donald 59th 142710; b. Sept. 4, 1901; s. Bean Donald 58996; d. Vera 61058; Br. W. H. Curtis, Eminence; Ky. ; Ex. Clem Graves, Bunker Hill, Ind. 4775. Dawn Almo 2d 149302; b. April i, 1902; s. Lemster 11 1982; d. Dawn Almo 94062; Br. and Ex. John Sparks, Reno, Nev. 4776. Hawthorn 139837; b. Oct. 10, 1901; s. March On =^,th 96536; d. Hazel 83893; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutch- eon, Bolckow, Mo. 4777. La Belle 2d 138959; b. Nov. 24, 1901 ; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; d. La Belle 81S53; Br. Geo. P. Henry, Good- enow, 111.; Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4778. Cleo March on 137718; b. Jan. 25, ^ ; s. March On; 76035; d. Cleopatra 97904; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4779. Hesiod Maiden 139853; b. Jan. 21, 1902; s. Hesiod 56th 86487; d. Pretty Lady i8th 66681; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell. Lexington, Ky. 4781. Annia Rooney 159769; b. July 16, 1902; s. Hesiod 56th 86487; d.* Donna Anna 13th 61550; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell. Lexington, Mo. SECTION 9- Heifer — Eighteen and under twenty-four months. I St 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 4787. Alexia; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Silvia 60030; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson Blaker Mills, W. Va. 4788. Valeria Lass 160158; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; d. Princess Valeria 56854; Br. Geo. H. Henry, GoodenovM, 111.; Ex. S. L. Brock, Macon, Mo. 4789. Lady Stamp loth 154457; b. Sept. 9, 1902; s. Weston Stamp 15th 108353; d. Mabel 56495; Br. and Ex. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo. 4790. Belle Donald 77th 162628; b. Jan. 10, 1903; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Sophia 561 15; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 4791. Belle Donald 76th 162627; b. Jan. 6, 1903; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Min- nie H. 61053; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 4792. May Blossom 156714; b. Nov. i, 1902; s. Premier 94208; d. Anna May 68982; Br. O. Harris, Harris, Mo.; Ex. Cargill & McMillan, La Crosse, Wis. 4793. Truelove 154409; b. Oct. 15, 1902; s. Java 64045; d. Snowdrop 108935; Br. and Ex. Mrs. Kate W. Cross, Emporia, Kans. 4794. Emblem 156365; b. Dec. 14, 1902; s. Lord Evergreen 95651; d. Belle 127311; Br. and Ex. Jos. Condell, El- dorado, Kans. 4795. Leola 156370; b. Dec. 19, 1902; s. Lord Evergreen 95651; d. Lucille 127320; Br. and Ex. Jos. Condell, El- dorado, Kans. 4796. Marie's Guileless 161719; b. Dec. 15, 1902; s. Sotham 89871; d. Dimple 94801; Br. and Ex. Dette Bros., Brink- town, Mo. 4797. Rosa H. 157472; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Chillicothe 58545; d. Rosa Grove 2d 56248; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4798. Belle of Whitebreast 159157; b. Oct. 18, 1902; s. Dandy Rex 71689; d. Dorinda 135872; Br. Gudgell & Simp- son, Independence, Mo.; Ex. Fritz & Shea, Blakesburg, la. 4799. American Royal Princess 151561; b. Oct. 23, 1902; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Florence H. 78750; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. 4800. Rovilla 151574; b. Oct. 9, 1902; s. Hesiod 2d 40679; d. Mabelle 8th 66637; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Platts- burg, Mo. 4801. Capitola 20th 171350; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Martinet 109S01 ; d. Capitola 6th 71673; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4802. Modesty 6th 171356; b. Oct. 12, 1902; s. Beau Rrunimed 51817; d. Mig- nonette 7th 46847; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4803. Iva 4th 156713; b. Sept. 20, 1902; s. Benjamin Wilton 63S28; d. Iva 74002; Br. and h'.x. O. Harris. Harris. Mo. 4804. Arminta 4th 159982; b. Nov. 20, 1902; s. Premier 94208; d. Arminta 3d 76803; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. ^ - 146 - 4805. Belle Donald 75th 162626; b. Jan. 2. 1903; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Early of P. P. 2d 761 19: Br. W. H. dirtier, l^'minence, Ky. ; Ex. H. D. Martin, .Shelbyville, Ky. 4806. Belle Donald 74th 162625; b. Dec. 17, 1902; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Sir CarroIIs Early 2d 65941; Br. W. H. Curtier, Eminence, Ky. ; Ex. H. D. Martin, Shelbyville, Ky. 4807. Princess May 3d 165746; b. Oct. 17, 1902; s. Princeps 66683; d. Lady May 3d 56816; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. 4808. Twilight 167464; b. Oct. 18, 1902; s. Princeps 66683; d- Tidy 12th 51937; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros. Belvoir, Kans. 4809. lone 157597; b. Sept 5, 1902; s. Wallace 1 1 1268; d. Cherry 98914; Br. and Ex. Clem Graves, Bunker Hill, Ind. 4810. Lela Clarice 164694; b. Feb. i, 1903; s. Lelax 102631; d. Clarice Alamo '05093; Br. and Ex. John Sparks, Reno, Nev. 4811. Miss Donald 160855; b. Dec. 28, 1902; s. Marmaduke 90033; d. Belle Donald 18th 105174; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4812. Rosie O. Grady 160208; b. Dec. 2, 1902, s. Hesiod 56th 86487; d. Rosa- line 66691; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell, Lexington, Mo. SECTION 10. Heifer — Twelve and under eighteen months. 1st 2d sd 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 4818. Mildred 169008; b. March 29, 1903; s. Roderick 76184; d. Rose 86205; Br. C. F. Dieterich, Millbrook, N. Y.; Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, West Va. 4819. Columbia 9th 161538; b. March 10, 1903; s. Columbus 33d 112109; d. Mil- dred 81389; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dear- born, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son,, Dearborn, Mo. 4820. Columbia 7th 161537; b. Jan. 8, 1903; s. Columbus 33d 112109: d. Crumple 66342; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo., Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. 4821. Miss Donald 159994; b. Jan. 6, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Catherine 86923; Br. O. Harris, Har- ris, Mo.; Ex. Cargill & McMillan, La Crosse, Wis. 4822. Clarchen 164839; b. Apr. 2, 1903; s. Lord Saxon 89312; d. Clara 65887; Br. and Ex. Mrs. Kate W. Cross, Em- poria, Kans. 4823. Lady Cullom 2d 167701; b. March 10, 1903; s. Pluto 138434; d. Lady Cul- lom 1 10348; Br. and Ex. Egger Here- ford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4824. Lady Cantwell 167699; b. March 7, 1903; s. Pluto 138434; d. Lady Clar- ence 8th 1 18349; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4825. Pearl of Whitebreast 180008; b. Sept 25, 1903; s. Harum 102053; d. Dorinda 135872; Br. and Ex. Fritz & Shea, Blakesburg, la. 4826. Kathleen 162587; b. March 9, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Keepsake 81364; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. 4827. Welcome 17th 171358; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Paladin 126248; d. Welcome loth 51843; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4828. Donna Anna 22d 189218; b. March 14. 1903; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Donna Anna 14th 135952; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4829. Miss Donald 5th 159998; b. March 3, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Marquis Ellen 86927; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4830. Miss Donald 3d 159996; b. Jan. 17, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Princess Evelena 85243; Br. and Ex. O. Harris. Harris, Mo. 4831. Mary Helmig 180194; b. April 29, 1903; s. Beau March On 137563; d. Lucky Lady 88077; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moore, Lees Summit, Mo. 4832. Caroline Alamo 2d 164675; b. April 5, 1903; s. Lelax 102631; d. Caroline Alamo 102548; Br . and Ex. John Sparks, Reno, Nev. 4833. Lucille 170485; b. March 30, 1903; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Lady Fowler; Br. and E.x. Steward & Hutcheon, Bolckow, Mo. 4834. Mayflower 170487; b. May 3, 1903; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Maggie 68852; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutcheon, Bolckow, Mo. 4835. Lovey Mary 160854; b. Jan. 4, 1903; s. Onward 120463; d. Cleopatra 97904; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4836. Lady March On 173022; b. April 2T„ 1903; s. March On 76035: d. Lady Ellen 96527; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. SECTION II. Heifer — Six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C I 4842. Isabelle 189356; b. Oct. 15, 1903; i s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Peony 69226; Br. j and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, ' W. Va. 147 4843- Agnes 189348; b. Sept. 12, 1903; s. Archibald Grimlcy 1 12842; d. Sarah J. 76251; Br. Tom Smith Crete, 111.; Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. 4844. Royal Princess 183400; b. Nov. 7, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Flor- ence H. 78750; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. 4845. Lady Columbus 34th 172971; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Columbus 51875; d. Cricket 41556; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. 4846. Belle Donald 86th 187465; b. Dec. 28, 1903; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Earl's Lilian 2d 46194; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 4847. Belle Donald 87th 187366; b. Jan. 10, 1904; s. Beau Donald 5S996; d. Wil- ton's Grove Maid 2d 51 158; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 4848. Golden Locks 182127; b. Oct. 17, 1903; s. Beau Donald 86142; d. Silver Locks 74005; Br. O. Harris, Harris, Mo.; Ex. Garglill & McMillan, La Crose, Wis. 4849. Sweetheart 183205; b. Oct. 27, 1903; s. Lord Saxon 89312; d. Young Lassie 1 17375; Br. and Ex. Mrs. Kate W. Cross, Emporia, Kans. 4850. Ruby 5th 177191; b. Oct. 17, 1903; s. Pluto 138434; d. Ruby 66076; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4851. Peaceful 186388; b. Dec. 22, 1903; s. Pluto 138434; d. Peace 3d 81195; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appletonl City, Mo. 4852. Dawn 178851; b. Nov. 2, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Bangle 3d 66522; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. 4853. Aldyth 178845; b. Dec. 6, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Lady Plush- coat 77078; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funk- houser, Plattsburg, Mo. 4854. Blanche 28th 189214; b. Sept. 21, 1903; s. Paladin 126248; d. Blanche nth 71641; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4855. Dorinne 19th 189219; b. Nov. i, 1903; s. Dandy Rex 71689; d. Dorinne 6th 41784; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4856. Miss Donald 6th 178888, b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Iva 74002; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4857. Miss Donald 8th 178890; b. Oct. 29, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Arminta 3d 76803; Br. and Ex. O. Har- ris, Harris, Mo. 4858. Day Dream 188672; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Majestic 11 0637; d. Tidy 12th 51937; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Bel- voir, Kans. 4859. Estella 188673; b. Jan 15, 1904; s. Princeps 66683; d. Stella Archibald 68935; Br. and' Ex. Steele Bros., Bel- voir, Kans. 4860. Miss Perfection 4th 180234; b. Oct. 19, 1903; s. Perfection 2d; 102632; d. Lady Telford 61223; Br. and Ex. John Sparks, Reno. Nev. 4861. Beaumont's Queen 189223; b. Oct. 10, 1903; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Fowler Queen 2d 54080; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutch eon, Bolckow, Mo. 4862. Maple 189231; b. Oct. 8, 1903; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Maude 61796; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutcheon, Bolck- ow, Mo. 4863. Rosalind 187565; b. Oct. 6, 1903; s. Onward 4th 123694; d. Bright Duchess 27th 81612; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4864. Onward's Elsie 189510; b. Oct. 9, 1903; s. Onward 4th 123694; d. March On 120439; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4865. Rosie H. 180596; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Hesiod 56th 86487; d. Rosaleigh 125616; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell, Lexington, Mo. SECTION 12. Heifer — Under six months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 4871. Miss Columbus 3d 185548; b. Jan. 28, 1904; s. Columbus 51875; d. Lotta 71258; Br. S. J. Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dear- born, Mo. 4872. Belle Donald 91st 190144; b. May 2, 1904; s. Beau Donald 39th 121457; d. Belle Donald 47th 121470; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 4873. Belle Donald 90th 190143; b. March 4, 1904; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Vera 2d 76135; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 4874. Bonita 183193; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Lord Saxon 89312; d. Betsy 70852; Br. and Ex. Mrs. Kate W. Cross, Em- poria, Kans. 4875. Elvira 6th 188220; b. Feb. 12, 1904; s. Keep On 76015; d. Elvira 2d 42358; Br. C. A. Stannard, Emporia, Kan.; Ex. Mrs. Kate W. Cross, Emporia, Kans. 4876. Rose Wilton 189126; b. Feb. 9, 1904; s. Lord Evergreen 95651; d. Pearl Wilton 55854; Br. and Ex. Jos. Condell, El Dorado, Kans. 4877. Marie's Guileless 2d 187522; b. Jan. 17, 1904; s. Sotham 89871; d. Dimple 94801; Br. and Ex. Dette Bros., Brink- town, Mo. - 148 - 4878. Bredetta 187516; b. Jan. 10, 1904; s. World's Fair Candidate 144792; d. Lady Guileless 128936; Br. and Ex. Dette Bros., Brinktown, Mo. 4879. Peace 6th 190263; b. March 7, 1904; s. Pluto 138434; d. Peace 58564; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4880. Buttercup 190261; b. April 14, 1904; s. Pluto 138434; d. Babelle 2d 1 18339; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4881. Inez 187471; b. Feb. 25, 1904; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Addie 104887; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Platts- burg. Mo. 4882. EvangeUne 190227; b. Feb. 17, 1904; s. Peerless Wilton 39th 90610; d. Eva 108099; Br. and Ex. H. J. Fluck, Goodenow, 111. 4883. Belle 17th 1892 13; b. Jan. 6, 1904; s. Paladin 126248; d. Belle 6th 61514; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, In- dependence, Mo. 4884. Donna Agnes 4th 189217; b. Feb. 20. 1904; s. Paladin 126248; d. Donna Agnes 2d 163924; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4885. Miss Donald 17th 184573; b. Jan. 15, 1904; s. Beau Donald 5th, 86142; d. Georgia 2d 86518; Br. and Ex. O. Har- ris, Harris, Mo. 4886. Miss Donald i8th 184574; b. Jan. 20, 1904; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Russet 73664; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4887. Amethyst 188671; b. March i, 1904; s. Majestic 110637; d. Amelia 159442; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Bel- voir, Kan. 4888. Dulcie 189225; b. March 27, 1904; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Dulcinea 6th 142312; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutch- eon, Bolckow, Mo. 4889. Lorna Lass 187560; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Prime Lad 108911; d. Lorna Doone 94479; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. SECTION 25. Bull — Two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer tv.o years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two; and Heifer, under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $125 $100 $80 $65 $55 HC C 4605. Bull: Actor 26th 136288; b. July 29, 1901; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Daisy Dean 81767; Br. and Ex. S. W. Ander- son, Blaker Mills, W. Va. Cow: Miss Peerless 120524; b. June 13, 1900; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Gambia 66207; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. Heifer: Audrey 136290; b. Nov. 30, 1901; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Lady Grace 69206; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. Heifer 2: Alexia 153298; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Actqr 3d 55023; d. Silvia 60030; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. Heifer 3: Isabelle 189356; b. Oct. 15. 1903; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Peony 69226; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. 4610. Bull: Columbus 33d 112109; b. June 6, 1900; s. Columbus 51875; d. Cinderella 71496; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Cow: Galatea 107723; b. Oct. 20, 1899; s. Corrector 48976; d. Gay Lady 36537; Br. T. F. B. Sotham, Chillicothe, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer: Patience 131428; b. Sept. 2, 1901; s. Phillipi 61741; d. Cherry Duchess 49178; Br. Wm. Humphrey. Ashland, Neb.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer 2: Columbia 9th 161538; b. March 10, 1903; s. Columbus 33d 112109; d. Mildred 81389; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer 3: Royal Princess 182400; b. Nov. 7, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Florence H. 78750; Br. Benton Gab- bert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gab- bert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. 4612. Bull: Columbus 53d 134101;. b. Aug. 12, 1901; s. Columbus 51875; d. Cinderella 71496; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Cow: Galatea 107723; b. Oct. 20, 1899; s. Corrector 48976; d. Gay Lady ^^^''t, Br. T. F. B. Sotham, Chillicothe, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer: Patience 131428; b. Sept. 2, 1901; s. Phillipi 61741; d. Cherry Duchess 49178; Br. Wm. Humphrey, Ashland. Neb.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer 2: Lady Stamp loth 154457; b. Sept. 9, 1902; s. Weston Stamp 15th 108353; d. Mabel 56495; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer 3: Royal Princess 182400; b. Nov. 7, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Florence H. 78750; Br. Benton Gab- bert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gab- bert & Son. Dearborn, Mo. 4607. Bull: Beau Donald 39th 121457; b. Oct. 29, 1900; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Sophia 561 15; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 149 — k Cow: Belle Donald sgth 125799; b. April 9, 1901; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Minnie H. 61053; Br. H. D. Martin, Shelbyville, Ky.; Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Heifer: Belle Donald 59th 125799; b. Sept. 7, 1901; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Wilton's Grove Maid ^'^'^7^', Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Heifer 2: Belle Donald 76th 162627; b. Jan. 6, 1903; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Minnie H. 61053; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Heifer 3: Belle Donald 86th 187365; b. Dec. 28, 1903; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Earl's Lilian 2d 46194; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 4621. Bull: Prince Rupert 8th 142701; b. Dec. 17, 1901; s. Prince Rupert 79539; d. Elena 2d of Pine Park 51155; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Cow: Belle Donald 44th 109365; b. April 25, 1900; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Minnie H. 61053; Br. H. D. Martin, Shelbyville, Ky.; Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Heifer 2: Belle Donald 77th 162628; b. Jan. 5, 1902; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Elma 56106; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Cow: Rosa C. F. 81200; b. April 13, 1898; s. Chillicothe 58545; d. Rosa Grove 2d 56248; Br. J. B. Egger & Bro., Appleton City, Mo.; Ex. Egger Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Heifer: Iva 140156; b. Jan. 20, 1902; s. Chillicothe 58545; d. Inez 2d 61187; Br. and Ex. Egger Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Heifer 2: Rosa H. 157472; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Chillicothe 58545; d. Rosa Grove 2d 56248; Br. and Ex. Egger Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Heifer 3: Ruby 5th 177191; b. Oct. 17, 1903; s. Pluto 138434; d. Ruby 66076; Br. and Ex. Egger Cattle Co., Apple- ton City, Mo. 4607. Bull Harum 102053; b. Jan. 4, 1900; s. Java 64045; d. Little Beauty 46533; Ex. Fritz & Shea, Blakesburg, la. Cow: Dorinda 135872; b. March 12, 1900; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Dor- inne 7th 46031; Br. Gudgell & Simp- son, Independence, Mo.; Ex. Fritz & Shea, Blakesburg, la. Heifer: Clover Blossom 145284; b. March 27, 1902; s. Harum 102053; d. Eunice 96707; Br. and Ex. Fritz & Shea, Blakesburg, la. Heifer 2: Belle of White Breast 159157; b. Oct. 18, 1902; s. Dandy Rex 71689; d. Dorinda 135872; Br. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo.; Ex. Fritz & Shea, Blakesburg, la. Heifer 3: Pearl of Whitebreast 180008; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Harum 102053; d. Dorinda 135872; Br. and Ex. Fritz & Shea, Blakesburg, la. 4609. Bull: Onward 4th 123694; b. April 16, 1901; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Dewdrop 61351; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. Cow: Romaine 123697; b. Feb. 16, 1901; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Keepsake 81364; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. Heifer: Twila 140945; b. April 12, 1902; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Keepsake 81364; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funk- houser, Plattsburg, Mo. Heifer 2: Kathleen 162587: b. March 9, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Keep- sake 81364; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funk- houser, Plattsburg, Mo. Heifer 3: Dawn 178851; b. Nov. 2, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Bangle 3d 66522; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. 461A. Bull: Bright Donald 128131; b. March 29, 1901; s. Donald Dhu 91580; d. Bright Countess 71651; Br. and Ex. Gudgell Simpson, Independence, Mo. Cow: Miss Caprice 108725; b. Feb. 8, 1900; s. Militant 71755: d. Mischievou.s 71758; Br. and E.x. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer: Capitola i6th 148990; b. Sept. 8, 1901 ; s. Lamplighter 51834; d. Cap- itola 9th 71676; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer 2: Capitola 20th 171350; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Martinette 109801; d. Capi- tola 6th 71673; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer 3: Blanche 28th 189214; b. Sept. 21, 1903; s. Paladin 126248: d. Blanche nth 71641; Br. and Ex. Gud- gell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 461 1. Bull: Fulfiller 107722; b. March q, 1900; s. Improver 94020; d. Benison 78826; Br. T. F. B. Sotham, Chilli- cothe, Mo.; Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Cow: Lucille 2d 1 19938; b. Oct. 12, 1900; s. Benjamin Wilton 63828; d. Lu- cile 89251; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Har- ris, Mo. Heifer: Amelia 140758; b. Jan. 5, 1902; s. Premier 94208: d. Juanita 98314; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Heifer 2: Arminta 4th 159982; b. Nov. 20, 1902; s. Premier 94208; d. Arminta 3d 76803; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Har- ris, Mo. Heifer 3: Miss Donald 6th 178888; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Iva 74002; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 150 I 4626. Bull: Keep On 26th 136177; b. Sept. 7, 1901; s. Keep On 76015; d. Fairy Lady 89594; Br. C. A. Stannard, Emporia, Kans.; Ex. O. Harris, Har- ris, Mo. Cow: Russet 73664; b. Feb. 12, 1897; s. Royal Flush 63546; d. Lady Wilton 38th 33396; Br. Shadeland Stock Co., LaFayette, Ind.; Ex. O. Harris, Har- ris, Mo. Heifer: Elaine 134675; b. Oct. i, 1901; s. Benjamin Wilton 63828; d. Iva 74002; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Heifer 2: Iva 4th 156713; b. Sept. 20, 1902; s. Benjamin Wilton 63828; d. Iva 74002; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Har- ris, Mo. Heifer 3: Miss Donald 8th 178890; b. Oct. 29, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Arminta 3d 76803; Br. and Ex. O; Harris. Harris, Mo. 4617. Bull: Majestic 1 10637; b. Nov. 10, 1899; s. Princeps 666S3; d. Lady May 3d 56816: Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. Cow: Princess May 2d 136027; b. Oct. 26, 1900; s. Princeps 66683; d. Lady May 3d 56816; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. Heifer: Heliotrope 159451; b. Oct. 21, 1901; s. Princeps 66683; d. Lily H. 73963; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Bel- voir, Kans. Heifer 2: Princess May 3d 165746; b. Oct. 17, 1902; s. Princeps 66683; d. Lady May 3d 56816; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. Heifer 3: Estelle 188673; b. Jan. 75, 1904; s. Princeps 66683; d. Stella Arch- ibald 68935; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros , Belvoir, Kans. 4616. Bull Perfection 2d 102632; b. Oct. 22, 1899; s. Dale 66481; d. Melley May 41752; Br. F. A. Nave, Attica, Ind.; Ex. John Sparks, Reno, Nev. Cow: Clarice Alamo 105093; b. March 16, 1900; s. Precursor 66671; d. Lady Alamo i8th 73806; Br. and Ex. John Sparks, Reno, Nev. Heifer: Dawn Alamo 2d 149302; b. April I, 1902; s. Lemster 111982; d. Dawn Alamo 94062; Br. and Ex. John Sparks, Reno, Nev. Heifer 2: Lela Clarice 164694; b. Feb. I, 1903; s. Lelax 102631; d. Clarice Alamo 105093; Br. and Ex. John Sparks, Reno, Nev. Heifer 3: Miss Perfection 4th 180234; b. Oct. 19. 1903; s. Perfection 2d 102632; d. Lady Telford 61223; Br. and Ex. John Sparks, Reno, Nev. 4602. Bull: Prime Lad 108911; b. June 14, 1900; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; d. Dot Dot 66836; Br. Geo. P. Henry, Goodenow, 111.; Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. Cow: Lorna Doone 94479; b. Oct. 12, 1898; s. Christopher 69172; d. Lutie of Rockland 32920; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. Heifer: La Belle 2d 138959; b. Nov. 24, 1901; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; d. La Belle 81853; Br. Geo. P. Henry, Good- enow, 111.; Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. Heifer 2: Lovely Mary 160854; b. Jan. 4, 1903; s. Onward 120463; d. Cleo- patra 97904; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. Heifer 3: Onwards Elsie 189510; b. Oct. 8, 1903; s. Onward 4th 123694; d. Elsie March On 120439; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4627. Bull: Rosebud 139854; b. Jan. 7, 1902; s. Hesiod 56th 86487; d. Rosa- line 66691; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell, Lexington, Mo. Co^y: Donna Grove 94507; b. Feb. 22, 1899; s. Grove Briton 65416; d. Donna Anna 13th 61550; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell, Lexington, Mo. Heifer: Hesiod Maiden 139853; b. Jan. 21, 1902; s. Hesiod 56th 86487; d. Pret- ty Lady i8th 66681; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell. Lexington, Mo. Heifer 2: Rosa O. Grady 160208; b. Dec. 2, 1902; s. Hesiod 56th 86487; d. Rosaline 66691; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell, Lexington, Mo. Heifer 3: Rosie H. 180596; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Hesiod 56th 86487; d. Rosa- leigh 125616; Br. and Ex. Walter D. Waddell, Lexington, Mo. SECTION 26. Bull — Under two years old; two heifers, one year and under two, and two Heif- ers under one year, ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th ^•75 $60 $55 $4.=; $40 HC C 4634. Bull: Marmaduke nth 161318; b. Oct. 26, 1902; s. Marmaduke 90033; d. Relda 75035; Br. and Ex. S. W. An- derson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. Heifer: Alexia 153298; b. Sept. 4., 1902; s. Actor 3d 65023; d. Silvia O0030; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker MilLs W. Va. Heifer 2: Mildred 169008; b. March 29. 1903; s. Roderick 76184; d. Rose S6205; Br. C. F. Dieterich, Millbrook, N. Y.; Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. Heifer 3: Isabelle 189356; b. Oct. 15, 1903; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Peony 69226; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. Heifer 4: Miss Peerless 3d 189361; b. Nov. 17, 1903; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Gambia 66207; Br. and Ex. S. W. An- derson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. 4664. BwU: Meteor 158801; b. Feb. 3. 1903; s. Hesiod 17th 65467; d. Exlon 70494: Br. J. W. Layton, Weston, Mo.; 151 - Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer: Lady Stamp loth 154457; b. Sept. 9, 1902; s. Weston Stamp 15th 108353; d. Mabel 56495; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer 2: Columbia 9th 161538; b. March 10,1903; s. Columbus T3dii2i09; d. Mildred 81389; Br. Benton Gabheri, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert &. Son, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer 3: Royal Princess 182400; b. Nov. 7, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537: d. Florence H. 78750; Br. Benton Gab- bert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton G.'ib- bert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer 4: Lady Columbus 34th ] 72971; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Columbus 51875; d. Cricket 41556; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. 4639. Bull: Onward 19th 151573; b. Oct. 25, 1902; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Lady Plushcoat 77078; Br. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo.; Ex. Ben- ton Gabbert & Son, DearboVn, ^\o. Heifer: Lady Stamp loth 154457; b. Sept. 9, 1902; s. Weston Stanni 15th 108353; d. Mabel 56495; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton (Jabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mi. Heifer 2: Columbus 9th ibij38; b. March 10, 1903; s. Columbus 33d IT2109; d. Mildred 81389; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Metier 3: Royal Princess 1S2400; b. Nov. 7, 1903; s. March On 6t'i 96537; (i. Florence H. 78750; Br. Benton G.ib- hert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gab- bert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. irciier 4: Lady Columbus 34tli ir::i'7J ; b. Sept. ID, 1903; s. Columbus 5:075; d. Cricket 41556; Br. and Ex. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo. 4643. Bull Verner 167717; b. Feb. 18, 1903; s. Pluto 138434; 6. Virginia 1 18363; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton Citv, Mo Kcl+er: Rosa H. 157472; b. (J'.t 6, :oo2: s. Chillicothe 585J5; d. Ros.x Grove 2d 56248; Br. and Ex. Egger Here- ford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Heifer 2: Lady Cullom 2d 167701; b. March 10, 1903; s. Pluto 138434; d. Lady Cullom 1 10348; Br. and Ex. Eg- ger Hereford Cattle Co,, Appleton City. Mo. Heifer 3: Ruby 5th 177191; b. Oct. 17, 1903; s. Pluto 138434; d. Ruby 66076; Rr. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Heifer 4: Peaceful 186388; b. Dec. 22, 1903; s. Pluto 138434; d. Peace 3d 81 195; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4637. Bull: Beau Donald 66th 182975; b. Sept. IS, 1902; s. Beau Donald 5^996; d. Wilton's G'-ove Maid 33276; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence Kv. Reifer: Belle Donald 76th 162627; b. Jan. 6, 1903; s. Beau Donald 58096; d. Minnie H. 61053; Br. and Ex W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Heifer 2: Belle Donald 77th 162628; b. Jan. 10, 1903; s. Beau Donald 58006; d. Sophia 56115; Br. and Ex. W. H. Cvrtice, Eminence.. Kj, Heifer 3: Belle Donald 86th 187365; b. Dec. 28, 1903; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Earl's Lilian 2d 46194; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Heifer 4: Belle Donald 87th 187366; b. Jan. 10, 1904; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Wilton's Grove Maid 51 158; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, K3^ 4638. Bull: Onward i8th 151572; b. Sept. 26, 1902; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Bangle 3d 66522; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. Heifer: American Royal Princess; b. Oct. 23, 1902; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Florence H. 78750; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. Heifer 2: Kathleen 162587; b. March 9, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Keepsake 81364; Br. and Ex. Jas. .\. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. Heifer 3: Dawn 178851; b. Nov. 2, 1903: s. March On 6th 96537; d. Bangle 3d 66522; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser. Plattsburg, Mo. Heifer 4: Inez 187471; b. Feb. 25, 1904: s. March On 6th 96537; d. Addic 103887; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funk- houser, Plattsburg, Mo. 4665. Bull: Beau President 171349; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Beau Brummel 51817: d. Pretty Lady 25th 121411; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer: Modesty 6th 171356; b. Oct. 12, 1902; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Mignonette 7th 46847; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer 2: Capitola 20th 171350; b. Sept. 3. 1903; s. Martinette 109801; d. Cap- itola 6th 71673; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer 3: Blanche 28th 189214; b. Sept. 21, 1903; s. Paladin 126248; d. Blanche nth 71641; Br. and Ex. Gud- gell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer 4: Dorinne 19th 189219; b. Nov. I. 1903; s. Dandy Rex 71689; d. Dor- rinne 6th 41784; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4684. Bull: Director 189216; b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Dandy Rex 71689; d. Delia 91577; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. - 152 - Heifer: Welcome 17th 17135S; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Paladin 126248; d. Welcome loth 51843; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer 2: Donna Anna 22d 189218; b. Mch. 14, 1903; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Donna Anna 14th 135952; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer 3: Belle 17th 189213; b. Jan. 6, 1904; s. Paladin 126248; d. Belle 6th 61514; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer 4: Donna Agnes 4th 189217; b. Feb. 20, 1904: s. Paladin 126248; d. Donna Agnes 2d 163924; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4644. Bull: Benjamin Wilton loth 156704; b. Nov. 3, 1902; s. Benjamin Wilton 63228; d. Purple Leaf 91686; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Heifer: Iva 4th 156713; b. Sept. 20, 1902; s. Benjamin Wilton 63828; d. Iva 74002; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Har- ris, Mo. Heifer 2: Arminta 4th 159982; b. Nov. 20, 1902; s. Premier 94208; d. Arminta 3d 76803; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Har- ris, Mo. Heifer 3: Miss Donald 6th 178888; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Iva 74002; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Heifer 4: Miss Donald 8th 178890; b. Oct. 29, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Arminta 3d 76803; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4687. Bull: Good Enough 4th i7923q; b. ^ Oct. 27, 1903; s. Good Enough 3d ^f 1 19934; d. Janie 85242; Br. and Ex. O. ^^hHarris, Harris. Mo. ^■Heifer: Miss Donald 3d 159996; b. Jan. ^^17, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. ^r Princess Evelena 85243; Br. and Ex. H O. Harris, Harris, Mo. B Heifer 2:' Miss Donald 5th 159998; b. H^ March 3, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th ^■86142; d. Marquis Ellen 86927; Br. and ^^Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Heifer 3: Purple Leaf 2d 179248; b. Oct. 27, 1903; s. Good Enough 3d 119934; d. Purple Leaf 91686; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Heifer 4: Miss Donald 17th 184573; b. Jan. 15, 1904; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Georgia 2d 86518; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4649. Bull: Princeps 8th 165745; b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Princeps 66683: d. Coronet 6th 47408: Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. Heifer: Princess May 3d 165746; b. Oct. 17, 1902; s. Princeps 66683: d. Lady May 3d 56816; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. Heifer 2: Twilight 167464: b. Oct. 18, 1902; s. Princeps 66683; d. Tidy 12th 51937; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Bel- voir, Kans. Heifer 3: Daydream 188672; b. Oct. 2, 1903; s. Majestic 110637; d. Tidy 12th 51937; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Bel- voir, Kans. Heifer 4: Estella 188673; b. Jan. 15, 1904; s. Princeps 66683; d. Stella Archibald 68935; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. 46ds. Bull: Leader 160541; b. Oct. 20, 1902; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Lillian 63807; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutch- eon, Bolckow, Mo. Heifer: Mayflower 170487; b. May 30, 1903; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Maggie 68852; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutch- eon, Bolckow, Mo. Heifer 2: Lucille 170485; b. March 30, 1903; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Lady Fowler 44336; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutcheon, Bolckow, Mo. Heifer 3: Beaumont's Queen 189223; b. Oct. 10, 1903; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Fowler Queen 2d 54080; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutcheon, Bolckow, Mo. Heifer 4: Maple 189231; b. Oct. 8. 1903; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Maud 61796: Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutch- eon, BoPckow, Mo. 4695. Bull: Prime Lad 2d 187563; b. Oct. 2, 1903: s. Prime Lad 108911; d. Labelle 81853: Br. Geo. P. Henry, Goodenow, 111.; Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. Heifer: Lovely Mary 160854; b. Jan. 4. 1903; s. Onward 120463; d. Cleopatra 97904; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. Heifer 2: Lady March On 173022; b. April 23. 1903; s. March On 76035; d. Lady Ellen 96527; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. Heifer 3: Brown Beauty 187557; b. Sept. 25, 1903: s. Onward 120463; d. Browny 7th 86767; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. Heifer 4: Rosalind 187565; b. Oct. 6. 1903: s. Onward 4th 123694; d. Bright Duchess 27th 81612; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. SECTION 27. Bull — Two years old or over; Cow, three years old or over: Heifer, two years and under three: Heifer, one year and under two, and Heifer, under one year. females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. $200. 4605. Bull: Actor 26th 136288; b. July 3, 1900; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Daisy bean 81767; Br. and Ex. S. W. Ander- son, Blaker Mills, Wa. Va. Cow: Miss Peerless 120524; b. June 13, 1900; s. Actor 3d 55023 ; d. Gambia 66207; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson. Blaker Mills, W. Va. 153 Heifer: Audrey 136290; b. Nov. 30, 1901; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Lady Grace 69206; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. Heifer 2: Alexia 153298; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Silvia 60030; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. Heifer 3: Isabelle 189356; b. Oct. 15, 1903; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Peony 69226; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. 4606. Bull: Insurer 108889; b. Feb. 24, 1900; s. Chillicothe 58445; d. Inez 2d 61 187; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Cow: Rosa C. F. 81200; b. April 13, 1898; s. Chillicothe 58545; d. Rosa Grove 2d 56248; Br. J. B. Egger & Bro., Appleton City, Mo.; Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Heifer: Iva 140156; b. Jan. 20, 1902; s. Chillicothe 58545; d. Inez 2d 61187; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co. Ap- pleton City, Mo. Heifer 2: Rosa H. 157472; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Chillicothe 58545; d. Rosa Grove 2d 56248; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Heifer 3: Ruby 5th 177191; b. Oct. 17, 1903; s. Pluto 138434; d. Ruby 66076; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4609. Bull: Onward 4th 123694; b. April 16, iQoi; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Devi^drop 61351; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. Cow^: Roniaine 123697; b. Feb. 16, 1901; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Keepsake 81364; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. Heifer: Twila 140945; b. April 12, 1902; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Keepsake 81364; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. Heifer 2: Kathleen 162587; b. March 9, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Keepsake 81364; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. Heifer 3: Dawn 178851; b. Nov. 2, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Bangle 3d 66522; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funk- houser, Plattsburg, Mo. 4614. Bull: Bright Donald 128131; b. March 29, 1901 ; s. Donald Dhu 91580; d. Bright Countess 71651; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Cow: Miss Caprice 108725; b. Feb. 8, T900; s. Militant 71755; d. Mischievous /1758; Br. and E:<. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer: Capitols i6th 148999; b. Sept. 8, 1901; s. Lamplighter 51834; d. Cap- itola 9th 71676; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer 2: Capitola 20th 171350; b. Sept: 3, 1903; s. Martinette 109801; d. Cap- itola 6th 71673; Br. and' Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer 3: Blanche 28th 189214; b. Sept. 21, 1903; s. Paladin 126248; d. Blanche nth 71641; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4615. Bull: Belsarius 126243; b. Oct. i^. 1900; s. Militant 71755; d. Belle 6th 61514; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simp- son, Independence, Mo. Cow: Modesty 3d 126247; b. Nov. 27, 1900; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Mig- nonette 7th 46845; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer; Hortensia 5th 163969; b. Sept. 21, 1901; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Hortensia 51832; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer 2: Modesty 6th 171356; b. Oct. 12, 1902; s. Beau Brummel 51817: d. Mignonette 7th 46847; Br. and Ex. Gud- gell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer 3: Dorine 19th 189219; b. Nov. I, 1903: s. Dandy Rex 71689; d. Dor- inne 6th 41784; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4611. Bull: FuUfiller 107722; b. Mch. 9, 1900; s. Improver 94020; d. Benisou 78826; Br. T. F. B. Sotham. Chilli- cothe, Mo.; Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Cow: Lucille 2d 119938; b. Oct. 12, 1900; s. Benjamin Wilton 63828; d. Lucile 89251; Br. and Ex. O. Harris. Harris, Mo. Heifer: Amelia 140758; b. Jan. 5, 1902; s. Premier 94208; d. Juanita 98314; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Heifer 2: Arminta 4th 159982; b. Nov. 20. 1902; s. Premier 94208; d. Arminta 3d 7680^; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Har- ris, Mo. Heifer 3: Miss Donald 6th 178888; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Iva 74002; Br. and Ex. O. ^ Harris, Harris, Mo. 4617. Bull: Majestic 1 10637; b. Nov. 10, ' 1899; s. Princeps 66683; d. Lady May ' 56816; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Bel- voir, Kans. ■ Cow: Princess May 2d 136027; b. Oct. | 20, 1900; s. Princeps 66683; d. Ladj' May 3d 56816; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. 1 Heifer: Heliotrope 159451; b. Oct. 21, j 1901; s. Princeps 66683; d. Lily H. " 73963; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Bel- voir, Kans. — 164 Heifer 2: Princess May 3d 165746; b. Oct. 17, 1902; s. Princeps 66683; d. Lady May 3d 56816; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. Heifer 3: Estella 188673 b. Jan. 15, 1904; s. Princeps 66683; d. Stella Archibald 68935; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. 4616, Bull: Perfection 2d 102632; b. Oct. 22, 1899; s. Dale 66481; d. Melley May 41752; Br. F. A. Nave, Attica, Ind.; Ex. John Sparks, Reno, Nev. Cow: Clarice Alamo 105093; b. March 16, 1900; s. Precursor 66671; d. Lady Alamo i8th 73806; Br. and Ex. John Sparks, Reno, Nev. Heifer: Dawn Alamo 2d 149302; b. April I, 1902; s. Lemster 111982; d. Dawn Alamo 94062; Br. and Ex. John Sparks, Reno, Nev. Heifer 2: Lela Clarice 164694; b. Feb. i, 1903; s. Lelax 102631; d. Clarice Alamo 105093; Br. and Ex. John Sparks, Reno, Nev. Heifer 3: Miss Perfection 4th 180234; b. Oct. 19, 1903; s. Perfection 2d 102632; d. Lady Telford 61223; Br. and Ex. John Sparks, Reno, Nev. 4602. Bull: Prime Lad 108911; b. June 14, 1900; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; d. Dot Dot 66836; Br. Geo. P. Henry, Goodenow, 111.; Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. Cow: Lorna Doone 94479; b. Oct. 12, 1898; s. Christopher 69172; d. Lntie of Rockland 32920; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. Heifer: Cleo March On 137718; Jan. 25, 1902; s. March On 76035; d. Cleopatra 97904; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. Heifer 2: Lovey Mary 160854; b. Jan. 4, 1903; s. Onward 120463; d. Cleopatra 97904; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta, & Son, Fowler, Ind. Heifer 3: Brown Beauty 187557; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Onward 120463; d. Browny 7th 86767; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4627. Bull: Rosebud 139854; b. Jan. 7, 1902; s. Hesiod 56th 8687; d. Rosaline 66691; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell, Lexington, Mo. Cow: Donna Grove 94507; b. Feb. 22, 1899; s. Grove Briton 65416; d. Donna Anna 13th 61550; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell, Lexington, Mo. Heifer: Hesiod Maiden 139853; b. Jan. 21, 1902; s. Hesiod 56th 86487; d. Pretty Lady i8th 66681; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell, Lexington, Mo. Heifer 2: Rosie O. Grady 160208; b. Dec. 2, 1902; s. Hesiod 56th 86487; d. Rosaline 66691; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell, Lexington, Mo. Heifer 3: Rosie H. 180596; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Hesiod 56th 86487; d. Rosaline 125616; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell, Lexington, Mo. SECTION 28. Bull— Under two years old; two heifers, one year and under two, and two heifers, under one year, female to be of Exhibitor's breeding. $200. 4664. Bull: Meteor 158801; b. Feb. 2, 1903; s. Hesiod 17th 6467; d. Exlon 70594; Br. J. W. Layton. Weston, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer: Lady Stamp loth 154457; b. Sept. 9, 1902; s. Weston Stamp 15th 108353; d. Mabel 56495; Br. and Ex. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer 2: Columbia 9th 161538; b. March 10, 1903; s. Columbus 33d 112109; d. Mildred 81399; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer 3: Royal Princess 182400; b. Nov. 7, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Florence H. 78750; Br. Benton Gab- bert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gab- bert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer 4: Lady Columbus 34th 172971; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Columbus 51875; d. Cricket 41556; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. 4639. Bull: Onward 19th i.iiisys; b. Oct. 25, 1902; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Lady Plushcoat 77078;; Br. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo.; Ex. Ben- ton Gabbert, & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer: Lady Stamp loth 154457; b. Sept. 9, 1902; s. Weston Stamp 15th 108353; d. Mabel 56495; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer 2: Columbia 161538; b. March 10, 1903; s. Columbia 33d I12109; d. Mildred 81389; Br. Benton Gabbert. Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer 3: Royal Princess 182400; b. Nov. 7, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Florence H. 78750; Br. Benton Gab- bert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gab- bert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer 4: Lady Columbus 34th 172971; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Columbus 51875; d. Cricket 41556; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. - 165 - 4637- Bull: Beau Donald 6th 182975; b. Sept. 15, 1902; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Wilton's Grove Maid 32,^76; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Heifer: Belle Donald 76th 162628; b. Jan. 6, 1903; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Minnie H. 61053; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Heifer 2: Belle Donald 77th 162628; b. Jan. 10, 1903; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Sophia 561 15; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Heifer 3: Belle Donald 86th 187365; b. Dec. 28, 1903; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Earl's Lilian 2d 46194; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Heifer 4: Belle Donald 87th 187366; b. Jan. 10, 1904; s. Beau Donald 58996: d. Wilton's Grove Maid 2d 51158; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 4695, Bull: Prime Lad 2d 187563; b. Oct. 2, 1903; s. Prime Lad 108911; d. La Belle 81853; Br. Geo. P. Henry, Good- enow, 111.; Ex. W. S. Van Natta, Fowl- er, Ind. Heifer: Lovely Mary 160854; b. Jan. 4, 1903; s. Onward 120463; d. Cleopatra 97904; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta, & Son, Fowler, Ind. Heifer 2: Lady March On 173022; b. April 23, 1903; s. March On 76035; d. Lady Ellen 96527; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. Heifer 3: Brown Beauty 187557; b. Sept 25, 1903; s. Onward 120463; d. Browny 7th 86767; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fov/ler, Ind. Heifer 4: Rosalind 187565; b. Oct. 6, 1903; s. Onward 4th 123694; d. Btight Duchess 27th 81612; Br. and Ex. W. 5. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4649. Bull: Princeps 8th 165745; b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Princeps 66683; d. Coronet 6th 47408: Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. Heifer: Princess May 3d 165746; b. Oct. 17, 1902; s. Princeps 66683; d. Lady May 3d 56816; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. Heifer 2: Twilight 167464; b. Oct. 18, 1902; s. Princeps 66683; d. Tidy I2th 51937; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Bel- voir, Kan. Heifer 3: Daydream 188672; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Majestic 110637; d. Tidy 12th 51937; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Bel- voir, Kan. Heifer 4: Estella 188673; b. Jan. 15, 1904; s. Princeps 66683; d. Stella Arch- ibald 68935; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. 4694. Bull: Mapleton 189232; b. Nov. 6, 1903; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Queen B. 112125; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutch- con, Bolckow, Mo. Heifer: Lucille 170485; b. March 30, 1903; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Lady Fowler 44336; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutcheon, Bolckow, Mo. Heifer 2: Mayflower 170487; b. May 30, 1903; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Mag- gie 68852; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutcheon, Bolckow, Mo. Heifer 3: Beaumont s Queen 189223; b. Oct. 10, 1903; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Fowler Queen 2d 54080; Br. and Ex. Steward' & Hutcheon, Bolckow, Mo. Heifer 4: Maple 189231; b. Oct. 8, 1903; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Maud 61796; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutcheon, Bolckow. Mo. 4644. Bull: Benjamin Wilton loth 156708; b. Nov. 3, 1902; s. Benjamin Wilton 63828; d. Purple Leaf 91686; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Heifer: Iva 4th 156713; b. Sept. 20, 1902; s. Benjamin Wilton 63828; d. Iva 74002; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Har- ris, Mo. Heifer 2: Arminta 4th 159982; b. Nov. 20, 1902; s. Premier 94208; d. Arminta 3d 76803; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Har- ris, Mo. Heifer 3: Miss Donald 6th 178888; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Iva 74002; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Heifer 4: Miss Donald 8th 178890; b. Oct. 29, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Arminta 3d 76803; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4687. Bull: Good Enough 4th 179239; b. Oct. 27, 1903; s. Good Enough 3d 119934; d. Janie 85242; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris. Mo. Heifer: Miss Donald 3d 159996: b. Jan. 17. 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Princess Evelena 85243; I3r. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Heifer 2: Miss Donald 5th 159998; b. March 3, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Marquis Ellen 86927; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Heifer 3: Purple Leaf 2d 179248; b. Oct. 27, 1903; s. Good Enough 3d 1 19934; d. Purple Leaf 91686: Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Heifer 4: Miss Donald 17th 184573; b. Jan. 15, 1904; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Georgie 2d 86518; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4665. Bull: Beau President 1 71^149; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Pretty Lady 25th 121411; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer: Modesty 6th 171356; b. Oct. 12, 1902; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Mignonette 7th 46847; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. - 156 - Heifer 2: Capitola 20th 171350; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Martinet 109801; d. Capitola 6th Ti(y7y, Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer 3: Blanche 28th 189214; b. Sept. 21, 1903; s. Paladin 126248; d. Blanche nth 71641; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer 4: Dorinne 19th 189219; b. Nov. I, 1903; s. Dandy Rex 71689; d. Dorinne 6th 41784; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4684. Bull: Director 189216; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Dandy Rex 71689; d. Delia 91577; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simp- son, Independence, Mo. Heifer: Welcome 17th 171358; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Paladin 126248; d. Welcome • loth 51843; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer 2: Donna Anna 22d 189218; b. March 14, 1903; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Donna Anna 14th 135952; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independ- ence, Mo. Heifer 3: Belle 17th 189213; b. Jan. 6, 1904; s. Paladin 126248; d. Belle 6th 61514; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Heifer 4: Donna Agnes 4th 189217; b. Feb. 20, 1904; s. Paladin 126248; d. Donna Agnes 2d 163924; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4638. Bull: Onward i8th 151572; b, Sept. 26. 1902; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Bangle 3d 66522; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. Heifer: American Royal Princess 151561; b. Oct. 23, 1902; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Florence H. 78750; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Platts- burg, Mo. Heifer 2: Kathleen 162587; b. March 9, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537: d. Keepsake 81364; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. Heifer 3: Dawn 178851; b. Nov. 2, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Bangle 66522; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. Heifer 4: Inez 187471; b. Feb. 25, 1904; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Addie 103887; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Platts- burg, Mo. 4643. Bull: Verner 167717; b. Feb. 18, 1903; s. Pluto 138434; d. Virginia 1 18363; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Heifer: Rosa H. 157472; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Chillicothe 58545; d. Rosa Grove 2d 56248; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Heifer 2; Lady Cullom 2d 167701; d. March 10, 1903; s. Pluto 138434; d. Lady Cullom 1 10348; Br. and Ex. Eg- ger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Heifer 3: Ruby 5th 177191: b. Oct. 17, 1903; s. Pluto 138434; d. Ruby 66076; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Heifer 4: Peaceful 186388; b. Dec. 22, 1903; s. Pluto 138434; d. Peace 3d 81 195; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. SECTION 29. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire: 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 4895. Bull: Columbus 51875; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Get i: Columbus 33d 112109; b. June 6, 1900; s. Columbus 51875; d. Cin- derella 71496; Br. Benton Gabbert. Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Get 2: Columbus 53d 134101; b. Aug. 12, 1901; s. Columbus 51875; d. Cin- derella 71496; Br. Benton Gab- bert, Dearborn, Mo., Ex. Benton Gab- bert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Get 3: Columbus 60th 161541; b. March 30, 1903; s. Columbus 51875; d. Aileen 66334; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dear- born, Mo. Get 4: Lady Columbus 34th 172971; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Columbus 51875; d. Cricket 41556; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert, & Son, Dearborn, Mo. 4610. Bull: Columbus 33d 112109; b. June 6, 1900; s. Columbus 51875; d. Cinderella 71496; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Get i: Columbus B. 154451; b. Nov. 19, 1903; s. Columbus 3d 112109; d. Petunia 76466; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dear- born, Mo. Get 2: Columbia 9th 161538; b. March 10, 1903; s. Columbus 33d 112109; d. Mildred 81389; Br. Benton Gabbert. Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Get 3: Columbia 7th 161537; b. Jan. 8, 1903; s. Columbus 33d 112109; d. Crum- ple 66342; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dear- born, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. 157 - Get 4: Columbia nth 162158; b. May 7, 1903; s. Columbus 33d 112109; d. Madie 71499; Br. Benton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. 4896. Sire: Beau Donald 58996; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Get i: Beau Donald 39th 121457; b. Oct. 29, 1900; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Sophia 56115; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Get 2: Belle Donald 59th 125799; b. April 9, 1901; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Minnie H. 61053; Br. H. D. Martin, ShelbyviUe, Ky.; Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Get 3: Belle Donald 44th 109865; b. April 25, 1900; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Minnie H. 61053; Br. H. D. Martin, ShelbyviUe, Ky.; Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Get 4: Beau Donald 58th 162608; b. Nov. 20, 1902; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Earl's Lilian 2d 46194; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 4896. Sire: Beau Donald 58996; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Get i: Beau Donald 66th 182975; b. Sept. 15, 1902; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Wilton's Grove Maid 32^76; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Get. 2: Belle Donald 6ist 142697; b. Jan. 5, 1902; s. Beau DonaM 58996; d. Elma 56106; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Get 3: Belle Donald 77th 162621; b. Jan. 10, 1903; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Sophia 561 15; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Get 4: Beau Donald 75th 187361; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Sir Carroll's Earl Grove Maid 56110; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 4897. Sire: Princeps 66683; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. Get 1: Majestic 1 10637; b. Nov. 10, 1899; s. Princeps 66683; d- Lady May 3d 56816; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. Get 2: Princess May 2d 136027; b. Oct. 20, 1900; s. Princeps 66683; d. Lady May 3d 56816; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. Get 3: Princeps 8th 165745; b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Princeps 66683; d. Coronet 6th 47408; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kans. Get 4: Heliotrope 159451; b. Oct. 21, 1901; s. Princeps 66683; d. Lilly H. 73963; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Bel- voir, Kans. 4898. Sire: Beaumont 134751; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutchcon, Bolckow, Mo. Get i: Leader 160541; b. Oct. 20, 1902: s. Beaumont 134751; d. Lillian 63807: Br. and Ex. Steward & Plutcheon. Bolckow, Mo. Get 2: Mapleton 189232; b. Nov. 6, 1903; s. Beaumont 134751; d. Queen B. 112125: Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutch- eon, Bolckow, Mo. Get 3: Mayflower 170487; b. May 30, 1903; s. Beaumont 1347^1; d. Maggie 68852; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutch- eon, Bolckow, Mo. Get 4: Beaumont's Queen 189223; b. Oct. 10, 1903; s. Beaumont 1347m; d. Fowler Queen 2d 54080; Br. and Ex. Steward & Hutcheon, Bolckow, Mo. 4899. Sire: Benjamin Wilton 63828; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Get i: Lucile 2d 119938; b. Oct. 12, 1900; s. Benjamin Wilton 63828; d. Lucile 89251; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Get 2: Elaine 134675; b. Oct. i, 1901; s. Benjamin Wilton 63828; d. Iva 74002; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Get 3: Benjamin Wilton loth 156708: b. Nov. 3, 1902; s. Benjamin Wilton 63828: d. Purple Leaf 91686; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Get 4: Iva 4th 156713; b. Sept. 20, 1902; s. Benjamin Wilton 63828; d. Iva 74002; Br. and Ex. O. Harris. Harris, Mo. 4900. Sire: Beau Donald 5th 86142; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Get i: Miss Donald 3d 159996; b. Jan. 17, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Princess Evelena 85243; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Get 2: Miss Donald 4th 159997; b. Feb. 10, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th; d. Iva 3d 112086; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Har- ris, Mo. Get 3: Miss Donald 5th 159998; b. March 3, 1903: s. Beau Donald 5th 86142; d. Marquis Ellen 86927; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Get 4: Miss Donald 6th 17888; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Beau Donald 5th 86142: d. Iva 74002; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4901. Sire: Beau Brummel 51817; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Indepen- dence, Mo. Get i: Beau President 171349; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Beau Brummel 5 181 7; d. Pretty Lady 25th 121411; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independ- ence, Mo. Get 2: Modesty 3d 126247; b. Nov. 27, 1900; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Mignonette 7th 46847: Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. — 158 - Get 3: Hortensia 5th 163969; b. Sept. 21, 1901 ; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Hortensia 51832; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Get 4: Modesty 6tli 171356; b. Oct. 12, 1902; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Mignonette 7th 46847; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4902. Sire: Paladin 126248; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Get i: Publican 189221; b. Jan. 3, 1904; s. Paladin 126248; d. Pretty Lady i6th 56707; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Get 2: Blanche 28th 189214; b. Sept. 21, 1903; s. Paladin 126248; d. Blanche irth 71641; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Get 3: Belle 17th 189213; b. Jan. 6, 1904; s. Paladin 126248; d. Belle 6th 61514; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Get 4: Donna Agnes .;i.th 189217; b. Feb. 20, 1904; s. Paladin 126248; d. Donna Agnes 2d 163924; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4903. Sire: March On 6th 96537; Br. and Ex. Jas. \A. Funkhouser, Platts- burg. Mo. Get i: Onward 4th 123694; b. April 16, 1901; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Dewdrop 61351; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. Get 2: Onward i8th 151572; b. Sept. 26, 1902; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Bangle 3d 66522; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. , Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. Get 3: Romaine 123697; b. Feb. 16, 1901; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Keep- sake 81364; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funk- houser, Plattsburg, Mo. Get 4: Twila 140945; b. April 12, 1902; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Keepsake 81364; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. 4904. Sire: March On 6th 96537; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Platts- burg, Mo. Get i: Onward 23d 162594; b. Jan. 8, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Oral 51644; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg. Mo. Get 2: Onward 30th 178868: b. Jan. 9, 1904; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Dew- drop 61351; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funk- houser, Plattsburg, Mo. Get 3: Kathleen 162587; b. March o, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Keep- sake 81567; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funk- houser, Plattsburg, Mo. Get 4: Dawn 1 78851; b. Nov. 2, 1903; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Bangle 3d •66522; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhous- er, Plattsburg, Mo. 4905. Sire: Chilferthe 58545; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Ap- pleton City, Mo. Get i: Insurer 108889; b. Feb. 24, 1900; s. Chillicothe 58545: d. Inez 2d 61 187; Br. and Ex. Egg^r Hereford Cattle Co.', Appleton City, Mo. Get 2: Rosa C F 81200; b. April 13, 1898; s. Chillicothe 58545; d. Rosa Grove 2d 56248; Br. J. B. Egger & Bros., Appleton City, Mo.; Ex. Eg- ger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Get 3: Susie Edwards 71322; b. April 23, 1897; s. Chillicothe 58545; d. Soli- taire Edwards 2d 56250; Br. J. E. Eg- ger & Bro., Appleton City, Mo.; Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Get 4: Iva 140156; b. Jan. 20, 1902; s. Chillicothe 58545; d. Inez 2d 61 187; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton, Mo. 4906. Sire: Hesiod 46th 86487; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell, Lexington, Get i: Hesiod Maiden 139853; b. Jan. 21, 1902; s. Hesiod 56th 86487; d. Pret- ty Lady i8th 66681; Br. and Ex. Wal- ter B. Waddell, Lexington, Mo. Get 2: Annie Rooney 159769; b. July 16, 1902; s. Hesiod 56th 86487; d. Don- na Anna 13th 61550; Br. and Ex. Wal- ter B. Waddell, Lexington, Mo. Get 3: Rosy 0'Gr3,dy 160208; b. Dec. 2, 1902; s. Hesiod 56th 86487; d. Rosa- line 66691; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell, Lexington, Mo. Get 4: Rosy H 180596; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Hesiod 56th 86487: d. Rosa- leigh 125616; Br. and Ex. Walter B. Waddell, Lexington, Mo. 4907. Sire: Actor 3d 55023; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. Get i: Actor 26th 136288; b. July 20. 1901; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Daisy Dean 81767; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. Get 2: Miss Peerless 120524; b. June 13, 1900; s. Actor 3d 65023; d. Gambia 66207; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. Get 3: Actor 30th 174207; b. May 20, \ 1903; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Cora 74218; I Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. Get 4: Alexia 153298; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Silvia 60030; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. 4908. Sire: Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; s. Kansas Lad 36932; d. The Grove Maid 25th 26581 ; Br. and Ex. S. L. Brock, Macon, Mo. — 159 — Get i: Right Lad I38968; b. Jan. 20, 1902; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; d. Ruth 61657; Br. Geo. P. Henry, Goodenow, III; Ex. S. L. Brock, Macon, Mo. Get 2: Rare Lad 160154; b. Dec. 15, igo2; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; d. Ruth 61657; Br. and Ex. S. L. Brock, Ma- con, Mo. Get 3: Perfect Lad 179454; b. Jan. 12, 1904; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; d. Pret- ty Face 2d 41063; Br. and Ex. S. L. Brock, Macon, Mo. Get 4: Valeria Lass 160158; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; d. Princess Valeria 56854; Br. Geo. P. Henry, Goodenow. 111.; Ex. S. L. Brock, Macon, Mo. 4909. Sire: Peerless Wilton 30th 90610; s. Peerless Wilton 12774; d. Peerless 3d 26664; Br. and Ex. H. J. Fluck, Goodenow, 111. Get i: Royal Welcome 146219; b. Feb. 8, 1902; s. Peerless Wilton 39th 90610; d. Winnie 51517; Br. and Ex. H. J. Fluck, Goodenow, 111. Get 2: Ben Hur 159675; b. Feb. 28, 1903; s. Peerless Wilton 39th 90610; d. Miss Brigadier S6929; Br. and Ex. H. J. Fluck, Goodenow. 111. Get 3: Pride of Oakland 190228; b. Feb. II, 1904; s. Peerless Wilton 39th 90610; d. Prima Donna J01745; Br. and Ex. H. J. Fluck, Goodenow, 111. Get 4: Evangeline 190227; b. Feb. 17, 1904; s. Peerless Wilton 39th 90610; d. Eva 108099; Br. and Ex. H. J. Fluck, Goodenow, 111. 4910. Sire: Keep On 76015; b, March 10, 1902; s. Lead On 76967; d. Luna May 79940; Br. and Ex. Mrs. Kate W. Cross, Emporia, Kan. Get i: Royalty 4th 154406; b. Mch. 10, 1902; s. Keep On 76015; d. Idalia 4th 60964; Br. and Ex. Mrs. Kate W. Cross, Emporia, Kan. Get 2: Clarchen 164839; b. April 2, 1903; s. Lord Saxon 89312; d. Clara 65887; Br. and Ex. Mrs. Kate W. Cross, Emporia. Kan. Get 3: Sweetheart 183205; b. Oct. 27, 1903; s. Lord Saxon 89312; d. Young Lassie 117375; Br. and Ex. Mrs. Kate W. Cross, Emporia, Kan. Get 4: Bonita 183193; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Lord Saxon 89312; d. Betsy 70852; Br. and Ex. Mrs. Kate W. Cross, Em- poria, Kan. SECTION 30. Two animals of either sex, any age, pro- duce of one cow. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 4911. Dam: Cinderella 71496; s. Hesiod 17th 56467; d. Cleopatra 46615; Br. Ben- ton Gabbert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Ben- ton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. Produce i: Columbus 33d 112109; b. Jan. 6, 1900; s. Columbus 51875; d. Cinderella 71496: Br. Benton Gab- bert, Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gab- bert & Son, Dearborn, 'Mo. Produce 2: Columbus 53d 134101; b. Aug. 12, 1901; s. Columbus 51875; d. Cinderella 71496; Br. Benton Gabbert Dearborn, Mo.; Ex. Benton Gabbert & Son, Dearborn, Mo. 4912. Dam: Sophia 561 15; s. Sir Carroll 2d 40067; d. Earls Lillian 2d 46194; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Kj'. Produce i: Beau Donald 39th 121457; b. Oct. 29th, 1900; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Sophia 561 15; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Produce 2: Belle Donald 77th 162628; b. Jan. 10, 1903; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Sophia 561 15; Br. and Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. 4913. Dam: Lady May 3d 56816; s. Duke 5th 37208: d. Lady Morris 7th 42079; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Bel- voir, Kan. Produce i: Majestic 110637; b. Nov. 10, 1899; s. Princeps 66683; d. Lady May 3d 56816; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kan. Produce 2: Princess May 2d 136027; b. Oct. 20, 1900; s. Princeps 66683; d. Lady May 3d 56816; Br. and Ex. Steele Bros., Belvoir, Kan. 4914. Dam: Iva 74002; s. St. Bernard 36284; d. Betty 56010; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris Mo. Produce i: Elaine 134675; b. Oct. i, 1901; s. Benjamin Wilton 63827; d. Iva 74002; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Har- ris, Mo. Produce 2: Iva 4th 156713; b. Sept. 20, 1902; s. Benjamin Wilton 63828; d. Iva 74002; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4915. Dam: Minnie H 61053; s. Sir Car- roll 2d 40067: d. Lilv Princess of Pine Park 46199; Br. H. D. Martin, Shelby- ville, Ky. ; Ex. W. H. Curtice, Emin- ence, Ky. Produce i: Belle Donald 44th 109865; b. April 25, 1900; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Minnie H 61053; Br. H. D. Martin, Shelbyville, Ky.; Ex. W. H. Curtice, Eminence, Ky. Produce 2: Belle Donald 59th 125799; b. April 9, 1901; s. Beau Donald 58996; d. Minnie H 61053: Br. H. D. Martin, Shelbyville, Ky.; Ex. W. H. Curtice. Eminence, Ky. 4916. Dam: Purple Leaf 91686; s. Sen- ator 66694: d. Tulip 5th 61603: Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Flarris, Mo. - 100 Produce i: Benjamin Wilton loth 156708; b. Nov. 3, 1902; s. Benjamin Wilton 63828; d. Purple Leaf 91686; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. Produce 2: Purple Leaf 2d 179248; b. Oct. 27, 1903; s. Good Enough 3d 1 19934; d. Purple Leaf 91686; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4917. Dam: Mignonette 7th 46847; s. Don Quixote 37205; d. Minnie 6th looii; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Produce i: Modesty 3d 126247; b. Nov. 27, 1900; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Mignonette 7th 46847; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Produce 2: Modesty 6th 171356; b. Oct. 12, 1902; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Mignonette 7th 46847; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. 4918. Dam: Belle 6th 61514; s. Don Carlos 33734; d. Belle 24629; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Produce i: Belsarius 126243; b. Oct. 14, 1900; s. Militant 71755; d. Belle 6th 61514; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. Produce 2: Belle 17th 189213; b. Jan. 6, 1904; s. Paladin 126248; d. Belle 6th 61514; Br. and Ex. Gudgell & Simp- son, Independence, Mo. 4919. Dam: Dewdrop 61351; s. Hesiod 2d 4067; d. May Day 46420; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. Produce i: Onward 4th 123694: b. April 16, 1901; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Dewdrop 61351; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Fvmkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. Produce 2: Onward 30th 178868; b. Jan. 9, 1904; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Dewdrop 61351; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. 4920. Dam: .Keepsake 81364; s. Hesiod 2d 40679; d. Lady Mary 3d 30776; Br. ■ and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Platts- burg, Mo. Produce i: Romaine 123697; b. Feb. 16, 1901; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Keepsake 81364; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funkhouser, Plattsburg, Mo. Produce 2: Twila 140945; b. April 12, 1902; s. March On 6th 96537; d. Keep- sake 81364; Br. and Ex. Jas. A. Funk- houser, Plattsburg, Mo. 4921. Dam: Inez 2d 61 187; s. Jack Fow- ler 44609; d. Inez 37645; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Produce i: Insurer 108889; b. Feb. 24, 1900; 8. Chillicothe 58545; d. Inez 2d 61 187; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Catttle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Produce 2: Eva 140156; b. Jan. 20. 1902; s. Chillicothe 58545; d. Inez 2d 61 187; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4922. Dam: Rosa Grove 2d 56248; s. Jack Fowler 44609; d. Rosa Grove 28848; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Produce i: Rosa C F 81200; b. April 13, 1898; s. Chillicothe 58545; d. Rosa Grove 2d 56248; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. Produce 2: Rosa H 157472; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Chillicothe 58545; d. Rosa Grove 2d 56248; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4023. Dam: Relda 75035; s. On Top 55061; d. Johanna 40686; Br. ond Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, VV Va. Produce i: Marmaduke 5th 136303; b. Dec. 8, 1901; s. Marmaduke 90033; d Relda 75035; Br. and Ex. S. W. An- derson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. Produce 2: Marmaduke irth 161318; b Oct. 26, 1902; s. Maramduke 90033; d. Relda 75035; Br. and Ex. S. W. An- f'or^on, Blaker Mills, W. Vx 4924. Dam: Gambia 66207? s. Match- less Wilton 55851; d. Coquette 61270; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. Produce 1 : Miss Peerless 120524; b. June 13, 1900; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Gambia 66207; Br. and Ex. S. W. An- derson, Blaker Mills, W. Va. Produce 2: Miss Peerless 3d 189361; b. Nov. 17, 1903; s. Actor 3d 55023; d. Gambia 66207; Br. and Ex. S. W. Anderson, Blaker Mills, W. Va, 4925. Dam: Ruth 61657; s. Pride of Evergreen 51882; d. Pet 36054; Br. Geo. P. Henry, Goodenow, 111.; Ex. S. L. Brock, Macon, Mo. Produce i: Right Lad 138968; b. Jan. 20, 1902; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; d. Ruth 61657; Br. Geo. P. Henry, Good- enow. 111.; Ex. S. L. Brock, Macon Mo. Produce 2: Rare Lad 160154; b. Dec. 15, 1902; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 74104; d. Ruth 61657; Br. Geo. P. Henry, Good- enow, 111.; Ex. S. L. Brock, Macon, Mo. 4926. Dam: Elvira 2d 42358; s. Stone Mason 29071; d. Elvira 30613; Ex. Mrs. C. S. Cross, Emporia, Kan. Produce I : Elvira 5th 136170; b. Nov. 4, 1901; s. Keep On 76015; d. Elvira 2d 42358; Br. C. A. Stannard, Emporia, Kan.; Ex. Mrs. Kate W. Cross, Em- poria, Kan. - 161 - Produce 2: Elvira 6th 188220; b. Feb. 12, 1904; s. Keep On 76015; d. Elvira 2d 42358; Br. C. A. Stannard, Empor- ia, Kan.; Ex. Mrs. Kate W. Cross, Emporia, Kan. 4927. Dam: Snowdrop 108935; s. Temp- ter 75142; d. Dewdrop 3d 75993; Ex. Mrs. Kate W. Cross, Emporia, Kan. Produce i: True Love 154409; b. Oct. IS, 1902; s. Java 64045; d. Snowdrop 108935; Br. and Ex. Mrs. Kate W Cross, Emporia, Kan. Produce 2: Snowball; Ex. Mrs. Kate W. Cross, Emporia, Kan. 4746. Dam: Clarice Alamo 105093; s. Precursor 66671; d. Lady Alamo i8th 73806; Br. and Ex. John Sparks, Reno, Nev. Produce i: Lela Clarice 164694; b. Feb. I, 1903; s. Lelax 102631; d. Clar- ice Alamo 105093; Br. and Ex. John Sparks, Reno, Nev. Produce 2: Clarance Alamo 1O6630; b. Feb. 25, 1904; s. Lelax 102631; d. Clarice Alamo 105093; Br. and Ex. John Sparks, Reno, Nev. 4928. Dam: La Belle 81853; s. PhiUipi 61741; d. Fiancee 51994; Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Sons, Fowler, Ind. Produce i: La Belle 2d 138959; b. Nov 24, 1901; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; d La Belle 81853; Br. Geo. P. Henry, Goodenow, 111.; Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Sons, Fowler, Ind. Produce 2: Prime Lad 2d 187563; b. Oct 2 1903; s. Prince Lad 108011; d. La Belle 81853; Br. Geo. P. Henry, Goodenow, 111.; Ex. W. S. Van Natta. & Sons, Fowler, Ind. 4929. Dam: Cleopatra 97904; s. Militant 71755; d. Gipsy Lass loth 71726; Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. Produce i: Cleo March On I377i8; b Jan. 25, 1902; s. March On 76035; d'. Cleopatra 97904; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. Produce 2: Lovey Mary 160854; b. Jan. 4, 1903; s. Onward 120463; d. Cleo- patra 97904; Br. and Ex. W. S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4735. Dam: Dorinda 135872; b. March 12, 1900; s. Beau Brummel 51817; d. Dorinne 7th 46831; Br. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo.; Ex. Fritz & Shea, Blackesburg, la. Produce i: Belle of Whitenbreast 159T57; b. Oct. 18, 1902; s. Dandy Rex 71689; d. Dorinda 135872; Br. Gudgell & Simpson, Independence, Mo.; Ex. Fritz & Shea, Blackesburg, la. Produce 2: Pearl of Whitenbreast 180008; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Harum 102053; d. Dorinda 130872; Br. and Ex. Fritz & Shea. Blackesburg, la. 4930. Dam: Dimple 94801; Ex. Dette Bros., Brinkton, Mo. Produce i: Lady Guileless 128936; b June 8, 1901; s. Adversity 59341 ; d. Dimple 94801; Br. John C. Wood & Son, Monroe City, Mo.; Ex. Dette Bros., Brinkton, Mo. Produce 2: Maries Guileless 161719; b. Dec. 15, 1902; s. Sotham 89871; d. Dimple 94801 ; Br. and Ex. Dette Bros., Brinkton, Mo. SECTION 33- Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 4931. Steer. Goldsmith 173555; b. June 13, 1902; s. Gold Bug 83451; d. Daisy 62459; Br. Minier Bros., Craig, Neb.; Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4932. Steer: Breckenridge 140148; b. April I, 1902; s. Chillicothe 58545; Br. and Ex. Egger Hereford Cattle Co., Appleton City, Mo. 4933. Steer: Fine Lad 146740; b. April 28, 1902; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; d. Florenza 56850; Br. Geo. P. Henry, Goodenow, 111.; Ex. S. L. Brock, Macon, Mo. SECTION 34- Steer or spayed heifer, eighteen and un- der twenty-four months. ist 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 4934. Steer: Sandy 160002; b. Nov. 36, 1902; s. Benjamin Wilson 63282; d. Lucile 89251; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4935. Steer: Burnsides; b. Oct. 8, 1902; s. Beau Donovan 133272; d. Bright Duchess 23d 66587; Br. and Ex. Gud- gell & Simpson, Independence, Mo. I 4936, Steer: Silver Lad; b. Nov. 26, 1902; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; d. Silicia 71794; Br. Geo. P. Henry, Goodenow, 111.; Ex. S. L. Brock, Macon, Mo. SECTION 35- Steer or spayed heifer, twelve and un- der eighteen months. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 4937. Steer: Gladwin 2d 176117; b. June 7, 1903; s. Gladiator 69531; d. Emblem 891 11; Br. and Ex. S. L. Brock, Macon, Mo. 4938. Steer: Lydos; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Lord Saxon 89312; d. Lassie 2d 47049; Br. and Ex. Mrs. E. S. Cross, Emporia, Kan. - 162 SECTION 36. Steer or spayed heifer, six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 4939. Steer: Good Enough 4th 179239; b. Oct. 27, 1903; s. Good Enough 3d 1 19934; d. Janie 35242; Br. and Ex. O. Harris, Harris, Mo. 4940. Steer: Best Lad 178367; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. Kansas Lad Jr. 75104; d. Blessing 7th 7^727', Br. Geo. P. Henry, Goodenow, 111.; Ex. S. L. Brock, Ma- con, Mo. 4941. Steer: Bonita 183195; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Lord Saxon 89312; d. Betsy 70852; Br. and Ex. Mrs. Kate Cross, Emporia, Kan. . SECTION 27- Steer or spayed heifer, under six months. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 4942. Steer: Snowball; b. Jan. i, 1904; s. Lord Saxon 89312; d. Snowdrop 108935; Br. and Ex. Mrs. E. S. Cross, Emporia, Kan. 4943. Steer: Dispersor 187346; b. Feb. 22, 1904; s. Disturber 139989; d. Sally 58574; Br. and Ex. S. L. Brock, Ma- con, Mo. SECTION 40. Steer or spayed heifer, eighteen and un- der twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 4944. Steer: Little Joe; b. Sept. 10, 1902; s. Beau Douglass 92>27y, Ex. S. L. Brock, Macon, Mo. 4945. Keep On's Real 103359; Br- and Ex. Mrs. E. S. Cross, Emporia, Kan. SECTION 42. Steer or spayed heifer, six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 25 4946. Steer: High Ball; b. Sept. 26, 1903; s. Gold Dust 97967; Br. S. I. Brook, Macon, Mo. 4947. Steer: -Pretty Face; Br. W, S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. 4948. Steer: Black Diamond; Br. W, S. Van Natta & Son, Fowler, Ind. Class 2 7 — Aberdeen-Angus. SECTION I. Bull, three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 4951. Mayer of Alta 2d 38552; Ex. A. C. Binnie, Alta, la. 4952. Lucy's Prince 46181 ; b. Dec. 22, 1900; s. Ringmaster 34134; d. Lucy Estill 2d 17441; Br. L. McWhorter, Aledo, 111.; Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedarville, O. 4953« Enterprise of Advie 72071; b. Jan. I, 1900; s. Kidnaper 3481 1; d. "Erica 4" of Advie 55723; Br. John Grant, Advie Mains, Advie, Scotland; Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. 4954. Lord Fretful 62234; b. May 7, 1900; s. Eblito 50098; d. Lady Frisky 34771; Br. G. M. Grant, Ballindalloch, Scot- land; Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. 4955- Woodlawn Blackbird Lad 35103; b. May 15, 1899; s. Lord Woodlawn 26475; d. Blackbird of Woodlawn 2d; Br. B. R. Pierce, Creston, 111.; Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa C\ty, la. 4956. Verdo 44178; b. Aug. 20, 1900; s. Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Val- entia B 17417; Br. and Ex. Collins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. 4957. Prince Lorgie 58622; b. Marct 31 1901; s. Bion 36986; d. Pride of Lorgie 50042; Br. G. M. Grant, Ballindalloch, Scotland; Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. 4958. Fearless Lad 45831; b. Jan. 10, 1901; s. Heather Lad of Emerson 2d 19049; d. Fair Helen 27907; Br. A. C. Binnie, Alta, la.; Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. 4959. Engraver of Drumin 62239; b. April II, 1901; s. Essex of Minmore 50073; d. Envy of Drumin 533o8: Br. W. M. Skinner, Drumin Ballindalloch, Scotland; Ex. M. A. Judy Williams- port, Ind. 4960. Black Monarch of lUington 2d 62483; b. July 15, 1902; s. Black Jam 21149; d. Blackwood 7th 23383; Br. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111.; Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. 163 - 4961. Juba of Morlich 62233; b. March 20, 1900; s. Rover of Craibstone 55014; d. Jemima 15th of Morlich 61718; Br. George Cran, Morlich, Towie, Scot- land; Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. 4962. Western Star 46345; b. Dec. 29, 1900; s. He's a Star 31370; d. Quality of Meadowbrook 33429; Br. D. Brad- fute & Son, Cedarville, O.; Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison. la. 4963. Blackbird of Edgewood 2d 45993; b. Feb. IS, 1901; s. Edgewood Hero 36492; d. Dolly Blackbird 3d 20056; Br. Palmer & Palmer, Princeton, 111.; Ex. Charles J. Off, Peoria, 111. 4964. Sunflower Gay Lad 48974; b. Mar. 24, 1901 ; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sun- flower Mona 30771; Br. and Ex. Park- er, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. 4965. Pretoria 38986; b. April 4, 1900; s. McHenry King 2d 26064; d. Pride McHenry 4th 20318; Br. W. A. Mc- Henry, Denison, la.; Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. - 4966. Crown Bearer 40106; b. Sept. 25, 1900; s. 2d Mayor of Estill 22071; d. Alva of Paris C 22793; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. 4967. Silific 47017; b. Feb. 9, 1901; s. Pacific 34821; d. Silvia 4th 22765; Br. Anderson & Findlay, Lake Forest, III.; Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. 4968. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; b. Sept. 3, 1900; s. Lord Woodlawn 26475; d. Minnie McHenry 6th 20331; Br. Chas. Escher & Sons, Botna, la.; Ex. J, O. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. 4969. Prairie View Artist 39749; b. Feb. 21, 1900; s. Hero Estill 3d 23693; d. Prairie View Maid 19231; Br. Watson Bros., Judson, Mo.; Ex. C. J. Williams, Harris, Mo. SECTION 2. Bull — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 4973. Clyde Anderson 57093; b. Jan. 28, 1902; s. Blackbird Teddy 39202; d. Al- pha Beauty 33659; Br. and Ex. H. H. Anderson, Laredo, Mo. 4974. Park Hero 53470; b. Sept. 16, 1901; s. Blackbird Hero 14494; d. Tressie 2d 24355; Br. Haley Bros., Harris, Mo.; Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. 4975. Zaire the Great 49792; b. Nov. 2, 1901; s. Black Jam 21 149; d. Spring- field Zara 31078; Br. S. E. Lantz, Car- lock, 111.; Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. 4976. Prince Ito 2d 54471; b. May 25, 1902; s. Prince Ito 50006; d. Pride of Aberdeen 121st 50191 ; Br. M. A. Judy, Williamsport, Ind.; Ex, C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. 4977. Censor 52882; b. Nov. 10, 1901; s. loth Laird of Estill 26230; d. Coquette McHenry 4th 17497; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. 4978. Sir Novice 49775; b. Jan. 14, 1902; s. Wanted 30707; d. Novice McHenry 2d 28440; Br. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la.; Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. 4979. King of Willowlawn 3d 62793; b. July 12, 1902; s. Pretoria 38986; d. Blackbird of Compton 2d 13959; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophets- town, 111. N 4980. Errolline's Rosegay 49769; b. Oct. 7, 1901; s. Rosegay 30708; d. Gardner Aileen 2d 37578; Br. C. H. Gardner, Blandinville, 111.; Ex. J. B. Withers, Missouri City, Mo. SECTION 3- Bull — Eighteen and under twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 4984. Clare Anderson 66639; b. Jan. 6, 1903; s. Blackbird Teddy 39202; d. La- redo Nell 2d 38234; Br. and Ex. H. H. " Anderson, Laredo, Mo. 4985. Gay Lad M 3d 63225; b. Oct. 28, 1902; s. Gay Lad 19538; d. Maggie Estill 2d 17435; Br. Thomas Mattm- son Jr., S. Charleston, Ohio; Ex D. P.rpjfute & Son, Cedarville, Ohio. 4986. Kmg of the Rovers 72076; b. Mar. I, ;rand Boy of Preston 63322; d. Dandy (if Langshatt 60275; Br. Chas. W. Schroeter, Billingshurst, Sussel, Eng.; Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. 5005. Purchaser 72617; b. Aug. 19, 1903; s. Prince Lorgie 58622; d. Pridelia 22151; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Es- till, Mo. 5006. Valas Rosegay 63745; b. May 2, 1903; s. Rosegay 30708; d. Vala 37888; Br. and Ex. C. H. Gardner, Blandins- ville, 111. 5007. Gay Rover 72077 (21972) ; b. Mar. 9, 1903; s. Just Rover of Morlich 2d 72070; d. Gipsy of Ballintomb 2d 72054; Br. Geo. R. Sharp, Blackford Perth, Scotland; Ex. M. A. Judy. Beecher, 111. 5008. Budwiser 64124; b. July 31, 1903; s. Lord Fretful 62234; d. Black Em- press of Aborgeldie 62232; Br. and Ex. \l. A. Judy, Williamsport, Ind. 5009. Ecuador 64454; b. Jan, 31. 1903; s. Equestor 50215; d. Epaulet 5021 1; Br. John S. Goodwin, Chicago, 111..; Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. 5010. Maple Leaf Soke 66924; b. April 4, 1903; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Felicia 42258; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. 501 1. Baden Lad 61883; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. loth Laird of Estill 26230; d. Black- bird McHenry 13th 23942; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. 5012. Gay Lad Matilda 67381; b. April 10, 1903; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Matilda of Emerson 4th 30635; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. 5013. Proud Fellowman 3d 66565; b. June 27, 1903; s. Proud Fellowman of Ab- erlour 34761; d. Pride of the Lake 2d 20915; Br. J. Tyson & Co. Est., Red- wood Falls, Minn.; Ex. Charles J. OflF, Peoria, 111. 5014. Happy Lad 63772; b. May 16, 1901; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sunflower Hope 27933; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. 5015. Lord of Willowlawn 71941; b. May 23, 1903; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Pride 3d of Keillor 29275; Br. M. T. Brown, Davenport, la.; Ex. E. Rey- nolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. 5016. Blarney of Clover Lawn 60300; b. March 24, 1903; s. Black Knight of Estill 9th 33624; d. Dolly Blackbird 7th 25121; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley. Mt. Pleasant, la. 5017. Rosegay of Spring Creek 66384; b. July 3, 1903; s. Kates Aldine 48719; d. Blooming Gay Rose 50628; Br. C. H. Gardner, Blandinsville, 111.; Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. ';oi8. Grapewood Nelson 71209; b. June 21, 1903; s. Philo 46111; d. Prairie Maggie 25381; Br. Robert D. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo.; Ex. W. J*. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. 5019. Barbaras Ito 67516; b. July 12, 1903; s. Prince Ito 50006; d. Woodlawn Barbaras 2d 44072; Br. B. R. Pierce, Creston, 111.; Ex. Harry Weissinger & Son, Shelbyville, Ky. SECTION 5- Bull — Six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5023. Post Script Vol. 14; Ex. A. C. Binnie. Alta, la. 5024. Elmore Vol. 14; Ex. A. C. Binnie, Alta, la. 5025. Louis Meadowbrook Vol. XIV; 72.159; b. Sept. 27, 1903; s. Lucy's Prince 46181; d. Lilac of Meadowbrook 20279; Br. and Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedarville, O. i 165 5026. Lord Lister 70065; b. Jan. 5, 1904; s. Blocky Fellow 40588; d. Pride of Highland Co. 47140; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. 5027. Early Hill Noble 68064; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. Lord Fretful 62234; d. Wood- lawn Nance 45960; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callahan. Helena, Ky. 5028. Early Hill Judge 68061; b. Oct. a. 1903; s. Lord Fretful 62234; d. Jessie C 26926; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Calla- han, Helena, Ky. 5029. Directum 72305; b. Sept. 2, 1903; s, Prileno 60280; d. Coquette 15th of Allendale 37391; Br. and Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. 5030. Prim 72620; b. Oct. 31, 1903; s. Prince Lorgie 58622; d. Pride of Lab- bucks 58621; Br. and Ex. H. W. El- liott, Estill, Mo. 5031. Park Hero 2d 72218; b. Nov. 16, 1903; s. Coqufeld 40462; d. Tressie 2d 2435s; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. 5032. Key 72172; b. Nov. 12, 1903; s. Barbaras Rosegay 46164; d. Key of Chicago 24459; Br- and Ex. C. H. Gard- ner, Blandinsville, 111. 5033. Beechero 72745; b. Nov. 12, 1903; s. Eliminator of Ballindalloch 50237; d. Blackbird of Woodlawn 9th 48821; Br. and Ex. M. A. Judy, Beecher, 111. 5034. Jural 64429; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Eros of Linwood 2d 46173; d. Jilt 17th 41592; Br. and Ex. C. J. Martin, Chur- dan, la. 5035. Choice Goods 7i6:;^i;, b. Oct. 10, 1903; s. Proteros 36980; d. Coquette of Denison i8th 38967; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. 5036. Rosegay Lad 70259; b. Nov. 20, 1903; s. Barbara's Rosegay 46164; d. Aldine Bird 45651; Br. C. H. Gardner, Blandinsville, 111.; Ex. McLachlan Bros. & Johnson, Estill. Mo. 5037. Newton King 72398; b. Oct. 21, 1903; s. loth Laird of Estill 26230; d. Queen of Denison 44th 46136; Br. Louie Ailland, Newton, la.; Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. 5038. Prides Bird 66569; b. Oct. 15, 1903; s. Blackbird of Edgewood 2d 45993; d. Pride of Denison i6th 34882; Br. and Ex. Charles J. Ofif, Peoria, 111. 5039. Blackbird Man 72244; b. Dec. 2, 1903; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Blackbird Emerson 2d 39516; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophets- town, 111. 5040. Prince of Spring Creek 72181; b. Jan. 31, 1904; s. Silific 47017; d. Cedar Lake Cora Z^yoy, Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. 5041. Wallace 2d of Hayti 69355; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Tulu of Sunnyside 19550; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger El Dara, 111. 5042. Prince of Hayti 69354; b. Sept. 6, 1903; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Gardner Josie 27862; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger El Dara, 111. 5043. Grapewood Nimrod 72591; b. Oct. 10, 1903; s. Blackwood Emir 42762; d. Grapewood Nosegay 2d 20976; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. 5044. Upland Favorite 65915; b. Oct. 25, 1903; s. Prairie View Artist 39749: d. Lucy Favorite 302,73; Br. and Ex. C. J. Williams, Harris, Mo. 5045. Pride Hero 66444; b. Aug. 2, 1903; s. Gay Hero 33412; d. Pride of Esk- mount 50221; Br. Weissinger & O'Ban- non, Shelbyville, Ky. ; Ex. Harry Weis- singer & Son, Shelbyville, Ky. SECTION 6. Bull — Under six months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5049. Bristol of Meadowbrook; Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedarville, Ohio. 5050. Knight Brilliant 71267; b. April 18, 1904; s. Blocky Fellow 40588; d. Kentucky Barbara 47741; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. 5051. Early Hill Magic 68065; b. Jan. i, 1904; s. Lord Fretful 62234; d. Marie of A-Ieadowbrook 25095; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. 5052. Park Good Enough 2d 72219; b. Jan. 3, 1904; s. Coqufeld 40462; d. Hebe of Haley 42665; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. 5053. Perfect Hale Lad 70005; b. March 14, 1904; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Jennie of Westerfowlis i8o8r; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. 5055. Heather Bird B 72247; b. Feb. 27, 1904; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Keillor Heather nth 38505; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. 5057. General Wellington 72248; b. May 17, 1904; s. Pretoria 38986; d. Ida Well- ington 22494; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. 5058. Crown Me 71774; b. March 8, 1904; s. Crown Bearer 40166; d. Medea of Millsland 21760; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. 5059. Lord Amherst 72348; b. April 20, 1904; s. Black Bell Boy 2d 52592; d. Antelope Stli of Woodlawn 34440; Br. and Ex. W. B. Smith. Sedalia, Mo. 5060. Brook 3d of Spring Creek 72182; b. April 3, 1904; s. Silific 47017; d. Lady Brooks 28518; Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humbolt, Neb. 5061. Hummer of Hayti 69920; b. April 4, 1904; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Keillor Heather loth 38503; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger El Dara, 111. - 166 5062. Fred of Hayti 69918; b. March 20, 1904; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. K's Favorite 26895; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. 5063. Bluegrass Ridge King 72177; b. Feb. 4, 1904; s. Justino 35112; d. Mabel 2d W 25881; Br. and Ex. J. B. With- ers, Missouri City, Mo. SECTION 7- Cow — Three years old or over. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 5067. Queenly of Greenview 34131; b. Oct. 17, 1898; s. Duke of Marlborough 22827; d. Wanda of Greenview 20671; Br. L. McWhorter, Aledo, 111.; Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedarville, Ohio. 5068. Maple of Minmore 72072; b. Dec. 15, 1900; s. Blackwood of Anchorachan 62190; d. Maple of Anchorachan 72040; Br. John S. Smith, Glenlivet, Ballin- dalloch, Scotland; Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. 5069. Aggie C. 26417; b. June 20, 1897; s. Leroy of Meadow Brook 21467; d. Agnes C. 22613; Br. A. V. Courtright, Greencastle, Ohio; Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. 5070. Queen Mother 7th of Drumfuergul 62252; b. Dec. 3, 1899; s. Bismarck of Mountblairy 62135; d. Queen Mother 4th of Drumfuergul; Br. Wm. Wilson, Coynachie, Cartly, Scotland; Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. 5071. Blackbird of Denison 31st 38949; b. Oct. 5, 1899; s. Heather Blackbird 203-^3; d. Blackbird of Turlington 2d 1 1588: Br. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la.; Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. 5072. Valerie 3d 42306; b. Feb. 15, 1900; s. Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Valerie 24955; Br. and Ex. Collins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. 5073. Pridever 39692; b. Dec. 21, 1899; s. Polar Star 22867; <^J- Pridelia 22151; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. 5074. Pride of Labbucks 58621; b. Dec. 22, 1899; s. Breckan 58528; d. Pride of Langshott 58531; Br. John H. Bridges, Langshott, Harley, Eng. ; Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. 5075. Golden Flora 38749; b. Oct. 7, 1899; s. McHenry Pride 4th 26074; d. Flora of Glendale 2d 22859; Br. W. S. Karnaghan, Clarinda, la.; Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. 5076. Helen of Haley 42662; b. May 26, 1900; s. Blackbird Hero 14494; d. Duchess Helen 13379; Br. Haley Bros., Harris, Mo.; Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. 5077. Lulian Windsor 42943; b. Feb. 28, 1900; s. Black Jam 21 149; d. Lulu of Creston 10848; Br. S. E. Lantz, Car- lock, 111.; Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. 5078. Maple Leaf Gay Lass 42247; b. Sept. 23, 1900; s. Maple Leaf Dewe\^ 31779; d. Leith Belle 27900; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas Hamilton, Mo. 5079. Blackbird 24th 44725; b. Dec. 10, 1900; s. Black Monarch of Emerson 30331; d. Blackbird nth 22653; Br. John S. Goodwin, Chicago, 111.; Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. 5080. Prairie Farm Khiva 34097 ; b. Aug. 5, 1899; s. Rudyard 26548; d. Minnie of Prairie Farm 25198; Br. E. M. Castle, Buffalo Prairie, 111.; Ex. J. C. Martin, Churdan, la. 5081. Blackbird McHenry 13th 23942; b. Nov. 14, 1895; s. Heather Lad 4th 16747; d. Blackbird McHenry 2d 13745; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry. Denison, la. 5082. Gay Rose Princess 46163; b. Fein 14 1901; s. Rosegay 30708; d. Elva 2d 21209; Br. C. H. Gardner Blandinsville, Ills.; Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. 5038. Mons Meg of Langleys 61653; b. March 15, 1901; s. Lord Monken 60233; d. Black Beauty of Roos 60227; Br. W. Nevile Tufnell Chelmsford, Essex, Eng.; Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. 5084. Sunflower Sweet Violet 49667; b. March 6, 1901 ; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sunflower Mable 25009; Br. R. L. Mil- ton, Stafford, Kans.; Ex. Parker, Par- rish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. 5085. Sunflower Mary 3d 48985; b. July I, 1901; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sunflower Mary 30776; Br. and Ex. Parker, Par- rish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. 5086. Heather Bloom Eclipser 29567; b. Oct. 17, 1897; s. Moon Eclipser 8635; d. Heather Bloom of Evergreen 17657; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. 5087. Vala 37888; b. July 7, 1899; s. Em- ulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Valentia B. 17417; Br. Collins Dysart, Nachusa, la.; Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. 5088. Lady Ideal 20th 37392; b. Nov. 7, 1899: s. Eulalie's Eric 15568; d. Lady Ideal 7th 20498; Br. Anderson & Find- lay, Lake Forest, 111.; Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt. Neb. 5089. Cedar Lake Cora 3370?; b. Dec. 25 1898; s. Royal Eric of Cedar Lake 26819; d. Croppy of Cedar Lake 23051; Br. N. G. Daughmer Douglas, 111.; Ex. M. M. Sterns. Humboldt, Neb. 167 5090. Grapewood Ceres 49068; b. March 21, 1901; s. McHenry King i8th 32480; d. Grapewood Kate 21922; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. 5091. Vera Pride 20596; b. Dec, 16, 1903; s. Prince Alvan 12460; d. Dora Pride 9258; Br. John Harvey, Bloomfield, la.; Ex. C. J. Williams, Harris, Mo. 5092. Cowslip Daisy 4th 21289; b. March 10, 1894; s- Lengthy Duke 11313; d. Cowslip of Hillhurst 6926; Br. Palmer & Palmer, Princeton, 111.; Ex. C. J. Williams, Harris, Mo. 5093. Modesty 27291; b. Feb. 19, 1897; s. Harry Gow 21004; d. Fannie of Wal- nut Hill 12907; Br. John Banon, Fay- ette, Mo.; Ex. Harry Weissinger & Son, Shelbyville, Ky. SECTION 8. Heifer — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5 th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 5097. Dehlia I 4th 57092; b. Jan 15, 1902; s. Blackbird Teddy 39202; d. Dehlia I 18138; Br. and Ex. H. H. Anderson, Laredo, Mo. 5098. Broadus Heather 54291; b, March 20, 1902; s. Fond Lad Z'ZZ^T^ d. Heather Gaiser 31820; Br. John L. Gaiser, Charleston, 111.; Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedarville, Ohio. 5099. Her Majesty of Cullen 72073; b. Jan. 2, 1902; s. Portsnian of Aberlour 50173; d. Fair Marie 72042; Br. Caro- line Seafield, Cullen, Banfif, Scotland; Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. 5100. Kate of Highland Co. 5381 1; b. Feb. 16 1902; s. Faultless 29065; d. Columbiana 19229 Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown Hillsboro, Ohio. 5101. Pride of Aberdeen 71st 52732; b. Nov. 28, 1901; s. Heather Lad of Em- erson 2d 19049; d. Pride of Aberdeen 55th 23466; Br. A. C. Binnie, Alta, la.; Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. 5102. Early Hill Onward 49656; b. Oct. 25, 1901; s. Gruntington Hero 2691 1; d. Ola C. 32179; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. 5103. Blackbird Favorite 2d 59234; b. March 7, 1902; s. Black King of Wood- lawn 31008; d. Blackbird Favorite 31007; Br. Stanley R. Pierce, Creston, 111.; Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. 5104. Valienne 55875; b. Nov. 7, 1901; s. Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Val- entia B. 17417; Br. and Ex. Collins Dysart, Nacliusa, III. 5105. Valerie 4th 58751; b. May 27, 1902; s. Junior Judge 35113; d. Valerie 2d 35673; Br. and Ex. Collins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. 5106. Elga of Langshott 66306; b. Feb. 15 1902; s. Cider Cup of Skegby 66304; d. Elga 6th 66305; Br. John H. Bridges, Horley, Surrey, Eng. ; Ex. H. W. El- liott, Estill, Mo. 5107. Empress Janet 2d 62964; b. Sept 5, 1902; s. Black Knight of Estill 17433; d. Empress Jest 22922; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. 5108. Park Jennet 55844; b. Nov. 10, 1901; s. Blackbird Hero 14494; d. Jen- net's Favorite ZZTSZ'y Br. Haley Bros., Harris, Mo.; Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. 5109. Zara M. 541 13; b. Jan. 25, 1902; s. Gay Lad 19538; d. Zara 9th 24462; Br. Thomas Mattinson, So. Charleston!^ Ohio; Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Car- lock, 111. 5110. Maple Leaf Couquette 2d 57931; b. May 9, 1902; s. Maple Leaf Dewey 31779; d. Hazel Dell 23101; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. 5111. Lucy of Carlston 61752; b. Jan. 19, 1902; s. Eliminator of Ballindal- loch 50237; d. Juliet of Carlston 61687: Br. W. S. Adamson, Brechin Torfar, Scotland; Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. 5112. Blackbird 26th 54457; b. Oct. 7, 1901; s. Black Monarch of Emerson 30331; d. Blackbird 12th 22654; Br. M. A. Judy, Williamsport, Ind.; Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. 51 13. Erica McHenry 3d 52880; b. Oct. 17, 1901; s. loth Laird of Estill 26230; d. Eone Elliott ZZ7AZ\ Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. 51 14. Blackbird McHenry 45th 54144; b. Dec. 23, 1901; s. Proteros 36980; d. Blackbird McHenry 7th 20324; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenrv, Denison, la. 5115. Snowflake 2d of Kirkbridge 64016; b. June 8, 1902; s. Loiterer 63959; d. Snowflake of Kirkbridge 63987; Br. John Wm. Earle, Darlington, Durham, Eng.; Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. 51 16. Sunflower Happy 3d 54371; b. May 9, 1902; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sunflower Hope 27933; Br. and Ex. Parker, Par- rish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. 5117. Ida's Lady 53110; b. Dec. 30, 1901; s. Blue Belles Eclipser 39514; d. Ida Wellington 22494; Br. and Ex. E. Rey- nolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. 5118. Alva of La Crew 2d 52018; b. Nov. I, 1901; s. 2d Mayor of Estill 22071; d. Alva of Paris C. 22798; Br. and Ex,. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. 51 19. Marguerite of S. C. 56886; b. Feb. 14, 1902; s. Weeto 3629s; d. Jaguenetta loth 25268; Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. 168 5120. Lady Ideal of Spring Creek 56889; b. Aug.. 2, 1902; s. Elberfeld 34799; d. Lady Ideal 20th 37392; Br. Anderson & Findlay, Lake Forest, 111.; Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. 5121. Grapewood lo 62701; b. July 6, 1902; s. McHenry King i8th 32480; d. Grapewood Kilda 26456; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. 5122. Black Queen Vera 53416; b. Jan. II, 1902; s. Gay Burns 34439; d. Vera Pride 20596; Br. C. H. Gardner, Bland- insville, Ills.; Ex. C. J. Williams, Har- ris, Mo. 5123. Weissinger's Pride 55352; b. July 19, 1902; s. Black Woodlawn 42088; d. Pride of Heatherton 24445; Br. B. R. Pierce, Creston, 111.; Ex. Harry Weis- singer & Son, Shelbyville, Ky. SECTION 9. Heiffer — Eighteen and under twenty- four months. 1st 2d 3d 4th Sth 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 5127. Lucia of Meadowbrook 63599; b. Oct. 2, 1902; s. Valiant Knight 2d 29331; d. Lilac of Meadowbrook 20279; Br. and Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedar- ville, Ohio. 5128. Miss Bell of Highlands Co. 58070; b. Jan 21, 1903; s. Faultless 29065; d. Lady Brook of Beechland 21355; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. 5129. Fay Bloom 56500; b. Nov. 8, 1902; s. Western Star 46345; d. Agnes Heather Bloom 45881; Br. and Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. 5130. Glenfoil Rose 63480; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. Black Woodlawn 42088; d. Dolly Copeland 42389; Br. Mike Don- ohoe, Holbrook, la.; Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. 5131. Damask of Nachusa 3d 65685; b. Dec. 7, 1902; s. Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Damask of Nachusa 24953; Br. and Ex. Collins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. 5132. Pridequerry 58624; b. Dec. 2, 1902; s. Equerry of Ballindalloch 45903; d. Pride of Labbucks 58621; Br. John H. Bridges, Langshott, Horley, Eng. ; Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. 5133. Ezzella 62975; b. Dec. 26, 1902; s. Black Knight of Estill 17433; d- Eva Elliott 13346; Br. and Ex. H. W. El- liott, Estill, Mo. 5134. Pride of Park 64100; b. Sept. 15, 1902; s. Nabob of Lakeside 21887; d. Pride of Aberdeen Farm 8734; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris. Mo. 5135. Jennet of Park 64101; b. Sept. 16, 1902; s. Nabob of Lakeside 21887; d. Jennette's Favorite 33758; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. 5136. Fivy of Heatherton 2d 641 10; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. Black Monarch of Em- erson 30331; d. Fivy 3d 21691; Br. M. A. Judy, Williamsport, Ind.; Ex. M. P. & S. N. Lantz, Carlock, 111. 5137. Maple Leaf Maud 57933; b. Sept. 18, 1902; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Maid 42233; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. 5138. Blochcap 2d 641 14; b. Oct. 11, 1902; s. Bloch Monarch of Emerson; d. Blackcap 12th; Br. M. A. Judy, Wil- liamsport, Ind.; Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. 5139. Ruth of Cherokee 2d 64308; b. Jan. 6, 1903; s. Woodlawn Blackbird Lad 35103; d. Ruth McHenry 4th 22296; Br. Cantine Bros. & Stevenson, Guimby, la.; Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. 5140. Abbess McHenry 5th 61871; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. loth Laird of Estill 26230; d. Abbess McHenry 22d 22305; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. 5141. Coquette McHenry 61880; b. Nov. 18, 1902; s. loth Laird of Estill 26230; d. Coquette McHenry 4th 17497; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. 5142. Metz Princess 64131; b. Sept. 20, 1902; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Primrose of Fairview 26305; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller. Metz, la. 5143. Metz Wanda 3d 64132; b. Oct. i, 1902; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Wanda 2d 29249; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. 5144. Rutger Mina 2d 64994; b. Nov. i, 1902; s. Expand 3063d: d. Mignonne 7th 23742; Br. Charles E. Sutton, Rus- sell, Kans.; Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller. Hudson, Kans. 5145. Matilda P. 62796; b, Oct. 19, 1902; s. Pretoria 38986; d. Matilda Welling- ton 23534; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. 5146. Alva of La Crew 3d 59379; b. Oct. 16, 1902; s. Black Knight of Estill 9th; d. Alva of Paris C. 22798; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, Mo. 5147. Pride 2d of Clover Lawn 59377'. b. Sept. 5, 1902; s. Day Lad Seeley 33^62: d. Pride of La Crew 24539; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. 5148. Josie of Spring Creek 66380; b. Jan 9, 1903; s. Silific 47017: d. Jaqu- enetta 25268; Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. 5149. Janquenetta of Spring Creek 66378; b. Dec. 14,1902; s. Silific 47017; d. Jaquenetta 9th Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns. Humboldt, Neb. 5150. Heather of Hayti 60953; b. Jan. i, 1903; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Keillor Heather loth 38503; Br. and Ex. J. C. Strubinger, El Dara, III. 169 5151. Viola of Hayti 60952; b. Oct. 21, 1902; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Viola of Walunt Groves 30749; Br. and Ex. J. C. Strubinger. El Dara, 111. 5152. Grapewood Europa 62704; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. McHenry King i8th 32480; d. Grapewood Nosegay 12477; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton. Mo. 5153. Grapewood Venus 62705; b. Oct. 28, 1902; s. McHenry King i8th 32480; d. Grapewood Julia 21921; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. SECTION 10. Heifer — Twelve and under eighteen months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5157. Blanche 4th of Meadow Brook; b. Jan. 6, 1903; s. Valiant Knight 2d 29331; d. Belle 2d of Meadow Brook 29254; Br. and Ex. D. Bradfuts & Son, Cedarville, Ohio. 5158. Martha Raymond 62765; b. June 9, 1903; s. Faultless 29065; d. Kentucky Barbara 47741; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. 5159. Earlyhill Ontop 62504; b. April 9, 1903; s. Grantington Hero 2691 1; d. Ola C. 32179; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callaham, Helena. Ky. 5160. Earlyhill Trilby 65362; b. June 28, 1903; s. Grantington Hero 2891 1; d. Trilby C. 22636; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callaham, Helena, Ky. 5161. Inverness Fern 63334; h. June 2, 1903; s. Western Star 46345; d. Inver- ness Flowers 35650; Br. and Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. 5162. Valgerda 68157; b. June 18, 1903; s. Emulus of Keiller Park 26280: d. Valantia B. 17417; Br. and Ex. Collins Dysart Nachusa, 111. 5163. Valdie 4th 68158; b. June 20, 1903; s. Junior Judge 351 13: d. Valdie 32295; Br. and Ex. Collins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. 5164. Hazelle 70626; b. April 30, 1903; s. Prince Lorgie 58622; d. Helane 44860; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Es- till, Mo. 5165. Zara 26th 68275; b. March 18, 1903; s. Black Monarch of Emerson 30331; d. Springfield Zara 31078; Br. and Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. 5166. Black Errolline 68276; b. March 25, 1903; s. Black Monarch of Emer- son 30331; d. Edgewood Errolline 29888; Br. and Ex. M. P. & S. E. I.antz. Carlock, 111. 5167. Maple Leaf Clarice 66923; b. March 9, 1903; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Bracelet 42237: Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton. Mo. 5168. Cora Coquette 62590; b. June 5, 1903; s. Eros of Linwood 2d 46173; d. Maplehurst Coquette 53764; Br. and Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. 5169. Mable E. Heatherbloom 63627; b. Aug. 12, 1903; s. Eros of Linwood; 46123; d. Heather Mabel 33551; Br. and Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. 5170. Queen McHenry 47th 61884; b. Jan. 15, 1903; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Queen McHenry 5th 17400; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. 5171. Jamima of Shoestanes 61675; b. Jan. 3, 1903; s. Erica Lad 58507; d. Jemima 35th of Morlich 61629; Br. William Mathison Heriot Edinburg, Scotland; Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. 5172. Sunflower Lady Stewart 63771; b. March 28, 1903; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sunflower Ella Stewart 2d 30798; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. 5173. Sunflower Queen 63770; b. Feb. 20, 1903; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sun- flower Chicago Queen 40007; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parish & Aliller, Hudson, Kans. 5174. May Pride 62798; b. Jan. 22, 1903; s. Pretoria 38986; d. May Escher 2d 28892; Br. and Ex. E. Rejmolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. 5175. Evadale 85875; b. July 25, 1903; s. Gay Lad 19538; d. Eva M. 35794: Br. Thos. Mattinson, Jr., South Charleston, la.: Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. 5176. Williamsdale Little Lady 64167; b. Feb. 12, 1903: s. Zairi 40553; d. Wil- liamsdale Lady 33087; Br. R. S. Wil- liams, Liberty. Mo.; Ex. C. J. Wil- liams, Harris, Mo. 5177. Bluegrass Ridge Eva 63064; b. March 15, 1903: s. Justino 35112: d. Mable 2d W. 25881: Br. and Ex. J. B. Withers, Missouri City, Mo. SECTION 11. Heifer — Six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5181. Eileen Lass Vol. 14; Ex. A. C. Binnie, Vista, la. 5182. Twill of Meadow Brook 72460; b. Dec. 23, 1903; s. Lucy's Prince 46181; d. Tweed of Meadow Brook 48291; Br. and Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedar- ville, O. 5183. Bara of Highland Co. 70062; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. Blocky Fellow 40588; d. Aggie C. 26417; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, O. 5184. Earlyhill Fancy 2d 68062; b. Oct. 10, 1903; s. Grantington Hero 2691 1: d. Fancy Queen 42705; Br. and Ex. Otto Callaham, Helena, Ky. 170 — 5185. Priquetta 72306; b. Dec. 20, 1903; s. Western Star 4635; d. Pride of Langshott 60274; Br. and Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. 5186. Nosegay Fancy 5th 71929; b. Nov. 10, 1903; s. Emulue of Keillor Park 26280; d. Nosegay Fancy 28915; Br. and Ex. Collins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. 51887. Matilda Howard 22 79621; b. Nov. 4, 1903; s. Justover 55625; d. Matilda Howard 9513; Br. and Ex. H. W. El- liott, Estill, Mo. 5188. Entree 22618; b. Sept. 2, 1903; s. Prince Lorgie 58622; d. Eone Elliott 2d 50887; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. 5189. Park Jannet 2d 72217; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Coqufald 40462; d. Janett's Favorite 33753; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. 5190. Park Euphemia 3d 72216; b. Sept. 30, I903;_s. Coqufeld 40462; d. Park Euphemia 51564; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo^ 5191. Key of Highlington 72744; b. Oct. 12, 1903; s. Eliminator of Ballindal- loch 50237; d. Kenwood 18478; Br. and Ex. M. A. Judy, Beecher, 111. 5292. Zara 26th; b. March 12, 1903; s. Black Monarch of Emerson 30331; d. Springfield Zara 31078; Br. and Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz. Carlock, 111. 5193. Black Erroline 68276; b. March 25, 1903; s. Black Monarch of Emer- son 30331; d. Edgewood Erroline 29888; Br. and Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. 5194. Maple Leaf Med 66929; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Maid 42233; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. 5195. Blackbird 30th 71697; b. Nov. 27, 1903; s. Black Monarch of Emerson 30331; d. Blackbird 12th 22654; Br. M. A. Judy, Beecher, 111.; Ex. C. J. Mar- tin, Churdan, 111. 5196. Floretta of Cherokee 71979; b. Oct. 23, 1903; s. Woodlawn Blackbird Lad 35103; d. Floretta of Emerson 4th 30631; Br. Cantine Bros., Steven- son, Quimby, la.; Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. 5197. Barbara McHenry 71666; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. loth Lord of Estil 26230; d. Barbara of Denison 46117; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. 5198. Barbara McHenry 14th 71677; b. Dec. 29, 1903; s. Eliminator of Bal- lindalloch 50237; d. Barbara McHenry 13th 32488; Br. and Ex. W. A. Mc- Henry, Denison, la. 5199. Metz Novice 2d 72551; b. Sept. 30, 1903; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Novice McHenry 22d 28440; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. 5200. Metz Ogarita 2d 72550; b. Sept. 20, 1903; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Ogarita 2d 23793; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. 5201. Blackbird of the Alps 66567; b. Sept. 22, 1903; s. Blackbird of Edg- wood 2d 45993; d. Blackbird of Denison 32d 38957; Br. Charles J. Off, Peoria, 111. 5202. Pride of Griveland 7 19 14; b. Dec. 16, 1903; s. Proud Fellowman of Ab- erlour 34761; d. Pride of the Gem 8th 30524; Br. and Ex. Charles J. Off, Peoria, 111. 5203. Sunflower Knight's Pride 69995 ; b. ! Feb. 16. 1903; s. Woodlawn Knight 2d : 40228; d. Pride of Ellinwood 12285; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hud- son, Kans. 5204. Barbara B. 3d 72239; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Bessie Sharp 46565; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. 5205. Heather Queen 2d 72243; b. Oct. 9, 1903; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d, Queen 7th of Lakeside 32659; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. 5206. Rose of Sharon 22d 65879; b. Oct. 7, 1903; s. Crown Bearer 40106; d. Folly of Osborne 46440; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. 5207. New Year's Less 66949; b- J^"- ^» 1904; s. Black Knight of Estill 9th 33624; d. Alva of Paris 6th 22798; Br. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. 5208. Lady Ideal 2d of Spring Creek 66387; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Silific 47017: d. Lady Ideal 20th 37392; Br. and Ex. M. M. Stern, Humboldt, Neb. 5209. Coquette 2d of Spring Creek 66389; b. Dec. 2, 1903; s. Silific 47017; d. Coquette 4th of Slendale 47017; Br. and Ex. M. M. Stern, Humboldt, Neb. 5210. Pride 2d of Hayti 69352; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Pride of Aberdeen S0196; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. 521 1. Grapewood Ivy 72592; b. Jan. 4, 1904; s. McHenry King i8th 32480; d. Grapewood Lily 40164; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. 5212. Grapewood Odessa 72590; b. Sept. 2, 1903; s. McHenry King i8th 32480; d. Grapewood Nosegav 12477; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. 5213. Upland Aileen 2d 72122; b. Sept. 23, 1903; s. Cedar Lake Baron 33705; d. Roselawn Blue Bell 6th 46940; Br. and Ex. C. J. Williams, Harris, Mo. 5214. Bluegrass Ridge Queen 66514; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Blackbird Baron of Advie 50188; d. Queen Lora 41031; Br. T. J. McCreary, Highland, Kan.; Ex. J. B. Withers, Missouri City, Mo. - 171 - SECTION 12. Heifer — Under six months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5218. Mina of Alta 5th Vol. 14. 5219. Winnie of Meadowbrook 72461; b. Jan. 17, 1904; s. Lucy's Prince 46181; d. Winsome of Meadowbrook 46283; Br. and Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedarville, Ohio. 5220. Highland Co. Velma 72434; b. June 9, 1904; s. Faultless 29065; d. Flossy of Beechland S1271; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, O. 5221. Earlyhill Queen 2d 68068; b. Jan. 28, 1904; s. Lord Fretful 62234; d- Queen Mother 7th of Drumfurgul 62252; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. 5222. Marguerite D. 72307; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Western Star 46345; d. Dandy of Langshott 60275; Br. and Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. 5223. Blackbird 32d 72746; b. Jan. 7, 1904; s. Engraver of Drumin 62239; d. Blackbird 26th 54457; Br. and Ex. M. A. Judy, Beecher, 111. 5224. Maple Leaf Lunette 72251; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Jacinth 33265; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. 5225. Pride McHenry 38th 71679; b. Jan. 4, 1904; s. Bobbie Dobbs 46104; d. Pride of Denison 20th 46108; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. 5226. Home Dale Blackbird 3d 72798; b. April 10, 1904; s. Black King of Wood- lawn 31008; d. Blackbird 3d of Green- view 46923; Br. Silas Igo, Palmyra, la.; Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. 5227. Os Barbara 71915; b. Feb. 27, 1904; s. Blackbird of Edgewood 2d 45993; d. Pearl Sharp 46563; Br. and Ex. Charles J. Off, Peoria, 111. 5228. Sunflower Jilt 2d 70003; b. March 8, 1904; s. Hale Lad 30645: d. Jilt nth 29972; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kans. 5229. Sunflower Happy 4th 70008; b. April 16, 1904; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sunflower Hope 27933; Br- and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. 5230. Mary B 72246; b. Jan. 12, 1904; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Mary Gwynne 26362; Br. and Ex. E. Rey- nolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. 5231. Heather Queen 3d 72245; b. Jan. 3, 1904; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Queen Flora Forbes 39280; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. 5232. Victoria of Hayti 69919; b. March 25, 1904; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Victoria 2d of Vienna 24803; Br. and Ex. J. O. Stcubinger, El Dara, 111. 5233. Grapewood Clothe; b. April 12, 1904; s. Pride's Albion 5th 531 14; d. Grapewood Maude 19514; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. 5234. Upland Mina 72124; b. March 24, 1904; s. Juba of Morlich 62233; d. Miss Palmer 21280; Br. C. H. Gardner, Blandinsville, 111.; Ex. C. J. Williams, Harris, Mo. 5235. Upland Rose 2d 72123; b. Jan. 31, 1904; s. Lilly Pride Rosegay 48711; d. Rose of Emerson 4th 25463; Br. C. H. Gardner, Blandinsville, III.; Ex. C. J. Williams, Harris, Mo. SECTION 25. Bull — Two years old or over; cow, three years or over; heifer, two years and under three; heifer, one year and un- der two, and heifer, under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $125 $100 $80 $65 $55 HC C 4952. Bull: Lucy's Prince 46181; b. Dec. 22, 1900; s. Ringmaster 34134; d. Lucy Estill 2d 17441; Br. L. McWhorter, Aledo, 111.; Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Ce- darville, Ohio. Cow: Queenly of Greenview 34131; b. Oct. 17, 1898; s. Duke of Marl- borough 22827; d. Wanda of Green- view 20671; Br. L. McWhorter, Aledo, 111.; Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedarville, Ohio. Heifer: Broadus Heather 54291; b. March 20, 1902; s. Fond Lad 32327; d. Heather Gaiser 31820; Br. John L. Gaiser, Charleston, 111.; Ex. D. Brad- fute & Son, Cedarville, Ohio. Heifer: Lucia of Meadowbrook 63509; b. Oct. 2, 1902; s. Valiant Knight 2d 29331; d. Lilac of Meadowbrook 20279; Br. and Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedar- ville, Ohio. Heifer: Winnie of Meadowbrook 72461; b. Jan. 17, 1904; s. Lucy's Prince 46181; d. Winsome of Meadowbrook 46283; Br. and Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedarville, Ohio. 4953. Bull: Enterprise of Advie 72071; b. Jan. I, 1900; s. Kidnapper 34811; d. Erica 4th of Advie 55723; Br. John Grant, Advie Mains, Advie, Scotland; Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. Cow: Maple of Minmore 72072; b. Dec. 15, 1900; s. Blackwood of Anchor- achan 62190; d. Maple of Anchorachan 72040; Br. John S. Smith, Glenlivet, Ballindalloch, Scotland; Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, O. Heifer: Her Majesty of Cullen 72073; b. Jan. 2, 1902; s. Portsmen of Aber- loour 50173; d. Fair Marie 72042; Br. Caroline Seafield, Cullen Banff, Scot- land; Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, O. 172 Heifer: Miss Bell of Highland Co. 58070; b. Jan. 21, 1903; s. Faultless 29065; d. Lady Brook of Beechland 21355; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hills- boro, Ohio. Heifer: Bara of Highland Co. 70062; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. Blocky Fellow 40588; d. Aggie C 26417; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. 4954. Bull: Lord Fretful 62234; b. May 7, 1900; s. Eblito 50098; d. Lady Frisky 34771; Br. G. M. Grant, Ballindalloch, Scotland; Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. Cow: Queen Mother 7th of Drum- fuergul 62252; b- Dec. 3, 1899; s. Bis- marck of Mountblairy 62135; d. Queen Mother 4th of Drumfergul 62131; Br. William Wilson, Coynachie, Cartly, Scotland; Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Hel- ena, Ky. Heifer: Pride of Aberdeen 71st 52732; b. Nov. 28, 1901; s. Heather Lad of Emerson 2d 19049; d. Pride of Aber- deen 55th 23466; Br. A. C. Binnie, Alta, la.; Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena. Ky. Heifer: Early Hill Trilby 65362; b. June 28, 1903; s. Gruntington Hero 2691 1 ; d. Trilby C. 22636; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. Heifer: Early Hill Fancy 2d 68062; b. Oct. 10, 1903; s. Gruntington Hero 2691 1 ; d. Fancy Queen 42705; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. 4955. Bull: Woodlawn Blackbird Lad 35103; b. May 15, 1899; s. Lord Wood- lawn 26475; d. Blackbird of Woodlawn 2d 19320; Br. B. R. Pierce, Creston, 111.; Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. Cow: Blackbird of Denison 31st 38949; b. Oct. 5, 1899; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Blackbird of Tur- lington 2d 1 1588; Br. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la.; Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. Heifer: Blackbird Favorite 2d 59234; b. March 7, 1902; s. Black King of Woodlawn 31008; d. Blackbird Favorite 31007; Br. Stanley R. Pierce, Cres- ton, 111.; Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. Heifer: Glenfoil Rose 63489; b. Oct. 7, 1902: s. Black Woodlawn 42088; d. Dolly Copeland 42389; Br. Mike Don- ohoe, Holbrook, la.; Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa, City, la. Heifer: Marguerite D 72307; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Western Star 46345; d. Dandy of Langshott 60275; Br. and Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. 4956. Bull: Verdo 44178; b. Aug. 20, 1900; s. Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Valentia B 17417; Br. and Ex. Col- lins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. Cow: Valerie 3d 42306; b. Feb. 15, 1900; s. Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Valerie 24955; Br. and Ex. Collins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. Heifer: Valienne 55875; b. Nov. 7, 1901 ; s. Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Valentia B 17417; Br. and Ex. Col- lins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. Heifer: Valgerda 68157; b. June 18, 1903; s. Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Valentia B 17417; Br. and Ex. Col- lins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. Heifer: Nosegay Fancy 5th 71929; b. Nov. 10, 1903; s. Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Nosegay Fancy 28915; Br. and Ex. Collins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. 4957. Bull: Prince Lorgie 58622; b. March 31, 1901; s. Bion 36986; d. Pride of Lorgie 50042; Br. C. M. Grant, Bal- lindalloch, Scotland; Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Cow: Pridever 39692; b. Dec. 21, '1899; s. Polar Star 22867; d. Pridelia 22151; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Heifer: Elga of Langshott 66306; b. Feb. 15, 1902; s. Cider Cup of Skegdy 66304; d. Elga 6th 66305; Br. John H. Bridges, Horley Surrey, England; Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Heifer: Pridequerry 58624; b. Dec. 2, 1902; s. Equerry of Ballindalloch 45903; d. Pride of Labbucks 58621; Br. John H. Bridges, Langshott, Horley, England; Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Heifer: Matilda Howard 2d 72621; b. Nov. 4, 1903; s. Justover 58623; d. Ma- tilda Howard 9513; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. 4958. Bull: Fearless Lad 45831; b. Jan. 10, 1901; s. Heather Lad of Emerson 2d 19049; d. Fair Helen 27907; Br. A. C. Binnie, Alta, la.; Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Cow: Golden Flora 38749; b. Oct. 7, 1899; s. McHenry Pride 4th 26074; d. Flora of Glendale 2d 22859; Br. W. S. Karnaghan, Clarinda, la;; Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Park Jennet 55844; b. Nov. 10, 1901; s. Blackbird Hero 14494; d. Jennets Favorite 337531 Br. Haley Bros., Harris, Mo.; Ex. Elm Park Cat- tle Co., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Jennet of Park 64101; b. Sept. 16, 1902; s. Nabob of Lakeside 21887; d. Jennets Favorite 33753; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Park Jennet 2d 72217; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Coqufeld 40462; d. Jennets Favorite 33753; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. — 173 497=- Zaire the Great 40792; b. Nov. 2, 1901; s. Black Jam 21149; d. Spring- field Zara 31078; Br. S. ii. Lantz, Car- lock, 111.; Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. Cow: Lulian Windsor 42943; b. Feb. 28, 1900; s. Black Jam 21 149; d. Lulu of Creston 10848; Br. S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111.; Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. Heifer: Zara M. 54113; b. Jan. 25, 1902; s. Gay Lad 19538; d. Zara gth 24462; Br. Thomas Mattinson, S. Char- leston, Ohio; Ex M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. Heifer: Fivy of Heatherton 2d 64110; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. Black Monarch of Emerson 30331; d. Fivy 3d 21691; Br. M. A. Judy, Williamsport, Ind.; Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. Heifer: Queen Illington 5th 68jo3; b. Oct. 5, 1903; s. Zaire 12th 30108; d. Gaudy Queen 32603; Br. and Ex. M. P. §L S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. 4960, Bull: Black Monarch of Illing- ton 2d 62483; b. July 15, 1902; s. Black Jam 21149; d. Blackwood 7th 22283; Br. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111.; Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. Cow: Maple Leaf Gay Lass 42247; b. Sept. 23, 1900; s. Maple Leaf Dewey 31779; d. Leith Belle 27900; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. Heifer: Maple Leaf Coquette 2d 57931; b. May 9. 1902; s. Maple Leaf Dewey 31779; d. Hazell Dell 23101; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. Heifer: Maple Leaf Maud 57933; b. Sept. 18, 1902; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Maid 42233; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. Heifer: Maple Leaf Med 66929; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Maid 42233; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. 4961. Bull: Juba of Morlich 62233; b. March 20, 1900; s. Rover of Craibstone 55014; d. Jemima 15th of Morlich 61718; Br. George Cran, Morlich Towie, Scotland; Ex. C. J. Martin. Churdan, la. Cow: Blackbird 24th 44725; b. Dec. ID, 1900; s. Black Monarch of Em- erson 30331; d. Blackbird ilth 22653; Br. John S. Goodwin, Chicago, 111.; Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. Heifer: Blackbird 26th 54457; b. Oct. 7, 1901; s. Black Monarch of Emerson 30331; d. Blackbird 12th 22654; Br. M. A. Judy, Williamsport, Ind.; Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. Heifer: Blackcap 22d 64114; b. Oct. II, 1902; s. Black Monarch of Emer- son 30331; d. Blackcap 12th 24469; Br. M. A. Judy. Williamsport, Ind.; Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. Heifer; Florette of Cherokee 71979; b. Oct. 23, 1903; s. Woodlawn Black- bird Lad 35103; d. Floretta of Emer- son 4th 30631; Br. Cauntine Bros. & Stevenson, Quimby, la. 4962. Bull: Western Star 46345; b. Dec. 29, 1900; s. Hes A Star 31370; d. Qual- ity of Meadowbrook 33429; Br. D. Brandfute & Son, Cedarville, O.; Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Cow: Blackbird McHenry 13th 23942; b. Nov. 14, 1895; s. Heather Lad 4th 16747; d. Blackbird McHenry 2d 13745; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Deni- son, la. Heifer: Erica McHenry 3d 52880; b. Oct. 17, 1901; s. loth Laird of Estill 26230; d. Eone Elliott 33743; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Heifer: Abbess McHenry 5th 61871; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. loth Laird of Es- till 26230; d. Abbess McHenry 2d 22305; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Heifer: Baraba McHenry 17th 71666; b. Oct. 4th, 1903; s. loth Laird of Es- still 26230; d. Barbara of Denison 15th 46117; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. 4978. Bull: Sire Novice 49775; b, Jan. 14, 1902; s. Wanted 30707; d. Novice McHenry 22d 28440; Br. E. .T. Davis, Iowa City. la.; Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz. la. Cow; Gay Rose Princess 46163; b. Feb. 14, 1901 ; s. Rosegay 30708; d. Elva 2d 21209; Br. C. H. Gardner, Blandinsville, 111.; Ex. W. J. Miller. Metz, la. Heifer: Snowflake 2d of Kirkbridge 64016; b. June 28. 1902; s. Loiterer 63959; d. Snowflake of Kirkbridge 63987; Br. John William, Earl Darling- ington, Durham, England; Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. Heifer: Jemima of Shoestanes 6167=;; b. Jan. 3d 1903; s. Erica Lad 58507: d. Jemima 35th of Morlich 61629: Br. Wm. Mathison, Heriot, Edinburgh, Scotland; Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. Heifer: Metz Ogarita 2d 72550; b. Sept. 20, 1903; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Ogarita 2d 23793; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. 4964. Bull: Sunflower Gay Lad 48974; b. March 24, igoi; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sunflower Mona 30771; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. Cow: Sunflower Sweet Violet 49667; b. March 6, 1901; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sunflower Mabel 25009; Br. Parker, Milton, Stafford, Kan.; Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. 174 Heifer: Sunflower Happy 3d 54371; b. May 9, 1902; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sunflower Hope 27933; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. Heifer: Rutger Mina 2d 64094; b. Nov. I, 1902; s. Expand 30634; d. Mignonne 7th 23742; Br. Charles E. Sutton Rus- sell, Kan.; Ex. Parker, Parrish & Mil- ler, Hudson, Kan. Heifer: Sunflower Knights Pride 69995; b. Feb. 16, 1904; s. Woodlawn Knight 2d 40223; d. Pride of Ellin- wood 12285; Br. and Ex. Parker, Par- rish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. 4979. Bull: King of Willowlawn 3d 62793; b. July 12. 1902: s. Pretoria 38986; d. Blackbird of Compton 2d 13959; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Cow: Heather Bloom Eclipser 29567; b. Oct. 17, 1897; s. Moon Eclipser 8635; d. Heather Bloom of Evergreen 17657; Br. and Jix. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Heifer: Ida's Lady 53110; b. Dec. 30, T901; s. Blue Bell's Eclipser 39514; d. Ida Wellington 22494; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Heifer: May Pride 62798; b. Jan. 22, 1903; s. Pretoria 38986; d. May Escher 2d 28893: Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Heifer: Mary B 72246; b. Jan. 12, 1904; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Mary Gwynne 26362; Br. and Ex. E Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. 4965. Bull: Pretoria 38986; b. April 4, 1900; s. McHenry King 2d 26064; d. Pride HcHenry 4th 20318; Br. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la.; Ex. E. Rey- nolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Cow: Heather Bloom Eclipser 29567; b. Oct. 17, 1897; s. Moon Eclipser 8635; d. Heather Bloom of Evergreen 17657; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Proph- etstown, 111. Heifer: Ida's Lady 531 10; b. Dec. 30, 1901; s. Blue Bells Eclipser 39514; d. Ida Wellington 22494; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. May Pride 62798; b. Jan. 22, 1903; s. Pretoria 38986; d. May Escher 2d 28893; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Heifer: Mary B. 72246; b. Jan. 12, 1904; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d- Mary Gwynne 26362; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. 4966. Bull: Crown Bearer 40106; b. Sept. 25, 1900; s. 2d Mayor of Estill 22071; d. Alva of Paris C. 22798; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. Cow: Vala 37888; b. July 7, 1899; s. Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Val- entia B 17417; Br. Collins Dysart, Na- chusa. 111.; Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. Heifer: Alva of La Crew 2d 52018; b. Nov. I, 1901; s. 2d Mayor of Estill 22071; d. Alva of Paris C 22798; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. Heifer: Pride 2d of Clover Lawn 59377; b. Sept. 5, 1902; s. Gay Lad Seeley 33862; d. Pride of La Crew 24539; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. Heifer: Rose of Sharon 2d 65879; b. Oct. 7, 1903; s. Crown Bearer 40106; d. Roses Folly of Osborne 46446; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. 4967. Bull: Silific 47017; b. Feb. 9, 1901; s. Pacific 34821 ; d. Silvia 4th 22765; Br. Anderson & Findlay, Lake Forest, 111.; 5x. M. M. Sterns. Humboldt, Neb. Cow: Lady Ideal 20th 37392; b. Nov. 7, 1899; s. Eulalies Eric 15568; d. Lady Ideal 7th, 20498; Br. Anderson & Find- lay, Lake Forest, 111.; Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. Heifer: Lady Ideal of Spring Creek 56889; b. Aug. 2, 1902; s. Elberfeld 34799; d. Lady Ideal 20th, 37392; Br. Anderson & Findlay, Lake Forest, 111.; Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. Heifer: Jaguenetta of Spring Creek 66378; b. Dec. 14, 1802; s. Silific 47017; d. Jaguenetta 9th 24852; Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. Heifer: Lady Ideal 2d of Spring Creek 66378; b. Dec. 14, 1902; s. Silific 47017; d. Lady Ideal 20th, 37399; Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. 4969. Bull: Prairie View Artist 39740; b. Feb. 21, 1900; s. Hero of Estill 3d 23693; d. Prairie View Maid 19231; Br. Watson Bros, Judson, Mo.; Ex. C. J. Williams, Harris, Mo. Cow: Cowslip Daisy 4th 21289; b. Mar. 10, 1894; s. Lengthy Duke 11313; d. Cowslip of Hillhurst 6926; Br. Palmer & Palmer, Princeton, 111.; Ex. C. J. Williams, Harris, Mo. Heifer: Black Queen Vera 53416; b. Jan. II, 1902; s. Gay Burns 34439; d. Vera Pride 20596; Br. C. H. Gardner, Blandinsville, 111.; Ex. C. J. Williams, Harris, Mo. IJeifer: Williamsdale Little Lady 64167; b. Feb. 12, 1903; s. Zaire 17th 40553; d. Williamsdale Lady 33087; Br. R. S. Williams, Liberty, Mo.; Ex. C. J. Williams, Harris, Mo. Heifer: Upland Aileen 2d 72122; b. .Sept. 23, 1903; s. Cedai Lake Baron 33705; d. Roselawn Blue Bell 6th 46940; Br. and Ex. C. J. Williams, Harris, Mo. - 175 - SECTION 26. Bull— Under two years old; two heifers one year and under two, and two heifers under one year. I St 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $55 $45 $40 HC C 1:025. Bull Louis of Meadowbrook 72459; b. Sept. 27, 1903; s. Lucy's Prince 46181- d. Lilac of Meadowbrook 20279; Br. and Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedar- vilie, O. ^ , ^ Heifer: Lucia of Meadowbrook 63599; b Oct. 2, 1902; s. Valiant Knight 2d 29331; d. Lilac of Meadowbrook 20279; Br and Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedar- vilie, O. , , ,. , Heifer: Blanche 4th of Meadowbrook 63612; b. Jan. 6, 1903; s. Valiant Knight 2d 29331; d. Bell 2d of Meadowbrook 29254; Br. and Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedarville. Ohio. Heifer: Twill of Meadowbrook 72460; b. Dec. 23, 1903; s. Lucy's Prince 46181; d. Tweet of Meadowbrook 48294; Br. and Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedarville, O. . , ^, , u y. Heifer: Winnie of Meadowbrook 72461; b. Jan. 17, 1904; s. Lucy's Prince 46181; d. Winsome of Meadowbrook 46283; Br. and Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedarville, O. 4986. Bull: King of the Rovers 72076; b. March i, 1903; s. Just Rover of Morlich 2d 72070; d. Coral of Wyrley 72067; Br. Geo. R. Sharp, Blackford Perth, Scotland; Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. Heifer: Miss ^ell of Highlands Co. 58070; b. Jan. 21, 1903; s. Faultless 29065; d. Lady Brook of Beechland 21355; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hills- boro. Ohio. , ^ r u Heifer: Martha Raymond 62765; b. June 9, 1903; s. Faultless 29065; d. Kentucky Barbara 47741 ; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, O. Heifer: Bara of Highland Co. 70062; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. Blocky Fellow 40588; d. Aggie C 26417; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, O. Heifer: Highland Co. Velma 72434', b. June 9, 1904; s. Faultless 29065; d. Flossy of Beechland 51271; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, O. 5002. Bull: Early Hill Catchy 62506; b June 4, 1903; s. Lord Fretful 62234; d. Cissy Ida 62246; Br. M. A. Judy, Beecher, 111.; Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. Heifer: Early Hill On Top 62504: b. April 9, 1903; s. Gruntington Hero 26911; d. Ola C. 32179; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. Heifer: Early Hill Trilby 65362; b. June 28, 1903; s. Gruntington Hero 2691 1 ; d. Trilby C. 2236; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. Heifer: Early Hill Fancy 2d 68062; b. Oct. 10, 1903; s. Gruntington Hero 2691 1 ; d. Fancy Queen 42705; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. Heifer: Early Hill Queen 2d 68068: j b. Jan. 28. 1904; s. Lord Fretful 62234; I d. Queen Mother of Drumfurgul 62252; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. 5004. Bull: Morone 63326; b. Jan. 2, 1903; s. Errand Boy of Preston 63322; d. Dandy of Langshott 60275; Br. Chas. W. Schroeter Billingshurst, Sussex. Eng.; Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. Heifer: Fay Bloom 56500; b. Nov. 8, 1902; s. Western Star 46345; d. Agnes Heather Bloom 45881; Br. and Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. Heifer: Glenfoil Rose 63489; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. Black Woodlawn 42088; d. Dolly Copeland 42389; Br. Mike Dono- hoe, Holbrook, la.; Ex. E. T. Davis. Iowa City, la. Heifer: Prizetta 72306; b. Dec. 20, 1903; s. Western Star 46345; d. Pride of Langshott 2d 60274; Br. and Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa, City, la. Heifer: Marguerit? D. 72307; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Western Star 46345; d. Dandy of Langshott 60275; Br. and Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. 4987. Bull: Luckiness 62968; b. Sept. 22, 1902; s. Black Knight of Estill 17433; d. Lucky Duchess 15475; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Heifer: Ezella 62975; b. Dec. 26, 1902: s. Black Knight of Estill 17433; d. Eva Elliott 13346; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Heifer: Hazelle 70626; b. April 30, 1903; s. Prince Lorgie 58622; d. Helane 44860; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Es- till, Mo. Heifer: Matilda Howard 2d 72621; b. Nov. 4, 1903; s. Justover 58623; d. Matilda Howard 9513; Br. and Ex H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Heifer: Entree 72618; b. Sept. 23, 1903; s. Prince Lorgie 58622; d. Eone Elliott 2d 50887: Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. 4988. Bull: Park Good Enough 64269; b. Nov. 3, 1902; s. Coqufeld 40462; d. Hebe of Haley 42665; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Pride of Park 64100; b. Sept." 15, 1902; s. Nabob of Lakeside 21887; d Pride of Aberdeen Farm 8734; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. 176 Heifer: Jennet of Park 64101; b. Sept. 16, 1902; s. Nabob of Lakeside 21887; d. Jennet's Favorite 33753; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Park Jennet 2d 72217; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Coqufeld 40462; d. Jennet's Favorite 33753; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co.. Harris, Mo. Heifer: Park Euphemia 3d 72216; b. Sept. 30, 1903; s. Coqufeld ,40462; d. Park Euphemia 51564; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattel Co., Harris, Mo. 5052. Bull: Park Good Enough 2d 72219; b. Jan. 3, 1904; s. Coqufeld 40462; d. Hebe of Haley 42665; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Jennet of Park 64101; b. Sept. 16, 1902; s. Nabob of Lakeside 21887; d. Jennet's Favorite 33753; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Pride of Park 64100; b. Sept. 15, 1902; s. Nabob of Lakeside 21887; d. Pride of Aberdeen Farm 8734; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Park Jennet 2d 72217; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Coqufeld 40462; d. Jennet's Favorite 33753; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris. Mo. Heifer: Park Euphemia 3d 72216; b. Sept. 30, 1903; s. Coqufeld 40462; d. Park Euphemia 51564; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. 4989. Bull: Zaire 22d 62484; b. Sept. 25, 1902: s. Eric Rosebud 42949; d. In- dianapolis Zara 36010; Br. and Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz. Carlock, 111. Heifer: Fivy of Heatherton 2d 64110; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. Black Monarch of Emerson 30331; d. Fivy 3d 21691; Br. M. A. Judy, Williamsport, Ind.; Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. Heifer: Zara 26th 68275; b. March 18, 1903; s. Black Monarch of Emerson 30331; d. Springfield Zara 31078; Br. and Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. Heifer: Queen Illington 5th 68293; b. Oct. 5, 1903; s. Zaire 12'th 30108; d. Gaudy Queen 32603; Br. and Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. Heifer: Rose of Illington 68300; b. Dec. 27, 1903; s. Zaire 12th 30108; d. Lucy Lottie 21852; Br. and Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. 4990. Bull: Maple Leaf Dale 57940; b. Nov. 22, 1902; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Bess 31777; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton. Mo. Heifer: Maple Leaf Maud 57933; b. Sept. 18, 1902; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Maid 42233: Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton. Mo. Heifer: Maple Leaf Clarice 66923; b. March 9, 1903; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Bracelet 42237; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. Heifer: Maple Leaf Med 66929; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Corrector 42256; d. jNIaple Leaf Maid 42233; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. Heifer: Maple Leaf Lunette 72251; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Jacinth 33265; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. 5034. Bull: Jural 64429; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Eros of Linwood 2d 46173; d. Jilt 17th 41592; Br. and Ex. C. J. Mar- tin. Churdan, la. Heifer: Blochcap 22d 64114; b. Oct. 12, 1902; s. Black Monarch of Emer- son 30331; d. Blackcap 12th 24469; Br. M. A. Judy, Williamsport. Ind.; Ex. C. A. Martin, Churdan. la. Heifer: Ruth of Cherokee 2d 64308; b. Jan. 4, 1903; s. Woodlawn Blackbird Lad 35103; d. Ruth McHenry 2d 22296; Br. Cantine Bros. & Stevenson, Quim- by, la.; Ex. C. A. Martin, Churdan, la. Heifer: Blackbird 30th 71697; b. Nov. 27- 1903; s. Black Monarch of Emerson 22654; d. Blackbird 122 22654;- Br. M. A. Judy, Beecher, 111.; Ex. C. A. Mar- tin, Churdan, la. Heifer: Froletta of Cherokee 71797; b. Oct. 23, 1903; s. Woodlawn Black- bird Lad 35103; d. Floretta of Emer- son 4th 30631; Br. Cantine Bros., Stevenson Quimbj^ la.; Ex. C. A. Mar- tin, Churdan, la. 501 1. Bull: Baden Lad 61883; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. loth Laird of Estill 26230; d. Blackbird McHenry 13th 23942; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Heifer: Abess McHenry 5th 61871; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. loth Laird of Estill 26230; d. Abess McHenry 2d 22305; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Heifer: Queen McHenry 47th 61884: b. Jan. 15, 1903; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Queen McHenry 5th 17490; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Heifer: Barbara McHenry 17th 71666; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. lOth Laird of Estill 28230; d. Barbara of Denison 15th 461 17; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Heifer: Pride McHenry 38th 71679; b. Jan. 4, 1904; s. Bobbs 46104; d. Pride of Denison 20th 46108; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. 5012. Bull: Gay Lad Matilda 67381; b. April 10. 1903; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Matilda of Emerson 4th 30635; Br. and Ex. W. A. Miller, Metz, la. Heifer: Jemima of Shoestanes 61675; b. Jan. 3, 1903; s. Erica Lad 50507; d. Jemima 35th of Morlich 61629; Br. Wm. Matchison, Hericot, Edinburgh, Scotland; Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. - 177 - Heifer: Metz Wanda 3d 64132; b. Oct. I, 1902; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Wanda 2d 29249; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. Heifer: IMetz Ogarita 2d 72550; b. Sept. 20, 1903; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Ogarita 2d 23793; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. Heifer: Metz Novice 2d 72551; b. Sept. 30, 1903; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Novice McHenry 2d 28440; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. 4991. Bull: Japan Ito 56383; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. Prince Ito 50006; d. Jilt nth 29972; Br. John S. Goodwin, Chicago, 111.; Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hud- son, Kan. Heifer: Rutger Mina 2d 64094: b. Nov. I, 1902; s. Expand 30634; d. Mignonne 7th 23742; Br. Charles E. Sutton, Rus- sell, Kan.; Ex. Parker, Parrish & Mil- ler, Hudson, Kan. Heifer: Sunflower Lady Stewart 63771; b. Mch. 28, 1903; s. Hale Lad 30645;' d. Sunflower Ella Stewart 2d 30798; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. Heifer: Sunflower Happy 4th 70008; b. April 16, 1904; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sunflower Hope 27933; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. Heifer: Sunflower Knights Pride 69995; b. Feb. 16, 1904; s. Woodlawn Knight 2d 40223; d. Pride of Ellinwood 12285; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. 4992. Bull: Matilda's Pride 62797; d. Nov. 10, 1902; s. Pretoria 38986; d. Matilda Lad 41686; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Heifer: Matilda P. 62796; b. Oct. 19, 1902; s. Pretoria 38986; d. Matilda Wellington 23534; Br. and Ex. E. Rey- nolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Heifer: May Pride 62798; b. Jan. 22, 1903; s. Pretoria 38986; d. May Esch- er 2d 28893: Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Heifer: Mary B 72246; b. Jan. 12, 1904; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Mary Gwynne 26362; Br. and Ex. E. Rey- nolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Heifer: Heather Queen 2d 72243; b. Oct. 9, 1903; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Queen 7th of Lakeside 32659; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Proph- etstown, 111. 4993. Bull: Blackbird Ito 641 16; b. Oct. 25, 1902: s. Prince Ito 50006; d. I'.lack- bird 15th 29400; Br. M. A. Judy, West Lebanon, Ind.; Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. Heifer: Alva of LaCrew 3d 59379; b. Oct. 16, 1902; s. Black Knight of Es- till 9th 33624; d. Alva of Paris C. 22798; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. Heifer: Pride 2d of Clover Lawn 59377; b. Sept. 5, 1902; s. Gay Lad Seeley 33862; d. Pride of La Crew 24539; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. Heifer: Rose of Sharoi) 2d 65879; b. Oct. 7, 1903; s. Crown Bearer 40106; d. Roses Folly of Osborne 46446; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. Heifer: New Year's Lass 66949: b. Jan. I, 1904; s. Black Knight of Estill 3^624; d. A'lva of Paris C. 22798; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. 4994. Bull: Conqueror of Spring Creek 66379; b. Jan. I, 1903; s. Silific 47017; d. Couquette 4th of Allendale 29434; Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. Heifer: Jaquenetta of Spring Greek 66378; b. Dec. 14, 1902; s. Silific 47017: d. Jaquenetta 9th 24859; Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. Heifer: Josie of Spring Creek 66380; b. Jan. 9, 1903; s. Silific 47017; d. Ja- quenetta loth 25268; Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt. Neb. Heifer: Lady Ideal 2d of Spring Creek 66389: b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Silific 47017: d. Lady Ideal 20th 37392; Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt. Neb. Heifer: Coquette 2d of Spring Creek 65389; b. Dec. 2, 1903; s. Silific 47017; d. Coquette 4th of Allendale 29484; Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns. Humboldt. Neb. 5061. Bull: Hummer of Hayti 69920; b. April 4. 1904: s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Keillor Heather loth 38503: Br. and Ex. J. C. Strubinger. El Dara. 111. Heifer: Heather of Hayti 60952; b. Jan. I, 1903; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Keillor Heather loth 38503; Br. and Ex. J. C. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. Heifer: Viola- of Hayti 60952; b. Oct. 21, 1902; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Viola of Walnut Grove 30749; Br. and Ex. J. C. Strubinger. El Dara, 111. Heifer: Pride 2d of Hayti 69352; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Pride of Aberdeen 50198; Br. and Ex. J. C. Strubinger, El Dara. 111. Heifer: Victoria of Hayti 69919: b. March 25, 1904; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Victoria jd of Vienna 2.^803; Br. and Ex. J. C. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. 5018. Bull: Grapewood Nelson 71239; b. June 21, 1903; s. Philo 46111; d. Prairie Maggie 25381; Br. Robert Tarpin, Car- rollton. Mo.; Ex. W. J. Turpin, Car- rollton. Mo. 178 Heifer: Grapewood Venus 62705; b. Oct. 28, 1902; s. McHenry King i8th 32480; d. Grapewood Julia 21921; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton,, Mo. Heifer: Grapewood Europa 62704; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. McHenry King i8th 32480; d. Grapewood Rosegay 12477; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. Heifer: Grapewood Ivy 72592; b. Jan. 4, 1904; s. McHenry King i8th 32480; d. Grapewood Billy 40164; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. Heifer: Grapewood Clothe 72593; b. April 12, 1904; s. Pride's Albion 5th 531 14; d. Grapewood Maude; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. SECTION 27. Bull — Two years old or over; cow, three years or over; Heifer, two years and under three; Heifer, one year and un- der two, and Heifer, under one year; females to be of exhibitor's breeding. $200. 4956. Bull: Verdo 44178; b. Aug. 20, 1902; s. Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Valentine B. 17417; Br. and Ex. Collins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. Cow: Valerie 3d 42306; b. Feb. 15, 1900; s. Emulua of Keillor Park 26280; d. Valerie 26955; Br. and Ex. Collins, Dysart, Nachusa, 111. Heifer: Valienne 55875; b. Nov. 7, 1901; s. Emulus of Keillor Park 28280; _d. Vanentia B. 17417; Br. and Ex. Collins Dysart, Nachusa. 111. Heifer: Valgerda 68157; b. June 18, 1903; s. Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Valentia B. 17417; Br. and Ex. Col- lins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. Heifer: Nosegay Fancy 5th 71929; b. Nov. 10, 1903; s. Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Nosegay Fancy 28915; Br. and Ex. Collins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. 4957. Bull: Prince Lorgie 58622; b. March 31, 1901; s. Boin 36986; d. Pride of Lorgie S0042; Br. G. M. Grant, Sal- lindalloch, Scotland; Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Cow: Pridever 39692; b. Dec. 21, 1899; s. Polar Star 22867; d. Pridalia 22151; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Heifer: Empress Janet 2d 62964; b. Sept. 5, 1902; s. Black Knight of Es- till 17433; d. Empress Jast 22922; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott. Estill, Mo. Heifer: Ezzelle 62975; b. Dec. 25, 1902; s. Black Knight of Estill 17438; d. Eva Elliott 13364; Br. and Ex. H. W. El- liott, Estill, Mo. Heifer: Matilda Howard 2d 72621; b. Nov. 4, 1903; s. Justover 58623: d. Ma- tilda Howard 9513; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. 4988. Bull: Park Good Enough 64269; b. Nov. 3, 1902; s. Coqufeld 40462; d. Hebe of Haley 42665; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Cow: Helen of Haley 42662; b. May 26, 1900; s. Blackbird Hero 14494; d. Duchess Helen 13879; Br. BaiU.y Bros., Harris, Mo.; Ex. Elm Park Cat- tle Co., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Park Jennet 55844; b. Nov. 10, 1901; s. Blackbird Hero; d. Jennet's Favorite 23752; Br. Bailey Bros., Har- ris, Mo.; Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Jennet of Park 64101; b. Sept. 16, 1902; s. Nabob of Lakeside 21887; d. Jannet's Favorite 33758; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Park Jennet 2d 72217; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Coqufeld 40462; d. Jennet's Favorite 53753; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. 4960. Bull: Black Monarch of Illington 2d 62483; b. July 15, 1902; s. Black Jam 21 140; d. Blackwood 7th 23383; Br. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111.; Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. Cow: Maple Leaf Lass 42247; b. Sept. 23, 1900; s. Maple Leaf Dewey 91778; d. Leith Belle 27900; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. Heifer: Maple Leaf Coquette 2d 57931; b. May 9, 1902; s. Maple Leaf Dewey; d. Hazel Dell 23101; Br. and Ex. Ber- ry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. Heifer: Maple Leaf Maud 57933; b. Sept. 18, 1902; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Maid 42233; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton. Mo. Fleifer: Maple Leaf Med 66929: b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Maid 42233; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. 4962. Bull: Western Star 46345; b. Dec. 29, 1900: s. He's a Star 31370; d. Qual- ity of Meadow Brook 33429; Br. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedarville, O.; Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Cow: Blackbird McHenry 13th 23842: s. Heather Lad 4th 18747; d. Blackbird McHenry 2d 13746; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Heifer: Erica McHenry 3d 52880; b. Oct. 17, 1901; s. loth Laird of Estill 26230; d. Eone Elliott 33743; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenrv, Denison, la. Heifer: Abbess McHenry 5th 61871; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. loth Laird of Estill 28230; d. Abbess McHenry 2d 22305; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Heifer: Barbara McHenry 17th 71666: h. Oct. 4, 1903; s. loth Laird of Estill 28230; d. Barbara of Dennison 15th 46117; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. 179 - 4977- Bull: Censor 52882; b. Nov. 10, 1901; s. loth Laird of Estill 28230; d. Coquette McHenry 4th 17497; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Cow: Heifer: Blackbird McHenry 24th 54144: b. Dec. 23, 1901; s. Porteros 38980; d. Blackbird McHenry 7th 20324; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Heifer: Queen McHenry 47th 61884; b. Jan. 15, 1903; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d- Queen McHenry 5th 17490; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Heifer: Barbara McHenry i8th 71677; b. Dec. 29j 1903; s. Eliminator of Bal- lindalloch; d. Barbara McHenry 13th 32488; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. 5964. Bull: Sunflower Gay Lad 48974; b. March 24, 1901; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sunflower Mona, 30771; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kans. Cow: Sunflower Mary 3d 48985; b. July I, 1901; s. Hale Lad 30648; d. Sunflower Mary 30776; Br. and Ex. Parker, Par- rish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. Heifer: Sunflower Happy 3d S437i; b. May 9, 1902; s. Hale Lad 30646; d. Sunflower Hoper 27933: Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kans. Heifer: Sunflower Queen 63770; b. Feb. 20, 1903; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sun- flower Chicago Queen 40007; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kans. Heifer: Sunflower Happy 4th 70008; b. April 16, 1904; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sunflower Hope 27935; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kans. 4979. Bull: King of Willowlawn 3d 62793; b. July 12, 1902; s. Pretoria 38986; d. Blackbird of Compton 2d 13959; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Cow: Heather Bloom Eclipser 29567; b. Oct. 17, 1897; s. Moon Eclipser 8645; d. Heather Bloom of Evergreen 17657; Br. and Ex. E. Reyn'oTids & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Heifer: Ida's Lady 53110; b. Dec. 30. 1901; s. Blue Bell's Eclipser 39514; d. Ida Wellington 22494; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Heifer: May Pride 62798; b. Jan. 22, 1903: s. Pretoria 38986; d. May Escher 2d 28893; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Heifer: Mary B. 72246; b. Jan. 12, 1904; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Mary Gwynne 28362; Br. and Ex. E. Rey- nolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. SECTION 28. Bull—Under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, and two Heif- ers, under one year; females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. ^ $200. 5025. Bull: Louis of Meadow Brook 72459; b. Sept. 27, 1903; s. Lucky's Prince 46181; d. Dilac of Meadow Brook 20279; Br. and Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedarville, Ohio. Heifer: Lucia of Meadow Brook 63599; b. Oct. 2, 1902; s. Valiant Knight 2d 29331; d. Lilac of Meadow Brook 20279; Br. and Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedarville, Ohio. Heifer: Blanche 4th of Meadow Brook 63612; b. Jan. 6, 1903; s. Valiant Knight 2d 29221; d. Belle 2d of Meadow Brook 29254; Br. and Ex. D. Bradfute & So,n, Cedarville, Ohio. Heifer: Twill of Meadow Brook 72460; b. Dec. 23, 1903; s. Lucy's Prince 46181; d. Tweed of Meadow Brook 48294; Br. and Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedar- ville, Ohio. Heifer: Winnie of Meadow Brook 72461; b. Jan. 17, 1904; s. Lucy's Prince 46181; d. Winsome of Meadow Brook 46283; Br. and Ex. D. Bradfute & Son, Cedarville, Ohio. 4986. Bull: King of the Rovers 72076; b. March i, 1903; s. Just Rover of Murlich 2d 72070; d. Coral of Wyrley 72967; Br. George R. Sharp, Black- ford, Perth, Scotland; Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. Heifer: Miss Bell of Highland 58070; b. Jan. 21, 1903; s. Faultless 29065; d. Lady Brock of Beechland 21355; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. Heifer: Martha Raymond 62765; b. June 9, 1903; s. Faultless 29065; d. Ken- tucky Barbara 47741; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. Heifer: Bara of Highland Co. 70062; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. Blocky Fellow 40588; d. Aggie C. 26417; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. Heifer: Highland Co. Velma 72434; b. June 9, 1904; s. Faultless 29065; d. Flossie of Beechland 57271; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. 5002. Bull: Earlyhill Catchy 62506; b- June 4, 1903; s. Lord Fretful 52234; d. Lassy Ida 62246; Br. M. A. Judy, Beecher, 111.; Ex. Otto G. Callaham, Helena, Ky. Heifer: Earlyhill Ontop 62504; b. April 9, 1903; s. Grantingtor Hero 26911; d. Ola C. 32179; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callaham, Helena, Ky. Heifer: Earlyhill Trilby 65362; b. June 28, 1903; s. Grantington Hero 2891 1; d. Trilby C. 22636; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callaham, Helena, Ky. - 180 - Heifer: Earlylight Fancy 2d 68062; b. Oct. 10, 1903; s. Grantington Hero 2691 1 ; d. Fancy Queen 42705; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callaham, Helena, Ky. Earlyhill Queen 2d 68068; b. Jan. 28, 1904; s. Lord Fretful 62234; d. Queen Mother of Drurnferque 6213I; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callaham, Helena, Ky. 5004. Bull: Morone 63326; b. Jan. 2, 1903; s. Errand Boy of Preston 63322; d. Dandy of Langshott 60275; Br. Chas. W. Schroder, Billingshurst, Sussex, Eng.; Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. Heifer: Fay Bloom 56500; b. Nov. 8, 1902; s. Western Star 46345; d. Agnes Heather Bloom 45881; Br. and Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, Iowa. Heifer: Inverness Fern 63334; b. June 2, 1903; s. Western Star 46345 d. In- verness Flowers 35650; Br. and Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. Heifer: Prizetta 72306; b. Dec. 20, 1903; s. Western Star 46345; d. Pride of Langshott 2d 60247; Br. and Ex. E. T. Davis. Iowa City, Iowa. Heifer: Marguerite D. 72^0']; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Western Star 46345; d. Dandy of Langshott 60275; Br. and Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. 4987. Bull: Luckiness 62968; b. Sept. 22, 1902; s. Black Knight of Estill 17433; d. Lucky Duchess 15475; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Heifer: Ezzella 62975; b. Dec. 25, 1902; s. Black Knight of Estill 17438; d. Eva Elliott 13346: Br. and Ex. H. W. El- liott, Estill, Mo. Heifer: Hazelle ']o(i2(i\ b. April 3. 1903; s. Prince Lorgie 58622; d. Helane 44860; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Es- till, Mo. Heifer: Matilda Howard 2d 'J2()2\; b. Dec. 4, 1903; s. Justover 58623; d. Matilda Howard 9513; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Heifer: Entree 72618; b. Sept. 23, 1903; s. Prince Lorgie 58622; d. Eone Elliott 22d 50887; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. 4988. Bull: Park Good Enough 64269; b. Nov. 3, 1902; s. Coqufeld 40462; d. Hebe of Haley 42666; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Pride of Park 64100; b. Sept. 15, 1902; s. Nabob of Lakeside 21887; d. Pride of Aberdeen Farm 8734; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Jennet of Park 64101; b. Sept. 16, 1902; s. Nabob of Lakeside 21887; d. Jennet's Favorite 33755; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Park Jennet 2d 72217; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Coqufeld 40462; d. Jennet's Favorite 33753; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Heifer: Park Euphemia 3d 72216; b Sept. 30, 1903; s. Coqufeld 40462; d. Park Euphemia 51564; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. 4989. Bull: Zaire 22d 62684; Sept. 25, 1902; s. Eric Rosebud 42949; d. In- dianapolis Zara 36010; Br. and Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. Heifer: Black ErroUine 68276; b. March 25, 1903; s. Black Monarch of Emerson 30331; d. Edgewood Errol- line 29888; Br. and Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. Heifer: Zara 26th 68275; b. March 12, 1903; s. Black Monarch of Emerson 30331; d. Springfield Zara 31078; Br. and Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. Heifer: Queen lUington sth 68293; b. Oct. 5, 1903; s. Zaire 12th 30108; d. Gaudy Queen 32605; Br. and Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. Heifer: Rose of Illington 68300; b. Dec. 27, 1903; s. Zaire 12th 30108; d Lucy Lottie 21852; Br. and Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. 4990. Bull: Maple Leaf Dale 57940; b. Nov. 22, 1902; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Bess Z\'77T, Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton. Mo. Heifer: Maple Leaf Maud 57933; b. Sept. 18, 1902; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Maid 42233; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. Heifer: Maple Leaf Clarice 66923; b. JNIarch 9, 1903; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Bracelet 42337; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. Heifer: Maple Leaf Med 66929: b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Corrector 4256; d. Maple Leaf Maid 42433; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. Heifer: Maple Leaf Lumette 72251; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Jacinth 33265: Br. and Ex, Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. 5034. Bull: Jural 64429; b. Sept. 10, 1903; S. Eros of Linwood 2d; d. Jilt 17th 41592: Br. and Ex. C. J. Martin, Chur- dan. la. Heifer: Mabel E. Heatherbloom 63627: b. Aug. 12. 1903; s. Eros of Linwood 2d 46173; d. Heather Mabel 355^; Br. and Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan. la. Heifer: Cora Coquette 62590; b. June 5, 1903: s. Eros of Linwood 2d 46173: d. Maplehurst Coquette 53764; Br. and Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. Heifer: Violet Martin 65322; b. Oct. 23. 1903; s. Eros of Linwood 2d 46173; d. Princess lola 8181; Br. and Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. Heifer: Barbara Martin 66262: b. Nov. 20, 1903; s. Eros of Linwood 2d 46173: d. Edgewood Barbara ?,A 39032: Br. and Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. — 181 soil. Bull: Baden Lad 61883; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. loth Laird of Estill 26230; d. Blackbird McHenry 13th 23942; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Heifer: Abbess McHenry 5th 61871; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. loth Laird of Estill 26230; d. Abbess McHenry 2d 22305; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Heifer: Coquette McHenry 30th 61880; b. Nov. 18, 1902; s. loth Laird of Es- till 26230; d. Coijuette McHenry 4th 17497; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Heifer: Barbara McHenry 17th 71666; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. loth Laird of Es- till 26230; d. Barbara of Denison 15th 46117: Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Heifer: Pride McHenry 38th 71679; b. Jan. 4, 1904; s. Bobbie Dobbs 46104; d. Pride of Denison 20th 46108; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. 5012. Bull: Gay Lad Matilda 67381; b. April 10, 1903; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Matilda of lEmerson 4th 30635; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. Heifer: Metz Wanda 3d 64132: b. Oct. I, 1902; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Wanda 2d 29249; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. Heifer: Metz Princess 64131; b. Sept. 20, 1902; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Primrose of Fairview 26305; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. Heifer: Metz Ogarita 2d 72550; b. Sept. 20, 1903; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Ogarita 2d 23793; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz. la. Heifer: Metz Novice 2d 72551; b. Sept. 30, 1903; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Novice McHenry 2d 28440; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. 5037, Newton King 72398; b. Oct. 21, 1903; s. loth Laird of Estill 26230; 'd. Queen of Denison 44th 46136; Br. Louie Ailland. Newton, la.; Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. Heifer: Metz Princess 64131; b. Sept. 20, 1902; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Primrose of Fairview 26305; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. Heifer: Metz Wanda 3d 64132; b. Oct. I, 1902; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d- Wanda 2d 29249; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. Heifer: Metz Ogarita 2d 72550; b. Sept. 20, 1903; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Ogarita 2d 23793; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. Heifer: Metz Novice 2d 72551; b. Sept 30, 1903; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Novice of McHenry 2d 28440; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. 4991. Bull: Japan Ito 55383; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. Prince Ito 50006; d. Jilt nth 29972; Br. John S. Goodwin, Chicago, 111.; Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. Heifer: Sunflower Ladj-^ Stewart 63771; b. March 28, 1903; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sunflower Ella Stewart 2d 30798; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kans. Heifer: Sunflower Queen 63770; b. Feb. 20, 1903; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sun- flower Chicago Queen 40007; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. Heifer: Sunflower Knight's Pride 69995; b. Feb. 16, 1904; s. Woodlawn Knight 2d 40223; d. Pride of Ellin- wood 12285; Br. and Ex. Parker, Par- rish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. Heifer: Sunflower Happy 4th 70008; b. April 16, 1904; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sunflower Hope 27933; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. 4992. Bull: Matilda's Pride 62797; b. Nov. 10, 1902; s. Pretoria 38986; d. Matilda Lad 41686; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Heifer: Matilda P. 62796; b. Oct. 19, 1902; s. Pretoria 38986; d. Matilda Wel- lington 23534; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Heifer: May Pride 62798: b. Jan. 22, 1903: s. Pretoria 38986; d. May Escher 2d 28893; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Heifer: Mary B 72246: b. Jan. 12, 1904; -s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Mary Gwynne 26362; Br. and Ex. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Heifer: Heather Queen 2d 7224^; b. Oct. 9, 1903; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Queen 7th of Lakeside 32659; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. 4993. Bull: Blackbird Ito 641 16; b. Oct. 25, 1902: s. Prince Ito 50006: d. Black- bird 15th 29400; Br. M. A. Judy. West Lebanon, Ind.; Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. Heifer: Alva of La Crew 3d 59379: b. Oct. 16, 1902; s. Black Knight of Es- till 9th 33624; d. Alva of Paris C. 22798; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. Heifer: Pride 2d of Clover Lawn 59377; b. Sept. 15, 1902; s. Gay Lad Seeley 33862; d. Pride of La Crew 24539; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. Heifer: Rose of Sharon 2d 65879; b. Oct. 7, 1903; s. Crown Bearer 40106; d. Rose's Folly of Osborne 46446; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. - 182 Heifer: New Year's Lass 66949; b. Jan. I, 1904; s. Black Knight of Estill 9th 33624; d. Alva of Paris C. 22798; Br. and Ex. W. B. Seeley, Mt. Pleasant, la. 5017. Bull: Rosegay of Spring Creek 66384; b. Jul}^ 3, 1903; s. Kate's Aldine 48719; d. Blooming Gay Rose 50628; Br. C. H. Gardner, Blandinsville, 111.; Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. Heifer: Jaguenetta of Spring Creek 66378; s. Sililic 47017; d. Jaguenetta 9th 24852; Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns, Hum- boldt, Neb. Heifer: Josie of Spring Creek 66380; b. Jan. 9, 1903; s. Silitic 47017; d. Jagu- enetta loth 25268; Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. Heifer: Lady Ideal 2d of Spring Creek 66387; s. Silific 47017; d. Lady Ideal 20th 37399; Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. Heifer: Coquette 2d of Spring Creek 66389; s. Silific 47017; d. Coquette 4th of Allendale 29434; Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. 5061. BulLHummer of Hayti 69920; b. April 4, 1904,; s. Hayti (Woodlawn 44962; d. Keillor Heather loth 38503; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. Heifer: Heather of Hayti 60953; b. Jan. I, 1903; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Keillor Heather loth 38503; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara. 111. Heifer: Viola of Hayti 60952; b. Oct. 21, 1902; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Viola of Walnut Grove 30749; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. Heifer: Pride 2d of Hayti 69352; b. Sept. 3, 1903: s. Hayti WoodJawn 44962; d. Pride of Aberdeen i6oth 50196; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. Heifer: Victoria of Hayti 69919; b. March 25, 1904; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Victoria 2d of Vienna 24803; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger. El Dara, 111. 5041. Bull: Wallace 2d of Hayti 69355; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Tulu of Sunnyside 19550; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. Heifer: Heather of Hayti 60953: b. Jan. I, 1903; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Keillor Heather loth 38503: Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. Heifer: Viola of Hayti 60952; b. Oct. 21, 1902; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Viola of Walnut Grove 30749; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. Heifer: Pride 2d of Hayti 69352; b. Sept 3. 1903; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Pride of Aberdeen i6oth 50196: Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. Heifer: Victoria of Hayti 69919; b. March 25, 1904; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Victoria 2d of Vienna 24803; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. Soi8. Bull: Grapewood Nelson 71239; b. June 21, 1903; s. Philo 46111; d. Prairie Maggie 25381; Br. Robert D. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo.; Ex, W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. Heifer: Grapewood Europa 62704; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. McHenry King i8th 32480; d. Grapewood Nosegay 12477; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. Heifer: Grapewood Venus 62705; b. Oct. 28, 1902; s. McHenry King i8th 32480; d. Grapewood Julia 21921; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. Heifer: Grapewood Ivy 72592; b. Jan. 4, 1904; s. McHenry King i8th 32480; d. Grapewood Lily 40164; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. Heifer: Grapewood Odessa 72590; b. Sept. 2, 1903; s. McHenry King i8th 32480; d. Grapewood Nosegay 12477; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. SECTION 29. Four Animals of either se.x, any age, get of one sire, ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 5239. Sire: Heather Lad of Emerson 2d 19049; Ex. A. C. Binnie, Alta, la. Get i: Mayer of Alta 2d 39552; Ex. A. C. Binnie, Alta, la. Get 2: Post Script Vol. 14; Ex. A. C. Binnie, Alta, la. Get 3: Eileen Lass Vol. 14; Ex. A. C. Binnie, Alta, la. Get 4: Mina of Alta 5th Vol. 14; Ex. A. C. Binnie, Alta, la. 5240. Sire Faultless 29065; Ex H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. Get i: Jim Delaney 62767; b. June 18, 1903; s. Faultless 29065; d. Corda 15630; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. Get 2: Kate of Highland Co. 5381 1; b. Feb. 16, 1902; s. Faultless 29065; d. Columbiana 19229; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. Get 3: Martha Raymond 62765; b. June 9, 1903; s. Faultless 29065; d. Kentucky Barbara 47741; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hillsboro, Ohio. Get 4: Miss Bell of Highland Co. 58070; b. Jan. 21, 1903; s. Faultless 29065; d. Ladv Brook of Beechland 21355; Br. and Ex. H. M. Brown, Hills- boro, Ohio. 4954. Sire: Lord Fretful 62234; b. May 7, 1900; s. Eblito 50098; d. Lady Frisky 34771; Br. G. M. Grant, Ballindalloch, Scotland; Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Hel- ena, Ky. 183 — Get i: Early Hill Catchy 62506; b. June 4, 1903; s. Lord Fretful 62234; d. Cissy Ida 62246; Br. M. A. Judy, Beecher, 111.; Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. Get 2: Early Hill Judge\68o6i; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Lord Fretful 62234; d. Jessie C. 26926; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Calla- han, Helena, Ky. Get 3: Early Hill Noble 68064; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. Lord Fretful 62234; d. Woodlawn Nance 45960; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. Get 4: Early Hill Magic 68065; b. Jan. I, 1904; s. Lord Fretful 62234; d. Marie of Meadow Brook 25095; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. 5241. Sire: Gruntington Hero 26911; Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. Get i: Early Hill Onward 49656; b. Oct. 25, 1901; s. Gruntington Hero 2691 1 ; d. Ola C 32179; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. Get 2: Early Hill Ontop 62504; b. April 9, 1903; s. Gruntington Hero 2691 1: d. Ola C. 32179; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Cal- lahan, Helena, Ky. Get 3: Early Hill Trilby 65362; b. June 28, 1903; s. Gruntington Hero 2691 1 ; d. Trilby C. 22636; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. Get 4: Early Hill Fancy 2d 68062; b. Oct. 10, 1903; s. Gruntington Hero 2691 1 ; d. Fancy Queen 42705; Br. and Ex. Otto G. Callahan, Helena, Ky. 4962. Sire: Western Star 46345; Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. Get i: Fay Bloom 56500; b. Nov. 8, 1902; s. Western Star 46345; d. Agnes Heather Bloom 45881 ; Br. and Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. Get 2: Inverness Fern 63334; b. June 2, 1903; s. Western Star 46345; d. Inver- ness Flower 35650; Br. and Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. Get 3: Prizetta 72306; b. Dec. 20, 1903; s. Western Star 46345; d. Pride of Langshott 2d 60274; Br. and Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. Get 4: Marguerite D. 72307; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Western Star 46345; d. Dandy of Langshott 60275: Br. and Ex. E. T. Davis, Iowa City, la. 5242. Sire: Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; Ex. Collins Dvsart, Nachusa, 111. Get i: Verdo 44178; b. Aug. 20, 1900; s. Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Valentina B. 17417; Br. and Ex. Col- lins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. Get 2: Valerie 3d 42306; b. Feb. 15, 1900; s, Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Valerie 24955; Br. and Ex. Collins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. Get 3: Valienne 55875; b. Nov. 7, 1901; s. Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Valentina B. 17417; Br. and Ex. Collins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. Get 4: Valgerda 68157; b. June 18, 1903; s. Emulus of Keillor Park 26280; d. Valentina B. 17417; Br. and Ex. Collins Dysart, Nachusa, 111. 5243. Sire: Black Knight of Estill 17433; Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Get i: Luckiness 62968; b. Sept. 22, 1902; s. Black Knight of Estill 17433; d. Lucky Duchess 15475; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Get 2: Empress Janet 2d 62964; b. Sept. 5, 1902; s. Black Knight of Estill 17433; d. Empress Jest 22922; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Get 3: Her Self 6th 62965: b. Sept. 6, f902; s. Black Knight of Estill 17433; d. Hers Only 18180; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Get 4: Ezzella 62975; b. Dec. 26, 1902; s. Black Knight of Estill 17433; d. Eva Elliott 13.346; Br. and Ex. H. W. El- liott, Estill, Mo. 4957. Sire: Prince Lorgie 58622; b. March 31, 1901; s. Bion 36986; d. Pride of Lorgie 50042; Br. G. M. Grant, Bal- lindalloch, Scotland; Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Get i: Purchaser 72617: b. Aug. 19, 1903; s. Prince Lorgie 58622: d. Pri- delia 22151; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Get 2: Primm 72620; b. Oct. 31, 1903: s. Prince Lorgie 58622; d. Pride of Labbucks 58621; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. Get 3: Hazelle 70626; b. April 30, 1903; s. Prince Lorgie 58622; d. Helane 44860: Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Es- till, Mo. Get 4: Entree 72618; b. Sept. 23, 1903: s. Prince Lorgie 58622; d. Eone Elliott 2d 50887; Br. and Ex. H. W. Elliott, Estill, Mo. 5244. Sire: Coqufeld 40462; Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Get i: Park Hero 2d 72218: b. Nov. 16, 1903; s. Coqufeld 40462; d. Tressie 2d 24355: Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cat- tle Co., Harris, Mo. Get 2: Park Good Enough 2d 72219; b. Jan 3, 1904: s. Coqufeld 40462: d. Hebe of Haley 42665; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Get 3: Park Jennet 2d 72217; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Coqufeld 40462; d. Jennet's Favorite 33753; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. Get 4: Park Euphemia 3d 72216; b. Sept. 30, 1903; s. Coqufeld 40462; d. Park Euphemia 51564; Br. and Ex. Elm Park Cattle Co., Harris, Mo. 5244. Sire: Black Monarch of Emerson 30331; Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Car- lock, 111. — 184 Get i: Fivy of Heatherton 2d 641 10; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. Black Monarch of Em- erson 30331; d. Fivy 3d 21691; Br. H. A. Judy, VVilliamsport, Ind.; Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. Get 2: Black Errolline 68276; b. March 25, 1903; s. Black Monarch of Emer- son 30331; d. Edgewood Errolline 29888; Br. and Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. Get 3: Zara 26th 68275; b. March 18, 1903; s. Black Monarch of Emerson 30331; d. Springfield Zara 31078; Br. and Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, 111. Get 4: Blackcap Beauty 64704; b. Jan. 3, 1903; s. Black Monarch of Emerson 30331; d. Blackcap 8th 19194; Br. and Ex. M. P. & S. E. Lantz, Carlock, III. 4960. Sire: Black Monarch of Illington 2d 62483; Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. Get i: Maple Leaf Dale 5794°; b. Nov. 22, 1902; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leafe Bess Z\']77\ Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. Get 2: Maple Leaf Maud 57933; b. Sept. 18, 1902; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Maud 42233; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. Get 3: Maple Leaf Med 66929; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple Leaf Maid 42233; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Hamilton, Mo. Get 4: Maple Leaf Lunette 72251; s. Corrector 42256; d. Maple leaf Jacinth 33265; Br. and Ex. Berry Lucas, Ham- ilton, Mo. 5245. Black Monarch of Emerson 30331; Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, Iowa. Get i: Blackbird 24th 44725; b. Dec. 10, 1900; s. Black Monarch of Emer- son 30331; d. Blackbird nth 22653; Br. John S. Goodwin, Chicago, 111.; Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. Get 2: Blackbird 26th 54457; b. Oct. 7, 1901; s. Black Monarch of Emerson 30331; d. Blackbird 12th 22654; Br. M. A. Judy, Williamsport, Ind.: Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. Get 3: Blackcap 22d 64114; b. Oct. II, 1902; s. Black Monarch of Emerson 30331; d. Blackcap 12th 24469: Br. M. A. Judy, Williamsport, Ind.; Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. Get 4: Blackbird 30th 71697; b. Nov. 27, 1903; s. Black Monarch of Emer- son 30331; d. Blackbird 12th 22654: Br. M. A. Judy, Beecher, 111.; Ex. C. J. Martin, Churdan, la. 5246. Sire: loth Laird of Estill 26230; Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Get i: Censor 52882; b. Nov. 10, 1901; s. loth Laird of Estill 26230; d. Co- quette McHenry 4th 17497: Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Get 2: Baden Lad 61883; b. Jan. S, 1903; s. loth Laird of Estill 26230; d. Blackbird McHenry 13th 23942; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Get 3: Erica McHenry 3d 52880; b. Oct. 17, 1901; s. loth Laird of Estill 26230; d. Eone Elliott 2>Z7AZ\ Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. Get 4: Abbess McHenry 5th 61871; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. loth Laird of Estill 26230; d. Abbess McHenry 2d 22305; Br. and Ex. W. A. McHenry, Denison, la. 5247. Sire: Wabash of Treaty 24454; Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. Get i: Gay Lad Matilda 67381; b. April 10, 1903; s. Wabash of TTreaty 24454; d. Matilda of Emerson 4th 30635; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. Get 2: Metz Wanda 3d 64132; b. Oct. I, 1902; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Wanda 2d 29249; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. Get 3: Metz Princess 64131; b. Sept. 20, 1902; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Primrose of Fairview 26305; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz, la. Get 4: Metz Ogarita 2d 72550; b. Sept. 20, 1903; s. Wabash of Treaty 24454; d. Ogarita 22d 23793; Br. and Ex. W. J. Miller, Metz. la. 5248. Sire: Hale Lad 30645; Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan Get i: Sunflower Gay Lad 48974; b. March 24, 1901; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sunflower Mona 30771; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. Get 2: Sunflower Sweet Violet 49667; b. March 6, 1901; s. Hale Lad 30645: d. Sunflower Mabel 25009: Br. R. L. Mil- ton, Stafford, Kans.; Ex. Parker, Par- rish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. Get 3: Sunflower Mary 3d 48985; b. July I, 1901; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sun- flower Mary 30776; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. Get 4: Sunflower Happy 3d 5437^; b. May 9, 1902; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sun- flower Hope 27933; Br. Parker, Par- rish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. 5248. Sire: Hale Lad 30645; Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. Get i: Sunflower Lady Stewart (^yjTi; b. March 28, 1903; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sunflower Ella Stewart 2d 30798; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. Get 2: Sunflower Queen (i?,7yo; b. Feb. 20, 1903; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sun- flower Chicago Queen 40007; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kans. — 185 Get 3: Sunflower Knight's Pride 69995; b. Feb. 16, 1904; s. Woodlawn Knight 2d 40223; d. Pride of Ellingwood 12285; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kans. Get 4: Sunflower Happy 4th 70008; b. April 16, 1904; s. Hale Lad 30645; d. Sunflower Hope 27933; Br. and Ex. Parker, Parrish & Miller, Hudson, Kan. 5249. Sire: Heather Blackbird 20333; Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Get i: Heather Queen 2d 72242,', b. Oct. 9, 1903; s. Heather Blackbird 2022,^; d. Queen 7tli of Lakeside 32659: Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, Til. Get 2: Mary B. 72246; b. Jan. 12, 1904; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Mary Gwynne 26362; Br. and Ex. E. Rey- nolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Get 3: Heather Bird B. 722^^7; b. Feb. 27, 1904; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Keillor Heather nth 38505; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophets- town, 111. Get 4: Lord of Willowlawn 71941; b. May 23, 1903; s. Heather Blackbird 20333; d. Pride 3d of Keillor 29275; Br. M. T. Brown, Davenport, la.; Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. 4965. Sire: Pretoria 38986; b. April 4, 1900; s. McHenry King 2d 26064; d. Pride McHenry 4th 29318; Br. W. A. McHenry, Denison. la.; Ex. E. Rey- nolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Get i: Matilda's Pride 62797; b. Nov. 10, 1902; s. Pretoria 38986; d. Matilda Lad 41686; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Get 2: King of Willowlawn 3d 62793; b. July 12, 1902; s. Pretoria 38986; d. Blackbird of Compton 2d 13959; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophets- town, 111. Get 3: General Wellington 72248; b. May 17, 1904; s. Pretoria 38986; d. Ida Wellington 22494; Br. and Ex. E. Rey- nolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. Get 4: May Pride 62798; b. Jan. 22, 1903: s. Pretoria 38986; d. May Escher 2d 28893; Br. and Ex. E. Reynolds & Son, Prophetstown, 111. 4967. Sire: Silific 47017; b. Feb. 9, 1901; s. Pacific 34821; d. Silvia 4th 22765; Br. Anderson & Findlav, Lake Forest, 111.; Ex. M. M. Stern, Humboldt, Neb. Get i: Conqueror of Spring Creek 66379; b. Jan. I, 1903; s. Silific 47017; d. Coquette of Allendale 29434; Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns. Humboldt. Neb. Get 2: Prince of Spring Creek 72181; b. Jan. 31, 1904; s. Silific 47017; d. Cedar Lake Cora 33707; Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt. Neb. Get 3: Jaguenetta of Spring Creek 66378; b. Dec. 14, 1902; s. Silific 47017; d. Jaguenetta 9th 24852; Br. and Ex. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. Get 4: Lady Ideal 2d of Spring Creek 66387; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Silific 47017; d. Lady Ideal 20th 37399; Br. M. M. Sterns, Humboldt, Neb. 4968. Sire Hayti Woodlawn 44962; b. Sept. 3, 1900; s. Lord Woodlawn 26475; d. Minnie McHenry 6th 20331; Br. Chas. Escher & Sons, Botna. la.; Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. Get i: Heather of Hayti 60953; b. Jan. I, 1903; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Keillor Heather loth 38503; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. Get 2: Viola of Hayti 60952; b. Oct. 21, 1902; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Viola of Walnut Grove 30749; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. Get 3: Hummer of Hayti 69920; b. April 4, 1904; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Keillor Heather loth 38503; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. Get 4: Victoria of Hayti 69919; b. March 25, 1904; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Victoria 2d of Vienna 24863; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. 4968. Hayti Woodbine 44962; b. Sept. 3, 1900; s. Lord Woodlawn 26475; d. Min- nie McHenry 6th 20331; Br. Chas. Escher & Sons. Botna, la.; Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dani, 111. Get i: Wallace 2d of Hayti 69355; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. H^yti Woodlawrj 44962; d. Tulu of Sunnyside 19550; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger. El Dara, 111. Get 2: Shammy of Hayti 1310; b. Jan. 8, 1903; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Excello Viola 41264; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara, 111. Get 3: Pride 2d of Hayti 69352; b. Sept. 3. 1903; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. Pride of Aberdeen i6oth 50196; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara. 111. Get 4: Fred of Hayti 69918: b. March 20, 1904; s. Hayti Woodlawn 44962; d. K's Favorite 26895; Br. and Ex. J. O. Strubinger, El Dara. 111. 5250. Sire: McHenry Kind i8th 32480; Ex. W.\J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. Get i: Grapewood Europa 62704; b. Sept. 4. 1902; s. McHenry King i8th 32480; d. Grapewood Nosegay 12477; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. Get 2: Grapewood Venus 62705: b. Oct. 28, 1902; s. McHenry King i8th 32480; d. Grapewood Julia 21921: Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. Get 3: Grapewood Odessa 72590; b. Sept. 2, 1903; s. McHenry King i8th 32480; d. Grapewood Nosegay 12477; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. 186 Get 4: Grapevvood Ivy: b. Jan. 4, 1904; s. McHenry King i8th 32480; d. Grape- wood Lilly 40164; Br. and Ex. W. J. Turpin, Carrollton, Mo. 5251. Sire: Gay Hero 33412; Ex. Harry Weissenger & Son, Shelbyville, Ky. Get i: Undulata Hero 66443; b. June 28, 1903; s. Gay Hero 33412; d. Plain- A-iew Fanny 2d 51595; Br. Weissineer & O'Bannon, Shelby\ant, la. - 190 - Class 28 — Galloway. SECTION I. Bull — Three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 5302. Imp. Macdougall 4th of Tarbreoch 19300 (6841); b. Feb. 15, 1897; s. Scot- tish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Maggie of Tarbreoch (8613) ; Br. Jas. Cunning- ham, Dalbeattie, Scotland; Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Iowa. 5303. Scottish Standard ist 18538; b. Nov. 17, 1904; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Balig Lucy B ist 1 1484; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 5304. Chief 2d of Stepford 23513; b. Jan. 29, 1901; s. Campfollower of Stepford (7476); d. Clara 3d of Auchen Nay; Br. D. Brown, Stepford, Scotland: Ex. W. M. Brown & Son, Carrollton, Mo. 5305. Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); b. April, 1900; s. Grace Royal C7123); d. Nancy of Kirkhill (3342); Br. John Moffat, Carriecommon, Scotland; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5306. Mackenzie of Kilquhanity 23523 (7863); b. Jan. 8, 1900; s. Lord William of Durhamhill (7108); d. Mollie 5th of Lairdlaugh (15296); Br. Robert Wil- son, Kilquhanity, Scotland; Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta. Mo. 5307. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072) ; b. Mch. 29, 1898; s. Nonpariel of Castlemilk (6163) ; d. Muscosa of Whitehall (14029); Br. Wm. Parkin-Moore, Whitehall, Scotland; Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. 5308. Doctor of Wavertree 16770; b. June 9, 1900; s. Speculator of Dundee 10355; d. Dainty of Wavertree 12495; Br. Edward Paul, Dundee. Minn.; Ex. F. P. Wild, Cowgill, Mo. 5309. Campfollower of Stepford 23512 (7476); b. Feb. 28. 1899; s. Black Prince of Durhamhill (6846); d. Edie of Dur- hamhill (14926); Br. David Brown Stepford, Auldgirth, Dumfries; Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. SECTION 2. Bull — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 5315. Peerless 2d of Fairfield 20804; b. March 25, 1902; s. Peerless of Ophir 13937: d. Nina Bobetta 11047; Br. G. R. Speirs. Hedrick, Iowa: Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Iowa. 5316. Two-in-one 19775; b. Dec. 30, 1901; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Jewell of Durhamhill 15225 (15464); Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co.', Fort Wayne, Ind. 5317- Starlight of Thorniehill 23534; Ex. C. S. Hechtner, Princeton, 111. 5318. Pat Ryan of Red Cloud 29038; b. Oct. 8, 1901; s. Plumed Knight 14141- d. Cherry Lee of Red Cloud 1,6336; Br and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red 'cioud, Neb. 5319. Buedo of White Farm 20952; b. Oct. 20, 1901; s. Muscosus 3d 15914- (7072); d. Queen Bess of Peterson 10238; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Esth- erville, Iowa. 5320. Graham of Avondale 20678; b. Apr 15, 1902; s. Mario of Castlemilk 15054; (7052); d. Miss Lettice 1.5052* (15470) ; Br. Edward Paul, Dundee, Minn - Ex' F. P. Wild, Cowgill, Mo. ■ SECTION 3. Bull — Eighteen and under twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 5326, McDougal Yet 21836; b. Nov. 27, 1902; s. Macdougall 4th of Tarbreoch 19300 (6841): d. Cornelia of Elmland 15554: Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, At- lanta, Mo. 5327. Banker of White Farm 24374; b. Nov. 22, 1902; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Bessie Weir 12221; Br and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. SECTION 4. Bull— Twelve and under eighteen months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5331- Judies Pride 23199; b. April 16, 1903; s. Duke of German 17762; d. Judy 4th 15609; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Iowa. 5332. Black Joe 3d 24711; b. June 10, 1903; s. Duke of German 17762; d. Semiramis 19th of Mt. Leonard 10682; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stock- port, Iowa. 5333. Standard Challenger 22728; b. Apr. 4, 1903: s. Scottish Standard 16221 (6488): d. Balig Lucy B ist 11484; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm, Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 191 - 5334' Cardonald 23 113; b. March 24, 1903; s. Ronald 2d of Thorniehill 19289 (7882); d. Coryphee of Waver- tree 17098; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5335. Sixty of Red Cloud 23159; b. April 12, 1903; s. Midnight of Red Cloud 17555; d. Max Graceful 14132; Br. A. L. McKinnis, North Platte, Neb.; Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. 5336. Rippey McDougall 24680; b. July 15. 1903; s. Macdougall 4th of Tar- breoch 19300 (6841); d. Missouri Lady 16188; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, At- lanta, Mo. 5337. American Farmer 24409; b. May 3, 1903; s. Governor 18826 (7562); d. Countess Jennie 11550; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. 5338. Crofter of Wildwood 24583; b. May 27, 1903; s. Doctor of Waver- tree 16770; d. Springwater Fancy 2d 16958; Br. and Ex. F. P. Wild. Cowgill, Mo. 5339. Scottish Chieftain 23532 (8790); b. March 10, 1903; s. Mackenzie of Kil- quhanity 23523 (7863); d. Flora of Scroggiehall (16523); Br. John Mc- Naught, Scroggiehall, New Galloway, Scotland; Ex. O. H. Swigart, Cham- paign, 111. 5340. Scottish Samson 23542 (8797); b. March 20, 1903; s. Brucina 3d of Drum- lanrig (8045); d. Lady Scott 3d 14514; Br. B. H. Lane, Rush Hall, Limavady, Ireland; Ex. O. H. Swigart, Cham- paign, 111. SECTION 5. Bull — Six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5346. Star of Brookside 23338; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Scottish Standard 15221; d. Adela of Flambon 12783: Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 5347. Diplomacy 24796; b. Oct. 10, 1903; s. Majestic of Wavertree 11901; d. Siddubia 16717; Br. and Ex. W. M Brown & Son, Carrollton, Mo. 5348. Mosstrooper 5th 24827; b. Oct. 15, 1903; s. Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); d. Lady Harden 4th of Tarbreoch 19070 (16448): Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud. Minn. 5349. Prairie King 24823; b. Oct. 13, 1903: s. Worthy 3d 21228; d. Nora of Tarbreoch 21202 (17062); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke. St. Cloud, Minn. 5350. Prince A of Red Cloud 23951; b. Feb. 14, 1904; s. Pat Ryan of Red Cloud 20038; d. Dina of Red Cloud 16335; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Ne]). 5351. Francis McDougall 24669; b. Jan. 3, 1904; s. ^Macdougall 4th of Tar- breoch 19300 (6841); d. Topsy of Macon 11 198; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moodv, Atlanta, Mo. 5352. Gilt Edge 24871; b. Feb. 7, 1904; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Sadie Garland 13510; Br. and Ex. E. H. White,* Estherville, Iowa. SECTION 6. Bull — Under six months. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5358. Canty Lad 24714; b. March 28, 1904; s. Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); d. Canty Queen 21225 (17505); Br. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn.; Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Iowa. 535^. Standard Royal 24289; b. April 26, 1904; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488), d. Balig Lucy B ist 1 1484; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 5360. Black Druid 2d 24822; b. March 24, 1904; s. Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); d. Camilla 15th of Drumhumphry 21220 (17035); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5361. Pride's Druid 24882; b. April i, 1904; s. Druid of (iastlemilk i'7054 (6159); d. Pride of Avondale 15186; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. 5362. Governor's Druid 24884; b. April 29, 1904; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); d. Governor's Beauty 17713; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. SECTION 7- Cow — Three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 5368. Graceful 3d of Garliestown 19297 (16672); b. Jan. 10, 1900; s. Gallant Gift (7120); d. Graceful 2d Garliestown (15599); Br- Earl of Galloway, Garlies- town, Scotland; Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Iowa. 5369. Dorothea 18673; b. March i, 1901; s. King Bassanio 13215; d. Hannerett 14157; Br. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo.; Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, la. 5370. Adela of Flambon; b. Oct. 28, 1894; s. Canadian Border 5945: d. Adela 3d of Drumlanrig 5910 (9576) ; Br. David McCrae, Guelph. Canada; Ex. Brook- side Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 5371. Bass' Queen di-do 17292; b. March 3, 1900; s. Topsman 3d of Brookside 14067; d. Fanny 3d of Brookside 11488; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. - 192 - 5372. Dainty of Wavertree 12495; b. Jan. 14, 1897; s. Crofter of Wavertree 8181; d. Diana of Wavertree 3676; Br. Ed- Mrard Paul Dundee, Minn.; Ex. W. M. Brown & Son, Carrollton, Mo. 5373. Grace Brown 18390; b. April 15, 1897; s. Black Walter 9061; d. Sousy 4th of Rockall Main 9120; Br. and Ex. W. M. Brown, Carrollton, Mo. 5374. Lady Harden 4th of Tarbreoch; 19070 (16448); b. Jan. 3, 1900; s. Scot- tish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Lady Harden 2d of Durhamhill (14354); Br. John Cunningham, Dalbeattie, Scot- land; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5375. Favourite 6th of Lockenkit 2120s; (17027); b. Dec. 2, 1900; s. Queen's Mes- senger 2d of Castlemilk 7061; d. Fa- vourite 7th of Lockenkit (15475); Br. John McCormack, Corsock, Scotland; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5376. Cleona of Red Cloud 17570; b. Oct. 24, 1900; s. Peaceful of Good- rich 13482; d. Dina of Red Cloud 16335; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. 5377. Max Graceful 14132; b, Feb. 27, 1898; s. Duke of Ophir 11513; d. Emily Nichols 5849; Br. A. L. McKinnis, 5425. Graceful A 23088; b. March 18, York, Neb.; Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. 5378. Maggie loth of Tarbreoch 23463 (14747); b- Jan. 12, 1896; s. Campfol- lower (5042); d. Maggie of Tarbreoch (8613) ; Br. James Cunningham. Tar- breoch, Scotland; Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. 5379. Paragon 15051; b. Jan. 13, 1897; s. Matchem (6526); d. Jane 3d (8595); Br. J. &. Stuart Nivision, Dalbeattie, Scotland; Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. 5380. Sadie Garland 13510; b. April 15, 1897; s. Sir Nigel 9974; d. Sadie Sioux 11339; Br. Weir & McMillan, Peter- son, Iowa; Ex. E. H. White, Esther- ville, Iowa. 5381. Gentle Annie A 15417; b. Dec. 25, 1898; s. Sir Nigel 9974; d. Duchesse Edith 1 1554; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. 5382. Lady Grace 3d 21274; b. Feb. 27, 1900; s. Golden Age 6660; d. Lady Grace 2d (14589); Br. Thomas Big- ger & Sons, Chapelton, Scotland; Ex. F. P. Wild, Cowgill, Mo. 5383. Baroness 2d of Tarbreoch 21280 (14748); b. Feb. II, 1896; s. Camp Fol- lower (5042); d. Dolly 8th of Tar- breoch 21280 (14748); Br. James Cun- ningham, Tarbreoch, Dalbeattie, Scot- land; Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. 5384. Dora 3d of Durhamhill 23471 (16336); b. March 4, 1899; s. Scot- tish Standard (6488); d. Dora of Dur- hamhill (13550); Br. John Cunning- ham, Durhamhill, Dalbeattie, Scot- land; Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, SECTION 8. Heifer — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 5390. Mandie Wedholme 20633; b. Oct. 15, 1901; s. Lord Wedholme 15700 (6587); d. Mandie Fay 11014; Br. Mar- ion Parr, Harristown, 111.; Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Iowa. 5391- Jennie Lind 22782; b. May 24, 1902; s. Walter C 16162; d. July 4th 15609; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stock- port, Iowa. 5392. Scottish Mist 19771; b. Nov. 18, 1901; s. Scottish Standard 15221; d. Balig Blackie A 2d 10504; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 5393- Betty Miller 2d 20909; b. April 25, 1902; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Mary Miller 11489; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 5394. Carmen of Meadow Lawn 21301; b. Jan. 3d 1902; s. Mario of Castlemilk 15054 (7052); d. Carmen of Waver- tree 14296; Br. Edward Paul. Dundee, Minn.; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5395. Highland Mary of R. C: 22^84; b. July 20th, 1902; s. Plumed Knight 14141; d. Cherry of Red Cloud 16330; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud. Neb. 5396. Evaline 2d of Avondale 20124; b. July 2, 1902; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); d. Evaline Lass 7409; Br. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, III.; Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. 5397. Gladys M 20297; b. Jan. i, 1902; s. Calculator 14063; d. Kate of Atlanta 13736; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, At- lanta, Mo. 5398. Louisa 2d of Tarbreoch 23470 (17465); b. March 2, 1902; s. Macdou- gall 4th of Tarbreoch 19300 (6841); d. Louisa 2d of Durhamhill (14925); Br. John Cunningham, Tarbreoch, Del- beattie, Scotland; Ex. F. P. Wild, Cowgill, Mo. 5399. Bell 2d of Wilwood 20283; b. Oct. 30, 1901; s. Asher ii375; d, Prairie Belle 2d 13633; Br. and Ex. F. P. Wild, Cowgill, Mo. - 198 - 5400. Mannirs Pride 20949; t>. Nov. 14, 1901; s. Muscosm 3d 15914 (7072); d. Highland Mannie i2o85; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. 5401. Jewell of White Farm 21263; b. April 27, 1902; s. Governor 18826 (7562); d. Countess Jennie 11550; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. 5402. Lady Scott of Stepford 24905 (17528); b. March 27, 1902; s. Great Scot (6489) ; d. Edie of Durhamhill (14926); Br. David Brown Stepford, Auldgirth, Dumfries, Scotland; Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. 5403. Druid's Pride 20121; b. Nov. 28, 1901; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); d. Pride of Avondale 15186; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. SECTION 9. Heifer — Eighteen and under twenty- four months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 5409. Lady Sioux 2d 24373; b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Lady Sioux 6590; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. 5410. Maud of Wildwood 22258; b. Dec. 5, 1902; s. Frisky of Lowood 13301; d. Springwater Nancy 4th 7S47; Br. and Ex. E. P. Wild, Cowgill, Mo. 541 1. Grace of Wildwood 22255; b. Dec. 20, 1902; s. Footman (8070); d. Lady Grace 3d 21274 (16423); Br. Thomas Bigger & Sons, Chapelton, Dalbeatie, Scotland; Ex. E. P. Wild, Cowgill, Mo. 5412. Nora McDougall 21830; b. Oct. i, 1902; s. Macdougall 4th of Tarbreoch 19300 (6841); d. Nora of Walnut Grove 1 1730; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, At- lanta, Mo. 5413. Miss McDougall 21829; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. Macdougall 4th of Tarbreoch 10300 (6841); d. Semiramis 6th of Macon 11727; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. 5414. Lady Harden of Meadow Lawn 23106; b. Oct. 24, 1902; s. Ronald 2d Thorniehill 10^80 (7882); d. Lady Har- den 4th of Tarbreoch 19070 (16448); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5415. Fanny of Meadow Lawn 23101; b. Jan. 22. 1903; s. Ronald 2d of Thorn- iehill i9-'89 (7882); d. Ferny 3d of Thorniehill 19292 (16403): Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5416. Adelia of Brookside 22716; b. Oct. 18, T002; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Adela of Flambon 12783; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 5417. Scottish Empress 22715; b. Oct. 2, 1902; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Bertha Beaty ist 11909; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 5418. Semiramis Wilson 23197; b. Dec. 20, 1902; s. Walter C 16162; d. Semira- mis 19th of Mt. Leonard 10682; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Iowa. 5419. Lady Curzon 23198; b. Feb. 17, 1903: s. Walter C 16162; d. Mary Bell P 1 1852; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Iowa. SECTION 10. Heifer — Twelve and under eighteen months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5425. Graceful A 23088; b. March 18, 1903; s. Macdougall 4th of TarbreocK 19300 (6841); d. Graceful 3d of Gar- liestown IQ297 (16675): Br. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo.; Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Iowa. 5426. Betty Miller 3d 22713; b. April 15, 1903; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Mary Miller 11489; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 5427. Maid of Brookside 22722; b. April 20,. 1903; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Maid of White Cairne 15227 (15473); Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind, 5428. Gannet 2d of Meadow Lawn 23102; b. March 28, 1903; s. Ronald 2d of Thorniehill 19289 (7882): d. Gannet of Garliestown 19291 (15997): Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5429. Sadonia of Red Cloud 23158; b. Aug. I, 1903; s. Senator Mac 17426; d. Dina of Red Cloud 16335; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. 5430. Lina of Red Cloud L 22186; b. Feb. 10, 1903: s. Senator Mac 17426; d. Maud of Red Cloud 16332: Br and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. 5431. Paragon B 23089; b. March 25, 1903; s. Macdougall 4th of Tarbreoch 19300 (6841); d. Paragon 15051; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. 5432. Dorothea 2d 22784; b. May 11, 1903; s. Macdougall 4th of Tarbreoch 19300 (6488): d. Hannerett 14157; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. 5433. Annette of White Farm 24372; b. May 15, 1903; s. Muscosus 3d 159^4 (7072); d. Duchess Edith IT554: Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. 194 5434' Lutie Lake 2d 22759; b- May i, 1903; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); d. Lutie/ Lake 15483; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. 5435. King's Pride 22766; b. Jan. 8, 1903; s. Hensol 9967; Br. O. H. Swigart. Champaign, 111. SECTION II. Heifer — Six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d 4th Sth 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5441. Lady Garland 24870; b. Oct. 7, 1903; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Sadie Sioux 11339; Br. and Ex, E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. 5442. St. Louis to See 23706; b. Oct. 3, 1903; s. Macdougall 4th of Tarbreoch 19300 (6841); d. Semiramis 14th of Mt. Leonard 10668; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. 5443. Lady May 2d 24819; b. Oct. 26, 1903; s. Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); d. Godiva of Garliestown 19290 (16003); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5444. Lady Belle 24817; b. Dec. 17, 1903; s. Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); d. Bell i8th of Drumhumphry 21208 (16551); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5445. Daffodil 24795; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. Majestic of Wavertree 11901; d. Sousy 6th of Rock Hall Mains 9123; Br. and Ex. W. M. Brown & Son, Carrollton, Mo. 5446. Erma of Maples 2d 23324; b. Sept. 17, 1903; s. Scottish Prince of Castle- milk 19301 (6596); d. Kate of Mark 5th 10496; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 5447. Scottish Empress 2d 23330; b. Oct. 26, 1903; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Bertha Beaty ist 11909; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 5448. Fedora 24706; b. Nov. 25, 1903; s. Duke of Germany 17762; d. Beauty of Stockport C 18003; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Iowa. 5449. Nellie B 24867; b. Nov. 25, 1903; s. Duke of Germany 17762; d. Nellie of Elmland 15556; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Iowa. 5450. Lutie Lake 3d 24878; b. Feb. 19, 1904; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); d. Lutie Lake 15483; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, III. 5451. Wanda 3d of Avondale 24891; b. Feb. 5, 1904; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); d. Wanda of Diamond 11158; Br. and Ex, O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. SECTION 12. Heifer — Under six months. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5457. Flower Girl 2d 24705; b. April 20, 1904; s. Duke of Germany 17762; d. Lady Lome 2d 10768; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Iowa. 5458. Thelma of Stockport 24861 ; b. June 3, 1904; s. Duke of Germany 17762; d. Maid of Milker 13980; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Iowa. 5459. Madge Miller 24284; b. March 6, 1904; s. Scottish Chief 3d of Castle- milk 21227 (8054); d. Bettie Miller 28536; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 5460. Betty Miller 4th 24285; b. March 28, 1904; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Mary Miller 11589; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 5461. Dasy of Carroll 24754; h. March 22, 1904; s. Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); d. Dasy of Wavertree 12495; Br. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn.; Ex. W. M. Brown & Son, Carrollton, Mo. 5462. Lady Charlotte 24814; b. March 25, 1904; s. Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); d. Primrose of Kilquhanity 21225 (16907); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5463. Rosamond of Red Cloud 24940; b. Feb. 6, 1904; s. Senator Mac 17426; d. Vena of Red Cloud 17564; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. 5464. Max Maid of Red Cloud 24941; b. March 5, 1904; s. Senator Mac 17426; d. Arloa 11651; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. 5465. Follow Moody 24656; b. April 3, 1904; s. Macdougall 4th of Tarbreoch 19300 (6488); d. Semiramis 6th of Mt. Macon 11727; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. 5466. Fancy 2d of Wildwood 24873; b. May 20, 1904; s. Chancellor of Meadow Lawn 21293; d. Springwater Fancv 2d 16958; Br. and Ex. F. P. Wild, Cow- gill, Mo. 5467. Countess Nannie 2d 24869; b. Mch. 4, 1904; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Countess Nannie ii547; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. 5468. Lady Love 2d 24879; b. May 9, 1904: s. Chief 2d of Stepford 23513 (8336) ; d. Lady Love of Stepford 23492 (17348); Br. C. R. Dudgeon, Cargen, Dumfries, Scotland; Ex. O. H. Swig- art, Champaign, 111. 5469. Druid's Lucy 24880; b. May 24, 1904; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); d. Lucy M 16223; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. 195 — SECTION 25. Bull — Two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two years and under; Heifer, one year and under two, and Heifer, imder one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $125 $100 $80 $65 55 HC C 5303. Bull. Scottish Standard ist 18538; b. Nov. 17, 1904; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Balig Lucy B ist 1 1484; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. Cow: Adela of Flambon 12783; b. Oct 28, 1894; s. Canadian Border 5945; d. Adela 3d of Drumlanrig 5910 (9576); Br. David McCrae Guelph, On- tario, Canada; Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Scottish Mist 19771; b. Nov. 18, 1901; s. Scottish Standard 15221; d. Balig Blackie A 2d 10504; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Adelia of Brookside 22716; b. Oct. 18, 1902; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Adela of Flambon 12783; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. Heifer; Erma of Naples 2d 222>'2A\ b. Sept. 17, 1903; s. Scottish Prince of Castlemilk 19301 (6596); d. Kate of Mark 5th 10496; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 5316. Bull: Two In One 19775; b. 30, 1901; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Jewell of Durhamhill 15225 (15464); Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. Cow: Bass' Queen Di-Do 17292; b. March 3, 1900; s. Topsman 3d of Brookside 10467; d. Fanny 3d of Brookside 11488; Br. and Ex. Brook- side Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Betty Miller 2d 20909; b. Apr. 25, 1902; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Mary Miller 11489; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Betty Miller 3d 22713; b. Apr. 15. 1903; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Mary Miller 11489; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Betty Miller 4th 24258; b. March 28, 1904; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Mary Miller 11489; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 5309. Bull. CampfoUower of Stepford 23512 (7476); Feb. 28, 1899; s. Black Prince of Durhamhill (6846); d. Edie of Durhamhill (14926); Br. David Brown Stepford, Auldgirth, Dumfries; Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. Cow: Barroness 2d of Tarbreoch 21280 (14748); b. Feb. II, 1896; s. Camp- follower 5042; d. Dolly 8th of Tar- breoch 10415; Br. James Cunning- ham, Tarbreoch, Dalbeattie, Scotland; Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. Heifer: Lady Scot of Stepford 24905 (17528); b. March 27, 1902; s. Great Scot (6489); d. Edie of Durhamhill 14926; Br. David Brown Stepford, Auldgirth, Dumfries, Scotland; Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. Heifer: Kings Pride 22766; b. Jan. 8, 1903; s. Hensol 9967; d. Pride of Avon- dale 15186; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. Heifer: Lutie Lake 3d 24878; b. Feb. 19, 1904; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17045 (6159); d. Lutie Lake 15483; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. 5318. Bull: Pat Ryan of Red Cloud 20038; b. Oct. 8, 1901; s. Plumed Knight 14141; d. Cherry Lee of Red Cloud 16336; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. Cow: Cleona of Red Cloud 17570; b. Oct. 24, 1900; s. Peaceful of Good- rich 13482; d. Dina of Red Cloud 16335; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. Heifer: Highland Mary of R. C. 22184; b. July 20, 1902; s. Plumed Knight 14141; d. Cherry of Red Cloud 16330; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. Heifer: Sadonia of Red Cloud 23158; b. Aug. I, 1903; s. Senator Mac 17426; d. Dina of Red Cloud 16335; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. Heifer: Rosemond of Red Cloud 24940; b. Feb. 6, 1904; s. Senator Mac 17426; d. Vena of Red Cloud 17564; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. 5305. Bull: Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); b. April, 1900; s. Grace Royal (7123); d. Nancy of Kirkhill (3342); Br. John Moffat, Carriecommon, Lockerbie, Scotland; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Cow: Favourite i6th of Lochenkit; b. Dec. 2, 1900; s. Queen's Messenger 2d of Castlemilk (7061); d. Favourite 7th of Lochenkit (15475); Br. John Mc- Cormick Corsock, Dalbeattie, Scotland; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Heifer: Carmen of Meadow Lawn 21301; b. Jan. 3, 1902; s. Mario of Castlemilk 15054 (7052): d. Carmen of Wavertree 14296; Br. Edward Paul, Dundee, Minn.; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Heifer: Lady Harden of Meadow Lawn 23106; b. Oct. 24, 1902; s. Ronald 2d of Thorniehill 19289 (7882); d. Lady Har- den 4th of Tarbreoch 19070 (16448); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. - 106 - Heifer: Lady May 2d 24819; b. Oct. 26, 1903; s. Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); d. Godiva of Garliestown 19290 (16003); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5302. Bull. Imp. Macdougall 4th of Tar- breoch 19300 (6841); b. Feb. 15, 1897; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Maggie of Tarbreoch (8613); Br. Jas. Cunningham, Dalbeattie, Scotland; Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Iowa. Cow: Graceful 3d of Garliestown 19297 (16672); b. Jan. 10, 1900; s. Gal- lant Gift (7120); d. Graceful 2d of Gar- liestown (15599); Br. Earl of Gallo- way, Garliestown, Scotland; Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Iowa. Heifer: Mandie Wedholme 20633; b. Oct. 15, 1901; s. Lord Wedholme 15700 (6587); d. Mandy Fay 11014; Br. Mar- ion Parr, Harristown, 111.; Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Iowa. Heifer: Graceful A 23088; b. March 18, 1903; s. Macdougall 4th of Tar- breoch 19300 (6841); d. Graceful 3d of Garliestown 19297 (16675); Br. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo.; Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Iowa. Heifer: Fedora 24706; b. Nov. 25, 1903; s. Duke of Germany 17762; d. Beauty of Stockport C 18003; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, la. 5307. Bull: Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); b. March 29, 1898; s. Nonpareil of Castlemilk (6163); d. Moscosus of Whitehall (14029); Br. Wm. Parkin Moore, Whitehall, Scotland; Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. Cow: Gentle Annie A 15417; b. Dec. 25, 1898; s. Six Nigel 9974; d. Duchess Edith 11554; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. Heifer: Mannirs Pride 20949; b. Nov. 14, 1901; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Highland Mannirs 12085; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. Heifer: Annette of White Farm 24372; b. May 15, 1903; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Duchess Edith 115541 Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. Heifer: Lady Garland 24870; b. Oct. 7, 1903; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Sadie Sioux 11339; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. 5319. Bull: Buedo of White Farm 20952; b. Oct. 20, 1901; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072) ; d. Queen Bess of Peterson 10238; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Es- therville, Iowa. Cow: Sadie Garland 13510; b. April 15. 1897; s. Six Nigel 9974; d. Sadie Sioux 1 1339; Br. Weir & McMillan, Peterson, Iowa; Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. Heifer: Jewell of White Farm 21263; b. April 27, 1902; s. Governor 18826 (7562); d. Countess Jennie 11550; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. Heifer: Lady Sioux 2d 24373; b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Lady Sioux 6590; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. Heifer: Countess Nannie 2d 24869; b. March 4, 1904; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Countess Nannie 11 547; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. 5306. Bull: Mackenzie of Kilquhanity 23523 (7863); b. Jan. 8, 1900; s. Lord William of Durhamhill (7108); d. Mol- lie 5th of Lairdlaugh (15296); Br. Robert Wilson, Kilquhanty, Dalbeat- tie, Scotland; Ex. C. N. Moody, At- lanta, Mo. Cow: Maggie 10 of Tarbreoch 23463 (14747); b. Jan. 12, 1896; s. Campfol- lower (5042) ; d. Maggie of Tarbreoch (8613); Br. James Cunningham, Tar- breoch, Scotland; Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. Heifer: Gladys M. 20297; b. Jan. i, 1902; s. Calculator 14063; d. Kate of Atlanta 13736; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. Heifer: Paragon B 23089; b. March 25, 1903; s. Macdougall 4th Tarbreoch 19300 (6841); d. Paragon 15051; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. Heifer: St. Louis to See 23706; b. Oct. 3, 1903; s. Macdougall 4th of Tarbreoch 19300 (6841); d. Semiramis 14th of Mt. Leonard 10668; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. 5320. Bull: Graham of Avondale 20678; b. April 15, 1902; s. Marie of Castle- milk 15054 (7052); d. Miss Lettice 15052 (15470); Br. Edward Paul, Dun- dee, Minn.; Ex. F. P. Wild, Cowgill, Mo. Cow: Lady Grace 3d 21274; b. Feb. 27, 1900; s. Golden Age (6660); d. Lady Grace 2d (14589); Br. Thomas Bigger & Sons, Chapelton, Scotland; Ex. F. P. Wild, Cowgill, Mo. Heifer: Louisa 2d of Tarbreoch 23470 (17465); b. March 2, 1902; s. Macdou- gall 4th of Tarbreoch 19300 (6841); d. Louisa 2d of Durhamhill (14925); Br. John Cunningham, Torbreoch, Scot- land; Ex. F. P. Wild. Cowgill, Mo. Heifer: Grace of Wildwood 22255; b. Dec. 20. 1902; s. Footman (8079); d. Lady Grace 3d 21274 (16423); Br. Thomas Bigger & Sons, Chapelton, Scotland; Ex. F. P. Wild, Cowgill, Mo. Heifer: Fancy 2d of Wildwood 24873; b. May 20, 1904; s. Chancellor of Meadow Lawn 21293; d. Springwater Fancy 2d 16958; Br. and Ex. F. P. Wild, Cowgill. Mo. - 197 - SECTION 26. Bull— Under two years old; two heifers, one year and under two, and two heif- ers under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $55 $45 $40 HC C 5361. Bull: Pride's Druid 24882; b. Apr. I, 1904; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17954 (6159); d. Pride of Avondale 15168; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, IH. Cow: King's Pride 22766; b. Jan. 8, 1903; s. Hensol 9967; d. Pride of Avon- dale 15186; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swig- art, Champaign, 111. Heifer: Lutie Lake 2d 22759; b. May I, 1903; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); d. Lutie Lake 15483; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. Heifer: Lutie Lake 3d 24878; b. Feb. 19, 1904; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); d. Lutie Lake 15483; Br. anl Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. Heifer: Wanda 3d of Avondale; b. Feb. 5, 1904; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); d, Wanda of Diamond 11158; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. 5326. Bull: McDougal Yet 21836; b. Nov. 27, 1902; s. MacDougall 4th of Tarbreoch 19300 (6841); d. Cornelia of Elmland 15554; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. Heifer: Paragon B 23089; b. March 25, 1903; s. MacDougall 4th of Tar- breoch 19300 (6841); d. Paragon 15051; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, At- lanta, Mo. Heifer: Dorothea 2d 22784; b. May II, 1903; s. MacDougall 4th of Tar- breoch L9300 (6488); d. Hannerett 14157; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, At- lanta, Mo. Heifer: St. Louis to See 23706; b. 0''t. 3, 1903; s. Macdougall 4th of Tarbreoch L9300 (6841); d. Semiramis 14th of Mt. Leonard 10668; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. Heitcr: Follow Moody 24656; b. .^pr. 3, 1904; s. Macdougall 4th of Tarbreoch L9300 (6488); d. Semiramis 6th of Mt. Macon 11727; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlarva, Mo 5352. Bull: Gilt Edge 24871; b. Feb. 7, 1904; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (,'072); d. Sadie Garland 13510; Br. and Ex. E. II. White, Estherville, Iowa. Heifer: Lady Sioux 2d 24373; b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Muscosus 3d 159^4 (/'■■'72"); d. Lady Sioux 6590; Br. and Ex. E. H. White Estherville, Iowa. Heifer: Annette of White Farm 24372; b. May 15, 1903; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Duchess Edith ii5S4; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. Heifer: Lady Garland 24870; b. Oct. 7, 1903; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Sadie Sioux 11339; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. Heifer: Countess Mannie 2d 24869; h. March 4, 1904; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Countess Mannie ii547; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. 5531. Bull: Judie's Pride 23199; b. April 16, 1903; s. Duke of Germany 17762; d. Judith 4th 15609; Br. and Ex. J. E, Bales & Son, Stockport, la. Heifer: Semiramis Wilson 23107; b. Dec. 20, 1902; s. Walter C. 16162; d. Semiramis 19th of Mt. Leonard 10682; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stock- port, la. Heifer: Graceful A. 23088; b. March 18, 1903; s. Macdougall 4th Tarbreoch 19300 (6841); d. Graceful 3d of Garlies- town 19297 (16675): Br. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo.; Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, la. \ Heifer: Fedora 24706; b. Nov. 25. 1903; s. Duke of Germany 17762; d. Beauty of Stockport C. 18003; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, la. Heifer: Thelma of Stockport 24861; b. June 3, 1904; s. Duke of Germany 17762; d. Maid the Milker i^qSo: Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, la. 5348. Bull: Mosstrooper 5th 24827; b. Oct. 15, 1903; s. Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); d. Lady Harden 4th of Tar- breoch 19070; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Heifer: Lady Harden of Meadow Lawn 23106: b. Oct. 24, 1902; s. Ronald 2d of Thorniehill 19289 (7882) d. Lady Harden 4th of Tarbreoch 19070; (7882); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Heifer: Gannet 2d of Meadow Lawn 23102; b. Mch. 28, 1903; s. Ronald 2d of Thorniehill 19289 (7882) ; d. Gannet of Garliestown 192OT ("1597"): Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke. St. Cloud, Minn. Heifer: Lady May 2d 24819; b. Oct 26, 1903; s. Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); d, Godiva of Garlie<=town 19290 (16003); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Heifer: Lady Charlotte 24814; b. March 25, 1904; s. Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); d. Primrose of Kilquhanity 21215 (16907); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5335. Bull: Sixty of Red Cloud 531 59: b- April 12, 1903; s. Midnight of Red Cloud 17555; d. Max Graceful 14132; Br A. L. McKinnis, North Platte. Neb.; Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. 198 - Heifer: Sadonia of Red Cloud 23158; b. Aug. I, 1903; s. Senator Mac 17426; d. Dina of Red Cloud 16335; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. Heifer: Lina of Red Cloud L. 22186; b. Feb. 10, IQ03; s. Senator Mac 17426; d. Maud of Red Cloud 16332; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey. Red Cloiul Neb. Heifer: Rosamond of Red Cloud 24940; b. Feb. 6, 1904; s. Senator Mac 17426; d. Vena of Red Cloud 17564; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. Heifer: Max Maid of Red Cloud 24941; b. March 5, 1904; s. Senator Mac 17426; d. Arloa 11651; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. 5346. Bull: Star of Brookside 23338; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488) ; d. Adela of Flambon 12783; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Adelia of Brookside 22716; b. Oct. 18, 1902; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Adelia of Flambon 12783; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Bettie Miller 3d 22713; b. April 15, 1903; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Mary Miller 11489; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Erma of Naples 2d 23324; b. Sept. 17, 1903; s. Scottish Prince of Castlemilk 19301 (6596) d. Kate of Mark 5th 10496: Br. and Ex. Brook- side Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Madge Miller 24284; b. March 6, 1904; s. Scottish Chief 3d of Castle- milk 21227 (8054); d. Betty Miller 18536; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. 5333. Bull: Standard Challenger 22728; b. April 4, 1903; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Balig Lucy B. ist 11484; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Scottish Empress 22715: b. Oct. 2, 1902; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Bertha Beaty 1st 11909; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ftj Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Maid of Brookside 22722: b. April 20, 1902; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488) ; d. Maid of White Cairne 15227 (15473); Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Scottish Empress 2d 23330; b. Oct. 26, 1903; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Bertha Beaty ist 11909; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Betty Miller 4th 24285: b. March 28. 1904; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Mary Miller 11489; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. SECTION 27. Bull — Two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two years and under three; Ileifer, one year and under two, and Lleifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding $200 5306. Bull: Mackenzie of Kilquhanity; 23523 (7863); b. Jan. 8, 1900; s. Lord William of Durhamhill; (710S); d. Mol- lie 5th of Lairdlaugh (15296); Br. Rob- ert Wilson, Kilquhanity, Scotland; Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. Cow: Topsy 2d of Atlanta 14159; b. June 5, 1898; s. King Hensol 9967; d. Topsy 3d of Culmalzie 6418; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. Heifer: Gladys M. 20297; b. Jan. i, 1902; s. Calculator 14063; d. Kate of Atlanta 13736; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. Heifer: Paragon B. 23089; b. March 25, 1903; s. Macdougall 4th of Tar- breoch 19300 (6841); d. Paragon 15051; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. Heifer: St. Louis to See 23706; b. Oct. 3, 1903; s. Macdougall 4th of Tar- breoch 19300 (6841); d. Semiramis 14th of Mt. Leonard 10668; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. 5303. Bull: Scottish Standard ist 18538; b. Nov. 17, 1904; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Balig Lucy B. ist 11484; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Cow: Bass' Queen Di-Do 17292; b. March 3, 1900; s. Topsman 3d of Brookside 10467; d. Fanny 3d of Brookside 11488; Br. and Ex. Brook- side Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Scottish Mist I977i; b. Nov. 18, 1901; s. Scottish Standard 15221; d. Balig Blackie A. 2d 10504; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Adelia of Brookside 22716; b. Oct. 18. 1902; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Adela of Flambon 12783; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Erma of Maples 2d 23324; b. Sept. 17, 1903; s. Scottish Prince of Castlemilk 19301 (6596); d. Kate of Mark 5th 10496; Br. and Ex. Brook- side Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. 5318. Bull: Pat Ryan of Red Cloud 20038; b. Oct. 8, 1901; s. Plumed Knight 14141; d. Cherry Lee of Red Cloud 16336; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. Cow: Cleona of Red Cloud 17570; b. Oct. 24. 1900; s. Peaceful of Goodrich , 13482; d. Dina of Red Cloud 16335; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud. Neb. - 19© - Heifer: Highland Mary of Red Cloud 22184; b. July 20, 1902; s. Plumed Knight 14141; d. Cherry of Red Cloud 16330; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. Heifer: Sadonia of Red Cloud 23158; b. Aug. I, 1903; s. Senator Mac 17426; d. Dina of Red Cloud 16335; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. Heifer: Rosamond of Red Cloud 24940; b. Feb. 6, 1904; s. Senator Mac 17426; d. Vena of Red Cloud 17564; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. 5307. Bull: Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); b. March 29, 1898; s. Nonpareil of Castle- ; milk (6163); d. Muscosus of Whitehall ;■ (14029); Br. Wm. Parkin Moore, Whitehall, Scotland; Ex. E. H. White- Estherville, la. ' Cow: Gentle Annie A. 15417; b. Dec. 25, 1898; s. Six Nigel 9974; d. Duchess Edith 11554; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, . Estherville, la. Heifer: Nannir's Pride 20949; b. Nov. 14, 1901; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Highland Nannir's 12085; Br. and , Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la.. Heifer: Annette of White Farm 24372; b. Nov. 15, 1903; s. Muscosus 3d 15914; (7072); d. Duchess Edith 11554; Br. and Ex. W. H. White, Estherville, la. Heifer: Lady Garland 24870; b. Oct. 7, 1903; s. Muscosus 3d 1 5914 (7072); d. :. Sadie Sioux 11339; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. 5309. Bull: Campfollower of Stepford 23512 (7476); b. Feb. 28, 1899; s. Black Prince of Durhamhill (6846); d. Edie of Durhamhill (14926); Br. David Brow^n Stepford, Auldgirth, Dumfries, Scot- land; Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. Cow: Norma 3d of Avondale 15192; b. ' April 2, 1899; s. Glenco 2d 15173; d. Norma of Avondale 15191; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. Heifer: Druid's Pride 20121; b. Nov. 28, 1901; s. Durid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); d. Pride of Avondale 15186; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. Heifer: King's Pride 22766; b. Jan. 8, 1903; s. Hensol 9967; d. Pride of Av- ondale Ii,sf86; Br. and Ex. O. (Hi. Swigart Champaign, 111. Heifer: Lutie Lake 3d 24878; b. Feb. 19, 1904; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); d. Lutie Lake 15483; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. SECTION 28. Bull-— Under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor's breeding $200 5361. Bull: Pride's Druid (24882); b. April I, 1904; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); d. Pride of Avondale 15186; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, III. Heifer: King's Pride 22766; b. Jan. 8, 1903; s. Hensol 9967; d. Pride of Av- ondale 15186; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swi- gart, Champaign, 111. Heifer: Lutie Lake 2d 22759; b. May I, 1903; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054; (6159); d. Lutie Lake 15483; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. Heifer: Wanda 3d of Avondale 24891; b. Feb. 5, 1904; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); d. Wanda of Diamond 1 1 158; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. Heifer: Lutie Lake 3d 24878; b. Feb. 19, 1904; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); d. Lutie Lake 15483; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. 5352. Bull: Gilt Edge 24871; b. Feb. 7, 1904; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Sadie Garland 13510; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. Heifer: Lady Sioux 2d 24373; b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Moscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Lady Sioux 6590; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. Heifer: Annette of White Farm 24372; b. May 15, 1903; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Duchess Edith 11554; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. Heifer: Lady Garland 24870; b. Oct. 7, 1903; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Sadie Sioux 11339; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. Heifer: Countess Nannie 2d 24869; b. March 4, 1904; s. Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); d. Countess Nannie 11547; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. 5348. Bull: Mosstrooper 5th 24827; b. Oct. 15, 1903; s. Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); d. Lady Harden 4th of Tar- breoch 19070 (7762) ; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Heifer: Lady Harden of Meadow Lawn 23106; b. Oct. 24, 1902; s. Ronald 2d of Thorniehill 19289 (7882); d. Lady Harden 4th of Tarbreoch 19070 (16448); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Heifer: Gannet 2d of Meadow Lawn (23102); b. March 28, 1903; s. Ronald 2d of Thorniehill 19289 (7882); d. Gannet of Garliestown 1921 (15997); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Heifer: Lady Mary 2d 24819; b. Oct. 26, 1903; s. Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); d. Godiva of Garliestown 19290 (16003); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 200 - Heifer: Lady Charlotte 24814; b. March 25, 1904; s. Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); d. Primrose of Kilquhanity 21215 (16907); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5335. Bull: Sixty of Red Cloud 23159; b. April 12, 1903; s. Midnight of Red Cloud 17555; d. Max Graceful 14132; Br. A. L. McKinnis, North Platte, Neb. ; Ex. G.W.Lindsev, Red Cloud, Neb. Heifer: Sadonia of Red Cloud 23158; b. Aug. 1 1903; s. Senator Mac 17426; d. Dina of Red Cloud, Neb. 16335; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. Heifer: Lina of Red Cloud L. 22186; b. Feb. 10, 1903; s. Senator Mac 17426; d. Maud of Red Cloud 16332; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. Heifer: Rosamond of Red Cloud 24940; b. Feb. 6, 1904; s. Senator Mac 17426; d. Vena of Red Cloud 17564; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. Heifer: Max Maid of Red Cloud 24941; b. March 5, 1904; s. Senator Mac 17426; d. Arloa 11651; Br. and Ex. G. W. Lindsey, Red Cloud, Neb. 5346. Bull: Star of Brookside 23338; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Adela of Flambon T2783; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Adela of Brookside 22716; b. Oct. 18, 1902; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488) d. Adela of Flambon 12783; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Betty Miller 3d 22713; b. April 15. 1903; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Mary Miller 11489; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Erma of Naples 2d 2s;i24; b. Sept. 17, 1903; s. Scottish Prince of Castlemilk 19301 (6596); d. Kate of Mark 5th 10496; Br. and Ex. Brook- side Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Madge Miller 24284; b. March 6, 1904; s. Scottish Chief 3d of Castle- milk 21227 (8054); d. Betty Miller 18536; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. 5333- Bull: Standard Challenger 22728; b. April 4, 1903; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488) d. Balig Lucy B. ist 1 1484; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Scottish Empress 22715; b. Oct. 2, 1902; s. Scottish Standard 15521 (6488); d. Bertha Beauty ist 11909; Br. and Ex. Brookiside (Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Maid of Brookside 22722; b. April 20, 1903; s. Scottish Standard L5221 (6488); d. Maid of White Cairne 15227 {15473); Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Scottish Empress 2d 23330; b. Oct. 26, 1903; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Bertha Beauty 1st 1 1909; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Heifer: Betty Miller 4th 11489; b. March 28, 1904; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Mary Miller 11489; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. SECTION 29. Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 5307. Sire: Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); b. March 29, 1898; s. Nonpareil of Castle- milk (6163); d. Muscosus of Whitehall (14029); Br. Wm. Parkin Moore, Whitehall, Scotland; Ex. E. H. White, Estherville. la. Get i: Gilt Edge 24871; b. Feb. 7, 1904; d. Sadie Garland 13510; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. Get 2: Annette of White Farm 24372; b. May 15, 1903; d. Duchess Edith 11554; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. Get 3: Lady Garland 24870; b. Oct. 7, 1903; d. Sadie Sioux 11339; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. Get 4: Countess Nannie 2d 24869; b. March 4^ 1904; d. Countess Nannie 11547; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. 5307. Sire: Muscosus 3d 15914 (7072); b. March 29, 1898; s. Nonpareil of Castle- milk (6163) ; d. Muscosus of Whitehall (14028); Br. Wm. Parkin Moore, Whitehall Scotland; Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. Get i: Buede of White Farm 20952; b. Oct. 20, 1901; d. Queen Bess of Peter- son 10238; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. Get 2: Lady Sioux 2d 24373; b. Sept. 14, 1902; d. Lady Sioux 6590; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, Iowa. Get 3: Banker of White Farm 24374; b. Nov. 22, 1902; d. Bessie Weir 12221; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. Get 4: Nannir's Pride 20949; b. Nov. 14, 1901; d. Highland Nannie 12085; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. 5475. Sire: Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); b. May 19, 1894; s. Black Douglas of Castlemilk (5002); d. Jenny Duke 5th Castlemilk (ii499); Br. Robert Jardine Castlemilk, Scot- land; Ex. C. S. Hechner, Princeton, 111. Get i: Druid's Pride 20121; b. Nov. 28, 1901; d. Pride of Avondale 15186; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaigne, 111. 201 Get 2: Pride's Druid 24882; b. April i, 1904; d. Pride of Avondale 15186; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart Champaigne, 111. Get 3: Lutie Lake 2d 22759; b. May i, 1903; d. Lutie Lake 15483; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. Get 4: Lutie Lake 3d 24878; b. Feb. 19, 1904; d. Lutie Lake 15483; Br. and Ex. 0. H. Swigart, Champaigne, 111. Get 5: Evaline 2d of Avondale 20124; b. July 2, 1902; 4. Evaline Lass 74095 Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Cham- paigne, 111. 5302. Sire: Macdougall 4th of Tarbreoch 19300 (6841); b. Feb. 15, 1897; s. Scot- tish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Maggie of Tarbreoch (8613); Br. James Cun- ningham, Tarbreoch, Scotland; Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, la. Get i: Dorothea 2d 22784; b. May 11, 1903; d. Hammerett 14157; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. Get 2: Francis McDougall 24669; b. Jan. 3, 1904; d. Topsy of Macon 11189; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. Get 3: St. Louis to See 23706; b. Oct. 3, 1903; d. Semiramis 14th of Mt. Leonard (10668); Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. Get 4: Follow Moody 24656; b. April 3, 1904; d. Semiramis 6th of Mt. Macon 11727; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, At- lanta, Mo. 5302. Sire: Macdougall 4th of Tarbreoch 19300 (6841); b. Feb. 15, 1897; s. Scot- tish Standard 15221 (6488) d. Maggie of Torbreoch (8613); Br. James Cun- ningham, Tarbreoch, Scotland; Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, la. Get i: Miss McDougal 21829; b. Jan. 5, 1903; d. Semiramis 6th of Macon 1 1727; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, At- lanta, Mo. Get 2: Paragon B. 23089; b. March 25, 1903; d. Paragon 15051; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. Get 3: McDougal Yet 21836; b. Nov. 27, 1902; d. Cornelia of Elmland 15554; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. Get 4: Nora McDougal 21830; b. Oct. 1, 1902; d. Nora of Walnut Grove 1 1730; Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, At- lanta, Mo. 5305. Sire: Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); b. April, 1900; s. Grace Royal (7123); d. Nancy of Kirkhill (3342); Br. John Moffat, Carriecommon, Scotland; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Get i: Mosstrooper 5th 24827; b. Oct. 15. 1903; d. Lady Harden 4th of Tar- breoch 19070 (16448); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. I Get 2: Lady May 2d 24819; b. Oct. 26, i 1903; d. Godiva of Garliestown 19290 (16003); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Get 3: Lady Bell 24817; b. Dec. 17, 1903; d. Bell i8th of Drumhumphry 21208 (16551); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Get 4: Lady Charlotte 24814; b. March 25, 1904; d. Primrose of Kilquhanity 21215 (16907); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5476. Sire: Ronald 2d of Thorniehill 12989 (7882) ; s. Macdougall 4th of Tar- breoch 19300 (6841); d. Tidy of Thorn- iehill (16401); Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Get i: Cardonald 23113; b. March 24, 1903; d. Coryphee of Wavertree 17098; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Get 2: Lady Harden of Meadow Lawn 23106; b. Oct. 24, 1902; d. Lady Har- den 4th of Tarbreoch 19070 (16448); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud. Minn. Get 3: Gannet 2d of Meadow Lawn 23102; b. March 28, 1903; d. Gannet of Garliestown 19291 (15997) Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. Get 4: Fanny of Meadow Lawn 23101; b. Jan. 22, 1903; d. Femy 3d of Thorn- iehill 19292 (16403); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5477. Sire: Duke of German 17762; b. Dec, 1900; s. Lord Wedholme 15700 (6587) d. Lady Monk 2d 5732 (9492); Br. D. McCrae Guelph, Ontario, Can- ada; Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, la. Get i: Judie's Pride 23199; b. April 16, 1903; d. Judy 4th 15609; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, la. Get 2: Black Joe 3d 24714; b. Jan. 10, 1904; d. Semiramis 19th of Mt. Leon- ard 10682; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, la. Get 3: Fedora 24706; b. Nov. 25, 1903; d. Beauty of Stockport C. 18003; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stock- port, la. Get 4: Thelma of Stockport 24861; b. June 3, 1904; d. Maid the Milker 13980; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stock- port, la. 5478. Sire: Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); s. The Pathfinder 3d (5990; d. Gentle Rose 2d (13029); Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Get i: Scottish Standard ist 18538; b. Nov. 17, 1904; d. Balig Lucy B. 1st 11484; Br, and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. 202 Get 2: Two in One 19775; b. Dec. 30, 1901; d. Jewel of Durhamhill 15225 (5464); Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Get 3: Standard Challenger 22728; b. April 4, 1903; d. Balig Lucy B. 1st 1 1484; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Get 4: Star of Brookside 23338; b. Oct. 28, 1903; d. Adelia of Flambon 12783; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. 5478. Sire: Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); s. The Pathfinder 3d (5991); d. Gentle Rose 2d (13029); Ex. Brook- side Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Get i: Scottish Mist 19771; b. Nov. 18, 1901; d. Balig Blackie A. 2d 10504; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Get 2: Betty Miller 2d 20909, b. April 25, 1902; d. Mary Miller 11489; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Get 3: Adelia of Brookside 227166; b. Oct. 18, 1902; d. Adela of Flambon 12783; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Get 4: Betty Miller 3d 22713; b. April 15. 1903; d. Mary Miller 11489; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. SECTION 30. Two Animals of either sex, any age, pro- duce of one cow. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 5370. Dam: Adela of Flambon 12783; b. Oct. 28, 1904; s. Canadian Border 5945; d. Adelia 3d of Drimlanring 5910 (9576); Br. David McCrae, Guelph, Ontario, Canada; Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Produce 1: Star of Brookside 23338; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Produce 2: Adela of Brookside 22716; b. Oct. 18, 1902; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. 5479. Dam: Balig Lucy B. ist 11484; s. Bob Beaty 7809; d. Balig Lucy B. ist 11484; Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Produce: Scottish Standard 18538; b. Nov. 17, 1904; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Produce 2: Standard Challenger 22728; b. April 4, 1903; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488) ; Br. and Ex. Brookside Farm Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind. 5480. Dam: Semiramis 19th of Mt. Leon- ard 23197; b. Dec. 20, 1902; s. Walter C. 16162; d. Semiramis 19th of Mt. Leonard 10682; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, la. Produce l: Semiramis Wilson 23197; b. Dec. 20, 1902; s. Walter C. 16162; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, la. Produce 2: Black Joe 3d 24714; b. Jan. 10, 1904; s. Duke of German 17762; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, la. 5481. Dam: Judy 4th 15609; b. May 15, 1899; s. Hickory of Catalpa 12545; d. Punch Girl 12403; Br. Paul Bryd, Chil- licothe. Mo.; Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, Ia.__ Produce 1: Jennie Lind 22782; b. May 24, 1902; s. Walter C. 16162; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, la. Produce 2: Judie's Pride 23199; b. April 16, 1903; s. Duke of German 17762; Br. and Ex. J. E. Bales & Son, Stockport, la. 5374. Dam: Lady Harden 4th of Tar- breoch 19070 (16448); b. Jan. 3, 1900; s. Scottish Standard 15221 (6488); d. Lady Harden 2d of Durhamhill (14354); Br. John Cunningham, Dal- beattie, Scotland; Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Neb. Produce l: Mosstrooper 5th 24827; b. Oct. 15, 1903; s. Worthy 3d 21228 (7162); Br. and Ex. C. E. Clare, St. Cloud, Neb. Produce 2: Lady Harden of Meadow Lawn 23106; b. Oct. 24, 1902; s. Ronald 2d of Thorniehill 19289 (7882) ; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5482. Dam: Semiramis 6th of Macon 11727; s. Brush Creek 5309; d. Sem- iramis 14th of Mc. Leonard; Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. Produce 1: Miss McDougal 21829; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. Macdougall 4th of Tar- breoch 19300 (6488); Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. Produce 2: Follow Moody 24656; b. April 3, 1904; s. Macdougall 4th of Tar- breoch 19300 (6488); Br. and Ex. C. N. Moody, Atlanta, Mo. 5483. Dam: Pride of Avondale 15186; b. July — , 1896; s. Hansard 5023 (4365); d. Nancy Dawson 2d of Elrig 4860 (9743); Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. Produce i: Druid's Pride 20121; b. Nov. 28, 1901; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. Produce 2: King's Pride 22766; b. Jan. 8, 1903; s. Hensol 9967; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. 203 - 5484- Dam: Edie of Durhamhill 14926; b. Sept. 8, 1896; s. Contender 4th of Tarbreoch (5994); d. Cowslip of Drum- humphry (7249); Br. R. T. Scott, Drumhumphry, Scotland; Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. Produce 2: Campfollower of Stepford 23512 (7476); b. Feb. 28, 1899; s. Black Prince of Durhamhill (6846); Br. David Brown, Stepford, Auldgirth, Dumfries, Scotland; Ex. O. H. Swigart, Cham- paign, 111. Produce 2: Lady Scott of Stepford 24905; (17528); b. March 27, 1902; s. Great Scot (6489) ; Br. David Brown, Stepford, Auldgirth, Scotland; Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. 5485. Dam: Duchess pdith 11 54; s. Cherry King 11545; d. Editha 6105; Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. Produce i: Gentle Annie A. 15417; b. Dec. 25, 1898; s. Annette of White Farm 24372; Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. Produce 2: Annette of White Farm 24372; b. May 15, 1903; s. Muscosus 3d 15914; (7072) Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. 5486. Dam: Sadie Sioux 11339; s. Mager Clarke 5443; d. Garland 2d 3902; (8057); Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. Produce i: Sadie Garland 13510; b. April 15, 1897; s. Six Nigel 9974; Br. Weir & McMillen, Peterson, Iowa; Ex. E. H. White, Estherville, la. Produce 2: Lady Garland 24870: b. Oct. 7, 1903; s. Moscosus 3d 15914 (7072); Br. and Ex. E. H. White, Es- therville, la. 5487. Dam: Springjwater Fancy 2d 16958; b. Mch. 29, 1891; s. First Favor- ite of Drumlanrig 4075 (4098) ; Br. E. K. Rea, Ovid, Mo.; Ex. F. P. Wild, Cowgill, Mo. Produce i: Crofter of Wildwood 24583; b. May 27, 1903; s. Doctor of Waver- tree 16770; Br. and Ex. F. P. Wild, Cowgill, Mo. Produce 2: Fancy 2d of Wildwood 24873; b. May 20, 1904; s. Chancellor of Meadowlawn 21293; Br. and Ex. E. P. Wild, Cowgill, Mo. SECTION 33- Steer or Spayed Heifer — Two years old and under three. ist 2nd 3d $40 $30 $25 5488. Steer: Glen Rosa's King 20763; b. Oct. — , 1901; s. King Hensol 9967; d. Glen Rosa 4th 5424; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart Champaign, 111. SECTION 35. Steer or Spayed Heifer — Twelve and un- der eighteen months. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 5489. Steer: Swigart's Champion 22788; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159) d. Snowdrop of Avondale 15182; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. 5490. Steer: Helen's King 22721; b. Jan. 9, 1903; s. King Hensol; d. Helen G. 17717; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. SECTION 36. Steer or spayed heifer, six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 5493. Steer: Black Joe b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Worthy 3d 21228 (7762); d. Carmen of Wavetree 14269; Br. and Ex. C. E. Clarke, St. Cloud, Minn. 5494. Steer: Teddy 24877; b. Dec. 20, 1903; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); d. Snowdrop of Avondale 15182; Br. and Ex. Swigart, Cham- paign, 111. SECTION 37- Steer or Spayed Heifer — Under six months. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 5497. Steer: Spot 24876; b. Jan. 3, 1904; s. Druid of Castlemilk 17054 (6159); d. Nancy of Avondale 15697; Br. and Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. SECTION 39. Steer or Spayed Heifer — Two years old and under three. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 5500 Steer: Teddy; Ex. Fred T. Davis, Mendota, 111. 5501. Steer; Orlando; Ex. C. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. SECTION 41- Steer or Spayed Heifer — Twelve and eighteen months. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 5503. Roland; b. Jan, 1903; Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. 5504. Jammie; b. July, 1903; Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. 204 - SECTION 42. Steer or Spayed Heifer — Six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 5506. The Gambler; b. Sept. 7, 1903; Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. SECTION 43. Steer or Spayed Heifer — Under six months. 1st 2d 3d $40 $30 $25 5508. Bob Womacks 2d; b. March 10, 1904; Ex. O. H. Swigart, Champaign, 111. Class 29— Red Polled. SECTION I. Bull — Three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5510. Demon 5421; b. Oct. 23, 1897; s. Elmer 3482; d. Dorothy 3993; Br. J. W. Martin, Richland City, Wis.; Ex. An- drew & Bro., Cedarville, Ohio. 551 1. Vernon 2d 8854; b. Nov. 25, 1900; s. Vernon 5931; d. Nanette 2d 13969; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5512. Prince Portia 6527; b. Nov. 7, 1898; s. The Ensign 3096; d. Princess Portia 10653; Br. H. Lee Borden, Tonti, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5513. Paterick 9634; b. March 16, 1900; s. Endymion 3908; s. Princess Portia 10653; Br. H. Lee Borden, Tonti, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5514. General Shafter 6239; s. Jumbo 4973; d- Queen Rose 8890; Br. T. L. Endsley, Charleston, 111.; Ex. C. C. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. 5515. Falstaff 3d 8125; b. March 16, 1900; s. Bubble's Monarch 6055; d. Eva Fal- staff 12256; Br. and Ex. J. W. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. 5516. Champion 3833; b. March 19, 1894; s. Peter Piper 2d 2873; d. Lily 9265; Br. D. F. Van Buskirk, Blue Mound, Kan.; Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Poma, Kans. 5517. Nash 8489; b. Jan. 18, 1900; s. Cherokee 2233; d. Lady Valentine 12534; Br. Frank Hartline, Strasburg, Ohio; Ex. F. W. Hawley, LeRoy, Ohio. 5518. Eclipse 9220; b. March 18, 1901; s. Dewey 6168; d. Gladys 2d 7888; Br. R. G. Lamberton, Franklin, Pa.; Ex. F. W. Hawley, LeRoy, Ohio. 5519. Pocatella 5771; b. Dec. 28, 1897; s. Endymion 3908; d. Pocahontas 6643; Br. V. T. Hills, Delaware, Ohio; Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, Ohio. 5520. Corporal. Ex. George Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. SECTION 2. Bull — Two years and under three. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5526. King Henry 10557; b. May 30, 1902; s. Demon 5421; d. Beauty of Cedarville 4th 14498; Br. and Ex. An- drew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5527. Linwood Lad 9492; b. Oct. 28, 1901; s. Majiolini 3600; d. Fond 9353; Br. P. K. Blowfield, Norfolk, Eng.; Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kans. 5528. Poplar 12047; b. June 28, 1902; s. Prairie Dale 8565; d. Poplin 2d 9687; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5529. King B. 9445; b. Dec. 15, 1901; s. Demon 5421; d. Nina 13990; Br. An- drew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio; Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. 5530. Perfection 10777; b. May 2, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Pearly Dew- drop 9658; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. 5531. Best Goods 10050; b. Jan. 16, 1902; s. Josephus 7258; d. Bride 13235; Br. and Ex. J. H. Chowder & Son, Beth- any, 111. 5532. Young Arch 9981. b. Dep. 26, 1901; s. Patriarch 6482; d. Young Davy 6870; Br. V. T. Hills, Delaware, Ohio; Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kans. 5533' Rody Rod 12733; b. Julv 20, 1902; s. Pocatella 5771; d. Portia 2d ii''o6; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chilli- cothe, Ohio. SECTION 3. Bull— Eighteen and twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5539. Nonine 10739; b. Nov. 14, 1903; s. Vernon 3d 8855; d. Nina 13990; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5540. Lucretia's Prince 11870; b. Nov. II, 1902; s. Praire Dale 8565; d. Lu- cretia 2d 5671; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 206 5541- Turner 12345; b. Jan. 19, 1903; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Grace 16737; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. 5542. Dandy 11419; b. Dec. 26, 1902; s. Falstafif 3d 8125; d. Dew 3999; Br. and Ex. J. W. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. 5543. Balzac 10025; b. Oct. 19, 1902; s. Floyd 5487; d. Flora 12304; Br. Frank Hartline, Strasburg, Ohio; Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, Ohio. SECTION 4- Bull — Twelve and under eighteen months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 5549. Money Maker 11944; b. March 14, 1903; s. Demon 5421; d. Money 12678; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5550. Teddy (twin) 12310; b. May 12, 1903; s. Demon 5421; d. Beauty of Ce- darville 4th 14498; Br. and Ex. An- drew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5551. Beulah Land Taurus 11261; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Sovereign 9864; d. Tea Rose 17731; Br. and Ex. Wilkie Blair, Gi- rard, Kans.; 5552. Gay Lad 2d 11615; b. April i, 1903; s. Falstaff 3d 8125; d. Gay 4th 16692; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. 5553- St. Patrick of Coburn 12219; b. March 17, 1903; s. Champion 3833; d. Mollie 12675; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groen- miller & Son, Pomona, Kan. 5554. Patriarch Jr. 12009; b. March 6, 1903; s. Patriarch 6482; d. Iowa Davy 17th 9432; Ex. Frank N. Hawley, Le Roy, Ohio. 5555- Gunfire 12734; b. Aug. 22, 1903; s. Pocatclla 5771; d. Priceless 12808; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, Ohio. SECTION 5. Bull — Six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $10 $25 $20 $1=; HC C 5561. Buffalo Bill 1 1304; b. Sept. 29, 1903; s. Demon 5421; d. Ina 16832; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5562. Gov. Herrick 11647; b. Nov. 24, 1903, S. Vernon 2d 8854; d. Necton Beauty 3d 15499; Br, and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5563. Beulah Lad 11260; b. Nov. 5, 1903, s. Sovereign 9864; d. Sunshine 7560; Br. and Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kans. .5564. 2d Duke of York 11519; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Nancy 8778: Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5565. Shylock 12660; b. Jan. 9, 1904; s. King B. 9445; d. Floss 1495 1; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers,\ Sadorus, 111. 5566. Best Goods 3d 11257; b. Nov. 12, 1903; s. Falstaff 3d 8125; d. Bride 13235; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. 5567. Chicago 12672; b. Dec. 3, 1903; s. Falstaff 3d 8125; d. Supremacy II 15936; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, ]3ethany. 111. 5568. Hope 11705; b. Oct. 10, 1903; s. Admiral Dewgy 5967; d. Kansas Girl 15189; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kans. 5569. Protection 12095; b. Oct. 15, 1903; s. Champion 3833; d. Lady Smith 16967; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kans. 5570. Universal 12351; b. Nov. 24, 1903; s. Tim 8832; d. Peter's Davy 15593; Br. and Ex. Frank H. Hawley, LeRoy, Ohio. 5571. Waterboy 12735; b. Sept. 9, 1903; s. Pocatella 5771; d. Portia 2d 11706; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chilli- cothe, Ohio. 5572. Honorable Boy; Ex. George Car- penter, Baraboo, Wis. SECTION 6. Bull — Under six months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 5578. Victor 12715; b. March 28, 1904; s. Demon 5421; d. Victoria 17809; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5579. Picture 12716; b. March 25, 1904; s. Demon 5421; d. Fustian 2d 13536; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. . 5580. Takahira 127 10; b. May 18, 1904; s. Linwood Lad 9492; d. Tea Rose 17731; Br. and Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kan. 5581. Faust 12703; b. April 26, 1904; s. Knockout 9456; d. Fawn 18255; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5582. Nerod 12699; b. April 15, 1904; s. Henry 6272; d. Charlotte 12109; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5583. Lindus 12659; b. March 11, 1904; s. King B. 9445; d. Linda 18511; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadora, 111. 5584. Advance 12671; b. March 6, 1904; s. Falstaff 3d 8125; d. Supremacy 14298; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. 5585. Triumph; b. March 23, 1904; s. Best Goods 10050; d. Exmas 2d 13465; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. - 206 5586. Hailstorm 12736; b. April 12, 1904; s. Popular 8561; d. Nanny Girl 17251; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, Ohio. 5587. Louis; Ex. George Carpenter, Bar- aboo, Wis. SECTION 7. Cow — Three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5593. Ina 16832; b. Dec. i, 1900; s. Ver- non 5931; d. Beauty of Cedarville 10962; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5594. Cherry 16357; b. Sept. 10, 1900; s. Demon 5421; d. Haughty 4th 11326; Br. and Ex. Arvd/rew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5595. Beulah Rose 16217; b. Jan. 28, 1900, s. Ben Harrison 5995; d. Royal Rose 12925; Br. and Ex. Wilkie Blair, Gi- rard, Kans. 5596. Tea Rose 17731; b. July 22, 1900; s. Boss 3398; d. Chloe 10097; Br. J. McLain Smith, Dayton, Ohio; Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kans. 5597. Utrada 4th 15994; h. Oct. 7, 1899; s. Finest 4880; d. Ultrada 2d 3267; Br. H. Lee Borden, Tonti, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5598. Charlotte 12109; b. Feb. 10, i8g6; s. Iowa Davyson 1873; d. Trim 440.'^; Br. Peter Kemp; Ex. Bordon Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5599. Pearl C. 140338; b. Jan. 7, 1898; s. Gilt Edge 2d 4896; d. Pearly Dewdrop 9658; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sa- dorus, 111. 5600. Supremacy 14298; b. Dec. 26, 1897; s. Timon 1442; d. Cherry 12121: Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Beth- any, 111. 5601. Dew 3d 16484; b. Nov. i, 1900; s. Bubble's Monarch 6035; d. Dew 3999; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany. 111. 5602. Brightness 10043; h. Oct. 31, 1895; s. Davy's Pride 2679: d.' Dazzle 4524; Br. W. H. Seaman, Davenport, la.; Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. 5603. Lady Smith 16965; b. Nov. 6, 1900, s. Red Charlev 6=^48: d. Tina 7961; Br. Hon. W. F. D. Smith, England: Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona. Kans. 5604. Pert 10620; b. July 25, 1895; s. Melton Roy 3612; d. Pansy 8092; Br. Dennis Treat & Son, Talmadge, Ohio; Ex. F. W. Hawley, LeRoy, Ohio. 5605. Aurelia 17924; b. Jan. 17, 1901; s. Tim 8832; d. Orthodox 14017;' Br. Frank Hartline, Strasburg, Ohio; Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, Ohio. 5606. Priceless 12808; b. July 17, 1897; s. Davy's Pride 2679; d. Miss Priscilla 9594; Br. W. H. Seaman, Davenport, la.; Ex. George H. Smith, Chillicothe, Ohio. 5607. Bright Eyes; Ex. George Carpen- ter, Baraboo, Wis. 5608. Rosevar; Ex. George Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. SECTION 8. Heifer — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5614. Goldy 18334; b. Dec. 8, 1901; s. Demon 5421; d. Gold Dust 3d 11299; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5615. Dumps 2d 18183; b. Nov. 11, 1901; s. Corporal 4313; d. Dumps 8490; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. 5616. Beulah Duchess 17984; b. Oct. 22, 1901; s. Legal Tender 7292; d. The Bride 10039; Br. and Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kans. 5617. Beulah Sonatta 19292; b. June 21, 1902; s. Legal Tender 7292; d. Sun- shine 7560; Br. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kans. 5618. Eulalie 5th 21 149; b. July 12, 1902; s. Prairie Dale 8565; d. Eulalie 2d 7086; Br. H. Lee Borden, Tonti, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5619. Glenoir 3d 21261; b. June 28, 1902; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Glemoir 9381; Br. H. Lee Borden, Tonti, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, III. 5620. Sadorus 20461; b. March 24, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Fedora 13490; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. 5621. Xmas Crowder 19153; b. Oct. 12, 1901; s. Josephus 7253; d. Exmas 2d 13465; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. 5622. Diana 22502; b. May 12, 1902; s. Josephus 7253; d. Fame 16611; Br. and Ex. J. W. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. 5623. Rose 18945; b. Oct. I, 1901; s. Champion 3833; d. Croquette of Brook- dale 7764; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groen- miller & Son, Pomona, Kan. 5624. Ruth of Coburn 20457; h. April 20, 1902; s. Champion .•^833; d. Ruth 0791; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kans. 5625. Perth 3d; b. Sept. 2, 1901 ; s. Trover 5920; d. Pert 5920; Br. Frank W. Haw- ley, LeRoy, Ohio. 5626. Carrie 19357; b. Jan. 25, 1902; s. Floyd 5487: d. Pleasant View Duchess 10T96; Br. Frank Hartline, Strasburg, Ohio; Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, Ohio. 207 - 5627. Sister Sue 22571; b. Feb. 7, 1902; s. Pocatella 5771; d. Portulacca 14066; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chilli- cothe, Ohio. 5628. Havanna 3d; Ex. George Carpen- ter, Baraboo, Wis. 5629. Bright Eyes 2d; Ex, George Car- penter, Baraboo, Wis. SECTION 9- Heifer — Eighteen and under twenty- four months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5635. Golden Rod 19691; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. Demon 5421; d. Gold Dust 3d H299; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5636. Auvilla 192 13; b. Oct. 2, 1902; s. Vernon 3d 8855; d. Alma 3d 16101; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5637. Biddle 19295; b. Dec. 15, 1902; s. Chancellor 7919; d. Clara 16366; Br. D. F. VanBuskirk, Blue Mound, Kans.; Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kans. 5638. Nancy 3d 21736; b. Oct. 27, 1904; s. Prairie Dale 8565; d. Nancy 8778; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5639. Ultrada 5th 22164; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Ultrada 2d 8267; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5640. Helm 2d; Ex. Geo. Carpenter, Bar- aboo, Wis. 5641. Dew 4th 19501; b. Nov. 25, 1902; s. Josephus 7253; d. Dew 3d 16484: Br. and Ex. J. W. Crowder & Son, Beth- any, 111. 5642. Mae 20003; b. Oct. 8, 1902; s. Champion 3833; d. Brightness 10043; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kans. 564<«. Kate 19846; b. Nov. 1, 1902; s. Champion 3833; d. Chaste 8th 16325; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kans. 5644. Lottie 21534; b. Oct. 15, 1902; s. Floyd 5487; d. Edna 14860; Br. Frank Hartline, Strasburg, Ohio; Ex. F. W. Hawley, LeRoy, Ohio. 5645. Haughty 22495; b. Nov. 3, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Pearl C. 14038; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. 5646. Miss Gay 22612; b. Dec. 27, 1902; s. Pocatella 5771; d. Queen Bird 12836; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, Ohio. 5647. Spotless Maid 22569; b. Dec. 2t. 1902; s. Popular 8561; d. Newbourn Spot 116.36; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, Ohio. SECTION 10. Heifer — Twelve months. and under eighteen 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 5653. Mayflower 9th 21647; b. March 2, 1903; s. Popular 8561; d. Mayflower 8th 13882; Br. and Ex. Andrews Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5654. Fustian 3d 21238; b. April 29, 1903; s. Demon 5421; d. Fustian 2d 13536; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5655. Beulah Dunbar 20819; b. Feb. 19, 1903; s. Palmer 8530; d. Buttercup 12090; Br. Silas M. Dunbar, Bowers, Ind. ; Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kan. 5656. Labyrinth 3d 21425; b. June 26, 1903; s. Prairie Dale 8565; d. Labyrinth 9469; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5657. Alma 20690; b. Aug. 4, 1903; s. Prairie Dale 8565; d. Zula 13109; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5658. Bonny Lass; Ex. Geo. Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. 5659. Exmas 5th 21 160; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. Falstaff 3d 8125; d. Exmas 12260; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany. 111. 5660. Supremacy 5th 22111; b. March 17, 1903; s. Falstafif 3d 8125; d. Supremacy 14298; Br. and Ex. J. W. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. 5661. Alberta 20672; b. March 15, 1903; s. Champion 3833; d. Fillpail 16640; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Po- mona, Kans. 5662. Elvira 21131; b. April 20, 1903; s. Champion 3833; d. Chaste 9th 16326; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kans. 5663. Handsome Lulu 21293; b. March 3, 1903; s. Handsome Boy 6262; d. Lulu 15313; Br. E. Kopes. Acme. Ohio; Ex. F, H. Hawley, LeRoy, Ohio, 5664. Rose 22490; b. Feb. 22, 1904; s. Prosperous 9689; d. Rachel 5th 8132; Br. Myron Schenck, Algona, la.; Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. 5665. Wild Rose 22565; b. March 19. 1903; s. Pocatella 5771; d. Rosa Bird 12891; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chil- licothe, Ohio. 5666. Miss Nancy 22570; b. June i, 190^; s. Patriarch 6482; d. Nancy Girl 17251; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, Ohio. - 208 SECTION II. Heifer — Six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 5673. Neva 21759; b. Oct. 29, 1903; s. Demon 5421; d. Boody 2d 16252; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio 5674. Nest Egg 21758; b. Oct. 5, 1903; s. Demon 5421; d. Nina 13990; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5675. Beulah Paradise 20821; b. Oct. 22, 1903; s. Banquo 5985; d. Panesta 9645; Br. W. E. I. Wheeler, Pulaski, Mich.; Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kans. 5676. Ultrada 6th 22304; b. Oct. 3, 1903; s. Barney Boy 5300; d. Ultrada 4th 15994; Br. Geo. W. Steele, Rochelle, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5677. Poplin 3d 21852; b. Oct. 18, 1903; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Poplin 2d 9687; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5678. Clarissa; Ex. Geo. Carpenter, Bar- aboo, Wis. 5679. Helene; Ex. George Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. 5680. Exmas 6th 21 161; b. Nov. 22, 1903; s. Falstaff 3d 8125; d. Exmas 12260; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. 5681. Eva Falstaff 3d 21 156; b. Nov. 14, 1903; s. Best Goods 10050; d. Eva Fal- staff 12256; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. ' 5682. Innocence 21338; b. Sept. 20, 1903; s. Champion 3833; d. Ruth 9791; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Po- mona, Kan. 5683. Sunshine 22109; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. Champion 3833; d. Brightness 10043; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kans. 5684. Pert 4th 21826; b. Oct. 2, 1903; s. Nash 8489; d. Pert 10620; Br. and Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, Ohio. 5685. Affectionate 20667; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. Tim 8832; d. Orthodox 14017; Br. Frank Hartline, Strasburg, Ohio; Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, Ohio. 5686. Cowslip 2d 22493; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. King B. 9445; d. Cowslip 16397; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. 5687. Dewdrop 4th 22496; b. Oct. 11, 1903; s. King B. 9445; d. Lady Dewdrop 18464; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sa- dorus, 111. 5688. Highborn Lady 22568; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Popular 8561; d. Princess 2d 9701; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chil- licothe, Ohio. 5689. Daffodil 22567; b. Sept. 29, 1903; s. Popular 8561; d. Rosemary 18962; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, Ohio. SECTION 12. Heifer — Under six months. i^* f^ ^^^ 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 5695. Mayflower loth 22547; b. March 22 1904; s. Demon 5421; d. Mayflower 8th 13882; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros Cedarville, Ohio. 5696. Minerva 22548; b. May 7, 1904; s. Vernon 2d 8854; d. Money 2d 15469; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville' Ohio. 5697. Beretta 22538; b. Feb. 8, 1904; s. Emperor 10328; d. Beulah Bride 14547- Br. and Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kans' 5698. Evaline 22527; b. April 27, 1904; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Eva 18225; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm. Tonti, 111 5699. (Another); Ex. Bordon Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5700. Pearl; Ex. Geo. Carpenter, Bar- aboo, Wis. 5701- Princess; Ex. Geo. Carpenter, Bar- aboo, Wis. 5702. Cherrv 4th 22501; b. March 2, 1904; s. Falstaff 3d 8125; d. Cherrv 12121; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. 5703. Lavona 2d 21503; b. March 12, 1903; s. Handsome Boy 6262; d. Levona 1 1449; Br. Abel A. Bostwick, Saville, Ohio; Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, O. 5704. Bittersweet 22566; b. March 4, 1904; s. Popular 8561; d. Rosa Bird 12891; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chil- licothe, Ohio. SECTION 25. Bull — Two years old or over; cow, three years or over; heifer, two years and under three; heifer, one year and un- der two, and heifer, under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 5510. Bull: Demon 5421; b. Oct. 23, 1897; s. Elmer 3482; d. Dorothy 3993; Br. J. W. Martin, Richland City, Wis.; Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. Cow: Cherry 16357; b. Sept. 10, 1900; s. Demon 5421; d. Haughty 4th 11326; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. Heifer i: Goldy 18334; b. Dec. 8, 1901 : s. Demon 5421; d. Gold Dust 3d 11299; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. Heifer 2: Golden Rod 1969; b. Oct 7. 1902; s. Demon 5421; d. Gold Dust 3d 1 1299; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros.. Cedarville, Ohio. Heifer 3: Neva 21759; b. Oct. 29, 1903: s. Demon 5421; d. Boody 2d 16252; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. — 209 — 5526. Bull: King Henry 10557; b. May 30, 1902; s. Demon 5421; d. Beauty of Cedarville 14498; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. Cow: Ina 16832; b. Dec. i, 1900; s. Vernon 5931; d. Beauty of Cedarville 10962; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. Heifer i: Dumps 2d 18183; b. Nov. 11, 1901; s. Corporal 4313; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. Heifer 2: Auvilla 19213; b. Oct. 2, 1902; s. Vernon 3d 8855; d. Alma 3d 16101; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. Heifer 3: Nest Egg 21758; b. Oct. 5, 1903; s. Demon 5421; d. Nina 13990; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. 5527. Bull: Linwood Lad 9492; b. Oct. 28, 1901; s. MajioHni 3600; d. Ford 9353; Br. P. K. Blofield, Norfolk, Eng.; Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kan. Cow: Beulah Rose 16217; b. Jan. 28, 1900; s. Ben Harrison 5995; d. Royal Rose 12925; Br. and Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kan. Heifer i: Beulah Duchess 17984; b. Oct. 22, 1901; s. Legal Tender 7992; d. The Bride 10039; Br. and Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kan. Heifer 2: Beulah Dunbar 20819; b. Feb. 19, 1903; s. Palmer 8530; d. But- tercup 12090; Br. Silas M. Dunbar, Bowers, Ind.; Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kan. Heifer 3: Beulah Paradise 20821; b. Oct. 22, 1903; s. Banquo 5985; d. Pa- nesta 9645; Br. W. L E. Wheeler, Pulaski, Mich.; Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kan. 5512. Bull: Prince Portia 6527; b. Nov. 7, 1898; s. The Ensign 3006: d. Princess Portia 10653; Br. H. Lee Stock Farm, Tonti, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Cow: Charlotte 12109; b. Feb. 10, 1896; s. Iowa Davyson 1873; d. Trim 4405; Br. Peter Kemp; Ex. Borden Stork Farm. Tonti, 111. Heifer i: Eulalie 5th 21149; b. July 12, 1902; s. Prairie Dale 8565; d. Eulalie 2d 7086; Br. H. Lee Bordon, Tonti, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer 2: Nancy 3d 21736; b. Oct. 27, 1002; s. Prairie Dale 8565: d. Nancy 8787: Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer 3: Ultrada 6th 22304: b. Oct.\3, 1903; s. Barney Boy 5300; Ultrada 4th 15994; Br. Geo. W. Steele, Rochelle, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5513. Bull: Patrick 9634; b. March 16, 1900; s. Endymion 3908; d. Princess Portia 10653; Br. H. Lee Bordon, Ton- ti, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. - 2 Cow: Ultrada 15994 4th; b. Oct. 7. 1*899; s. Finest 4880; d. Ultrada 2d 8267; Br. H. Lee Borden, Tonti, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer i: Glemoir 3d 21261; b. June 28, 1902; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Glemoir 9381; Br. Lee Borden, Tonti, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer 2: Ultrada 5th 22164; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Ultrada 2d 8267; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer 3: Poplin 3d 21852; b. Oct. 18, 1903; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Poplin 2d 9687; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5520. Bull: Corporal; Ex. Geo. Carpen- ter, Baraboo, Wis. Cow: Roswar; Ex. Geo. Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. Heifer i: Havanna 3d; Ex. Geo. Car- penter, Baraboo, Wis. Heifer 2: Helena 2d; Ex. Geo. Car- penter, Baraboo, Wis. Heifer 3: Clarissa; Ex. Geo. Carpen- ter, Baraboo, Wis. 5531. Bull: Best Goods 10050; b. Jan. 16, 1902; s. Josephus 7258; d. Bride 13285; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Cow: Supremacy 14288; b. Dec. 26, 1897; s. Timon 1442; d. Cherry 12121; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Heifer i: Xmas Crowder I9i53j b. Oct. 12, 1901; s. Josephus 7253; d. Exmas 2d 13465; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Heifer 2: Supremacy 5th 22111; b. March 17, 1903; s. Falstaff 3d 8125; d. Supremacy 14298; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Heifer 3: Exmas 6th 21161; b. Nov. 22, 1903; s. Falstaff 3d 8125; d. Exmas 12260; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. 5515. Bull: Falstqflf 3d 8125; b. March 16, 1900; s. Bubble's Monarch 6055; d. Eva FalstaflF 12256; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Cow: Dew 3d 16484; b. Nov. i, 1900; s. Bubble's Monarch 6035; d. Dew 3999; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Heifer i: Diana 22502; b. May 12, 1902; s. Josephus 7253; d. Fame 16611; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son. Bethany, 111. Heifer 2: Exmas 5th 21160; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. FalstaflF 3d 8125; d. Exmas 12260; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Heifer 3: Eva FalstaflF 3d 2x156; b. Nov. 14, 1903; s. Best Goods 10050; d. Eva FalstaflF 12256: Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. 10 - 55i6. Bull: Champion 3833; b. March 19, 1894; s. Peter Piper 2d 2873; d. Lily 9265; Br. D. F. Van Buskirk, Blue Mound, Kan.; Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. Cow: Brightness 10043; b. Oct. 31, 1895; s. Davy's Pride 2679; d. Dazzle 4524; Br. W. H. Seaman, Davenport, la.; Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. Heifer i: Rose 18945; b. Oct. i, 1901; s. Champion 3833; d. Coquette of Brookdale 7764; Br. and Ex. Geo. Greonmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. Heifer 2: Kate 19846: b. Nov. i, 1902; s. Champion 3833; d. Chaste 8th 16325; Br. and Ex. Geo. Greonmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. Heifer 3: Sunshine 22109; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. Champion 3833; d. Brightness 10043; Br. and Ex. Geo. Greonmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. 5518. Bull: Eclipse 9220; b. March 18 1901; s. Dewey 6168; d. Glydis 2d 7888 Br. R. G. Lamberton, Franklin, Pa. Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, O. Cow: Pert 10620; b. July 25, 1895; s. Melton Boy 3612; d. Pansy 8092; Br. Dennis Treat & Son, Tallmadge, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, Ohio. Heifer i: Carrie 19357; b. Jan. 25, 1902; s. Floyd 5487; d. Pleasant View Duchess 10196; Br. Frank Hartline, Strasburg, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, Le- Roy, O. Heifer 2: Lottie 21534; b. Oct. 15, 1902; s. Floyd 5487; d. Edna 14860; Br. Frank Hartline, StrasbTir-,;., O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, O. Heifer 3: Pert 4th 21826; b. Oct. 2, 1903; s. Nash 8489; d. Pert 10620; Br. and Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, O. 5517. Bull: Nash 8489; b. Jan. 18, 1900; s. Cherokee 2233; d. Lady Valentine 12534; Br. Frank Hartline, Strasburg, O.: Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, O Cow: Aurelia 17924; b. Jan. 17, iQor; s. Tim 8832; d. Orthodox 140T7: Pr. Frank Hartline, Strasburg, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, O. Heifer i: Pert 18811; b. Sept. 2, igoi; s. Trover 5920; d. Pert 10620; Br. and Ex. Frank H. Hawley, LeRoy, O. Heifer 2: Handsome Lulu 21293; b. March 3, 1903; s. Handsome Boy 6262; d. Lulu 15313; Br. E. Koppes, Acme, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, O. Heifer 3: Affectionate 20667; b. Oct; 20, 1903; s. Tim 8832; d. Orthodox 14017; Br. Frank Hartline, Strasburg, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, O. 5529. Bull: King B 9445; b. Dec. 15, 1901; s. Demon 5421; d. Nina 13990; Br. Andrew ^ros, Cedarville, O.; Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, III. Cow: Pearl C 14038; b. Jan. 7, 1898; s. Gilt Edge 2d 4896; d. Pearly Dew- drop 9658; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers Sadorus, 111. Heifer i: Sadorus 20461; b. March 24, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Fe- dora 13490; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer 2: Haughty 22495; b. Nov. 3, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Pearl C 14038; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sa- dorus, 111. Heifer 3: Dewdrop 4th 22496; b. Oct. II, 1903; s. King B 9445; d. Lady Dew- drop 18464; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers Sadorus, 111, 5530. Bull: Perfection 10777; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Pearly Dewdrop 9658; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Cow: Pearl C 14038; b. Jan. 7, 1898: s. Gilt Edge 2d 4896; d. Pearly Dew- drop 9658; Br. and Ex. J. J. Cham- bers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer i: Sadorus 20461; b. March 24, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Fedora 13490; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer 2: Haughty 22495; b. Nov 3, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Pearl C 14038; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer 3: Dewdrop 4th 22496; b. Oct. II, 1903; s. King B 9445; d. Lady Dew- drop 18464; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. 