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RULES AND REGULATIONS.

(FINAL.)

DP AR MENT OD niVE STOCK.

The exhibition of Live Stock will open August 22, and close November

12, 1904, and include the following Divisions:

Division A—Horses, Asses and Mules.

ee B—Cattle.

“ C—Sheep.

ae D—Swine.
E—Poultry, Pigeons and Pet Stock.
F—Dogs and Cats.
G—Southern Breeding Cattle
H—Carload Lots of Cattle.

Davin R. FRANCIS, Wo. H. THompson, WALTER B. STEVENS,
PRESIDENT. TREASURER. . SECRETARY.

LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION
WORLD’S FAIR, ST. LOUIS

19go4

FREDERICK J. V. Sxirr, Director of Exhibits

PauL Brown, Chairman of Committee on Agriculture

DEPARTMENT OF LIVE STOCK

CHARLES F. Mixts, Chief of Department
F. D. Cospurn, Honorary Chief of Department
Frep H. Rankin, Secretary

Mnnouncement

HE UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION 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 equaled 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 liberality 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 asso-
ciations of breeders, makes possible and assures in each class a pre-
sentation 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 advancement
and resetting of breeding, feeding and Exposition standards far sur-
passing any heretofore attained, is the earnest conviction of those
who have wrought its plans and provided the ways and means for its

making. ° CHARLES F. MILLS,
Chief of Department of Live Stock.

F. D. COBURN,
Honorary Chief of Department of Live Stock.

Approved: Confirmed:
FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, DAVID R. FRANCIS,
Director of Exhibits. Pres. of Louisiana Purchase Exposition,

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RULES AND REGULATIONS.

ENTRIES.

1. Every animal and fowl must be entered in the name of its owner as the
exhibitor, and the application for entry must be signed by him. All entries are
expected to be and are understood as made upon the basis of and in compliance
with the rules, regulations, classification and information contained in this the
revised and final Prize-List, which supersedes any preliminary or other List pub-
lished previously.

2. Firms and copartnerships entering animals for competition must in all
cases be bona fide and the names of the members of the firm and date of copartner-
ship should be given at time of filing entries.

3. Entries on prescribed forms for the several Divisions must be filed with
the Chief of the Department of Live Stock on or before the dates upon which
entries will close, as follows:

Division A—Horses, Asses and Mules, July 16, 1904.
‘ B—Cattle, July 23, 1904.
s C—Sheep, August 15, 1904.
= D—Swine, August 15, 1904.
- E—Poultry, Pigeons and Pet Stock, September 10, 1904.
§ F—Dogs and Cats, September 10, 1904.
es G—Southern Breeding Cattle, Monday, October 1, 1904.
od H—Carload Lots of Cattle, Monday, October 1, 1904.

4. In Divisions A, B, C and D exhibitors will be restricted to the entry and
exhibition of not more than two animals in each Section.

5. Application for each entry must give the name and address of the exhibitor,
name and record number of the animal, the Division, Class and Section in which
it is to be exhibited, and if a pure-bred be accompanied by the official Certificate
of Registry, signed by the Secretary of the Association publishing a Register
therefor.

6. The domestic and foreign books of record of pedigrees, as approved by
the Secretary of the United States Department of Agriculture, will be recognized
as authority in matters of registration, with such exceptions as may be herein-
after indicated for each Division.

7. The same animal can be entered for competition in a section for age, as
a part of a herd, the get of a sire and produce of dam, and will be entered by
the Chief for Championship Prize if awarded a First-Prize. No breeding animal
will be entered in more than one class as of more than one breed. Fat animals
will be entered in their class and in classes in which breeds and grades compete
by ages.

8. In Classes for Fat Stock or for breeds of which there are no established
pedigree records evidence of breeding satisfactory to the Chief of the Department
of Live Stock must be supplied at time of making entry.

9. For use of the press and in the final report of the Exposition all exhibitors
are urged to furnish to the Chief of the Department, at the time of making entry,
two unmounted cabinet-size photographs of each animal entered.

10. Applications for entry of Herds, Get or Produce must give the registry
names and numbers of each animal composing such Herds, Get or Produce.

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11. Applications for the entry of animals from foreign countries owned by
non-residents, in addition to the requirements provided for in these rules must
have the official approval of the Chairman of the Commission appointed to repre-
sent the country from which such animals come to the Louisiana Purchase Expo-
sition, provided such animals are sent by and exhibited under the auspices of
the government of the country from which they come.

12. Animals owned by State and public institutions will be permitted to com-
pete only with similar exhibits from like institutions.

VETERINARY INSPECTION.

1. The Louisiana Purchase Exposition will appoint a Veterinary Surgeon for
the Department of Live Stock, and such assistants as may be necessary.