55iq. Bull: Pocatella 5771; b. Dec. 28, 1897; s. Endymion 3008; d. Pocahon- tas 6643; Br. and Ex. V. T. Hills, Dela- ware, O.; Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chilli- cothe, O. Cow: Priceless 12808; b. July 17, 1897; s. Davy's Pride 2679; d. Miss Priscilla 9594; Br. W. H. Seaman, Davenport, la.; Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. Heifer i: Sister Sue 22571; b. Feb. 7, 1902: s. Pocatella 5771: d. PorfWarca 14066; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. Heifer 2: Spotless Maid 22569; b. Dec. 23, 1902; s. Popular 8=;6i: d. Newbourn Spot 1 1636; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. Heifer 3: Highborn Lady 22568; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Popular 8561; d. Prin- cess 2d 9701; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. - 211 SECTION 26. Bull — Under two years old; two heifers, one year and under two, and two heifers under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th qth 6th 7th $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C 5549. Bull: Money Maker 11944; b. Mch. 14, 1903; s. Demon 5421; d. Money 12678; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Ce- darville, O. Heifer i: Golden Rod 19681; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. Demon 5421; d. Gold Dust 3d 1 1299; Br, and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. Heifer 2: Auvilla 19213; b. Oct. 2, 1902; s. Vernon 3d 8855; d. Alma 3d 16101; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. Heifer 3: Neva 21759; b. Oct. 29, 1903; s. Demon 5421; d. Boody 2d 16252; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. Heifer 4: Nest Egg 21758; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Demon 5421; d. Nina 13990; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. 5539. Bull: Nonine 10739; b. Nov. 14, 1903; s. Vernon 3d 8855; d. Nina 13990; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. Heifer i: Mayflower 9th 21647; b. March 2d, 1903; s. Popular 8561; d. Mayflower 8th 13882; Br. and Ex. An- drew Bros., Cedarville, O. Heifer 2: Fustian 3d 21238; b. April 29, 1903; s. Demon 5421; d. Fustian 2d 13536; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Ce- darville, O. Heifer 3: Mayflower loth 22547; b. March 22, 1904; s. Demon 5421; d. Mayflower 8th 13882; Br. and Ex. An- drew Bros., Cedarville, O. Heifer 4: Minerva 22549; b. May 8, 1904; s. Vernon 2d 8854; d. Money 2d 15469; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. 5551. Bull. Beulah Land Taurus 11261; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Sovereign 9864; d. Tea Rose 17731; Br. and Ex. Witkie Blair, Girard, Kan. Heifer i: Biddie 19295; b, Dec. 15. 1902; s. Chancellor 7919; d. Clara 16366; Br. D. F. Van Buskirk, Blue Mound, Kan.; Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kan. Heifer 2: Beulah Dunbar 20819; b. Feb. 19, 1903; s. Palmer 8530; d. But- tercup 12090; Br. Silas M. Dunbar, Bowers, Ind.; Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kan. Heifer 3; Beulah Paradise 20821; b. Oct. 22, 1903; s. Banquo 5985; d. Pa- nesta 9645; Br. W. I. E. Wheeler, Pu- laski, Mich.; Ex. Wilkie Blair, Giraid, Kan. Heifer 4: Barretta 22538; b. Feb. 8, 1904; s. Emperor 10328; d. Beulah Pride 14547; Br. and Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kan. 5710. Bull: Pride's Tonti 1256; b. June 19, 1904; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Pride 3d 14078; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer i: Labrynth 3d 21425; b. June 26, 1903; s. Prairie Dale 8565; d. Lab- rynth 9469; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer 2: Alma 20690; b. Aog. 4, 1903; s. Prairie Dale 8565; d. Zitla 12109; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer 3: Calpurnia 3d 20880; b. Sept. 22, 1903; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Calpur- nia 10067; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, III. Heifer 4: Evaline 22527; b. April 27, 1904; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Eva 18225; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Ton- ti, 111. 5564. Bull: Duke of York 11.519; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Nancy 8778; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer i: Nancy 3d 21736; b. Oct. 2T, 1904; s. Prairie Dale 8565; d. Nancy 8778; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer 2: Ultrada 5th 22164; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Ultrada 2d 8267; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer 3: Ultrada 6th 22304; b. Oct. 3, 1903; 8. Barney Boy 5300; d. Ultra- da 4th 15994; Br. Geo. W. Steele, Rochelle, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer 4: Poplin 3d 21852; b. Oct. 18, 1903; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Poplin 2d 9687; Br. and Ex. Bo..den Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5572. Bull: Honorable Boy; Ex. Geo. Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. Heifer i: Helna; Ex. Geo. Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. Heifer 2: Bonny Lass; Ex. Geo. Car- penter, Baraboo, Wis. Heifer 3: Helme; Ex. Geo. Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. Heifer 4: Clarissa; Ex. Geo. Carpen- ter, Baraboo, Wis. 5542. Bull: Dandy 11419; b. Dec. 26, 1902; s. FalstaflF 3d 8125; d. Dew 3999; Br. and Ex. J. W. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Heifer i: Exmas 5th 21 160; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. Falstaff 3d 8125; d. Exmas 12260; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. — 212 - Heifer 2: Supremacy 5th 22111; b. March 17, 1903; s. Falstaff 3d 8125; d. Supremacy 14298; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, III. Heifer 3: Eva Falstaff 3d 21 156; b. Nov. 14, 1903; s. Best Goods 10050; d. Eva Falstaff 12256; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Heifer 4: Exmas 6th 21 161; b. Nov. 22, 1903; s. Falstaff 3d 8125; d. Exmas 12260; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. 5553. Bull: St. Patrick of Coburn 12219; b. March 17, 1903; s. Champion 3833; d. Mollie 12675; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groen- miller & Son, Pomona, Kan. Heifer: Mae 20003; b. Oct. 8, 1902; s. Champion 3833; d. Brightness 10043; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. Heifer 2: Kate 19846; b. Nov. i, 1902; s. Champion 3833; d. Chaste 8th 16325; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. Heifer 3: Innocence 21338; b. Sept. 20, 1903; s. Champion 3833; d. Ruth 9791; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. Heifer 4: Sunshine 22109; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. Champion 3833; d. Brightness 10043; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. 5543. Bull: Balzac 10025; b. Oct. 19, 1902; s. Floyd 5487; d. Flora 12304; Br. Frank Hartline, Strasburg, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, O. Heifer i: Lottie 21534; K Oct. 15, 1902; 8. Floyd 5487; d. Edna 14860; Br. Frank Hartline, Strasburg, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, O. Heifer 2: Handsome Lulu 21293; b. March 3, 1903; s. Handsome Boy 6262; d. Lulu 15313; Br. E. Koppes, Acme, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, O. Heifer 3: Pert 4th 21866; b. Oct. 2, 1903; s. Nash 8489; d. Pert 10620; Br. and Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, O.; Heifer 4: Affectionate 20667; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. Tim 8832; d. Orthodox 14017; Br. Frank Hartline. Strasburg, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, O. 5541. Bull: Turner 12345; b. Jan. iq, 1903; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Grace 16737; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sa- dorus. 111. Heifer i: Haughty 22495; b. Nov. 3. 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Pearl C 14038; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer 2: Rose 22490; b. Feb. 22, 1904; s. Prosperous 9689: d. Rachel 5th 8132; Br. Myron Schenck, Algona, la.; Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer 3: Dewdrop 4th 22496; b. Oct. II, 1903; s. King B 9445; d. Lady Dew- drop 18464: Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer 4: Cowslip 2d 22493; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. King B 9445; d. Cowslip 16397; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. 5565. Bull: Shylock 12660; b. Jan. 9, 1904; s. King B 9445: d. Floss 14951; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer: Haughty 22495; b. Nov. 3, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Pearl C 14038; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sa- dorus, 111. Heifer 2: Rose 22490; b. Feb. 22, 1904; s. Prosperous 9689; d. Rachel 5th 8132; Br. Myron Schenck, Algona, la.; Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer 3: Cowslip 2d 22493; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. King B 9445; d. Cowslip 16397; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sa- dorus, 111. Heifer 4: Dewdrop 4th 22496; b. Oct. II, 1903; s. King B 9445; d. Lady Dew- drop 18464: Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. 5555. Bull. Gunfire 12734; b. Aug. 22, 1903; s. Pocatella 5771; d. Priceless 12808; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chil- licothe, O. Heifer i: Spotless Maid 22569; b. Dec. 23, 1902; s. Popular 8561; d. Newbourn Spot 1 1636; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. Heifer 2: Miss Nancy 22570; b. June I, 1903; s. Patriarch 6482; d. Nanny Girl 17251; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. Heifer 3: Highborn Lady 22568; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Popular 8561; d. Prin- cess 2d 9701; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe. O. Heifer 4: Daffodil 22567; b. Sept 29, 1903; s. Popular 8561; d. Rosemary 18962; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. SECTION 27. ^ Bull, two years old or over; cow, three years or over; heifer, two years and under three; heifer, one year and un- der two; and heifer, under one year; females to be of exhibitor's breeding. $150. 5510. Bull: Demon 5421; b. Oct. 23. 1897; s. Elmer 3482; d. Dorothy 3993; Br. J. W. Martin, Richland City, Wis.; Ex. Andrew & Bro., Cedarville, O. Cow: Cherry i63S7; b. Sept. 10, 1900; s. Demon 5421; d. Haughty 4th 1 1326; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Obio. .^ Heifer: CO Goldy 18334; b. Dec. 8, 1901; s. Demon 5421; d. Gold Dust 3d 1299; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. - 213 Heifer: (2) Golden Rod 19691; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. Demon 5421; d. Gold Dust 3d 1 1299; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. Heifer: (3) Neva 21759; b. Oct. 29, 1903; s. Demon S421; d. Boody 2d 16252; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Ce- darville, Ohio. 5512. Bull: Prince Portia 6527; b. Nov. 7, 1898; s. The Ensign 3096; d. Princess Portia 10653; Br. H. Lee Borden, Tonti, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Cow: Ultrada 4th 15994; b. Oct. 7, 1899; s. Finest 4880; d. Ultrada 2d 8267; Br. H. Lee Borden, Tonti, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer: (i) Glemoir 3d 21261; b. June 28, 1902; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Glemoir 9381; Br. H. Lee Borden, Tonti, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer: (2) Nancy 3d 21736; b. Oct. 27, 1904; s. Prairie Dale 8565; d. Nancy 8778; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer: (3) Poplin 3d 21852; b. Oct. 18, 1903; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Poplin 2d 9687; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5520. Bull: Corporal; Br. and Ex. Geo. Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. Cow: Bright Eyes; Br. and Ex. Geo. Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. Heifer: (i) Bright Eyes 2d; Br. and Ex. Geo. Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. Heifer: (2) Bonny Lass; Br. and Ex. Geo. Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. Heifer: (3) Clarissa; Br. and Ex. Geo. Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. 5515. Bull: Falstaff 3d 8125; b. March 16, 1900; s. Bubbles Monarch 6055; d. Eva Falstaff 12256; Br. and Ex. J. H- Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Cow: Dew 3d 16484; b. Nov. i, 1900; s. Bubbles Monarch 6035; d. Dew 3999; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Heifer: Diana 22502; b. May 12, 1902; s. Josephus 7253; d. Fame 16611; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Beth- any, 111. Heifer: Exmas 5th 2T160; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. Falstaflf 3d 8125; d. Exmas 12260: Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Heifer: Eva Falstaflf 3d 21 156; b. Nov. 14, 1903; s. Best Goods 10050; d. Eva FalstafT 12256; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crow- der & Son, Bethany, 111. 5529, Bull: King B 9445; b. Dec. 15, 1901; s. Demon 5421; d. Nina 13990; Br. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O.; Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Cow: Pearl C 14038; b. Jan. 7, 1898; s. Gilt Edge 2d 4896; d. Pearly Dew- drop 9658; Br. and Ex. J. J. Cham- bers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer: Sadorus 20461; b. March 24, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Fedora 13490; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer: Haughty 22495; b. Nov. 3, 1902; s. Prince Portia 22495; d. Pearl C 14038; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer: Dewdrop 4th 22496; b. Oct. II, 1903; s. King B 9445; d. Lady Dew- drop 18464; Br. and Ex. J. J. Cham- bers, Sadorus, 111. 5530. Bull: Perfection 10777; b. May 2, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Pearly Dewdrop 9658; Br. and Ex. J. J. Cham- bers, Sadorus, 111. Cow: Pearl C 14038; b. Jan. 7, 1898; s. Gilt Edge 2d 4896; d. Pearly Dew- drop 9658; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer: Sadorus 20461; b. March 24, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Fedora 13490; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer: Haughty 22495; b. Nov. 3, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Pearl C 14038; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer: Dewdrop 4th 22496; b. Oct. II, 1903; s. King B 9445; d. Lady Dew- drop 18464; Br. and Ex. J. J. Cham- bers, Sadorus, III. SECTION 28. Bull, under two years old; two heifers, one year and under two; and two heifers, under one year; females to be of exhibitor's breeding. $150. 5564. Bull: 2d Duke of York 11519; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Nancy 8778; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer: Nancy 3d 21736; b. Oct. 27, 1902; s. Prairie Dale 8565; d. Nancy 8778; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer: Ultrada 5th 22164; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Ultrada 2d 8267; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer: Calpurnia 3d 20880; b. Sept. 22, 1903; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Calpurnia 10067; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Heifer: Poplin 3d 21852; b. Oct. 18. 1903; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Poplin 2d 9687; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. - 214 - 5587. Bull: Louis; Br. and Ex. George Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. Heifei : Helena 2d; Br. and Ex. George Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. Heifer: Bonney Lass; Br. and Ex. George Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. Heifer: Helene; Br. and Ex. George Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. Heifer: Clarissa; Br. and Ex. George Carpanter, Baraboo, Wis. 5539. Bull: Nonine 10739; b. Nov. 14, 1903; s. Vernon 3d 8855; d. Nina 13990; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. Heifer: Golden Rod 19691; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. Demon 5421; d. Gold Dust 3d 11399; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. Heifer: Auvilla 19213; b. Oct- 2, 1902; s. Vernon 3d 8855; d. Alma 3d 16101; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. Heifer: Neva 21759; b. Oct 29, 1903; s. Demon 5421; d. Boody 2d 16252; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. Heifer: Nest Egg 21758; b. Oct. 5, 1903; s. Demon 5421; d- Nina 13990; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5542. Bull: Dandy 11419; b. Dec. 26, 1902; s. FalstaflF 3d 8125; d. Dew 3999; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Heifer: Exmas 5th 21160; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. Falstafif 3d 8125; d. Exmas 12260; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Heifer: Supremacy 5th 22111; b. March 17. 1903; s. Falstafif 8125; d. Supremacy 14298; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany. 111. Heifer: Eva FalstafiF 3d 21156: b. Nov. 14, 1903; s. Best Goods 10050; d. Eva Falstafif 12256; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son. Bethany, 111, Heifer: Exmas 6th 21 161: b. Nov. 22. 1903; s. Falstafif 3d 8125; d. Exmas 12260: Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son. Bethany, 111. 5530. Bull: Protection 12095; b- Oct. 15. 1903: s. Champion 3833; d. Lady Smith 16967; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groen- miller & Son, Pomona, Kan. Heifer: Mae 20003: b. Oct. 8. 1902; s. Champion 3833; d. Brightness 10043; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. Heifer: Kate 19846; b. Nov. i, 1902; s. Champion 3833; d. Chaste 8th 16^25; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. Heifer: Innocence 21338; b. Sept. 20, T903; s. Champion 3833: d. Ruth 9791: Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. Heifer: Sunshine 22109; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. Champion 3833; d. Brightness 10043; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. 5541. Bull: Turner 12345; b. Jan. 19, 1903; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Grace 16737; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer: Haughty 22495; b. Nov. 3, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Pearl C 14038; Br. and Ex. J- J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer: Rose 22490, b. Feb. 22, 1904; s. Prosperous 9689; d. Rachel 5th 8132; Br. Myron Schenck, Algona, la.; Ex. P. D. Worthly, Sherburn, Minn. Heifer: Dewdrop 4th 22496; b. Oct. II, 1903; s. King B 9445; d. Lady Dew- drop 18464; Br. and Ex. J. J. Cham- bers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer: Cowslip 2d 22493; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. King B 9445; d. Cowslip 16397; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. 5565. Bull: Shylock 12660; b. Jan. 9, 1904; s. King B 9445; d. Floss 14951; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer: Haughty 22495; b. Nov. 3, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Pearl C 14038; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer: Rose 22490; b. Feb. 22, 1904; s. Prosperous 9689; d. Rachel 5th 8132; Br. Myron Schenck, Algona, la.; Ex. P. D. Worthly, Sherburn, Minn. Heifer: Dewdrop 4th 22496; b. Oct. II, 1903; s. King B 9445; d. Lady Dew- drop 18464; Br. and Ex. J. J. Cham- bers, Sadorus, 111. Heifer: Cowslip 2d 22493; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. King B 9445; d. Cowslip 16397; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. 5555- Bull: Gunfire 12734; b. Aug. 22, 1903; s. Pocatella 5771; d. Priceless 12808; Br. and Ex^ Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. Heifer: Miss Gay 22612; b. Dec. 27, 1902; s- Pocatella 5771: d. Queen Bird 12836; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chi'llicothe. O. Heifer: Wild Rose 22565; b. March 19, 1903; s. Pocatella 5771 ; d- Rosa Bird 12891; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. Heifer: Highborn Lady 22568; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Popular 8561; d. Prin- cess 2d 9701; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. Heifer: Daflfodil 22S(iT, b. Sept. 29, 1903; s. Popular 8561; d. Rosemary 18062; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. - 216 - SECTION 29. Four animals of either sex, any age. get of one sire. ist 2(1 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C 5711. Sire: Prairie Dale 8565; s, Iowa Davyson 3149; d. Prairie Blossom 12803; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Get: (i) Eulalie 5th 21 149; b. July 12, 1902; s. Prairie Dale 8565; d. Eulalie 2d 7086; Br. H. Lee, Tonti, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Get: (2) Nancy 3d 21736; b. Oct. 2-], 1904; s. Prairie Dale 8565; d. Nancy 8778; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Get: (3) Labrynth 3d 21425; b. June 26, 1903; s. Prairie Dale 8565; d. Lab- rynth 9469; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Get: (4) Alma 20690; b. Aug. 4, 1903; s. Prairie Dale 8565; d. Zula 13109; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5712. Sire: Sir Tonti 8777; b- Nov. 9, 1903; s. Sudbourne C C 8777; d. Cherry 1 1068; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, III. Get: (i) 2d Duke of York 11519; b. Nov. 9, 1903: s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Nancy 8778; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Get: (2) Glemoir 3d 21261; June 28, 1902; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Glemoir 9381; Br. and Ex. H. Lee Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Get: (3) Ultrada 5th 22164; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Ultrada 2d 8267; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Get: (4) Poplin, 3d 21852; b. Oct. 18, 1903; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Poplin 2d 9687; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5510. Sire: Demon 5421; b. Oct. 23, 1897; s. Elmer 3482; d. Dorothv 3993; Br. J. W. Martin. Richland City, Wis.; Ex. Andrevir & Bro., Cedarville. O. Get: (i) King Henry 10557; b. May 30, 1902; s. Demon 5421; d. Beauty of Cedarville 4th 14498; Br. and Ex. An- drew Bros-, Cedarville. O. Get: (2) Cherry 16357; b. Sept. 10, 1900; s. Demon 5421; d. Haughty 4th 11326; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Ce- darville, O. Get: (3) Goldy 18334; b- Dec. 8, 1901; s. Demon 5421; d. Gold Dust 3d 11299; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville. Ohio. Get: (4) Golden Rod 19691; b. Oct. 7. 1902; s. Demon 5421; d. Gold Dust 3d 1 1299; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros.. Ce- darville, O. 5510. Sire: Demon 5421; b. Oct. 23, 1897; s. Elmer 3482; d. Dorothy 3993; Br. J. W. Martin. Richland City, Wis.; Ex. Andrew & Bro., Cedarville, O. Get: (i) Money Maker 11944; b. March 14, 1903; s. Demon 5421; d. Money 12678; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. Get: (2) Buffalo Bill, 11304; b. Sept. 29, 1903; s. Demon 5421; d. Ina 16832; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. Get: (3) Neva 21759; b. Oct. 29, 1903; s. Demon 5421; d. Boody 2d 16252; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. Get: (4) Nest Egg 21758; b. Oct. 5, 1903; s. Demon 5421; d. Nina 13990; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, Ohio. 5715. Sire. Get: (i) Louis; Br. George Carpen- ter, Baraboo, Wis. Get: (2) Honorable Boy; Br. George Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. Get: (3) Clarissa; Br. George Car- penter, Baraboo, Wis. Get: (4) Bonny Lass; Br. George Carpenter, Baraboo, Wis. 5515. Sire: Falstafif 3d 8125; b. March 16, 1900; s. Bubbles Monarch 6055; d. Eva Falstafif 12256; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Get: (i) Dandy 11419; b. Dec. 26, 1902; s. Falstafif 3d 8125; d. Dew 3999; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Get: (2) Exmas 5th 21 160; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. Falstaff 3d 8125; d. Exmas 12260; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Get: (3) Best Goods 3d 11257; b. Nov. 12, 1903; s. Falstafif 3d 8125; d. Bride 13235; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crow- der & Son. Bethany, 111. Get: (4) Cherry 4th 22501; b. March 2, 1904; s. Falstaff 30 8125; d. Cherry 12121; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son. Bethany. 111. 5516. Sire: Champion 3833; b. March 19, 1894; s. Peter Piper 2d 2873; d. Lily 9265; Br. D. F. Van Buskirk, Blue Mound, Kan.; Ex. Geo. Groen- miller & Son, Pomona, Kan. Get: (i) Protection 12095; b. Oct. 15, 1903; s. Champion 3833; d. Lady Smith 16967; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. Get: (2) Mae 20003: b. Oct. 8, 1902; s. Champion 3833: d. Brightness T0043; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son. Pomona. Kan. Get: (3) Kate 19846; b. Nov. i, 1902; s. Champion 3833; d. Chaste 8th 16325; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona. Kan. 216 - Get: (4) Sunshine 22109; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. Champion 3833; d. Brightness 10043; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. 5713. Sire: Floyd. Get: (i) Carrie 19357; b. Jan. 25, 1902; s. Floyd 5487; d. Pleasant View Duch- ess 10196; Br. Frank Hartline, Stras- burg, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, Le Roy, Ohio. Get: (2) Jessie 19812; b. Jan. 20, 1902; s. Floyd 5487; d. Lulu 12572; Br. Frank Hartline, Strasburg, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, Le Roy, O. Get: (3) Lottie 21534; b. Oct. 15, 1902; s. Floyd 5487; d. Edna 14860; Br. Frank Hartline, Strasburg, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, Le Roy, O. Get: (4) Balzac 10025; b. Oct. 19, 1902; s. Floyd 5487; d. Flora 12304; Br. Frank Hartline, Strasburg, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, Le Roy, O. 5714. Sire: Tim 8832. Get: (i) Aurelia 17924; b. Jan. 17, 1901; s. Tim 8832; d. Orthodox 14017; Br. Frank Hartline, Strasburg, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, Le Roy, O. Get: (2) Sadie 20460; b. Jan. 20, 1902; s. Tim 8832; d. Pansy 15568; Br. Canal Dover, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, Le Roy, Ohio. Get: (3) Universal 12351; b. Nov. 24, 1903; s. Tim 8832; d- Petes Davy 15593; Br. and Ex. Frank H. Hawley, Le Roy, O. Get: (4) Levona 2d 21503; b. March 12, 1903; s. Handsome Boy 6262; d. Levona 11449; Br. Abel A. Bostwick, Saville, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, Le Roy. Ohio. 5512. Sire: Prince Portia 6527. Get: (i) Perfection 10777; b. May 2, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Pearly Dewdrop 9658; Br. and Ex. J. J. Cham- bers, Sadorus, 111. Get: (2) Sadorus 20461; b. March 24, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Fedora 13490; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, III. Get: (3) Turner 12345; b. Jan. 19, 1903; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Grace 167:^7; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Get: (4) Haughty 22495; b. Nov. 3, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Pearl C 14038; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. 5529. Sire: King B 9445°- Get: (i) Shylock 12660; b. Jan 9, 1904; s. King B 9445; d. Floss 14951; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Get: (2) Lindus 12659; b. March 11. 1904; s- King B 9445; d. Linda 18511: Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Get: (3) Dewdrop 4th 22496; b. Oct. II, 1903; s. King B 9445; d. Lady Dew- drop 18464; Br. and Ex. J. J. Cham- bers, Sadorus, 111. Get: (4) Cowslip 2d 22493; b. Nov, 9, 1903; s. King B 9445; d. Cowslip 16397; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. 5519. Sire: Pocatella 5771; b. Dec. 28, 1897; s. Endymion 3908; d. Pocahontas 6643; Br. V. T. Hills, Delaware, O.; Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. Get: (i) Rowdy Rod 12733; b. July 20, 1902; s. Pocatella 5771; d. Portia 2d 1 1706; Br. and Ex. Geo H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. Get: (2) Waterboy 12735; b. Sept. 9, 1903; s. Pocatella 5771; d. Portia 2d 11706; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O- Get: (3) Gunfire 12734; b. Aug. 22, 1903; s. Pocatella 5771; d. Priceless 12808; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. Get: (4) Miss Gay 22612; b. Dec. 27, 1902; s. Pocatella 5771; d. Queen Bird 12836; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chil- licothe, O- 5716. Sire: Popular 8561. Get: (i) Hailstorm 12736; b. April 12, 1904; s. Popular 8561; d. Nanny Girl 17251; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. Get: (2) Spotless Maid 22569; b. Dec. 23, 1902; s. Popular 8561; J. Newbourn Spot 11636; Br. and Ex. Geo. H- Smith, Chillicothe, O. Get: (3) Highborn Lady 22568; s. Popular 8561; d. Princess 2d 9701; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith. Chillicothe, Ohio. Get: (4) Daffodil 22567; b. Sept. 29, 1903; s. Popular 8561; d. Rosemary 18962; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. SECTION 30. Two animals of either sex, any age, pro- duce of one cow. 1st 2d 3d 4th Sth 6th 7th $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C 5596. Dam: Tea Rose 17731; b- July 22, 1900; s. Boss 3398; d. Chloe 10097; Br. J. McLain Smith, Dayton, O.; Ex. Wilkie Blair. Girard, Kan. Produce: (i) Beulah Land Taurus 11261; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Sovereign 9864; d. Tea Rose I773i; Br. and Ex. Wilkie Blair. Girard. Kan. 517 - Produce: (2) Takahira 12710; b. May 18, 1904; s. Linwood Lad 9492; d. Tea Rose 17731; Br. and Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kan. 5719. Dam: Sunshine 7560. Produce: (i) Beulah Sonatta 19292; b. June 21, 1902; s. Legal Tender 7292; d. Sunshine 7560; Br. and Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kan. Produce: (2) Beulah Lad 11260; b. Nov. 5, 1903; s. Sovereign 9864; d. Sun- shine 7560; Br. and Ex. Wilkie Blair, Girard, Kan. 5720. Dam: Ultrada 2d 8267. Produce: (i) Ultrada 4th 15994; b. Oct. 7, 1899; s. Finest 4880; d. Ultrada 2d 8267; Br. H. Lee Borden, Tonti, 111.; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, III. Produce: (2) Ultrada sth 22164; b. Sept 4, 1902; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Ultrada 2d 8267; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5721. Dam: Nancy 8778. Produce: (i) Nancy 3d 21736; b. Oct. 27, 1904; s. Prairie Dale 8565; d- Nancy 8778; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Produce: (2)2d Duke of York 11519; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. Sir Tonti 8777; d. Nancy 8778; Br. and Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5722. Dam: Gold Dust 3d 11 299. Produce: (i) Goldy 18334; b. Dec. 8, 1901; s. Demon 5421; d. Gold Dust 3d 1 1299; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. Produce: (2) Golden Rod 19691; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. Demon 5421; d. Gold Dust 3d 1 1299; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. 5723. Dam: Mayflower 13882. Produce: (i) Mayflower 9th 21647; b- March 2, 1903; s. Popular 8561; d. May- flower Sth 13882; Br. and Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. Produce: (2) Mayflower loth 22547; b. March 22. 1904; s. Demon 5421; d. Mayflower Sth 13882; Br. and Ex. An- drew Bros.. Cedarville, O. 5724. Dam: Helna 2d. Produce: (i) Bright Eyes 2d. Prodiice: (2) Bonny Lass. 5725. Dam: Exmus 12260. Produce: (i) Exmas 5th 21160; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. Falstaff 3d S125; d. Exmas 12260: Br. and Ex. J. H. Crow- der & Son, Bethany, 111. Produce: (2) Exmas 6th 21 161; b. Nov. 22, 1903; s. Falstaff 3d 8125; d. Exmas T2260: Br. and Ex. J. H. Crow- der & Son, Bethanv. 111. 5726. Dam: Eva Falstaff 12256. Produce: (i) Falstaff 3d 8125; s. Bubbles Monarch 6055; d. Eva Falstaff 12356; Br. and Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. Produce: (2) Eva Falstaff 3d 21156; s. Best Goods 10050; d. Eva Falstaff 13356; Br. and Kx. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, III. 5602. Dam: Brightness 10043; b. Oct. 31, 1895; s. Davis Pride 3679; d. Dazzle 4524; Br. W. H. Seaman, Davenport, la.; Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Po- mona, Kan. Produce: (i) Mae 20003; b. Oct. 8, 1902; s. Champion 3833; d. Brightness 10043; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. Produce: (2) Sunshine 22109; Oct. 20, 1903; s. Champion 3833; d. Brightness 10043; Br. and Ex. Geo. Groenmiller & Son, Pomona, Kan. 5604. Dam: Pert 10620; b. July 25, 1895; s. Melton Roy 3612; d. Pansy 8092; Br. Dennis Treat & Son, Tall- madge, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, Le Roy, Ohio. Produce: (i) Pert 3d iSSii; b. Sept. 2, 1901; s. Trover 5920; d. Pert 10620; Br. and Ex. Frank H. Hawley, Le Roy, Ohio. Produce: (2) Pert 4th 21826; b. Oct. 2, 1903; s. Nash S489; d. Pert 10620; Br. and Ex. F. H. Hawley, Le Roy, O. 5727. Dam: Orthodox 14017. Produce: (i) Aurelia 17924; b. Jan. 17, 1901: s. Tim 8832; d. Orthodox 14017; Br. Frank Hartline Strasburg, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawley, LeRoy, O. Produce: (2) Affectionate 20667; b. Oct. 20, 1903; s. Tim 8832; d. Ortho- dox 14017; Br. Frank Hartline, Stras- burg, O.; Ex. F. H. Hawlej^ Le Roy, Ohio. 5728. Dam: Pearly Dewdrop 9658. Produce: (i) Pearl C 14038; b. Jan 7, 1898; s. Gilt Edge 2d 4896: d. Pearly Dewdrop 9658; Br. and Ex. J. J. Cham- bers, Sadorus, 111. Produce: (2) Perfection 10777; b. May 2, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Pearly Dewdrop 9658: Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. 5729. Dam: Pearly Dewdrop 9658. Produce: (i) Perfection 10777; b. May 2, 1902; s. Prince Portia 6527; d. Pearly Dewdrop 9658: Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. Produce: (2) Rose 22490; b. Feb. 22, T904; s. Prosperous 96S9: d. Rachel 5th 8122; Br. Myron Schenck, Algona, la.; Ex. P. D. Worthly, Sherburn, Minn. 5730. Dam: Portia 2d. Produce: (i) Rowdy Rod T2733: b. July 20, 1902; s. Pocatella 5771: d. Por- tia 2d TT706; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. - 218 - Produce: (2) Waterboy 12735; s, Po- catella 5771; d. Portia 2d 11706; Br, and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. 5731. D£im: Nanny Girl. Produce: (i) Hailstorm 12726; b, April 12, 1904; s. Popular 8561; d. Nanny Girl 17251; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. Produce: (2) Miss Nancy 22570; b. June I, 1903; s. Patriarch 6482; d. Nanny Girl 17251; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. Smith, Chillicothe, O. SECTION 33- Steer or spayed heifer, two years old and under three. 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 5734. Steer or Heifer: Wanamaker 9959; b. Nov. 15, 1901; s. Dudley 8081; d. Waxy 11931; Br. P. G. Henderson, Central City, la.; Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. 5735- Steer: Fame 10341; s. Josephus 7253; d. Gay 12340; Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. 5736. Steer or Heifer: The Tenderfoot 12314; b. March 14, 1902; s. Prince Por- tia 6527; d. Fearless 19612; Br. and Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. 5737. Steer: Pompey; s. Boss H. Book 33098; d. Princess 2d 9701; Ex. F. B. Turnbull, Cedarville, O. SECTION 34- Steer or spayed heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 5740. Steer or Heifer: Dandy 12719; s. Corporal; d. Duchess of Wisconsin 2d; Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. 5741. Steer or Heifer: Scott 11002; s. Gold Standard; d. Syracuse 2d; Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. 5742. Steer: Superior 11058; s. Jose- phus 7253; d. Exmas 2d 13465; Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. 5743. Steer or Heifer: Clem; s. Boss 3398; d. Chloe 10097; Ex. F. B. Turn- bull, Cedarville, O. SECTION 35 Steer or spayer heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 5746. Steer or Heifer: Allen 11 192; a» Gold Standard; d. Anna; Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. 5747. Steer: Abe 11171; s. Josephus 7253; d. Fame 16611; Ex. J. H. Crow- der & Son, Bethany, 111. 5748. Steer or Heifer: Hi Holler; s. Prince Henry 10839; d. Dutch 16533; Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. SECTION 36. Steer or spayed heifer, six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 5751. Steer or Heifer: Democrat 1 1366; s. Demon; d. Duchess of Kingston 2d; Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. 5752. Steer or Heifer :Jinnie 11 755; s. Vernon 2d; d. Alma 3d; Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. 5753- Steer: Gay Lad 11616; s. Falstaff 2d 8125; d. Gay 5th 16693; Ex. J. H. Crowder & Son, Bethany, 111. 5754. Steer: Toney; s. Orphus 6479; d. Princilla 14092; Ex. F. B. Turnbull, Cedarville, O. SECTION 37- Steer or spayed heifer, under six months. 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 5757' Steer: Molodetz 12698; s. Henry 6272; d. Dollie 18151; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5758. Steer: Tonti Chief 12697; s. Henry 6272; d. Charm 16320; Ex. Bor- den Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. 5759. Steer or Heifer: Bob; s. Demon; d. Beauty of Cedarville 4th; Ex. An- drew Bros., Cedarville, O. 5760. Steer or Heifer: Jumbo; s. Ver- non 2d: d. Anna; Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. 5761. Steer: Best Fellow; s. Falstaff 3d 8125; d. Gay 4th 16692; Ex. J. H. Crow- der & Son, Bethany, 111. SECTION 39- Steer or spayed heifer, two years old and under three. 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 5764. Steer: Jack; s. Prince Portia; Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. - 219 - SECTION 40. Steer or spayed heifer, eighteen and un- der twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 5766. Gold Standard 7138; Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. SECTION 41. Steer or spayed heifer, twelve and un- der eighteen months. 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 5768. Vernon 2d 8854; Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. 5769. Steer: Ted; s. Prince Portia; Ex. J. J. Chambers, Sadorus, 111. SECTION 42. Steer or spayed heifer, six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 5772. Vernon 2d 8854; Ex. Andrew Bros., Cedarville, O. 5773. Clay; Ex. F, B. Tumbull, Cedar- ville, O. SECTION 43- Steer or spayed heifer, under six months 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 5776. White Socks; Ex. Borden Stock Farm, Tonti, 111. Class 30 — Devon. SECTION I. Bull — Three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5778. Ben's Choice 6256; b. July 30, 1893; s. Twilight Ben 2709; d. Clara Lewis 9472; Br. W. E. Lewis, Casstown, Ohio; Ex Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. 5779. Royal 7370; b. Nov. 4, 1900; s. Dan- iel Webster 6477; d. Bright Promise 1 1656; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. 5780. Julius 7010; b. May 20, 1899; s. Prince Alfred 6155; d. Fancy 10238; Br. A. E. Baker, Beaver Dam, Wis.; Ex. J. J. Winn, Utica, 111. 5781. Huxhem 7564; b. May 24, 1901; s. Firefly 6637; d. Ibex 1049=;; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendo'ta, 111. SECTION 2. Bull — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5786. Dana 7696; b. March 27, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188: d. Lena D. 11825; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. SECTION 3. Bull — Eighteen and under twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5789. Lookout M. 7651; b. Sept. 17, 1902; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Cherry M. 1 1653; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. 5790. Happy Boy 7836; b. Feb. 12, 1903; s. Vuzlan 618^; d. Lena D. 11825; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. SECTION 4- Bull — Twelve and under eighteen months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 5793. Gay Lad 7814; b. May 10, 1903; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Picture of Wood- land 12244; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. 5794. Charming Lad M. 7815; b. Aug. 14, 1903; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Cherry M. 1 1653; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. SECTION 5- Bull — Six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 5797. Jimmy Butler 7871; b. Sept. 22, 1903; s. Gorden M. 7531; d. Babe 12560; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. 5798. Utica 7838; b. Feb. 15, 1903; s VurUn 6188; d. Dot ist D. 11826; Br. and Ex. J. J. Winn, Utica, 111. SECTION 6. Bull — Under six months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 5801. Square Trade 7872; b. May 6, 1904; - 220 s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Picture of Woodland 12th 12244; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. 5802. Oro 7870; b. March 2, 1904; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Lena D. 11825; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. SECTION 7- Cow — Three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5805. Pride 11655; b. Nov. 24, 1895; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Tony 11652; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. 5806. Bright Promise 11 656; b. Nov. 9, 1896; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Cherry M. 1 1653; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. 5807. Dot ist D. 1 1826; b. May 8, 1897; s. Prince Alfred 6155; d. Dotty B. 10496; Br. A. E. Baker, Beaver Dam, Wis.; Ex. J, J. Winn, Utica, 111. 5808. Lena D. 11825; b. April 15, 1897; s. Prince Alfred 6155; d. Magdalene 9886; Br. A. E. Baker, Beaver Dam, Wis.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. 5809. Little Queen 3d 12529; b. Nov. 16, 1900; s. Firefly 6637; d. Little Queen 9885; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Men- dota, 111. SECTION 8. Heifer — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5812. Picture of Woodland 13th 12773; b. March 16, 1902; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Picture of Woodland 12th 12244; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. 5813. Alvarita 12894; b. Jan. 12, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Dot 2d D. 11830; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. 5814. Mermaze 12895; b. Feb. 28, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Dot ist D. 11826; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. SECTION 9- Heifer — Eighteen and under twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5817. Maud M. 12970; b. Dec. 8, 1902; s. Roosevelt 7129; d. Bright Promise 11656; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. 5818. Grace D. 13188; b. Oct. 10, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Little Queen 2d 12102; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis. Men- dota, 111. 5819. Iowa 13189; b. Oct. 17, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Ibex 10495; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. SECTION II. Heifer — Six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 5824. Tulip M. 13348; b. Jan. 29, 1904; s. Roosevelt 7129; d. Bright Promise 11656; Br, and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio, SECTION 12. Heifer — Under six months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 5827. Pansy 13349; b- June 9, 1904; s. Roosevelt 7129; d. Julien 11973; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. 5828. Annabel 13346; b. March 7, 1904; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Dot 2d D. 11830; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. 5829. Marida 13347; b. April i, 1904; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Flora D. 11824; Br. and Ex. W, H. Davis, Mendota, 111. SECTION 25. Bull — Two years old or over; cow, three years or over; heifer, two years and under three; heifer, one year and un- der two, and heifer, under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 5778. Bull: Ben's Choice 6256; b. July 30, 1893; s. Twilight Ben 2709; d. Clara Lewis 9472; Br. W. E. Lewis, Cass- town, Ohio; Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. Cow: Pride 11655; b. Nov. 24, 1895; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Tony 11652; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, O. Heifer: Picture of Woodland 13th \2Tjy, b. March 16, 1902; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Picture of Woodland 1 2th 12244; Br. and Ex, Uriah B, Moy- er, Mt. Cory, O. Heifer: Maud M 12970; b. Dec. 8, 1902; s. Roosevelt 7129; d. Bright Promise 11656; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. Heifer: Tulip M 13348; b. Jan. 29, 1904; s. Roosevelt 7129; d. Bright Promise 11656; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. 5781. Bull: Huxhem 7564; b. May, 24, 1901; s. Firefly 6637; d. Ibex 10495; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Cow: Lena D 11825; b. April 15, 1897; s. Prince Alfred 6155; d. Magdalene 9886; Br. A. E. Baker, Beaver Dam, Wis.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Heifer: Mermaze 12895; b. Feb. 28, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Dot ist D 1 1826; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Men- dota, 111. - 221 - Heifer: Grace D 13188; b. Oct. 10, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Little Queen 2d 12102; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Heifer: Annabel 13346; b. March 7, 1904; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Dot 2d D 1 1830; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Men- dota, 111. SECTION 26. Bull — Under two years old; two heifers, one year and under two, and two heifers, under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C 5790. Happy Boy 7836; b. Feb. 12, 1903; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Lena D 11825; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Heifer: Grace D 13188; b. Oct. 10, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Little Queen 2d 12102; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Heifer: Iowa 13189; b. Oct. 17, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Ibex 10495; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Heifer: Annabel 13346; b. March 7, 1904; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Dot 2d D 11830; Br, and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Heifer: Marida 13347; b. April i, 1904; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Flora D 11824; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. SECTION 27. Bull — Two years old or over; cow, three years or over; heifer, two years and under three; heifer, one year and un- der two, and heifer, under one year, females to be of exhibitor's breeding. $150. 5779. Bull: Royal 7370; b. Nov. 4, 1900; s. Daniel Webster 6477; d. Bright Promise 11656; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. Cow: Pride 11655; b. Nov, 24, 1895; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Tony 11652; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. Heifer: Picture of Woodland 13th 12773; b. March 16, 1902; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Picture of Woodland I2th 12244; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moy- er, Mt. Cory, Ohio. Heifer: Maud M 12970; b. Dec. 8, 1902; s. Roosevelt 7129; d. Bright Promise 11656; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. Heifer: Tulip M 13348; b. Jan. 29, 1904; s. Roosevelt 7129; d. Bright Promise 11656; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. JMoyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. 5781. Bull: Huxhem 7564; b. May 24, 1901; s. Firefly 6637; d. Ibex 10495; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Cow: Little Queen 3d 12529; b. Nov. 16, 1900; s. Firefly 6637; d. Little Queen 9885; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Heifer: Mermaze 12895; b. Feb. 28, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Dot ist D 1 1826; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Men- dota, 111. Heifer: Grace D 13188; b. Oct. 10, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Little Queen 2d 12102; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Heifer: Annabel 13346; b. March 7, 1904; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Dot 2d D 11830; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. SECTION 28. Bull — Under two years old; two heifers, one year and under two, and two heifers, under one year, females to be of exhibitor's breeding. $150. 5790. Bull: Happy Boy 7836; b. Feb. 12, 1903; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Lena D 11825; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Heifer: Grace D 13188; b. Oct. 10, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d Little Queen 2d 12102; Br and Ex W H Davis, Men- dota, 111. Heifer: Iowa 13189; b Oct. 17, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Ibex 10495; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Heifer: Annabel 13346; b. March 7, 1904; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Dot 2d D 11830; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Men- dota, 111. Heifer: Marida 13347; b. April i, 1904; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Flora D 11824; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, III4 SECTION 29. Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C 5778. Bull: Ben's Choice 6256; b. July 30, 1893; s. Twilight Ben 2709; d. Clara Lewis 9472; Br. W. E. Lewis, Casstown, Ohio; Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. Get i: Pride 11655; b. Nov. 24, 1895; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Tony 11652; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. - 222 - Get. 2: Bright Promise 11656; b. Nov. 9, 1896; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Cher- ry M 11653; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moy- er, Mt. Cory, Ohio. Get 3: Picture of Woodland 13th 12773; b. March 16, 1902; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Picture of Woodland I2th 12244; Br. and. Ex. Uriah B. Moy- er, Mt. Cory, Ohio. Get 4: Lookout M 7651; b. Sept.' 17, 1902; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Cherry M 1 1653; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Mo>er, Mt. Cory, Ohio. 5832. Bull: Vuzlan 6188; s. Tinker H 5338; d. Bunn 8252; Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Get i: Alvarita 12894; b. Jan. 12, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Dot 2d D 1 1830; Br. and Ex, W. H. Davis, Men- dota, 111. Get 2: Mermaze 12895; b. Feb. 28, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Dot ist D 11826; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Men- dota, 111. Get 3: Grace D 13188; b. Oct. 10, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Little Queen 2d 12X02; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Get 4: Iowa 13189; b. Oct. 17, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Ibex 10495; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. 3832. Bull: Vuzlan 6188; s. Tinker H 5338; d. Bunn 8252; Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Get 1: Dana 7696; b. March 27, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Lena D 11825; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Get 2: Happy Boy 7836; b. Feb. 12, 1903; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Lena D 11825; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Get 3: Oro 7870; b. March 2, 1904; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Lena D 11825; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Get 4: Annabel 13346; b. March 7, 1904; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Dot 2d D 11830; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. SECTION 30. Two animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C 5808. Dam: Lena D 11825; b. April 15, 1897; s. Prince Alfred 6155; d. Mag- daline 9886; Br. A. E. Baker, Beaver Dam, Wis.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Produce 1: Happy Boy 7836; b. Feb. 12, 1903; s. Vuzlan 6188; Br. and Ex, W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Produce 2: Oro 7870; b. March 2, 1904; s, Vuzlan 6188; d. Lena D 11825; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. 5833. Dam: Dot 2d D 11830; s. Prince Alfred 6155; d. Dotty B 10496; Ex. W. H. Davis, Mendota, 111. Produce 1: Alvarita 12894; b. Jan. 12, 1902; s. Vuzlan 6188; d. Dot 2d D 11830; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Men- dota, 111. Produce 2: Annabel 1-3346; b. March 7, 1904; s. Vuzlan 13346; d. Dot 2d D 11830; Br. and Ex. W.H. Davis, Men- dota, 111, 5812. Dam: Picture of Woodland 12th 12244; s. John Bright 9424; d. Picture of Woodland 8768; Ex. Uriah B. Mov- er, Mt. Cory, Ohio. Produce i: Square Trade 787^: b. May 6, 1904; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Picture of Woodland 12th 12244; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, O. Produce 2: Picture of Wodland 13th 12773; b. March 16, 1902; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Picture of Wodland I2th 12244; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moy- er, Mt. Cory, Ohio. 5834. Dam: Cherry M 11653; s. Lookout 2575; d. Clara Ryan 6292; Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. Produce 1: Bright Promise 11656; b. Nov. 9, 1896; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Cherry M 11653; Br. and -Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. Produce 2: Lookout M 7651; b. Sept. 17, 1902; s. Ben's Choice 6256; d. Cher- ry M 11653; Br. and Ex. Uriah B. Moyer, Mt. Cory, Ohio. SECTION 40. Steer or spayed heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 5835. Welshman; s. Huxhem 7564; d. Galloway Cow; Ex. W. H. Davis, Men- dota, 111. - 223 - Class 31 — Polled Durhams. SECTION" I. Bull, three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5836. Field Marshal 1758; b. Oct. 2, 1900; s. Marshal Obbottsburn 2d 127922; d. Acomb's Pride vol. 2 p. 304; Br. C. E. McLane, Danville, Ind.; Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield, Ind. 5837. Royal Gauntlet 1307; b. Sept. 30, 1899; s. Golden Gauntlet 1140; d. Emma vol. 2 p. 361; Br. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind; Ex. Harter & Curtner, N. Man- chester, Ind. 5838. Tippecanoe 44th 1698; March 31, 1900; s. Royal Victor 120980; d. 5th Thornless Rose of Acacia vol. I p. 233; Br. W. W. Crane, Tippecanoe City, O.; Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Ma- latt Park, Ind. Jun. Champion Chicago International, 1901. Senior Champion, 1902. 5839. Milton 1 122; b. June 3, 1899; s. Majestic 403; d. Wordland Belle 46 P.; Br. R. Y. Kincaid, Cothens, 111.; Ex. J. H. Jennings, Streator, 111. 5840. Flora's Victor Royal 1989; March 22, 1900; s. Victor Royal 140613; d. Auvern Flora Vol. 2 p. 332; Br. and Ex. Pollock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. 5841. McAbbatsbum, 1527; Sept. 12, 1899; s. Marshal Abbatsburn 127922; d. Daisy vol. i p. 277; Br. C. E. Mc- Lane, Danville, Ind.; Ex. Wm. Tossy & Son, Marysville, O. 5842. Golden Hero 2847; b. Sept. 24, 1899; s. Golden Gauntlet 1140; d. Lady Harrison 4th vol. 42 p. 914; Br. J. H. Miller. Peru, Ind.; Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. SECTION 2. Bull two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5846. Scottish Hero 2965; b. July 26, 1902; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Scottish Girl vol. 45 p. 963; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. 5847. Millcreek Chief 3723; b. Aug. 20, 1902; s. Buckeye Lad 653; d. Fancy vol. 2 p. 361; Br. and Ex. Wm. Tossy, Marysville, O. 5848. My Choice 3599; b. Aug. 29, 1902; s. Flora's Victor Royal 1989; d. Rose Maynard vol. 2 p. 331; Br. and Ex. J. W. Pollock, Cedarville, O. 5849. Tippecanoe 64th 2593; b. Oct. 27, 1901; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Minnie Gloster vol. 43 p. 1053; Br. W. W. Crane, Tippecanoe City, O.; Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. 5850. Lord Warden 2476; b. Oct. 30, 1901; s. Golden Gauntlet 1140; d. Lady Golden vol. 41 p. 646; Br. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind.; Ex. Harter & Curtner, N. Manchester, Ind. SECTION 3- Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5854. Sparten Prince 3054; b. Oct. 8, 1902; s. Golden Gauntlet 1140; d. Nellie Bly of Oakwood 5th vol. 42 p. 1099; Br. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind.; Ex. Wm. Clarke, Kunkle, O. 5855. Scottish Chief 3135; b. Nov 16, 1902; s. Scottish Rule 1363; d. Rose of Morgan vol. 55 p. 966; Br. Abe Wen- ger, Versailles, Mo.; Ex. J, H. Miller, Peru, Ind. 5856. Tippecanoe 76th 3594; b. Oct. 26, 1902; s. Tippecanoe 44th 1698; d. White Nora vol. i p. 234; Br. Acacia Place, Tippecanoe City, O.; Ex. Geo. E. Mc- Kaig & Son, Troy, O. 5857. Laddie 3704; b. Dec. 5, 1902; s. Buckeye Lad 653; d. Mollie Taylor vol. I P- 335; Br. and Ex. Wm. Tossy & Son, Marysville, O. 5858. Grand Trojan 3608; b. Dec. 7, 1902; s. Grand Victor 1685; d. Theo- dora 2d vol. 2 p. 316; Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. SECTION 4- Bull, twelve and under eighteen months. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 5862. Scottish Hero 2d 3612; b. July 16, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Scottish Girl vol. 45 p. 963; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. 5863. Lavender 3724; b. Dec. 20, 1903; s. McAbbotsburn 1527; d. Lady May vol. 3; Br. and Ex. Wm. Tossy & Son, Marysville, O. - 224 - 5864. Hillview Chief 3601; b. July ig, 1903; s. Flora's Victory Royal 1989; d. Duchess Queen Vol. 47 p. 552; Br. and Ex. J. W. Pollock, Cedarville, O. 5865. Golden Chief of Hillview 3602; b. Aug. 30, 1903; s. Flora's Victor Royal 1989; d. Duchess of Ohio vol 2 330; Br. ^ and Ex. J. W. Pollock, Cedarville, O. 5866. Windermere Tip 3094; b. Apr 19, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 44th 1698; d. Wa- terloo Snowflake vol. 2 p. 272; Br. and Ex. Fletcher & Hines. Malott Park, Ind. 5867. Buttonwood Marshal 3264; b. May 28, 1903; s. Field Marshal 1758; d. Hamilton Maid vol. 45 p. 647; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield, Ind. 5868. Royal Lad 2d 3617; b. June 5, 1903; s. Phyllis Boy 889; d. Lady Marjorie vol. 44 p. 499; Br. and Ex. Wm. Clarke, Kunkle, O. SECTION 5. Bull, six and under twelve months. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 5872. Buttonwood Marshal 3264; b. May 28, 1903, s. Field Marshal 1758; d. Ham- ilton Maid vol. 45 p. 647; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield, Ind. 5873. Arcadia Fortune 3299; b. Nov 3, 1903; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Banner Fortune vol. 50 p. 657; Br. and Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malott Park, Ind. 5874. Mary's Milton 3606; b. Jan 26, 1904; s. Milton 1 122; d. Queen ]\'Iary vol. 2 p. 315; Br. and Ex. J. H. Jen- nings, Streator, III. 5875. Middleton 6th 3615; b. Oct. 13, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 64th 2593; d. Pau- line of Greenville vol. 3; Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. 5876. Gallant Victor 361 1; b. Nov. i, 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn 1735; d. 9th Miami Victoria vol. 52 p. 881; Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. 5877. Lord Marvel 3610; b. Oct. 27, 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn 1735; d. Ladj' Marvel vol. 3; Br. and Kx.J. H. Miller, Peru. Ind. 5878. Baron Fortune 3609; b. Oct. 24, 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn 1735; d. Golden Filbert vol 3; Br. J. H. Miller. Peru. Ind.; Ex. H. C. Miller. Peru. Ind. 5879. Elmbrook Star 3604; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Flora's Victor Royal 1989: d. Elvira Gwynne vol. 2 p. 289; Br. and Ex. R. F. Kerr, Cedarville. O. 5880. King vol 3; Ex. Wm. Tossy & Son, Marysville, O. 5881. Royal Abbotsburn Vol. 3; Ex. Wm. Tossy & Son, Marysville, O. 5882. Roan Hero 3613; b. Oct 24, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Buttercup's Victoria vol. 47 p. 565; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. SECTION 6. Bull, under six months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 5886, Lord Abbotsburn vol 3; Ex. Wm. Tossy & Son, Marysville, O. 5887. Golden Victor 3607; b. March 8, 1904; s. Milton 1 122; d. Golden Heather vol. 2 p. 315; Br. and Ex. J. H. Jen- nings, Streator, 111. SECTION 7. Cow, three years old or over. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5891. 3d Miami Victoria vol. 2 p 315; b. Nov. 5, 1898; s. Young Richmond 710; d. 22d Linwood Victoria vol. 41 p 646; Br. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind.; Ex. Har- ter & Curtner, N. Manchester, Ind. 5892. Eagle Farm Pearl vol. 3; b. Oct. 10, 1900; s. Sultan 883; d. Pearl of Wheeler Creek vol. 37 p. 624; Br. and Ex. Harter & Curtner, N. Manchester, Ind. 5893. Ruby of Buttonwood vol. 2 p. 272 ; b. March 18, 1900; s. Clinton Boy 1772; d. Ohio Duchess vol. 2 p. 331; Br. J. W. Pollock, Cedarville, O.; Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malot Park, Ind. 1st prize wherever shown. Champion Chi- cago, 1901, 1902, 1903. 5894. Ruby of Buttonwood 2d vol. 2 p. 272; b. Jan. 27. 1901; s. Marmion 1794,' d. Ohio Duchess vol. 2 p. 331; Br. J. W. Pollock, Cedarville, O.; Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malot Park. Ind. 1st prize wherever shown. Jun. Champion Chicago, 1902. 5895. Mary's Best 2d vol 3; b. June 9, 1900; s. Royal Marshal i486; d. Mary's Best vol. 42 p. 915; Br. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind.; Ex. J. H. Jennings, Strea- tor, 111. 5896. Polled Queen 562; b. June -, 1893; s. King of Kine 23: d. Nellie's Beauty 558; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, la. 5897. Marshal A's Duchess vol 3; b. Aug. 29, 1901; s. Marshal Abbotsburn 2d 127922; d. Acomb's Pride vol. 2 p. 304; Br. C. E. McClane, Danville. Ind.; Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. 225 - 5898. Auvern Flora vol. 2 p. 332; b. Nov. 27, 1897; s. Tippecanoe 8th 435; d. Scot- tish Flora 3d 39 p. 438; Br. J. A. Ger- laugh, Harsgman, O.; Ex. Pollock & Kerr. Cedarville, O. 5899. Flora's Alberta (3); b. March 13, 1901; s. Marmion 1794; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2 p. 332; Br. and Ex. Pollock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. 5900. Fancy vol 2; b. June i, 1899; s. Carrol Hero 692; d. Mollie Taylor vol. I P- 335; Br. F. S. Sharpless, West Bedford, O.; Ex. Wm. Tossy & Son, Marysville, O. 5901. Polled Iota vol. 2; b. Feb. i, 1901; s. Polled Highland Duke 733; d. lota vol. 32 p. 908; Br. and Ex, \Vm. Tossy & Son, Marysville, O. 5902. Mamie Marshal 7th vol. 3; b. Aug. 25, 1901 ; s. Royal Marshal i486: d. Scottish Girl vol. 45 p. 963; Br. C. E. McLane, Danville, Ind.; Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons. Pendleton, Ind. SECTION 8. Heifers, two years and inider three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5906. Emily Craggs 2d vol. 3; b. Jan. 26, 1902; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Emma Craggs 13th vol. 43; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. 5907. Lilac vol. 3; b. Oct. 12, 1901; s. Buckeye Lad 653; d. Lily Lantry 3d Vol. I ; Br. and Ex. Wm. Tossy & Son, Marysville, O. 5908. Fanny vol. 3; b. Sept. 12^ 1901; s. Buckeye Lad 653; d. Mollie Taylor vol. I ; Br. and Ex. Wm. Tossy & Son, Marysville, O. 5909. Flora's Alberta 3d, b. March 11, 1903; s. Marmion 1794; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Pollock & Kerr, Cedarville. O. 5910. Lady Superior vol. 3; b. March 9, 1902; s. Milton 1122; d. Lady Mayor vol 42; Br. and Ex. J. H. IMiller. Peru, Ind. 5911. Acacia Jane 2d vol 3; b. March 11, 1902; s. Tippecanoe 32d 1185; d. Polled Lady 3d vol 2: Br. W. W. Crane, Tip- pecanoe City, O.; Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. 5912. Golden Craggs vol 3; b. Oct. 15, 1901; s. Golden Gauntlet T140; d. Oak- land Craggs 9th vol 47; Br. J. H. Mil- ler, Peru, Ind.; Ex. J. H. Jennings, Streator, 111. 5913. Kirklivington of Acacia 3d vol. 3; , b. Dec. 2, 190T ; s. I-'lora's Victor Rt)yal 1989; d. Kirklivington of Acacia vol. 46; Br. W. W. Crane, Tippecanoe City, O.; Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malott Park, Ind. First prize wherever shown. 5914. 34th Duchess of Manchester Vol. 3; b. Oct. 16, 1901; s. Hero Boy 630; d. i6th Duchess Milker of Manchester (40); Br. Bowers & Dillman, N. Man- chester, Ind.; Ex. Harter & Curtner, N. Manchester, Ind . 5915. Lady Alpine 2d vol 3; b. Oct. 21, 1901; s. Phyllis Boy 889; d. Imp. Lady Aberdeen vol. 44; Br. and Ex. Wm. Clarke, Kunkle, O. * 5916. Eastern Lady 3d vol 3; b. Oct. 16, 1901; s. Gold Bud 153229; d. Easter Lady vol 2; Br. and Ex. Wm. Clarke, Kunkle, O. SECTION 9- Heifer, eighteen and imder twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 5920. Rosa Gwynne 3d vol (3) ; b. Sept. 24, 1902; s. Phyllis Boy 889; d. Nellie Gwynne 8th vol i; Br. and Ex. Wm. Clarke. Kunkle, O. 5921. Blossom 7th vol. 3; b. Sept. 29, 1902; s. Phyllis Boy 889: d. Alice nth vol. 40; Br. and Ex. Wm. Clarke, Kun- kle, O. 5922. Buttonwood Bonnie vol 3; b. Nov. 19, 1902; s. Field Marshal 1758; d. Ox- ford Bonny Rose 4th vol 2: Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield. Ind. 5923. Buttonwood Mina vol 3; b. Dec. 10, 1902; s. Field Marshal 1758; d. Mina Lind vol. 49; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley. Plainfield, Ind. 5924. Young Daisy vol 3; b. Oct. 7, 1902; s. Scottish Rule 1363; d. Charming Rose Daisy 2d vol. 4T ; Br. Abe Win- ger, Versailles, Mo.; Ex. Harter Sc Curtner, N. Manchester. Ind. 5925. Zaddea vol 3; b. Jan. 10, 1903; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300: d. Imp. Prin- cess Royal 64tli vol. 51: Br. and E.\. l'lctchcT'& Hines, Mallot Park, Ind. 5926. Golden Rose 5th vol. 3; b. Jan. 25, 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn 1735; d. Golden Rose 4th vol. 2; Br. J. H. Mil- ler, Peru, Ind.: E.x. J. H. Jennings, Streator, 111. 5927. Polled Duchess Rosamond 2d vol. 3; b. Feb. 24, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 45th 1928: d. Duchess Rosamond vol 44; Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz. Greenville, O. 5928. Lady Abbotsburn, b. Feb. 3, 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn 1735; d. Lady Mayor vol. 42: Br. and Ex^ J. H. Mil- ler, Peru, Ind. 5929. 16th Rose of Acacia vol 3; b. Nov. 8, 1902; s. Tippecanoe 32d 1185; d. 5th Thornless Rose of Acacia vol i; Br. Acacia Place^ Tippecanoe Citv. O.; Ex. Geo. E. McKaig & Son. Troy. O. 5930. Queen of Hillview (3); b. Feb. 21, T903: s. Flora's Victor Royal 1989: d. Hillview Dewdrop (3); Br. and Ex. J. W. Pollock, Cedarville, O. - 226 - 5931- Mary vol 3; Ex. Wm. Tossy & Son, Marj'sville, O. 5932. Emily Graggs 3d vol 3; b. Jan. 4, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Emona Craggs 13th vol. 43; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. 5933, Pride's Princess (3); b. Oct. 3, 1902; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Pride of the Hill vol. 42; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. Heifer, months SECTION 10. twelve and under eighteen 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C .5937. Pride's Pauline vol 3; b. July 13, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Pride of Woodside vol 55; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Son, Pendleton, Ind. 5938. Fair Queen vol 3; b. Oct. 2, 1902; s. Buckeye Lad 653; d. Emma Lon vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Wm. Tossy & Son, Marysville, O. 5939. Millcreek Maid vol 3; b. Sept. 10, 1902; s. Buckeye Lad 653; d. Iota vol. 32; Br. and Ex. Wm. Tossy & Son, Pendleton, Ind. 5940. Flora's Alberta 3d; b. March 11, 1903; s. Marmion 1794; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Pollock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. 5942. Hillview Morning Glory (3) ; b. July 30, 1903; s. Marmion 1794; d. Spotted Dewdrop vol. 2; Br. and Ex. J. W. Pollock, Cedarville, O. 5943. Red Carnation vol 3; b. Mar. 3, 1903: s. Red Monarch 1866: d. Star Flower vol. 3; Br. and Ex. Geo. E. Mc- Kaig & Son, Troy, O. 5944. Princess Mary vol 3; b. March 31, 1903; s. Lord Durham 1043: d. Lady Archer vol. 53; Br. and Ex. J. H. Mil- ler, Peru, Ind. 5945. Golden Dream vol. 3; b. April i, 1903: s. Baron Abbotsburn 1735; d. Golden Pride 2d vol. 41; Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. 5946. loth Miami Victoria vol. 3; b. May 3, 1903; s. Golden Gauntlet 1140: d. 24th Linwood Victoria vol. 40: Br. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind.: Ex. Herman C. Miller, Peru, Ind. 5947. Only Chance vol. 3; b. March 10, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 45th T928; d. Imp. Non Parcil Chance vol. 53; Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. 5948. Pearl of Vermillion vol. 3 ; b. Aug. 30, 1903; s. Milton 1 122; d. P^arl of the North vol. 51; Br. and Ex. J. H. Jennings, Streator, 111. .5949' Arcadia Ruby vol. 3; b. May 29, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 44th 1698; d. Ruby of Buttonwood vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malott Park, Ind. 5950. Gale 4th vol. 3; b. July 5, 1903; s. Royal Gauntlet 1307; d. Gale 2d vol. 57; Br. Benj. Brower, Denver, Ind.; Ex. D. C. Harter, N. Manchester, Ind. SECTION II. Heifer, six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 5954. Bessie Sherman 49th vol. 3; b. Oct. 19, 1903; s. Knight of Stillwater 1792; d. Bessie Sherman 40th vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle, O. 5955. Easter Lady 4th vol 3; b. Oct. 25, 1903; s. Knight of Stillwater 1792; d. Easter Lady vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Wm Clark, Kunkle, O. 5956. Buttonwood Bonnie 2d vol. 3; b. Nov. 2, 1903; s. Field Marshal 1758; d. Oxford Bonnie Rose 4th vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield, Ind. 5957. Buttonwood Jenny Lind 24th vol. 51; b. Nov. 2, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 44th 1698; d. Imp. Jenny Lind 24th vol. 51; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield, Ind. 5958. Grand Belle vol 3; b. Jan. 3, 1904; s. Grand Victor 1685; d. Red Belle vol. 2; Br. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind.; Ex. Harter & Curtner, N. Manchester, Ind. 5959. Arcadia Phyllis vol. 3; b. Dec. 4, 1903; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Village Belle vol 47; Br. and Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malott Park, Ind. 5960. Queen of Vermillion vol. 3; b. Jan. 7, 1904; s. Milton 1 122; d. Queen Vic- toria vol. 51; Br. and Ex. J. H. Jen- nings, Streator, 111. 5961. Roan Mary vol 3; b. Sept 26, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 64th 2593;' d. Snowflake vol. 51: Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz, Green- ville, O. 5962. Nonpareil 47th vol. 3; b. Sept. 19, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 64th 2593; d. Non- pareil 45th vol. 44: Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville. O. 5963. nth Miami Victoria vol. 3; b. Oct. 18, 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn 1735; d. 4th Miami Victoria vol. 44: Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller. Peru, Ind. 5964. Ruby Abbotsburn vol. 3; b. Oct. II, 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn 1735; d. Scottish Rubv vol. 2; Br. and Ex. J. .jHi. Miller, Peru, 'ind. 5965. Red Oakland vol. 3; b. Sept, 7, 1903. 5966. Georgie of Elmbrook 3d vol. 3; b. Oct. 28, T903; s. Flora's Victor Royal 1989: d. Georgie Bates; Br. and Ex. R. F. Kerr, Cedarville, O.." ' - 227 - 5967. Minnie B. vol 3; b. Sept. 30, 1903; s. Buckeye Lad, 653; d. Emma Lou vol. 2; Br. and Ex. William Tossey & Son, Marysville, O. 5968. Sally Girl vol. 3; b. Sept 15, 1903; s. Buckeye Lad 653; d. Red Belle vol. i; Br. and Ex. Wm. Tossey & Son, Marysville, O. 5969. Pride's Fancy vol. 3; b. Oct. i, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Pride of the Hill vol. 42; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. 5970. Hero Maid vol 3; b. Sept 5, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Pride of Maple- wood vol 47; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. SECTION 12. Heifer, under six months. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 5974. Zaddae 2d vol 3; b. April 5, 1904; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Imp. Princess Royal 64th vol 51; Br. and Ex. Fletcher S. Hines, Malott Park, Ind. 5975. Buttonwood Eva vol. 3; b. Feb. 20, 1904; s. Field Marshal 1758; d. Little Eva of Buttonwood vol 49; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield, Ind. 5976. Tippecanoe Lady vol 3; b. Jan. 23, 1904; s. Tippecanoe 4th; d. Polled Lady 3d vol 2; Br. W. W. Crane, Tippecanoe City, O.; Ex. George E. McKaig & Son, Troy, O. 5977. Flora's Sultaness vol. 3; b. April II, 1904; s. Whitehall Sultan 163573; d. Auvern Flora vol 2; Br. and Ex. Pollock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. 5978. Alice of Millcreek vol 3; Br. and Ex. Wm. Tossey & Son, Marysville, O. 5979. Rosa Abbotsburn vol. 3; Br. and Ex. Wm. Tossey & Son, Maryville, O. SECTION 25. Bull, two years old or over; cow, three years or over; heifer, two years and under three; heifer, one year and un- der two, and heifer, mider one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 5849. Bull: Tippecanoe 64th 2593; b. Oct. 27, 1901; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300: d. Minnie Gloster vol. 43; Br. W. W. Crane, Tippecanoe City, O.; Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. Cow: Marshal A's Duchess vol. 3; b. Aug. 29, 1901; s. Marshall Abbotsburn 2d 127992; d. Acomb's Pride vol 2; Br. C. E. McLane, Danville, Ind.; Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. Heifer: (i) Arcadia Jane 2d, vol 3; b. March 11, 1902; s. Tippecanoe 32d 1 185; d. Polled Lady 3d vol. 2; Br. W. W. Crane, Tippecanoe City, O.; Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. Heifer: (2) Only Chance vol. 3; b. March 10, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 45th 1928; d. Imp. Nonpareil Chance Vol. S3; Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz, Green- ville, O. Heifer: (3) Roan Mary Vol. 3; b. Sept. 26, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 64th 2593; d. Snowflake Vol. 51; Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. 5839. Bull: Milton 1122; b. June 3, 1899; s. Majestic 403; d. Woodland Belle Vol. 46; Br. R. Y. Kincaid, Ath- ens, 111.; Ex. J. H. Jennings, Streator, 111. Cow: Mary's Best 2d vol. 3; b. June 9, 1900; s. Royal Marshal i486; d. Mary Best vol 42; Br. J. H. Miller, Peru, 111.; Ex. J. H. Jennings, Streator, 111. Heifer: (i) Golden Craggs vol 3; b. Oct. 15, 1901; s. Golden Gauntlet 1140; d. Oakland Craggs 9th vol. 47; Br. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind.; Ex. J. H. Jen- nings, Streator, 111. Heifer: (2): Golden Rose 5th Vol. 3: b. Jan. 25, 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn 1735; d. Golden Rose 4th vol. 2; Br. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind.; Ex. J. H. Jen- nings, Streator, 111. Heifer: (3) Queen of Vermillion vol. 3; b. Jan. 7, 1904; s. Milton 1122; d. Queen Victoria vol. 51: Br. and Ex. J. H. Jennings, Streator, 111. 5838. Tippecanoe 44th 1698; b. March 31, 1900; s. Royal Victor 120980; d. 5th Thornless Rose of Arcadia; Br. W. W. Crane, Tippecanoe City, O.; Ex. Fletcher S. Hines, Malott Park, Ind. Cow: Ruby of Buttonwood vol. 2; b. March 18, 1900; s. Clinton Boy 1772; d. Ohio Duchess vol. 2: Br. J. W. Pol- lock, Cedarville. O.; Ex. Fletcher S. Hines, Malott, Park, Ind. Heifer: (i) Kirklevington of Arcadia 3d; b. Dec. 2, 1901 : s. Flora's Victor Royal 1989; d. Kirklevington of Ar- cadia vol. 46; Br. W. W. Crane, Tippe- canoe City, O.: Ex. F. S. Hines, Ma- lott Park, Ind. Heifer: (2) Arcadia Ruby vol 3: b. May 29, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 44th 1698; d. Ruby of Buttonwood vol. 2; Br. a^nd Ex. Fletcher S. Hines, Malott Park, Ind. Heifer: (3) .Arcadia Phyllis vol. 3; b. Dec. 4, 1903; s. Cambridge Lad 3d; d. - 228 - Village Belle vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Fletcher S. Hines, Malott Park, Ind. 5850. Bull: Lord Warden 2476; b. Oct. 30, 1901; s. Golden Gauntlet 1140; d. Lady Golden vol. 41; Br. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind.; Ex. Harter & Curtner, N. Manchester, Ind. Cow: 3d Miama Victoria; b. Nov. 5, 1898; s. Young Richmond 710; d. 22d Linwood Victoria vol. 41; Br. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind.; Ex. Harter & Curt- ner, N. Manchester, Ind. Heifer: (i) 34th Duchess of Man- chester vol 3; s. Hero Boy 630; d. i6th Duchess Milker of Manchester Vol. 40; Br. Bowers & Dillman, N. Manchester, Ind.; Ex. Harter & Curt- ner, N. Manchester, Ind. Heifer: (2) Young Daisy vol 3; b. Oct 7, 1902; s. Scottish Rule 1363; d. Charming Rose Daisy 2d vol. 41; Br. Abe Wenger, Versailles, Mo.; Ex. Har- ter & Curtner, N. Manchester, Ind. Heifer: (3) Grand Belle vol. 3; b. Jan. 3, 1904; s. Grand Victor 1685; d. Red Belle vol. 2; Br. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind.; Ex. Harter & Curtner, N. Man- chester, Ind. 5840. Bull: Flora's Victor Royal 1989; b. March 22, 1900; s. Victor Royal 140613; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Pollock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. Cow: Flora's Alberta 3d; b. March 11, 1903; s. Marmion 1794; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Pollock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. Heifer: (i) Flora's Alberta 2d vol. 3: b. March 11, 1902; s. Marmion 1794; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Pol- lock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. Heifer: (2) Queen of Hillview vol. 3; b. Feb. 21, 1903; s. Flora's Victor Royal 1989; d. Hillview Dewdrop vol. 3; Br. J. W. Pollock, Cedarville, O.; Ex. Pol- lock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. Heifer: (3) Georgie of Elmbrook 3d vol 3; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Flora's Victor Royal 1989; d. Georgie Bates vol. 2; Br. R. F. Kerr, Cedarville, O.; Ex. Pollock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. 5842. Bull: Golden Hero 2847; b. Sept. 24, 1898; s. Golden Gauntlet 1140; d. Lady Harrison 4th vol 42; Br. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind.; Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. The undefeated bull of the breed in 1903. including the International. Cow: Mamie Marshal 7th vol. 3; b. Aug. 25, 1901; s. Royal Marshal i486; d. Scottish Girl vol. 45; Br. C. E. Mc- Lane, Danville, Ind.; Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. Heifer: (i) Emily Craggs 2d vol. 3; b. Jan. 26, 1902; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Emma Craggs 13th vol. 43; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. Heifer: (2) Pride's Princess vol. 3; b. Oct. 3, 1902; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Pride of the Hill vol. 42; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. Heifer: (3) Hero Maid, vol 3; b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Pride of Maplewood vol. 47; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. SECTION 26. Bull, under two years old; two heifers, one year and under two, and two heif- ers, under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C 5858. Bull: Grand Trojan 3608; b. Dec. 7, 1903; s. Grand Victor 1685; d. The- vetora 2d vol. 2; Br. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind.; Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. Heifer: (i) Lady Abbotsburn; b. Feb. 3, 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn 1735; d. Lady Mayor vol. 42; Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. Heifer: (2) Princess Mary vol. 3; b. March 31, 1903; s. Lord Durham 1043; d. Lady Archer vol. 53; Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. Heifer: (3) nth Miami Victoria vol. 3; b. Oct. 18, 1903; s. Baron Abbots- burn 1735; d. 4th Miami Victoria vol. 44; Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. Heifer: (4) Ruby Abbotsburn vol. 3: b. Oct. II, 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn 1735: d. Scottish Ruby Vol. 2; Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. 5875. Bull: Middleton 6th 3615; b. Oct. 13. 1903; s. Tippecanoe 64th 2593; d. Pauline of Greenville vol. 3; Br. and Ex. T. H. Martz, Greenville, O. Heifer: (i) Only Chance vol. 3; b. March 10, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 4Sth 1928; d. Imp. Nonpareil Chance Vol. S3; Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz, Green- ville, O. Heifer: (2) Polled Duchess Rosa- mond 2d vol. 3; b. Feb. 24, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 45th 1928; d. Duchess Rosamond vol. 44; Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz. Greenville, O. - 229 - Heifer: (3) Roan Mary vol 3; b. Sept. 26, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 64th 2593; d. Snowflake vol 51; Br. and Ex. J. II. Martz, Greenville, O. Heifer: (4) Nonpareil 47th vol. 3; b. Sept. 19, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 64th 2593; d. Nonpareil 45th vol. 44; Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. 5866. Bull: Windermere Tip, 3094; b. April 19, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 44th 1698; d. Waterloo Snowflake vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Fletcher S. Hines, Malott Park, Ind. Heifer: (i) Zaddae vol. 3; b. Jan. 10, 1903; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Imp. Princess Royal 64th vol. 51; Br. and Ex. Fletcher S. Hines, Malott Park, Ind. Heifer: (2) Arcadia Ruby vol. 3; b. May 29, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 44th 1698; d. Ruby of Buttonwood Vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Fletcher S. Hines, Malott Park, Ind. Heifer: (3) Arcadia Phyllis vol. 3; b. Dec. 4, 1903; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Village Belle vol. 47; Br. and Ex. F. S. Hines. Malott Park, Ind. Heifer: (4) Zaddae 2d vol. 3; b. April 5, 1904; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Imp. Princess Royal 64th vol. 51; Br. and Ex. Fletcher S. Hines, Malott Park, Ind. 5872. Bull: Buttonwood Marshal 6th 3264; ,b. May 28, 1903; s. Field Marshal 1758; d. Hamilton Maid vol. 45; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield, Ind. Heifer: (i) Buttonwood Bonnie vol. 3; b. Nov. 19, 1902; s. Field Marshal 1758; d. Oxford Bonnie Rose 4th vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadlev, Plain- field, Ind. Heifer: (2) Buttonwood Mina vol. 3; b. Dec. 10, 1902; s. Field Marshal 1758; d. Mina Lind vol. 49: Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield, Ind. Heifer: (3) Buttonwood Bonnie 2d vol. 3; b. Nov. 2, 1903; s. Field Marshal 1758; d. Oxford Bonnie Rose 4th vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadlev, Plain- field, Ind. Heifer: (4) Buttonwood Jennie Lind vol. 3; b. Nov. 2, T903; s. Tippecanoe 4th 1698; d. Imp. Jenny Lind 24th vol. 51; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plain- field, Ind. 5854. Bull: Spartan Prince 3054; b. Oct. 8. 1902: s. Golden Gauntlet 1140; d. Nellie Bly of Oakwood 5th vol. 42; Br. J. H. Miller. Peru, Ind.; Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle. O. Heifer: (i) Rosa Gwynne 3d vol. 3; b. Sept. 24, 1902: s. Phyllis Bov 889; d. Nellie Gwynne 8th vol. i; Br. 'and Ex. Wrn. Clark, Kunkle, O. Heifer: (2) Blossom 7th vol. 3: b. Sept. 29, 1902; s. Phyllis Boy 889; d. Alice nth vol. 40; Br. and Ex. \Vm. Clark, Kunkle, O. Heifer: (3) Bessie Sherman 49th vol. 3; b. Oct. 19, 1903; s. Knight of Still- water 1792; d. Bessie Sherman 40th vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle, Ohio. Heifer: (4) Easter Lady 4th vol. 3; b. Oct. 25, 1903; s. Knight of Stillwater 1792; d. Easter Lady vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle, O. 5856. Bull: Tippecanoe 76th 3594; b. Oct. 26, 1902; s. Tippecanoe 44th 1968; d. White Nora vol. i; Br. Acacia Place, Tippecanoe City, O.; Ex. Geo. E. Mc- Kaig & Son, Troy, O. Heifer: (i) i6th Rose of Acacia vol. 3; b. Nov. 8, 1902; s. Tippecanoe 32d 1185; d. 5th Thornless Rose of Acacia vol i; Br. Acacia Place, Tippecanoe City, O.; Ex. Geo. E. McKaig & Son, Troy, O. Heifer: (2) Red Carnation vol. 3; b. March 3, 1903; s. Red Monarch 1866; d. Star Flower vol. 3; Br. and Ex. Geo. E. McKaig & Son, Troy, O. Heifer: (3) Red Oakland vol. 3; b. Sept 7, 1903; s. Red Monarch 1866; d. Red Oakland Duchess 2d vol. 2; Br. and E.x. Geo. E. McKaig & Son, Troy,. Ohio. Heifer: (4) Tippecanoe Lady vol. 3; b. Sept 7. 1903: s. Red Monarch 1866; d. Red Oakland Duchess 2d vol. 2; Br. and E.x. Geo. E. McKaig & Son, Trov. Ohio. 5879. Bull: Elmbrook Star 3604; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Flora's Victor Royal 1989; d. Elvira Gwynne vol 2; Br. R. F. Kerr, Cedarville, O.; Ex. Pollock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. Heifer: (i) Flora's Alberta 3d, b. March 11, 1903; s. Marmion 1794; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Pol- lock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. Heifer: (2) Queen of Hillview vol 3; b. Feb. 21. 1903; s. Flora's Victor Royal 1989: d. Hillview Dewdrop vol. 3; Br. J. W. Pollock, Cedarville. O.; Ex. Pol- lock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. Heifer: (3) Georgie of Elmbrook 3d vol. 3; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Flora's Vic- tor Roval T989; d. Georgie Bates vol. 2; Br. R. F. Kerr, Cedarville, O.; Ex. Pol- lock & Kerr. Cedarville, O. Heifer: (4) Flora's Sultaness vol. 3; b. April II. 1904; s. Whitehall Sultan ^63573; d. Auvern Flora vol 2; Br. and Ex. Pollock & Kerr. Cedarville, O. 5882. Bull: Roan Hero 3613: b. Oct. 24: 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. But- tercup Victoria vol. 47; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons. Pendleton, Ind. Heifer: (i) Pride's Princess vol. 3: b. 230 Oct. 3, 1902; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Pride of the Hill vol. 42; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. Heifer: (2) Emily Craggs 3d vol 3; b. Jan. 4, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Emma Craggs 13th vol. 43; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. Heifer: (3) Pride's Fancy vol. 3; b. Oct. I, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Pride of the Hills vol. 42; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons. Pendleton, Ind. Heifer: (4) Hero Maid Vol. 3; b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Pride of Maplewood vol. 47; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. SECTION 27. Bull, two years old or over; cow, three years or over; heifer, two years and under three; heifer, one year and un- der two, and heifer, under one j^ear, females to be of exhibitor's breeding. $150. 5848. Bull: My Choice 3599; b. Aug. 29, 1902; s. Flora's Victor Royal 1989; d. Rose Maynard vol 2; Br. and Ex. J. W. Pollock, Cedarville, O. Cow: Flora's Alberta 3d; b. March 11, 1903; s. Marmion 1794; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Pollock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. Heifer: (i) Flora's Alberta 2d: b. March 11, 1902; s. Marmion 1794: d. Auvern Flora vol. 2: Br. and Ex. Pol- lock & Kerr. Cedarville, O. Heifer: (2) Queen of Hillview (3); b. Feb. 21, 1903; s. Flora's Victor Royal 1989; d. Hillview Dewdrop (3); Br. and Ex. J. W. Pollock. Cedarville, O. Heifer: (3) Flora's Sultaness (3); b. April II, 1904; s. Whitehall Sultan 163573; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Pollock & Kerr. Cedarville, O. SECTION 28. Bull — Under two years old; two heifers, one 3^ear and under two, and two heifers under one year, females to be of exhibitor's breeding. $150. 5882. Bull: Roan Hero 3613; b. Oct. 24. 1903: s. Golden Hero 2847; d. But- tercup Victoria vol. 47; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton. Ind. Heifer: (i) Pride's Princess (3); b. Oct. 3, 1902; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Pride of the Hill vol. 42; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons. Pendleton. Ind. Heifer: (2) Emily Craggs 3d vol 3; b. Jan. 4, 1903: s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Emma Cragsrs 13th vol. 43: Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. Heifer: (3) Pride's Fancy vol. 3; b. Oct. I, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Pride of the Hill vol 42; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. Heifer: (4) Hero Maid vol. 3; b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Pride of Maplewood vol. 47; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. 5865. Bull: Golden Chief of Hillview 3602; b. Aug. 30, 1903; s. Flora's Vic- tor Royal; d. Duchess of Ohio vol. 2; Br. and Ex. J. W. Pollock, Cedarville, Ohio. Heifer: (i) Flora's Alberta 3d; b. March 11, 1903; s. Marmion 1794; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2: Br. and Ex. Pol- lock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. Heifer: (2) Queen of Hillview (3); b. Feb. 21, 1903; s. Flora's Victor Royal 1989; d. Hillview Dewdrop vol. 3; Br. and Ex. J. W. Pollock, Cedar- ville, O. Heifer: (3) Georgie of Elmbrook 3d vol. 3; b. Oct. 28, 1903; s. Flora's Vic- tor Royal 1989; d. Georgie Bates vol. 2; Br. and Ex. R. F. Kerr, Cedarville, Ohio. Heifer: (4) Flora's Sultaness vol. 3; b. April II, 1904; s. Whitehall Sultan 163573; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Pollock & Kerr, Cedarville, Ohio. 5854. Bull: Spartan Prince 3054; b. Oct. 8, 1902; s. Golden Gauntlet 1140; d. Nellie Bly of Oakwood 5th vol. 42; Br. J. H. Miller. Peru, Ind.; Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle. O. Heifer: (i) Rose Gwynne 3d vol. 3; b. Sept. 24, 1902; s. Phyllis Boy 889; d. Nellie Gwynne 8th vol. i; Br. and Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle, O. Heifer: (2) Blossom 7th vol. 3; b. Sept. 29, 1902; s. Phyllis Boy 889; d. Alice nth vol. 40; Br. and Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle, O. Heifer: (3) Bessie Sherman 49th vol. 3; b. Oct. 19, 1903; s. Knight of Still- water 1792; d. Bessie Sherman 40th vol. 3; Br. and Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle, Ohio. Heifer: (4) Easter Ladj; 4th (3): b. Oct. 25, 1903: s. Knight of Stillwater 1792: d. Easter Lady vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Wm. Clark. Kunkle. O. 5872. Bull: Buttonwood Marshal 6th 3264: b. March 28, 1903: s. Field Mar- shal 1758: d. Hamilton Maid vol. 45; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield, Ind. Heifer: (i) Buttonwood Bonnie vol. 3; b. Nov. 19, 1902: s. Field Marshal 1758: d. Oxford Bonnie Rose 4th vol. .': Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plain- field. Ind. . - 231 - Heifer: (2) Buttonwood Mina (3); b. Dec. 10, 1902; s. Field Marshal I7S8; d. Mina Lind vol 49; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield, Ind. Heifer: (3) Buttonwood Bonnie 2d vol. 3; b. Nov. 2, 1903; s. Field Mar- shal 1758; d. Oxford Bonnie Rose 4th vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield, Ind. Heifer: (4) Buttonwood Jenny Lind vol 3; b. Nov. 2, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 44th 1698; d. Imp. Jenny Lind 24th vol. 51: Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plain- field, Ind. 5873. Bull: Arcadia Fortune 3299; b. Nov. 3, 1903; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Banner Fortune vol. 50; Br. and Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malott Park. Ind. Heifer: (i) Zaddae vol 3; b. Jan. 10, 1903; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Imp. Princess Royal 64th vol. 51; Br. and Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malott Park, Ind. Heifer: (2) Arcadia Ruby vol. 3; b. May 29, 1903: s. Tippecanoe 44th 1698; d. Ruby of Buttonwood vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malott Park, Ind. Heifer: (3) Arcadia Phyllis vol. 3; b. Dec. 4, 1903; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Village Belle vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malott Park, Ind. Heifer: (4) Zaddae 2d vol. 3; b. April 5, 1904; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Imp. Princess Royal 64th vol. 51; Br. and Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malott Park, Ind. 5875. Bull: Middleton 6th 3615; b. Oct. I3> 1903; s. Tippecanoe 64th 2593; d. Pauline of Greenville vol. 3; Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. Heifer: (i) Only Chance vol 3; b. March 10, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 45th 1928; d. Imp. Nonpareil Chance vol. 53; Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz. Green- ville, O. Heifer: (2) Polled Duchess Rosa- mond 2d vol. 3; b. Feb. 24, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 45th 1928; d. Duchess Rosamond vol. 44; Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. Heifer: (3) Roan Mary vol. 3; b. Sept. 26, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 64th 2593; d. Snowflake Vol. 51: Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. Heifer: (4) Nonpareil 47th vol. 3; b. Sept. 19, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 64th 2593; d. Nonpareil 45th vol. 44; Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz. Greenville, O. 5858. Bull: Grand Trojan 3608; b. Dec. 7. 1902: s. Grand Victor 1685: d. Theo- dora 2d vol 2: Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller. Pcr\i. Ind. Heifer: (i) Lady Abbotsburn; b. Feb. 3, 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn I735; d. Lady Mayor Vol. 4; Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. Heifer: (2) Princess Mary vol. 3; b. March 31, 1903; s. Lord Durham 1043; d. Lady Archer vol. 53; Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. Heifer: (3) nth Victoria vol. 3; b. Oct. 18, 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn 1735; d. 4th Miami Victoria vol. 44; Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. Heifer: (4) Ruby Abbotsburn vol. 3; b. Oct. II, 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn 1735; d- Scottish Ruby vol. 2; Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. SECTION 29. Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C 5983. Sire: Baron Abbotsburn 1735; s. Marshal Abbotsburn 2d 127922; d. May vol. 52; Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. Get: (i) Lady Abbotsburn; b. Feb. 3, 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn I735; d. Lady Mayor vol. 4; Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. Get: (2) nth Miami Victoria (3); b. Oct. 18. 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn 1735; d. 4th Miami Victoria vol. 44; Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. Get: (3) Gallant Victor 3611; b. Nov. I. 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn i735; d. 9th Miami Victoria vol. 52; Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. Get: (4) Lord Marvel 3010; b. Oct. 27, 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn 1735; d. Lady Marvel vol. 3; Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. 5849. Sire: Tippecanoe 64th 2593; b. Oct. 27, 1901: s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Minnie Gloster vol. 43; Br. W. W. Crane, Tippecanoe City, O.: Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. Get: (i) Middleton 6th 3615; b. Oct. 13. 1903; s. Tippecanoe 64th 2593; d. Pauline of Greenville vol. 3; Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. Get: (2) Roan Mary vol 3; b. Sept. 26, 1903: s. Tippecanoe 64th 2593; d. Snowflake vol. 51; Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. Get: (3) Nonpareil 47th vol. 3; b. Sept. 19, 1903; s. Tippecanoe 64th 2593; d. Nonpareil 45th vol. 44; Br. and Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. Get: (4) Polled Lady Jane vol. 3: b. Jan. 7, 1904; s. Tippecanoe 64th 2593; d. Bidlake's Lady vol. 3; Rr. and Ex. J. H. Martz, Greenville, O. - 232 — 5984- Sire: King of Kine vol. 23; s. Bright Eyes Duke 31894; d. Orange Blossom of Cedar vol. 28; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, la. Get: (i) First Choice 553; b. April — , 1893; s. King of Kine vol. 23; d. Nellie 7th vol. 36; Br. and Ex. E. F. Klein- meyer, Wilton Junction, la. Get: (2) Duchess K. 551; b. Sept. — , 1892; s. King of Kine vol. 23; d. Gaunzy vol. 36; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, la. Get: (3) Polled Queen 562; b. June — , 1893; s. King of Kine vol. 23; d. Nellie's Beauty 558; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, la. Get: (4) Polled Beauty 2d 805; b. May I, 1893; s. King of Kine vol. 23; d. Orange Blossom of Cedar 12th vol. 28; Br. and Ex. E. F. Kleinmeyer, Wilton Junction, la. 5839. Sire: Milton 11 22; b. June 3, 1899; s. Majestic 403: d. Wordland Belle vol. 46; Br. R. Y. Kincaid, Cothens, 111.; Ex. J. H. Jennings, Streator, 111. Get: (i) Pearl of Vermillion; b. Aug. 30, 1903; s. Milton 1122; d. Pearl of the North vol. 54; Br. and Ex. J. H. Jen- nings, Streator, 111. Get: (2) Queen of Vermillion (3); b. Jan. 7, 1904; s. Milton 1122; d. Queen Victoria vol. 51; Br. and Ex. J. H. Jennings, Streator, 111. Get: (3) Mary Milton 3606; b. Jan. 26, 1904; s. Milton 1 122; d. Queen Mary vol. 2; Br. and Ex. J. H. Jennings, Streator, 111. Get: (4) Golden Victor 3607; b. March 8, 1904; s. Milton 1122; d. Gold- en Heater vol 2; Br. and Ex. J. H. Jennings, Streator, 111. 5985. Sire: Cambridge Lac| 3d 1300; s. Ottawa Star 347; d. Oxford Heydon Rose 2d vol. 35; Ex. Fletcher S. Hines, Malott Park, Ind. Get: (1) Zaddae vol. 3; b. Jan. 10, 1903; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Imp. Princess Royal 64th Vol. 51; Br. and Ex. Fletcher S. Hines, Malott Park, Ind. Get: (2) Arcadia Phyllis vol 3; b. Dec. 4, 1903; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300: d. Village Belle vol. 47; Br. and Ex. Fletcher S. Hines, Malott Park. Ind. Get: (3) Zaddae 2d vol. 3; b. April 5, 1904; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Imp. Princess Royal 64th vol. 51: Br. and Ex. Fletcher S. Hines, Malott Park. Ind. Get: (4) Arcadia Fortune 3299: b. Nov. 3, 1903; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Banner Fortune vol. 50; Br. and Ex. Fletcher S. Hines, Malott, Park, Ind. 5836. Sire: Field Marshal 1758; b. Oct. 2, 1900; s. Marshal Abbotsburn 2d 127922; d. Acomb's Pride vol. 2; Br. C. E. McLane, Danville, Ind.; Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield, Ind. Get: (i) Buttonwood Bonnie vol. 3; b. Nov. 19, 1902; s. Field Marshal 1758; d. Oxford Bonnie Rose 4th vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield. Ind. Get: (2) Buttonwood Mina vol. 3; b. Dec. 10, 1902; s. Field Marshal 1758; d. Mina Lind vol. 49; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield, Ind. Get: (3) Buttonwood Marshal 6th 3264; b. May 28, 1903; s. Field Marshal 1758; d. Hamilton Maid vol. 45; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield, Ind. Get: (4) Buttonwood Marshal 8th 3266; b. Nov. II, 1903; s. Field Marshal 1758; d. Ophelia of Licking 7th vol. 48: Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plain- field, Ind. 5986. Sire: Phyllis Boy 889; s. 24th Polled D-.i.ke 6ro; d. Red P.ircl rcth vol. 43; Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle, O. Get: (i) Royal Lad 2d 3617; b. June 5, 1903; s. Phyllis Boy 889; d. Lady Marjorie Vol. 44; Br. and Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle, O. Get: (2) Lady Alpine 2d vol. 3; b. Oct. 2T, 190T: s. Phj'His Boy 8*^9: d. Imp. Lady Aberdeen vol. 44; Br. and Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle, O. Get: (3) Rosa Gwynne 3d vol. 3; b. Sept. 2J. T902: s. Phyllis 'Hny 88g: d. Nellie Gwynne 8th vol. i ; Br. and Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle, O. Get: (4) Blossom 7th vol. 3; b. Sept. 29, 1902; s. Phyllis Boy 889; d. Alice nth vol. 40; Br. and Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle, O. 5987. Sire: Marmion 1794; s. Deboniar 1165; d. Gipsy Maid vol. 42; Ex. Pol- lock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. Get: (i) Flora's Alberta (3); b. March 13, 1901; s. Marmion 1794; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Pol- lock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. Get: (2) Flora's Alberta 2d vol. 3; b. March 11, 1902; s. Marmion 1794; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Pol- lock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. Get: (3) Flora's Alberta 3d; b. March ri, 1903; s. Marmion 1794; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Pollock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. Get: (4) Hillview Morning Glory (3); b. July 30, 1903; s. Marmion, d. Spotted Dewdrop Vol. 2; Br. and Ex. J. W. Pollock, Cedarville, O. - 233 5840. Sire: Flora's Victor Royal 1989; b. March 22, 1900; s. Victor Royal 140613; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Pollock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. Get: (i) My Choice 3599; b. Aug. 29, 1902; s. Flora's Victor Royal 1989; d. Rose Maynard vol. 2; Br. and Ex. J. W. Pollock, Cedarville, O. Get: (2) Queenview (3); b. Feb. 21, 1903; s. Flora's Victor Royal 1989; d. Hillview Dewdrop (3); Br. and Ex. J. W. Pollock, Cedarville, O. Get: (3) Elmbrook Star 3604; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Flora's Victor Royal 1989; d. Elvira Gwynne vol. 2; Br. and Ex. R. F. Kerr. Cedarville, O. Get: (4) Georgie of Elmbrook 3d (3); Oct. 28, 1903; s. Flora's Victor Royal 1989; d. Georgie Bates vol. 2; Br. and Ex. R. F. Kerr, Cedarville, O. 5842. Sire: Golden Hero 2847; b. Sept. 24, 1899; s. Golden Gauntlet 1140; d. Lady Harrison 4th vol. 42; Br. J. W. Miller, Peru, Ind.; Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. Get: (i) Emily Craggs 2d vol. 3; b. Jan. 26, 1902; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Emma Craggs 2d vol. 3; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. Get: (2) Pride's Princess (3); b. Oct. 3, 1902; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Pride of the Hill vol. 42; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. Get: (3) Hero Maid (3); b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Pride of Maplewood vol. 47; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. Get: (4) Roan Hero 3613; b. Oct. 24, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Butter- cup's Victoria vol. 47; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. 5842. Sire: Golden Hero 2847; b. Sept. 24, 1899; s. Golden Gauntlet 1140; d. Lady Harrison 4th vol. 42: Br. J. H. Miller. Peru, Ind.; Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. Get: (i) Scottish Hero 2d 3612; b. July 16. 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Scottish Girl vol. 45: Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. Get: (2) Emily Craggs 3d vol. 3; b. Jan. 4, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Emma Craggs 13th vol. 43; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. Get: (3) Pride's Pauline vol. 3; b. July 13, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847: d. Pride of Woodside vol. 55: Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. Get: (4) Pride's Fancy vol. 3: b. Oct. I, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847;" d- Pride of the Hill vol. 42: Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. SECTION 30. Two aniinals of either sex, any age, pro- duce of one cow. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th ()th 7th $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 lie C 5988. Dam: Emma Craggs 13th vol. 3; s. Lord Nonpareil nth 108825; d. Emma Craggs 5th 108825; Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. Produce: (i) Emily Craggs 2d vol. 3; b. June 26, 1902; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Emma Craggs 13th vol. 43; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pen- dleton, Ind. Produce: (2) Emily Craggs 3d (3); b. Jan. 4, 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Emma Craggs 13th vol. 43; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton, Ind. 5989. Dam: Pride of the Hill vol. 42; s. Lanchester 1 16202; d. Mary Lan- chester 2d vol. 39; Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons, Pendleton. Ind. Produce: (i) Pride's Princess (3); b. Oct. 3, 1902; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Pride of the Hill vol. 42; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons. Pendleton, Ind. Produce: (2) Pride's Fancy vol. 3; b. Oct. I. 1903; s. Golden Hero 2847; d. Pride of the Hill vol. 42; Br. and Ex. A. C. Wood & Sons. Pendleton. Ind. 5898. Dam: Auvern Flora vol. 2; b. Nov. 27. 1897; s. Tippecanoe 8th 435; d. Scottish Flora 3d vol. 39; Br. J. A. Gerlaugh. Harshman. O.; Ex. Pollock & Kerr, Cedarville. O. Produce: (i) Flora's Victor Royal 1989; b. March 22, 1900: s. Victor Royal 140613; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2: Br. and Ex. Pollock & Kerr, Cedar- ville. O. Produce: (2) Flora's Alberta (3); b. March 13. 1901; s. Marmion 1794; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2; Br. and Ex! Pol- lock & Kerr, Cedarville. O. 5898. Dam: Auvern Flora vol. 2; b. Nov. 27. 1897; s. Tippecanoe 8th 435; d. Scottish Flora 3d vol. 39: Br. J. A. Gerlaugh. Harshman, O.; Ex. Pollock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. Produce: (i) Flora's Alberta 2d vol. 3; b. March 11, 1902: s. Marmion 1794; d. Auvern Flora vol. 2: Br. and Ex. Pollock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. Produce: (2) Flora's Alberta 3d: b. March it, 1903: s. Marmion T794: d. Auvern Flora vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Pol- lock & Kerr, Cedarville, O. 59QO. Dam: Easter Lady vol. 2; s. Hoosier Boy 174: d. Alice lotli vol. 40; Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle, O. Produce: (i) Easter Lady 3d vol. 3: b. Oct. t6, 1901; s. Gold Bud 153229; d. Easter Lady vol. 2: Br. and Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle, O. - 234 Produce: (2) Easter Lady 4th vol. 3; b. Oct. 25, 1903; s. Knight of Stillwater 1792; d. Easter Lady vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle, O. 5991. Dam: Oxford Bonny Rose 4th vol. 2; s. Ottawa Star 347; d. Oxford Bonny Rose vol. 35; Ex. Oscar Had- lej^ Plainfield, Ind. Produce: (i) Buttonwood Bonnie vol. 3; b. Nov. 19, 1902; s. Field Marshal 1758; d. Oxford Bonny Rose 4th vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plain- field, Ind. Produce: (2) Buttonwood Bonnie 2d vol. 3; b. Nov. 2, 1903; s. Field Marshal 1758; d. Oxford Bonny Rose 4th vol. 2; Br. and Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield, Ind. 5992. Dam: Ohio Duchess vol. 2; s. Ottawa Pilot 450; d. Red and White Duchess Vol. 2; Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malott Park, Ind. Produce: (i) Ruby of Buttonwood vol. 2; b. March 18, 1900; s. Clinton Boy 1772; d. Ohio Duchess vol. 2; Br. J. W. Pollock, Cedarville O.; Ex. Fletcher & Hines. Malott Park, Ind. Produce: (2) Ruby of Buttonwood 2d vol. 2: b. Jan. 27, 1901; s. Marmion 1794; d. Ohio Duchess vol. 2; Br. J. W. Pollock, Cedarville. O.: Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malott Park. Ind. 5993. Dam: Imp. Princess Royal 64th vol. 51; s. Scottish Archer 117301; d. Princess Royal 48th vol. 45; Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malott Park. Ind. Produce: (i) Zaddae vol. 3; b. Jan. 10, 1903; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Imp. Princess Royal 64th vol. 51; Br. and Ex. Fletcher & Hines. Malott Park, Ind. Produce: (2) Zaddae 2d vol. 3; b. April 5, 1904; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Imp. Princess Royal 64th vol. 51; Br. and Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malott Park. Ind. 5994. Dam: Lady Mayor vol. 4; s. Young Athelstane 329; d. Lady Mine vol. 40: Ex. J. H. Miller. Peru, Ind. Produce: (i) Lady Superior vol. 3; b. March 9, 1902; s. Milton 1122: d. Lady Mayor vol. 42; Br. and Ex. J. H. Mil- ler, Peru, Ind. Produce: (2) Lady Abbotsburn: b. Feb. 3, 1903; s. Baron Abbotsburn 1735: d. Lady Mayor vol. 4; Br. and Ex. J. H. Miller, Peru, Ind. SECTION p. Steer or spayed heifer, eighteen and un- der twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 5997. Steer: Prince; s. Youngfax; d. Allie: Ex. Wm. Tossy & Son. Marys- ville, O. 5998. Steer: Rose's Knight 2d 2342; s. Red Boy 1030; d. Rose of Erin Vol. 2; Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malott Park, Ind. SECTION 34- Steer or spayed heifer, eighteen and un- der twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 6000. Steer: Jack; s. Young Fairfax; d. Lady Hamilton; Ex. Wm. Tossy & Son, Marysville, O. 6001. Steer: Sharon Lad 14th 3017; s. Phyllis Boy 889; d. Bessie Sherman 22d; Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle, O. 6002. Steer: Sharon Lad 15th 3072; s. Phyllis Boy 889; d. Bessie Sherman 20th; Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle, O. 6003. Steer: Village Knight 2980; s. Cambridge Lad 3d 1300; d. Village Belle vol. 47; Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malott Park, Ind. SECTION 35. Steer or spaj-ed heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 6006. Steer. Hamilton; s. Young Fair- fax; d. Lady Hamilton; Ex. Wm. Tossy & Son, Marysville, O. 6007. Steer: Buttonwood Dick vol. 3; s. Field Marshal; d. Ohio Duchess; Ex. Oscar Hadley, Plainfield, Ind. SECTION 36. Steer or spayed heifer, six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 6010. Steer: Ruby's Knight 3620; s. Tippecanoe 44th 1698; d. Ruby of But- tonwood 2d vol. 2; Ex. Fletcher & Hines, Malott Park, Ind. 601 1. Steer: Smut 3603; s. Flora Vic- tor Royal 1989; d. Auvern Carnation; Ex. Pollock & Kerr. Cedarville, O. SECTION 37- Steer or spaj^ed heifer, under six months. 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 6014. Steer: Honest Abe; s. Buckeye Lad: d. Allie; Ex. Wm. Tossey. Marys- ville. O. SECTION 39- Steer or spayed heifer, two years old and under three. 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 6017. Steer: Red Bud; Ex. Wm. Clark, Kunkle, O. SECTION 41- Steer or spayed heifer, twelve and under eighteen months. 1st 2d 3d $30 $25 $20 6oiq. Steer: Red Bud 2d; Ex. Wm. Clark. Kunkle, O. — 235 - Class 32 — Brown Swiss. SECTION I. Bull, three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6021. Me John 1120; b. Jan. 15, 1898; s. Benny Blanc; d. Cinder 995; Br. L. J. McConnic, Lake Forest, 111.; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, III. 6022. Upland Hobby 1488; b. Feb. 24, 1901 ; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Esther 1075; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. 6023. Upland Supreme 1575; b. July 30, 1901; s. Supreme 1192; d. Brunnen 2d 502; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syra- cuse, N. Y. 6024. The Kid 1477; Ex. Hull Bros., L. E. & S. A., Perry, O. 6025. Veno 1 196; b. June 12, 1899; s. Nokomis 588; d. Binie 1112; Br. Henry McCullough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6026. Schonies Jap 1044; b. Jan. 27, 1898; s. Nokomis 588; d. Schonie Im- ported 252; Br. and Ex. Harry McCul- lough. Fayette, Mo. 6027. H. C. Burgi 1340; b. Feb. 15, 1900; s. Howard Burgi 908; d. Khunic 894; Br. J. B. Eldridge, Middle Falls, N. Y.; Ex. McLaury Bros. & Freemeyer, Portlandville, N. Y. 6028. Supreme 1192; b. March 4, 1892; s. Barton Mac 965; d. Steina 1227; Br. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111.; Ex. Mc- Laury Bros. & Freemeyer, Portland- ville, N. Y. 6029. Bona Fide 2d 11 39; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. 6030. Orbe Boy 1177; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. 6158. Richard Esmon 1644; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. SECTION 2. Bull, two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6031. Royal's Royal 1668; b. Sept. 15, 1901; s. Royal of River Meadow 1200; d. Royal's Flornie 1766; Br. McLaurv Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. Mc- Laury & Freemeyer, Portlandville. N. Y. 6032. Badger Boy 3d 1736; b. Feb. 2, 1902; s. Mcjohn 1120; d. Countess 1651; Br. F. H. & Ira Inman, Hanover. Wis.; Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo. 6033. Muottitas Pride 1679; b- April 28, 1902; s. Billie Breuwy ist 1026; d. Muottita 1314; Br. and Ex. Harry Mc- Cullough, Fayette, Mo. 6034. Great Scott 1669; Ex, Hull Bros., Perry, Ohio. 6035. Upland Jethro 1663; b. Feb. 23, 1902; s. Supreme 1192; d. Lady Nice 2d 1871; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syra- cuse, N. Y. 6036. Upland Gomez 1806; b. Aug. 9, 1902; s. Supreme 1192; d. Upland Agnes 1998; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syra- cuse. N. Y. 6037. Rosenheim 1842; b. Nov. 10, 1901; s. Fletcher 1104; d. Rosebonie 1539; Br. and Ex. E. JNI. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 6038. Fleming 1780; b. May 5, 1902; s. Stub L 762; d. Flawetta 1224; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale. 111. 6039. Cleone Boy 1672; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. 6040. Mcjohn I 1644; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. SECTION 3. Bull, eighteen and under twentj'-four months. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6041. Burger 1791; b. Sept 25, 1902; s. Stub L; d. Bendah 1359; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 6042. Etzel 1820; b. Dec. 12, 1902; s. Brieno 1051: d. Eclat 1519; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, III. 6043. Upland Dubois 1807; Dec. 7, 1902; s. Supreme 1192; d. Upland Laura 2001; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse. N. Y. 6044. Upland Goddess 1809; b. Jan. 12, 1903; s. Supreme 1192; d. Maud H 1283; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. 6045. Sambo 1815; b. Nov. 21, 1902; s. Stub L 762; d. Sophy 923; Br. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111.; Ex. Carlos Mc- Cullough, Fayette, j\Io. 6046. Badger Mcjohn 1742; b. Nov. 15, 1902; s. Mcjohn 1 120; d. Pet Beauty 1388; Br. F. H. Truman, Hanover. Wis.; Ex. Harry McCullough, Favette, Mo. - 236 - 6o47« Dunraven 1800; b. Nov. 16, 1902; s. Floyo 1365; d. Lady Dewey 1890; Br. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111.; Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6048. Lnob Imported; Ex. McLaury Bros. & freemeyer, Portlandville, N. Y. 6049. Atillas Mcjohn 174; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. 6050. Albert A 1939; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. SECTION 4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 6051. Blooming Gus 1904; b. May 10, 1903; s. Mars Tom 1182; d. Muotta 4th 1033; Br. Walter Fish, Mystic, Conn.; Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6052. Proud Sam 1852; b. April 25, 1903; s. Billie Bienwyl 1026; d. Laura 1039; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6053. Comfort 1854; b. June 28, 1903; s. Linville 1637; d. Muottita 1314; Br, Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6054. John H 1832; Ex. Hull Bros., Perry, Ohio. C055. Upland Jethro 2d 1810; b. March 16, 1903; s. Supreme 1192; d. Augusta 2d 1872; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. 6056. Upland Borne 1914; b. May 29, 1903; s. Supreme 1192; d. Flornine 13th 1586; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syra- cuse, N. Y. 6057. Yates 1889; b. May 28, 1903; s. Barton Boy 1359; d. Myrtle Dunn 1966; Br. James B. McConnel, Reynolds, 111.; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 6058. Laupen 1824; b. April 20, 1903; s. Karra 1402; d. Ladv Mc 1762; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 6059. Oberle Boy 1764; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. SECTION 5- Bull, six and under twelve months. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $3.'5 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 6061. Sedgely 1952; b. Sept. 22, 1903; s. Breino 1051; d. Serva 1062; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, III. 6062. Gen. Warner 1891; b. Oct. 21, 1903; s. Barton Boy I3S9; d. Hilda Roseberry 2262: Br. Tames B. McCon- nel, Revnolds, 111.: Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 6063. Donald Scott 1943; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Porter Scott 1487; d. Sahara 442; Br. and Ex. Hull Bros., Perry, Ohio 6064. David H 1945; b. Jan. 15, 1904; s. Pedro H. L. 1347; d. Bethlehem 1449; Br. and Ex. Hull Bros., Perry, Ohio. 6065. Noonday 1924; b. Nov. 10, 1903; s. Clyde 1565; d. Dolores 1255; Br. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6066. Bogardus 1926; b. Dec. 29, 1903; s. Oliver 1375; d. Eliza J. 1373; Br. E. Bourqum, Bartlett, Kan.; Ex. Carlos McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6067. Eli H 1925; b. Nov. 18, 1903; s. Ross 1585; d. Maoini ^2,^•, Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6068. Josephus Mc. 1927; b. Jan. 17, 1904; s. Juvas 1609; d. Josefina 131 1; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fay- ette, Mo. 6069. Huktuw; Ex. McLaury Bros. & Freemeyer, Portlandville, N. Y. 6070. Elaska's Boy 1904; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. 6071. Orbe Boy 4th 1905; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. SECTION 6. Bull^ — ^Under six months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 6072. Jefferson Tom 1941; b. March 27, 1904; s. Brieno of Walhallas 1616; d. Marsh Morning 2286; Br. Frank Free- meyer, Breakborn, N. Y.; Ex. Free- meyer & McLaury, Portlandville, N. Y. 6073. Swiss King of River Meadow 1942; b. April 12, 1904: s. H. C. Burgi 1340; d. Octa 1202; Br. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury, Pgrtlandville, N. Y. 6074. Pancho 1929; b. April 12, 1904; s. Juvas 1609; d. Hallie Hurst 1313; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6075. Parson 1928; b. March 25, 1904; s. Jack B 1571; d. Queen B 2215; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6076. Arthur Mc 1936; b. April 10, 1904; s. Jap 1044; d. Loretta B 1259; Br. Harrv McCullough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCullough. Fayette, Mo. 6077. Hob's H 2784; b. July 25, 1904; s. The Kid 1476; d. Ruth H 2076; Br. and Ex. Hull Bros.. Perry. Ohio. 6078. St. Louis Ex Tell 1947; b. May 14. 1904; s. Upland Tell i395; d. Florine T2th T408; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. - 237 - 6079. Upland Hobby 2d 1946; b. March 20, 1904; s. Upland Hobby 1488; d. Prize 2d 2012; Br. and Ex. F. H. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. 6080. Ladrone 1054; b. April 6, 1904; s. Clement 1364; d. Ladv Dewey 1890; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 6081. La Grange 1956; b. April 20, 1904; s. Clement 1364; d. Lady Mc 1762; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 6082. McBest A 1938; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. SECTION 7- Cow — Three years old or over. Tst 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6084. Fleta 1 321; b. May 8, 1896; s. Ry- land 692; d. l^vangeline 893; Br. Ed- mund Halladay, Suffield, Conn.; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 6085. Serva 1062; b. March 21, 1894; s. Werner Stauffacher 456; d. Sarmen 715; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton. Hins- dale, 111. 6086. Florine of River Meadow 1407; b. Sept. 16, 1896; s. Noble of Benne 674; d. Florine 2d 1018; Br. McLaury Bros., Portlandville. N. Y.; Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. 6087. Ernestina 2d 1569; b. May 18, 1898; s. Vermont 702; d. Ernesta 1049; Br. Wm. Koch, Whitehall, N. Y.; Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse. N. Y. 6088. Bethlehem 1449; Ex. Hull Bros., Perry. Ohio. 6089. Dolores 1255; b. May 8, 1896; s. Nokomis s88; d. Helena 100: Br. Harry McCullough. Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6090. Huerfana 941; b. July 31, 1892; s. Iroquois 2d 255: d. Lady Conrad 163; Br. Wm. Larraver, Clement, Iowa; Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6091. Ruby Mc 2138; b. March 25, 1901; s. Billie Bieunyl 1026; d. Solo 1125; Br. and Ex. Flarry McCullough, Fay- ette, Mo, 6092. Rosa; Ex. McLaury Bros. & Free- meycr. Portlandville, N. \. 6093; Octa 1262; s. Eddy Bonaparte 460; d. Eliza 2d 484; Ex. McLaury Bros. & Freemeyer. Portlandville, N. Y. 6094. Kitty S 1505; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. 6095. Gertrude S 1508; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue ICarth, Minn. 6060. Amelia 1627; Ex. H. W. Ayers, I loney Creek, Wis. 6083. Leah 983; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. SECTION 8. Heifer, two years and under three, ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6096. Dukes Ida T 2372; b. Jan. i, 1902; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Flor- ine loth 1079; Br. McLaury Bros., Port- landville, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & Mc- Laury, Portlandville, N. Y. 6097. Dukes Clotilda 2373; b. March 5, 1902; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Clotilda 2019; Br. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury, Portlandville, N. Y. 6098. Mable Mc 2276; b. Nov. 20, 1901; s. Milmo 1374; d. Elwerdess 857; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6099. Hanna Mc 2397; b. March i, 1902; s. Billie Bieuvvyl 1026; d. Solo 1125: Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fay- ette, Mo. 6100. Milderite 2470; b. March i, 1902; s. Billie Brienz 949; d. Mildred 3d 747: Br. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6101. Beth Whitaker 2401; b. July 3, 1902; s. Don D 940; d. Auntie Mc 1106; Br. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCullough, Fayette. Mo. 6102. Perry Maid 2376; Ex. Hull Bros., Perry, O. 6103. Mabella T 2764; b. July 9, 1902; s. Mc Buffalo Bill 1228; d. McNubshell 1683; Br. L. J. & R. H. McCormick. Lake Forest, 111.; Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. 6104. Upland Edge B 2366; b. Jan. 30, 1902; s. Supreme IT92; d. Maud H 12S3: Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Svracuse, N. Y. 6105. Fanny B 2553; b. June 26, 1902; s. Don D 940; d. Fanny Attriadge 1474; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, HI. 6106. Phyllis F 2410; Ex. E. M. Barton. Hinsdale, III. 6107. Bida Rex C 2382; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth. Minn. 6108. Kitty S 3d 2384; Ex. F. A. Squires. Blue Earth, Minn. 6159. Lula A 2765; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. 6160. Daisy A 2766; H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. SECTION 9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6109. Nicoletta 2590; b. Dec. 15, 1902; s. Stub L 762; d. Nicola 927; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. - 238 - 6iio. Fair Maid 2592; b. Dec. 5, 1902; s. Stub L 762; d. Fairest 1521; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 61 1 1. Eliza of River Meadow 261 1; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Eliza 2d 484; Br. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. 6112. Upland Lady B 2581; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Supreme 1192; d. Lady Nice 2d 1871; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. 61 13. Valley Girl 2d 2606; Ex. Hull Bros., Perry, O. 61 14. Bethlehem 2d 2608; Ex. Hull Bros., Perry, O. 61 15. Phoebe Mc 2629; b. Feb. 3, 1903; s. Billie Bieuwyl 1026; d. Solo 1125; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fay- ette, Mo. 61 16. Cricket Mc 2630; b. Jan. 30, 1903; s. Jack 1435; d. Josefine 1311; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 61 17. Khunice of River Meadow 2585; b. Sept. 2, 1902; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Khunice 894; Br. Mc- I-aury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. ; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury, Portlandville, N. Y. 6118. Weiblich Imp; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. 61 19. Bida Rex 5th 2526; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. 6120. Elisha 4th 2528; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. 6161. Jane A 2767; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. 6162. Viola W 2d 2640; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. SECTION 10. Heifer, twelve months and under eighteen months. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 6121. Eliza's Grandaughter 2588; b. May 25, 1903; s. H. C. Burgi 1340; d. Ruth Mc 2166; Br. McLaury Bros., Portland- ville, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury, Portlandville, N. Y. 6122. Althea of River Meadow 2586; b. March 12, 1903; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Althea 1216; Br. Mc- Laury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. ; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury, Portlandville, N. Y. 6123. Nadine 2631; b. May 6, 1903; s. Clabe 1472; d. Helen 2056; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6124. Blanche 4th 2691; b. March 3, 1903; s. Rueben 1471; d. Blanche 3d 1424; Br. David McCullough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6125. Eunice 2720; b. May 28, 1903; s. OHver 1375; d. Edna 2288; Br. E. Bouvquin, Bartlett, Kansas; Ex. Carlos McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6126. Marguerita 2721; b. June 15, 1903; s. Oliver 1375; d. Fern 2040; Br. E. Bouvquin, Bartlett, Kansas; Ex. Carlos McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6127. Valley Girl 3d 2781; b. Aug. 20, 1903; s. Porter Scott 1487; d. Valley Girl 2150; Br. and Ex. Hull Bros., Perry, O. 6128. Upland Florine B 2582; b. May 4, 1903; s. Supreme 1192; d. Florine of River Meadow 1407; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. 6129. Upland Florence 2741; b. June 18, 1903; s. Supreme 1192; d. Florine 12th 1408; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syra- cuse, N. Y. 6130. Flancelle 2596; b. April 2, 1903; s. Bueno 1051; d. Fleta 1321; Br. and Ex E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 6131. Thuretta 2598; b. May 9, 1903; s. Brieno 1051; d. Trieno 1558; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 6132. Cleone 2d 2530; Ex. F. A. Squires Blue Earth, Minn. 6133. Clarinda 2768; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. SECTION II. Heifer, six and under twelve months. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7t]i $35 $.30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 6134. Magdalene 2802; b. Sept. 26, 1903; s. Wimrod 1607; d. Maybe 1950; Br. and Ex. E. ISl. Barton, Hinsdale. III. 6135. Frederica 2801; b, Sept. 4, 1903; s. Brieno 1051; d. Frauenfeld 1759; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton. Hinsdale, 111. 6136. Upland Lady G 2743; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Upland Supreme 1575; d. Up- land Lady 2268; Br. and Ex. F. R, Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. 6137. Upland Brennen B 2787; b. Jan. 17, 1904; s. Upland Hobby 1488: d. Upland Brennen 2002; Br. and Ex. 1\ R. Hazard, Sj'racuse, N. Y. 6138. Alice H 2782; b. Jan. 18, 1904; s. Pedro H L 1347; d. Nellie H 1722; Br. and Ex. Hull Bros., Perry, Ohio. 6139. Lady Tell 2750; b. Nov. 25, 1903; s. Reuben 1471 ; d. May TcII 1550; Br. David McCullough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6140. Pauline 2722; b. Dec. 28, 1903; s. Oliver 1375: d. .Addie B 1883; Br. E. Bourqiiin, Bartlett, Kan.; Ex. Carlos McCullough, Fayette, Mo. — 239 - 6141. Rhoda 2749; b. Nov. 6, 1903; s. Ross 1585; d. Evangeline's Daughter 1398; Br. and Ex. Harry McCulIough, Fayette, Mo. 6142. Matilda Mc 2752; b. Feb. 2, 1904; s. Badger Boy 1736; d. Ruby 213S; Br. and Ex. Harry McCulIough, Fayette, Mo. 6143. Klunia of River Meadow 2774; b. Sept. 22, IQ03: s. H. C. Burgi 1340; d. Klunic 2585; Br. JMcLaury Bros., Port- landville, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & Mc- Laury, Portlandville, N. Y. 6144. Alpine Lassie 2777; b. Oct. 6, 1903; s. Brieno Walhalla 1616; d. Die Vernon 1935; Br- Frank Freemeyer, Portland- ville, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & Mc- Laury, Portlandville, N. Y. 6145. Monta 3d 2715; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth. Minn. 6:46. Cleone 3d 2718; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. 6163. Arlene 2769; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. 6164. Arlett 2770; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek. Wis. SECTION 12. Heifer, under six months. 1st 2d 3d 4th ^th 6th 7th $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 HC C 6147. Burghi's Valentine 2775; b. March 5, 1904; s. H. C. Burghi 1340; d. Valen- tine Mc 1803; Br. McLaury Bros., Port- Jandville, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & Mc- Laury, Portlandville, N. Y. 6148. Hattie Mc 2753; b. April 11, 1904; s. Badger Boy 3d 1736; d. Helen Mc ■ 2056; Br. and Ex. Harry McCulIough, Fayette, INlo. 6149. Hulda Mc 2819; b. Aug. 3, 1904; s. Pride 1679; d. Herfana 941; Br. and Ex. Harry McCulIough, Fayette, Mo. 6150. Velvet 8th 2762; b. April 12, 1904; s. Reuben 1471; d. Cora H H, 1360; Br. David McCulIough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCulIough, Fayette. Mo. 6151. Vina Tell 2761; b. April 14, 1904: s. Rueben 1471 ; d. Sis Tell 2259; Br. David McCulIough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCulIough, Fayette, Mo. 6152. Valley Girl 4th 2783; b. July 14, 1904; s. Porter Scott 1487; d. Valley Girl 2150; Br. and Ex. Hull Bros., Perr5^ Ohio. Gi53- Upland Laura See 2788; b. March 6, 1904; s. Upland Duke 1574; d. Miss Laury D 1401 ; Br. and Ex. F. R. Haz- ard, Syracuse, N. Y. 6154. Upland Daisy 2790; b. March 13, T904; s. Upland Supreme 1575; d. Up- land Flower 2267; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. 6155. Tigras. 2814; b. June 3, 1904; s. Clement 1364; d. Triano 1558; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale. 111. 6156. Myone 2811; b. April 16, 1904; s. Clement 1364; d. :\Ioilie Blanc 1659; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 6157. Annetta A 2772; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. SECTION 25. Bull, two years old or over; cow, three years or over; heifer, two years and under three; heifer, one year and under two, and heifer, under one year.. I St 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 6030. Bull, Orbe Boy 1177; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Cow, Kitty S 1504; Ex. F. \. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Heifer, i. Bide Rex C 2382; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Heifer, 2, Elisha 4th 2528; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Heifer, 3, Celone 3d 2718; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. 6027. Bull, H C Burgi 1340; b. Feb. 15, 1900; s. Howard Burgi 908; d. Khunic 894; Br. J. B. Eldridge, Middle Falls, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury, Portlandville, N. Y. Cow, Octa 1262; b. Oct. 4, 1893; s. Bonapart 460; d. Eliza 2d 484; Br. Mc- Laury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y, ; Ex. Freemever & McLaury, Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, i, Dukes Clotilda 2373; b. March 5, 1902; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Clotilda 2019; Br. i\Ic- Laury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury's, Breakaben and Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, 2, Eliza's Grandaughter 2588; b. May 25, 1903; s. H C Burgi 1340; d. Ruth Mc 2166; Br. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury, Breakaben and Portland- ville, N. Y. Heifer, 3, Alpine Lassie 2'/y7; h. Oct. 6, 1903; s. Brieno Walhalla 1616; d. Die Vernon 1935; Br. Frank Free- meyer, Brackaben, N. Y.; Ex. Free- meyer & McLaury's Breakaben and Portlandville, N. Y, 6026. Bull, Schonies Jap 1044; b. Jan. 27, 1898; s. Wokouies 588; d. Schonies Imported 252; Br. and Ex. Harry Mc- CulIough, Fayette, Mo. Cow, Huerfana 941; b. July i, 1892; s. Iroquois II; d. Lady Conrad; Br. Harry McCulIough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Wm. Larrabee, Clermont, la. - 240 - Heifer, i, Mabel Mc 2276; b. Nov. 20, 1904; s. Milmo 1374; d. Elwerdess 857; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 2, Cricket Mc 2630; b. Jan. 30, 1903; s. Zack 1435; d. Josefina 1311; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 3, Rhoda 2749; b. Nov. 6, 1903; s. Ross 1585; d. Evangeline's Daughter 1398; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6025. Bull, Veno 1196; b. June 12, 1899; s Nokomis 588; d. Biuie 1112; Br. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCullough, Fayette, Mo. Cow, Dolores 1255; b. May 8, 1896; s. Nokomis 588; d. Helena 100; Br. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCullough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, i, Mildarita 2470; b. March i, 1902; s. Billie Brunz 949; d. Mildred III 747; Br. Harry McCullough, Fay- ette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCullough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 2, Marguerita 2721; b. June 15, 1903; s. Oliver 1375; d. Fern 2040; Br. E. Bourquin, Bartlett. Kan.; Ex. Car- los McCullough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 3, Lady Fell 2750; b. Nov. 35, 1903; s. Reuben 1471; d. May Fell 1550; Br. David McCullough, Steubenville, Ohio; Ex. Carlos McCullough, Favette, Mo. 6024. The Kid; Br. Hall Bros., Perry, Ohio. Cow, Bethlehem; Ex. Hall Bros., Perrv, Ohio. Heifer, i, Perry Maid; Ex. Hall Bros., Perry, Ohio. Heifer, 2, Valley Girl 2d; Ex. Hall Bros., Perry, Ohio. Heifer. 3, Alice H; s. Pedro H. L. 1347; d. Nellie H 1722; Ex. Hall Bros., Perry, Ohio. 6022. Bull, Upland Hobby 1488; b. Feb. 24, 1901; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Esther 1075; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. Cow, Florine of River Meadow 1407; b. Sept. 16, 1896; s. Noble of Benne 674; d. Florine 2d 1018; Br. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. Heifer, i, Mabella T 2764; b. July 9. 1902; s. McBuf¥alo Bill 1228; d. McNut- shell 1683; Br. L. J. & R. H. McCor- mack. Lake Forest, 111.; Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. Heifer, 2, Eliza of River Meadow 261 1; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Duke of River Meadows 934; d. Eliza 2d 484; Br. Mc- Laury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. Heifer, 3, Upland Brunnen 2787; b. Jan. 17, 1904; s. Upland Hobby 1488; d. Up- land Brummer 2002; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. 6021. Bull, Mcjohn 1120; b. Jan. 15, 1898: s. Benny Blank 729; d. Cinder 995; Br. L. J. McCormic, Lake Forest, 111.; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Cow, Serva 1062; b. March 21, 1894; s. Werner Stauffacher 486; d. Sarmen 715; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hins- dale, 111. Heifer, i, Fanny B 2553; b. June 26, 1902; s. Don D 940; d. Fanny Attriadge 1474; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hins- dale, 111. Heifer, 2, Fair Maid 2592; b. Dec. 5, 1902; s. Stub L 762; d. Forest 1521; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Heifer, 3, Fredrica 2801; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Brieno 1051; d. Frauenfeld 1759; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hins- dale, 111. 6029. Bull, Bona Fide 2d 1139; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Cow, Gertrude G 1508; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Heifer, i, Kitty S 3d 2384; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Heifer, 2, Bida Rex 5th 2526; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Heifer, 3, Mounta 3d 2715; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. 6032. Bull, Badger Boy 3d 1736; s. Mc- john 1 120; d. Countess 1651; Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. Cow, Ruby Mc 2138; b. March 25, 1901 ; s. Billie Bieuwyl 1026; d. Solo 1125; Br. and Ex. Harrj^ McCullough, Fay- ette, Mo. Heifer, i, Hannah Mc 2397; b. March I, 1902; s. Billie Bieuwyl 1026; d. Solo 1 125; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 2, Nadine 2631; b. May 6, 1903; s. Clabe 1472; d. Helen 2056; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 3,' Matilda Mc 2752; b. Feb. 2, 1904; s. Badger Boy 1736; d. Ruby 2138; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6037. Bull, Rosenheim 1842; b. Nov. 10, 1901; s. Fletcher 1104; d. Rose Benie 1539; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hins- dale, 111. Cow, Fleta 1321 ; b. May 8, 1896; s. Rvland 692; d. Evangeline 893; Br. Edmund Halladay, Suffield, Conn.; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Heifer, i, Phillis P 2410; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Heifer, 2, Thuretta 2598; b. May 9, 1903; s. Brieno 1051; d. Triano 1558; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. - 241 - Heifer, 3, Magdaline 2802; b. Sept. 6, 1903; s. Wimrod 1607; d. Maybe 1950; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 6158. Bull, Richard Esmon 1342; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Cow, Amelia 1627; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Heifer, i, Lula A 2765; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Heifer, 2, Jane A 2767; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Heifer, 3, Arlett 2770; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. 6040. Bull, Mcjohn I 1644; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Cow, Leah 983;. Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Heifer, i, Daisy A 2766; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Heifer, 2, Viola W 2d 2640; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Heifer, 3, Arlene 2769; Ex. H, W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. SECTION 26. Bull — Under two years old; two heifers, one year and under two. and two heif- ers under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C 6041. Bull, Burgher 1791; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. Stub L 762; d. Benlack H 1359; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton. Hinsdale, 111. Heifer, i, Nicoleta 2590; b. Dec. 15, 1902; s. Stub L 762; d. Nicola 927; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Heifer. 2, Fair Maid; b. Dec. 5, 1902; s. Stub L 762; d. Fairest 1521; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Heifer, 3. Myone 281 1; b. April 16, 1904; s. Clement 1364; d. Mollie Blanc 1659; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hins- da'le, 111. Heifer, 4, Tigress 2814; b. June 3, 1904; s. Clement 1364; d. Triano 1558; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 6043. Bull, Uplatid Dubois 1807; b. Dec. 7, 1902; s. Supreme 1192; d. Upland Laura 2001; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. Heifer, i, Eliza of River Meadow 2611; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Eliza 2d 484; Br. Mc- Laury Bros. Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. Heifer, 2, Upland Lady B 2581; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Supreme 1192; d. Lady Nice 2d 1871; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. Heifer, 3, Upland Brunner 2787; b. Jan. 17, 1904; s. Upland Hobby 1488; d. Up- land Brunner 2002; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. Heifer, 4, Upland Lur a See 2788; b. March 6, 1904; s. Upland Duke 1574; d. Miss Laura D 1401; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. 6054. Bull, John H 1832; Br. Hall Bros., Perry, Ohio. Heifer, i, Bethlehem 2d; Br. Hall Bros., i'crry Ohio. Heifer, 2, Swiss Vallej' Girl 2d; Br. Hall Bros., Perry, Ohio. Heifer, 3, Alice H; b. Jan. 18, 1904; s. Pedro H. L. 1347; d. Nellie H 1772; Br. Hall Bros., Perry, Ohio. Heifer, 4, Swiss Valley Girl 4th; b. July 14, 1904; s. Porter Scott 1487; d. Swiss Valley Girl 2150; Br. Hall Bros., Perry Ohio. 6065. Bull, Noonday 1924; b. Nov. 10, 1903; s. Clyde 1565; d. Dolores 1255; Br. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCollough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, i. Marguerite 2721; b. June 15, 1903; s. Oliver 1375; d. Fern 2040; Br. E. Bourquin, Bartlett, Kansas; Ex. Carlos McCollough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 2, Eunice 2720; b. May 28, 1903; s. Oliver 1375; d. Edna 2285; Br. E. Bourquin, Bartlett, Kansas; Ex. Carlos McCollough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 3, Lady Fell 2750; b. Nov. 25, 1903; s. Reuben 1471 ; d. May Fell 1550; Br. David McCollough, Steubenville, Ohio; Ex, Carlos McCollough, Favette, Mo. Heifer, 4, Pauline 2722; b. Dec. 28, 1903; s. Oliver 1375; d. Addie B 1883; Br. E. Bourquin, Bartlett, Kansas; Ex. Carlos McCollough, Fayette, Mo. 6046. Bull, Badger McJohn 1740; b. Nov. 15, 1902; s. Mcjohn 1120; d. Pet Beauty 1388; Br. T. H. Inman, Han- over, Wis.; Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer i: Cricket Mc 2630; b. Jan. 30, 1903; s. Teck 1435; d. Josefina 131 1; Br. and Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 2, Nadine 2631; b. May 6, 1903; s. Clabe 1472; d. Helen 2056; Br. and Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 3, Rhoda 2740; b. Nov. 6, 1903; s. Ross 1885; d. Evangelica's Daughter 1398; Br. and Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 4, Matilda 1736; Feb. 2, 1904; s. Badger Boy 1736; d. Ruby 2135; Br. and Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo. 6072, Bull, Jefferson Tom ig^i; b. March 27, 1904; s. Briano of Walhalla 242 — i6i6; d. March Morning 2286; Br. Frank Freemeyer, Breakeben, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & iMcLaury, Breaka- ben and Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, i, Weiblich. imp.; b. Nov. 10, 1902; Br. and Ex. McLaury Bros. & Freemeyer, Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, 2, Khunice of Meadow River 2535; b. Sept. 2, 1902; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Khunice 894; Br. Mc- Laury Bros.; Ex. Freemeyer & Mc- Laury, Breakaben and Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, 3, Alpine Lassie 1666; b. Oct. 6, 1903; s. Briano Walhalla; d. Die Vernon; Br. Frank Freemeyer, Break- aben, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & Mc- Laury. Heifer, 4, Burghi's Valentine 1340; b. Alarch 5, 1904; s. H. C. Burghi 1340; d. Valentine, Mo. 1803; Br. McLaury Bros.; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury, Breakaben and Portland, N. Y. 6049. Bull, Atillas Mc John 1741; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Cow, Jane A 2767; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Heifer, i, Viola W 2d 2640; Ex. H. W- Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Heifer, 2, Arlett 2770; Ex. H. W. .A.yers, Honey Creek, Wis. Heifer, 3, Arlene 2769; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honej' Creek Wis. 6042. Bull, Etzel 1820; b. Dec. 12, 1902; s. Brieno 1051; d. Eclat 1519; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale. III. Cow, Flaucelle 2596; b. April 2, 1903; s. Brieno losi; d. Fleta 1321; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Heifer, i, Thuretta 2598; b. May 9, 1903; s. Brieno 1051: d. Triano 155S; Br. and. Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Heifer, 2, Frederica 2801 ; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Brieno 1051; d. Fraunfeld 1759; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Heifer, 3, Madgaline 2802; b. Sept. 26. 1903; s. Wimrod 1607; d. Maybe 1950; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale. 111. 6067. Bull, Eli H 1925; b. Nov. 18, 1903; s. Ross 1585; d. Naomi yzT, Bi". and Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo. Cow, Phoebe Mc 2629; b. Feb. 3, 1903; s Billie Bieuwyl 1026; d. Solo 1125; Br. and Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, i, Blanche 4th 2691; b. March 3, 1903; s. Reuben 1471; d. Blanche 3d 1424; Br. David McCollough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 2, Hattie Mc 2753; b. April 11, 1904; s. Badger Boy 3d 1736; d. Helen Mc 2056; Br. and Ex. Harry McCol- lough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 3, Hulda Mc 2819; b. Aug. 3, 1904: s. Pride 1679; d. Hertfana 941; Br. and Ex. Harry McCollough. Fayette, Mo. 6070. Bull, Elaskas Boy 1904; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Cow, Elaska 4th 2528; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Heifer, i, Bida Rex 5th 2526; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Heifer, 2, Monta 3d 2715; Ex. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Heifer, 3, Cleone 3d 2718; Ex. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. F. A. F. A. SECTION 27. Bull, two years old or over; cow, three years or over; heifer, two years and under three; heifer, one year and un- der two, and heifer under one year, fe- males to be of exhibitor's breeding. $150. 6029. Bull, Bona Fide 2d 1139; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth. Minn. Cow, Kitty S 1504; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Heifer, i, Bida Rex 5th 2382; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Heifer, 2, Elaska 4th 2528; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Heifer, 3, Cleone 3d 2718; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. 6027. Bull, H. C. Burgi 1340; b. Feb. 15, 1900; s. Howard Burgi 908; d. Khunic 894; Br. J. B. Eldgrege, Middle Falls, N. Y. ; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury's, Portlandville, N. Y. Cow: Octa 1262; b. Oct. 4, 1895; s. Bonaparte 460; d. Eliza 2d 484; Br. Mc- Laury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury's, Portland- ville, N. Y. Heifer, i, Duke's Ida F 2372; b. Jan. I, 1902; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Florine loth 1079; Br. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. Free- meyer & McLaury's, Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer 2: Khunice of River Meadow 2d 2774; b. Sept. 22, 1903; s. H. C. Burgi 1340; d. Khunice 2585; Br. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. ; Ex. Free- meyer & McLaury's, Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, 3, Burghi's Valentine 2775; b. Mar. 5, 1904; s. H. C. Burghi 1340; d. Valentine Mc 1803; Br. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury's, Portlandville, N. Y. - 243 - 6032. Bull, Badger Boy 3d 1736; s. Mc- John 1 120; d. Countess 1651; Ex. Harry McCullough, F"ayette, Mo. Cow, Ruby Mc 2138; b. March 25, 1901; s. Billie Bieuwyl 1026; d. Solo 1125; Br. and Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, i, Hannah Mc 2397; b. March I, 1902; s. Billie Bieuwyl 1026; d. Solo I125; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 2, Nadine 2631; May 6. 1903; s. Clabe 1472; d. Helen 2056; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 3, Rhoda 2749; b. Nov. 6, 1903; s. Ross 1585; d. Evangeline's Daughter 1398; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6026. Bull, Schonie's Jap 1044; b. Jan. 27, 1898; s. Nokomis 588; d. Schonie 252; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. Cow, Xauntippie 1979; b. June 20, 1900; s. Nokomis 588; d. Evangeline's Daughter 1398; Br. and Ex. Harry Mc- Cullough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, i, Mable Mc 2276; b. Nov. 20, 1901; s. Milmo 1374; d. Elwerdess 857; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 2, Cricket Mc 2630; b. Jan. 30, 1903; s. Zack 1435; d. Josefina 131 1 ; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fay- ette, Mo. Heifer, 3, Matilda Mc 2752; b. Feb. 2, 1904; s. Badger Boy 1736; d. Ruby 2138; Br. and Ex. Harry McCullough, Fayette, Mo. 6021. Bull, Mcjohn 1120; b. Jan. 15, 1898; s. Benny Blanc 729; d. Cinder 99=5: Br. L. J. McCormic, Lake Forest, 111.; Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Cow, Serva 1062; b. March 21, 1894; s. Werner Staufifacher 486; d. Sarmen 716; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hins- dale, 111. Heifer, i, Fanny B 2553; b. June 26, 1902; s. Don D 940; d. Fanny Attriadge 1474; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hins- dale, 111. Heifer, 2, Fair Maid 2592; b. Dec. 5, 1902; s. Stub L 762; d. Fairest 1521; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Heifer, 3, Frederica j8oi ; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Brieno 1051; d. Frauenfeld 1759; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hins- dale, 111. 6037. Bull, Rosenheim 1842; b. Nov. 10, 190T ; s. I'^letcher 1104; fl- Rosebcnie 1539; Rr. and Ex. E. M. Barton. Hins- dale, 111. Cow, Telia 1226; b. May 16, 1895; s. Grover Blanc 587; d. Tess 853; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Heifer, i. Lamina 2556; b. July 25, 1902; s. Stub L 762; d. Lady Clermont 905; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hins- dale, 111. Heifer, 2, Thuretta 2598; b. May 9, 1903; s. Brieno 1051; d. Triano 1558; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Heifer, 3, Magdaline 2802; b. Sept. 26, 1903: s. Wimrod 1607; d. Maybe 1950; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 6022. Bull, Upland Hobby 1488; b. Feb. 24, 1901; s. Duke of River Meadow 9h; d. Esther 1075; Br. and Ex. F. ^R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. Cow, Upland Flower 2267; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Maud H 1283; Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. Heifer, i, Upland Elga B 2366; b. Jan. 30, 1902; s. Supreme 1192; d. Maud H 1283; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syra- cuse, N. Y. Heifer, 2, Upland Lady B 2581; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Supreme 1192; d. Lady Nice 2d 1871; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. Heifer, 3, Upland Brunnen B 2787; b. Jan. 17, 1904: s. Upland Hobby 1488; d. Upland Brennen 2002; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. SECTION 28. Bull, under two years old; two heifers, one year and under two; and two heifers, under one year; females to be of Exhibitor's breeding. $150. 6049. Bull, Atillas Mcjohn 1741, Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Cow, Jane A 2767; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Heifer, i, Clarinia N 2768; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Heifer, 2, Arlene 2769; Ex. H. W. Avers, Honey Creek, Wis. Heifer, 3, Arlett 2770; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. 6043. Bull, Upland Dubois 1807; b. Dec 7, 1902; s. Supreme 1192; d. Upland Laura 2001; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. Heifer, i. Upland Lady B 2581; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Supreme 1192; d. Lady Nice 2d 1871; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. Heifer, 2, Upland Florence 2741; b. June 18, 1903; s. Supreme, 1192; d. Florence 12th 1408; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard. Syracuse, N. Y. Heifer, 3, Upland Brunnen B 2787; b. Jan. 17, 1904; s. Upland Hobby 1488; d. Upland Brunnen 2002; Br. and Ex F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. - 244 - Heifer, 4, Upland Laura See 2788; b. March 6, 1904; s. Upland Duke 1574; d. Miss Laury D 1401 ; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. 6042. Bull, Etzel 1820; b. Dec. 12, 1902; s. Brieno 1051; d. Eclat 1519; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Heifer, i, Flaucelle 2596; b. April 2, 1903; s. Brieno 1051; d. Fleta 1321; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Heifer, 2, Thuretta 2598; b. May 9, 1903; s. Brieno 1051; d. Trieno 1558; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Heifer, 3, Frederica 2801 ; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Brieno 1051; d. Frauenfeld 1759; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hins- dale, 111. Heifer, 4, Magdalene 2802; b. Sept. 26, 1903; s. Wimrod 1607; d. Maybe 1950; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 6041. Bull, Burgher 1791 ; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. Stub L 762; d. Beulah H H 1359; Br. and. Ex. E. M. Barton, Hins- dale, 111. Heifer, i, Nicoletta 2590; b. Dec. 15, 1902; s. Stub L 762; d. Nicola 927; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Heifer, 2, Fair Maid 2592; b. Dec. s, 1902; s. Stub L 762; d. Fairest 1521; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Heifer, 3, Myone 281 1; b. April 16, 1904; s. Clement 1364; d. Mollie Blanc 1659; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hins- dale, 111. Heifer, 4, Tigris 2814; b. June 3, 1904; s. Clement 1364; d. Triano 1558; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 6046. Bull, Badger Mcjohn 1742; b. Nov. IS, 1902; s. Mcjohn 1120; d. Pet Beauty 1388; Br. I. H. luman, Hanover, Mo.; Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, i. Cricket Mc 2630; b. Jan. 30, 1903; s. Lack 1435; d. Josefina 131 1; Br. and Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 2, Nadine 2631; b. May 6, 1903; s. Clabe 1472; d. Helen 2056; Br. and Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette. Mo. Heifer, 3, Rhoda 2749; b. Nov. 6, 1903; s. Ross 1585; d. Evangeline's Daughter 1398; Br. and Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo. Heifer, 4, Matilda Mc 2752; b. Feb. 2, 1904; s. Badger Boy 1736; d. Ruby 2138; Br. and Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo. 6048.' Bull, Lnob, ; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, i, Eliza's Grandaughter 2588; b. May 25, 1903; s. H C Burgi 1340; d. Ruth Mc 2166; Br. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury, Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, 2, Khunice of River Meadow 2585; b. Sept. 2, 1902; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Khunice 894; Br. Mc- Laury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury, Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, 3, Burghi's Valentine 2775; b. March 5, 1904; s. H C Burghi 1340; d. Valentine Mc 1803; Br. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. ; Ex. Free- meyer & McLaury, Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, 4, Khunice of River Meadov/ 2770; b. Sept. 22, 1903; s. H C Burghi 1340; d. Khunice 2585; Br. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. Free- meyer & McLaury, Portlandville, N. Y. 6070. Bull, Elaskas Boy 1904; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Heifer, i, Elaska Boy 4th 2528; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Heifer, 2, Bida Rex Sth 2526; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Heifer, 3, Monto 3d 2715; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Heifer, 4, Cleone 3d 2718; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. 6064. Bull, David H : b. Jan. 15, 1904; s. Pedro H L 1347; d. Bethlehem 1449; Br. and Ex. Hull Bros, Perry Ohio. Heifer, i. Valley Girl 2d; Ex. Hull Bros., Perry, Ohio. Heifer, 2, Bethlehem 2d; Ex. Hull Bros., Perry, Ohio. Heifer, 3, Alice H; b. Jan 18, 1904; s. Pedro H L 1347; d. Nellie H 1722; Br. and Ex. Hull Bros., Perry, Ohio. Heifer, 4, Valley Girl 4th; b. July 14, 1904; s. Porter Scott 1487; d. Valley Girl 2150; Br. and Ex. Hull Bros., Perry, Ohio. SECTION 29. Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $35 $^5 $20 HC C 6030. Sire, Orbe Boy 1177; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Get i: Elaska's Boy 1904; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Get 2: Elaska's 4th 2528; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Get, 3, Cleone 2d 2530; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Get, 4, Bida Rex 5th 2526; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. 245 6165. Sire, Pedro H. L. 4th; b. Sept 2, 1903; s. Pedro H. L. 1347; d. Swiss Beauty 2149; Br. and Ex. Hull Bros., Perry, Ohio. Get, I, Bethlehem 2d; Ex. Hull Bros., Perry, Ohio. Get, 2, Swiss Valley Girl 2d; Ex. Hull Bros., Perry, Ohio. Get, 3, David H; b. Jan. 15, 1904; s. Pedro H. L. 1347; d. Bethlehem 1449; Br. and Ex. Hull Bros., Perry, Ohio. Get, 4, Valley Girl 4th; b. July 14, 1904; s. Porter Scott 1487; d. Valley Girl 2150; Br. and Ex. Hull Bros., Perry, Ohio. 6166. Sire, Duke of River Meadow 934; s. Hobby 73s; d. Clotilda 2019; Ex. Freemej'er & McLaurj^ Portlandville, N. Y. Get, I, Duke's Clotilda 2373; b. March 5, 1902; s. Duke of R. M.; d. Clotilda 2019; Br. McLaury Bros., Portland- ville. N. Y. ; Ex. Freemeyer & Mc- Laury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. Get, 2, Duke's Ida F 2372; b. Jan. i, 1902; s. Duke of R. M. 934; d. Florine loth 1079; Br. McLaury Bros., Port- landville, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & Mc- Laury, Portlandville, N. Y. Get, 3, Khunice of R. M. 2586; b. Feb. 2, 1902; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Khunice 894; Br. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaurv, Portlandville, N. Y. Get, 4, Athea of R. M. 2586; b. March 12, 1903; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Athea 1216; Br. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. Freeme3^er & McLaury, Portlandville, N. Y. 6167. Sire, Billie Bieuwyl 1026; s. Mount Blanc S77'< d. Bieuwyl 720; Ex. Harry McCulIough, Fayette, Mo. Get, I, Muottita's Pride 1679; b. April 28, 1902; s. Billie Bieuwyl 1026; d. Muot'tita 1314; Br. and Ex. Harry Mc- CulIough, Fayette, Mo. Get, 2, Ruby Mc 2138; b. March 25, 1901; s. Billie Bieuwyl 1026; d. Solo 1 125; Br. and Ex. Harry McCulIough, Fayette, Mo. Get, 3, Hannah Mc 2397; b. March i, 1902; s. Billie Bieuwyl 1026; d. Solo 1 125; Br. and Ex. Harry McCulIough, Fayette, Mo. Get, 4, Mable Mc 2276; b. Nov. 20, 1901; s. Milmo 1374; d. Elwerdess 857; Br. and Ex. Harry McCulIough, Fay- ette, Mo. 6168. Sire, Nokomis 588; s. Edward 439; d. Eliza; Ex. Harry McCulIough, Fayette, Mo. Get, I, Schonie's Lap 1044; b. Jan. 27, 1898; s. Nokomis 588; d. Schonie 252; Br. and Ex. Harry McCulIough, Fay- ette, Mo. Get, 2, Ruth 1316; Ex. Harry McCul- Iough, Fayette, Mo. Get, 3, Xaunyippie 1979; b. June 20, 1900; s. Nokomis 588; d. Evangeline's Daughter 1398; Br. and Ex. Harry Mc- CulIough, Fayette, Mo. Get, 4, Pearl Eyes 1975; b. Fch. 25, 1900; s. Nokomis 588; d. Mild Eyes 936; Br. and Ex. Harry McCulIough, Fayette, Mo. 6169. Sire, Sunny Hill Reuben 1471; Ex. Carlos McCulIough, Fayette, Mo. Get, I, Velvet 8th 2762; b. April 12, 1904; s. Reuben 1471 : d. Cora H. H. 1360: Br. David McCulIough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCulIough, Fa3'ette, Mo. Get, 2, Vina Tell 2761 ; b. April 14, 1904; s. Reuben 1471 ; d. Sis Tell 2259; Br. David McCulIough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCulIough, Fayette, Mo. Get, 3, Lady Tell 2750; b. Nov. 25, 1903; s. Reuben 1471: d. May Tell 1550; Br. David McCulIough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCulIough, Fayette, Mo. Get. 4, Hester Mc 2760; b. June 6, 1904; s. Reuben 1471; d. Lady Island Creek 2380; Br. Harry ]\IcCullough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCulIough, Fayette, Mo 6170. Sire, Oliver 1375; s. Nokomis 588; d. Noami 7^7; Kx. Carlos McCulIough, Fayette, Mo. Get i: Mildarita 2470; b. Mch. i, 1902; s. Billie Breinz 949; d. Mildred 3d 747; Br. Harrj' McCulIough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCulIough, Fayette, Mo. Get, 2. Eunice 2720; b. May 28, 1903; s. Oliver 1375; d. Edna 2288; Br. E. Bourquin, Bartlett. Kan.; Ex. Carlos McCulIough, Fayette, Mo. Get, 3, Pauline 2722; b. Dec. 28, 1903; s. Oliver 1375; d. Aodie B 1883; Br. Bourquin, Bartlett, Kan.; Ex. Carlos McCulIough, Fayette, Mo. Get, 4, Bogardus 1926; b. Dec. 29, 1903; s. Oliver 1375; d. Eliza 1373; Br. E. Bourquin, Bartlett, Kan.; Ex. Carlos McCulIough, Fayette, Mo. 6171. Sire, Brieno lom; s. Nokomis 588; d. Ring Eves 839; Ex. E. M. Biirton, Hinsdale, 111. Get, I, Thuretta 2598; b. May 9, 1903: s. Brieno 1051; d. Triano 1558; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Get, 2, Flaucelle 2596; b. April 2, 1903; s. Brieno 1051; d. Fleta 1321; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. . Get, 3, Sedgely 1952; b. Sept. 22, 1903; s. Brieno 1051; d. Serva 1062; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Get, 4, Etzel 1820; b. Dec. 12, 1902: s. Brieno 1051; d. Eclat 1519; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 246 - 6172. Sire, Stub L 762. Get, I, Fleming 1780; b. Maj^ 5, 1902; s. Stub L y(i2; d. Flawetta 1224; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Get, 2, Burgher 1791; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. Stub L 762; d. Beulah H. H. 1359; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Get, 3. Nicoletta 2590; b. Dec. 15, 1902; s. Stub L 762; d. Nicola 927; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, III. Get, 4, Fair Maid 2592; b. Dec. 5, 1902; s. Stub L 762; d. Fairest 1521; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. 6173. Sire, Duke of River Meadow 934. Get, I. Upland Hobby 1488; b. Feb. 24, 1901; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Esther 1075; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. Get, 2, Upland Flower 2267; b. March 7, 1901; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Maud H 1283; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard. Syracuse, N. Y. Get, 3, Upland Laura 2001; b. Aug. 19, . 1901; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Miss Laury D 1401; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. Get, 4, Eliza of River Meadow 2611; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Duke of River Meadow 484; d. Eliza 2d 484; Br. Mc- Laury Bros.. Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. F. R. Hazard. Syracuse, N. Y. 6174. Sire, Jasper Mc 1531; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Get, I, Arlett 2770; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Get, 2, Armin 2771 ; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Get, 3, Arlene 2769: Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Get, 4, Annetta 2772; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. SECTION 30. Two animals of either sex, any age, pro- duce of one cow. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C 6175. Dam, Triano 1558. Produce. I, Thuretta 2598; b. May 9, 1903; s. Brieno 1051; d. Triano 1558; Br." and Ex. E. M. Barton. Hinsdale, 111. Produce. 2. Tigris 2814; b. June 3, 1904; s. Clement 1364; d. Triano 1558; Br. and Ex. E. M. Barton. Hinsdale, 111. 6176. Dam, Lady Mc 1762. Produce, i, Laupen 1824; b. April 20, 1903; s. Kana 1402; d. Lady Mc 1762; Br. and Ex. PI M. Barton, Hinsdale, 111. Produce, 2, LaGrange 1956; b. April 20, 1904; s. Clement 1364; d. Lady Mc T762: Rr. and Ex. E. M. Barton. Hins- dale, 111. 6177 Dam, Florine 38. Produce i, Florine 12th 1408; b. Feb. 25, 1899; s. Eddy Bonaparte 460; d. Florine 38; Br. McLaury Bros., Port- landville, N. Y.; Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. Produce 2, Florine 13th 1586; b. Maj' 25, 1893; s. Royal Worcester 747; d. Florine 38; Br. McLaury Bros., Port- landville, N. Y.; Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. 6178. Dam, Lady Nice 2d 187 1. Produce, i. Upland Jethro 1663; b. Feb. 23, 1902: s. Supreme 1192; d. Lady Nice 2d 1871 ; Br. and Ex. F. R. Hazard, Syracuse, N. Y. Produce, 2, Upland Lady B 2581 ; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Supreme 1192; d. Lady Nice 2d 1871; Br. and Ex. F. R. Haz- ard, Syracuse, N. Y. 6179. Dam, Mildred III 747. Produce l. Mildarita 2470; b. March I, 1902; s. Billie Brienz 949; d. Mildred III 747: Br. Harry McCoUough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCollough, Fayette. Mo. Produce, 2, Delphine 2755; b. May 26, 1904, s. Jap 1044; d. Mildred III 747; Br. Harrv McCollough, Fayette, Mo.; Ex. Carlos McCollough, Fayette, Mo. 6180. Dam, Solo 11 25. Produce, i. Ruby Mc 1125; b. March 25, 1901; s. Billie Biennryl 1026; Br. and Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo. Produce. 2. Hannah Mc 2397; b. March I, 1902; s. Billie Biennryl 1026; d. Solo 1 125; Br. and Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo. 6090. Dam, Huerfana 941. Produce, i, Hulda Mc 2819; b. Aug. 3. 1904; s. Pride 1679; d. Huerfana 941; Br. and Ex. Harry McCollough, Fayette, Mo. Produce. 2, Joe Mc 2820; Br and Ex. Harrv McCollough. Fayette, Mo. 6181. bam, Eliza 2d; Ex. McLaury Bros. & Freemever, Portlandville, N. Y. Produce, i. Octa 1262; b. Oct. 4. 1895; s. Bonaparte 460; d. Eliza 2d 484; Br. McLaury Bros.. Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury, Break- aben and Portlandville, N. Y. Produce. 2, Ruth M 2166; b. March 28. 1901; s. Belle of River Meadow 1058; d. Eliza 2d 484; Br. McLaury Bros, Portlandville. N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury. Breakaben and Portland- ville. N. Y. 6182. Dam, Khunice 894; Ex. McLaury Bros. — Freemeyer, Portlandville, N. Y. Produce, i, H C Burghi 1340; b. Feb. !=;. 1900; s. Howard Burghi 908; d. Kuhnice 894: Br. J. B. Eldridge, Middle - 247 Falls, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & Mc- Laury, Brakaben and Portlandville, N. Y. Produce i: Khunice of River Meadow 2585; b. Sept. 2, 1902; s. Duke of River Meadow 934; d. Khunice 894; Br. Mc- Laury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; Ex. Freemeyer & McLaury, Breakaben and Portlandville, N. Y. 6088. Dam, Bethlehem 1449; Ex. Hull Bros, Perry Lake, Ohio. Produce, i, Bethlehem 2d; Ex. Hull Bros., Perry Lake, Ohio. Produce, 2, David H; b. Jan. 15, 1904; s. Pedro H L 1347; d. Bethlehem 1449: Ex. Hull Bros., Perry Lake, Ohio. 6182. Dam, Swiss Valley Girl ist; Ex. Hull Bros., Perry Lake, Ohio. Produce, i, Swiss Valley Girl 2d; Ex. Hull Bros., Perry Lake, Ohio. Produce, 2, Swiss Valley Girl 3d; b. Aug. 20, 1903; s. Porter Scott 1487; d. Valley Girl 2150; Ex. Hull Bros., Perry Lake, Ohio. 6183. Dam, Elisha 1506; Ex. F, A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Produce, i, Elisha 4th 2528; Ex. F. A. Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. Produce, 2, Elisha's Boy 1904; Ex. F. A Squires, Blue Earth, Minn. 6184. Dam, Diana 980; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Produce, i, Arlett 2770; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Produce, 2, Arlene 2769; Ex. H. W. Ayers, Honey Creek, Wis. Class 33 — Jersey. SECTION I. Bull — Three years old or over. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 6201. Dictator 65296; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. 6202. Bobby's Shy Fox 64760; b. Aug. 16, 1900; s. Champion Flying Fox ■61441; d. Venus Violet 3946; Br. P. Sangan, St. Saviours, L of J.; Ex. N. t. Berry, Lexington, Ky. 6203. Blue Belle's Flying Fox 64762; b. April 20, 1901; s. Flying Fox 2729; d. Blue Belle 3d; Br. J. Gallois, St. Sav- iours, I. of J.; Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. 6204. Bachelor's Guenon Lad 59399; b. Sept. 16, 1900; s. Guenon's Lad 54422; d. Bachelor's Juliet 106376; Br. M. Hilgert, St. Joseph, Mo.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. 6205. Juliet's Rioter 58677; b. Nov. 9, 1899; s. Ida's Rioter of St. L. 8th 40898; d. Bachelor's Juliet 196376; Br. M. Hilgert, St. Joseph, Mo.; Ex. Hun- ter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. 6206. Flying Fox's Foxhall 61435; b. June 17, 1901 ; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Golden Lad's Creampot 162061; Br. Philip Du Val, St. Peter, I. of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson,'Scitu- ate, Mass. 6207. Forfarshire's Oxford King 61445; b. Feb. 25, 1903; s. Forfarshire 2914; d. Oxford Brown 8414; Br. J. G. Romo- ril, St. Saviour. T. of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. 6208. Susy's Gold Son 62436; b. April 29, 1900; s. elfast 2735: d. Blaze of Gold 149154; Br. J. T. Michel, St. Peters, I. of J.; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portland- ville, N. Y. 6209. Fontaine's Eminent 58225; b. Feb. 24, 1900; s. Eminent 2d 2532; d. Fon- taine B 152191; Br. W. J. Labey, Crou- ville, I. of J.; Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dear- born, Mo. 6210. Trinity Fox 64774; b. June 5, 1902; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; d. Kol- apore 7852; Br. Chas. Gruchy, Trinity, I. of J.; Ex. James H. Otter, Danville, Ky. 621 1. Wille Exile 60850; Ex. Clarence Ragsdale, Moberly, Mo. 6212. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; b. Dec. 13, 1899; s. Orlando 2535; d. Sul- tana's Rosette 149740; Br. Clement Le Sueur, Crouville, I. of J.; Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. 6213. Brookhill Fox 65303; b. Feb. 2, 1901; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Brookhill Rose 2d 3440; Br. J. D. Richardson, St. Martins. I. of J.; Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. 6214. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; b. Oct. 8, 1899; s. Golden Romulus 57221; d. Uncle Peter's Columbine 146299; Br. A. Le Gallais, St. Brelade's, I. of J.; Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. 6215. Merry Maiden's Third Son 60516; b. Jan. 19, 1904; s. Brown Bessie's Son 34550; d. Merry Maiden 64949; Br. C. I. Hood, Lowell, Mass.; Ex. H. C. Tay- lor, Orfordville, Wis. 6216. Cornation's Fern Lad; b. Oct. 20, 1898; s. Golden Fern's Lad 2160; d. Cornation's Glory 8th 5875; Br. J. Amy, Parish St. Martins, I. of J.; Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6217. Clara's Orphan 61121; b. Jan. 12, 1901; s. Willoh; d. Neva's Clara 161051; Br. Ed. Vantier, Parish St. Ouen, I. of J.; Ex. .A.. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. - 248 - 62 1 8. Nanalda's Prince 51799; b. April I5> 1897; s. Prince of Tennessee 20772; d. Nanalda 2d 97130; Br. Matt M. Gard- ner, Nashville, Tenn.; Ex. Robert I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. 6219. Young's Companion 62376; b. April 15, 1900; s. Companion's Tor- mentor 47650; d. Gretchen Girlie 128560; Br. and Ex. Robert I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. 6220. Silverine Coomassie 55600; b. Oct. 24, 1898; s. Czar Coomassie 41036; d. Silver Sheen 26210; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. 6221. Emanon 52299; b. April 20, 1897; s. Golden Fern's Lad 2160; d. Little Eminence 122506; Br. Philip J. Ahier> St. Martins, L of J.; Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. 6222. Czar of Arden 58543; b. April 27, 1894; s. Czar Comassie 41036; d. Inda Landseer 2d 98677; Br. H. N. Higin- botham, Joliet, 111.; Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. SECTION 2. Bull — Two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th Sth 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 6225. Belle Egyptian's Fern Lad 63738; b. Jan. 8, 1902; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Belle Egyptian 168501; Br. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind.; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. 6226. Actor of Biltmore 65091; b. Oct. 31, 1901; s. Trevarth 39280; d. Gay Nun 131015; Br. and Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. 6227. Strawberry's Beautifier 66183; b. Feb. 19, 1902; s. Coldstream 64019; d. Zaza of Menlo 147312; Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. 6228. Torono's Oonan o' Dreamwold 68136; b. Aug. 7, 1902; s. Hood Farm Torono 60326; d. Oonan 35th of Hood Farm 167727; Br. C. I. Hood, Lowell, Mass.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. 6229. Forfarshire's Brown King 65097; b. June 19, 1902; s. Forfarshire 64759; d. Gray Primrose of Trinity 173301; Br. Chas. F. Renouf, Trinity, I. of J.; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. 6230. Flying Fox's Rex 66462; b. April 10, 1902; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Planet P. H. C. 3925; Br. • W. J. Labey, Crouville, I. of J.; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y.; 6231. Foxy Crusoe 64769; b. April 5, 1902; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; d. Crusoe's Legacy P. S. 7620; Br. J. Godeaux, Trinity. I. of J.; Ex. John A. Middleton, Shelbyville. Ky. 6232. Golden Cardinal 63873; b. Jan. 14, 1902; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d Golden Agate 161055; Br. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind.; Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. 6233. Financier 65901; b. March 16, 1902; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57598; d. Financial Queen 155098; Br. andlix. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. 6234. Captain Nick 63872; b. Jan. 3, 1902; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Rowena's Daisy 161056; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6235. Young's Golden Lad; Ex. Robert I. \ oung, St. Josepli. Mo. 6236. Nellie's Tom 68193; b. Aug. 25, 1902; s. Hot Corn; d. Nellie Hygh 183083; Br. and Ex. Robert I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. SECTION 3. Bull — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6239. Prussian Lad 65990; b. Nov. 16, 1902; s. June Beauty's Lad 59154; d. Prussian Queen 152682; Br. E. A. Farra, Nealton, Ky. ; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. 6240. Golden Duke of -iltmorc G7367; b. Dec. 7, 1902; s. Golden Lad's Successor 53960; d. Harrowgate of Biltmore 127233; Br. and Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. 6241. Golden Trevarth of Biltmore 67368; b. Jan. 30, 1903; s. Golden Lad's Successor 53960; d. Biltmore's Rose ^50717; Br. and Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. 6242. Sultana's Oxford Prince 68258; b. April 27, 1903; s. Interested Prince 5822.1; (1. Uncle Peter's Suluina 146300; Br. DuBois Bros., Denver, Col.; Ex. C. T. Graves. Maitland, Mo. 6243. Nanalda's Exile 67232; b. March 19, 1903; s. Exile of Lynwood 60539; d. Miss Nanalda 180201 ; Br. M. M. Gardner, Nashville, Tenn.; Ex. G. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. 6244. Forfarshire's Golden Hero 67253; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. 6245. Vic's Successor 68163; b. March 8, 1903: s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; d. East Lake Girl 121127; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. 6246. Foxling's Hope o' Dreamwold 68138; b. Nov. 8, 1902; s. Mermaid's Hopeful 61443: d. Flying Fox's Pretty Maid 162134; Br. T. S. Cooper, Coop- ersburg. Pa.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. 6247. Fox's Grey Friar o' Dreamwold 68140; b. Jan. 17. 1903; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; d. Lively's Grey Ruby 157605; Br. T. S. Cooper. Coop- ersburg. Pa.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. 249 - 6248. Galway 68208; b. Dec. 18, 1902; s. Kilmarnock 3155; d. Fern of L'Etacq 8848; Br. Frs. Ph. Hacquoil, St. Ouens, 1. of J.; Ex. McLaury Bros, Portland- ville, N. Y. Reserve bull over Island, 1904. First and Grand Champion at Ohio and New York State Fairs. 6249. Lassie's Orbit 68002; b. Dec. 15, 1902; s. Orbit 28125; d. Boom's Lassie 134810; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dear- born, Mo. 6250. Rosy's Flying Fox 68124; b. Aug. 10, 1903: s. Golden Fern's Fox 62458; d. Rosy's Princess 138792; Br. C. A. Sweet, Bufifalo, N. Y.; Ex. Rolla Oli- ver, Dearborn, Mo. 6251. Scott's Venture 65957; b. March 20, 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Queen Sensa 130944; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station. Ky. 6252. Queen's Venture 68281; b. April 2, 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Ruby Conan 3d 122608; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. 6253. Eminent Rosette 66050; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Lucille St. Helier 155094; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. 6254. Carnation Fern Monarch 68197; Nov. 10, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Golden Daisy Lass 168518; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6255. Lucy's Golden Fern 68198; b. May 28, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Champion Lucy 161054; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6256 Lady Mary's Nobleman 66871; b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Mermaid's Hopeful 61448; d. Nobleman's Lady Mary 162076; Br. T. S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa.; Ex. T. R. Webber, Shelbyville, Ky. 6257. Guenon's Gay Lad 67140; b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Modita's Golden Lad 61255; d. Philadelphia's Glory's Gale 162230; Br. and Ex. H. C. Young, Lincoln, Neb. SECTION 4. Bull^ — under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6261. Coquette's King Exile 68206; b. Nov. 26, 1903; s. Rioter King Exile 58170; d. Coquette Hugo Exile 151736; Br. and Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. 6262. Guenoris Grand 68207; b. April 6, 1904; s. June Beauty's Lad 59154; d. Guenoris Abenet 169635; Br. Ky. Agr. Experiment Station, Lexington, Ky.; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. 6263. Golden Sultan of Biltmore 68021; Sept. 12, 1903; s. Golden Lad's Succes- sor 53960; d. Golden Beatrice 157326; Br. and Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. 6264. Golden Baron of Biltmore 68020; b. Sept. 8, 1903; s. Golden Lad's suc- cessor 53960; d. Faith of Pitsford 2d 107716; Br. and Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. 6265. Gorgeous Ingomar 68448, b. March 19, 1904; s. Ingomar of Menio 63910; d. Gorgeous Rosebud 181095; Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. 6266. Gorgeous Harry 68447; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. Coldstream 64019; d. June Beryl 183351; Br. H. W. Robis.Mi, Maitland, Mo.; Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. 6267. Duchess' Pedro; Ex. A. A. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. 6268. Eurota's Dictator; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. 6269. Exile's Guenon Lad 68135; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Bachelor's Guenon Lad 59399; d. Belle B Exile of J L; Br. J. B. Smith, Beatrice, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. 6270. Bill Rex 68164; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; d. Edith Rex 138966; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. 6271. Foxling's King o' Dreamwold 63147; b. Sept. 6, 1903; s. Forfarshire's Oxford King 61445; d. Flying Fox's Pretty Maid 162134; Br. and Ex. Thomas W. Lawson, Boston, Mass. 6272. Fox's Pioneer o' Dreamwold 63148: b. Oct 6, 1903; s. Champion Fly- ing Fox 61441; d. Pioneer Pensee 162119; Br. and Ex. Thomas W Law- son, Boston, Mass. 6273. Lady's Fontaine 68192; b. Feb. 28, 1904; s. Fontaine's Duke 61709; d. Armajos L-ady 133831; Br. G. E. Nichols. Afton, N. Y.; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. 6274. Matilda Rioter's Prize 66644; b. Sept. 23, 1903; s. Matilda's Rioter of St. L 52863; d. Prize Queen 136928; Br. and Ex. John A. Midleton, Shelbyville, Kv. 6275. Juanta's Exile; Ex. Clarence Ragsdale, Moberly, Mo. 6276. St. Louis 68282; b. April 29, 1904; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Rosa's Glory 157795: Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. 6277. Lord Brookhill 68086; b. Sept. 28, 1903; s. Lord Kinloch 59750; d. Sultana of Brookhill 149134; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. 6278. Uncle Peter's Combination 68096; b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Uncle Peter's Gold mine 57427; d. Boom's Carmen - 250 - loSiio; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. 6279. Rosette's Lad 68039; b* Sept 3, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Daisy's Golden Pet 155097; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. 6280. Daisy's Fox 68199; b. Oct. 16, 1903; s. Fox Usury 63731; d. Fernis Gold Daisy 169146; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6281. Fern's Brookhill Lad 68200; b. March 25, 1904; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Golden Fern's Red Rose; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6282. Kuropatkin 68196; b. .Jan. 30, 1904; s. Nanalda's Prince 51799; d. Gretchen Girlie 128560; Br. and Ex. Robert 1. Young, St, Joseph, Mo. 6283. Champion Togo 68195; Oct. 2, 1903; s. Nanalda's Prince 51799; d. Lutie Kabo 177028; Br. and Ex. Robert I. Young, St- Joseph, Mo. 6284. Golden Silverine 68134; b. Sept 4, 1903; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Little Eminence 122506; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. 6285. Silverine's Lad 68133; b- Sept. 4, 190"?; Silverine Coomassie S5600; d. Albright Lady 166876; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. SECTION 5- Cow— three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 6289. Golden Fern's Sensation 1 73201; b. Oct. 31, 1898; s. Golden Fern's Lad 65300; d. Red Lily 3542; Br. John A. Falle, St. Martins, I. of Jersey; Ex. N- F. Berry, I>exington, Ky. 6290. Flying Fox's Pearl 162 136; b. Sept. 28, 1900; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; d. Sarah 2882; Br. J. H. Rive, St. Saviours, I. of Jersey; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. 6291. Blue Nun 126625; b. May 21, 1894; s. Nunthorpe, P 1769; d. Blue Belle, P 4307; Br. J. Gallors, St. Clements, T. of Jersey; Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. 6292. Biltmore's Rose 150717; b. April 5, 1898; s. Trevarth 39280; d. Wood- land Rose 119913; Br. and Ex. Bilt- more Farms, Biltmore, N. C. 6293. Dicey's Marigold 154451; b. May 24, 1900; s. Grand Marigold 49898; d- Dicey C 2d 154441; Br. Jame.s L. Cooper, Nashville, Tenn.; Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. (5294. Tip's Marigold 159443; Ex. C T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. 6295. Eurybia 143822; b. Jan. 3, 1899; s. Exile's Siberia 43363; d. Little May- flower 1 10643; Ex. E. A. Darling, New- York City. 6296. Nataquas Duchess 102646; Ex. and H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. 6297. Silver Lady 2d; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. 6298. Bloomfield Oowaw 163281; s. Prince of Tennessee 20772; d. Ida's Dream Bloomfield 138008; Br. and Ex. M. M. Gardner, Nashville, Tenn. 6299. Sultan's Wonder 168524; b. April I, 1898; s. Sultan P H C 2448; d. Bec- quet's Jubilee 7420; Br. Thos. Blam- pied. Trinity, 1. of Jersey; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. 6300. Dot Star 102880; b. July i, 1891 ; s. Wingsters St. Lambert 19520; d. Dame Wingate 102876; Br. R. Sutton, Shen- andoah, Iowa; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. 6301. Oowaw nth of Hood Farm 143105; Aug. 7th, 1897; s. Hood's Farm Pogis 40684; d. Leoni 2d 29750; Br and Ex. C. I. Hood, Lowell, Mass. 6302. Aaron's Queen 1 55591; b. April 26, 1899; s. Aaron Stoke Pogis 21705; d. Eura Queen 107998; Br. Chas. H. Bab- cock, Friendship, N. Y.; Ex. F. B. Keeney, Belvidere, N. Y. See current record of my cows in Dairy Demonstration, this Exposition. High class Jerseys for sale. F. B. Keeney, Belvidere, N. Y. 6303. Flying Fox's Leda 166934; b. June 7, 1900; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Danae, P S 7791; Br. P. B. Sauvage, St. Saviours, I. of Jersey; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Boston, Mass. 6304. Golden Lad's Mermaid 162096; b. Dec. 31, 1896; s. Golden Lad 2d P S 2033; d. Mermaid of the Island 138787; Br. Albert Le Callais, Brelade, I. of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Boston, Mass. 6305. Loretta D 141708; b. Oct. 6, 1896; s. Ida's Rooter of St. L. 9th 41010; d. Cicero's Chemical Test 101087; Ex. Ladd Estate, Portland, Ore., C. E. Graves. Supt. 6306. Golden Em 183111; b. Jan., 1902; s. Eminent 2d P. 2532; d. Jess (on I. of J.); Br. A. H. Petit, St. Brelades, I. of J,; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portland- ville. N. Y. 6307. St. Clara 183109; b. Sept., 1897; s. Berger, P. 2030; d. on I. of J.; Br. E. Laurens, St. Laurence's, I. of J.; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. Butter record, 15 pounds 8 oz., island test. First and Champion at Ohio and New York State Fairs, 1904. 6308. Nobleman's Lady Mary 162076; b. A,ug. 9, 1900; s. Nobleman, P. S. 2555; d. La Chasse Princess 162075; Br. F. P. Hacquoil, St. Ouens, I. of J.; Ex. John A. Middleton, Shelbyville, Ky. - 251 - 6309. Grade Signal 146253; b. Feb. 5, 1898; s. Signal Maximum 27286; d. Signal Maid 4th 67492; Br. and Ex. John A. Middleton, Shelbyville, Ky. 6310. Boom's Coma 116132; b. July 22, 1895; s. Boom 24600; d. Nahant 46599; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. 631 1. Rosy's Princess 138792; b. April 2, 1895; s. Golden Pearl, P. S. 1975; d. Rosy's Princess, F. S. 8020; Br. Wm. Alexander, Jr., St. Mary's, I, of J.; P2x. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. 6312. Airy's Vinie fiugo 177868; d. Nov. 25, 1897; s. Airy's Rioter of St. L. 37503; dam, Vinie Hugo 80759; Br. and Ex. Jas. H. Otter, Danville, Ky. 6313. Juanta's Pet 117197; Ex. Clarence Ragsdale, Moberly, Mo. 6314. Georgie's Mary 4th 157798; b. Alarch 24. 1899: s. Sensa's Pride 44155; d. Georgie's Mary 87496; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. 6315. Rosa's Glory 157795; b. March 21, 1899; s. Sensa's Pride 44155; d. Bisson's Rosa 97830; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station. Ky. 6316. Prize May's Duchess 2d 132976; b. May 26, 1896; s. Lary Mary's Exile 40262; d. Prize May's Duchess 105228; Ex. Geo. W. Sisson, Jr., Potsdam, N. Y. 6317. Guenon's Lad's Gold Fin 165614; b. Nov. 19, 1900; s. Guenon's Lad 54422; d. Sadie of Kickapoo 115456; Br. John J. Leidy, St. Joseph, Mo.; Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. 6318. Guenon's Lad's Chub 165612; b. April \y, 1900; s. Guenon's Lad 54422: d. Chloe of Menlo 121996; Br. John J. Leidy, St. Joseph, Mo.; Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. 6319. Flying Fox's Wonder 173306; b. Dec. 2, igoo; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Saturn's Legacy, P. S. 6454; Br. John P. Falle, St. Matins, L of J.; Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. 6320. Flying Fox's Proclamation 180259; b. Jan. 26, 1901; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; d. Lilac, P. S. 7996; Br. J. C. Godfrey. St. Saviours, I. of J.; Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. 6321. Diploma's Brown Lassie 166688; b. Sept. 7, 1898; s. Minute Gun 34776; d. Diploma's Grinnella 145775; Ex. H. C. Taylor, Oxfordville, Wis., C. T. Graves, Supt. 6322. Owl's Jessie 168528; b. Dec. 12, 1898; s. The Owl 4738; d. Jessie of St. Lawrence 168504; Br. F. J. Godek, Par- ish of St. Laurence, I. of J.; Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6323. Golden Starlight 2d 169124; b. March i, 1901; s. Friday 2969; d. Golden Starlight 168511; Br. Philip le Sueur, Parish St. Heliers, L of J.; Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6324. Nellie Hygh 183083; b. Sept. 30, 1900; s. Hot Corn 58674; d. Founder's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. 6325. Princess Leowina 2d 157090; b. May 9, 1900; s. Champion's Tormentor 47650; d. Princess Leowina 128562; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. 6326. Etta Victor Pogis 155331; b. Sept. 29, 1900; s. Melia Ann's Victor Pogis 20697; d- Mooly Pedro 7781 1; Br. J. H. Martin, Granville, N. Y.; Ex. H. C. Young, Lincoln, Neb. 6327. Midnight Venture 166878; b. Jan. 8, 1901; s. Venture's Lad 52300; d. Mid- night Beauty 134530; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. 6328. Albright Lady 166876; b. Dec. 4, 1900; s. Venture's Lad 52300; d. Little Eminence 122506; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. SECTION 6. Heifer — two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 6332. Fox's Belle of Grouville 180279; b. Feb. 14, 1902; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Deborah 6905; Br. J. E. Bree, Grouville, I. of J.; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. 6333. Justa Lamb 169634; b. Oct. 29, 1901 ; s. Fancy Lambert 57676; d. Justa B 142005; Br. Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. 6334. Financial King's Irene 181 188; b. Sept. 21, 1901; s. Sir Watkin, P. 2991; d. Kerry, F. 8326; Br. F. Le Masurier, St. Peters. I. of J.; Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. 6335- Lady Bay Leaf 172322; b. May 5, 1902; s. Morny Cannon. P. 3058; d. Bay Leaf 9th, P. 6460; Br. D. J. Cab- bot, St. Saviours, I. of J.; Ex. Bilt- more Farms, Biltmore, N. C. 6336. Mermaid's Tiona 176737; b. Nov. 16, 1901; s. Sultana's Jersey Lad 5539i; d. Mabette's Fancy Wax 176734; Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves. Maitland, Mo. 6337. Betsy of St. Francis; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. 6338. Victoria Rubano 183014; b. Feb. 7, 1902; s. Victoria's Champion 59197: (1. Rubano's Fancy 109719; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith. Lincoln, Neb. - 252 - 6339- Victorias Miss York 180607; b. March 8, 1902; s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; d. York's Pretty Miss 140448; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. 6340. Blue Belle's Handsome Belle 180278; b. Jan. 16. 1902; s. Fereor, P. S. 2891; d. Columbine. P. S. 7389; Br. Col. M. Le Callais, Grouville, L of J.; Ex. Thos .W. Lawson, Boston, Mass. 6341. Foxling's Swan o' Dreamwold 182987; b. June 23, 1902; s. Osiris, P. 3053; d. Flying Fox's Lyda 166934; Br. P. B. Sauvage, St. Saviours, L of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Boston, Mass. 6342. Eminent 2d's Fauvette 181 195; b. Dec. 12, 1901; s. Eminent 2d, P. 2832; d. Carteret's Pride 2d, P. 5947; Br. John W. Labey, L of J.; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. 6343. Faith Cooper 183110; b. Oct. 16, 1901; s. Cooper, P. 3006; d. Faithful, P. 3802; Br. Philip Vautier, St. Ouens, L of J.; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portland- ville, N. Y. 6344^ Flying Fox's iCarrie 172320; b. April 18, 1902; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Mon Plaisir's Caroline 172303; Br. F. W. Le Brocq, St. Heliers, L of J.: Ex. John A. Middleton, Shelbyville, Ky. 6345. Matildena 177908; b. Aug. 12, 1902; s. Matilda's Rioter of St. L. 52863; d. Maidena 117919; Br. and Ex. John A. Middleton, Shelbyville, Ky. 6346. Golden Minnette 168943; b. Dec. 17, 1901; s. Guennn's Golden Lad 62168; d. Maceo's Minnie 5th 144378; Br. Geo. V. Saffarrans, Palmyra, Mo.; Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. 6347. Orbit's Coma 182611; b. Aug. 12, 1902; s. Orbit 28125; d. Boom's Coma 116132; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dear- born, Mo. 6348. Addeer Beauty; Ex. Clarence Ragsdale, Moberly, Mo. 6349. Bisson's Rosa 3d 175935; b. March 10, 1902; s. Sensa's Pride 44155; d. Bisson's Rosa 97830; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. 6350. Gorgeous Nigretta 1 77201; b. Oct. 25, 1901; s. Gorgeous 54124; d. Boom's Nigretta 116131; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. 6351. Guenon's Lad's Best Daughter 179474; b. Dec. 17, 1901; s. Guenon's Lad 54422; d. Angela's Niobe Grande 91961'; Br. C. W. Clouser, St. Joseph, Mo.; Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. 6352. Lady Visto Rosette 176495; b. May 25, 1902; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Lady Visto 146290; Br. and Ex. C. E. i.till, Kirksville, Mo. 6353- Princess Roschen 176492; b. March 20, 1902; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 5749S; d. Eminent Brown Princess 157372; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirks- ville, Mo. 6354- Pride's Carnation 169145; b. Feb. 4, 1902; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Golden Pink's Pride 168502; Br! and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6355- Fern's Gold Daisy 169146, b. Feb. 20, 1902; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Golden Daisy Lass 168518; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6356. Lytic Kabo 177028; b. Sept. 25, 1901: s. Hot Corn 58674; d. Founder's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robt. L Young, St. Joseph. Mo. 6357- Flossie Newrich 183084; b. Aug. I, 1902: s. Hot Corn 58674; d. Pogis Irene 2d 146435; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. 6358. Silverine's Rose 182963; b. Nov. 29, iQoi; s. Silverine Soomassie 55600; d. Jubilethleel 2d 166967; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. 6359. Silverine's Queen, b. June 12, 1902; s. Silverine Soomassie 55600; d. Queen Deeline B 147255; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. SECTION 7. Heifer, one year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6363. Eminent's Jubilee Lady 180291 ; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Eminent 2d 2532; d. Jubilee Lady 8383; Br. P. Renouf, St. Martin, I. of J.; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lex- ington, Ky. 6364. Fox's Golden Crown 175731; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. 6365. Envy of the Island 171800; b. Sept. 22, 1902; s. King Edward 3067; d. Envy of the Island 171797; Br. C. F. Renouf, Trinity, I. of J.; Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. 6366. Flying Fox's Sensation 182010; b. Sept. 20, 1902; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441: d. Rocca's Betsey 162079; Br. T. S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa.; Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. 6367. Mermaid's Carola 183272; b. July 19, 1903; s. Coldstream 64019; d. Mer- maid's Gerva 176736; Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. 6368. Mermaid's Cereta 183274; b. Aug. 18, 1903; s. Coldstream 64019; d. Mer- maid's Tiona 176737; Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. 6369. Agnes Eurotas; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. — 253 6370. Agnes Beauty; Ex. A, H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. 6371. Vic's Grandmother Goldie 183380; b. Feb. 25, 1903; s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; d. Grandmother Goldie 142240; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. €372. Victoria's Pearline 183196; b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; d. Ida's Pearl Exile of J. L. 136642; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. 6373. Fox's Mermaid o' Dreamwold 182988; b. Oct. 14, 1902; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; d. Golden Lad's Mermaid 162996; Br. T. S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa.; Ex. Thos. W. Law- son, Boston, Mass. €374. Fox's Owlet o' Dreamwold 182991 ; b. Feb. 26, 1903; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; d. The Owl's Oxford Daisy 162113; Br. T. S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Boston, Mass. €375- Poetess Pandora 183112; b. Sept. 12. 1902; s. Mabel's Poet 65780; d. She- lah 9390; Br. Francis Ph. Baudains, Grouville, L of J.; Ex. McLaurv Bros.. Portlandville, N. Y. 6376. Beau's Pogissa 183039; b. Jan. 29, 1903; s. Alphea's Rockwood Beau 59047; d. Happy Pogissa 142763; Br. and Ex. McLaurv Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. 