2. All animals before admission to the Exposition grounds will be examined
and must pass a satisfactcry veterinary inspection, as a safeguard against infec-
tious or contagious diseases.

3. The Veterinary Surgeon of the Department shall make daily inspection oi
the grounds, stables, stalls and pens and make each morning a report in writing
to the Chief of the Department concerning the health of animals on exhibition, the
condition of the grounds, stables, stalls and pens, and any other matters pertaining
to the sanitary condition of the Department.

4. Exhibitors will promptly report in writing to the Chief of the Department
and the Veterinary Surgeon any symptom of disease in their respective exhibits.

5. In case of the sickness or injury of any animal while on exhibition it shall
be removed upon the order of the Chief of the Department from the Exposition
grounds, or to a separate enclosure, where the exhibitor may direct the treatment
of the animal.

6. If the Veterinary Surgeon of the Department of Live Stock, or another, is
employed to treat a sick or injured animal the exhibitor shall pay such Veterinary
Surgeon a reasonable charge for his services, and other necessary expenses in-
curred.

7. In case of doubt or protest as to the age of an animal in competition an
examination shall be made by the Veterinary Surgeon, and should his report be
that the age has not been correctly stated, or should any evidence submitted as
to the animal’s age be found unsatisfactory, said animal shall be barred from com-
petition.

QUARANTINE.

1. All animals from foreign countries will be subject to the quarantine regu-
lations of the United States Department of Agriculture published herewith in this
Prize-List.

2. No animals will be admitted to the Exposition grounds from districts of the
United States from which shipment of such animals on account of infectious or
contagious diseases is prohibited by the regulations of the United States Depart-
ment of Agriculture or the regulations of the State of Missouri in force during
the period of the Exposition.

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3. In case of outbreak of any contagious or infectious diseases among any
class of domestic animals, making it advisable for the public safety that such stock
shall not be exhibited at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, the Chief of the De-
partment of Live Stock will have authority to withdraw the offer of prizes therefor.

4. Animals known to be affected by or as having been exposed to any con-
tagious disease within thirty days next prior to August 20, 1904, will not be admitted
to the Exposition grounds.

REGULATIONS FOR ADMISSION INTO THE UNITED STATES OF LIVE STOCK
FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

The following rules (Circular No. 60, May 17, 1901) have been promulgated by
the Secretary of the Treasury as to the entry of animals imported for exhibition
at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St. Louis, Missouri:

I. Entry will be made at the custom-house according to the forms prescribed.

Il. DESCRIPTION OF ANIMALS.—Accompanying the prescribed invoice,
there will be filed with the surveyor such a description of each animal by
distinguishing marks and characteristics as shall serve to identify the same when
withdrawn from the Exposition for sale or export.

Ill. WHEN MADE IN ADVANCE.—In order to avoid any risk from delay,
entry of such animals may be made and completed in advance of the arrival of the
vessel of importation, except that the permit will be withheld by the collector for
delivery to the importer or his agent on the announcement of such arrival.

IV. GOVERNMENT NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR SAFETY OF ANIMALS.—The
Government will not be responsible for the security or safe-keeping of such
animals. The transfer to the transportation line will be made under the supervision
of the collector at the port of arrival.

V. On arrival at the Exposition, the animals will be subject to such disposition
as may be agreed upon between the authorities of the exposition and the Surveyor
of Customs.

VI. WITHDRAWAL OF ANIMALS.—So far as applicable, the above general
regulations under the act will govern importations of such animals, and at the close
of the Exposition imported animals on exhibition may be withdrawn for consump-
tion, transportation in bond, or exportation, under articles 12 and 138 of these
regulations, but animals not so withdrawn will be sold at auction, and the proceeds,
after deducting duties and charges, will be held subject to the order of the owner
or importer.

VII. The regulations of the Department of Agriculture of December 28th,
1899, promulgated by the Department of the Treasury on February 16th, 1900,
(Treasury Department Order No. 22014) will govern generally as to the importa-
tion of neat cattle, sheep and other ruminants, and swine, except that the require-
ment of tuberculin test, and the quarantine of one week required for cattle im-
ported from Canada which are not provided with a certificate of tuberculin test,
will be waived. Should such cattle be sold and remain in the United States at the
close of the Exposition, a tuberculin test will be required before they are released.