6377. Mermaid's Pearl 177036; b. Oct. 27, 1902; s. Mermaid's Hopeful 61448; d. Flying Fox's Pearl 162136; Br. T. S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa.; Ex. John A. Middleton, Shelbyville, Ky. 6378. Rioter's Maxie Maid 178098; b. Sept. 28, 1902; s. Matilda's Rioter of St. L 52863; d. Maxie's Maid 162370; Br. and Ex. J. A. Middleton, Shelby- ville. Ky. 6379. Orbit's Triplexia 182613; b. Sept. 14, T902: s. Orbit 28125; d. Miss Tri- plexia 108111; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. 6380. Orbit's Susan 182612; b. Sept. 10, T902; s. Orbit 28125; d. Susie Combina- tion 1 16285: Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. 6381. Ethel's Fawnie; Ex. Clarence Ragsdale, Moberly. Mo. 6382. Exiles Rose; Ex. Clarence Rags- dale, Moberly, Mo. 6383. Beth Signal 176267; b. Nov. 26, 1902; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Juliana Signal 121 158; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, .Scott's Station, Ky. 6384. Lebanon Star 2d 183328; b. Feb. 10, 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Lebaiion Star 123173; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. 6385. Uncle Peter's Gold Fin 183856; b. March 4, 1903; s. Uncle Peter"s Gold Mine 57427; d. Guenon's Lad's Gold Fin 165614; Br. and Ex. Mrs S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. 6386. Uncle Peter's Creampot; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Boom's Nigretta 116131; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. 6387. Victoria of Athenia 172326; b. Oct. I, T902; s. Leda's Golden Lad 3063; d. Victoria of Trinity 172313; Br. John A. Falle, St. Martins, I. of Jersey; Ex. C. E. Still. Kirksville, Mo. 6388. Hood Farm Golden Rose 173482; 'd. Oct. 31, 1902; s. Isonomy 3044; d. Meh Lady of Trinity 172956; Br. A. Le Riche, Trinity, I. of J.; Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville. Mo. 6389. Fern's Mayfield 183101; b. Jan. 16, 1903; s. Carnation's Lad 63542; d. Mavtield's Orphan 161 182; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6390. Fern's Daisy 183102; b. Jan. 20, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542: d. Marquis Gold Daisy; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6391. Daisy Corona 183085; b. Sept. 27, 1902; s. Young's Companion 62376; d. Founder's Pat 94107; Br. and I'^x. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. 6392. Belinda Blin 183086; b. Feb. 11, 1903; s. Young's Companion 62376: d. Gretchen Girlie 128560; Br. and Ex. Robert L Young, St. Joseph, Mo. 6393. Rose of Silver 182970; b. Dec. 3, 1902: s. Silverine Coomassie 55600: d. Maitland Browny 122502: Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins. Greensburg, Ind. 6394. May Green 182969; b. Nov. 3, 1902: s. Golden Bar 52159: d. Mav Keller 2d 166865: Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. SECTION 8. Heifer — under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7tli $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6398. Golden King's Cloud 177919; b. Oct. I, 1903: s. Golden King of St. Mary 60096: d. Matilda Rioter's Cloud 168812: Br. John A. Middleton. Shelby- ville, K}'.; Ex. N. F. Berry. Lexington. Ky. 6399. Queen Henriette 183108; b. Sept. I3» 1903; s. Valentine's Guenons 63954; d. Justa Lamb 169634; Br. Ky. Agric. Exper. Station, Lexington, Ky. ; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. 6400. Golden Lass of Biltmore 182676; b. Oct. 13, 1903; s. Golden Lads Suc- cessor 53960; d. Golden Lads Pretty Maid 149157; Br. and Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. - 254 - 6401. Golden Kolora of Biltmore 182677; b. Oct. 16, 1903; s. Kola's Golden Lad 58615; d. Golden Belle S. of Biltmore 167825; Br. and Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. 6402. Fancy Wax of Menlo 183579; b- Oct. 31, 1903; s. Goldstream 64019; d. Harry's Theresa 183577; Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. 6403. Cooper's Lass 183367; b. Sept. 20, 1903; s. Sultan's Jersey Lad 55391; d. Chris Pogis 2d 183363; Br. James L. Cooper, Nashville, Tenn.; Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. 6404. Pedras Agness; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain. N. Y. 6405. Pedras Duchess; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. 6406. Palestine of J. L. 182979; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Bachelor's Guenon Lad 59399; d- Sibyl of Jersey Lawn 176010; Br. J. B. Smith, Beatrice, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. 6407. Vic's Golden Lady 183200; b. Sept. 7j 1903; s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; d. Paphia 121226; Br. W. L, Hunter, Lincoln. Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. 6408. King's Figgis o' Dreamwold 182998; b. Nov. 4, 1903: s. Forfarshire's Oxford King 61445; d. Figgis 76106; Br. and Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. 6409. Friar's Foxling o' Dreamwold 68140; b. July 8, 1904; s. Fox's Grey Friar o' Dreamwold 68140; d. Fox's Owlet o' Dreamwold 182991; Br. and Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. 6410. Daisy Farrell 177838; b. Sept. i, 1903; s. Goldworthy 3170; d. Mon Plaisir's Daisy of Jersey 177553; Br. Wm. Farrell, St. Ouen's L of J.; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. 641 1. Beau's Susie 183040; b. Feb. 2, 1904; s. Alphea's Rockwood Beau 59047; d. Susie Scofield 136753; Br. and Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. 6412. Golden King's Maid 183047; b. Apr. 2, 1904; s. Golden King of St. . Mary 60096; d. Maxie's Maid 2d 168717; Br. and Ex. J. A. Middleton, Shelby- ville, Ky. 6413. Fontaine's Nahant 182862; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Fontaine's Eminent 58225; d. Nahant 2d 155859; Br. and Ex. RoUa Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. 6414. Fontaine's Autumn Leaf 182863; b. Jan. 4, 1904; s. Fontaine's Eminent 58225; d. Decanter's Autumn Leaf 168411; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dear- born, Mo. 6415. Pink of St. Lambert; Ex. Clarence Ragsdale, Moberly, Mo. 6416. Exile's Pansy; Ex. Clarence Rags- dale, Moberly, Mo. 6417. Golden Wonder 183330; b. Sept. 15, 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Trilby's Pride 2d 176130; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. 6418. Chestnut Perfection 183331; s. Golden Venture 57656; d. Parol's Chestnut 123520; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. 6419. Uncle Peter's Rosebud 183007; b. Sept. 2, 1903; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Miss Sapphire 85997; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. 6420. Uncle Peter's Lady 182858; b. Dec. 16, 1903; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Gorgeous Kitty 176888; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. 6421. St. Helier's Rosette 182837; b. Sept. 6, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Lucille St. Helier 155094; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. 6422. Lily Martin's Rosette 182836, b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Lily Martin 2d 89080; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. 6423. Mayfield's Carnation 183105; b. Jan. 8, 1904; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Mayfield's Orphan 161187; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville. Ind. 6424. Little Knight's Carnation 183106; b. Jan. 13, 1904; s. Little Knight 61 122; d. Rhine's Canadian 169138; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6425. Erma Griffin 18^088; b. Jan. 9, 1904; s. Nanalda's Prince 51799; d. Founder's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robt. T. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. 6426. Kate Elmore 183087; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Nanalda's Prince 51799; d. Princess Leowina 2d 157090; Br. and Ex. Robt. T. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. 6427. Silver Carrie; Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. 6428. Silverine's Lovely 182972; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Pedro's Lovely 166873; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. SECTION 21. (Aged Herds.) Bull, two years old or over; cow, three years or over; heifer, two years and under three; heifer, one year and under two, and heifer under one year. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7tli $125 $100 $80 $65 $55 HC C 6202. Bull, Bobby's Shy Fox 64760; b. Aug. 16, 1900; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Venus Violet; Br. P. Sangan, St. Saviours, I. of J.; Ex. N. F. Berry. Lexington, Ky. 256 Cow, Golden P'ern's Sensation 173201; b. Oct. 31, 1898; s. Golden Fern's Lad 65300; d. Red Lily 3542; Br. John A. Falle, St. Martins, 1. of J.; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, K}-. Heifer, Fox's Belle of Grouville 180279; b. Feb. 14, 1902; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Deborah 6905; Br. J. E. Bree, Grouville, L 01 J.; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, K3^ Heifer, Eminent's Jubilee Lady 180291; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Eminent 2d 2S32; d. Jubilee Lady 8383; Br. P. Renhouf, St. Martin, I. of J.; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lex- ington, Ky. Heifer, Golden King's Cloud 177919; b. Oct. I, IQ03; s. Golden King of St. Mary 60096; d. Matilda Rioter's Cloud 168812; Br. John A. Middleton, Shel- byville, Ky. ; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexing- ton, Ky. 6225. Bull, Belle Egyptian's Fern Lad 6373^'j b. Jan. 8, 1902; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63=;42; d. Belle Egyptian 168501; Br. A. P. Walker. Rushville, Ind.; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington. Ky. Cow, Flying Fox's Pearl 162136; b. Sept. 28, 1900; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Sarah 2882; Br. J. H. Rive, St. Saviour, L of J.; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. Heifer, Justa Lamb 169634; b. Oct. 29, 1901; s. Fancy Lambert 57676; d. Justa B 142005; Br. Ky. Agr. Experi- ment Station, Lexington, Ky. ; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. Heifer, Fox's Golden Crown 17573; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. Heifer, Queen Henriette 183108; b. Sept. 13, 1903; s. Valentine's Guenon 63954; d- Justa Lamb 169634; Br. Ky. Agr. Experiment Station, Lexington, Ky. ; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. 6203. Bull, Blue Belle's Flying Fox 64762; b. April 20, 1901; s. Flying Fox 2729; d. Blue Belle 3d 7593; Br. J. Gal- lois, St. Saviours, L of J.; Ex. Bilt- more Farms. Biltmore, N. C. Cow, Blue Nun 126625; b. May 21, 1894; s. Nunthorpe 1769; d. Blue Belle 4307; Br. J. Gallois, St. Saviours, L of J.; Ex. Biltmore Farms. Biltmore, N. C. Heifer. Lady Bay Leaf 172322; b. May 5, 1902; s. Morny Cannon 5058; d. Bay Leaf 9th 6460; Br. D. J. Cabot, St. Saviours, L of J.; Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. Heifer, Flying Fox's Sensation T82010; b. Sept. 20, 1902; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; d. Rocca's Betsey 162079; Br. T. S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa.; Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. Heifer, Golden Lass of Biltmore 182776; b. Oct. 13, 1903; s. Golden Lad's Successor 53960; d. Golden Lady's Pretty Maid 149157; Br. and I"^x. Biltmore Farms. Biltmore, X. C. 6226. Bull, Actor of Biltmore 65091; b. Oct. 31, 1901; s. Thevarth 39280; d. Gay Nun 131015; Br. and Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. Cow, Biltmore Rose 1 50717; b. April 5, 1898; s. Trevarth 39280; d. Woodland Rose 3d 119913; Br. and Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. Heifer, Financial King Irene 181188; b. Sept. 21, 1901; s. Sir Watkin 2991; d. Kerry 8326; Br. F. Le Masurier, St. Peters, L of J.; Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. Heifer, Envy of the Island 171800; b. Sept. 22, 1902; s. King Edward 3067; d. Elvy of the Island 171797; Br. C. F. Renouf. Trinity, I. of J.; Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. Heifer, Golden Kolora of Biltmore 182677; b. Oct. 16, 1903; Kola's Golden Lad 58615; d. Golden Bell S. of Bilt- more 167825; Br. and Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. 6227. Bull: Czar of Arden 58543; b. Apr. 27, 1894; s. Czar Comassie 41036; d. Inda Landseer 2d 98677; Br. H. N. Higinbotham, Joliet, 111.; Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. Cow, Dicey's Marigold 154451; b. May 24, 1900; s. Grand Marigold 49898; d. Dicey C 2d 1 54441 ; Br. James L. Cooper, Nashville, Tenn.; Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. Heifer, Mermaid's Tiona 176737; b. Nov. 16, 1901; s. Sultana's Jersey Lad 55391; d. Marbette's Fancy Wax 176734; B and Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. Heifer. Mermaid's Cereta 183274; b. Aug. 18, 1903; s. Goldstream 64019; d. Mermaid's Tiona 176737: Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. Heifer, Fancy Wax of Menlo 183579; b. Oct. 31, 1903; s. Goldstream 64019; d. Harry's Theresa 183577; Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. 6201. Bull, Dictator 65296; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Cow, Natasgnas Duchess 102646; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Heifer, Betsy of St. Francis; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Heifer, Agneses luirotas; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N.'Y. Heifer, Pedras Agness; Ex. A. H. Cooley. Little Britain, N. Y. 6204. Bull, Bachelor's Guenon Lad 59399 ; b. Sept. 16, 1900; s. Guenon's Lad 54422; d. Bachelor's Juliet 106376; Br. M. Hil- gert, St. Joseph, Mo.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln. Neb. Cow. Sultan's Wonder 168524; b. .Xpril T, 1898; s. Sultan 24^8; d. Bccquet's Jubilee 7420; Br. Thos. Blampied. Trin- ity, I. of J.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lin- coln, Neb. - 266 - Heifer, Victoria Rubans 183014; b. Feb. 7, 1902: s. Victor's Champion Lad 59197; d. Rubana's Fancy 109719; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincohi, Neb. Heifer, \'ic's Grandmother Goldie 183380; b. Feb. 25, 1903; s. Victoria's Champion Lad-59197; d. Grandmother Goldie 142240; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lin- cohi, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lin- coln. Neb. Heifer, Palestine of J^ L. 182979; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Bachelors Guenon Lad 59399; d. Sibyl of Jersey Lawn 176010; Br. J. B. Smith, Beatrice, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. 6205. Bull, Juliet's Rioter 58677; b. Nov. 9, 1899; s. Ida's Rioter of St. L. 8th; d. Bachelor's Juliet 106376; Br. M. Hil- gert, St. Joseph, Mo.; Ex. Flunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. Cow, Dot Star 102880; b. July i, 1891; s. Wingate St. Lambert 19520; d. Dame Wingate 102876; Br. R. Sutton, Shen- andoah, la.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lin- coln, Neb. Heifer, Victoria's Miss York 180607; b. March 8, 1902; s. Victoria's Cham- pion Lad 59197; d. York's Pretty Miss 140448; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. Heifer, Victoria's Pearline 183196; b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; d. Lda's Pearl Exile of J. L.; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. Heifer, Victoria's Golden Lady 183200; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; d. Paphia 121226; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. 6432. Bull, Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; b. Jan. 16, 1898; s. Golden Fern's Lad 2160; d. Sultana's Rosette 149740; Br. J. A. Marett, St. Saviour, L of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. Cow, Flying Fox's Golden Gem 162131; b. Sept. 4, 1900; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; d. Golden Streamlet 3d 8234; Br. G. J. Queree, St. John, I. of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scitu- ate, Mass. Heifer, Blue Belle's Handsome Bell 180278; s. Fereor 2891; d. Columbine 7389; Br. Col. M. Le Gallais, Grouville, I. of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scitu- ate, Mass. Heifer, King's Figgis o' Dreamwold 182998; b. Nov. 4, 1903: s. Forfarshire's Oxford King 61445; d. Figgis 76106; Br. and Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scitu- ate, Mass. Heifer, Fox's Mermaid o' Dreamwold 182988; b. Oct. 14, 1902; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Golden's Lad Mermaid 162996; Br. T. S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa.; Ex. Thos. W. Law- son, Scituate, Mass. 6207. Bull, Forfarshire's Oxford King 6144s; b. Feb. 25, 1901; s. Forfarshire 2914; d. Oxford Brown 8414; Bi". J. G. Romeril, St. Saviour, L of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. Cow, Figgis 76106; b. May 9, 1891; s. Sophie's Tormentor 20883; d. Birdsey's Surprise 48326; Br. Lyman A. Mills, Middlefield, Conn.; Ex. Thos. W. Law- son, Scituate, Mass. Heifer, Friar's Foxling o' Dreamwold 68140; b. June 8, 1904; s. Fox's Grey Friar o' Dreamwold 68'[4o; d. Fox's Owlet o' Dreamwold 182991; Br. and Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. Heifer, Foxling's Swan o' Dreamwold 182987; b. June 23, 1902; s. Osiris 3053; d. Flying Fox's Leda 166934; Br. P. B. Sauvage, St. Saviour, L of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. Heifer, Fox's Owlet o' Dreamwold 182991; b. Feb. 26, 1903; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. The Owl's Ox- ford Daisy 162113; Br. T. S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa.; Ex. Thos. W. Law- son, Scituate, Mass. 6230. Bull, Flying Fox's Rex 66462; b. April 10, 1902; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Planet 3925; Br. W. J. Labey, Grouville, L of J.; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. Cow, St. Clara 183109; b. Sept., 1897; s. Berger 2030; d. on L of J.; Br. E. Laurens, St. Laurence, L of J.; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, Faith Cooper 183110; b. Oct. 16, 1901; s. Cooper 3006; d. Faithful 8802 H. C; Br. Philip Vautier, St. Ouens, L of J.; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. Considered by competent judges to be the best two year heifer imported this year. First at Ohio State Fair, class of 12. She milked, August 20, 1904, forty-five pounds of milk. Heifer, Beau's Pogissa 183039; b. Jan. 29, 1903; s. Alpheas Rockwood Beau 59047; d. Happy Pogissa 142763; Br. and Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer. Beau's Susie 183040; b. Feb. 2,. 1904; s. Alphea's Rockwood Beau 59047; d. Susie Scoheld 136753; Br. and Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. 6229. Bull, Forfarshire Brown King 65097; b. June 19, 1902; s. Forfarshire 64759; d. Gray Primrose of Trinity 17330T: Br. Chas. F. Renouf, Trinity, I of J.: Ex. McLaury Bros., Portland- ville, N. Y. Cow, Golden Em 183111: b. Jan., 1902; s. Eminent 2d 2532; d. Jess, on J. of J.; - 257 - Br. A. J. Petit, St. Brelades, I. of J.; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, Eminent 2d Fauvette 181195; b. Dec. 12, 1901; s. Eminent 2d 2532; d. Carteret's Pride 2d; Br. J. W. Labey, 1. of J.; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portland- ville, N. Y. Heifer, Poetess Pandora 183112; b. Sept. 12, 1902; s. Mabel's Poet 65780; d. Shelah 9390; Br. Francis Ph. Bau- dains, Grouville, I. of J.; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, Daisy Farrell; b. Sept, i, 1903; .-. Goldworthy 3170; d. Mon Plaisir's Daisv of Jersey I77S53; Br. Wm. Far- roll. St. Ouens, L of J.; Ex. McLaury l;ros., Portlandville, N. Y. 6231. Bull, Foxy Crusoe 64769; b. April 5, 1902; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Crusoe's Legacy 7620; Br. J. Gode- aiix, Trinity, L of J.; Ex. J. A. Middle- ton, Shelbyville, Ky. Cow, Nobleman's Lady Mary 162076; b. Aug. 9, 1900; s. Nobleman 2555; d. La Chasse Princess 162075; Br. F. P. Hacquoil, St. Ouen's, L of J.; Ex. J. A. Middleton, ShelbyAnlle, Ky. Heifer, Flying Fox's Carrie 172320; b.. April 18, 1902; s. Champion Flying Fox ■ 61441; d. Mon Plaisir's Caroline 172303; Br. F. W. Brocq, St. Hcliers, L of J.; Ex. J. A. Middleton, Shelbyville, Ky. Heifer, Mermaid's Pearl 177036; b. Oct. 2.T, 1902; s. Mermaid's Flopeful 61449; •d. Flying Fox's Pearl 162136; Br. T. :S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa.; Ex. J. A. Middleton, Shelbyville, Ky. Heifer, Golden King's Maid 183047; b. April 2, 1904; s. Golden King of St. Mary 60096; d. Maxie's Maid 2d 168717; Br. and Ex. J. A. Middleton, Shelby- ville, Ky. 6209. Bull, Fontaine's Eminent 58225; b. Feb. 24, 1900; 's. Eminent 2d 2532; d. Fontaine B 152191; Br. W. J. Labey, Grouville, T. of J.; Ex. RoUa Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. Cow, Posy's Princess 138792; b. April 2, 1895; s. Golden Pearl 1975; d. Posy's Princess 8020; Br. Wm. Alexandre, Jr., St. Mary's. T. of J.: Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn. Alo. Heifer, Golden Minette 168943; b. Dec. 17, 1901; s. Guenon's Golden Lad 62168; d. Maceo's Minnie 5th 144378; Br. Geo. V. Saffarrans. Palmyra, Mo.; Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn. Mo. Heifer, Orbits Triplexia 182613; b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Orbit 28125; d. Aliss Tri- plexia loSiTt; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer, Fontaine's Nahant 182862; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Fontaine's Eminent 58225; d. Nahant 2d 155859; Br. and l-.x. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. 621 1. Bull, Wille Exile 60850; Ex. Clar- ence Ragsdale, Moberly, iNIo. Cow, Juanneta's Pet 117197; Ex. Clar- ence Ragsdale, Moberly, Mo. Heifer, Addie's Beauty; Ex. Clarence Ragsdale, Moberly, Mo. Heifer, Exile's Blue Bell; Ex. Clarence Ragsdale, Moberly, Vio. Heifer, Pink of St. Lambert; Ex. Clar- ence Ragsdale, Moberly, Mo. 6232. Bull, Golden Cardinal 63873; b. Jan. 14, 1902; s. Carnations Fern Lad 63542; d. Golden Agate 161055; Br. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind.; Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Cow, Georgie's ]\Iary 4th 157798; h. March 24, 1899; s. Sensa^s Pride 44155; d. Georgie's Mary 87496; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, i, Bisson's Rosa 3d 175935; b. March 10, 1902; s. Sensa's Pride 44155; d. Bisson's Rosa 97830; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott. Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, 2, Bisson's Rosa 4th 175938; b. April 2, 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Bisson's Rosa 97830; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, 3, Green's Beauty 183333; b. March 20, 1904; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Scott Green 121159; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. 6214. Bull, Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; b. Oct. 6, 1899; s. Golden Rom- ulus 5722T ; d. Uncle Peter's Columbine 146299; Br. A. le Gallais. St. Brelaides. T. of J.; Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas. St. Joseph, Mo. Cow, Guennon's Lad's Gold Fin 165614; b. Nov. 19, 1900; s. Guenon's Lad 54422; d. Sadie of Kickapoo 1 15456; Br. John A. Leidy, St. Joseph, Mo.; Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. Heifer, i, Guenon's Lad's Best Daugh- ter 179474; !>■ Nov. 19, 1901; s. Guenon's Lad S4422; d. Angela's Niobe Grande 91961; Br. C. W. Clouser. St. Joseph, Mo.; Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St, Joseph, Mo. Heifer, 2, Uncle Peter's Gold Fin 182856; b. March 4, 1903; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Guenon's Lad's Gold Fin 165614; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. Heifer, 3, Uncle Peter's Rosebud 183007; b. Sept. 2, 1903; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Miss Sapphire 85997; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph. Mo. 6212. Bull, Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; I). Dec. 13, i8gg; s. Orlando P 2535; d. Sultana's Rosette 149740: Br. Clement le Sueur. Grouville, T. of J.; Ex. C. E. Still. Kirk.sville. Mo. Cow. Flying I'ox's Wonder 173306; b. Dec. 2, 1900; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Saturn's Legacy. P. S. 6454; 258 - Br. John Ph. Falle, St. Martins, I. of J.; Ex. C. H. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Heifer, i. Princess Roschen 176492; b. March 20, 1902; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Eminent Brown Princess 157372; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirks- ville, Mo. Heifer, 2, Plood Farm Golden Rose 173482; b. Oct. 31, 1902; s. Isonomy, P. S. 3044; d. Meh Lady of Trinity 172956; Br. A. Le Riche, Trinity, L of J.; Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Heifer, 3, Lily Martin's Rosette 182836; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57408; d. Lily Martin 2d 89080; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. 6213. Bull, Imp. Brookhill Fox 65303; b. Feb. 2, 1901 ; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Brookhill Rose 2d, P. S. 3440; Br. J. D. Richardson, St. Martin's, L of J.; Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Cow, Flying Fox's Proclamation 180259; b. Jan. 26, 1901; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Lilac P. S. 7996; Br. J. C. Godfrey, St. Saviours, L of J.; Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Heifer, i. Lady Visto Rosette 176495; b. May 24, 1902; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Lady Visto 146290; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Heifer, 2, Victoria of Athenia 172328; b. Oct. I, 1902; s. Leda's Golden Lad, P. S. 3063; d. Victoria of Trinity 172313; Br. John A. Falle, St. Martins. L of J.; Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Heifer, 3, St. Helier's Rosette 182837; b. Sept. 6, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Lucile St. Helier 155094; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. 6216. Bull. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; b. Oct. 20, 1898: s. Golden Fern's Lad 2160: d. Carnation's Glory 8th 5875; Br. T. Amy. Parish St. Martins, L of J.; Ex. A. P. Miller, Rushville, Ind. Cow, Owi's Jessie 168528; b. Dec. 12, 1898; s. The Owl 4738; d. Jessie of St. Lawrence T68504; Br. F. J. Godel, Parish St. Lawrence. L of J.; Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Heifer, i, Prides Carnation 169145; Feb, 4, 1902; s. Carnation's Fern Lad b. Feb. 4, 1902; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542: Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rush- ville, Ind. Heifer, 2, Fern's Daisy 183102; b. Jan. 20, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Marquis' Gold Daisy 169131; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker. Rushville, Ind. Heifer, 3: Captain Nick's Tulip 183299; b. Mar. 8, 1904: s. Captain Nick 63872; d. Golden fern's Tulip 161059; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6217. Bull, Clara's Orphan 61121; b. Jan. 12. 1901: s. Willoh 2855; d: Neva's Clara 161051; Br. Ed. Vanlier, Parish St. Ouen, I. of J.; Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Cow, Golden Starlight 2d, 169124; b. Mar. I, lyoi; s. Friday 2969; d. Golden Starlight 16851 1; Br. Philip le Lueur, Parish St. Heliers, I. of J.; Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Heifer, i. Fern's Gold Daisy 169146; b. Feb. 20, 1902; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Golden Daisv Lass 16951S; Br. and £x. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Heifer, 2, hern's Mayfield 183101; b. Jan. 16, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Mayfields Orphan 161 182; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Heifer 3: Little Knight's Carnation 183106; b. Jan. 13, 1904; s. Little Knight 61 122; d. Rhine's Carnation 169138; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6218, Bull, Nanalda's Prince 51799; b. April 15, 1897; s. Prince of Tennessee 20782; d. Nanalda 2d 97130; Br. Mat. M. Gardner, Nashville, Tenn.; Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Cow, Nellie Hygh 183083; b. Sept. 30, 1900; s. Hot Corn 58674; d. Founder's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Heifer, i, Lutie Kabo 177028; b. Sept. 25, 1901; s. Hot Corn 58674; d. Found- er's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Heifer, 2, Daisy Corona 183085; b. Sept. 27, 1902; s. Young's Champion (i'2.'x,'j()\ d. Founder's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Heifer, 3, Erma Griffin 183088; b. Jan. 9, 1904; s. Nanalda's Prince 51799; d. Founder's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, ,St. Joseph. Mo. 6220. Bull, Silverine Coomassie 55600; b. Oct. 24, 1898; s. Czar Coomassie 41036; d. Silver Sheen 26210; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Cow, Midnight Venture 166878; b. Jan. 8, 1901; s. Venture's Lad 52300; d. Mid- night Beauty 134530; Br. and Ex. J. M Robbins. Greensburg, Ind. Heifer, i, Silverine's Rose 182963; b. Nov. 29, 1901; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Jubilethleel 2d 166967; Br. and and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Heifer, 2. Rose of Silver 182970; b. Dec. 3, 1902; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600: d. Maitland Browny 122502; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Heifer, 3, Silver Stella 182973; b. Sept. 9, 1903; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600: d. Stella Emanon 166885: Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins. Greensburg, Ind. 6221. Bull, Emanon 52299; b. April 20, 1897; s. Golden Fern's r,ad 2160: d. Little Eminence 122506; Br. Philip J. - 259 - Ahier, St. Ahier, St. Martins, I. of J.; Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Cow, Albright Lady 166876; b. Dec. 4, 1900; s. Venture's Lad 52300; d. Little Eminence 122506; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Heifer, i, Silverine's Queen 1S2964; b. June 12, 1902; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Queen Deline B 147255; Br. and Ex. T. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Heifer, 2, May Green 1S2969; b. Nov. 3, 1902; s. Golden Bar 52159; d. May Kellar 2d 166865; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg. Ind. Heifer, 3, Silverine's Lovely 182972; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Pedro's Lovely 166873; B. and Ex. J- E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. SECTION 22. Bull, under two years old; two heifers, one year and under two, and two heif- ers under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 6239. Bull, Prussian Lad 65990; b. Nov. 16, 1902; s. June Beauty's Lad 59154! d. Prussian Queen 152682; Br. E. A. Tarra, Nealton, Ky.; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. Heifer, i, Eminent's Jubilee Lady 180291; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Eminent 2d 2532; d. Jubilee Lady 8383; Br. P. Re- nouf, St. Martin, I. of J.; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. Heifer, 2, Fox's Golden Brown i7573i; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. Heifer, 3, Golden King's Cloud 177919; b. Oct. I, 1903; s. Golden King of St. Mary 60096; d. Matilda Rioter's Cloud 168812; Br. John A. Middleton, Shel- byville, Ky.; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexing- ton, Ky. Heifer, 4, Queen Henrietta 183108; b. Sept. 13, 1903; s. Valentine's Guenon 63954; d- 'Justa Lamb 169634; Br. Ky. Agr. Experiment Station, Lexington, Ky. ; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. 6240. Bull, Golden Duke of Biltmore 67367; b. Dec. 7, 1902; s. Golden Lad's Successor 53960; d. Harrow Gate of Biltmore 127233; Br. and Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. Heifer, i. Envy of the Island 171800; b.Sept. 22, 1902; s. King Edward 3067; d. Elvy of the Island 171797; Br. C. F. Renouf, Trinity, I. of J.; Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. Heifer, 2, Flying Fox's Sensation 182010; b. Sept. 20, 1902; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Rocca's Betsy 162079; Br. T. S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa.; Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. Heifer, 3, Golden Lass of Biltmore 182676; b. Oct. 13, 1903; s. Golden Lad's Successor 53960; d. Golden Lad's Pretty Maid 149157; Br. and Ex. Bilt- more Farms, Biltmore, N. C. Heifer, 4, Golden Kolora of Biltmore 182677; b. Oct. 16, 1903; s. Kola's Golden Lad 58615; d. Golden Bell S. of Biltmore 167825; Br. and Ex. Bilt- more Farms, Biltmore, N. C. 6243. Bull, Nanalda's Exile 67232; b. March 19, 1903; s. Exile of Linwood 60539; d. Miss Nanalda 180201; Br. M. M. Gardner, Nashville, Tenn.; Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. Pleifer, i. Mermaid's Cereta 183274; b. Aug. 18, 1903; s. Coldstream 64019; d. Mermaid's Tiona 176737; Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. Heifer, 2, Mermaid's Carola 183272; b. July 19, 1903; s. Coldstream 64019; d. Mermaid's Gerva 176736; Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. Heifer, 3, Fancy Wax of Manlo 183597; b. Oct. 31, 1903; s. Coldstream 64019; d. Mary's Theresa 183577; Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. Heifer 4: Cooper's Lass 183367; b. Sept. 20, 1903; s. Sultan's Jersey Lad 55391; d. Chre's Pogis 2d 183363; Br. James L. Cooper, Nashville, Tenn.; Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. 6245. Bull, Vic's Successor 68163; b. March 8, 1903: s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; d. East Lake Girl 121 127; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. Heifer, i, Victoria's Pearline 183196; b. Feb. i-j, 1902; s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; d. Ida's Pearl Exile of J. L. 136642; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith. Lincoln, Neb. Heifer. 2, V'ic's Grandmother Goldie 183380; b. Feb. 25, 1903; s. Victoria's Champion Lad 69197; d. Grandmother Goldie 142240; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lin- coln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lin- coln. Neb. Heifer, 3, Palestine of J. L. 182979; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Bachelor's Guenon Lad 59399: d. Sibyl of Jersey Lawn 176010; Br. J. B. Smith, Beatrice, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith. Lincoln, Neb. Heifer, 4, Vic's Golden Lady 183200; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; d. Paphia 121226; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln. Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. 6244. Bull, Forfarshire's Golden Hero 672S3; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Heifer, i, Agnes Eurotas; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. - 260 - Heifer, 2, Agness Beauty; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Heifer, 3, Pedro's Agness; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Heifer, 4, Pedro's Duchess; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. 6246. Bull, Foxling's Hope o' Dream- wold 68138; b. Nov. 8, 1902; s. Mer- maid's .Hopeful 61448; d. Flying Fox's Pretty Maid 162134; Br. T. S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa.; Ex. Thos. W. Law- son, Boston, Mass. Heifer, i. Fox's Syria o' Dreamwold 182997; b. Aug. 10, 1903; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Syria of St. Ouen 162087; Br. and Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Boston, Mass. Heifer, 2, Fox's Flower o' Dreamwold 182992; b. May i, 1903; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Orlando's Flora 162066; Br. and Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Boston, Mass. Heifer, 3, King's Figgis o' Dreamwold 182998; b. Nov. 4, 1903; s. Forfarshire's Oxford King 61445; d. Figgis 76106; Br. and Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Boston, Mass. Heifer, 4, Friar's Foxling o' Dream- wold 182999; b. July 8, 1904; s. Fox's Grey Friar o' Dreamwold 68140; d. Fox's Owlet o' Dreamwold 182991 ; Br. and Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Boston, Mass. 6248. Bull, Galway 68208; b. Dec. 18, 1902; s. Kilmarnock, P. 3155; d. Fern of L'Etacq 8848; Br. Frs. Ph. Hac- quoil, St. Ouens, L of J.; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, i. Beau's Pogissa 183039; b. Jan. 29, 1903; s. Alphea's Rockwood Beau 59047; d. Happy Pogissa 142763; Br. and Ex. McLaury Bros., Port- landville, N. Y. Heifer, 2, Poetess Pandora 183112; b. Sept. 12, 1902; s. Mabel's Poet 65780: d. Shelah 9390; Br. Francis Ph. Baudains, Grouville, L of J.; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, 3, Beau's Susie 183040; b. Feb. 2, 1904; s. Alphea's Rockwood Beau 59047; d. Susie Scofield 136753; Br. and Ex. McLaury Brothers,- Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, 4, Daisy Farrell 177838; b. Sept. I. 1903; s. Goldworthy 3170; d. Mon Plaisir's Daisy of Jersey 177553; Br. Wm. Farrell, St. Ouen, L of J.; Ex. McLaury Brothers, Portlandville, N. Y. 6249. Bull, Lassie's Orbit 68002; b- Dec. 15, 1902; s. Orbit 28125; d. Boom's Lassie 134810; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer, i. Orbit's Triplexia 182613; b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Orbit 28125; d. Miss Triplexia 108111; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn. Mo. Heifer, 2. Orbit"s Susan [82612; b. Sept. 10, 1902; s. Orbit 2S125: (1. Susie Com- bination 1 16285; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer, 3, Fontaine's Nahant 182862; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Fontaine's Eminent 58225; d. Nahant 2d 155859; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer, 4, Fontaine's Autumn Leaf 182863; b. Jan. 3, 1904; s. Fontaine's Eminent 58225; d. Decanter's Autumn Leaf 168411; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. 6275. Bull, Juanneta's Exile; Ex. Clar- ence Ragsdale, Moberly, Mo. Heifer, i. Exile's Blue Belle; Ex. Clarence Ragsdale, Moberly, Mo. Heifer, 2, Exile's Rose; Ex. Clarence Ragsdale, Moberly, Mo. Heifer, 3, Pink of St. Lambert; Ex. Clarence Ragsdale, Moberly, Mo. Heifer, 4, Exile's Pansy; Ex. Clarence Ragsdale, Moberly, Mo. 6251. Bull, Scott's Venture 65957; b. March 20, 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Queen Sense 130944; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, i, Bisson's Rosa 3d 175935; b. March 10, 1902; s. Sensa's Pride 44155; d. Bisson's Rosa 97830; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, 2, Rosa's Glory 2d 175937; b. March 10, 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Rosa's Glory I5779S; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, 3, Green's Beauty 183333; b. March 20, 1904; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Scott Green 121 159; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, 4, Golden Wonder 183330; b. Sept. 15, 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Trilby's Pride 2d 176130; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. 6252. Bull, Queen's Venture 68281; b. April 2, 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Ruby Oonan 3d 122608; Br. and Ex. W. L, Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, i, Beth Signal 176267; b. Nov. 26, 1902; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Juliana Signal 121 158; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, 2, Lebanon Star 2d 183328; b. Feb. 10, 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Lebanon Star 123173; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, 3, Chestnut Perfection 183331; b. Jan 4, 1904; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Parole's Chestnut 123520; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, 4, Nellie's Last 183332; b. March 3, 1904; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Nettie Signal 2d 54207; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. 6278. Bull, Uncle Peter's Combination 57427; b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Boom's Carmen 261 loSrio; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. Heifer, i. Uncle Peter's Gold Fin 142856; b. March 4, 1903; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Guenon's Lad's Gold Fin 165614; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. Heifer, 2, Uncle Peter's Creampot 183006; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d- Boom's Nigretta 116131; Br. and Ex. ]\[rs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. Heifer, 3, Uncle Peter's Rosebud 183007; b. Sept. 2, 1903; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Miss Sapphire 85997; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. Heifer, 4, Uncle Peter's Lady 182858; b. Sept. 2, 1903; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Miss Sapphire 85997; Br. and Ex. I\lrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, ]\lo. 6279. Bull, Rosette's Lad 18039; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Rosette's Lad 68039; d. Daisy's Golden Pet 155097; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Cow, Rosette's Sultana 182755; b. May 21, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57,- 498; d. Golden Sultana 146288; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, M.x Heifer, Rosette's Gem 182834; b. July 8, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 574f;8; d. Guenon's Lad's Gem 155108; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville,^Mo. Heifer, Lily Martin's Rosette 182836; Sept. 3, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Liiv Martin 2d 89080; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Heifer, St. Helier's Rosette 182837; Sept. 6, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Lticille St. Helier 155094; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksvilfe, ^!n. 6253. Bull, Eminent Rosette 66050; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Lucille St. Helier 15509-1; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Cow, Victoria of Athenia 172326: b. Oct. I, 1902; s. Leda's Golden Lad 3063; d. Victoria of Trinity 172313; Br. J. A. Fallc, St. Martins, L of J.: Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Heifer, Hood Farm Golden Rose 173- 482; b. Oct. 31. 1902; s. Isonomy 3044; d. Meh Lady of Trinity 172956; Br. A. Le Riche, Trinity, L of J.; Ex. C. E. Still, Kirk-sville, Mo. Heifer, Lord's Bessie 182756; b. Jan. 28, 1904; s. Lord Kinloch 59750; d. Lady Bessie Landseer 168563; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville," Mo. Heifer, Lord's Ruth 182839; b. Feb. 15, 1904; s. Lord Kinldcli 50750; d. Bessie's Ruth 148953; l-r. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, \lo. 6254. Bull, Carnation's Fern Monarch 68197; 1). ?\!.-ir. 10. I'lo^; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 6^542; d. Golden Daisy Lass 168518; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Cow, Fern's Daisy 183102; Jan. 20, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Marquis Gold Daisy 169131; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Heifer, Fern's Mayfield 18310; b. Jan. 16, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Mayfield's Orplian it)rx82; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Lid. Heifer, Little Knight's Carnation 183,- 106; b. Jan. 13, 1904; s. I-ittle Knight 61122; d. Rhine's Carnation 169138; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Lid. 6255. Bull, Lucy's Golden Fern 68198; b. May 28, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Champion Lucy 161054; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Cow, Latona's Fern 183x03; b. Apr. 13, 1903; s. Fox Usury 63731; d. Latona's Pet 169132; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Heifer, Vesta's Lady 183104; b. June 10, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. King's Vesta 161065; Br. and Ex. A, P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Heifer, Captain Nick's Tulip 183289; b. ^Nlar. 8, 1904; s. Captain Nick 63872; d. Golden Fern's Tulip 161059; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Heifer, Lily's Carnation 183288; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Rowena's Lily 161062; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6433. Bull, Lutie's Companion 68194; b. Dec. 19, 1902; s. Young's Companion 62376; d. Lutie Kabo 177028; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, yio. Cow, Daisy Corona 183085; b. Sept. 27, 1902; s. Young's Companion 62376; d. Founder's Pat 94107; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, INIo. Heifer, Belind Blin 183086; b. Feb. 11, 1903; s. 'i'oung's Companion 62376; d. Gretchen Girlie 128560; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Heifer, Erma Griffin 183088; b. Jan. 9, 1904; s. Nanalda's Prince 51799; d. Founder's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robt. 1. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Tleifer, Kate Elmore 183087; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Nanalda's Prince 51709; d. Princess Leowina 2d 157090; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. 6284. Bull, Golden Silverine 68134; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Little Eminence 122506; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Grcenslv.irg. Ind. Cow, Rose of Silver 182970; b. Dec. 3, T902; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. ATaitland Browny T22502; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. ITcifcr, May Green 172969; b. Nov. 3, 262 1902; s. Golden Bar S2159; d. Alay Kel- ler 2d 166865; Br. and Ex. J. E. Rob- bins, Greenf.burg, Ind. Heifer, Silverine's Lovely 182972; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Pedro's Lovely 166873; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Heifer, Silver Stella 182973; b. Sept. 9, 1903; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Stella Emunon 166885; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. SECTION 23. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two years and under three; Heifer, one year and un- der two, and Heifer, under one year, females to be og Exhibitor's breeding. $200. 6203. Bull, Blue Belle's Flying Fox 64- 762; b. April 20, 1901; s. Flying Fox 2729; d. Blue Belie 3d 7593; Br. J. Gallois, Saviour's, I. of J.; Ex. Bilt- niore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. Cow, Biltmore's Rose 150717; b. April 5, 1898; s. Trevarth 39280; d. Woodland Rose 3d 119913; Biltmore Farms, Bilt- more, N. C. Heifer: Roseland S of Biltmore 177968; b. Juh' 18, 1902; s Golden Lad's Suc- cessor 53960: d. Biltmore's Roseland 159278; Br. and Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. Heifer, Sukey K of Biltmore 178435; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Kola's Golden Lad 58- 615; d. Biltmore's Sukey 159286; Br. and Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore, N. C. Heifer, Golden Lass of Biltmore 182- 676; b. Oct. 13. 1903; s. Golden Lass Successor's 53960: d. Golden Lad's Pretty Maid '149157; Br. and Ex. Bilt- more Farms. Biltmore, N. C. 6201. Bull, Dictator 65206; Br. and Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Cow, Silver Lady 2; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Heifer, Betsy of St. Francis; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Heifer, Agneses Eurotas; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Heifer, Pedros Agness; Ex. A. H. Cooley. Little Britain, N. Y. 6231. Bull, Foxy Crusoe 64769; b. April 5, 1902; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; d. Crusoe's Legacy 7620: Br. J. God- eau, Trinit3% T. of j.; Ex. J. .\. Middle- ton, Shelbyville, Ky. Cow, Gracie Signal 146253; b. Feb. 5, 1898; s. Signal Maximum 27286; d. Sig- nal Ma.\d 4th 67492; Br. and Ex. J. A. Middleton, Shelbyville. Ky. Heifer, ]\Tatildena 177908: b. Aug. 12, 1902; s. Matilda's Rioter of St. L; d. Maidena 117919- Br. and Ex. J. A. ^liddleton. Shelbwille, Kv. Heifer, Rioter Maxie's Maid 178098: b. Sept. 28, 1902; s. Matilda's Rioter of St. L; d. Maxie's Maid 162370; Br. and Ex. J. A. Middleton, Shelbyville, Ky. Heifer, Golden King's Maid 183047; b. April 2, 1904; s. Golden King of St. Mary 60096; d. Maxie's i\laid 2d 168717; Br. and Ex. J. A. Middleton, Shelby- ville, Ky. 6209. Bull, Fontaine's Eminent 58225; b. Feb. 24, 1900; s. Eminent 2d 2532; (1. Fontaine B 152191; Br. W. J. LalVey, Grouville, I. of J.; Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. CoAv, Boom's Coma 116132; b. July 22, 1895; s. Boom 24600; d. Nahant 46599; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer, Orbit's Coma 182611; b. Aug. 12, 1902; s. Orbit 28125; d. Boom's Coma 116132; B. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer, Orbit's Triplexia 182613: b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Orbit 28125; d-" Miss Triplexia 108111; Br. and Ex. Rolla .Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer, Fontaine's Nahant 182862: b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Fontaine's Eminent, 58- 225; d. Nahant 2d 155859; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearboron, ]\Io. 6232. Bull, Golden Cardinal 63873; b. Tan. 14, 1902; s. Carnation's Fern Lad; d. Golden Agate 161055; Br. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind.: Ex. W. L. Scott. Scott's Station, Ky. Cow, Georgie's Mary 4th 157798; b. March 24, 1899; s. Sensa's Pride 44155; d. Georgie's Mary 87496; Br. and Fx. W.L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, Bisson's Rosa 3d 175935; b. March 10, 1902; s. Sensa's Pride 44155; d. Bisson's Rosa 97830; Br. and Ex. \V. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, Bisson's Rosa 4th 175938; b. April 2, 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Bisson's Rosa 97830; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, Green's Beauty 183333: b. March 20, 1904; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Scott Green 121 159; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott. Scott's Station. Ky. 6213. Bull, Brookhill Fox 65303; b. Feb. 2, 1901; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Brookhill Rose 2d 3440; Br. J. I). Richardson, St. Martin, I. of J.: Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville,_Mo. Cow, Soconee's Antoinette 175671; 1). June, 25, 1900; s. Soconee's Tormentor 53187; d. King's Antoinette 40456; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Heifer, Princess Roschen 176492; b. March 20, 1902; s. Rosette's Goldea- Lad 57498; d. Eminent Brown Princess j<^.7S72\ Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirks- ville. Mo. Heifer, Rosette's Sultana 182755; b. - 263 — May 21, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Golden Sultana 146282; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Heifer, Lily Martin's Rosette 182836; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Lily Martin 2d 89080; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. 6216. Bull, Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; b. Oct. 20, 1898; s. Golden Fern's Lad 2160; d. Carnation's Glory 8th 5875; Br. T- Amy, Parish St. Martins, L of J.; Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Cow, Sultan's Wonder 2d 169136; b. June 23, 1901 ; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Sultan's Wonder 168524; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker. Rushville, Ind. Heifer, Pride's Carnation 169145; b. Feb. 4, 1902; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 6'iS42; d. Golden Pink's Pride 168502; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Heifer, Fern's Daisy 183102; b. Jan. 20, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Marquis' Gold Daisy 169131; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Heifer, Little Knight's Canadian 183106; b. Jan. 13, 1904; s. Little Knight 61 122; d. Rhine's Carnation 169138: Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6218. Bull, Nanalda's Prince 51799; b. April 15, 1S97; s. Prince of Tennessee 20772; d. Nanalda 2d 97130; Br. Mat. M. Gardner, Nashville, Tenn.; Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Cow, Nellie Hygh 183083; b. Sept. 30, 1900; s. Hot Corn 58674: d. Founder's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Heifer, Lutie Kabo 177028; b. Sept. 25, 1901; s. Hot Corn 58674; d. Founder's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. j'oseph. Mo. Heifer, Daisy Corona 183085; b. Sept. 27, 1902; s. Young's Companion 62376; d. Founder's Pet 94107: Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph. Mo. Heifer, Erma Griffin 183088; b. Jan. 9, 1904; s. Nanalda's Prince 51799; d. Pounder's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robt. T. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. 6220. Bull, Silverine Coomassie 55600; b. Oct. 24, 1898; s. Czar Coomassie 41036; d. Silver Sheen 26210; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Cow, Midnight Venture 166878; b. Jan. 8, 1901; s. Venture's Lad 52300; d. Mid- night Beauty 134530; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Heifer, Silverine's Rose 182963; 1). Nov. 29, toot; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Jubilethleel 2d 166967; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg. Ind. Heifer, Rose of Silver 18J970; b. Dec. 3, 1902; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600: d. Maitland Browny 122502; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Heifer, Silver Stella 182973; b. Sept. 9, 1903; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Stella Emanon 166885; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. 6220. Bull, Silverine Coomassie 55600; b. Oct. 24, 1898; s. Czar Coomassie 41306; d. Silver Sheen 26210; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins. Greensburg, Ind. Cow, Albright Lady 166876; b. Dec. 4. 1900; s. Venture's Lad 52300; d. Little Eminence 122506; Br. and Ex. J. !1. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Heifer, Silverine's Rose 182963; b. Nov. 29, 1901; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600: d. Jubilethleel 2d 166967: Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Heifer, Rose of Silver 182970; b. Dec. 3, 1902; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Maitland Browny 122502; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Heifer, Silverine's Lovely 182972; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Pedro's Lovely 166873; B. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. SECTION 24. Bull, under two years old; two heifers, one year and under two, and two heifers, under one j^ear, females to be of exhibitor's breeding. $200. 6279. Bull, Rosette's Lad 68039; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Daisy's Golden Pet 155097: Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Heifer, Rosette's Sultana 182755: b. May 21, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498: d. Golden Sultana 146282: Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Heifer, Rosette's Gem 182834; b. July 8, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Guenon's Lad's Gem 155108; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Heifer, Lily Martin's Rosette 182836; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Lily Martin 2d 89080; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Heifer, St. Helier's Rosette 182837: b. Sept. 6, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad S7498; d. Lucille St. Helier 155094: Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. 6253. Bull, Eminent Rosette 66050; b. Sept. 8, 1002; s. Rosette's Golden Lad S7498; d. Lucille St. Helier 155094: Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Fleifer. Daisy Rosette 176209; b. Oct. 19, 1902; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498: d. Daisy's Golden Pet 155097; Br. and Ex. C. E. 'Still, Kirksville, Mo. Heifer, Lady Brookhill Rosette 176408: b. Jan 20, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad ^7498: d. Gold Ladj' of Brookvillc 150078; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirk.s- ville. Mo. S64 Heifer, Lord's Bessie 182756; b. Jan. 28, 1904; s. Lord Kinloch 59750; d. Lady Bessie Landseer 168563; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, KirksviUe, Mo. Heifer, Lord's Ruth 182839; b. Feb. 15, 1904; s. Lord Kinloch =^9750; d. Bessie's. Ruth 148935; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, KirksviUe, Mo. 6278. Bull, Uncle Peter's Combination 68096: b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Boom's Carmess 108110; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, A'lo. Heifer, Uncle Peter's Gold Fin 182856; b. March 4, 1903; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Guendon's Lad's Gold Fin 165614; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. Heifer, Uncle Peter's Creampot; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Boom's Migretta 116131; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. Heifer, Uncle Peter's Rosebud 183007; b. Sept. 2, 1903; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Miss Sappliire 85997; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas', St. Joseph, Mo. Heifer, Uncle Peter's Lady 182858; b. Dec. 16, 1903; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Gorgeous Kitty 176888; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, ]\Io. 6251. Bull, Scott's Venture 65957; b. March 20, 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Queen Sensa 130944; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station. Ky. Heifer, Bisson's Rosa 3d 175935; b. March 10, 1902; s. Sensa's Pride 44155; d. Bisson's Rosa 97830; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, Rosa's Glory 2d 175937; b. March 10, 1903; Golden Venture 57646; d. Rosa's Glory 157795; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, K3^ Heifer, Green's Beauty 183333; b. March 20, 1904; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Scott Green 121159; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Fleifer, Golden Wonder 183330; b. Sept. I5i 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Trilby's Pride 2d 176130; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. 6252. Bull, Queen's Venture 68281; b. April 2, 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Ruby Conan 3d 122608; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, Beth Signal 176267; b. Nov. 26, T902; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Juliana Signal 121 158; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, Lebanon Star 2d 183328; b. Feb. 10, 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Lebanon Star 123 173; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer. Chestnut Perfection 183331; b. Jan. 4, 1904; s. Gt)lden Venture 57646; d. Parole's Chestnut 123520; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Heifer, Nettie's Last 183332; b. INlarch 3, 1904; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Nettie Signal 2d 54206; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. 6246. Bull, Foxling's Hope o' Dream- wold 68138; b. Nov. 8, 1902; s. Mer- maid's Hopeful 61448; d. Flying b'ox's Pretty Maid 162134; Br. T. S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa.; Ex. Thos. W. Law- son, Scituate, Mass. Heifer, King's Foxling o' Dreamwold 182993; b. May 3, 1903; s. Forfarshire's Oxford King 61445; d. Flying I'ox's Golden Beauty 162072; Br. and Ex. Thos. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. Heifer, Fox's Oonan o' Dreamwold 18299s; b. Aug. 8, 1903; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; d. Oonan 35th of Hood Farm 167727; Br. and Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. Heifer, Fox's Sultanne o' Dreamwold 183000; b. July 12, 1904; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; d. Morion's Sultanne 162115; Br. and Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. Heifer, Friar's Foxling o' Dreamwold 182999; b. July 8, 1904; s. Fox's Grey Friar o' Dreamwold 68140; d. Fox's Owlet o' Dreamwold 182991; Br. and Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. 6249. Bull, Lassie's Orbit 68002; b. Dec. 15, 1902; s. Orbit 2S125; d. Boom's Lassie 134810; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer, Orbit's Triplegia 182613; b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Orbit 28125; d. Miss Triplexia loSiii; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer, Orbit's Susan 182612; b. Sept. 10, 1902; s. Orbit 28125; d. Susie Com- bination 1 16285; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer, Fontaine's Nahant 182862; b. Jan. 2, 1904; s. Fontaine's Eminent 58225; d. Nahant 2d 155859: Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. Heifer, Fontaine's Autumn Leaf 182863; b. Jan. 4, 1904; s. Fontaine's Eminent 58225; d. Decanter's Autumn Leaf 16S41T; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dear- born, Mo. 6248. Bull, Galway 68208; b. Dec. 18, 1902; s. Kilmarnock 3155: d. Fern of L'Etacq 848; Br. Prs. Ph. Hacquoil, St. Ouen's, L of J.; Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, Beau's Pogissa 183039; b. Jan. 29, 1903; s. Alphca's Rockwood Beau 59047; d. Happy Pogissa 142763; Br. and Ex. McLaurv Bros.. Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer. Beau's Marietta of R. M. 183038; b. Sept. 18, 1902; s. Alphea's - 265 Rockwood Beau 59047; d. Marietta of R. McAdow 147484; Br. and Ex. Mc- Laiiry Bros., Portlandvilk', N. Y. Heifer, Beau's Susie 183040; b. Feb. 2, 1904; s. Alphea's Rockwood Beau 59047; d. Susie Scofield 136753; Br. and Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. Heifer, Beau's Pogis of R. M. 183041; b. April I, 1904; s. Alphea's Rockwood Beau 59047; d. Fosterfield's Pogis 2d 160220; Br. and Ex. McLaury Bros., Portlandville, N. Y. 6267. Bull, Duchess Pedro; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Heifer, Agnesses Eurotos; Ex. .\. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Heifer, Agneses Beauty; Ex. .\. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Heifer, Pedras Agness; Ex. .\. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Heifer, Pedras Duchess: Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N, Y. 6245. Bull, Vic's Successor 68163; b. Mar. 8, 1903; s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; d. East Lake Girl 121 127; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. Heifer, Vic's Grandmother Goldie 183- 380; b. Feb. 25, 1903; s. Victorias Clianipion Lad 59197; d. Grandmother Goldie 142240; Br. W. L. Fluntcr. Lin- coln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lin- coln, Neb. Heifer, Victoria's Pearline 183196; b. Sept. 14, 1902; s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; d. Ida's Pearl Exile of J. L.; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. Heifer, Palestine of J. L. 182979: 1). Oct. 4, 1903; s. Bachelor's Guenon 59- 399: d. Sibyl of Jersey Lad 176.010: Br. J. B. Smith, Beatrice, Neb.; Ex. Hun- ter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. Heifer, Vic's Golden Lady 183200: b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; d. Daphia 121226; Br. W. L. Hunter. Lincoln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln. Neb. 6243. Bull, Nanalda's Exile 67232; b. Mar. 19, 1903; s. Exile of Lynwood 60- 539; d. Miss Nanalda 180201: Br. y\. M. Gardner, Nashville, Tonn.; Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. Heifer, Mermaid's Cereta 183274: b. Aug. 18. 1903; s. Coldstream 64019: d. Mermaid's Tiona 1767^7: Br. and Ex. C.T, Graves, Maitland, Mo. Lleifer, ]\Iermaids Carola 183272; b. July 19, 1903; s. Coldstream 64019; d. Mermaid's Gerva 176736; Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves. Maitland. Mo. Heifer, Fancy Wax of ^lenlo 183579; b. Oct. 31, 1903; s. Coldstream 64019; d. Harry's Theresa 183577; Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland. Mo. Heifer, Coldstream's Theresa 183775; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Coldstream 64019; d. Goorgeous' Theresa 183774; Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. 6240. Bull, Golden Duke of Biltmore 67- 367; b. Dec. 7, 1902; s. Golden Lad's Successor 53960; d. Harrowgate of Biltmore 127233; Br. and Ex. Biltmore F'arms, Biltmore, .N. C. Heifer, Sukey K of Biltmore 178435; b. Feb. 5, 1903; s. Kolas' Golden Lad 58,- 615; d. Biltmore's Sukey 159286; Br. and Ex. Biltmore's Farms, Biltmore, N. C. Heifer, My Fancy of Biltmore 177987; b. Jan. 7, 1903; s. Trevaoth 39280; d. Fancy S. R. T 14030; Br. and Ex. I'.i It- more Farms, Biltmore, N. C. Heifer, Golden Lass of Biltmore, 182- 676; b. Oct. 13, 1903; s. Golden Lad's Successor 53960; d. Golden Lad's Pretty Maid 149157; Br. and Ex. I'.ilt- more Farms, Biltmore, N. C. Heifer, Golden Kalora of Biltmore 182- 677; b. Oct. 16, 1902; s. Kola's Gohien Lad 58615; d. Golden Bell S of B.ilt- more 167825; Br. and Ex. Biltmore ' Farms, Biltmore, N. C. 6254. Bull, Carnation's Fern Monarch 68197; b. Mar. 10, 1903; s. Caniati'm's Fern Lad 63542: d. Golden Daisv Lass 168518: Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Tnd. Heifer, Fern's Daisy 183102; b. Jan. 20, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern Lad; d. ^vlar- qui's Gold Daisy 169131: Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Heifer, Fern's Mayfield 18310T: b. Jan. 16, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern La(' 03- 542; d. Mayfield's Orphan 161 182; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville. Ind. Heifer, Mayfield's Carnation 1S3105: b. Jan. 8, 1904; s.' Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. IMayfield's Orphan 161 182: Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker. Rushville, Tr.d. Heifer, Little Knight's Carnation 183- 106; b. Jan. 13, 1904; s. Little Knight 61122; d. Rhines Carnation 1691 ^8; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker. Rushville. Lul. 6255. Bull, Lucy's Golden Fern 68198; b. May 28, 1903: s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Champion Lucv 161054; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushviile, Tnd. Fleifer, Latona's Fern 183T03; 1). .Njiril T3, 1903; s. Fox L^sury b^i/,^!: d. I.a- ■ tona's Fct 169132; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Tnd. Heifer, Vesta's Lady 183104; b. June 10, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern T.ad 63- =;42: d. King's Vesta 161065: Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Heifer, Lily's Carnation 183288: Sept. TO, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63- 542: d. Rowena's Lilly 161062: Br. :i.nd Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Tnd. 266 - Heifer, Captain Nick's Tulip 183289; b. Mar. 8, 1904; s. Captain Nick 63872; d. Golden Fern's Tulip 161059; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville. Ind. 6434. Bull, Lutie's Companion 68194; b. Dec. 19, 1902; s. Young's Companion 62376; d. Lutie's Kabo 177028; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Heifer, Daisy Corona, 183085; b. Sept. 27, 1902; s. Young's Companion 62376; d. Founder's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Heifer, Belinda Blin 183086; Feb. 11, 1903; s. Young's Companion 62376; d. Gretchen Girlie 128560; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, ■NIo. Heifer, Erma Griffin 1830S8; b. Jan. 9, 1904; s. Nanalda's Prince 51799; d. Founder's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robt. L Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Heifer, Kate Elmore 183087; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Nanalda's Prince 51799; d. Princess Leowina 2d 157090; Br. and Ex. Robert I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. 6284. Bull, Golden Silverine 68134; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Little Eminence 122506; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Heifer, Rose of Silver 182970; b. Dec. 3, 1902; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. ^Nlaitland Bro\vn\- 122502; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Heifer, May Green 182969; b. Nov. 3, 1902: s. Golden Bar 52159: d. May Kel- ler 2d 166865; Br. and Ex. J. E. Rob- bins, Greensburg, Ind. Heifer, Silverine Lovel}' 182972; Sept. 4, 1903; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Pedro's Lovely 166873; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Heifer, Silver Stella 182973; b. Sept. 9, 1903; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Stella Emanon 1668S5; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. SECTION 25. Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth 6th 7th $75 $65 $5.=^ $45 $40 HC C 6212. Sire, Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; b. Dec. 13, 1899; s. Orlando 2535; d. Sultana's Rosette 149740; Br. Clement le Sueur, Grouville. T. of J.; Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Get, I. Rosette's Sultana 182755; b. ]\Iay 21, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Golden Sultana 146288; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Get, 2, Rosette's Gem 182834; b. July 8, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Guenon's Lad's Gem 155108; Br. and Ex C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Get, 3, Lily Martin's Rosette 182836; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Lily Martin 2d 89080; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Get, 4, St. Helier's Rosette 182837; b. Sept. 6, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Lucile St. Helier 155094; B. and' Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. 6212. Sire, Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; b. Dec. 13, 1899; s. Orlando 2535; d. Sultana's Rosette 149740; Br. Clement Le Sueur, Grouville, I. of J.; Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Get, I, Financier 65901; b. March 16, 1902; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Financial Queen 155098; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Get, 2, Princess Rosenhen 176492; b. March 20, 1902; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Eminent Brown Princess 157372; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirks- ville, Mo. Get, 3, Daisy Rosette 176209; b. Oct. 19, 1902; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 5749^; d. Daisy's Golden Pet 155097; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. Get, 4, Rosette's Lad 68039; b. Sept. 3, 1903; 8. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Daisy's Golden Pet 155097; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. 6435. Sire, Guenon's Lad 54422; s, Caumais Lad; d. Guenon's Pet 3d; Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. Get, I, Guenon's Lad's Gold Fin 165614; d. Nov. 19, 1900; s. Guenon's Lad 54422; d. Sadie of Kickajoo 11 5456; Br. John A. Leidy, St. Joseph, Mo.; Ex, Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. Get, 2, Guenon's Lad's Chub 165612; b. April 17, 1900; s. Guenon's Lad 544-22; d. Chloe of Menlo 121996; Br. John A. Leidv, St. Joseph, Mo.; Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. Get, 3, Guenon's Lad's Lost Tnne 165613; b. Nov. 9, 1900; s. Guenon's Lad 54422; d. Brameschone 128092; Br. Jesse I. Roberts, St. Joseph, Mo.; Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. Get, 4, Guenon's Lad's Best Daughtcr 179474; b. Dec. 17, 1901; s. Guenon's Lad 54422; d. Angela's ..iobe Grande 91961^: Br. C. W. Clauser, St. Joseph, Mo.; Ex. ^Irs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. 6214. Sire, Uncle Peter's Gold Mine =17427; b. Oct. 8, 1899: s. Golden Romu- lus 57221; d. Uncle Peter's Columbine 1^6299; Br. A. Le Gallais, St. Brelaides, I. of .[.: Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. ^ „ ^ Get, T. Uncle Peter's Gold Fm 182856; b. March 4, 1903; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Guenon's Lad's Gold Mine 165614: Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph. Mo. - 267 Get, 2, Uncle Peter's Combination 68096; b. Sept. 5, 1903; b. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Boom's Carmen loSiJo: Hr. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. Get, 3, Uncle Peter's Cream Pot 183006; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Boom's Nigrette 116131; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. Get, 4, Uncle Peter's Sapphire 181810; b. May 10, 1902; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Miss Sapphire 85997; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. 6436. Sire, Golden Venture 57646; s. Venture's Lad 52300; d. Harry's Alice 67080; Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Get, I, Scott's Venture 65957; b. March 20, 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Queen Sensa 130944; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Get, 3, Bisson's Rosa 4th 175938; b. April 2, 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Bisson's Rosa 97830; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Get, 4, Rosa's Glory 2d 175937; b. March 10, 1903; s. Golden Venture 57646; d. Rosa's Glory 157795; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. 6437. Sire, Sensa's Pride 44155; s. Fringe's St. Helier 27634; d. Sensa 87569. Get, I, Georgie's Mary 4th 157798; b. March 24, 1899; s. Sensa's Pride 44155; d. Georgie's Mary 87496; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Get. 2, Rosa's Glory 157795; b. March 21, 1809; s. Sensa's Pride 44155; d. Bisson's Rosa 97830; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Get, 3, Bisson's Rosa 3d 175935; b. March 10, 1902; s. Sensa's Pride 44155; d. Bisson's Rosa 97830; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Get, 4, Trilby's Pride 2d 121805; b. Oct. 30, 1900; s. Sensa's Pride 44155; d. Trilby's Pride 121805; Br. and Ex. W. L. S'cott, Scott's Station, Ky. 6438. Sire, Will's Exile 60850. Get, I, Juanneta's Exile; s. Will's Exile 60850; Ex. Clarence Ragsdale, Mober- ly. Mo. Get, 2, Pink of St. Lambert; s. Will's Exile 60850; Ex. Clarence Ragsdale, Moberly, Mo. Get, 3, Exile's Pansy; s. Will's Exile 60850; Ex. Clarence Ragsdale, Mober- ly, Mo. Get, 4, Exile's Blue Belle: s. Will's Ex- ile 60850; Ex. Clarence Ragsdale, Mo- berly, Mo. 6439. Sire, Champion Flying Fox 61441; b. Jan. 16, 1898: s. Golden Fern's Lad P. S.-2160 H. C. J. IT. B.; d. Sultana's Rosette 149740; Br. J. A. Marett, St. Saviour, L of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. Get, I, Flying Fox's Pretty Maid 16234; b. Jan. 13, 1901; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; d. Red Rose of Trin- ity 162133; Br. C. F. Renouf, Trinity, L of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scitu- ate, Mass. Get, 2, Fox's Handsome Lily 162067; b. March 11, 1900; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; d. Silverlock, P. S. 5032 C. J. H. B.; Br. George Falle, St. Martin, L of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scitu- ate, Mass. Get, 3, Flying Fox's Golden Gem 162131; b. Sept. 4, 1900; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Golden Streamlet 3d, P. S. 8234 H. C. J. H. B.; Br. G. J. Queree, St. John, L of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. Get, 4, Flying Fox's Leda 166934; b. June 7, 1900; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Dana, P. S. 7791 C. J. H. B.; Br. P. B. Sauvage, St. Saviour, L of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. 6439. Sire, Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; b. Jan. 16, 1898; s. Golden Fern's Lad P. S. 2160 H. C. J. H. B.; d. Sultana's Rosette 149740; Br. J. A. Marett, St. Saviour, L of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Law- son, Scituate, Mass. Get, I, Flying Fox's Brown Fern 173075; b. March 20, 1901 ; s. Cham- pion Flving Fox 61441 ; d. Empire Star, P. S. 7999 C. J. H. B.; Br. P. W. Falle. St. Saviour, L of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. Get, 2, Fox's Mermaid of Dreamwold 182983; b. Oct. 14, 1902; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; d. Golden Lad"s Mermaid 162096; Dr. T. S. Cooper, Coopersburg, Pa.; Ex. Thos. W. Law- son, Scituate, Mass. Get, 3, Fox's Grey Friar of Dreamwold 68140; b- Jan. 17, 1903; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Lively's Grey Ruby 157605; Br. T. S. Cooper, Coop- ersburg, Pa.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. Get, 4, Flying Fox's Oxford Queen 162114; b. May i, 1900; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441 ; d. The Owl's Ox- ford Daisy 162113; Br. E. G. Marett, Grouville. L of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Law- son, Scituate, Mass. 6440. Sire, Boom 24600; s. Paymaster 23976; d. Flora Oaks 379S0. Get, I, Boom's Coma 116132; b. July 22, 1895; s. Boom 24600; d. Nahant 46599; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. Get, 2, Boom's Coma 109443; b. .\ug. 3, 1895; s. Boom 24600; d. Coma 38886; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. 268 — Get, 3, Boom's Irene 108112; b. April 19, 1894; s. Boom 24600; d. Ethol's Irene 80712; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, ]NIo Get, 4, Boom's Lassie 134810; b. Oct. 29, 1897; s. Boom 24600; d. Nahant 46599; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dear- born, Mo. 6441. Sire, Orbit 28125; s. Diploma 16- 219; d. Onwa 59628. Get, I, Orbit's Triplexia 182613; Sept. 14, 1902; s. Orbit 28125; d. Miss Tri- plexia 10811X; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. Get, 2, Orbit's .Susan 182612; b. Sept. 10, 1902; s. Orbit 28125; d. Susie Com- bination 1 16285; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, l\Io. Get, 3, Orbit's Coma 182611; b. Aug. 12, 1902; 8. Orbit 28125; d. Room's Coma I16132; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, I»Io. Get, 4, La.^sie's Orbit 68002; b. Dec. 15, 1902; s Orbit 28125; d. Boom's Lassie 134810; Br, and Ex. Rolla Oli- ver, Dearborn. Alo. 6442. Sire, Alphea's Rockwood Beau 59- 047; s. Rockwood Beau 44733; d. Duke's Alphea of Bovina 62276. Get, I, Bean's INIarietta of R. M. 183- 038; b. Sept. 18. 1902; s. Alphea's Rockwood Beau 59047; d. !\Iarietta of R. Meadow 147.484; Br. and Ex. Mc- Laurj^ Brothers, Portlandville. N. Y. Get, 2, Beau's Pogis of R. ]\L 183041; b. April I, 1004; s. Alphea's Rockwood Beau 59047; d. Fosterfield's Pogis 2d 160220; Br. and Ex. McLaur}^ Brothers, Portlandville. N. Y. Get, 3, Beau's Pogissa 183039; Jan. 29, 1903; s, Alphea's Rockwood Beau 59- 047; d. Happy Pogissa 142763; Br. and Ex. McLaury Brothers. Portlandville, N. Y. Get. 4, Beau's Susie 183040; Feb. 2, 1904; s, Alphea's Rockwood Beau 59- 047; d. Susie Schofield 136753; Br. and Ex. McLaurv Brothers, Portlandville, N. Y. 6443. Sire, Pedro's Royal Pogis. Get, I. Silver Lady 2; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Get, 2, Betsy of St. Francis; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Brittain, N. Y. Get. 3, Agnes's Eurotus; Ex. A. H. Cooley. Little Britain. N. Y. Get. 4, Pedro's Agnes: Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. 6444. Sire, Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; s. Golden Lad's Champion 57- 222; Victoria of St. Joseph 155095. Get, I, Vic's Successor 68163; b. Mar. 8, 1903; s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59- 197; d. East Lake Girl 121 127; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln. Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. Get, 2, Victoria Rubanc 183014; b. Feb. 7, 1902; s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; d. Rubano's Fancy 109719; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln, Neb.; Ex. Get, 3, Victoria's Miss York 180607; b. Mar. -^ 190.?; s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; d. York's Pretty Miss 140- 448; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lincoln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lincoln, Neb. Get, 4, Vic's Grandmother Goldie 183- 380; d. Feb. 25, 1903; s. Victoria's Champion Lad 59197; d. Grandmother Goldie 142240; Br. W. L. Hunter, Lin- coln, Neb.; Ex. Hunter & Smith, Lin- coln, Neb. 6445. Sire, Coldstream 64019; s. Theda's Duke of Portage 41762; d. Strawberry's Delia 1 15000. Get I ; Fancy Wax of Meulo 183579; b. Oct. 31, 1903; s. Coldstream 64019; d. Harry's Theresa 183577; Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves, ^laitland. Mo. Get, 2, Mermaid's Cereta 183274; b. Aug. 18, 1903; s. Coldstream 64019; d. Mermaid's Tiona 176737; Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves. Maitland. Mo. Get, 3, Mermaid's Carola 183272; July 19, 1903; s. Coldstream 64019: d. Mer- maid's Gerva 176736; Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves. Maitland. Mo. Get, 4, Mermaid's Winona 183273; b. Aug. 17, 1903: s. Coldstream 64019; d. Mermaid's .\nona 176735; Br. and Ex. C. T. Graves Maitland, Mo. 6445. Sire, Golden Lad's Successor 53- 960; s. Great Scott P 2153 HC; d. Golden Ora t 27228. Get, I, Golden Duke of Biltmore dT^^^T, b. Dec. 7, 1902; s. Golden Lad's Suc- cessor 53960; d. Harrowgate of Bilt- more 127233; Br. and Ex. Biltmore Farms. Biltmore. N. C. Get. 2, Golden Lass of Biltmore 182676; b. Oct. 13, 1903; s. Golden Lad's Suc- cessor 53960; d. Golden Lad's Pretty Maid 149157: Br. and Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore. N. C. Get. 3, Roseland S. of Biltmore 177968; b. July 18. 1902; s. Golden Lad's Suc- cessor 53960; d. Biltmore's Roseland 159278: Br. and Ex. Biltmore Farms, Biltmore. N. C. Get. 4, Bianca S. of Biltmore 178863; b. Feb. 3, 1903; s. Golden Lad's Successor 53690; d. Trevarth's Bianca 149560; Br. Biltmore Farms. Biltmore. N. C. 6446. Sire, Champion Fox 61441 ; b. Jan. t6, 1898; s. Golden Fern's Lad PS 2160 HCJHB: d. Sultana's Rosette 149- 740: Br. J. A. Marett. St. Savious, Isle of Jersey; Ex. Tlios. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. Get, I, Bobby's Shy Fox 64760; b. Aug. 16. 1900; s. Champion Flying Fox 61- 441; d. Venus Violet 3946 PS HC; Br. — 269 — p. Sangan, St. Saviour, Isle of Jersey; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. Get, 2, Fox's Golden Buttercuy 173072; b. Dec. 30, 1900; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. La Fontaine's Buttercup 3d 4609 PSC; Br. William Je^u, Trin- ity, Isle of Jersey* Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. Get, 3, Flying Fox's Pearl 162136; b. Sept. 28, 1900: s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Sarah 2882 PS HC; Br. J. H. Rive, St. Saviour, Isle of Jersey; Ex. N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. Get, 4, Fox's Belle of Grouville 1S0279; b. Feb. 14, 1902; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Deborah 6905 PS HC; Br. J. E. Bree, Grouville, Isle of Jer- sey; Ex N. F. Berry, Lexington, Ky. 6216. Sire, Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; b. Oct. 2, 1898; s. Golden Fern's Lad 2160 PS HC; d, Carnation's Glory 8th 5875 PS HC; Br. J. Amy, Parish St. Martins, I. of Jersey; Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ky. Get i: Captain Nick 63872; b. Jan. 3, 1902; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Rowena's Daisy 161056; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ky. Get, 2, Sultan's Wonder 2d 169136; b. June 23, 1901 ; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Sultan's Wonder 168624; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ky. Get, 3, Pride's Carnation 169145; Feb. 4, 1902; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Golden Pink's Pride 168502; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Get, 4, Fern's Gold Daisy 169146; b. Feb. 20, 1902; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Golden Daisy Lass 168518; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker. Rushville, Ky. 6216. Sire, Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; b. Oct. 20. 1S98; s. Golden Fern's Lad 2160 PS HC: d. Carnation's Glory 8th 5875 PS HC; Br. J. Amy, Parish St. Martins, Isle of Jersey; Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Get, 1, Carnation's Fern Monarch 68197; b. March 10, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Golden Daisy Lass 168518; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Get, 2, Fern's Daisy 183 102; b. Jan. 20, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Marquis' Gold Daisy 169131; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville. Ind. Get, 3, Fern's Mayfield 183101; b. Jan. 16, 1903; s. Carnation's h>rn Lad 63542; d. Mayfield's Orphan 161182; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker. Rushville, Ind. Get. 4, Mayfield's Carnation 183105; b. Jan. 8, 1904; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Mayfield's Orphan 161182; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker. Rushville, Tnd. 6447. Sire, Hot Corn 58674; s. Com- panion's Tormentor 47650; d. Mirror's Belle 128346. Get, I, Nellie's Tom 68193; b. Aug. 25, 1902; s. Hot Corn 58674; d. Nellie Hygh 183083; Br. and Ex. Robert I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Get, 2, Nellie Hygh 183083; b. Sept. 30, 1900; s. Hot Corn 58674; d. Found- er's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robert I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Get, 3, Lutie Kabo 177028; b. Sept. 25, 1901; s. Hot Corn 58674; d. Founder's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robert I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Get, 4, Flossie Newrich 183084; b. Aug. 1, 1902; s. Hot Corn 58674; d. Pogis Irene 2d 146435; Br. and Ex. Robert L Young, St. Joseph, Mo. 6218. Sire, Nanalda's Prince 51799; b. April 15, 1897; s. Prince of Tennessee 20772; d. Nanalda 2d 97130; Br. Matt M. Gardner, Nashville, Tenn.; Ex. Rob- ert I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Get, I, Kuropatkin 68196; b. Jan. 30, 1904; s. Nanalda's Prince 51799; d. Gretchen Girlie 128560; Br. and Ex. Robert I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Get, 2, Champion Togo 68195; b. Oct. 2, 1903; s. Nanalda's Prince 51799; d. Lutie Kabo 177028; Br. and Ex. Robert I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Get, 3, Kate Elmore 183087; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Nanalda's Prince 51799; d. Princess Leowina 2d 157090; Br. and Ex. Robert I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Get, 4, Erma Griffin 183088; b. Jan. 9, 1904; s. Nanalda's Prince 51799; d. Founder's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Rob- ert I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. 6220. Sire: Silverine Coomassie 55600; b. Oct. 24, 1898; s. Czar Coomassie 41036; d. Silver Sheen 26210; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Get, I, Silverine's Rose 182963; b. Nov. 29, 190T ; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Jubilethleel 2d 166967; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Get, 2, Golden Silverine 68134; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Little Eminence 122506; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Get, 3, Rose of Silver 182970; b. Dec. 3, 1902; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Maitland Browny 122502; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Get, 4, Silver Stella 182973; b. Sept. 9, 1903; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Stella Emanon 166885; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. 6220. Sire, Silverine Coomassie 55600; s. .Czar Coomassie 41036; d. Silver Sheen 26210; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Get, I, Silverine's Rose 182963; b. Nov. 29, 1901 ; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; 270 d. Jubilethleel 166967; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Iiid. Get, 2, Silverine's Queen 182964; b. June 12, 1902; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Queen Deeline B 147255; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Tnd. Get, 3, Rose of Silver 182970; b. Dec. 3, 1902; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Maitland Browny 122502; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Get, 4, Silver Stella 182973; b. Sept. 9, 1903; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Stella Emanon 166885; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. SECTION 26. Tv.o animals of either sex, any age. produce of one cow. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th ^75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 6448. Dam, Lucille St. Helier 155094; s. Eminent P. S. 1842 H. C, J. H. B.; d. Lucille (on I. of J.). Produce, i. Eminent Rosette 66050; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Rosette's Golden Lad s7498; d. Lucille St. Helier 155094; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, INIo. Produce, 2, St. Helier's Rosette 182837; b. Sept. 6, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57498; d. Lucille St. Helier 155094; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still. Kirksville, Mo. 6449. Dam, Daisy's Golden Pet 155097; s. Golden P. S. 2166 PL C, J. H. B.; d. Belfry P. S. 4763 H. C, J. H. B. Produce, I, Daisy Rosette- 176209; b. Oct'. 19, 1902; s. Rosette's Golden Lad 57408; d. Daisy's Golden Pet 155097; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still. Kirksville, Mo. Produce, 2, Rosette's Lad 68039; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Rosette's Golden Lad ^7498; d. Daisv's Golden Pet 155097; Br. and Ex. C. E. Still, Kirksville, Mo. 6450. Dam, Boom's Nigretta 116131; s. Boom 24600; d. Niagara's Last 68193- Produce, i. Gorgeous Nigretta 177201 ; b. Oct. 25, 1901; s. Gorgeous 54124; d. Boom's Nigretta 11613T; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. Produce, 2, Uncle Peter's Creampot 183006; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Boom's Nigretta T16131; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. 6451. Dam, Miss Sapphire 85997; s. Boom 24600; d. Stunner 77770. Produce i: Uncle Peter's Sapphire 181810; b. May 10, 1902; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Miss Sap- phire 85997; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. B. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. Proluce, 2, Uncle Peter's Rosebud 183007; b. Sept. 2, 1903; s. Uncle Peter's Gold Mine 57427; d. Miss Sapphire 85997; Br. and Ex. Mrs. S. !'>. Thomas, St. Joseph, Mo. 6452. Dam, Bisson's Rosa 97830; s. Bis- son's Pogis 30781; d. Rosa Oxford 66678. Produce, i, Rosa's . Glory 157795; s. Sensa's Glory 157795; d. Bisson's Rosa 97830; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. Produce, 2, Bisson's Rosa 3d 17593S; b. March 10, 1902; s. Sensa's Pride 44155; d. Bisson's Rosa 97830; Br. and Ex. W. L. Scott, Scott's Station, Ky. 6453. Dam, Dollie Thompson 148300. Produce, i, Exile's Rose; Ex. Clarence Ragsdale, Moberly, Mo. Produce, 2, Exile's Pansy; Ex. Clar- ence Ragsdale, Moberlj^, Mo. 6454. Dam, Golden Bess of St. John 162102; s. Golden Spur 2074; d. Fool- ish Bess 3151. Produce, i. Flying Fox's Golden Bess 162090; b. July 10, 1901: s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Golden Bess of St. John 162102; Br. Francis Le Brocq, St. Peter, I. of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Law- son, Scituate, Mass. Produce, 2, Hamley's Golden Butter- cup 172304; b. July 25, 1899; s. Golden Lad's Champion 57222; d. Golden Bess of St. John 162102; Br. Francis Le Brocq, St. Peter, I. of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. 6455. Dam, The Owl's Oxford Daisy 162113; b. March 18. 1898; s. The Owl 54738; d. Oxford Lily 2d; Br. E. G. Marett, Grouville, I. of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. Produce, i. Flying Fox's Oxford, Queen 162114; b. May i, 1900; s. Cham- pion Flying Fox 61441; d. The Owl's Oxford Daisv 162113; Br. E. G. Marett, Grouville, I. of J.; Ex. Thos. W. Law- son, Scituate, Mass. Produce, 2, Fox's Owlet o' Dreamwold 182991; b. Feb. 26, 1903; s. Champion Flying Fox 61441; d. Owl's Oxford Daisy 162113; Br. T. S. Cooper, Coop- ersburg, Pa.; Ex. Thos. W. Lawson, Scituate, Mass. 6456. Dam, Nahant 46599; s. Combina- tion 3d 17576; d. Clemmie H 16827. Produce, i. Boom's Comma 116132; b. July 22, 1895; s. Boom 24600; d. Nahant 40599; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dear- born, Mo. Produce, 2, Boom's Lassie 134810; b. Oct. 29, 1897; s. Boom 24600; d. Nahant 46599; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dear- born, Mo. 6457. Dam, Ethol's Irene 80712; s. Ethol 19104; d. Irene McConnell 22790. Produce, i, Bonm's Irene 108112; b. .A.pril 19, 1894; s. Boom 24600; d. Ethol's Irene 80712; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. - 271 Produce, 2. Decanter's May Queen 159037; b. May 7, 1899; s. Decanter 27744; d- Kthol's Irene 80712; Br. and Ex. Rolla Oliver, Dearborn, Mo. 6458. Dam, Signal Maid 4th 67492; s. Signal Duke Ii66i; d. Signal Maid 10361. Produce, i, Gr:.cie Signal 146253; b. Feb. 5, 1898; s. Signal Maximum 27268; d. Signal Maid 4th 67492: Br. and Ex. J. A. Middleton, Shelbyville, Ky. Produce, 2, Maidena 117919; b. Feb. 16, 1896; s. Sign:il Ben Signal 27186; d. Signal Maid 4tli 67492; Br. and Ex. J. A. Middleton, Shelbyville, Ky. 6459. Dam, Agnes of St. Francis 2d. Produce, i, Agueses Eurotos; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Produce, 2, Pedros Agness; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. 6460. Dam, Silver Lady of M. S.; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Produce, i, Silver Lady 2d; Ex. A. H. Cooley, Little Britain, N. Y. Produce, 2, Belsy of St. Francis; Ex. A. H. Coolev. I,ittle Britain. N. Y. 6461. Dam, Bachelor' Primrose's Bachelor Ingleside 61831. Produce, i, Bachel 593Q9; b. Sept, 16, Lad =;4422; d. Bache Br. M. Hilgert, St. Hunter & Smith, Li Produce, 2, Juliet's Nov. 9, 1899; s.. Ida' 8th 40898: d. Bachel Br. M. Hilgert, St. Hunter & Smith, Li s Juliet 106376; s. 20799: d. Juliet of or's Guenon Lad 1900; s. Guenon's lor's Juliet 106376; Joseph, Mo.; Ex. ncoln. Neb. Rioter 58677; b. 's Rioter of St. L. lor's Juliet 106376; Joseph, Mo.; Ex. ncoln. Neb. 6462. Dam, Mermaid's Tiona 176737; b. Nov. 16, 1901; s. Sultana's Jersey Lad 5.5391; d. Mabette's Fancy Wax 176734; Dr. and Ex. C. T. Graves, Maitland, Mo. Produce, i. Mermaid's Cereta 183274; b. Aug. 18. T903: s. Goldstream 64019; d. Mermaid's Tiona 176737: Br. and Ex. C, T. Graves. Maitland. Mo. Produce 2; Mermaid's Gipsy Queen; b. July 19. 1903; s. l-'lying Fox's Foxhall 61435; d. Mermaid's Tiona 176737; Br. and Ex. C T. (iraves. Maitland, Mo. 6463. Dam, Blue Belle 4307; s. Meadow Boy 1193: (1. Grisette 2058. Produce. I, l^hie Nun 126625; b. May 21, 1894; s. Nunthrope 1769: d. Blue Belle 4307; Br. J. Gallois. St. Clements, I. of J.; Ex. Bil :more I-'arms, Biltmore, N. C. Produce. 2. Blti? Ik'llc of St. Saviours 173583; b. Jan. 3. 1901 ; s. Champion Flying 61441; d Blue Belle 180234; Br. J. Ballois, St. ijaviours, I. of J.; Ex. Biltmore Farms,. Biltmore, N. C. 6464. Dam, Golden Daisy Lass 168518; s. Golden Lad 1242; d. Sister Daisy 2281. Produce, i, Carnation's Fern Monarch 68197; b. March 10, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542 d. Golden Daisy Lass 168518; Br. and Ex.' A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Produce, 2, Fern's Gold Daisy 169146; b. Feb. 20, 1902; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 63542; d. Golden Daisy Lass 168518: Br. and Ex. "A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6465. Dam, Mayfield's Orphan 161 182; s. Golden Marquis 61426: d. Mayfield Girl 161053. Produce, i. Fern's Mayfield 183101; b. Jan. 16, 1903; s. Carnation's Fern Lad 635-12; d. Mayfield's Orphan 161 182; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. Produce. 2. Mayfield's Carnation 183105; b. Jan. 8, 1904; s. Carnation's P'ern Lad 63S42: d. Mavfield's Orphan 161 182; Br. and Ex. A. P. Walker, Rushville, Ind. 6466. Dam, Founder's Pet 94107; s. Founder 20928; d. Epicure 33345- Produce^ i, Nellie Hygh 183083: b. Sept. 30, 1900; s. Hot Corn 57674: d. Founder's Pet 94107: Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Produce, 2, Lutie Kabo 177028; b. Sept. 25, 1901 ; s. Hot Corn 58674; d. Found- er's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young. St. Joseph. Mo. 6466. Dam, Founder's Pet 94107; s. Founder 20928: d. Epicure 33345- Produce, i, Daisy Corona 183085: b. Sept. 27, 1902: s. Young's Companion 62376; d. Founder's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. Produce, 2, Erma Griffin 183088; b. Jan. 9, T904; s. Nanalda's Prince 51709; d. Foimder's Pet 94107; Br. and Ex. Robt. I. Young, St. Joseph, Mo. 6466. Dam, Little Eminence 122506; s. Ornie 1660: 'd. Fniinenco 7124. Produce, i, Albright Lady 166876: b. Dec. 4, 1900; s. Venture's Lad 52300; d. Little Eminence 122506; Br. and Ex. J. E Robbins, Grecnsburg. Ind. Produce, 2, Golden Silverine 68134; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Silverine Coomassie - 272 55600; d. Little Eminence 122506; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. 6466. Dam, Little Eminence 122506; s. Orme 1660; d. Eminence 7124. Produce, i, Emanon 52299; b. Apr. 20, 1897; s. Golden Fern's Lad 2160; d. Little Eminence 122506; Br. Philip J. Ahier, St. Martin, L of J.; Kx. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg, Ind. Produce, 2, Golden Silverinc 122506; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Silverine Coomassie 55600; d. Little Eminence 122506; Br. and Ex. J. E. Robbins, Greensburg. Ind. Class 34 — Holstein-Friesian. SECTION I. Bull, three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 6467. Butter Boy Tryntje De Kol 29000; b. Aug. 27, 1901; s. Butter Boy Pieterje 26533; d- De Kol Tryntje 47058; Br. Knapp & Pierce, East Claridon, Ohio; Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. 6468. Lord Netherland De Kol Count 30348; b. July 3, 1901; s. Lord Nether- land De Kol 22187; d. Countess Pauline Paul 44284; Br. E. C. Brill, Poughquag, N. Y.; Ex. H. H. Davis, Washington Hollow, N. Y. 6469. Count Colantha Alban 25148; b. Jan. 18, 1898; s. De Kol 2d's Alban 17064; d. Brightest Promise 42751 Colantha; Br. Karlen & Co., Monti- cello, Wis.; Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. 6470. Chappell Netherland Soldene Clo- thilde 28484; b. Aug. 19, 1900; s. Sir Netherland Soldene Clothilde; d. Rob- ertine Tritomia 46015 2d 18390; Br. I. W. Chappell, Kearney, Neb-; Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. 6471. Kaan Jewel of Woodlake 28725; b. Sept. 3, 1900; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Kaan Marie Clothilde 41414; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Richfield, Minn. 6472. Ethel Alexander 2d Sir Nether- land 26423; b. Jan. 10, 1900; s. Sir Netherland Clothilde 8517; d. Ethel Alexander 2d 30009; Br. and Ex. F. P. Knowles, Worcester, Mass. 6473. Piebe De Kol Burke 25368; b. March 14, 1898; s. Dekol Burke 22991; d. Piebe Queen 2d 37957; Br. W. H. Jones, Hustiford, Wis.; Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, la. 6474. Sir Henry Chief 3d 26444; b. Feb. 1899; s. Sir Henry Chief W. H. F. A. 291; d. Lady Astrea 3d 34927; Br. F. P. Cross, Durand, 111.; Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. 6475. Prince of Howland 28674; b. Aug. 30, 1900; s. Bernardo Clothilde 22629; d. Penopa of Clothilde 44420 2d; Br. Easthope & Biery, Niles, Ohio; Ex. W. H. Wylie, Houston, Penn. 6476. Wartena Pauline De Kol 27574; b. Nov. 22, 1899; s. Baron Pauline DeKol 23226; d. Mary R. Whartena 47734; Br. Estate of E. M. Jones, Hustiford, Wis.; C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. 6477. Soldene Clothilde Aetis 24002; Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. 6478. Sarcastic Lad 23971; b. Oct. 18, 1897; s. Maurice Bonheur 22394; d. Belle Sarcastic 23039; Br. Mich. Agri. College, Mich.; Ex. World's Fair Hol- stein Association. SECTION 2. Bull, two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 6481. Count Neah Paul 30507; b. Sept. 13, 1901; s. Count Mechthilde Par- thenia 22768; d. Neah of Lynfeld 2d 44398; Br. J. M. Ham, Washington Hollow, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Washington Hollow, N. Y. 6482. Crowning Shield Sir De Kol 32834; b. Nov. 29, 1901; s. Count Colantha Alban 25148; d. Rhoda Clifdens Crown- ing Shield 40840; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. 6483. Magali Prince De Kol 32730; b. Aug. 30, 1902; s. Wartina Pauline De Kol 27574; d. Magali 2d's Virgo 56758; Br. and Ex. John S. Irwin, Minneap- olis, Minn. 6484. Count Lincoln De Kol 32195; b. July 20, 1902; s. Count Paul De Kol 2d 23569; d. Margaret Lincoln 2ds De Kol 32006; Br. and Ex. F. P. Knowles, Worcester, Mass. 6485. Raymond De Kol Parthenea 31665; b. Sept. 18, 1901; s. Fannie De Kol 2ds Chief 27189; d. White Rose Madam 2d 55175; Br. J. G. Paxton, Houston, Penn.; Ex. F. P. Knowles, Worcester, Mass. 6486. Major Gudultje 31870; b. April i, 1902; s. Leda Inka Sir Gerben 27678; - 273 - d. Gudultje 31483; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, la. 6487. Lakeside Missouri Chief 30906; b. Oct. 25, igoi ; s. Rodera Lincoln Neth- erland 22931; d. Lakeside Hester 2d 30882; Br. Est. of W. H. McCall, Col- lege View, Neb.; Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. 6488. Sir Josephine De Kol 30867; b. Oct. 27, 1901; s. Chief Josephine Mech- thilde 26483; d. Jessie De Kol 53741; Br. A Two & Son, Winnebago, 111.; Ex. Geo. A. Mosher, Kansas City, Mo- SECTION 3- Bull, one year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6491. Gerben Boy; Ex. J. H. Blodgett, Pleasant Hill, Mo. 6492. Sadie Vale Concordia's Paul De Kol 3d 33661; b. Jan. 24, 1903; s. Sadie Vale Concordia's Paul De Kol 27392; d. Susie De Kol Paul 56446; Br. George F. Carter, Syracuse, N. Y.; Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. 6493. Count Starucca Paul 32586; Ex. Willard H. Davis. Washington Hollow, N. Y. 6494. Sir De Kol Nonesuch 33476; b. Dec. 13. 1902; s. Count Colantha Alban 25148; d. Nonesuch Lela 49129; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. 6495. Sir Beauty Perfection 35029; b. June 30, 1903; s. De Kol of Whittaker 30650; d. Canary Jewel Beauty 2d 71058; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. 6496. Ohio's Paul Gerben; Ex. Henry C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. 6497. Robertine Sir Netherland 35237; b. July 26, 1903; s. Chappell Nether- land Soldene Clothilde 28484; d. Rob- ertine Tritomia 2d 46015; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. 6498. Sir Mechthilde Jewel 32732; b. Sept. 16, 1902; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Chloe Mechthilde 49535; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. 6499. Sir La Reina Leda 35140; b. Aug. 19, 1903; s. Lcda Lad 28620; d. La Reina Maud 43380; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, la. 6500. America Johanna Lad 33078; b. Oct. 6. 1902; s. Johanna De Kol 2ds Lad 26936; d. Pauline Paul America 4th 54888; Br. O. U. Kellogg. Cortland, N. Y.; Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. 6501. Test Count Schinling 33698; b. April 27, 1903; s. Test Count 27480; d. Lottie Schinling 45654; Br. J. J. F. McCullough, Brilliant, Ohio; Ex. W. H. Wylie, Houston, Penn. 6502. Pietertje McKean 2d's Duke 34407; b. Sept. 15, 1902; s. Pietertje McKean 2d 27315; d. Daisy Queen of Sunnyside 2d 55580; Br. and Ex. J. G. Paxton, Houston, Penn. 6503. Shady Crook Sir Gerben Henger- veld 34264; April 2, 1903; s. Gerben Hengerveld Sir De Kol 26780; d. Cyar- ina Tritonia 56694; Br. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo.; Ex. C. F. Stone, Pea- body, Kan. 6504. Wayne Parthenea Duke 35232; b. Aug. 13, 1903; s. Missouri Chief Bas- sano 26553; d- Wayne Parthenea 46358; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. SECTION 4. Bull — Under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th =;th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6507. Count Perfection DeKol 35211; b. April 20, 1904; s. Count Lord Nether- land DeKol 30348; d. Lady Pauline Echo DeKol 65629; Br. E. C. Brill, Poughquag, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Washington Hollow, N. Y. 6508. Sir Houwtje Netherland 35277; b. Feb. 5, 1904; s. Count Colantha Alban 25148; d. Houwtje F's Netherland 42370; Br. and Ex. Harvev S. Day, Willis, Mich. 6509. Twisk Sir Netherland 35236; b. Dec. 2, 1903; s. Chappell Netherland Soldene Clothilde 28484; d. Hulda Twisk 39623; Br. and Ex. H. C. Gliss- man. Jr.. Omaha. Neb. 6510. Clothilde Sappo Netherland 35238; b. Dec. 14, 1903; s. Chappell Netherland Soldene Clothilde 28484; d. Lady Sappho 10550; Br. and Ex. H. C. Gliss- man. Jr.. Omaha. Neb. 6511. Sir Parthena Jewel Virgo 35153; b. Sept. 28, 1903; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Parthenea Doede 53784; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin. Minneapolis, Minn. 5512. Prince Easle Canary Johanna 35151. b. March 25, 1904; s. Canary Mercedes Paul 29600; d. Easle Groton 5th 61 164; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. 6513. Prince Clothilde Madrigal 35155; b. Oct. 5, 1903; s. Prince Bryonia Alad- rigal 25317; d. Lady Clothilde Aaggie 56364; Br. Nick Grimm, Cleniansville, Wis.; Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, Iowa. 6514. Mechthilde Missouri Chief 35234; b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Missouri Chief Bas- sano 26553; d. Czarina Mechthilde 45475; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cam- eron, Mo. 6515. Missouri Chief Parthenea 35233; b. Jan. I, 1904: s. Missouri Chief Bas- - 274 sano 26553; d. Lady Parthenea Swart 58518: Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cam- eron. Mo. 6516. Emperor Pauline Wayne 33390; Ex. Dr. Geo. C. Moslier, Kansas City, Mo. 6517. David Harum 35266; b. Dec. 29, 1903: s. Grett Hartog's Abbekerk 22913; d. Maje Meganty 2d 55174; Br. and Ex. J. G. Paxton, Houston, Pa. 6518. Abbekerk Major 35265; b. March 24, 1904; s. Grett Hartog's Abbekerk 22913; d. Maud Merelle 55173; Br. and Ex. J. G. Paxton, Houston. Pa. 6519. Josephine Mechthilde Sir DeKol 35086; b. Nov. 3, 1903; s. Wartena Pauline DeKol 27574; d. Empress Jose- phine 3d Mechthilde 45580; Br. and Ex. C. E. Stone, Peabody, Kan. 6520. World's Fair Duke 35199; b, March 20, 1904; s. Pearl of the Dairy's Joe DeKol 23450; d. Wisconsin Bess 45146; Br. E. E. Randall, Watertown, Wis.; Ex. World's Fair H. F. Assn., St. Louis, Mo. 6521. World's Fair Mercedes Julip Paul 35196; b. April 2, 1904; s. Mercedes Julip's Pietertje Paul 29830; d. Dorinda DeKol 2d S4882; Br. O. U. Kellogg, Cortland, N. Y.; Ex. World's Fair H. F. Assn., St. Louis, Mo. SECTION 5. Cow — Three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th stii 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 6524. Cowslip Gerben 27829; Ex. J. H. Blodgett. Pleasant Hill, Mo. 6525. Pride of Whittaker 53663; b. Jan. 2, 1898; s. Canary's Mercedes Royal Climax 22001; d. Whittaker's Belle 34100; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Whit- taker, Mich. 6526. Whittaker's Belle 2d 56724; b. July 31, 1900; s. Sir Jewel Jantje Mechthilde 23939; f'- Whittaker's Belle 34100; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Whittaker, Mich. 6527. Queen Quality DeKol 65742; b. Oct. 13, 1900; s. Lord Netherland De Kol 22187; d. Pride Echo DeKol 6574^; Br. E. C. Brill, Poughquag, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Washington Hollow, N. Y. 6528. Lady Pauline Echo DeKol 65629; b. May i, 1901 ; s. Lord Netherland De Kol 22187; (1. Naiad Echo DeKol 57618; Br. E. C. Brill, Poughquag, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Washington Hollow, N. Y. 6529. Pride Marguerite 43290; b. March 4, 1897; s. Netherland Helmer 11278; d. Aulinda 6th's Pride 38833; Br. and Ex. Harry S. Day, Willis, Mich. 6530. Canary's Mercedes Butterfly 36440; b. Jan. 21, 1894: s. Ykeina 322 D; Canary's Mercedes 12586; Br. and Ex. Harry S. Day, Willis, Mich. 6531. Robertine Tritomia 2d 46015; b, Nov. 6, 1896; s. Parthenca's Sir Henry 8132; d. Robertine Tritomia 45627; Br. L W. Chappell, Normal, Neb.; Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. 6532. Mantema 2d's Pride 52831; b. Oct. 5, 1895; s. Saul 2d 8829; d. Mantema 2d 428; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. 6533- Chloe Mechthilde 49535; b. Aug. 6, 1898; s. Mechthilde Josephine Chief 23743; d- Chloe Artis Netherland 2d 39584; Br. Thomas Irwin, St. Paul, Minn.; Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. 6534. Chloe Mechthilde 2d 56754; b. Aug. 12, 1900; s. Emperor Mechthilde Steele 25215; d. Chloe Mechthilde 49535; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Richfield. Minn. 6535- Jessie Veeman A 36579; b. Oct. 24, 1903; s. Pietertje Paul 18458; d. Jessie Veeman 9606; Br. S. Burchard, Hamilton, N. Y.; Ex. F. P. Knowles,, Worcester, Mass. 6536. Aaggie Cornelia of Royaldale 39647; b. March 28, 1895; s. Pawtuxet Valley Prince 19997; d. Aaggie Cor- nelia 2d's Gurtha 7407; Br. B. B. & R. Knight, River Point, R. I.; Ex. F. P. Knowles, Worcester, Mass. 6537. Inka Tritomia 38847; b. Oct. 9, 1894; s. Alexander Tritomia 15270; d. Inka 6th's Queen Pietertje 17791; Br. W. P. Bissell, Oneida, la.; Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, la. 6538. Gudultje Gerben 65003; b. July 2, 1899; s. Sir Josephine Gerben Mech- thilde 477; d. Gudultje 31483; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, la. 6539. Maryke 3d's Gerben 4th 54935; b. Dec. 29, 1899; s. Sir Henry Gerben Mechthilde 23595; d. Maryke 3d's Ger- ben 23957; Br. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan.; Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. 6540. Wayne Parthenea 46358; b. May 2, 1897; s. Sir Parthenea Abbekerk Artis 22645; d. Dockumer 6th's Wayne 927; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cam- eron, Mo. 6541. Dolly Wayne 50347; b. Jan. 21, 1899; s. Sir Turk Meththilde 564; d. Molly Wayne 33294; Br. Gene Mal- colm, Cambridge, 111.; Ex. Geo. C. Mosher, Kansas Citv, Mo. 6542. Beechwood Mattie Josephine 46261; b. June 19, 1897; s. Sir Josephine Mechthilde 24179; d. Beechwood Mat- tie 2d 1418; Br. J. H. Coolidge & Son, Galesburg, 111.; Ex. Geo. C. Mosher, Kansas City, Mo. — 275 — 6543- Leona Pender 6361 1; b. Aug. 20, 1895; s. Netherland Imke 17478; d. AIol- lie Pender 2d 17178; Br. J. A. Rankin, Boyce Station, Pa.; Ex. Wm. Wylie, Houston, Pa. 6544. Ramona Pender 65020; b. April 20, 1894; s. Schinling's Emperor 18246; d. Mollie Pender 2d 17178; Br. and Ex. J. G. Paxton & Co., Houston, Pa. 6545. Queen Josephine Mechthilde 48655; b. Dec. II, 1897; s. Gerben Mech- thilde Sir Henry 23595; d. Empress Josephine 429; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. 6546. Sissy Baker's Girl 43303; b. Nov. 29, 1897; s. Bracelet's jack Pietertje 204S2; d. Sissy Barker 25667; Br. C. W. Harrison, Ringwood, 111.; Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. 6547- JoUie Johnna 36779; Ex. World's Fair H. F. Association. St. Louis, Mo. 6548. Heilo 4th's Pet 4361 1; b. Sept. 20, 1895; s. Sir Aaggie Pietertje 18144; d. Heilo 4th 18688; Br. C. H. Sterens, Jef- ferson, Wis.; Ex. World's Fair H. F. Association, St. Louis, Mo. SECTION 6. Heifer, two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 6551, Daisy De Kol of Whittaker 61257; b. Oct. 7, 1901; s. Count Colantha Al- ban 25148; d. Aconeth Tritomia 35417; Br. J. S. Childs, Whittaker, Mich.; J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. 6552. Lady Netherland De Kol Pauline 65791; b. Mar. i, 1902; s. Lord Nether- land De Kol 22187; d. Beauty Wayne Pauline 63098; Br. E. C. Brill Pough- quag, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Wash- ington Hollow, N. Y. 6553- Bewunde's Aaggie's Peerless 2d 60604; May 7, 1902; s. Canary's Per- fection 25791; d. Bewunde's Aaggie's Perfection 53636; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. 6554. Pride Josie 61740; b. Nov. i, 1901; s. Enchantress Kings Sir Josephine 27052; d. Mantema 2d's 52831 Pride; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. 6555- Chloe Mechthilde 49535; b. Aug. 6, 1898; s. Mechthilde Josephine Chief 23743; d. Chloe Aetis Netherland 2d 39584; Br. Thomas Irwin, St. Paul, Minn.; Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneap- olis, Minn. 6556. Parthenea Dolores De Kol 61 167; b. June 17, 1902; s. Sir Parthenea De Kol 28853; f1- Parthenea Dolores 45974; Br. F. D. Farrell, St. Paul, Minn.; Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. 6557. Belle Clothilde Soldene 57561; b. Oct. 23, 1901; s. Soldene Clothilde Aetis 24002: d. Belle Netherland Clothilde 33836; Br. A. A. Cortelyou, Neashanic, N. J.; Ex. F. P. Knowles, Worcester, Mass. 6558. Geneseo Beauty 63601 ; b. Feb. 28, 1902; s. Butter Boy Hengerveld De Kol 24937; d. Geneseo Inka 44166; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, Iowa. 6559. Leda Inka Gerben 2d 63606; April 13, 1902; s. Butter Boy Hengerveld De Kol 24937; d. Leda Inka Gerben 51898; Br. McKay Bros., Buckingham, Iowa. 6560. Lady Wayne De Kol 61171; b. May 22, 1902; s. Gerben Hengerveld Sir De Kol 26780; d. Dockumer 6th's Wayne 927; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, IMo. 6561. Lady Gerben De Kol 60945; Feb. 24, 1902; s. Gerben Hengerveld Sir De Kol 26780; d. Cowslips Gerben 27829: Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. 6562. Johana Pietertje Chlothilde 61172; b. May 3, 1902; s. Johana Rue 2ds Pave De Kol 21724; d. Pietert je Chlothilde Inka 2d 55634; Br. T. S. Thompkins, White Bear, Minn.; Ex. Geo. C. Mosher, Kansas City, Mo. 6563. Hillnest Empress Josephine 66597 > b. May 24, 1902; s. Emperor of Hone Farm 28566; d. Beechwood Mattie Josephine .46261; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Mosher, Kansas City, ?^Io. 6564. Maud Merelle 2d 69816; b. Sept. 2, 1901; s. Fannie De Kol 2ds Chief 27189; d. Maud Merelle 55173; Br. and Ex. J. G. Paxton, Houston,, Pa. 6565. Lady Truth Pride 61772; b. Oct. 26, 1901 ; s. Gerben Mechthilde Prince 24766; d. Lady Truth Gerben 48037; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone. Peabody. Kan. 6566. Parthenea Gerben Tritomia 61773; b. Oct. 24, 1901; s. Gerben Mechthilde Prince 24766: d. Parthenea Tritomia 46237; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Pea- body, Kan. SECTION 7- Heifer, one year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $2S $20 HC C 6569. Pride of Whittaker 2d's De Kol 65960; b. Sept. 22, 1902; s. Count Co- lantha Alban 25148; d. Pride of Whit- taker 2d 53664; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Alich. 6570. Belle of Whittaker Pride De Kol 65959; b. Oct. 16. 1902; s. Count Col- antha Alban 25148; d. Bell of Whit- taker Pride 57569; Br. Harry S. Day, Willis, Mich.; Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. - 276 - 6571- Siemokje Mercedes Soldene 62279; b. Oct. 4, 1902; s. Echo Mechthilde Sol- dene 26685; d. Siemokje Mercedes 2d 41344; Br. W. H. Davis, Washington, N. Y. 6572. Aulinde 6th's De Kol Eclipse 71- 304; b. Dec. 30, 1902; s. Count Col- antha Alban 25148; d. Aulinda 6th 22- 145; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Wil- lis^ Mich. 6573. Bewinde De Kol Queen 71376; b. Oct. 29, 1902; s. Count Colantha Al- ban 25148; d. Bewundes Aaggie 5242; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. 6574. Avanelle 2d's Netherland 67146; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Chappell Netherland fioldene Clothilde 28484; d. Avanelle 2d 56078; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissmann, Jr., Omaha, Neb. 6575. Mantema De Kol Netherland 66- 043; b. Feb. 22, 1903: s. Chappell Neth- erland Soldene Clothilde 28484; d. Mar- tema De Kol 52945; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. 6576. Magaii Beauty 65877; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Magaii 2d 60; Br. and Ex. John B. Ir- win, Minneapolis, Minn. 6577. Virgo Beauty 4th's De Kol 65876; b. Nov. 21, 1902; s. Wartena Pauline De Kol 27574; ^- Virgo Beauty 4th 61; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneap- olis, Minn. 6578. Pietertje Josephine Abbekerk 3d 65716; b. Sept. 25, 1902; s. Beryl Wayne's Paul De Kol 26766; d. Piet- ertje Josephine Abbekerk 55268; Br. Henry Stevens & Sons, Lacona, N. Y.; Ex. F. P. Knowles, Worcester, Mass. 6579. Leda Inka Colantha 65842; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Colantha Count 28565; d. Leda Hartog Inka 2d 56155; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, Iowa. 6580. Lorena Barbetta Piertertje 66837; Sept. 3, 1902; s. Gem Piertertje Paul De Kol 27282; d. Barbetta 3d 52337; Br. E. J. Fargo, Lake Mills, Wis.; Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, Iowa. 6581. Shadybrook Gerben De Kol 66460; b. Sept. 26, 1902; s. Gerben Hengerveld Sir De Kol 26780; Shadybrook Gerben Parthena 2d 52791; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. 6582. Maryke Gerben Bassano 66539; b. Oct. I, 1902; s. Missouri Chief Bas- sano 26553; d. Maryke 3ds Gerben 4th 54935; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cam- eron, Mo. 6583. Gertje M 3d's Brightest 65178; b. Jan. 29, 1903; s. Canary Mercedes Jo- hanna De Kol 30251; d. Gertje M 3d 396; Br. T. S. Thompkins, White Bear, Minn.; Ex. G. C. Mosher, Kansas City, Mo. 6584. Mechthilde Wayne of Greenwood 66318; Ex. Geo. C. Mosher, Kansas City, Mo. 6585. Maud Merelle 3d 71488; b. Sept. II, 1902; s. Otley's King Shadeland 23676; d. Maud Merelle 55173; Ex. J. G. Paxton, Houston, Penn. 6586. Winnie Nugent 68092 ; b. May 10, 1903; s. Mayo Model's Billy S 26913; d. Hedrada's Abscintha 2d's Pride 56206; Br. and Ex. W. H. Wylie, Hous- ton, Penn. 6587. Princess Pel Gerben 63691 ; b. Oct. 9, 1902; s. Gerben Mechthilde Prince 24766; d. Princess Pel Mechthilde 29486; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Pea- body, Kan. 6588. Queen Josephine Mechthilde 2d 63690; Nov. 6, 1902; s. Gerben Mech- thilde Prince 24766; d. Queen Joseph- ine Mechthilde 48655; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. 6589. Golden Queen De Kol 71336; b. April 2, 1903; s. Lord Netherland De Kol 22187; d. Countess Jewell De Kol Aaggie 71335; Br. E. C. Brill, Pough- quag, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Wash- ington Hollow, N. Y. SECTION 8. Heifer, under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6592. Pride of Whittaker 3d's De Kol 71327; b. Oct. II, 1903; s. Count Co- lantha Alban 25148; d. Pride of Whit- taker 53663; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. 6593. Bell De Kol Colantha 71326; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Count Colantha Alban 25148; d. Whittaker's Belle 2d 56724; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. 6594. Golden Gem De Kol 71837; b. Dec. 16, 1903; s. Lord Netherland De Kol Count 30348; d. Aaggie Beauty Mech- thilde De Kol 69651; Br. E. C. Brill, Poughquag, N. Y. ; Ex. W. H. Davis, Washington Hollow, N. Y. 6595. Musa Pauline De Kol 71334; b. Feb. 15, 1904; s. Lord Netherland De Kol 22187; d. Musa De Kol 54004; Br. E. C. Brill, Poughquag, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Washington Hollow, N. Y. 6596. Bewundes Tryumph; Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. 6597. Nonesuch Charm; Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis. Mich. 6598. Miss Netherland Pride 71 182; b. Sept. 19, 1903; s. Chappell Netherland Soldene Clothilde 28484; d. Mantema 2d's Pride 52831; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. - 277 - 6599- Hulda Twisk 2d's Netherland 71180; b. Sept. 29, 1903; s. Chappell Netherland Soldene Clothilde 28484; d. Hulda Twisk 2d 60397; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. 6600. Chloe Mechthilde 4th 71242; b. Sept. 14, 1903; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Chloe Mechthilde; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. 6601. Magali Jewel 71241; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Virgo Beauty 34528; d. Magali 2d.; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Min- neapolis, Minn. 6602. Leda Beauty Hengerveld 69466; b. Oct. 27, 1903; s. McKay Bros., Buck- ingham, la.; d. Leda Beauty 2d 53488; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minne- apolis, Minn. 6603. Gerben Queen 68164; b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Missouri Chief Bassano 26553; d. Sharon Queen 46508; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. 6604. Maryke Gerben Queen 68163; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Mo. Chief Bassano 26553; d. Maryke 3ds Gerben 4th 54935; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Kan- sas City, Mo. 6605. Mercedes Pauline 71539; Ex. M. E. Moore, Kansas City, Mo. 6606. Nola Viscount 2d 71487; b. Oct. 2, 1903; s. Grett Hartog's Albekerk 22913; d. Nola Viscount 58026; Br. and Ex. J. G. Paxton, Houston, Penn. 6607. Parthena Gerben De Kol 71 140; b. Oct. 5, 1903; s. Wartena Pauline De Kol 27574; d. Parthema Gerbin Tri- tornia 61773; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. 6608. Princess Pel De Kol 71141; b. Jan. 14, 1904; s. Martina Pauline De Kol 27574; d. Princess Pel's Mechttelde 2d 57461; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Pea- body, Kan. 6609. World's Fair Hadria 71302; b. April 26, 1904; s. Mercedes Paul De Kol Clothilde 28293; d. Hadria 2d 51356; Br. John Jaquay Poolville, N. Y.; Ex. World's Fair H. T. Assn. 6610. World's Fair Anzoletta 71298; b. May 2, 1904; s. De Kol Paul De Kol Alban 30967; d. Anzoletta De Kol 43970; Br. F. E. Williams, Earlville, N. Y.; Ex. World's Fair H. T. Assn. SECTION 21. Bull, two years old or over; cow, three years or over; heifer, two years and under three: heifer, one year and under two, and heifer under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4tli sth 6th 7th $125 $100 $80 $65 $55 HC C 6467. Bull, Butter Boy Tryntje DeKol b. Aug. 27, 1901: s. Butter Boy Pie- tertje 26533; d. DeKol Tryntje 47058; Br. Knapp & Pierce. East Claridon, Ohio: Ex. J. S. Childs. Mills, Mich. Cow, Whittaker's Belle 2d 56724: b. July 31, 1900; s. Sir Jewel Jantje Mech- thilde 23939: d. Wliittaker's Belle 34100; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Whit- taker, Mich. Heifer, i, Daisy DeKol of Whittakcr 61257; b. Oct. 7, 1901: s. Count Colantha Alban 25148; d. Aconeth Tri- tomia 35417: Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Whittaker, Mich. Heifer, 2, Pride of Whittaker 22(1 I)c Kol 65960: b. Sept. 22, 1902; s. Count Colantha Alban 25148: d. Pride of Whittaker 2d 53664: Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Mills, Mich. Heifer, 3, Belle DeKol: Br. J. S. Childs, Mills, Mich. 6468. Bull, Lord Neth DeKol Count 30348: b. July 3, 1901 : s. Lord Neith DeKol 22187: d. Countess Pauline 44284; Br. E. C. Brill, Poughquag, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Washington Hol- low, N. Y. Cow, Queen Quality DeKol 65742: b. Oct. 13, 1900; s. Lord Neth Dckol 32187: d. Pride Echo DeKol 65741: Br. E. C. Brill, Poughquag, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Washington Hollow, N. Y. Heifer i: Lady Neth De Kol Pauline; b. March i, 1902: s. Lord Neth DeKol 22187; d. Beauty Wayne Pauline 163098: Br. E. C. Brill, Poughquag, N. Y.: Ex. W. H. Davis, Washington Hol- low, N. Y. Heifer, 2, Golden Queen DeKol 71336: b. April 2, 1903: s. Lord Neth DeKol 22187: d. Countess Jewell DeKol 7MS5: Br. E. C. Brill, Poughquag, N. Y.: iVx. W. H. Davis, Washington Hollow, N. Y. Heifer, 3, Golden Gun DeKol 71837: b. Dec. 16, 1903: s. Lord Neth DeKol Count 30348; d. Maggie Beauty Mech- thilde DeKol 69650: Br. E. C. Ball, Goughquan, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Washington Hollow, N. Y. 6469. Bull, Count Colantha Alban 25148; b. Jan. 18, 1898; s. DeKol 2ds Allen 17064: d. Brightest Promise Colantha 42751; Br. Karley & Co.. Monticello, Wis.; Ex. Harry S. Day, Willis, Mich. Cow, Pride Marguerite 43290; b. March 4, 1899: s. Matherland Helmer 11278: d Anlinda 6ths Pride 38833: Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. Heifer, i, Beweende's Aaggie's Peeress 20th 60604; s. Canary's Perfection 25791; d. Beweende's Aaggie's Peerless 53636; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day. Wil- lis, Mich. Heifer, 2, Anlinde 6th DeKol Eclipse 71304; b. Dec. 30, 1902: s. Count Col- antha Alban 25148: d. Anlinda 6th - 278 - 22145; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. Heifer, 3, Bewundy Tryumph; Rr. Harvey S. Day, Willis. Mich. 6470. Bull, Chappell Netherland Soldene Clothilde 28484; b. Aug. 19, 1900; s. Sir Netherland Soldene Clothilde 18390; d. Robertine Tritomia 2d 46015; Br. I. W. Chappell, Kearney, Neb.; Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha. Neb. Cow, Robertine Tritomia 2d 46015; b. Nov. 6, 1896; s. Parthenia's Sir Henry 8132; d. Robertine Tritomia 45627; Br. I."W. Chappell, Normal, Neb.; Ex. H. W. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Heifer, Pride Josie 61740; b. Nov. I, 1901 ; s. Enchantress King's Sir Jose- phine 27051; d. Mantema 2d3 Pride 52831; Br. and Ex. H. W. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Heifer 2: Arnelle 2d's Netherland 67140; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Chappell Neth- erland Soldene Clothilde 28484; d. Aranelle 2d 56078; Br. and Ex. H. W. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Heifer 3: Hulda Twisk 2d's Nether- land 71 180; b. Sept. 29, 1903; s. Chap- peun Netherland Soldene Clothilde 28484; d. Hulda Twisk 2d 60397; Br. and Ex. H. W. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. 6471. Bull, Kaan Jewel of Woodlake 28725; b. Sept. 3, 1900; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Kaan Marie Clothilde 41414; Br. and Ex. John H. Irwin, Richfield, Minn. Cow. Chloe Mechthilde 495.^5; 1^- Aug. 6, 1898; s. Mechthilde Josephine Chief 23743; d. Chloe Artis Netherland 2d 38584; Br. Thomas Irwin, St. Paul, Minn.; Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapo- lis. Minn. Heifer, i, Chloe Mechthilde 3d 61 133; b. Sept. 18, 1901; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Chloe Mechthilde 49535; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Heifer, 2, Magali Beauty 65877; b. Oct. 6. 1902; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Magali 2d; Br. and Ex. John B. Ir- win, Minneapolis, Minn. Heifer, 3, Chloe Mechthilde 4th 71242; b. Sept. 14, 1903; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Chloe iMechthilde: Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis. Minn. 6483. Bull, Magali Prince DeKol 32750; b. Aug. 30, 1902; s. Farentine Pauline DeKol 27574; d. Magali Virgo 56758; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapo- lis, Minn. Cow, Chloe Mechthilde 2d 56754;. b. Aug. 12, 1900; s. Emperor Mechthilde Steele 25215; d. Chloe Mechthilde 49535; Br. John B. Irwin, Richfield, Minn.; Ex. J. B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Produce, i, Parthenea Dolores DeKol 61 167; b. June 17, 1902; s. Sir Parthenea DeKol 28853; d- Parthenea Dolores 45974; Br. F. D. Farrcll, St. Paul, Minn.; Ex. J. B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Produce, 2, Virgo Beauty 4th DeKol 65876; b. Nov. 21, 1902; s. Wartina Pauline DeKol 27574; d. Virgo Beauty 4th; Br. and Ex. J. B. Irwin, Minneapo- lis, Minn. Produce, 3, Magali Jewel 71241; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Magali 2d; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. 6472. Bull, Ethel Alexander 2d Sir Netherland 26423; b. Jan. 10, 1900; s. Sir Netherland Clothilde 3517; d. Ethel Alexander 2d 30009; Br. and Ex. F. P. Knowles, Worcester, Mass. Cow, Jessie Veeman A. 36579; b. Oct. 24, 1903; s. Pietertje Paul 18458; d. Jessie Veeman 9606; Br. S. Burchard, Hamilton, N. Y.; Ex. F. P. Knowles, Worcester, Mass. Heifer, Belle Clothilde Soldene 5756i; b. Oct. 23, 1901; s. Soldene Clothilde Artis 24002; d. Belle Netherland Clothilde 33836; Br. A. A. Cortelyou, Neshanic, N. J., Ex. F. P. Knowles, Worcester. Mass. Heifer, 2, Belle Clothilde Soldene; b. Oct. 23, 1901; s. Soldene Clothilde Artis 24002; d. Belle Netherland Clothilde 33836; Br. A. A. Cortelyou, Neshanic, N. J.; Ex. E. P. Knowles, Worcester, Mass. Heifer, 3, Pauline Rooker Clothilde (^7393'' b. Nov. 29, 1903; s. Count Paul De Kol 2d 23569; d. Queen Rooker Clothilde 50161; Br. and Ex. F. P. Knowles, Worcester. ^lass. 6473. Bull, Plebe Dekel Burke 25368; b. Mar. 14, 1898; s. De Kol Burke 22991; d. Piebe Queen 2d 37957; Br. W. H. Jones, Hustisford; Ex. Mc- Kay Bros., Buckingham, Iowa. Cow, Inka Tritemia 38847; B. Oct. 9, 1894; s. Alexander Tritemia 15270; d. Inka 6th Queen I779i; Br. W. F. Bis- sell, Oneida, Iowa; Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, low^a. Heifer, Genesee Beauty 63601; b. Feb. 28, 1902; s. Butter Boy Hengerveld De Kol 34937; d. Genessee Inka 44166; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buckmg- ham, Iowa. Heifer, 2, Lorena Barbetta Pietertje 66837; b. Sept. 3. 1902: s. Gem Piet- ertje Paul De Kol 27282; d. Barbatta 3d 52337; Br. E. J. Fargo, Lake Mills, Wis.; Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, Iowa. ^ , , Heifer. 3, Inka Tritemia 2d 71407; b. Oct 19." 1903; s. Gonantha Count 38- 565;' d. Inka Tritomia .38847; Br. and - 279 - Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, Iowa. 6474. Bull, Sir Henry Chief 3d 26444; b. Feb. 7, 1899; s. Sir Henry Chief; d. Lady Astrea 3d 34927; Br. F. P. Cross, Durand, 111.; Ex. M. E. Moore, Cam- eron, Mo. Cow, Wayne Parthenea 46358; b. May 2, 1897; s. Aldeberk Artis Sir Parthe- nea 22645; d. Dockrimer 6ths; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. Heifer, i, Lady Wayne De Kol 61171; b. May 22, 1902; s. Gerben Hengerveld De Kol 26780; d. Dockumer 6th; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. Heifer, 2, Shady Brook Gerben De Kol 66460; b. Sept. 20, 1902; s. Gerben Den- gerveld De Kol 26780; d. Shady Brook Gerben Parthenea 52790; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. Heifer, 3, Gerben De Kol Wayne 71- 373'> b. June i, 1904; s. Sir Aaggie De Kol Dulcina 29362; d. Hayne Lady Mechthilde 52790; Br. and Ex. M. E. , Moore, Caameron, Mo. 6487. Bull, Lakesides Missouri Chief 30906; b. Oct. 25, 1901; s. Bodera Lin- coln Netherland 22931; d. Lakeside Hester 2d 30882; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, College View, Neb. Cow, Maryke 3d Gerbin 4th 54935; b. Dec. 29, 1899; s. Gerben Mechthilde Sir Henry 23595; dam, Maryke 3d Ger- ben 23957; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Heifer, i. Lady Gerben DeKol 60945; b. Feb. 24, 1902; s. Gerben Hengerveld Sir De Kol 26780; d. Cowslips Ger- ben 27829; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. Heifer, 2, Manke Gerbon Bassano 66- 539; b. Oct. I, 1902; s. Alissouri Chief Bassano 26553; d. Maryke 3ds Gerbin 4th 54935; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. Heifer, 3, Gerbin Queen 68164; b. Sept, 5, 1903; s. Missouri Chief Bassano 26- 553; d. Sharon Queen 46508; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. 6488. Bull, Sir Josephine De Kol 30867; b. Oct. 27, 1901 ; s. Chief Josephine Mechthilde 26483; d. Jessie De Kol 53741 ; Br. A. Two & Son, Winnebago, III.; Ex. George C. Mosher, Kansas City, Mo. Covy, Beechwood Walter Josephine 46261; b. June 19. 1897; s. Sir Joseph- ine 24179; d. Beechwood Mattie 24179; Br. J. H. Coolidge & Son, Galesburg, 111.; Ex. Geo. C. Mosher, Kansas Citj\ Mo. Heifer, i, Hilliest Empress J Josephine 66597; b. May 24, 1902; s. Empra of Havre Farm 28566; d. Beechwood Mattie Josephine 40261; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. IMoshcr, Kansas City, Mo. Heifer 2: Gertjc M 3d's Brightest 65- 178; b. Jan. 27, 1903; s. Canary Merce- dea Johanna De Kol 30251; d. Gertje M 3d; Br. F. S. Thompkins, White Bear, Minn.; Ex. George C. Mosher, Kansas City, Mo. Heifer, 3, Marjke Gerben Queen 68163; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Mo. Chief Bassano 26553; d. Manje 3ds Gerbin 4th 54935; Br. W. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo.; Ex. Geo. C. Mosher, Kansas City, AIo. 6476. Bull, Wartena Pauline De Kol 27574; Nov. 22, 1890; s. Baron Pauline De Kol 23226; d. Shary R. Wastena 47734; Br. Est of E. M. Jones, Hustis- ford. Wis.; Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Cow, Sissy Baker's Girl 43303; b. Nov. 29, 1897; s. Braclets Jack Pietertje 20182; d. Sissy Baker 25667; Br. C. W. Harrison, Ringwood, 111.; Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Heifer, i. Lady Fruith Pride 61772; b. Oct. 26, 1901; s. Gerben Mechtchild 24766; d. Lady Truth Gerbin 48037; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Heifer, 2, Princess Pel Gerben 63691; b. Oct. 9, 1902; s. Gerben Manchtilda Princess 24766; d. Princess Pels Manchtilda 29486; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Heifer 3: Parthenea Gerben De Kol 71140; b. Oct. 5, 1903; s. Wartina Pau- line De Kol 27574; d. Parthena Ger- ben Tritomia 61773; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. 6477. Bull, Soldene Clothilda Aetis 24- 002; Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Cow, Queen Josephine Mechthilde 48655; b. Dec. II, 1897; s. Gerben Mechthilde Sir Henry 23595; d. Em- press Josephine 429; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Heifer, Parthena Gerben Tritomia 61- 773\ b. Oct. 24, 1901; s. Gerben Mech- thilde Prince 24766; d. Parthenea Tri- tomia 46237; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Heifer, Queen Josephine Mechthilde 2d 63690; b. Nov. 6, 1902; s. Gerben Mech- thilde Prince 24766; d. Queen Joseph- ine Mechthilde 48655; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Heifer: Princess Pel De Kol 71141; b. Jan. 14, 1904; s. Wartina Pauline De Kol 27574; d. Princess Pel Mechthilde 2d 57467; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. SECTION 22. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two, and two heifers under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 6492. Bull, Sadie Vale Concordias Paul DeKol 33661; b. July. 24, 1903; s. Sadie — 280 - Vale Concordias Paul DeKol 27392; d. Susie DeKoI Paul 56446; Br. George T. Carter, Syracuse, N. Y.; Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. Heifer: Pride of Whittaker 2d's DeKol 65960; b. Sept. 22, 1902; s. Count Col- antha Alban 25148; d. Pride of Whitta- ker 2d 53664; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. Heifer, Belle of Whittaker Pride De- Kol 65959; b. Oct. 16, 1902; s. Count Colontha Alban 25148; d. Belle of Whit- taker Pride 57569; br. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich.; ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. Heifer, Belle DeKol Colantha 71326; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Count Colantha Al- ban 25148; d. Whittakers Belle 2d 56724; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. Heifer, Pride of Whittaker 3rd DeKol y\2>^T\ b. Oct. II, 1903; s. Count Col- antha Alban 25148; d. Pride of Whitta- ker 53663; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. 6507. Bull, Count Perfection DeKol 3521 1 ; b. April 20, 1904; s. Lord Neth. DeKol Count 30348; d. Lady Pauline Echo DeKol 65629; Br. E. C. Brill, Poughquag, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Washington Hollow, N. Y. Heifer, Siemokje Mercedes Soldene 62279; b. Oct. 4, 1902; s. Echo Mech- thilde Soldene 26685; d. Siemokje Mercedes 2nd 41344; Br. and Ex. W. H. Davis, Washington Hollow, N. Y. Heifer, Golden Queen DeKol 71336; b. April 2, 1903; s. Lord Neth. DeKol 22187; d. Countess Jewell DeKol Aaggie 71335; Br. E. C. Brill, Pough- quag, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Wash- ington Hollow, N. Y. Heifer, Golden Gem DeKol 71837; b. Dec. 16, 1903; s. Lord Neth. DeKol Count 30348; d. Aaggie Beauty Mech- thilde DeKol 69651; Br. E. C. Brill, Poughquag, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Washington Hollow, N. Y. Heifer, Musa Pauline DeKol 71334; b. Feb. 15, 1904; s. Lord Neth. DeKol 22187; d. Musa DeKol 54004; Br. E. C. Brill, Poughquag, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Washington Hollow, N. Y. 6494. Bull, Sir DeKol Nonesuch 33476; b. Dec. 13, 1902; s. Count Colantha Al- ban 25248; d. Nonesuch Lela 49129; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. Heifer: AuHnde 6th's DeKol Eclipse 71304; b. Dec. 30, 1902; s. Count Col- antha Alban 25148; d. Aulinda 6th 22145; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. Heifer, Bewunde DeKol Queen 71376; b. Oct. 29, 1902; s. Count Colantha Alban 25148; d. Bewundes Aaggie 5242; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Wil- lis, Mich. Heifer, Bewunde Tryumph; Ex. Har- vey S. Day, Willis, Mich. Heifer, Nonesuch Charm; Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. 6496. Bull, Ohios Paul Gerben; Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Heifer: Avanelle 2d'sNetherland 67146; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Chappell Netherland Soldene Clothilde 28484; d. Avanelle 2d 26078: Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Heifer, Mantema DeKol Neth. 66043; b. Feb. 23, 1903; s. Chappell Neth. Sol- dene Clothilde 28484; d. Martema De- Kol 52945; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Heifer. Miss Neth. Pride 71182; b. Sept. 19, 1903; s. Chappell Neth. Sol- dene Clothilde 28484; d. Mantema 2ds Pride 52831; Br. and Ex. H. C. Gliss- man, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Heifer, Hulda Twisk Netherland 71 180: b. Sept. 20. T903; s. Chappell Neth. Soldene Clothilde 28484; d. Hulda Twisk 2d 60397; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. 6498. Sir Mechthilde Jewel 32732; b. Sept. 16, 1902; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528: d. Chloe Mechthilde 49535; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Heifer: Virgo Beauty 4th's DeKol 65876; b. Nov. 21, 1902; s. Wartena Pauline DeKol 27574; d. Virgo Beauty 4th 61: Br. and Ex. John B. Irwm, Minneapolis, Minn. Heifer, Chloe Mechthilde DeKol 65873; b Sept. 2, 1902; s. Wartena Pauline IDeKol 27574; d. Chloe Mechthilde 2d 56754; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Heifer. Chloe Mechthilde 4th 71242; b. Sept. 14. 1903; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Chloe Mechthilde; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Heifer, Magali Jewel 71241; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Magali 2d 60; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. 6513. Bull: Prince Clothilde Madrigal 351^5; b. Oct. 5, 1903: s. Prince Bryonia Madrigal 25317; d. Lady Clothilde Aaggie 56364; Br. Nick Grimm, Clemansville, Wis.; Ex. Mc- Kay Bros., Buckingham, la. Heifer, Lorena Barbetta Pietertje 66837; b. Sept. 3, 1902; s. Gem Pietertje Paul DeKol 27282; d. Barbetta 3d 52337; Br. E. J. Fargo, Lake Mills, Wis.; Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, la Heifer, Leda Inka Colantha 65842; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Colantha Count 28565; - 281 d. Leda Hartog Inka 2d 56155; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, la. Heifer, Leda Beautj^ Hengerveld 69466; b. Oct. 27, 1903; s. Sir Inka Hengerveld DeKol 28076; d. Leda Beauty 2d 53488; Br. and Ex. ]\IcKay Bros., Buckingham, la. Heifer, Inka Tritomia 2d 71407; b. Oct. 19, 1903; s. Colantha Count 28565; d. Inka Tritomia 38847; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, la. 6500. Bull, America Johanna Lad 33078; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Johanna DeKol 2ds Lad 26936; d. Pauline Paul America 4th 54888; Br. O. U. Kellogg, Cortland, N. Y. ; Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. Heifer, Shadybrook Gerben DeKol 66460; b. Sept. 26, 1902; s. Gerber Hen- gerveld Sir DeKol 26780; d. Shady- brook Gerben Parthenea 2d 52791; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. Heifer, Maryke Gerben Bassano 66539; b. Oct. I, 1902; s. Missouri Chief Bass- ano 26553; d. Maryke 3ds Gerben 4th 54935; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cam- eron, Mo. Heifer, Gerben Queen 68164; b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Missouri Chief Bassano 36553; d. Sharon Queen 46508; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. Heifer, Gerben DeKol Wayne 71373; b. Jan. I, 1904; s. Sir Aaggie DeKol Dul- cina 29353; d. Wayne Lady Mechthilde 52790; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cam- eron, Mo. 6516. Bull, Emperor Pauline Wayne 33390; Ex. Geo. C. Mosher, Kansas City, Mo. Heifer, Mechthilde Wayne of Green- wood 66318; Ex. Geo. C. Mosher, Kan- sas City, Mo. Heifer: Geertje M 3d's Brightest 65178; b. Jan. 29, 1903; s. Canary Mercedes Johanna DeKol 30251; d. Geertje M 3d 396; Br. T. S. Tompkins, White Bear, Minn.; Ex. Geo. C. Mosher, Kan- sas City, Mo. Heifer, Alaryke Queen 68163; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Missouri Chief Bassano 26553; d. Maryke 3d's Gerben 4th 54935; Br. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo.; Ex. Geo. C. Mosher, Kansas City, Mo. Heifer, jNIercedes Pauline 71539; Ex. Geo. C. Mosher, Kansas City, Mo. 6503. Bull, Shadybrook Sir Gerben Hen- gerveld 34264; b. April 2, 1903; s. Ger- ben Hengerveld Sir DeKol 26780; d. Cyarina Tritomia 56694; Br. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo.; Ex. Geo. C. Mosher, Kansas City, Mo. Heifer, Princess Pel Gerben 63691; b. Oct. 9, 1902; s. Gerben Mechthilde Prince 24766"; d. Princess Pel Mech- thilde 29486; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Heifer, Queen Josephine Mechthilde 2d 63690; b. Nov. 6, 1902; s. Gerben Mechthilde Prince 24766; d. Queen Josephine Mechthilde 48655; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Heifer, Princess Pel DeKol 71141; b. Jan. 14, 1904; s. Wartina Pauline De- Kol 27574; d. Princess Pel Mechthilde 2d 57467; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Heifer, Parthenea Gerben DeKol 71 140; b. Oct. 6, 1903; s. Wartina Paul- ine De Kol 27574; d. Parthenea Ger- ben Tritomia 61773; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabodj^ Kan. SECTION 23. Bull, two years old or over; cow, three years or over; heifer, two years and under three; heifer, one year and under two, and heifer under one year, females to be of exhibitor's breeding. $200. 6467. Bull, Butter Boy Tryntje De Kol 29000; b. Aug. 27, 1901; s. Butter Boy Pietertje 26533; d. De Kol Tryntje 47058; Br. Knapp & Pierce, East Clar- idon, Ohio; Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. Cow, Whittaker's Belle 2d 56724; b. July 31, 1900; s. Sir Jewel Jantje Mech- thilde 23939; d. Whittaker's Belle 34100; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Whittaker, Mich. Heifer, Daisy De Kol of Whittaker 61257; b. Oct. 7, 1901; s. Count Co- lantha Alban 25148; d. Aconeth Tri- tomia 35417; Br. J. S. Childs, Whit- taker, Mich.; Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. Heifer, Pride of Whittaker 2d De Kol 65960; b. Sept. 22, 1902; s. Count Co- lantha Alban 25148; d. Pride of Whit- taker 2d 53664; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. Heifer, Pride of Whittaker 3d De Kol 71327; b. Oct. II, 1903; s. Count Colantha Alban 25148; d. Pride of Whittaker 53663; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs. Willis. Mich. 6470. Bull, Chappell Neth. Soldene Clo- thilde 28484; b. Aug. 19. 1900; s. Sir Netherland Soldene Clothilde; d. Rob- ertine Tritomia 46015 2d 18390; Br. I. W. Chappell, Kearney, Neb.; Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Cow: Mantema 2d's Pride 52831; b. Oct. 5, 1895; s. Saul 2d 8829; d. Man- tema 2d 428; Br. and Ex. H. C. Gliss- man, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Heifer, Pride Josie 61740; b. Nov. i, 1901; s. Enchantress Kings Sir Joseph- ine 27052; d. Mantema 2d's Pride 52831; Br. and Ex. H. C Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. - 282 Heifer, Avanelle 2d's Netherland 67146; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Chappell Neth. Sol- dene Clothilda 28484; d. Avanelle 2d 56078; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Heifer, Hulda Twisk 2d's Neth. 71 180; b. Sept. 29, 1903; s. Chappell Neth. Soldene Clothilde 28484; d. Hulda Twisk 2d 60397; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. 6471. Bull, Kaan Jewel of Woodlake 28725; b. Sept. 3, 1900; s. Virgo Beauty- Duke 24528; d. Kaan Marie Clothilde 41414; Br. John B. Irwin Richfield, Minn.; Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Cow, Chloe Mechthilde 2d 56754; b. Aug. 12, 1900; s. Emperor Mechthilde Steele 25215; d. Chloe Mechthilde 49535; Br. John B. Irwin, Richfield, Minn.; Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Heifer, Chloe Mechthilde 3d 61 133; b. Sept. 18, 1901; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Chloe Mechthilde 49535; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Heifer, Magali Beauty 65877; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Magali 2d 60; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Heifer, Chloe Mechthilde 4th 71242; b. Sept. 14, 1903; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Chloe Mechthilde; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. 6486. Bull, Major Gudultje 31870; b. April I, 1902; s. Leda Inka Sir Gerben 27678; d. Gudultje 31483; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, la. Cow, Gudultje Gerben 65003; b. July 2, 1899; s. Gerben Mechthilde Sir Josephine 477; d. Gudultje 31483; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, la. Heifer, Geneseo Beauty 63601; b. Feb. 28, 1902; s. Butter Boy Hengerveld De Kol 24937; d. Geneseo Inka 44166; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buckinghani, la. Heifer, Pietertje Rhoebe 3d's Princess 69469; b. May 10, 1903; s. Colantha Count 28565; d. Pietertje Rhoebe 3d 52850; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buck- ingham, la. Heifer, Inka Tritomia 2d 71407; b. Oct. 19, 1903; s. Colantha Count 28565; d. Inka Tritomia 38847; Br. and Ex. Mc- Kay Bros., Buckingham, la. 6474. Bull, Sir Henry Chief 3d 26444; b. Feb. 7, 1899; s. Sir Henry Chief 291; d. Lady Astrea 3d 34927; Br. F. P. Cross, Durand, 111.; Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. Cow, Wayne Parthenea 46358; b. Alay 2, 1897; s. Abbekerk Artis Sir Parth- enea 22645; d. Dockmer 6ths Wayne 927; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cam- eron, Mo. Heifer, Lady Wayne De Kol 61 171; b. May 22,1902; s. Gerben Hengerveld Sir De Kol 26780; d. Dockumer 6ths Wayne 927; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. Heifer, Maryke Gerben Bassano 66539; b. Oct. I, 1902; s. Missouri Chief Bas- sano 26553; d. Maryke 3ds Gerben 4th 54935; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cam- eron, Mo. Heifer, Gerben De Kol Wayne 71373; b. Jan. I, 1904; s. Sir Aaggie De Kol Dulcina 29353; d. Wayne Lady Mech- thilde 52790; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. 6476. Bull, Warlena Pauline De Kol 27574; b. Nov. 22, 1899; s. Baron Pauline De Kol 23226; d. Mary R. Wartena 47734; Br. Est. of E. M. Jones, Hustis- ford. Wis.; Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Cow, Queen Josephine Mechthilde 48655; Dec. II, 1897; s. Gerben Mech- thilde Sir Henry 23595; d. Empress Josephine 429; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Heifer, Lady Truth Pride 61772; b. Oct. 26, 1901; s. Gerben Mechthilde Prince 24766; d. Lady Truth Gerben Mechthilde 48037; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Heifer, Queen Josephine Mechthilde 2d 63690; b. Nob. 6, 1902; s. Gerben Mech- thilde Prince 24766; d. Queen Joseph- ine Mechthilde 48655; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Heifer, Parthenea Gerben De Kol 71 140; b. Oct. 5, 1903; s. Wartena Paul- ine De Kol 27574; d. Parthenea Garben Tritomia 61773; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabod}% Kan. SECTION 24. Bull, under two years old; two heifers, one year and under two, arid two heifers, under one year, females to be of exhibitor's breeding. $200. 6492. Bull, Sadie Vale Concordia's Paul De Kol 3d 33661; b. Jan. 24, 1903; s. Sadie Vale Concordia's Paul De Kol 27392; d. Susie De Kol Paul 56446; Br. Geo. F. Carter, Syracuse, N. Y.; Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. Heifer, Pride of Whittaker 2d's De Kol 65960; b. Sept. 22, 1902; s. Count Colantha Alban 25148; d. Pride of Whittaker 2d 53664; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. Heifer, Winona De Kol 65961 ; b. Sept. 16,1902; s. Count Colantha Alban 25148; d. Miss Winona Tritomia Beautv; ^^l^y, Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis', Mich. - 283 - Heifer, Belle De Kol Colantha 71326; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Count Colantha Alban 25148; d. Whittaker's Belle 2d 56724; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. Heifer, Pride of Whittaker 3d's DeKol 71327; b. Oct. II, 1903; s. Count Co- lantha Alban 25148; d. Pride of Whit- taker 53663; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. 6495. Bull, Sir Beauty Perfection 35029; June 30, 1903; s. De Kol of Whittaker 30650; d. Canary Jewel Beauty 2d 71058; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. Heifer, Aulinde 6th's DeKol Eclipse 71304; b. Dec. 30, 1902; s. Count Co- lantha Alban 25148; d. Aulinda 6th 22145; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. Heifer, Bewundes De Kol Queen 71376; b. Oct. 29, 1902; s. Count Colantha Alban 25148; d. Bewundes Aaggie 5242; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. Heifer, Bewundes Tryumph; Ex. Har- vey S. Day, Willis, Mich. Heifer, Nonesuch Charm; Ex. Harvey 5. Day, Willis, Mich. 6496. Ohio's Paul Gerben; Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Heifer, Avanelle 2d's Netherland 67146; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Chappell Neth. Sol- dene Clothilde 28484;- d. Avanelle 2d 56078; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Heifer, Mantema De Kol Neth. 66043; b. Feb. 22, 1903; s. Chappell Neth. Soldene Clothilde 28484; d. Martema De Kol 52945; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Heifer, Miss Netherland Pride 71182; Sept. 19, 1903; s. Chappell Neth. Sol- dene Clothilde; d. Mantema 2ds Pride 52831; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Heifer, Hulda Twisk 2ds Neth. 71 180; b. Sept. 29, 1903; 8. Chappell Neth. Soldene Clothilde 28484; d. Hulda Twisk 2d 60397; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. 6498. Bull, Sir Mechthilde Jewel 32732; b. Sept. 16, 1902; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Chloe Mechthilde 49535; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Heifer, Virgo Beauty 4th DeKol 65876; b. Nov. 21, 1902; s. Wartena Pauline DeKol 27574; d. Virgo Beauty 4th 61; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapo- lis, Minn. Heifer, Magali Beauty 65877; b. Oct. 6, IQ02; s. Virgo Beautv Duke 2452S: d. Magali 2d 61; Br. and Ex. John R. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Heifer, Chloe Mechthilde 4th 71242; b. Sept. 14, 1903; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Chloe Mechthilde; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Heifer, Magali Jewel 71241; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Magali 2d 60; Br. and Ex. John B. Ir- win, Minneapolis, Minn. 6513. Bull, Prince Clothilde Madrigal 35155; b. Oct. 5, 1903; s. Prince Bryonia Madrigal 25317; d. Lady Clothilde Aag- gie 56364; Br. Nick Grimm, Clemans- yille, Wis.; Ex. McKay Bros., Buck- ingham, la. Heifer, Leda Inka Colantha 65842; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Colantha Count 28565; d. Leda Hartog Inka 2d 56155; Br. and Ex. McKaj^ Bros., Buckingham, la. Heifer. Pietertje Rhoebe 3d's Princess 69469; b. May 10, 1903; s. Colantha Count 28565; d. Pietertje Rhoebe. 3d 52850; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buck- ingham, la. Heifer, Leda Beauty Hengerveld 69466: b. Oct. 27, 1903; s. Sir Inka Henger- veld DeKol 28076; d. Leda Beauty 2d 53488; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buck- ingham, la. Heifer, Inka Tritomia 2d 71407; b. Oct. 19, 1903; s. Colantha Count 28565: d. Inka Tritomia 38847; Br. and Ex. Mc- Kay Bros., Buckingham, la. 6500. Bull, America Johanna Lad 33078; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Johanna DeKol 2d's Lad 26936; d. Pauline Paul America 4th 54888; Br. O. U. Kellogg, Cortland, N. Y.; Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. Heifer, Shadybrook Gerben DeKol 66460; b. Sept. 26, 1902; s. Gerben Hen- gerveld Sir DeKol 26780; d. Shady- brook Gerben Parthenea 2d 52791 ; Br. and E.x. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. Heifer, Maryke Gerben Bassano 66539; b. Oct. I, 1902; s. Missouri Chief Bas- sano 26553; d. Maryke 3d's Gerben 4th 54935; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cam- eron, Mo. Heifer, Gerben DeKol Wayne 7'^37i'' b. Jan. I, 1904; s. Sir Aaggie DeKol "Dulcina 29353: d. Wayne Lady Mech- thilde 52790; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. Heifer, Gerben Queen 68164; b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Missouri Chief Bassano 26553; d. Dharon Queen 46508; Br. and Ex.'M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. 6503. Bull, Shadybrook Sir Gerben Hen- gerveld 34264; b. April 2, 1903; s. Ger- ben Hengerveld Sir DeKol 26780; d. Cyarina Tritomia 56694; Br. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo.; Ex. C. F. Stone, Pcabody, Kan. Heifer, Princess Pel Gerben 63691 ; b. Oct. 9, 1902; s. Gerben Mechthilde Prince 24766; d. Princess Pel Mcch- 884 thilde 29486; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Heifer, Queen Josephine Mechthilde 2d; b. Nov. 6, 1902; s. Gerben Mec- thilde Prince 24766; d. Queen Josephine Mechthilde 48655; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Heifer, Parthenea Gerben DeKol 71140; b. Oct. 5. 1903; s. Wartena Paul- ine DeKol 27574; d. Parthenea Gerben Tritomia 61773; Br. and C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Heifer, Princess Pel DeKol 71141; b. Jan. 14, 1904; s. Wartina Pauline De Kol 27574; d. Princess Pel Mechthilde 2d 57467; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Pea- body, Kan. SECTION 25. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 6613. Sire, Count Colantha Alban 25- 148; Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. Get I, Daisy De Kol of Whittaker 61- 257; b. Oct. 7, 1901; s. Count Col- antha Alban 25148; d. Aconeth Tri- tomia 35417; Br. J. S. Childs, Whit- taker, Mich., Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. Get, 2, Belle of Whittaker Pride De Kol 65959; b. Oct. 16, 1902; s. Count Colantha Alban 25148; d. Bell of Whit- taker Pride 57569; Br. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich.; Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. Get 3, Pride of Whittaker 2d's De Kol 65960; b.Sept. 22, 1902; s. Count Co- lantha Alban 25148; d. Pride of Whit- taker 2d 53664; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. Get, 4, Belle De Kol Colantha 71326; b. Sept. 25, 1903; s. Count Colantha Alban 25148; d. Whitttakers Belle 2d 56724; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Willis, Mich. 6614. Sire, Lord Netherland De Kol; Ex. W. H. Davis, Washington Hollow, N. Y. Get, I, Lord Neth. DeKol Count 30348; b. July 3, 1901; s. Lord Neth. De Kol 22187; d. Countess Pauline Paul 44284; Br. E. C. Brill, Poughquag, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Washington Hollow, N. Y. Get, 2, Queen Quality De Kol 65742; b. Oct. 13, 1900; s. Lord Neth. De Kol 22- 187; d. Pride Echo De Kol 65741; Br. E. C. Brill. Poughquag, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Washington Hollow, N. Y. Get, 3, Lady Pauline Echo De Kol 65629; b. May i, 1901; s. Lord Neth- erland De Kol 22187; d. Naiad Echo De Kol 58618; Br. E. C. Brill, Pough- quag, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Wash- ington Hollow, N. Y. Get, 4, Lady Neth. De Kol Pauline 65791; b. Mar. i, 1902; s. Lord Neth. De Kol 22187; d. Beauty Wayne Pauline 63098; Br. E. C. Brill, Pough- quag, N. Y.; Ex. W. H. Davis, Wash- ington Hollow, N. Y. 6469. Sire, Count Colantha Alban 25148; Ex. (See entry of Same Name above). Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. Get, I, Sir De Kol Nonesuch 33476; b. Dec. 13, 1902; -s. Count Colantha Alban 25148; d. Nonesuch Lela 49129; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. Get, 2, Aulinde 6ths De Kol Eclipse 71304; b. Dec. 30, 1902; s. Count Co- lantha Alban 25148; d. Aulinda 6th 22145; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. Get, 3, Bewunde De Kol Queen 71376; b. Oct. 29, 1902; s. Count Colantha Alban 25148; d. Bewundes Aagie 5242; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. Get, 4, Nonesuch Charm; Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. 6470. Sire, Chappell Neth. Soldene Clothilde 28484; b. Aug. 19, 1900; s. Sir Neth. Soldene Clothilde 18390; d. Robertine Tritomia 2d 46015; Br. I. W. Chappell, Kearney, Neb.; Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Get, Robertine Sir Netherland 35257; b. July 26, 1903; s. Chappell Neth. Soldene Clothilde 28484; d. Robertine Tritomia 2d 46015; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Get 2, Avanelle 2d's Neth. 67146; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Chappell Neth. Soldene Clothilde 28484; d. Avanelle 2d 56078; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Get 3, Mantema DeKol Neth. 66043; b. Feb. 22, 1903; s. Chappell Neth. Soldene Clothilde 2S484; d. Martema De Kol 52945; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Get, 4. Twisk Sir Neth. 35236; b. Dec. 2, 1903; s. Chappell Neth. Soldene Clothilde 28484; d. Hulda Twisk 39623; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissman, Jr., Omaha, Neb. 6615. Sire, Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; Ex John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Mnin. Get, T, Kaan Jewel of Woodlake 28725; b. Sept. 3, 1000: s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Kaan Marie Clothilde 41414; Br. John B. Irwin, Richfield, Minn.; Ex John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Get, 2, Chloe Mechthilde 3d 61 133; b. Sept. 18, iQOi; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Chloe Mechthilde 49535; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. - 285 - Get, 3, Sir Mechthilde Jewel Z'272)'2.; b. Sept i6, 1902; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Cliloe Mechthilde 49535; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Get, 4, Magali Beauty 65877; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Magali 2d 60; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. 6615. Sire, Virgo Beauty Duke; Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Get, Sir Parthenea Jewel Virgo 35153; b. Sept. 28, 1903; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 53784; d. Parthenea Doede 53- 784; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minne- apolis, Minn. Get 2, Chloe Mechthilde 4th 71242; b. Sept. 14, 1903; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Chloe Mechthilde; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Get, 3, Kaan Clothilde Jewel 71240; b. Oct. 16, 1903; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Kaan Marie Clothilde 2d 49- 529; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Min- neapolis, Minn. Get, 4, Magali Jewel 71241; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Magali 2d 60; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin. Minneapolis, Minn. 6616. Sire, Butter Boy Hengerveld De Kol 24937; Ex. McKay Bros., Buck- ingham, la. Get, r. Lady Hengerveld DeKol 53489; b. April 17, 1900; s. Butter Boy Hen- gerveld 24937; d. Leda Hartog Tiettie 44159; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buck- ingham, la. Get, 2, Leda Inka Gerben 2d 63606; b. April 13, 1902; s. Butter Boy Henger- veld Dekol 24937; d. Leda Inka Ger- ben 51898; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, la. Get, 3, Geneseo Beauty 63601; b. Feb. 28, 1902; s. Butter Boy Hengerveld De Kol 24937; d. Geneseo Inka 4416; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, la. Get, 4, Geneseo Hengerveld 63600; b. April 13, 1902; s. Butter Boy Henger- veld DeKol 24937; d. Geneseo Belle 38306; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buck- ingham, la. 6617. Sire, Missouri Chief Bassano 26553: b. Oct. 9. 1897; s. Bassano's Lourie Hallowen 19412; d. Flossie Oakfield 27000; Br. Burgess Bros., Be- ment, 111. Get, I, Maryke Gerben Bassano 66539; b. Oct. I, 1902; s. Missouri Chief Bas- sano 26553; d. Maryke 3d's Gerben 4th 54935; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cam- eron, Mo. Get, 2, Gerben Queen 68164; b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Missouri Chief Bassano 26553; d. Sharon Queen 46508; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. Get, 3, Gerben Empress Josephine Ononis 71374; b. April i, 1904; s. Mis- souri Chief Bassano 26553; d. Empress Josephine 3d's Lady 49695; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. Get. 4, Missouri Chief Parthenea 35233; b. Jan. I, 1904; s. Missouri Chief Bas- sano 26553; d. Lady Parthenea Swart 58518; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cam- eron, Mo. 6618. Sire, Grett Hartog's Abbekerk 22913; Ex. J. S. Paxton & W. H. Wy- lie. Houston, Pa. Get, I, David Harum 35266; b. Dec. 29, 1903; s. Grett Hartog's Abbekerk 22913; d. Maje Meganty 2d 55174; Br. and Ex. J. G. Paxton, Houston, Pa. Get, 2. Abbekerk Major 35265; b. March 24, 1904; s. Grett Hartog's Ab- bekerk 22913; d. Maud Merelle 55173; Br. and Ex. J. G. Paxton, Houston, Pa. Get, 3, Nola Viscount 2d 71487; b. Oct. 2, 1903; s. Grett Hartog's Abbekerk 22913; d. Nola Viscount 58026; Br. and Ex. J. G. Paxton, Houston, Pa. Get, 4, Heifer; Ex. J. G. Paxton, Hous- ton, Pa. 6619. Sire, Gerben Mechthilde Prince 24766; Ex. C. F. Stone. Peabody, Kan. Get, I, Lady Truth Pride 61772; b. Oct. 26, 1901 ; s. Gerben Mechthilde Prince 24766; d. Lady Truth Gerben Mech- thilde 48037; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone. Peabody, Kan. Get, 2, Parthenea Gerben Tritomia 61773; b. Oct. 24, 1901; s. Gerben Mech- thilde Prince 24766; d. Parthenea Tri- tomia 26227; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Get, 3, Princess Pel Gerben 63691; b. Oct. 9, 1902; s. Gerben Mechthilde Prince 24766; d. Prince Pel Mechthilde 29486; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone. Pea- body, Kan. Get, 4. Queen Josephine Mechthilde 2d 63690; b. Nov. 6. 1902; s. Gerben Mech- thilde Prince 24766: d. Queen Josephine Mechthilde 48655: Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. 6476. Sire, Wartena Pauline DeKol 27574; b. Nov. 22, 1899; s. Wartena Pauline DeKol 23226; d. Mary R. War- tena 47734; Br. and Ex. Est. of E. M. Jones. Hustisford. Wis.; Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Get, I, Josephine Mechthilde Sir De Kol 35086; b. Nov. 3, 1903; s. Wartena Pauline DeKol 27574; d. Empress Jose- phine 3d Mechthikie 45580; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Get 2, Parthenea Gerben DeKol 71140; b. Oct. 5, 1903; s. Wartena Pauline De Kol 27574; d. Parthenea Gerben Tri- tomia 61773; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. - 286 - Get, 3, Empress Josephine Wartena 71139; b. Oct. 2, 1903; s. Wartena Pauline DeKol 27574; d- Empress Jose- phine Mechthilde 3d S7468; Br. and Ex. Peabody, Kan. Get, 4, Princess Pel DeKol 71141; b. Jan. 14, 1904; s. Wartena Pauline De Kol 27574; d. Princess Pel Mechthilde 2d 57467; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Pea- bod}^ Kan. SECTION 26. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow. I St 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 6621. Dam, Whittakers Bell 34100; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Whittaker, Mich. Produce, Whittakers Bell 2d 56724; b. July 31, 1900; s. Sir Jewel Jantje Mech- thilde 23939; d. Whittakers Belle 34100; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Whittaker, Mich. Produce, 2, Pride of Whittaker 53663; b. Jan. 2, 1898; s. Canary's Mercedes Royal Climax 22001 ; d. Whittakers Belle 34100; Br. and Ex. J. S. Childs, Whittaker, Mich. 6622. Dam, Nonesuch Seals 49129; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Whittaker, Mich. Produce, i. Sir DeKol Nonesuch 33476; b. Dec. 13, 1902; s. Count Col- antha Alban 25148; d. Nonesuch Lela 49129; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. Produce, 2, Nonesuch Charm; Br. and Ex. Harvey S. Day, Willis, Mich. 6532. Dam, Mantema 2d's Pride 52831 ; b. Oct., 1900; s. Saul 2d 8829; d. Man- tema 2d 428; Br. and Ex. H. C. Gliss- mann, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Produce, i. Miss Netherland Pride 71 182; b. Sept. 19, 1903; s. Chappell Netherland Count Soldane Clothilde 28484; d. Mantema 2d 52831; Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissmann, Jr., Omaha, Neb. Produce, 2, Pride Josie 61740; b. Nov. I, 1901 ; s. Enchantress Kings Sir Josephine 27052; d. Mantema 2d 52831: Br. and Ex. H. C. Glissmann, Jr. Omaha, Neb. 6533- Dam, Chloe Mechthilde 49535; b. Aug. 6, 1898; s. Mechthilde Josephine Chief 23743: d. Chloe Artis Nether- land 2d 39584; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. Produce, i, Chloe Mechthilde 2d 56754; b. Aug. 12, 1900: s. Emperor Mechthilde Steele 25215: d. Chloe Mechthilde 49535; Br. J. B. Irwin, Richfield, Minn.; Ex. J. B. Irwin, IMin- neapolis, Minn. Produce, 2, Chloe Mechthilde 71242; b. Sept. 14. 1903: s. Virgo Beautj^ Duke 24528; d. Chleo Mechthilde 49535; Br. and Ex. J. B. Irwin, Minneapolis, Minn. 6533. Dam. Chloe Mechthilde 49535; b. Aug. 6, 1898; s. Mechthilde Josephine Chief 28743; d. Chloe Artis Nether- land 2d 39584; Br. and Ex. Thomas Irwin, St. Paul, Minn. Produce, i. Sir Mechthilde Jewel 32732; b. Sept. 16, 1902; s. Virgo Beauty Duke ' 24528; d. Chloe Mechthilde 49535; Br. and Ex. John B. Irwin, Min- neapolis, Minn. Produce, 2, Chloe Mechthilde 3d 61 133; b. Sept. 18, 1901; s. Virgo Beauty Duke 24528; d. Chloe Mech- thilde 49535; Br. and Ex. John B. Ir- win, Minneapolis, Minn. 6623. Dam, Margaret Lincoln 2d DeKol 32006. Produce, i, Count Lincoln DeKol 32195; b. July 2, 1902; 8. Count Paul DeKol 23569; d. Margaret Lincoln 2d DeKol 32006; Br. and Ex. E. P. Knowles, Worcester, Mass. Produce 2, Paul Lincoln DeKol 33679; b. Oct. I, 1903; s. Count Paul DeKol 23569; d. Margaret Lincoln 2d DeKol 32006; Br. and Ex. F. P. Knowles, Auburn, Mass. 6624. Dam, Gudultje 31483. Produce, i, Major Gudultje 31870; b. April I, 1902; s. Lede Inka Sir Gerben 27678: d. Gudultje 31483; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, Iowa. Produce 2, Gudultje Gerben 65003; b. July 2, 1899; s. Gerben Mechthilde Sir Josephine; d. Gudultje 31483; Br. and Ex. McKay Bros., Buckingham, Iowa. 6625. Dam, Doc Kumer 6th Wayne 927. Produce, i, Wayne Parthenea 46358; b. May 2, 1897; s. Abbekerk Artis Sir Parthenea 22645; d. Doc Kumer 6th Wayne 927; Br. and Ex. M. E. Moore, Cameron, Mo. Produce, 2, Lady Wayne DeKol 61 171; b. May 22, 1902; s. Gerben Hannger- reld DeKol 26780; d. Doc Kumer 6th Wayne 927; Br. and Ex. M. E. IMoore, Cameron, Mo. 6626. Dam, Maud Merelle 55173; Br. and Ex. J. G. Paxton, Houston, Pa. Produce i, Maud Merele 2d 69810; b. Sept. 2, 1901 : s. Fannie DeKol 2d Chief 27189; d. Maud Merele 55713; Br. and Ex. J. G. Paxton, Houston, Pa. Produce 2, Maul Merele 3d 71488; b. Sept. II, 1902; s. Shadeland Otley's King 2:^676; d. Maud Merele SSI73: Br. and Ex. J. G. Paxton, Houston, Pa. 6627. Dam, Mary R Wartina 47734- Produce i. Wartena Pauline De Kol 27574; b. Nov. 22, 1899; s. Baron Paul- ine DeKol 23226; d. Mary R Wartena - 287 47734; Br. Est. of E. W. Jones, Hustis- ford, Wis.; Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Produce, 2, V/artena DeKol 62374; b. Dec. 26, 1901; s. Pauline Rue 2d DeKol Paul 21724; d. Mary R Wartena 477341 Br. T. S. Thompson, White Bear Lake, Minn.; Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. 6628. Dam, Lady Zenth Gerben Wechte- hide 48037. Produce, i. Lady Zenth Bille 57469. Produce, 2, Lady Zenth Pride 61772; b. Oct. 26, 1901; s. Gerben Wechthelde Prince 24766; d. Lady Zenth Gerben Mechthilde 48037; Br. and Ex. C. F. Stone, Peabody, Kan. Class 35 — Ayrshire. SECTION I. Bull, three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 6631. Comrades Heir of Glenora; b. Aug. 29, 1899; s. Comrade of Garlaff y2Ty, d. Faultless Beauty of Wyolm 18091; Br. W. L. Ogilvie Co., Lachine Rapids, Quebec; Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. 6632. Dunraven of Ste. Annes; b. March II, 1901; s. Lord Dudley of Drumsuie 7552; d. Annie Rooney of Ste Annes 16809; Br. Robt. Reford, Ste Anne de Bellevue, Quebec; Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, O. 6633. Drew's Best 7280; b. Aug. 27, 1900; s. Look Me Over 6027; d. Hazel B 10721; Br. L. S. Drew, South Burling- ton, Vt. ; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. 6634. Major Netherwood 9013; b. Jan. 1899; s. Gerts Boy 7621; d. Emma Drummond 12529; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. 6635- Moonstone of Drumsuie 8228; b. April 1900; s. Lord Persy of Drumsuie 4427; d. Browny 2d of Drumsie 13386; Br. Wm. Winter, Drumsuie, Colton, Scotland; Ex. Geo .H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 6636. Duke Clarence of Barcheskie 6640; b. April 14, 1898; s. Mischief Maker of Barcheskie 3892; d. Judy 5th of Bar- cheskie 8457; Br. Andrew Mitchell, Barcheskie, Scotland; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. 6637. Cock a bendie 7070; b. Oct. 11, 1896; s. Wallace of Holehouse 3235; d. Buntie 2d of Holehouse 15466; Br. Robt. Woodburn, Holehouse, Galston, Scotland; Ex. W. P. Schank, Avon, N. Y. 6638. Lord Dinglos ist of Maple Grove 6376; b. Feb. 7, 1894; s. Lord Glasgow of Craighead 2681 ; d. Lore of Craig- head 14404; Br. Hugh Drummond, Craighead, Scotland; Ex. J. F. Con- verse 5f Co., Woodville, N. Y. 6639. Bob of Radnor 7672; b. Feb. 2, 1901; s. Prince of Barclay 6711; d. Flora 3d of Bonshaw 15575; Br. Geo. H. McFadden, Byrn Mawr, Pa.; Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. SECTION 2. Bull, two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 6642. Salem Lad 8332; b. Feb. 7, 1902; s. Beloit Ayer 6775; d. Lilly Beloit 14555; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook. Be- loit, O. 6643. Silver King of Greenfield 8817; b. Dec. 12, 1901; s. Solitaire 6548; d. Garda 13985; Br. Geo. H. Yeaton, Dover, N. H.; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. 6644. Lucindas Boy 9014; b. Sept. 19, 1901; s. Major Verbank 5280; d. Lu- cinda 17784; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lind- say, Plainfield, N. J. 6645. Netherhall Macdonald 8860; b. Feb., 1902; s. Gen. Mcdonald of Hill- house 4602; d. Susy 3d of Netherhall 10685; Br. Thomas Scott, Netherhall, Scotland; Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 6646. Barcheskie's King Crest 9035; b. April, 1902; s. Emendator of Dam of Aber 4682; d. Dam of Aber Risk Vol 26; Br. John McKean, Scotland; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. 6647. Clarence of Bumside 7581 ; Ij. Sept. 20, 1901; s. Duke Clarence of Barches- kie 6640; d. Gertie of Maple Cliff 15043; Br. Robt. R. Ness, Howick, Quebec; Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. SECTION 3- Bull, one year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6650. Sir Oliver of Woodroffe 9059; b. Sept. 10, 1902; s. Comrade Heir of Glenora 8732; d. Loucairn 19536; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. 6651. Reliance of Woodroffe 9060; b. Aug. 20, 1903; s. Comrades Heir of Glenora 8732; d. Loucairn 19536; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. 6652. Merits Lad 8973; b. July 26, 1903; s. Dunraven of Ste Annes; d. Merits Kalley 16505; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, O. - 288 6653- Monarch of Ste Annes 8094; b. Sept. II, 1902; s. Lord Dudley of Drum- siiie 7552; d. Bell ist of Fairfield Mains 17681; Br. Robert Reford, Ste Anne de Bellevue, Quebec; Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, O. 6654. White King of Greenfield 8965; b. Sept., 1902; s. E. J. Fletcher, Green- field, N. H. d. E. J. Fletcher, Green- field, N. H.; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. 6655. Mountain Boy 9015; b. Sept. 27, 1902; s. Gerts Boy 7621; d. Touts 17867; Br. and Ex. William Lindsajs Plain- field, N. J. 6656. Netherwood John 8872; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay. Plainfield, N. J. 6657. Jumbo of Radnor 8662; b. June 19, 1903; s. Moonstone of Drumsuie 8228; d. Soncy 2d of Clockston 1557; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 6658. Rob Mitchell 8569; b. April 17, 1901; s. Glencairn 3d 6247; d. Miss .Mitchell 14826; Br. and Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. 6659. Earl of Sunset Hill; b. July 17, 1903; s. The Earl of Burnside 7504; d. Emblem 14878; Br. Jas. Creig, Hamp- ton, Conn.; Ex. S. W. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. '6660. Telford Douglas 8760; b. Sept. 3, 1902; s. Lord Douglas ist of Maple Grove 6376; d. Rose Telford 13665; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. y. 6661, Lord Canora 8761; b. March 30, 1903; s. Lord Douglas ist of Maple Grove 637; d. Rosa Canora 13675; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Wood- ville, N. Y. SECTION 4. Bui -under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6664. Always Ready of Woodroffe 9061; b. Nov. .10, 1903; s. Comrades Heir of Glenora 8732; d. Duchess of Addington 19543; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark. Ottawa, Ont. 6665. Sunny Jim of Woodroffe 9062; b. Feb., 1904; s. Comrades Heir of Glen- ora; d. Ethelayr 19545", Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. 6666. Don's Boy 8974; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Dunraven of Ste Annes 7662; d. :\Iiss Douglas 10265; Br. and Ex. How- ard Cook. Beloit. Ohio. 6667. Eugenics Lad 8975; b. Oct. 24, 190^; s. Dunraven of Ste Annes 7662; d'. Eugenie Douglas 17452; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Wis. 6668. Gerts Lad 9016; b. Sept. 9, 1903; s. Gerts Boy 7621; d. Netherwood Lu- cinda 19457; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. 6669. Kittys Boy 9017; b. Sept. 29, 1903; s. Gerts Boy 7621; d. Kitty Nether- wood; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsav, Plainfield, N. J. 6670. Henry of Barclay 8969; b. Feb. 27, 1904; s. Moonstone of Drumsuie 8228; d. Lady Browning 15105; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 6671. Hugh of Barclay 8970; b. March t8, 1904; s. ]\lo()nstone of Drumsuie 8228; d. Denty 9th of Auchenbrian ^5577; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn jNIawr, Pa. 6672. Earl of Ridgeside 8972; b. Feb. 16, 1904; s. Duke of Barcheskie 8305; d. Princess Glencairn 17099; Br. and Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. 6673. Newington Lad 8971; b. Jan. 17, 1904; s. Duke of Barcheskie 8305; d. Cloverines Beauty 12802; Br. and Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. 6674. Bendie of Avon 8886; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Cock of Bendie; d. Lillian of Avon; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. 6675. Peter Stirling 8980; b. Dec. 16, 1903; s. A L of Dentonia 8306; d. Stir- ling Silver 18060; Br. Mrs. W. E. H. •Massey, Coleman, Ont.; Ex. W. P.- Schanck, Avon, N. Y. 6676. Terry Douglas 8801; b. Nov. 7, 1903; s. Lord Douglas ist of Maple Grove; d. Rilla Douglas 11991; Br. and Ex J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. 6677. Frederic Melrose 8745; b. Sept. 30, 1903; s. Clover Leaf 6710; d. Hen- rietta Louise II 812; Br. Thos. Turn- bull. Tr., Casanova. Va.; Ex. J. F. Con- verse' & Co.,, Woodville, N. Y. 6678. Smiler 8689; b. Dec. 5, 1903; s. Lord Watson 7276; d. Nancy B 2d 1 1936; Br. L. S. Drew, South Burling- ton", Vt.; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. LI . • SECTION 5- Cow— three years old or over. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 6681. Durwood 12680; b. Sept. 13, 1893; s Linwood 4-213; d- Durthar 9194; Br. Charles H. Haynes & Sons, Ports- mouth, N. H.; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. 6682. Durtharlynne 12698; b. Nov. 20, 1894; s. Linwood 4213: d. Durthar - 289 — 9194; Br. C. H. Haj-es & Sons. Ports- mouth, N. H.; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. 6683. Maud S ist of Hillhouse 19527; b. March, 1900; s. Travelers Heir of Hole House 2903; d. Maud S of Hillhouse 10402; Br. W. E. H. Massey, Coleman, Ont.; Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. 6684. Clara of Georgetown 18946; b. June 25, 1895; s. Silver Dollar of Park Hill 8728; d. Kate of Georgetown 18- 944; Br. Thos. Watson, N. Georgetown, Quebec; Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. 6685. Inez Douglas i4554; b. March 4, 1897; s. Queens Boy 5698; d. lona Douglas 13649; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. 6686. Merit Kalley 16505; b. Aug. 14, 1899; s. Major Ayer 5533; d. Kalley 12660; Br. W. G. Tucker, Elm Valley, N. Y.; Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. 6687. Kitty Netherwood 19455; b. Nov. 17, 1899; s. Major Verbank 5280; d. Emma Drummond 12529; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. 6688. White Lucinda i9454; b. Oct,, 1899; s. iNIajor Verbank 5280; d. Lu- cinda 17784; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. 6689. Flora 3d of Bonahaw 15575; b. March, 1895; s. Royal Kyle of Bon- shaw 3119; d. Flora ist of Bonshaw 12674; Br. Robt. M. Reid, Bonshaw, Scotland; Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 6690. Flora 4th of Bonshaw 15578; b. April, 1896; s. Royal Kyle of Bonshaw 3119; d. Flora ist of Bonshaw 12674; Br. Robt. M. Reid. Bonshaw, Scotland; Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 6691. Lady Earl of Burnside 19376; b. Dec. 2, 1898; s. Harcourt of B 7272; d. Minnie of Burnside; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, Quebec, Canada; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son. Newington, Conn. 6692. Miss Luna of Burnside 19372; b. Tan. 28, 1898; s. Harcourt of B 7272; d. Minnie of Burnside 18858; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, Quebec, Canada; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son. Newington. Conn. 6693. Maud Douglas 4th 12565; b. Sept. 2O. 1894; s. Enoch Gillette 4703; d. Maud Douglas 11055; Br. L. C. Spauld- ing & Son, Pultney. Vt.; Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. 6694. Miss Edna 13218; b. May 2, 1895; s. Rising Star 5158; d. Miss Flow 4th 9579; Br. L. S. Drew, Burlington, Vt. ; Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. 6695. Clara Gladys 13443; b. Aug. 2, 1895; s. Ossidinc 4885; d. Gladys Drummond 2006; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. SECTION 6. Heifer — Two vears and under three. 1st $75 2d 3d 4th sth 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 HC C 6698. Rose Mona 18543; b. Dec, 1901; s. Asquith 6616; d. Lady Mona 13524; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. 6699. Nelsea's Fairy Queen 19273; b. Nov. 3, 1901; s. Doric 6354; d. Nelsea Bird 15303; Br. Frank E. Russell, Greenfield, N. H.; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, H. M. 6700. Polly 2d of Woodroffe 19530; b. Nov., 1901; s. Glencairn of Maple Grove 5926 imp.; d. Woodrofife Polly 19529; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont., Canada. 6701. Dairymaid 2d of Woodroffe 19532; b. Aug. 12, 1902; s. Glencairn of Maple Grove 5926 imp.; d. Woodroffe Dair\'- maid 16708; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont., Canada. 6702. Violet lona Douglas 18411; b. Oct. 15, 1901; s. Beloit Ayer 6775; d. lona Douglas 13649; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. 5703' Josephine Hill 18396; b. Nov. 27, 1901; s. Beloit Ayer 6775; d. Carnation 13650; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Be- loit, Ohio. 6704. Netherwood Cherry 19458; b. Sept. I, 1901; s. Gerts Boy 7621; d. Cherry Douglas 10836; Br. and Ex. William Lindsay. Plainfield, N. J. 6705. Netherwood Bertha 19459; b. Sept. 5, 1901; s. Gerts Boy 7621; d. Kitty Netherland 19455; Br. and Ex. William Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. 6706. Letta Lind of Ladnor 17892; b. Dec. 13. 1901; s. Prince of Barclay 671 1 ; d. Cherry of Bonshaw 15582 imp.; Br. and Ex. George H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 6707. Lola of Rosemont 17895; b. Feb. 28. 1902: s. Prince of Barclay 671 1; d. Flora 4th of Bonshaw 15578 imp.; Br. and Ex. George H. McFadden. Bryn Mawr. Pa. 6708. Madeline of Burnside 19377; b. Sept.. 1901; s. Duke Clarence of Bar- cheskie 6640 imp.; d. Miss Luna of Burnside 19372; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick. Quebec, Canada; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son. Newington, Conn. 6709. Marion of Burnside 19498; b. Sept., 1901; s. Duke Clarence of Barcheskie 6640 imp.; d. Scottie's Pearl of Bar- cheskie 19370; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, Quebec. Canada; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. 6710. Croftjane Dinah 16418; b. Sept. 17, 1901; s. Sir John of Old Gritneg - 200 ■- 4035; d. Dinah 7th of Muniioch 8792; Br. Alex. Y. Allan Croftjane, Thorn- hill, Scotland; Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. 6711. May Queen of Avon 17469; b. Sept. 2, 1901; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Lily of Maple Grove 15339; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. 6712. Pan America Girl 19036; b. Sept. 3, 1901; s. Lord Douglas of Maple Grove 6376; d. Viola Drummond 12533; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. 6713. Bessie Douglas 19049; b. March 16, 1902; s. Lord Douglas of Maple Grove 6376; d. Bessie Ives 13440; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co.; Wood- ville, N. Y. SECTION 7. Heifer — One year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth 6th 7th $50 $40 $35 $25 $20 HC C €716. Sibyl Corselet 18256; b. Oct. 10, 1902; s. Carbello 6634; d. Alfreda Corselet 15018; Br. C. M. Winslow & Son, Brandon, Vt.; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. 6717. Nesterine 19380; b. Sept. 12, 1902; s. Edgewood Douglas 7962; d. Lady Hesto 16029; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. 6718. Nona of Avon; b. Oct. 25, 1902; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Clara Gladys 13443; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. 6719. Voca of Avon 18367; b. Oct. 25, 1902; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Clara Gladys 13443; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. 6720. Madeline of Burnside 19377; b. Sept., 1901; s. Duke of Clarence of Barcheskie 6640; d. Miss Luna of Burnside 19372; Br. R. R. Neiss; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. 6721. Princess Lilias 18822; b. May 24, 1903; s. Glencairn of Ridgeside 6248; d. Princess of Burnside 14822; Br. S. M. Wells. Newington, Conn.; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. 6722. Jane of Bryn Mawr 17901; b. Sept. 26, 1902; s. Geo. of Rosemount 7670; d. Daisy of Rosemount 17011; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. €723. Francis of Barclay 18687; b. March 18, 1903; s. Moonstone of Drumsuie 822S; d. Queen of Barclay 15096; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 6724. Princess Netherwood 19461; b. Sept. 17, 1902; s. Major Netherwood 9013; d. Netherwood Duchess 19456; Br. and Ex. William Lindsay, Plain- field, N. J. 6725. Mary Ann Netherwood 19460; b. Sept. 17, 1902; s. Major Netherwood 9013; d. Kitty Netherwood 19455; Br. and Ex. William Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. 6726. Mildred of Ayrlyn 19392; b. Sept. 12, 1902; s. Beloit Ayer 6775; d. Miss Douglas 10265; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. 6727. Topsy of Ayrlynn 19393; b. Sept. 20, 1902; s. Dunraven Ayer 6775; d. Miss Douglas 10265; Br. and Ex. How- ard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. 6728. Flossie of WoodrofFe 19541; b. Sept. 5, 1902; s. Comrade's Heir of Glenora 8732; d. White Floss of South Brant 19540; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. 5729. Silver Pet of Woodroffe 19533; b. Aug. 26, 1903; s. Comrade's Pet of Glenora 8732; d. Silver Pet of Wood- roffe 19533; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. 6730. Gladys Drummond 19046; b. Sept. 30, 1902; s. Lord Dinglo'st of Maple Grove 6376; d. Gladys Drummond 11800; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse, Woodville. N. Y. 6731. Douglas Girl 19048; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Lord Douglas of Alaple Grove 6378; d. Riverside Girl 14718; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse, Woodville, N. Y. SECTION 8. Heifer, under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6734. Pansy 2d of Woodroffe 19531; b. Sept., 1903; s. George M of Mohawk 7160; d. Pansy of Woodroffe 19528; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark. Ottawa, Ont. 6735. Polly III of Woodroffe 19542; b. Nov. I, 1903; s. Comrade's Heir of Glenora 8732; d. Woodroffe Polly 19529; Br. and Ex. J. G- Clark. Ottawa, Ont. 6736. Garnet of Ayrlynn 19395; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Dunraven of Ste. Anne's 7662; d. Flossie of Riverside Park 14671 ; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Be- loit, Ohio. 6737. Anita of Ayrlynn 19394; b. Sept. I, 1903; s. Dunraven of Ste. Anne's 7662; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Be- loit, Ohio. 6738. Lady Elaine 19464; b. Sept. 15, 1903; s. Lucinda's Boy 9014; d. Cherry Douglas 10836; Br. and Ex. William Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. 6739. Olive Netherwood 19466; b. Sept. 19, 1903; s. Major Netherwood 9013; d. Wliite Lucinda 19454; Br. and Ex. William Netherwood, Plainfield, N. J. - 291 - 6740. May Rose of Radnor 18695; b. Oct. 24, 1903; s. .AN^onstonc f)f Dnimsuie 8228; d. Lady Burnhouses 1509^; Br. and Ex. Geo. McFadden, Byrn Mawr, Penn. 6741. Snow Drop of Radnor 18694; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Geo. of Rosemont 7670; d. Bonnie of Radnor 17012; Br. and Ex. Geo. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Penn. 6742. Missie of Burnside 19379; b. Sept., 1903; s. Duke Clarence of Barcheskie 6640; d. Luna of Burnside, 19372; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, Quebec; Ex. S. 6743. Mina 2d's Daughter 18626; b. Nov. 5, 1903; 3. Duke Clarence of Barcheskie 6640; d. Mina 2d 18561; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, Conn.; Ex. S. M. Wells, New- ington. Conn. 6744. Zerish 19266; b. Sept. 22, 1903; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Miss Edna 13218; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schank, Avon, N. Y. 6745- Doris of Avon 19265; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Cock a bendie 7070; d. Ethel of Avon 17470; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schank, Avon, N. Y. 6746. Madam Butterfly 19054; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Lord Duglas of Craighead 2681: d. Rose Telford 13664; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. 6747. Hiawatha 19519; b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Lord Duglas of Maple Grove 63760; d. Anna Denick 17050; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. 6748. Romolla 19368; b. Sept. 22, 1903; s. Wedge wood Douglas 7962; d. Lady Ramona 14085; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. 6749. Corina 19384; b. Oct. 10, 1903; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d. Corina Douglas 16714; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. SECTION 21. Bull, two years old or over; cow, three years or over; heifer, two j'ears and under three; heifer, one year and under two, and heifer, under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $125 $100 $80 $65 $55 HC C 6631. Bull, Comrades Heir of Glenora 8732; b. Aug. 29, 1899; s. Comrade of Garlafif 7273; d. Faultless Beauty of Wynholm 18091 ; Br. W. "W. Ogilvie Lachiue, Quebec; Ex. J. G. Clark, Ot- tawa, Out. Cow, Maude S 1st of Hillhouse 19537; b. March, 1900; s. Travelers Heir of Holehouse 2903; d. Maude S of Hill- house 10502; Br. W. E. H. Massey, Coleman, Ont.; Ex. J. G. Clark, Ot- tawa, Ont. Heifer, i, Polly 2d of Woodrofife; b. Nov., 1901 ; s. Glencairn of Maple Grove 5926; d. Woodroffe Polly 19529; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. Heifer, 2, Flossie of Woodrofife; b. Sept. 5, 1902; s. Comrades Heir of Glenora 8732; d. White Floss of South Brant 19540; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. Heifer, 3, Polly 3d of Woodroffe 19542; b. Nov. I, 1903; s. Comrades Heir of Glenora 8732; d. Woodroffe Polly 19529; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. 6632. Bull, Dunraven of Ste Annes 7662; b. March 11. 1901; s. Lord Dudley of Drumsuie 7552; d. Annie Rooney of Ste Annes 16809; Br. Robt. Reford, Bellevue, Quebec; Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Cow, Inez Douglas 14554; b. March 4, 1897; s. Queens Boy 5698; d. Douglas 13649; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Be- loit, Ohio. Heifer, i, Violet lona Douglas 18411; b. Oct. 15, 1901; s. Beloit Ayer 6775; d. lona -Douglas 13649; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Heifer, 2, Mildred of Arylynn 19392; b. Sept. 12, 1902; s. Beloit Ayer 6775; d. Miss Douglas 10265; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Heifer, 3, Garnet of Ayrlynn 19395; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Dunraven of Ste Annes 7662; d. Flossie of Riverside Park 14671; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Be- loit, Ohio. 6638. Bull, Lord Douglas of Maple Grove 6376; b. Feb. 7, 1894; s. Lord Glascow of Craighead 2681; d. Lore of Craighead 14404; Br. and Ex. Hugh Drummond, Craighead, Scotland. Cow, Clara Gladys 13443; b. Aug. 2, 1895; s. Ossiduie 4885; d. Gladys Drum- mond 2006; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Heifer, i, Pan-American Girl 19036; b. Sept. 4, 1901; s. Lord Douglas ist of Maple Grove 6376; d. Viola Drummond 12433; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Heifer, 2, Gladys Drummond 19046; b. Sept. 30, 1902; s. Lord Douglas ist of Maple Grove; d. Gladys Drummond 1 1800; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Heifer, 3, Madam Butterfly 190058; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Lord Douglas of Maple Grove 6376; d. Rose Telford 13665; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Wood- ville, N. Y. 6647. Bull, Clarence of Burnside 7561; b. Sept. 20, 1901; s. Duke Clarence of l^orcheskie 6640; d. Gertie of Maple Cliff 15043; Br. Robert R. Ness, Ho- wick, Quebec; Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. - 292 - Cow, Gipsie ist of Whitehill 19327; b. March, 1899; s. Prince Robert of Hole- house 4021; d. Gay Gipsy of Hole- house 9907; Br. Robert Woodburn, Hurlford, Scotland; Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Heifer, i, Bessie Douglas 19049; b. March 16, 1902; s. Lord Douglas of jMaple Grove 6376; d. Bessie Ives 13- 440; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Heifer, 2, Douglas Girl 19048; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Lord Douglas of Maple Grove 6376; d. Riverside Girl 14718; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville. N. Y. Heifer, 3, Hiawatha 19519; b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Lord Douglas of Maple Grove 63760; d. Anna Dimick 17050; Br. and Ex. T. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. 6633. Bull, Drews Best 7280; b. Aug. 27, 1900; s. Look Me Over 6027; d. Hazel B 10721; Br. L. S. Drew, S. Burlington, Vt.; Ex. E. J. Fletcher. Greenfield, N. H. Cow, Durwood 12680; b. Sept. 13, 1893; s. Linwood 4213; d. Durthar 9194; Br. Chas. H. Hayes & Sons, Portsmouth, N. H.; Ex. E. L Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Heifer, i. Rose Mona 18543; b. Dec, 1901; s. Asquith 6616; d. Lady Mona 13524; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, Vt. Heifer, 2, Sibyl Corslet 18256; b. Oct. 19, 1902; s. Carbello 6634; d. Alfreda Corslet 15018; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Heifer, 3, Romolla 19383; b. Sept. 22, 1903; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d. Lady Romona 14085; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. 6643. Bull, Silver King of Greenfield 8817; b. Dec. 12, 1901; s. Solitaire 6548; d. Garda 13985; Br. Geo. H. Yeaton, Dover, N. H.; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Cow, Durtharlynne 12698; b. Nov. 20, 1894; s. Linwood 4213; d. Durthar 9194; Br. C. H. Hayes & Sons. Ports- mouth, N. H.; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Heifer, i, Nelseas Fairy Queen 19273; b. Nov. 3, 1901; s. Dorin 6354; d. Nel- sea Bird 15303; Br. Frank E. Russell, Greenfield, N. H.; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield. N. H. Heifer, 2. Hestorine 19380; b. Sept. 12, 1902; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d. Lady Hesto 16029; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Heifer, 3, Corina 10384; b. Oct 10, 1903; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d. Collina Douarlas 16714; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. 6644. Bull, Lucinda's Boy 9014; b. Sept. 19, 1901; s. Major Vorbank 5280; d. Lucinda 17784; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lind- say, Plainfield, N. J. Cow, Kitty Netherwood 19455; b. Nov. 17. 1899; s. Major Verbank 5280; d. Emma Drummond 12529; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. Heifer, l, Netherwood Cherry 19458; b. Sept. 1901 ; s. Gerts Boy 7621; d. Cherry Douglas 10836; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. Heifer, 2, Mary Ann Netherwood 19460; Sept. 17, 1902; s. Major Nether- wood 9013; d. Kitty Netherwood; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. Heifer, 3, Olive Netherwood 19466; h. Sept. 19, 1903; s. Major Netherwood 9013; d. White Lucinda 19454; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. 6645. Bull, Netherhall McDonald 8860; b. Feb., 1902; s. General ^ilcDonald of Millhouse 4602; d. Susy 3d of Nether- hall 10685; Br. Thos. Scott, Nether- hall, Scotland; Ex. Geo. H. AlcFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Cow, Flora 3d of Bonshaw 15575; b. March, 1895; s. Royal Kyle of Bon- shaw 31 19; d. Flora ist of Bonshaw 12674; Br. Robt. M. Reid, Stewarton, Scotland; Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Heifer, i, Letta Lind of Radnor 17892; b. Dec. 13, 1901; s. Prince of Barclay 6711; d. Cherry of Bonshaw 15582; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. JNlcFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Heifer, 2, Francis of Barclay 18687; b. March 18, 1903; s. Moonstone of Drum- suie 8228; d. Queen of Barclay 15096; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr. Pa. Heifer, 3. May Rose of Radnor 18695; Oct. 24, 1904; s. Moonstone of Drum- suie 8228; d. Lady Burnhouses 15092; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 6637. Bull, Cock a Bendie 7070; b. Oct. II. 1896: s. Wallace of Holehouse 3235; d. Buntie 2d of Holehouse 15466; Br.^ Robt. Woodburn, Galston, Scot- land; Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Cow, Maud Douglas 4th 12565; b. Sept. 26, 1894; s. Enoch Gillette 4703; d. Maud Douglas 11055; Gr. L. C. Spaulding & Son, Pultney, N. Y.; Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Heifer, i. Croft Jane Dinah 16418; b. Sept. 17, 1901; s. Sir John of Old 4035; d. Dinah 7th of Alunnoch 8792; Br. Alex Y. Allen Croftjane, Thornhill; Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Heifer, 2, Nona of Avon 18367; b. Oct. 25, 1902; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Clara Gladys 13443; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schansk, Avon. N. Y. — 293 — Heifer, 3, Zerisli of Avon 19266; b. Sept. 22, 1903; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. I\iiss Edna 13218; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. 