VIII. APPLICATION.—Any person contemplating the exhibition at the Louis-
iana Purchase Exposition of neat cattle of Canadian origin must make application
to the Secretary of Agriculture for a permit to import animals for that purpose.
Said application must give the number of animals and a description of each, cover-
ing breed, registration number, and state at which of the ports hereinafter named
said animals are to be imported, and the names of the railroads by which and
over which said animals are to be transported to the city of St. Louis. Said applica-

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tion must be accompanied by a certificate from a veterinary inspector of the
Dominion of Canada where said cattle are located, affirming that no contagious
pleuro-pneumonia, foot-and-mouth disease, or rinderpest has existed in said district
for the past year; also that the cattle have been examined by said veterinarian and
are free from contagious diseases, including tuberculosis.

IX. PERMITS.—The Secretary of Agriculture, upon receiving an application
as above provided, will issue a permit for the importation of neat cattle of Canadian
origin to be exhibited at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, and excepting said
cattle from the quarantine of seven days (see Bureau of Animal Industry, Order
No. 109), upon condition that these regulations are strictly complied with.

X. CATTLE MUST BE SHIPPED ON DISINFECTED CARS.—The said cattle
must be loaded at point of shipment into clean and disinfected cars for transport
to the United States, and a certificate from the railroad agent must accompany
said cars showing that the same were duly cleaned and disinfected in the manner
prescribed by the regulations of the United States Department of Agriculture.

XI. CATTLE TO HAVE PROPER FOOD, WATER, SPACE AND REST.—AIl
Canadian cattle entering the United States for exhibition at the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition must be loaded and shipped in cars in which they can have
proper food, water, space, and opportunity to rest; said cattle are not to be un-
loaded until they reach the Exposition grounds at St. Louis, but can not be so
shipped under the immediate-transportation act.

XII. QUARANTINE STATION.—AII cattle coming under the provisions of
these regulations must be entered at designated quarantine stations, and on their
arrival at either of said ports the inspector of the Bureau of Animal Industry at
said port will countersign the permit herein provided for and allow the cattle,
if free from disease, to proceed to St. Louis, subject to a veterinary inspection at
that point.

XIII. WILD ANIMALS AND BIRDS.—The importation of wild animals and
birds for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, under the act of May 25th, 1900, should
be governed by the regulations of the Department of June 28th, 1900 (Treasury
Department Order No. 22316).

ADMISSION OF CANADIAN ANIMALS.

The following special order (Bureau of Animal Industry No. 104) dated March
9th, 1903, providing for the importation of Canadian animals for exhibition at the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St. Louis, Mo., has been issued by the Secretary
of the United States Department of Agriculture for the guidance of collectors and
other officers of the customs, viz:

“Tt is hereby ordered, That Canadian animals, including horses, cattle, sheep,
goats, and swine, may be imported into the United States for exhibition at the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition, provided they are accompanied by a certificate of a
Canadian official veterinarian stating that such animals are free from any contagious
or infectious diseases, and have not been exposed to the contagion of such diseases
affecting each particular species for a period of three months preceding the date
of shipment. All such animals must be loaded at point of shipment in Canada into
clean and disinfected cars for transportation to the United States, and a certificate
from the railroad agent must accompany said cars showing that they were duly
cleaned and disinfected in the manner prescribed in the regulations of this Depart-
ment. Such animals must be entered at one of the designated animal quarantine
stations, (principal stations at St. Albans, Vt., Buffalo, N. Y., Detroit, Mich., and
Port Huron, Mich.) and on their arrival the inspector of the Bureau of Animal
Industry at said station will countersign the official veterinary certificate (or
permit in the case of cattle) herein provided for and allow the animals, if found

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free from disease, to proceed to St. Louis, subject to veterinary inspection at that
point. All such Canadian animals must be loaded and shipped in cars in which
they can and do have proper food, water, space, and opportunity to rest, and must
not be unloaded in any public stock yards or other point until they reach the Exposi-
tion grounds at St. Louis.

“Any person contemplating the importation of neat cattle from Canada must
make application to this Department for a permit to import the cattle for that pur-
pose; said application must give the number of cattle and a description of each,
covering breed, registration number, and state at what point the cattle are to be
imported, the names of the railroads by which and over which said cattle are to
be transported to the city of St. Louis. This application must be accompanied
by a certificate from a Canadian official veterinarian stating that no contagious
disease affecting cattle, excepting tuberculosis and actinomycosis, has existed in
the district in which such cattle have been kept for the past year, and that the
cattle have been examined by him and are free from contagious diseases.

“The cattle of Canadian origin which are not sold to remain in the United
States must be immediately returned to Canada at the close of the Exposition.
All such cattle that are to remain in the United States must be tested with
tuberculin by an inspector of the Bureau of Animal Industry, and will not be
allowed shipment to destination in the United States unless such test shows them
to be free from tuberculosis.”

(Signed.) JAMES WILSON,
Secretary.

ADMISSION OF ANIMALS OTHER THAN CANADIAN.