6636. Bull, Duke Clarence of Bar- cheskie 6640; b. April 14, 1898; s. Mis- chief Maker of Barcheskie 3892; d. Judy 5th of Barcheskie 8457; Br. An- drew Mitchell, Scotland; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. Cow, Lady Earl of Burnside 19376; b. Dec. 2, 1898; s. Harcourt of B 7272; d. Minnie of Burnside 18058; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, Que.; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. Heifer, i, Madeline of Burnside 19377; b. Sept. 1901; s. Duke of Barcheskie 6640; d. Miss Luna of Burnside 19372; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, Que.; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son. Newington, Conn. Heifer, 2, Maggie 2d of Burnside 19378; b. Sept., 1902; s. Duke Clarence of Burnside 6640; d. Belle of Howick; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, Que.; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. Heifer, 3, Missie of Burnside 19379; b. Sept., 1903; s. Duke Clarence of Bar- cheskie 6640; d. Miss Luna of Burnside 19372; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, Que.; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. 6646. Bull, Barcheskie King's Crest 9035; b. April, 1902: s. Emendator of Dam of Aber 4676; d. Dam of Aber Risk; Br. Jno. McKean, Scotland; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn.; Cow, Miss Luna of Burnside 19372; b. Jan. 28, 1898; s. Harcourt of B 7272; d. Minnie of Burnside 18158; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, Que.; Ex. 'S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. Heifer, i, Marion of Burnside 19498; b. Sept., 1901; s. Duke Clarence of Bar- cheskie 6640; d. Scottie's Pearl of B. 19370; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, Que.; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. Heifer, 2, Princess Lillias 18822; b. May 24, 1903; s. Glencairn of Ridgeside 6248: d. Princess Burnside 14822; Br. and Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newing- ton, Conn. Heifer 3, Mina 2d's Daughter 18626; b. Nov. 5, 1903; s. Duke Clarence of Barcheskie 6640; d. Mina 2d 18561; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, Que.; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. SECTION 22. Bull, under two years old; two heifers, one year and under two, and two heif- ers, under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 6650. Bull, Sir Oliver of Woodroffe 9059; b. Sept. 10, 1902; s. Comrade's Heir of Glenora 8732; d. Loucairn 19536; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. Heifer, i, Flossie of Woodrofife 19541; b. Sept. 5, 1902; s. Comrade's Heir of Glenora 8732; d. White Floss of South Brant 19540; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. Heifer, 2, Silver Pet 2d of Woodrofife 19534; b. Aug. 26, 1903; s. Comrade's Heir of Glenora 8732; d. Silver Pet of \Voodrofife 19533; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. Heifer, 3, Pansy 2d of Woodroffe 19531; b. Sept., 1903; s. George M of Mohawk 7160; d. Pansy of Woodrofife 19538; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. Heifer, 4, Polly 3d of Woodroffe 19542; b. Nov. I, 1903; s. Comrade's Heir of Glenora 8732; d. Woodroffe Polly 19529; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, 6666. Bull, Don's Boy 8974; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Dunraven of Ste. Annes 7662; d. Miss Douglas 10265; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Heifer, I, Mildred of Ayrlynn 19392; b. Sept. 12, 1902; s. Beloit Ayer 6775; d. Miss Douglas 10265; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Heifer, 2, Topsy of Ayrlynn 19393; b- Sept. 20, 1902; s. Dunraven of Ste. Annes 7662; d. Ayrlynn Queen 16540; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Heifer, 3, Garnet of Ayrlynn 19395; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Dunraven of Ste. Annes 7662; d. Flossie of Riverside Park 14671; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Heifer. 4. Anita of Ayrlynn 19394; b. Sept. I. 1903; s. Dunraven of Ste. Annes 7662; d. France 14011; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. 6678, Bull, Smiler 8689; b. Dec. 5, 1903; s. Lord Watson 7276; d. Nancy B 2d 1 1936; Br. L. S. Drew% S. Burlington, Vt.; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Heifer, i, Sibyl Corslet 18256; b. Oct. 19, 1902; s. Carbello 6634; d. Alfred Corslet 15018; Br. C. M. Winslow & Son, Branton, Vt. ; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Heifer, 2. Hestorine 19380; b. Sept. 12, 1902; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d. Ladv Hester 16029; Br. E. F. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H.; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Heifer, 3, Romola 193S3; b. Sept. 22, 1903; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d. Lady Romana 14085; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Heifer. 4. Corina 19384; b. Oct. 10, 190.3; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d. — S94 Collona Douglas 16714; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. 6660. Bull, Telford Douglas 8760; b. Sept. 3, 1902; s. Lord Douglas ist of Maple Grove 6376; d. Rose Telford 1365; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Heifer, i, Glydis Drummond 19046; b. Sept. 30, 1902; s. Lord Douglas of Ma- ple Grove 6376; d. Glydis Drummond 1 1800; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Heifer, 2, Douglas Girl 19048; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Lord Douglas of Maple Grove 6376; d. Riverside Girl 14718; Bt. and Ex. J. F. Converse, Woodville, N. Y. Heifer, 3, ]\Iadani Butterfly 19054; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Lord Douglas of Maple Grove 6376; d. Rose Telford 13665; Br. and Ex. ]. F. Converse & Co., Wood- ville, N. Y. Heifer, 4, Hiavi'atha 19519; b. Sept. 5, 1903;. s. Lord Douglas ist of Maple Grove 63760; d. Anna Denick 17050; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. 6655. Bull, Mountain Boy 9015; b. Sept. 2'j. 1902; s. Gert's Boy 7621; d. Touts 17867; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsaj^ Plainfield, N. J. Heifer, i, Nancy Netherwood 19463; b. Sept. 29, 1902; s. Major Netherwood 9013; d. Bessie Drummond 9144; Br. and. Ex. Wm. Lindsav, Plainfield, N. J. Heifer, 2, Mary Ann Netherwood 19460; b. Sept. 17, 1902; s. Major Neth- erwood 9013; d. Kitty Netherwood 19455; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, . Plainfield, N. J. Heifer, 3, Susan Netherwood 19465; b. Sept. 17, 1903; s. Major Netherwood 9013; d. Netherwood Carry 19458; Br. and Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. Heifer, 4, Olive Netherwood 19465; b. Sept. 17, 1903; s. Major Netherwood 9013; d. Netherwood Carry 19458; Br. Wm. Lindsay. Plainfield, N. J. 6657. Bull, Jumbo of Radnor 8662; b. June 19, 1903; s. ^loonstone of Drum- suie 8228; d. Soncy 2d of Clockston 15576; Bro. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Heifer, i, Francis of Barclay 18687; b. March 18, 1903; s. iMoonstone of Drumsuie 8228; d. Queen of Barclay 15096; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Heifer, 2, Jane of Bryn Mawr 17901; b. Sept. 26, 1902; s. Geo. of Rosemont 7670; d. Daisy of Rosemont 17011; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Heifer. 3, May Rose of Radnor 18695; b. Oct. 24. 1904; s. Moonstone of Drumsuie 8228; d. Lady Burnhouses 15092; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Heifer, 4, Snow Drop of Radnor 18694; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Geo. of Rosemont 7670; d. Bonnie of Radnor 17012; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 6674. Bull, Bendie of Avon 8886; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Cock a Bendie 7070; d. Lil- lian of Avon 16527; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Heifer, i, Nona of Avon 18366; b. Oct. 25, 1902; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Clara Gladys 1343; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Fleifer, 2, Yoca of Avon 18367; b. Oct. 25, 1902; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Clara Gladys 13443; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Heifer, 3, Zerish of Avon 19266; b. Sept. 22, 1903. Heifer, 4, Venus of Avon 19263. 6659. Bull, Earl of Sunset Hill 8979; b. July 17, 1903; s. The Earl of Burnsidc 7504; d. Emblem 14878; Br. James Creig, Hampton, Conn.; Ex. S. '\\. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. Heifer, i, Maggie 2d of Burnsidei9- 378; b. Sept., 1902; s. Duke Clarence of Burnside 6640; d. Belle of Nowick 19- 208; Br. R. R. Ness, HowicK, Quebec; Ex. S. M. Wells, Newington, Conn. Heifer, 2, Princess Lillies 18822; b. May 24, 1903; s. Clencairn of Ridge- side 6248; d. Princess Burnside 14822; Br. and Ex. S. M. Wells, Newington, Conn. Heifer, 3, ]\Iissie of Burnside 19379: b. Sept., 1903; s. Duke Clarence of Burn- side 6640; d. Miss Luna of Burnside 19372; Br. and. Ex S. Vl. Wells, New- ington, Conn. Heifer. 4, Mina 2d's Daughter 18626; b. Nov. 5, 1003; s. Duke Clarence of Barcheneske 6640: d. Mina' 2d 18561; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, Quebec; Ex. S. M. Wells, Newington, Conn. SECTION 23. Bull, two years old or over; cow, three years or over; heifer, two years and under three; heifer, one year and under two; and heifer under one year; females to be of exhibitor's breeding, $200. 6631. Bull, Comrade's Heir of Glenora 8732; b. Aug. 20, 1899; s. Comrade of GarlafT 7232; d. Faultless Beauty of Wynholm 18091; Br. W. W. Ogilvis Co., Lachine Rapids, Quebec; Ex. J. G. Clark. Ottawa, Ont. Cow, Dairvmaid. Heifer, i, Polly 2d of Woodroffe i953o; b. Nov., 1901; s. Glencairn of INIaple 295 Grove 5926; d. Woodroffe Polly 19529; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Can. Heifer, 2, Flossie of Woodroffe 19S41; b. Sept. 5, 1902; s. Comrades Heir of Glenora 8732; d. White Floss of South 19540; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. Heifer, 3, Polly 2d of Woodroffe i953o; b. Nov., 1901; s. Glencairn of Maple Grove 5926; d. Woodroffe Polly 19529; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. 6632. Bull, Dunraven of St, Anne's 7662; b. March n, 1901; s. Lord Dudley of Drumsuie 7552'; d. Annie Rooney of Ste Anne's 16S00; Br. Robert Reford. St. Anne de Bellevue, Quebec; Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Cow, Inez Douglas 14554; b. ^Nlarch 4, 1897; s. Queens Boy 5698; d. lona Douglas 13649; Br. and Ex. Howard Clark, Beloit, Ohio. Heifer, i, Violet lona Douglas 18411; b. Oct. 15, 1901; s. Beloit Ayer 6775; d. lona Douglas 18640; Br. and Ex. How- ard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Heifer, 2, Mildred of Ayrlyn 1939-2; b. Sept. 12, 1902; s. Beloit Ayer 6775; d. Miss Douglas 10265; Br. and Ex. How- ard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Heifer 3, Garnet of Ayrlynn 19392; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Dunraven of Ste Anne's 7662; d. Flossie of Riverside Park 14671; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. 6633. Bull, Drew's Best 7280; b. Aug. 27, 1900; s. I^ook ]Me Over 6027; d. Hazel B 10721; Br. L. S. Drew, S. Burlington, Vt.; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Cow, Himona 13032; b. Jan. 11, 1894; s. Hiro 4999; d. Lady Cremona 8488; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield. N. H. Heifer, 'i. Rose ]\lona 18543; b. Dec, 1901; s. Asquith 6616; d. Lady Mona 13524; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Heifer, 2, Hestorne 19380; b. Sept. 12, 1902; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d. Lady Hesto 16029; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Heifer, 3, Romolla 19383; b. Sept. 22, T903; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d. Lady Romona 14085; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher. Greenfield, X. Tl. 6638. Bull, Lord Douglas of Maple Grove 6376; b. Feb. 7, 1904; s. Lord Glascow of Craighead 26810; d. Lou of Craighead 14404; Br. Hugh Drum- mond, Craighead, Scotland; Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Cow. Clara Gladys 13443; b. Aug. 2, T905; s. Ossidine 4S85; d. Gladys Drum- mond 2006; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville. N. Y. Heifer, i, Pan-American Girl 19036; b. Sept. 3, 1901 ; s. Lord Dinlas of Maple Lawn, 6376; d. Viola Drummond 12533; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Heifer, 2, Gladys Drummond 22 19046; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Lord Dinglas of Maple Lawn 6376; d. Gladys Drum- mond 4800; Br. and Ex. J. F. Con- verse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Heifer, 3, Madam Butterfly 19056; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Lord Dinglast of Maple Lawn 6376; d. Rose Felford 13360; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse, Woodville. N. Y. 6644. Bull, Lucindas Boy 9014; b. Sept. 19, 1901; s. Major \^erbank 5280; d. Lucinda 17784; Br. and Ex. William Lindsey, Plainfield, N. J. Cow, White Lucinda 19454; b. Oct., 1899; s. Major Verbank 5280; d. Lu- cinda 17784; Br. and Ex. William Lind- sey, Plainsfield, N. J. Heifer, i, Netherwood Cherry 19458; b. Sept., 1901; s. Gerts Boy; d. Cherry Douglas 10836; Br. and Ex. William Lindsey, Plainsfield, N. J. Heifer, 2, Mary Ann Netherwood 19460; b. Sept. 17, 1902; s. Major Netherwood 9013; d. Ketty Netherwood 15555; Br. and Ex. William Lindsey, Plainfield, N- .J- Heifer, 3, Olive Netherwood 19466; b. Sept. 19, 1903; s. Major Netherwood 9013; d. White Lucinda 19454; Br. and Ex. William Lindsey. Plainlield, N. J. 6645. Bull, Netherhall Macdonald 8860; b. Feb., 1903; s. General Macdonald of Hillhouse 4002; d. Susy 3d of Neth- erhall 10085; Br. Thomas Scott Nether- hall, Sandilands, Scotland; Ex. George H. McFadden, Bryn ^lawr. Pa. Cow, Fancy of Anchenham 16834. Heifer, i, Lula of Rosemont 17895. Heifer, 2, Francis of Barclay 18687; b. March 18, 1903; s. Moonstone of Drum- suie 8228; d. Queen of Barclay 15096; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Brvn Mayr, Pa. Heifer, 3, May Rose of Radnor 18695; b. Oct. 24, 1904; s. ^loonstone of Drum- suie 8228; d. Lady Eurnhouses 15092; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Brvn Mawr. Pa. 6635. Bull, Moonstone of Drumsuie 8228; b. April, 1900; s. Lord Percy of Drum- suie 44727; d. Browny 2d Drumsuie 13386; Br. Wiliiam Winter, Drumsuie, Coylton, Scotland; Ex. Geo. H. Mc- Fadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Cow, Flora of Barkley 17021. Heifer, i, Letta Lind of Radnor 17S92; b. Dec. 13, 1901; s. Prince of Narclay 671 1 ; d. Cherrj' of Bonshaw T5532; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden. Bryn Mawr. Pa. - 296 Heifer, 2, Jane of Bryn IMawr 17901; b. Sept. 26, 1902; s. Geo. of Rosemont 7670; d. Dais3^ of Rosemont 17011; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr. Pa. Heifer, 3. Snowdrop of Radnor 18694; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Geo. of Rosemont 7670; d. Bonnie of Rednor 17012; Br. and Ex. George H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 6637. Bull, Cock a Bendie 7070; b. Oct. II, 1S96; s. Wallace of Holehouse in Scotland 3235; d. Bvmtie 22 in Scotland 1 19466; Br. Robt. Woodburn Hole- honsc, Galston, Scotland; Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Cow, Lillian of Avon 16527; b. Oct. 2, 1900; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Lily of Maple Grove 15339; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Heifer, i. May Queen of Avon 17499; b. Sept. 2, 1901 ; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Lily of Maple Grove 15339; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, N. Y. Heifer. 2, Nona of Avon 18366; b. Oct. 25, 1902; s. Signal of Alaples Grove 6826; d. Clara Gladys 13443; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Heifer, 3, Terish of Avon 19264. SECTION 24. Bull, under two years old; two heifers one 3^ear and under two; and two heifers, under one year; females to be of exhibitor's breeding; $200. 6650. Bull, Sir Oliver of WoodrofFe 9059; b. Sept. 10, 1902; s. Comrades Heir of Glenora 8732; d. Loucairn 19536; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. Heifer, i., Flossie of WoodrofTe 19541; b. Sept. 5, 1902; s. Comrades Heir of Glenora 8732; d. White Floss of South Brant 19540; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. Heifer, 2, Silver Pet 2d of Woodrofife 19534; b. Aug. 26, 1903; s. Comrades Heir of Glenora 8732; d. Silver Pet of Woodroffe 19533; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa. Ont. Heifer, 3, Pansy 2d of Woodrofife 19- 531; b. Sept., 1903; s. Geo M of Mo- hawk 7160; d. Pansy of Woodrofife IQ528; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. Heifer, 4, Polly 3d of Woodroffe 19- 542; b. Nov. I, 1903; s. Comrades Heir of Glenora 8732; d. Woodroffe Polly T9529; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. 6666. Bull, Don's Boy 8974; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Dunraven of Ste Anne's 7662; d. Miss Douglas 10265; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Heifer, l, Mildred of Ayrlynn 19392; Sept. 12, 1902; s. Beloit Ayer 6775; d. Miss Douglas 10265; Br. and Ex. How- ard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Heifer, 2, Topsy of Ayrlynn 19393; b. Sept. 2, 1902; s. Dunraven of Ste Annes 7662; d. Ayrlynn Queen 16540; Br. and Ex. Floward Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Heifer, 3, Garnet of Ajn^lynn 19395; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Dunraven of Ste Anne's 7662; d. Flossie of Riverside Park 14671; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Heifer, 4, Anita of Ayrlynn 19394; b. Sept. I, 1903, s. Dunraven of Ste Anne's 7662; d. France 14011; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. 6678. Bull, Smiler 8689; b. Dec. 5, 1903; s. Lord Watson 7276; d. Nancy B 2d 1 1936; Br. L. S. Drew, South Burling- ton, Vt., Ex. E. J. Fletcher. Greenfield, N. H. Heifer, i, Hestorine 19380; b. Sept. 12 1902; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d Lady Hesto 16029; Br. and Ex. E. J Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Heifer 2, Carmine 19382; b. Oct. 14 1902; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d Collinwood -1x404; Br. and Ex. E. J Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Heifer, 3, Romolla 19383; b. Sept. 22 1903; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d Lady Romona 14085; Br. and Ex. E J. Fletcher. Greenfield, N. H. Heifer, 4, Corina 19384; b. Oct. 10 1903; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d Collins Douglas 16714; Br. and Ex. E J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. 6660. Bull, Telford Douglas 8760; b_ Sept. 3, T902; s. Lord Douglas ist of ]Maple Grove 6376; d. Rose Telford 13665; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Heifer, i, Gladys Drummond 19046; b. Sept. 30, 1902; s. Lord Douglas of :Mapie Grove 6376: d. Gladys Drum- mond 11800; Br. and Ex. J. F. Con- verse & Co., W^oodville, N. Y. Heifer 2, Douglas Girl 19048; b. Sept. 8. 1902; s. Lord Douglas of ]Maple Grove 6376; d. Riverside Girl 14718; Br. and Ex. T. F. Converse & Co., Woodville. N. Y. Heifer, 3, Madam Butterfly 19054; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Lord Douglas of :Maple Grove 6376; d. Rose Telford 13665; Br. and Ex.' T. F. Converse & Co., Wood- ville. N. '\. Heifer, 4. Hiawatha 19519; b. Sept. 5, 1903: s. Lord Douglas of Maple Grove 6376; d. Anna Demil; Br. and Ex. J. F. Convcr.^^e & Co., Woodville. N. Y. 6655. Bull. Mountain Boy 9015; b. Sept. 27. 1902; s. Gerts Boy 7621; d. Touts 17867: Br. and Ex. William Lindsey, Phiinfield, N. J. - 297 - Heifer, i, Xancy Netherwoocl 19463; b. Sept. 29, 1902; s. Major Netherwood 9013; d. Bessie Drummond 9144; Br. and Ex. William Lindsey, Plainfield, N.J. Heifer, 2, ]Mary Ann Netherwood 19- 460; b. Sept. 17, 1902; s. Major Nether- wood 9013; d. Kitty Netherwood 19- 455; Br. and Ex. William Lindsey, Plainfield, N. J. Heifer, 3, Susan Netherwood 19465; b. Sept. 17, 1903; s. Major Netherwood 9013; d. Netherwood Cherry 19458; Br. and Ex. William Lindsey, Plainfield, N. J. Heifer, 4, Olive Netherwood 19466; b. Sept. 19, 1903; s. Major Netherwood 9013; d. White Lucinda 19454; Br. and Ex. William Lindsey, Plainfield, N. J. 6657. Bull, Jumbo of Radnor 8662; b. June 19, 1903; s. Moonstone of Drum- suie 8228; d. Soncy 2d of Clockston 15576; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Heifer, i, Jane of Bryn Mawr 17901; 7670; d. Daisy of Rosemont 17011; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Heifer, 2, Francis of Barclay 18687; b. March 18, 1903; s. Moonstone of Drum- suie 8228; d. Queen of Barclay 15096; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Heifer, 3, May Rose of Radnor 18695; b. Oct. 24, 1904: s. Moonstone of Drum- suie 8228; d. Lady Burnhouses 15092; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Heifer, 4, Snowdrop of Radnor 18694; b. Sept. 10, 1903; s. Geo. of Rosemont 7670; d. Bonnie of Radnor 17012; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 6674. Bull, Bendie of Avon 8886; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Cock a Bendie 7070; d. Lillian of Avon 16527; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Heifer, i, Nona of Avon 18366; b. Oct. 25, TQ02; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Clara Gladys T3443; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Heifer, 2, Voca of Avon 18367; b. Oct. 25, 1902; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Clara Gladys 13443; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Heifer, 3, Zerish of Avon 19266; b. Sept. 22, 1903; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Miss Edna 13218; Br and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Heifer, 4, Venus of Avon 19263; Ex W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. 6659. Bull, Earl of Sunset Hill 8979; b. July 17, 1903; s. The Earl of Burnside 7504: d. Emblem 14878; Br. James Creig, Hampton, Conn; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. Heifer, i, Princess Lilias 18822; b. :May 24, 1903; s. Glencairn of Ridgeside d. Princess Burnside 14822; Br. and ard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Heifer, 2, Nerinda 18819; b. March 20, 1903; s. Glencairn of Ridgeside 6248; d. Maggie of the Hill 2d 14825; Br. and Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. Fleifer, 3, Viola 2d of Ridgeside 19387; b. Feb. 3, 1904; s. Duke of Barcheskie 8305; d. Viola of Ridgeside 17097; Br. and Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newing- ton, Conn. Heifer, 4, Star Floss 19388; b. Feb. 20, 1903; s. Duke of Barcheskie 8305; d. May Floss 14824; Br. and Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. SECTION 25. Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 6631. Sire, Comrades Heir of Glenora 8732; b. Aug. 29, 1S99; s. Comrade of Gadaff 7273; d. Faultless Beauty of Wynholm 18091 ; Br. W. W. Ogilvie Co., Lachine Rapids, Quebec; Ex. J. G. Clark. Ottawa, Ont. Get, I, Sir Oliver of Woodrofife 9059; b. Sept. 10, 1902; s. Comrades Heir of Glenora 8732; d. Loucairn 19536; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. Get, 2, Always Ready of Woodrofife 9061; b. Nov. 10, 1903; s. Comrades Heir of Glenora 8732; d. Duchess of Addington 19543; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. Get, 3, Flossie of Woodrofife 19541; b. Sept. 5, 1902; s. Comrades Heir of Glenora 8732; d. White Floss of South Brant 19540; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. Get, 4, Silver Pet 2d of Woodrofife 19534; b. Aug. 26, 1903; s. Comrades Heir of Glenora 8732; d. Silver Pet of Woodrofife 19533; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. 6632. Sire, Dunraven of Ste. Annes 7662; b. March 11, 1901; s. Lord Dudley of Drumsuie 7552; d. Annie Rooney of Ste. Annes 16809; Br. Robert Reford, Ste. Anne De Bellevuc. Quebec; Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Get, I, Anita of Ayrlynn 19394; t>- Sept. I, 1903; s. Dunraven of Ste. Annes 7662; d. France 14011; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Get, 2, Don's Boy 8974; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Dunraven of Ste. Annes 7662; d. Aliss Douglas 10265; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. - 298 - Get, 3, Garnet of Ayrlynn 19395; b. Sept. 4, 1903; s. Dunraven of Ste. Amies 7662; d. Flossie of Riverside Park 14671; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Be- loit, Ohio. Get, 4, Eugenie's Lad 8975; b. Oct. 24, 1903; s. Dunraven of Ste. Annes 7672; d. Eugenie Douglas 17452; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. 6735- Sire, Beloit Azer 6775; Ex. How- ard Cook, Beloit, O. Get, I, Salem Lad 8332; b. Feb. 7, 1902; s. Beloit Ayer 6775; d. Lilly Beloit 14555; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Be- loit, Ohio. Get, 2, Viola lona Douglas 18411; b. Oct. 15, 1901; s. Beloit Ayer 6775; d. lona Douglas 13649; Br. and Ex. How- ard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Get, 3, Diamond Douglas 18442; b. March 11, 1902; s. Beloit Ayer 6775; d. Little Douglas 12769; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Get, 4, Mildred of Ayrlynn 19392; b. 'Sept. 12, 1902; s. Beloit Ayer 6775; d. Miss Douglas 10265; Br. and Ex. How- ard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. 6736. Sire, Wedgewood Douglass 7962; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Get, I, Hestorine 19380; b. Sept. 12, 1902; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d. Lady Hesto 16029; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Get, 2, Carminie 19382; b. Oct. 14, 1902; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d. Col- linwood 11404; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Get, 3, Romolla 19383; b. Sept. 22, 1903; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d. Lady Romona 14085; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher. Greenfield, N. H. Get, 4, Corina 19384; b. Oct. 10, 1903; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d. CoUina Douglas 16714; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. 6638. Sire, Lord Douglas of Maple Grove 6376; b. Feb. 7, 1894; s. Lord Glasgow of Craighead 2681; d. Lord of Craighead 14404; Br. Hugh Drummond, Craighead, Scotland; Ex. J. F. Con- verse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Get, I, Pan-American Girl 19036; b. Sept. 3, 1901; s. Lord Douglas ist of Maple Grove 6376; d. Viola Drummond 12533; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Get, 2, Bessie Douglas 19049; b. March 16, 1902; s. Lord Douglas ist of Maple Grove 6376; d. Bessie Ives 13440; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Wood- ville, N. Y. Get, 3, Gladys Drummond 2d 19046; b. Sept. 30, 1902; s. Lord Douglas ist of Maple Grove 6376; d. Gladys Drum- mond 1 1800; Br. and Ex. J. F. Con- verse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Get, 4, Douglas Girl 19048; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Lord Douglas ist of Maple Grove 6376; d. Riverside Girl 14718; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. 6638. Sire, Lord Douglas ist of Maple Grove 6376; b. I'eb. 7, 1894; s. Lord Glasgow of Craighead 2681 ; d. Lord of Craighead 14404; Br. Hugh Drummond, Craighead, Scotland; Ex. J. F. Con- verse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Get, I, Telford Douglas 8760; b. Sept. 3, 1902; s. Lord Douglas ist of Maple Grove 6376; d. Rose Telford 13665; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co-, Wood- ville, N. Y. Get, 2, Lord Canora 8761 ; b. March 30, 1903; s. Lord Douglas ist of Maple Grove 6376; d. Rose Canora 14675; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Wood- ville, N. Y. Get, 3, Madam Butterfly 19054; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Lord Douglas ist of Maple I Grove 6376; d. Rose Telford 13665; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Get, 4, Hiawatha 19519; b. Sept. 5, 1903; s. Lord Douglas ist of Maple Grove 6376; d. Anna Demil 17050; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Wood- ville, N. Y. 6737. Sire, Major Verbank 5280; Ex. Wm. Lindsay & Son, Plainfield, N. J. Get, I, Kitty Netherwood 19455; b. Nov. 17, 1899; s. Major Verbank 5280; d. Emma Drummond 12529; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. Get, 2, White Lucunda 19454; b. Oct., 1899; s. Major Verbank 5280; d. Lu- cinda 17784; Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. Get, 3, Netherwood Lucinda 19457; b. Sept. 13, 1900; s. Major Verbank 5280; d. Lucinda 17784; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, N. J. Get, 4, Lucinda's Boy 9014; b. Sept. 19, 1901; s. Major Verbank 5280; d. Lu- cinda 17^84; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. 6738. Sire, Gert's Boy 7621; Ex. Wm. Lindsav. Plainfield, N. J. .Get, I,' Netherwood Bertha 19459; b. Sept. 5, igoi; s. Gertr's Boy 7621; d. Kitty Netherwood 19455; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. Get, 2, Netherwood Cherry 19458; b. Sept. 1901; s. Gert's Boy 7621 ; d. Cherry Douglas 10836; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. Get, 3, Mountain Boy 901S; b. Sept. 27 1902; s. Gert's Boy 7621; d. Tonts 17867; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. , ^ Get. 4, Kitty's Boy 9017; b. Sept 29, 1903; s. Gert's Boy 7621; d. Kitty - 299 - Netherwood 19455: Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. 6635. Sire, Moonstone of Drumsuie 8228; b. April, 1900; s. Lord Percy of Drumsuie 4427; Browny 2d of Drum- suie 13386; Br. Wm. Winter, Drumsuie, Coylton, Scotland; Ex. Geo. H. Mc- Fadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Get, I, May Rose of Radnor 18695; b. Oct. 24, 1904; s. Moonstone of Drum- suie 8228; d. Lady Burnhouses 15092; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Get, 2, Francis of Barclay 18687; b. March 18, 1903; s. Moonstone of Drum- suie 8228; d. Queen of Barclay 15096; Bro. and Ex. Geo. M. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Po. Get, 3, Lady Mary of Radnor 18686; b. March i, 1903; s. Moonstone of Drumsuie 8228; d. Lady Browning 15105; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Get, 4, Henry of Barclay 8969; b. Feb. 27, 1904; s. Moonstone of Drumsuie 8228; d. Lady Browning 15105; Br. and Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. 6739. Sire, Signal of Maple Grove 15339; Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Get, I, Lillian of Avon 16527; b. Oct. 20, 1900; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Lilly of Maple Grove 15339; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Get, 2, May Queen of Avon 17469; b. Sept. I, T901; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Lily of Maple Grove 15339; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Get, 3, Nona of Avon 18366; b. Oct. 25, 1902; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Clara Gladys 13443; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Get, 4, Voca of Avon 18367; b. Oct. 25, 1902; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6S26; d. Clara Gladys 13443; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. 6636. Sire, Duke Clarence of Barcheskie 6640; b. April 14, 1898; s. Mischief Maker of Barcheskie 3892; d. Judy 5th of Barcheskie 8457; Br. Andrew Mitch- ell, Barcheskie, Scotland; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. Get, I, Madeline of Burnside 19377; b. Sept., 1901; s. Duke Clarence of Bar- cheskie 6640; d. iVIiss Luna of Burn- side 19372; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, . Quebec; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, New- ington, Conn. Get, 3, Maggie 2d of Burnside 19378; b. Sept., 1902; s. Duke Clarence of Burnside 6640; d. Bella of Howick 19208; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, Que- bec; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newing- ton, Conn. Get, 4, Missie of Burnside 19379; b. Sept. 1903; s. Duke Clarence of Bar- cheskie 6640; d. Miss Luna of Burn- side 19372; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, Quebec; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, New- ington, Conn. 6740. Sire, Duke of Barcheskie 8305; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. Get, I, Earl of Ridgeside 8972; b. Feb. 16, 1904; s. Duke of Barcheskie 8305; d. Princess Glencairn 17099; Br. and Ex. S. M. W'ells & Son, Newington, Conn. Get, 2, Newington Lad 8971; b. Jan. 17, 1904; s. Duke of Barcheskie 8305; d. Cloverine's Beauty 12802; Br. and Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. Get, 3, Viola 2d of Ridgeside 19387; b. Feb. 3, 1904; s. Duke of Barcheskie 8305; d. Viola of Ridgeside 17097; Br. and Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newing- ton, Conn. Get, 4, Star Floss 19388; b. Feb. 20, 1904; s. Duke of Barcheskie 8305; d. May Floss 14824; Br. and Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. SECTION 26. Two animals of either sex, anj- age, pro- duce of one cow. 1st 2d 3d 4th sth 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 6743. Dam, Woodroffe Polly 13040; Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. Produce, i, Polly 2d of Woodroffe 195.10; b. Nov., 1901; s. Glencairn of Maple Grove 5926; d. Woodrofife Polly 19529; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. Produce, 2, Polly 3d of Woodrofife 19542; b. Nov. I, 1903; s. Comrade's Heir of Glenora 8732; d. W^oodrofife Polly 19529; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. 6744. Dam, Loucairn 8233; Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. Produce, i. Sir Oliver of Woodroffe '9059; b. Sept. 10, 1902; s. Comrade's Heir of Glenora 8732; d. Loucairn 19536; Br. and Ex. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. Produce, 2, Reliance of \\'oodrofife 9060; b. Aug. 20, 1903; s. Comrade's Heir of Glenora 8732; d. Loucairn 19536; Br. J. G. Clark, Ottawa, Ont. 6745. Dam, Miss Douglass 10265; Ex. lioward Cook, Beloit, Ohio. Produce, i, Mildred of Ayrlynn 19392; b. Sept. 12, T902; s. Beloit Ayer 6775; d. Miss Douglass 10265; Br. and Ex. lioward Cook, Beloit, Ohio. - 300 Produce, 2, Don's Boy 8974; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Dnnraven of Ste. Annes 7662; d. Miss Douglas 10265; Br. and Ex. Howard Cook, Beloit, Ohio. 6746. Dam, Durthar 9194; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Produce, i, Durwood 12680: b. Sept. 13, 1893; s. Linwood 4213; d. Durthar 9194; Br. C. H. Hayes & Sons, Portsmouth, N. H.; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. Produce, 2, Durtharlynne 21698; b. Nov. 20, 1904; s. Linwood 4213; d. Dur- thar 9194; Br. C. H. Hayes & Sons, Portsmouth, N. H.; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. 6747. Dam, Lady Romona 14085; Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield. N. H. Produce, i, Romolla 19383; b. Sept. 22, 1903; s. Wedgewood Douglas 7962; d. Lady Romona 14085; Br. and Ex. E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield. N. H. Produce, 2, Roxey Durwood 19024; b. Sept. 28, 1902; s. Durwoods Douglas 7229; d. Lady Romona 14085; Br. and Ex E. J. Fletcher, Greenfield, N. H. 6748. Dam, Gladys Drummond 11800; Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Produce, i, Clara Gladys, 13443; b. Aug. 2, 1895; s. Ossidine 4885; d. Gladys Drummond 2006; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Produce, 2, Gladj^s Drummond 2d 19046; b. Sept. 30, 1902; s. Lord Doug- las 1st of Maple Grove 6376; d. Gladys Drummond 11800; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. 6749. Dam, Rose Telford; Ex. J. F. Con- verse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Produce, i, Telford Douglas 8760; b. Sept. 3, 1902; s. Lord Douglas ist of Maple Grove 6376; d. Rose Telford 13665; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. Produce, 2, Madam Butterfly 19054; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Lord Douglas ist of Maple Grove 6376; d. Rose Telford 13665; Br. and Ex. J. F. Converse & Co., Woodville, N. Y. 6750. Dam, Lucinda 17784; Ex. Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. Produce, I, Netherwood Lucinda 19457; b. Sept. 13, 1900; s. Major Verbank 5280; d. Lucinda 17784; Br. and Ex. William Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. Produce, 2, White Lucinda 19454; b. Oct. 1899; s. Major Verbank 5280; d. Lucinda 17784; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lind- say, Plainfield, N. J. 6687. Dam, Kitty Netherwood 19455; b. Nov. 17, 1899; s. Major Verbank 5280; d. Emma Drummond 12529; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. Produce, i, Netherwood Bertha 19459; b. Sept. 5, 1901; s. Gerts Boy 7621; d. Kitty Netherwood 19455; Br. and Ex. Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. Produce, 2, Mary Ann Netherwood 19460; b. Sept. 17, 1902; s. Major Neth- erwood 9013; d. Kitty Netherwood 19455; Br. and Ex. "Wm. Lindsay, Plainfield, N. J. 6751. Dam, Flora ist of Bonshaw 12674; Ex. Geo. H. jNlcFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Produce, i. Flora 3d of Bonshaw 15575; b. March, 1895; s. Royal Kyle of Bon- shaw 31 19; d. Flora ist of Bonshaw 12674; Br. Robert M. Reid, Bonshaw, Scotland; Ex. Geo. H. McFadden, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Produce, 2, Flora 4th of Bonshaw 15578; b. April, 1896; s. Royal Kyle of Bonshaw 31 19; d. Flora ist of Bon- shaw 12674; Br. Robert M. Reid, Bon- shaw, Scotland; Ex. Geo. H. McFad- den, Brjm Mawr, Pa. 6752. Dam, Lily of Maple Grove 15339; Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Produce, i, Lillian of Avon 16527; b. Oct. 20, 1900; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Lily of Maple Grove 15339; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Produce, 2, May Queen of Avon 17469; b. Sept. 2, 1901; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Lily of Maple Grove 15339; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. 6695. Dam, Clara Gladys 13443; Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Produce, r, Nona of Avon 18366; b. Oct. 25, 1902; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Clara Gladys 13443; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. Produce, 2, Voca of Avon 18367; b. Oct. 25, 1902; s. Signal of Maple Grove 6826; d. Clara Gladys 13443; Br. and Ex. W. P. Schanck, Avon, N. Y. 6753. Dam, Minnie Burnside 18058; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. Produce, i, Lady Earl of Burnside 19376; b. Dec. 2. 1898; s. Harcourt of Burnside 7272; d. Minnie of Burnside 18058; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, Quebec; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newington, Conn. Produce, 2, Miss Luna of Burnside 19372; b. Jan. 28, 1898; s. Harcourt of Burnside 7272; d. Minnie of Burnside 18158; Br. R. R. Ness, Howick, Que- bec; Ex. S. M. Wells & Son, Newing- ton, Conn. . - 301 - Class 36 — Guernsey. SECTION I. Bull, three years old or over. I St 2d 3d 4th Sth 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 6760. Homestead Golden Duke 6906; b. June 21, 1900; s. Violet's Duke 4222; d. Golden Annie 13135; Br. J. C. Higgins, Delaware City, Del.; Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. 6761. Tully of Homestead 8487; b. May — , 1900; s. Vincento 5334; d. Madam Tully of Riverside 11945; Br. E. D. Watkins, Lima, N. Y.; Ex. L. V. Ax- tell, Perry, O. 6762. Safe Anchor 4654; b. July 27, 1896; s. Shut Anchor 2934; d. Daisy Pearl 5990; Br. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J.; Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. 6763. Pat Seymour 7531; Oct. 19, 1899; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Lulu Dale 841 1; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghti- coke, N. Y. Son of Safe Anchor, who won First Prize and Championship, Syracuse, N, Y., 1903, Pat Seymour was winner Pan American. 1901, and won First Prize and Champion- ship, Syracuse, 1904. 6764. Robiana's Standard 7254; b. Jan. 8, 1901; s. Wolfram 5640; d. Robiana 9182; Br. W. K. Fairbanks, Lake Geneva, Wis.; Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, Wis. 6765. Sheet Anchor's Rutila 9170; b. April 3, 1896; s. Sheet Anchor 2934; d. Rutila's Daughter 6670; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 6766. Golden Anchor 6848; b. Sept. 11, 1900; s. Rutila's Sheet Anchor 5701; d. Golden Touch 11113: Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 6767. Coralette's Son 3987; b. Nov. 17, 1894; s. Viscount 2177; d. Coralette • 5722; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. 6768. Rival of Spotswood 8839; b. April 5. 1900; s. Rival of Mount Marcher 1 164 p. s.; d. Clatford Gentle 4746; Ex. Edward Trotter Price, Broad Axe. Pa. 6769. Cock of the Walk 8116; b. July i, 1899; s. Squire of the Fields 1005 P- s.; d. Unknown; Br. H. Gaudion Guern- sey; Ex. Edward Trotter Price, Broad Axe, Pa. 6770. Prince Rosendale 4291 ; b. Aug. 20, 1895; s. Viscount 2177; d. Luke of Ros- endale 6520; Br. Chas. L. Hill, Rosen- dale, Wis.; Ex. Clayton C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. SECTION 2. Bull, two years and under three. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 6773. Major Lawton 8224; b. March 27, 1902; s. Bookkeeper 6088; d. Aline of L. Etiennerie; Br. O. J. Stoddard & Son, Busti, N. Y.; Ex. Clayton C. Tay- lor, Lawton Station, N. Y. 6774. Coronation King ist 8840; b. April 16, 1902; s. Sir Newlyn 1264; d. Butter Queen 1983; Br. Robert Alexander Guernsey; Ex. Edward Trotter Price, Broad Axe, Pa. 6775. Milford Lassie 2d Anchor 8467; b. Feb. 19, 1902; s. Strong Anchor 5849; d. Milford Lassie 2d 15257; Br. P. H. McCormick, Belair, Md.; Ex. Edward Trotter Price; Broad Axe, Pa. 6776. Golden Crest 7910; b. March 22, 1902; s. Standard 4652; d. Robiline 7618; Br. W. K. Fairbank, Lake Geneva, Wis.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. 6777. Strenuous 8216; b. Sept. 27, 1901; s. Rutila's Sheet Anchor 5701; d. Ladj^ Olive 2d 10930; Br. and Ex. H. Mc K. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 6778. Guernsey Champion 8218; b. Nov. IS, 1901; s. Island Champion 62623; d. Sheet Anchor's Honoria 9163; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 6779. Lady Fay's Safe Anchor 8898; b. April 15, 1902; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Lady Fay 6229; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. 6780. Superior of Homestead 8785; b. May IS, 1902; 8. Dewy of Riverside 5710; d. Grace of Fairview 2d 13129; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. SECTION 3- Bull, one year and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th Sth 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6783. Sleek of Homestead 9499; b. Oct. 17, 1902; s. Homestead Golden Duke 6906; d. Duke's Mousie of Homestead 13158; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perrv, Ohio. 6784. Namouna's Safe Anchor 8699; b. Sept. 28, 1902; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Namouna's Standard 13541; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. — 302 6785. Gold Anchor of Valley View 8567; b. Dec. 23, 1902; s. Pat Seymour 7531; d. Zoe Anchor 10834; Bi'- J- H. Hunter, Valley Falls, N. Y.; Ex. F. R. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. 6786. Saturn S. 8825; b. March 2, 1903; s. Robiana's Standard 7254; d. Linnie 7242; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, Wis. 6787. Florham King 8401; b. Oct. 6, 1902; 8. Rutila's Sheet Anchor 5701; d. Charmanye of the Gron 144442; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N.J. 6788. Marshal of France 9051; b. July 26, 1903; s. Rutila's Sheet Anchor 5701; d. Bonneet Belle 14455; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 6791. Justinee's Gold King 9442; b. May 16, 1903; s. Masher's Sequel 1266; d. Justinee 4054; Ex. Edward Trotter Price, Broad Axe, Pa. 6792. Prince R. of Lawton 8643; b. Nov. 29, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Duchess of Chautauqua 13384; Br. and Ex. Clayton C. Tajdor, Lawton Sta- tion, N. Y. 6793. Lawton Standard 9128; b. March 17, 1903; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Kaloolah Mary 9521; Br. and Ex. Clay- ton C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. 6794. Golden Morning 5th 8445; b. Dec. 14, 1902; s. Golden Morning 6708; d. Miss Vesta 12528; Br. C. L. Hill, Ros- endale, Wis.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. SECTION 4- Bull, under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6797. Prince Rosendale, Jr. 9214; b. Sept. 3, 1903; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Goda 12538; Br. and Ex. Clay- ton C. Taylor, Lawton Station. N. Y. 6798. Dolly's Prince 9216; b. Sept. 20, 1903; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Ilinka 2d's Dolly 7218; Br. and Ex. Clayton C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. 6799. Rival's Gold Boy 9463; b. April 12, 1904; s. Rival of Spotswood 8839; d. France 9th 16499; Br. and Ex. Edward Trotter Price, Broad Axe, Pa. 6800. Spotswood Silver King 9462; b. July 13, 1903; s. Cock of the Walk 81 16; d. Honesty 17th 15188; Br. and Ex. Edward Trotter Price, Broad Axe, Pa. '6801. Sir Hector 9122; b. Nov. 20, 1903; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Elsie Bishop 15652; Br. M. L. Welles, Rosendale, Wis.; Ex. G. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. 6802. Golden Lad of Rosendale 9121; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Gold Lined 11425; Br. C. L. Hill, Rosendale, Wis.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill, Rosendale, Wis. 6803. Bell Metal 9052; b. Sept. 13, 1903; s. Island Champion 6263; d. Belvidere 7644; Br. and Ex. H. iNIcK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 6804. Elsie's Champion 7965; b. Jan. 17, 1904; s. Island Champion 6362; d. Elsie 3d of Level Green 7965; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 6805. Prince Michael 9280; b. Oct. 25, 1903; s. Robiana's Standard 7254; d. Fesco 7619; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cun- ningham, Kansasville, Wis. 6806. Nalse Peterson 9282; b. Jan. 6, 1904; s. Robiana's Standard 7254; d. Lipaniy 14688; Br. and Ex. INI. D. Cun- ningham, Kansasville, ^\'is. 6807. Ramona's Dandy 9492; b. Sept. 18, 1903; s. Dandy Jim of ]Maple Glen 7415; d. Rosie's Ramona 13545; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. 6808. Turk of Homestead 9497; b. Sept. 2, 1903; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906; d. Homestead Favorite 10779; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell. Perry, O. 6809. St. Louis of Homestead 9498; b. March 21, 1904; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906; d. Homestead's Golden Belle 16306; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. SECTION 5- Cow, three years old or over. ist 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 6812. Golden Anne 13135; b. March 7, 1897; s. Fern wood Lily's Son 3931; d. Golden Horn's Mary 8975; Br. J. C. Higgins, Delaware Citv, Del.; Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. 6813. Meranda A. 13156; b. Oct. 21, 1897; s. Fernwood Lily's Son 3931; d. Gilded Meranda 9691; Br. J. C. Higgins, Dela- ware City, Del.; Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. 6814. Lady Wood 2d 13547; b. May 18, 1899; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Lady Wood 10296; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buck- \ey, Schaghticoke, N. Y. A daughter of Safe Anchor, winner of First Premium and Championship at Svracuse, N. Y., 1904, and dam of Mattie B, the First Prize yearling heifer at Syracuse, N. Y., 1904. 6815. Elite of Maplehurst 8452; b. March 24, 1895; s. Solomon F. 2386; d. Young Enfanta 6952; Br. J. H. Middlaugh, Belmont, N. Y.; Ex. F. B. Buckley, Valley Falls, N. Y. - 803 68i6. De Fess 11218; b. July 23, 1898; s. Linnaeus 4396; d. Fesdo 907^; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansas- ville. Wis. 6817. Gertrude Kelly 13709.; b. March 29, 1901; s. Auricules Squire 6554; d. Grayline 7493; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cun- ningham, Kansasville, Wis. 6818. Pretoria 14443; b- Jan. 12, 1898; s. Moderator 1051; d. May Lady 3d 2461; Br. O. J. Browning Guernsey; Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 6819. Itchen Beda 15627; b. Feb. 7, 1898; s. Loyal of the Hunguet 97^: d. Beda of the Prael 1797; Br. J. H. Martel, Guernsey; Ex. H. McK. Twombly, ^ladison. N. J. 6820. Belle O. K. 12944; b. Feb. 13, 1897; s. O. K. 4446; d. Belle R. 6933; Br. W. W. Parker, Albert Lea, Minn.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son. Rosendale, Wis. 6821. Miss Lilie 14270; b. March 21, 1898; s. Airdrie's Pride of Green Mound 4380; d. Little Polly 6564; Br. A. E. Pelton. Deerfield, la.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son. Rosendale. Wis. 6822. Red Rose of Sea Grove 15264; b. 1893: s. An Island Bull; d. Lady Jane; Br. John Hemon, Guernsey; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. 6823. Topsy of the Grandes Capelles 16504; b. April — , 1900; s. Ranger 1032; d. Jessie 7th 1988; Br. O. D. L. Robilliard; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. 6824. Goda 12538; b. Sept. 14, 1899; s. Banavie 3869; d. Pyra 5296; Br. C. R. King, Andalusia, Pa.: Ex^ C. C. Tay- lor, Lawton Station, N. Y. 6825. I. & L. 1 1688; b. Feb. 27, 1899; s. Dolly's Duke 3232; d. Delina 2d 6384; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Sta- tion, N. Y. 6826. Pride of Home 14447; b. Jan. 30, 1894; s. Meridian 735; d. Hopewell 1644: Br. Mrs. Le Patourel, Guernsey; Ex. J. L. Hope, ^ladison, N. J. SECTION 6. Heifer, two years and under three. 1st 2d ^d 4th ^th 6th 7th $75 $60 $50 $40 $30 HC C 6829. May Lawton 15848; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Princ* Rosendale 4291; d. May of Maole Glen 4th 7864; Br. and Ex. C. C. Tavlnr, Lawton Station, N. Y. 6830. I. & L. 3d 15847; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291: d. I. & L. 1168S: Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Law- ton Station. N. Y. 6831. Ivy Lass 17554; b. Dec. 5, 1901; s. Flying Fish 303; d. Rose of the Adams 2205; Br. H. Corbin; Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, X. Y. 6832. Countess Una 15819; b. Aug. 5, 1902; s. Count Bishop 4366; d. May Fantine 10324; Br. H. C. Hill, Rosen- dale, Wis.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. 6833. Twilight of Rosendale 14899; b. March 23, 1902; s. Standard 4652; d. Twilight Lonan 12484; Br. W. K. Fair- banks, Rosendale, Wis.', Ex. Geo. C. Hill, Rosendale, Wis. 6834. Lil of France 15745; b. Jan. 13, 1902; s. Rutila's Sheet Anchor 5701; d. Lily Des Martine ist T0929; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Aladison, N. J. 6835. Villanette 15767; b. June 25, 1902; s. Glenwood's Main Stay 6067; d. Villa Rica 2d 10922; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twotnbly, Madison, N. J. 6836. De Fess Granna 14685; b. Jan. 21, 1902; s. Grayline's Grapli 6855; d. De Fess 11218; Br. & Ex. Yl. D. Cunning- ham, Kansasville, Wis. 6837. Lipamy 14688; b. Oct. 2, 1901; s. Auricula's Squire 6554; d. Fes Lip 10621; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, W'is. 6838. Beauty B. 3d 15221; b. Sept. 10, 1904; s. Safe Anchor 4654: d. Beauty B. 5066: Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. 6839. Mable Frances 2d 15222; b. June II, 1902; s. Pat Seyniom 7531; d. Mabel Frances 13535: Br. and Ex. F. B. Buck- ley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. 6840. Elf of Homestead 17667; b. June 19, 1902; s. Violet's Duke 4222; d. Woodbourne Elf 15189; ^Br. A. Hig- gins, Wilmington, Del.; Ex. L. V. Ax- tell, Perry, O. 6841. Cora La Grande 17735; b. June 7, 1Q02: s. Le Grange Duke 6193; d. Cora WHiite 13515: Br. J. A. Beidler. Will- oughby, O.; Ex. L. V. Axtcll. Perry, O. SECTION 7- Heifer, one }-ear and under two. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $2^ $20 HC C 6844. Viola of Homestead 17668; b. Sept. 9, 1902; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906; d. Golden Anne 13135; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. 6845. Marion of Homestead 17689; b. Aug. I, 1903; s. Homestead Golden Duke 6906; d. Friezette 13127; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtcll. Perry, O. 6846. Ethel Nermann 15670; b. Sept. 8, T902; s. Ivory 3977; d. Lulu Dale 8411; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghti- coke. N. Y. • 6847. Mattie B. 15669; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Lady Word 2d - 304 - 13547; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. 6848. Fesca's Neroine 15790; b. Oct 9, 1902; s. Nero of Lone Mound 7342; d. Fesco 7619; Br. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, Wis. 6849. Venus N. 16472; b. March 2, 1902; s. Nero of Lone Mound 7342; d. De Fess 11218; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cun- ningham, Kansasville, Wis. 6850. Rose of Lanchester 15754; b. June 30, 1894; s. Rutila's Sheet Anchor 5701; d. Couleur de Rose 14456; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 6851. Comely 7th 15755; b. Sept. 29, 1902; s. Island Champion 6263; d. Comely 7642; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 6852. Emma Berenek 15882; b. Oct. 12, 1902; s. Auricula's Squire 6554; d. Rex Avis 15242; Br. H. Nicholls, Tromea- lean. Wis.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. 6853. Miss Jessie 16945; b. Aug. 6, 1903; s. Caralette's Son 3987; d. Miss Lily 14270; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. HiH & Son, Rosendale, Wis. 6854. Lady Archer 7th 17559; b. Oct. 12, 1902; s. Masher's Sequel 1206; d. Lady Archer loth 4303; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe. Pa. 6855. Lady Belindas ist 17560; b. Aug. 19, 1902; s. Governor of the Chene 1297; d. Giatana 2d 4541; Br. F. M. Le Pelley; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. 6856. Goda 2d 15846; b. Sept. 2, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Goda 12538; Br. and Ex. C. C. Tavlor, Lawton Sta- tion, N. Y. 6857. Delina of Lawton 16147; b. Dec. 4, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Delina 5th 10475: Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. SECTION 8. Heifer, under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $50 $40 $30 $25 $20 HC C 6860. Aline of Lawton 17139; b. Nov. 19, 1903; s. Prince of Rosendale 4291; d. Aline of Etiennerie 4th 5045; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. 6861. Sanla 2d 17142; b. Sept. 27, 1903; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Sanla 9816; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. 6862. Blue Bell of Norwood 17575; b. Dec. 18, 1903: s. Strong Archer 5849; d. Sweet Alice King 11873; Br. J. Lawrence McCormick, Belair, Md.; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. 6863. Golden Boll of Norwood 17490; b. Dec. 30, 1903; s. Strong Archer 5849; d. Milford's Lassie 2d 15257; Br. P. H. McCormick, Belair, Md.; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. 6864. Golden Avis 16951; b. Oct. 25, 1903; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Rex Avis 15242; Br. Chas. L. Hill, Rosen- dale, Wis.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. 6865. Tidy 3d 17246; b. Feb. 4, 1904; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Tidy 3839: Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Hill, Rosendale, Wis. 6866. Rose of York 17290; b. Nov. 16, 1903; s. May Rose King 8336; d. Coul- eur de Rose 14456; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 6867. Florham May Rose 17285; b. Oct. 14, 1903; s. May Rose King 8336; d. Florham Lassie 15741; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 6868. Princess JuHa 17230; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Robiana's Standard 7254; d. Graph's Princess 13037; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, Wis. 6869. Fes Lip's Luna 17233; b. Oct. 30, 1903; s. Robiana's Standard 7254; d. Fes Lip 10621; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cun- ningham, Kansasville, Wis. 6870. Rose Norman 17656; b. Feb. 6, 1904; s. Michael of Maple Glen 8056; d. Lulu Dale 841 1; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Valley Falls, N. Y. 6871. Mable Frances 2d 15222; b. June II, 1902; s. Pat Seymour 7531; d. Mabel Frances 13535; Br. and Ex. F. R. Buck- ley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. 6872. Magdalena of Homestead 17671; b. April 16, 1904; s. Plomestead's Gold- en Duke 6906; d. Petrel 2d 1551; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. SECTION 21. Bull, two years old or over; cow, three years or over; heifer, two years and under three; heifer, one year and un- der two, and heifer under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $125 $100 $80 $65 $55 HC C 6770. Bull: Prince Rosendale 4291; b. Aug. 20, 1895; s. Viscount 2177; d. Luke of Rosendale 6520: Br. C. L. Hill, Ros- endale, Wis.; Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Cow: Goda 12538; b. Sept. 14, 1899; s. Benavie 3569: d. Pyra 5296; Br. C. R. King, Andalusia, Pa.; Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Heifer: (i) May Lawton 15848; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Prince of Rosendale 4291; d. May of Maple Glen, 7864; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. 805 Heifer: (2)Goda 2d 15846; b. Sept. 2, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Goda 12538; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Law- ton Station, N. Y, Heifer: (3) Aline of Lawton 17139; b. Nov. 19, 1903; s. Prince of Rosen- dale 4291; d. Aline of Etiennerie 4th 5045; Br. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Sta- tion, N. Y.; Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. 6773. Bull: Major Lawton 8224; b. March 27, 1902; s. Bookkeeper 9th 6088; d. Aline of Etiennerie 5045; Br. O. J. Stoddard & Son, Busti, N. Y.; Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Cow: L & L. 1 1688; b. Feb. 27, 1899; s. Dolly's Duke 3232; d. Delina 2d 6384; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Heifer: (i) L & L. 3d 15847; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Prince of Rosendale 4291; d. L & L. 11688; Br. and Ex. C. C. Tay- lor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Heifer: (2) Delina of Lawton 16147; b. Dec. 4, 1902; s. Prince of Rosendale 4291; d. Delina 5th 10475; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Heifer: (3) Saula 2d 17142; b. Sept. 27, 1903; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Saula 9816; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. 6769. Bull: Cock of the Walk 91 16; b. July I, 1899; s. Squire of the Fields 1005; d. Unknown; Br. H. Gaudion, Guernsey; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. Cow: Topsy of the Grandes Capelles 16504; b. April, 1900; s. Ranger 1032; d. Jessie 7th 1988; Br. O. D. L. Robil- liard, Guernsey; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. Heifer: (i)Ivy Lass 17554; b. Dec. 5, 1901; s. Flying Fish 303; d. Rose of the Adams 2205; Br. H. Corbin; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. Heifer:- (2) Lady Archer 7th 17559; b. Oct. 12, 1902; s. Masher's Sequel 1266; d. Lady Archer loth 4303; Br. F. Jehan, Guernsey; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. Heifer: (3) Blue Bell of Norwood; 17575; b. Dec. 18, 1903; s. Strong Arch- er 5849; d. Sweet Alice King 11873; Br. J. L. McCormick, Belair, Md.; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. 6775. Bull: Milford Lassie 2d Anchor 8467; b. Feb. 19, 1902; s. Strong Anchor 5849; d. Milford Lassie 2d 15257; Br P. H. McCormick, Belair, Md.; Ex E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. Cow: Red Rose of Seagrove 15264; b. 1893; s. An Island Bull; d. Lady Jane; Br. John Homan, Guernsey; Ex E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. Heifer: (i) Lady Selindas rst 17560; b. Oct. 19, 1902; s. Governor of the Chene 1297; d. Gistana 2d 4541; Br. F. M. Le Pelley, Guernsey; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. Heifer: (2) Golden Bell of Norwood 17490; b. Dec. 30, 1903; s. Strong An- chor 5849; d. Milford's Lassie 2d 15257; Br. P. H. McCormick, Belair, Md.; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. Heifer: (3) 6767. Bull: Coralette's Son 3987; b. Nov. 17, 1894; s. Viscount 2177; d. Coralette 5722; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Cow: Belle O. K. 12944; b. Feb. 13, 1897; s. O. K. 4446; d. Belle R. 6933; Br. W. W. Parker, Albert Lea, Minn.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Heifer: (i) Twilight of Rosendale 14899; b. March 23, 1902; s. Standard 4652; d. Twilight Lonan 12484; Br. W. K. Fairbanks, Lake Geneva, Wis.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Heifer: (2) Emma Beranek 15882; b. Oct. 12, 1902; s. Auricula's Squire 6554; d. Rex Avis 15242; Br. W. Nicholls, Treampealean, Wis.f Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Heifer: (3) Tidy 3d 17246; b. Feb. 4, 1904; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Tidv 3839; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. 6776. Bull: Golden Crest 7910; b. March 22, 1902; s. Standard 4652; d. Robiline 7618; Br. W. K. Fairbanks. Lake Geneva, Wis.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Cow: Miss Lilie 14270; b. March 21. 1898; s. Aidrie's Pride of Green Mound 4380; d. Little Polly 6564; Br. A. E. Polton, Deerfield, la.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Cow: Countess Una 15819; b. Aug. 5. 1902; s. Count Bishop 4366; d. May Fantine 10324; Br. Chas. L. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis.: Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Heifer: (i) Miss Jessie 16945; b. Aug. 6, 1903; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Miss Lillie 14270; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Heifer: (2) Golden Avis 16951; b. Oct. 25, 1903; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Rex's Avis 15242; Br. Chas. L. Hill, Rosendale, Wis.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. 6765. Bull: Rutila's Sheet Anchor 5701 ; b. Aug. 18, 1898; s. Sheet Anchor 2934; d. Rutila's Daughter 6670; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Cow: Pretoria 14443: b. Jan. 12, 1898; s. Moderator 1051; d. May Lady 3d 2461; Br. G. J. Browning, Guernsey; Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 306 — Heifer: (i) Lily of France 15745; b. Jan. 13, 1902; s. Rutila's Sheet Anchor 5701; d. Lily des Martins ist 10929; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N.J. Heifer: (2) Rose of Lancaster 15754; b. Jan. 30, 1904; s. Rutila's Sheet An- chor 5701; d. Couleur de Rose 14456; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madi- son, N. J. Heifer: (3) Rose of York 17290; b. Nov. 16, 1903; s. May Rose King 8336; d. Couleur de Rose 14456; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 6778. Bull: Guernsey Champion 8218; b. Nov. 15, 1901; s. Imp. Island Cham- pion 6263; d. Sheet Anchor's Honoria 9163; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Cow: Itchen Beda 15627; b. Feb. 7, 1898; s. Loyal of the Hunguet 978; cl. Beda of the Preel 1797; Br. J. W. Mar- tel, Guernsey; Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Heifer: (i) Villanette 15767; b. June 25, 1902; s. Glenwood's Mainstay 6067; d. Villa Rica 2d 10922; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Heifer: (2) Comley 7th 15755; b. Sept. 29, 1902; s. Island Champion 6263; d. Comley 7642; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Heifer: (3) Florham May Rose 17285; b. Oct. 14, 1903; s. May Rose King 8336; d. Florham Lassie 15741; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 6767. Bull: Robiana's Standard 7254; b. Jan. 8, 1901 ; s. Wolfram 5640; d. Robiana 9182; Br. N. K. Fairbanks. Lake Geneva, Wis.; Ex. M. D. Cun- ningham, Kansasville, Wis. Cow: Do Tess 11218; b. July 23, 1898; s. Linnaeus 4396; d. Tesdo 9072; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansas- ville, Wis. Heifer: (l) Do Tess Granno 14685; b. Jan. 21, 1902; s. Grayline's Graph 6855; d. Do Tess 11218; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, Wis. Heifer: (2) Fesca's Neroine i579o; b. Oct. 9, 1902; s. Nero of Lone Mound 7342; d. Fesca 7619; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, Wis. Heifer: (3) Princess Julia 17230; b. Oct. 4. 1903; s. Robiana's Standard 7254; d. Graph's Princess 13037; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansas- ville, Wis. 6762. Bull: Safe Anchor 4654; b. July 27, 1896; s. Sheet Anchor 2934; d. Daisy Pearl 5990; Br. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J.; Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Cow: Elite of Maplehurst 8452; b. May 24, 1895; s. Solomon F. 2386; d. Young Eufanta 6952; Br. J. E. Mid- daugh, Valley Falls, N. Y.; Ex. F, B. Buckley, Valley Falls, N. Y. Heifer: (i) Beauty B. 3d 15221; b. Sept. 10, 1904; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Beauty B. 5066; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Heifer: (2) Ethel Norman 15670; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Evory 3977; d. Lulu Dale 841 1 ; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Heifer: (3) Rose Norman 17656; b. Feb. 6, 1904; s. Michael of Maple Glen 8056; d. Lulu Dale 841 1; Br. and Ex, F. B. Buckley, Valley Falls, N. Y. 6761. Bull: Tully of Homestead 8487; b. May, 1901; s. Vincento 5334; d. Madam Tully of Riverside 11945; Br. E. D. Watkins, Linna, N. Y.; Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. Cow: Golden Anne 13135; b. March 7, 1897; s. Fernwood Lily's Son 3931; d. Golden Horn's Mary 8975; Br. John C. Higgins, Delaware City, Del.; Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. Heifer: (i) Cora La Graude 17735; b. Jan. 7, 1902; s. Le Graude Duke 6193; d. Cora White 13515; Br. J. A. Beidler, Willoughby, O.; Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. Heifer: (2) Viola of Homestead 17668; b. Sept. 9, 1902; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906; d. Golden Anne 13135; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, Ohio. Heifer: (3) Josephine of Homestead 17670; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906; d. Meranda A. 13156; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, Ohio. SECTION 22. Bull, under two years old; two heifers, one year and under two, and two heif- ers under one year. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 CH C 6792. Bull: Prince R. of Lawton 8643; b. Nov. 29, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Duchess of Chautauqua 13384; Br. and Ex. Clayton C. Taylor, Law- ton Station, N. Y. Heifer: (i) Goda 2d 15846; b. Sept. 2, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Goda 12538; Br. and Ex. Clayton A. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Heifer: (2) Delina of Lawton 16148; b. Dec. 4, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Delina 5th 10475; Br. and Ex. Clayton A. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Heifer: (3) Aline of Lawton 17139; b. 807 - Nov. 19, 1903; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Aline of L'Etienne 4th 5045) Br. and Ex. Clayton A. Taylor, Law- ton Station, N. Y. Heifer: (4) Sanla 2d 17142; b. Sept. 27, 1903; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Sanla 9816; Br. and Ex. Clayton A. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. 6794. Bull: Golden Morning 5th 8445; b. Dec. 14, 1902; s. Golden Morning 6708; d. Miss Vesta 12528; Br. Chas. L. Hill, Rosendale, Wis.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Heifer: (i) Emma Beranek 15882; b. Oct. 12, 1902; s. Auricula's Squire 6554; d. Rex's Avis 15242; Br. W. Nicholls, Trempealean, Wis.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Heifer: (2) Miss Jessie 16945; b. Aug. 6, 1903; s. Coraletta's Son 3987; d. Miss Lilie 14270; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Heifer: (3) Tidy 3d 17246; b. Feb. 4, 1904; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Tidy 3839; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Heifer: (4) Golden Avis 16951; b. Oct. 25, 1903; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Rex's Avis 15242; Br. Chas. L. Hill, Rosendale, Wis.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. 6787. Bull: Florham King 8401; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Rutila's Sheet Anchor 5701; d. Charmonte of the Grove 14442; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N.J. Heifer; (i) Rose of Lancaster 15754; b. Jan. 30, 1894; s. Rutila's Sheet An- chor 5701; d. Couleur de Rose 14456; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madi- son, N. J. Heifer: (2) Comely 7th i575S; b. Sept. 29, 1902; s. Island Champion 6263; d. Comely 7642; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Heifer: (3) Rose of York 17290; b. Nov. 16, 1903; s. May Rose King 8336; d. Couleur de Rose 14456; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Heifer: (4) Florham May Rose 17285; b. Oct. 14, 1903; s. May Rose King 8336; d. Florham Lassie 15741; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N.J. 6786. Bull: Saturn S. 8825; b. March 2, 1903; s. Robiana's Standard 7254; d. Linnie 7242; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cun- ningham, Kansasville, Wis. Heifer: (i) Fesca's Neroine 15790; b. Oct. 9, 1902; s. Nero of Lone Mound 7342; d. Fesca 7619; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, Wis. Heifer: (2) Venus N. 16472; b. Mairch 2, 1903; s. Nero of Lone Mound 7342; d. Do Tess 11218; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, Wis. Heifer: (3) Princess Julia 17230; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Robiana's Standard 7254; d. Graph's Princess 13037; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansas- ville, Wis. Heifer: (4) Fes Lip's Luna 17233; b. Oct. 30, 1903; s. Robiana's Standard 7254; d. Fes Lip 10621; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, Wis. 6784. Bull: Namouna's Safe Anchor 8899; b. Sept. 28, 1902; s. Safe Anchor 6454; d. Nemouna's Standard 13541; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghti- coke, N. Y. Heifer: (i) Ethel Normann 15670; b. Sept. 8, 190 ; s. Evory 3977; d. Lulu Dale 841 1 ; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Heifer: (2) Mattie B. 15669; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Lady Wood 2d 13547; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Heifer: (3) Rose Norman 17656; b. Feb. 6, 1904, s. Michael of Maple Glen 8056; d. Lulu Dale 841 1; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Valley Falls, N. Y. Heifer: (4) Mabel Frances 3d 17655; b. Sept. 17, 1903; s. Dandy Jim of Maple Glen 7415; d. Mabel Frances 13535; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Valley Falls, N. Y. 6783, Bull: Sleek of Homestead 9499; b. Oct. 17, 1902; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906; d. Duke Mousie of Home- stead 13158; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. Heifer: (i) Viola of Homestead 17668; b. Sept. 9, 1902; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906; d. Golden Anne 13135; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, Ohio. Heifer: (2) Marion of Homestead 17689; b. Aug. I, 1903; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906; d. Friezette 13127; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. Heifer: (3) Josephine of Homestead 17670; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906; d. Meranda A. 13156; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, Ohio. Heifer: (4) Magdalena of Homestead 17671; b. April 16, 1904; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906; d. Petrel 2d 15511; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. 6791. Bull: Justinees Gold King 9442; b. May 16, 1903; s. Masher's Sequel 1266; d. Justinee ist 4054; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. Heifer: (i) Lady Archer 12th 17559; b. Oct. 12, 1902; s. Masher's Sequel 1266; d. Lady Archer loth 4303; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. Heifer: (2) Lady Selindas ist 17560; - 808 b. Oct. 19, 1902; s. Governor of the Chene 1297; d. Giatana 2d 4541; Br. F. M. Le Pelley; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. Heifer: (3) Blue Bell of Norwood 1757s; b. Dec. 18, 1903; s. Strong Arch- er 5849; d. Sweet Alice King 11873; Br. J. Lawrence McCormick, Belair, Md.; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. Heifer: (4) Golden Bell of Norwood 17490; b. Dec. 30, 1903; s. Strong Arch- er 5849; d. Milford's Lassie 2d 15257; Br. P. H. McCormick, Belair, Md.; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. SECTION 23. Bull, two years old or over; cow, three years or over; heifer, two 3'ears and under three; heifer, one year and under two, and heifer, under one year, females to be of exhibitor's breeding. $200. 6763. Bull: Pat Seymour 7531; b. Oct. 19, 1899; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Lulu Dale 8411; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Cow: Lady Wood 2d 13547; b. May 18, 1899; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Lady Wood 10296; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buck- ley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Heifer: (i) Beauty B. 3d 15221; b. Sept. 10, 1904; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Beauty B. 5066; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Heifer: (2) Ethel Normann 15670; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Evory 3977; d. Lulu Dale 841 1 ; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Heifer: (3) Rose Norman 17656; b. Feb. 6, 1904; s. Michael of Maple Glen 9056; d. Lulu Dale 841 1; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Valley Falls, N. Y. 6762. Bull: Safe Anchor 4654; b. July 27, 1896; s. Sheet Anchor 2934; d. Daisy Pearl 5990; Br. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J.; Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Cow: Safe Anchor's Hilma 15220; b. April 14, 1901; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Hilma 2d 5692; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buck- ley, Valley Falls, N. Y. Heifer: (i) Mabel Frances 2d 15222; b. June II, 1902; s. Pat Seymour 7531 ; d. Mabel Frances I3S35; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Heifer: (2) Mattie B. 15669; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Lady Wood 2d 13547; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Heifer: (3) Mabel Frances 3d 17655; b. Sept. 17, 1903; s. Dandy Jim of Maple Glen 7415; d. Maple Frances 13535; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Val- ley Falls, N. Y. 6764. Bull: Robiana's Standard 7254; b. Jan. 8, 1901; s. Wolfram 5640; d. Robiana 9182; Br. M. K. Fairbanks, Lake Geneva, Wis.; Ex. M. D. Cun- ningham, Kansasville, Wis. Cow: Gertrude Kelley 13709; b. March 29, 1901; s. Auricula's Squire 6554; d. Grayline 7493; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, Wis. Heifer: (i) Do Fess Granna 14685; b. June 21, 1902; s. Grayline's Graph 685s; d. Do Fess 11218; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, Wis. Heifer: (2) Fesca's Neroine 15790; b. Oct. 9, 1902; s. Nero of Lone Mound 7342; d. Fesco 7619; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, Wis. Heifer: (3) Princess Jula 17230; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Robiana's Standard 7254; d. Graph's Princess 13037; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansas- ville, Wis. 6765. Bull : Rutila's Sheet Anchor 5701 ; b. Aug. 18, 1898; s. Sheet Anchor 2934; d. Rutila's Daughter 6670; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Cow: Sheet Anchor's Rutila 9170; b. April 3, 1896; s. Sheet Anchor 2934; d. Rutila's Daughter 6670; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Heifer: (i) Lily of France, 15745; b. June 13, 1902; s. Rutila's Sheet Anchor 5701; d. Lily Des A^artins ist 10929; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madi- son, N. J. Heifer: (2) Rose of Lanchester I57S4; b. Jan. 30, 1903; s. Rutila's Sheet An- chor 5701; d. Couleur de Rose 14456; Br. and Ex. H. McK, Twombly, Madi- son, N. J. Heifer: (3) Rose of York 17290; b. Nov. 16, 1903; s. May Rose King 8336; d. Couleur cie Rose 14456; Br. & Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 6778. Bull: Guernsey Champion 8218; b. Nov. IS, 1901; s. Island Champion 6263; d. Sheet Anchor's Honoria 9163; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madi- son, N. J. Cow: Dewy Rose 16863; b. Feb. 24. 1901; s. Rutila's Sheet Anchor 570i ; d. Deanie 3d 7643; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Heifer: (i) Villanette 15767; b. June 25, 1902; s. Glenwood's Mainstay 6067; d. Villa Rica 2d 10922; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Heifer: (2) Comely 7th 15755; b. Sept. 29. 1902; s. Island Champion 6263; d. Comely 7642; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Heifer: (3) Florham May Rose 17285; b. Oct. 14. 1903: s. May Rose King 309 - 8336; d. Florham Lassie iS74i; Br. and Ex. H. McKTwombly, Madison, N. J. 6770. Bull: Prince Rosendale 4291; b. Aug. 20, 1895; s. Viscount 2177; d. Luke of Rosendale 6520; Br. Chas. C. Hill, Rosendale, Wis.; Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Cow: I. & L. 1 1688; b. Feb. 27, 1899; s. Dolly's Duke 3232; d. Delina 2d 6384; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Sta- tion, N. Y. Heifer: (i) Goda 2d 15846; b. Sept. 2, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Goda 12538; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Law- ton Station, N. Y. Heifer: (2) Delina of Lawton 16157; b. Dec. 4, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Delina 5th 10475; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Heifer: (3) Aline of Lawton 17139; b. Nov. 19, 1903; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Aline of L'Etiennerie 4th 5054; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Sta- tion, N. Y. 6773. Bull: Major Lawton 8224; b. March 22, 1902; s. Bookkeeper 9th 6088; Aline of L'Etiennerie 4th 5045; Br. O. J. Stoddard & Son, Busti, N. Y.; Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Cow: I. & L. 11688; b. Feb. 27, 1899; s. Dolly's Duke 3232; d. Delina 2d 6384; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Heifer: (i) May Lawton 15848; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. May of Maple Glen 4th 7864; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Heifer: (2) I. & L. 3d 15847; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. L & L. 1 1688; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Heifer: (3) Sanla 2d 17142; b. Sept. 27, 1903; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Sanla 9816; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. SECTION 24. Bull, under two years old; two heifers, one year and under two, and two heif- ers, under one year, females to be of exhibitor's breeding. $200. 6792. Bull: Prince R. of Lawton 8643; b. Nov. 29, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Duchess of Chautauqua 13384; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Sta- tion, N. Y. Heifer: (i) Goda 2d 15846; b. Sept. 2, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Goda 12538; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Heifer: (2) Delina of Lawton 16147; b. Dec. 4, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Delina 5th 10475; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Heifer: (3) Aline of Lawton 17139; b. Nov. 19, 1903; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Aline of L'Etiennerie 4th 5045; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Sta- tion, N. Y. Heifer: (4) Sanla 2d 17142; b. Sept. 27, 1903; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Sanla 9816; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. 6794. Bull: Golden Morning 5th 8445; b. Dec. 14, 1902; s. Golden Morning 6708; d. Miss Vista 12528; Br. Chas. C. Hill, Rosendale, Wis.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Heifer: (i) Starlight of Rosendale 16260; b. March i, 1903; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Twilight Lonan 12484; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Heifers: (2) Miss Lessie 16945; b. Aug. 1903; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Miss Lily 14270; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Heifers: (3) Tidy 3d 17246; b. Feb. 4, 1904; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Tidy 3839; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Heifers: (4) Primrose's Tricksey 16952; b. Oct. 25, 1903; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Primrose's Tricksey 7236; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Ros- endale, Wis. 6787. Bull: Florham King 8401 ; b. Oct. 6, 1902; s. Rutila's Sheet Anchor 5701; d. Charmante of the Gron 14442; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N.J. Heifer: (i) Rose of Lanchester 15754; b. Jan. 30, 1894; s. Rutila's Sheet An- chor 5701; d. Couleur de Rose 14456; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madi- son, N. J. Heifer: (2) Comely 7th 15755; b. Sept. 29, 1902; s. Island Champion 6263; d. Comely 7642; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Heifer: (3) Rose of York 17290; b. Nov. 16, 1903; s. May Rose King 8336; d. Couleur de Rose 14456; Br. & Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Heifer: (4) Florham May Rose 17285; b. Oct. 14, 1903; s. May Rose King 8336; d. Florham Lassie 15741; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 6786. Bull: Saturn S. 8825; b. March 2, 1903; s. Robiana's Standard 7254; d. Linnie 7242; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cun- ningham, Kansasville, Wis. Heifer: (i) Fesca's Neroine 15790; b. Oct. 9. 1902; s. Nero of Lone Mound 7342; d. Fesco 7619; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, Wis. - 310 — Heifer: (2) Venus N. 16472; b. March 2, 1902; s. Nero of Lone Mound 7342; d. Do Fess 11218; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, Wis. Heifer: (3) Princess Julia 17230; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Robiana's Standard 7254; d. Graph's Princess 13037; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansas- ville, Wis. Heifer: (4) Fes Lip's Luna 17233; b. Oct. 30, 1903; s. Robiana's Standard 7254: d. Fes Lip 10621 ; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, Wis. 6784. Bull: Namouna's Safe Anchor 8899; b. Sept. 28, 1902; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Namouna's Standard 13541; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghti- coke, N. Y. Heifer: (i) Ethel of Norman 15670; b. Sept. 8, 1902; s. Evory 3977; d. Lulu Dale 841 1 ; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Heifer: (2) Mattie B. 15669; b. Sept. 4, 1902; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Lady Wood 2d 13547; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Heifer: (3) Rose Norman 17656; b. Feb. 6, 1904; s. Michael of Maple Glen 8056; d. Lulu Dale 841 1; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Valley Falls, N. Y. Heifer: (4) Mabel Frances 2d 15222; b. June II, 1902; s. Pat Symom 7531; d. Mabel Frances 13535; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. 68og. Bull: St. Louis of Homestead 9498; b. March 21, 1904; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906; d. Homestead's Golden Belle 13696; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtel, Perry, O. Heifer: (i) Viola of Homestead 17668; b. Sept. 9, 1902; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906; d. Golden Anne 13135; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, Ohio. Heifer: (2) Marion of Homestead 17689; b. Aug. I. 1903; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906; d. Friezette 13127; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. Heifer: (3) Josephine of Homestead 17670; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906: d. Meranda A. 13156; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, Ohio. Heifer: (4) Magdalena of Homestead 17671; b. April 16, 1904; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906; d. Petrel 2d 15511; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. SECTION 25. Four animals of either sex, any age. Get of one sire. 1st 2d 3d 4th Sth 6th 7th $75 $65 $55 $45 $40 HC C 6768. Bull: Rival of Spotswood 8839; b. April 13, 1900; s. Rival of Mont March- er 1 164; d. Clatford Gentle 4746; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. Get: (i) Spotswood Rival 8346; b. May 7, 1902; s. Rival 1343; d. Itchen Lady 2d 15194; Br. Sir H. D. Litchborne, England; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. Get: (2) Spotswood's Rival Lady 15647; b. May 15, 1902; s. Rival 1343; d. Itchen Spot 15190; Br. Sir H. D. Lich- borne, England; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. Get: (3) Spotwood's Daisy 15648; b. July 16, 1902; s. Rival 1343; d. Itchen Daisy 2nd. 15191; Br. Sir. H. D. Lich- borne, England; Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. Get: (4) Rival's Gold Boy 9463; b. April 12, 1904; s. Rival of Spotwood 8839; d. France 9th 16499; Br. and Ex. E. T. Price, Broad Axe, Pa. 6760. Sire: Homestead's Golden Dude 6906; b. June 21, 1900; s. Violeta Duke 4222; d. Golden Anne 13135; Br. J. C. Higgins, Delaware City, Del.; Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. Get: (i) Viola of Homestead 17668; b. Sept. 9, 1902; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906; d. Golden Anne 13135; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. Get: (2) Josephine of Homestead 17670; b. Sept. 7, 1903; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906; d. Meranda A 13156; Br. & Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. Get: (3) Magdaline of Homestead 17671; b. April 16, 1904; s. Homestead's Gold- en Duke 6906; d. Petrel 2d 15511; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. Get: (4) St. Louis of Homestead 9498; b. March 21, 1904; s. Homestead's Golden Duke 6906; d. Homestead's Golden Belle 16396; Br. and Ex. L. V. Axtell, Perry, O. 6762. Sire: Safe Anchor 4654; b. July 27, 1896; s. Sheet Anchor 2934; d. Daisy Pearl 5990; Br. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J.; Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Get (i) Pat Seymour 7531; b. Oct. 19, 1899; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Lulu Dale 841 1 ; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buck- ley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Get (2) Lady Wood 2d 13547; b. May 18, 1899; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Lady Wood 10296; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buck- ley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Get: (3) Beauty B. 3rd. 15221; b. Sept. 10, 1904; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Beauty B. 5066; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. Get: (4) Safe Anchor's Hilma 15220; b. April 14, 1901; s. Safe Anchor 4654; d. Hilma 2nd. 5692; Br. and Ex. F. B. Buckley, Schaghticoke, N. Y. 6764. Sire: Robiana's Standard 7254; b. Jan. 8, 1901; s. Wolfram 5640; d. Robiana 9182: Br. W. K. Fairbank, 311 - Lake Geneva, Wis.; Ex. M. D. Cun- ningham, Kansasville, Wis. Get: (i) Saturn S. 8825; b. March 2, 1903; s. Robiana's Standard 7254; d. Linnie 7242; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cun- ningham, Kansasville, Wis. Get: (2) Prince Michael 9280; b. Oct. 25, 1903; s. Robiana's Standard 7254; d. Fesca 7619; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cun- ningham, Kansasville, Wis. Get: (3) Princess Julia 17230; b. Oct. 4, 1903; s. Robiana's Standard 7254; d. Graph's Princess 13037; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, Wis. Get: (4) Fes Lip's Luna 17233; b. Oct. 30, 1903; s. Robiana's Standard 7254; d. Fes Lip 10621; Br. and Ex. M. D. Cunningham, Kansasville, Wis. 6765. Sire: Rutila's Sheet Anchor 5701 ; b. Aug. 18, 1898; s. Sheet Anchor 2934; d. Rutila's Daughter 6670; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Get: (i) Dewy Rose 16863; b. Feb. 24, 1901; s. Rutila's Sheet Anchor S70i; d Deamie 3rd. 7643; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Get: (2) Florham Lassie 15741; b. April 30, 1901 ; s. Rutila's Sheet Anchor 5701 ; d. Lassie of Level Green 7967; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Get: (3) Lily of France 15745; b. Jan. 13, 1902; s. Rutila's Sheet Anchor 5701; d. Lily des Martin's ist 10929; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Get: (4) Queen of Song 15747; b. Feb. 8, 1902; s. Rutila's Sheet Anchor 5701; d. Leading Lady 10321; Br. and Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Madison, N. J. 6873. Sire: Island Champion 6263; s. Masher 705; d. Vranques Favorites 4th. 1923; Ex. H. McK. Twombly, Mad- ison, N. J. Get i: Minette of the Isle 10909; b. Aug. I, 1896; s. Masher 2d 858; d. Minette 8th 3359; Br. John LePage, Guernsey; Ex. H. Mc K. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Get 2: Comely 7th 15755; b. Sept. 29, 1902; s. Island Champion 6263; d. Comely 7642; Br. and Ex. H. Mc K. . Twombly, Madison, N. J. ' Get 3: I.=?land Maid 16866; b. Feb. 6, 1903; s. Island Champion 6263; d. Maid of Orleans 11122; Br. and Ex. H. Mc K. Twombly, Madison, N. J. Get 4: Guernsey Champion 8218; b. Nov. 5, 1901; s. Island Champion 6263; d. Sheet Anchor's Honoria 9163; Br. and Ex. H. Mc K. Twombl3^ Madison, N.J. 6767. Sire: Coralette's Son 3987; b. Nov. 17, 1894; s. Viscount 2177; d. Coralette 5722; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Hill, Rosendale, Wis. Get i: Miss Jessie 16945; b. Aug. 6, 1903; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Miss Lily 14270; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Get 2: Tidy 3d 17246; b. Feb. 4, 1904; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Tidy 3839; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Ros- endale, Wis. Get 3: Golden Avis 1695 1; b. Oct. 25, 1903; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Rex Avis 15242; Br. Charles L. Hill, Ros- endale, Wis.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Get 4: Primrose Tricksey 7236; b. Oct. 25, 1903: s. Coralette's Son 2987; d. Primrose Tricksej' 7236; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. 6767. Sire: Coralette's Son 3987; b. Nov. 17, 1894; s. Viscount 2177; d. Coralette 5722; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Get i: Starlight of Rosendale 16260; b. March i, 1903; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Twilight Lonan; Br. and Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Get 2: Sir Hector 9122; b. Nov. 20, 1903; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Elsie Bishop 15652; Br. M. L. Wells, Rosen- dale, Wis.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. Get 3: Cornova 9285; b. Oct. 8, 1903; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Kanova 14237; Br. Chas. L. Hill, Rosendale, Wis.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosen- dale, Wis. Get 4: Golden Lad of Rosendale 9121; b. Nov. 9, 1903; s. Coralette's Son 3987; d. Gold Lined 11425; Br. Chas. L. Hill, Rosendale, Wis.; Ex. Geo. C. Hill & Son, Rosendale, Wis. 6770. Sire: Prince Rosendale 4291; b. Aug. 20, 1895; s. Viscount 2177; d. Luke of Rosendale 6520; Br. Chas. L. Hill, Rosendale, Wis.; Ex. C. C. Tay- lor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Get i: Goda 2d 15846; b. Sept. 2, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Goda 12538; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Get 2: Delina of Lawton 16147; b. Dec. 4, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Delina 5th 10475; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. Get 3: Prince R. of Lawton 8643; b. Nov. 29, 1902; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Duchess of Chautauqua 13384; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Sta- tion, N. Y. Get 4: Lawton Standard 9128; b. March 17, 1903; s. Prince Rosendale 4291; d. Kaloolah Mary 9521; Br. and Ex. C. C. Taylor, Lawton Station, N. Y. 6770. Sire: Prince Rosendale 4291; b. Aug. 20, 1895; s. Viscount 2177; 73', Br. and Ex. Frank R. Sanders, Laconia, N. H. Female 4: Maid's Rose 1163; b. Feb. 1, 1904; s. David 2d 442; d. Maid of Warwick 2d 788; Br. and Ex. Frank R. Sanders, Laconia, N. H. SECTION 14. Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire. Diploma. 6890. Sire: David Harum 393; b. Sept. 30, 1899; s. Claudius 324; d. Trilby 705; Br. Frank R. Sanders, Laconia, N. H.; Ex. J. W. Swab, Findlay, O. Get i: Auten 495; b. Oct. 25, 1902; s. David Harum 393; d. Little Dale 920; Br. and Ex. J. W. Swab, Findlay, O. Get 2: Bessie S. 1062; b. Nov. 19, 1902; s. David Harum 393; d. Gladie 804; Br. and Ex. J. W. Swab, Findlay, O. Get 3: Hazel S 1061; b. Nov. 5, 1902; s. David Harum 393; d. Bunnie 977; Br. and Ex. J. W. Swab, Findlay, O. Get 4: Nora Grace 1142; b. Sept. 18, 1903; s. David Harum 393; d. Cantal- la 683; Br. and Ex. J. W. Swab, Find- lay, O. 6891. Sire: Sutton 379; b. April 25, 1899; s. Sutton Boy 326; d. Bessie M. 797; Br. S. F. Marsh, Sutton, Mass.; Ex. F. R. Sanders, Laconia, N H. Get i: Sophia's Pride 1015; b. Oct. 24, 1901; s. Sutton 379; d. Sophia 673; Br. and Ex. F. R. Sanders, Laconia, N. H. Get 2: Sophia's Daisy 1086; b. April 12, 1903; s. Sutton 579; d. Sophia 673; Br. and Ex. F. R. Sanders, Laconia, N. H. Get 3: Maid's Butter Cup 1056; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. Sutton 379; d. Maid of Warwick 2d 788; Br. and Ex. F. R. Sanders, Laconia, N. H. Get 4: Silver Sheen 1145; b. Oct. i, 1903; s. Sutton 379; d. Bulahfield 712; Br. and Ex. F. R. Sanders, Laconia, N. H. SECTION IS. Two animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow. Diploma. 6912. Dam: Sophia 682; Ex. Frank R. Sanders, Laconia, N. H. Produce i: Sophia's Daisy 1086; b. April 12, 1903; s. Sutton 379; d. Sophia 673; Br. and Ex. Frank R. Sanders, Laconia, N. H. Produce 2: Sophia's Pride 1015; b. Oct. 24, 1901; s. Sutton 379; d. Sophia 673; Br. and Ex. Frank R. Sanders, Laconia, N. H. 6913. Dam: Maid of Warwick 2d 688; Br. and Ex. Frank R. Sanders, La- conia, N. H. Produce i: Maid's Rose 1163; b. Feb. I, 1904; s. David 2d 442; d. Maid of Warwick 2d 788; Br. and Ex. Frank R. Sanders, Laconia, N. H. Produce 2: Maid's Butter Cup; b. Jan. 5, 1903; s. Sutton 379; d. Maid of Warwick 788; Br. and Ex. Frank R. Sanders, Laconia, N. H. 6800. Dam: Gladie 804; b. Aug. 31, 1897; s. Chief Byron 219; d. Josie Monroe 642; Br. and Ex. J. W. Swab, Findlay, O. Produce i: Fannie B. 1017; b. Jan. 2, 1902; s. Jasper Newton 425; d. Gladie 804; Br. and Ex. J. W. Swab, Findlay, O. Produce 2: Bessie S. 1062; b. Nov. 19, 1902; s. David Harum 393: d. Gladie 804; Br. and Ex. J. W. Swab, Findlay, O. Class 42 — Highland, SECTION I. Herd of Highland Cattle, not less than five head, consisting of bull and four females, any age. 1st 2d 3d $200 $150 $100 6915. Bull: Sir Andrew 1742; b. Jan. 26, 1900; s. Laoich 1260; d. Rosa Buidhe 4253; Br. Earl of Southesk, K. T. Kinnaird, Castle Brechin; Ex. Warner M. Van Norden, Rye, N. Y. Cow: Agnes Buidhe of Duntulm 5809; b. Jan., 1893; s. Skeabost 1054; d. Mari Buidhe 5102; Br. John Mac- donald, Duntulm, Isle of Skye; Ex. Warner M. Van Norden, Rye, N. Y. Cow: Madam Janet 5287; b. Jan. 19, 1900; s. Laoich 1260; d. Guanach Ria- bhch XII 4282; Br. Earl of Southesk, K. T., Kinnaird, Castle of Brechin; Ex. Warner M. Van Norden, Rye, N. Y. Cow: Lady Percy 4821; b. April 9, 1899; s. Ceatharnach Buidhe 719; d. Bhensach Odhar 1806; Br. Earl of Southesk, K. T., Kinnaird, Castle of Brechin; Ex. Warner M. Van Norden, Rye, N. Y. Heifer: Kitty Og; b. Dec. 27, 1902; - 316 — s. Maraiche Ruadh 1721; d. Agnes Buidhe 5809; Br. and Ex. Warner M. Van Norden, Rye, N. Y. 6916. Bull: Uig of Overly; b. March 30| 1903; s. Den Dianablug 1467; d. Marie Ruadh of Duntulm 5817; Br. and Ex. W. M. Van Norden, Rye, N. Y. Cow: Prosaig of Duntulm 5821; o. Jan., 1900; s. Broc Ruadh 1198; d. Do- sach of Moyhall 3689; Br. and Ex. W. M. Van Norden, Rye, N. Y. Heifer: Prosaig's Lady; b. Jan., 1904; s. Sir Andrew 1742; d. Prosaig of i)iin tulm 5821; Br. and Ex. W. M. Van Norden, Rye, N. Y. Heifer: Marie of Overly; b. Feb. 14, 1904; s. Sir Andrew 1742; d. Ahirie Ruadh of Duntulm 5817; Br. and Rx, W. M. Van Norden, Rye, N. Y. Cow: Marie Ruadh 5817; b. Jan., 1900; s. Broc Ruadh 1198; d. Liley Ruadh 1 150; Br. John Macdonald, Duntulm, Isle of Skye, Scotland; Ex. W. M. Van Norden, Rye, N. Y. Class 42A — Kerry. SECTION I. Herd of Kerry cattle, not less than five head, consisting of bull and four fe- males, any age. 1st 2d . 3d $200 $150 $100 6917. Bull: Cairnsmuir Blackamoor; Br. G. M. Carnochan, Riverdale on Hudson, New York City. Cow: La Mancha Evening Star; Ex. G. M. Carnochan, Riverdale on Hud- son, New York City. Cow: La Mancha Coronet; Ex. G. M. Carnochan, Riverdale on Hudson, New York City. Cow: La Mancha Springtime; Ex. G. M. Carnochan, Riverdale on Hudson, New York City. Heifer: Cairnsmuir Blackgirl; Ex. G. M. Carnochan, Riverdale on Hudson, New York City. Class 44- — Oxen SECTION I. Pair of Oxen, weight, similarity, sym- metry and training for utility consid- ered. 1st 2d 3d 4th 5th $100 $90 $85 $75 $70 6917. Pair of Oxen; Ex. Stephen and Forrest Roddy, Centralia, Mo. - 317t- \