The following special order (Bureau of Animal Industry Order No. 105), dated
March 9, 1903, providing for the importation of animals (other than Canadian) for
exhibition at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, Mo., has been issued by
the Secretary of the United States Department of Agriculture for the guidance of
collectors and other officers of the customs, viz:

“It is hereby ordered, That horses from Great Britain and the Continent of
Europe may be imported into the United States for exhibition at the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition, provided they pass a veterinary inspection by an inspector
of the Bureau of Animal Industry at the port of entry.

“Tt is further ordered, That the quarantine period for cattle imported for this
Exposition from Great Britain, Ireland and the Channel Islands shall be sixty
days counting from the date of shipment. The period of quarantine for sheep,
other ruminants, and swine, shipped from the above countries, shall be fifteen days,
counting from the date of arrival at the port of entry.

“Any person contemplating the importation of cattle, sheep, and other rumi-
nants and swine, for exhibition at this Exposition must make application to this
Department for a permit to import and quarantine said animals for that purpose.
This application must state the number and kind of animals to be imported, the
port from which shipped, and the probable date of shipment, and must further
state the port at which said animals are to be landed and quarantined, and the
approximate date of their arrival. United States consuls will not give clearance
papers or certificates for the shipment of animals from their districts unless the
importer presents a duly signed permit, issued by this Department covering the
shipment. '

“The regulations of this Department (Bureau of Animal Industry Order No.
109, dated April 10, 1903, superseding Bureau of Animal Industry Order No. 56),
dated December 28, 1899, will govern generally the care and supervision of
such animals in their shipment from the port of entry to the animal quarantine
station, and after arrival at such station. The certificates of health provided for in
the above regulations will also be required for animals imported for this Exposition.

“All cattle covered by the provisions of this order may be imported without a
tuberculin test, provided that after the expiration of the quarantine period they

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are shipped direct from the animal quarantine station to the Exposition grounds
without unloading in any public stock yards or other point en route. After the
close of the Exposition, however, if such cattle are to remain in the United States
they must be tested with tuberculin by an inspector of the Bureau of Animal
Industry and will not be allowed shipment to destination in the United States
unless such test shows them to be free from tuberculosis.”
(Signed.) JAMES WILSON,
Secretary.

INSPECTION AND QUARANTINE OF LIVING ANIMALS.

The regulations of the United States Department of Agriculture for the inspec-
tion and quarantine of horses, neat cattle, sheep, and other ruminants, and swine
imported into the United States are in part as follows: (Bureau of Animal
Industry Order No. 109, superseding Bureau of Animal Industry Order No. 56), viz.:

HORSES.

All horses imported into the United States from any part of the world, except
as otherwise provided fcr the countries of North America, shall be required to
pass a veterinary inspection at the port of entry by an inspector of the Bureau of
Animal Industry. Such inspector shall not allow the landing of any hay, straw
or forage which accompany shipments of horses originating in any country on
the Continent of Europe. In case the inspector finds horses to be affected with
any contagious disease, he shall isolate them and immediately report to the Chief
of the Bureau of Animal Industry, who may refuse the landing of horses affected
with such diseases.

CATTLE, SHEEP, AND OTHER RUMINANTS.

All cattle, sheep and other ruminants imported into the United States from
ary part of the world except as hereinafter provided for the countries of North
America shall be accompanied with a certificate from the local authority of the
district in which said animals have been for one year next preceding the date of
shipment, stating that no contagious pleuro-pneumonia, foot-and-mouth disease,
anthrax, rinderpest, or any other disease contagious to cattle has existed in said
district for the past year.

SWINE.

All swine imported into the United States from any part of the world, except
as otherwise provided for the countries of North America, shall be accompanied
with a certificate similar to the one required for cattle, sheep, and other ruminants,
relating to the existence of foot-and-mouth disease, hog cholera, swine plague, and
erysipelas.

CERTIFICATE AND AFFIDAVIT OF GWNER AND IMPORTER.

All such animals shall also be accompanied with an affidavit by the owner,
stating that said animals have been in the district where purchased for one year
next preceding date of sale, and that no contagious disease affecting the species
of animals imported has existed among them nor among any animals of the kind
with which they have come in contact, for one year last past, and that no inocula-
tion has been practiced among said animals for the past two years. Also by an
affidavit from the importer or his agent supervising the shipment stating that they
have not passed through any district infected with contagious diseases affecting
said kind of animals; that they have not been exposed in any possible manner to the
contagion of any of said contagious diseases, and that the animals, when not
driven, have been shipped in clean and disinfected cars and vessels direct from
the farm where purchased.

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The foregoing certificate and affidavits must accompany said animals and be
presented to the collector of customs at the port of entry and by him be delivered
to the inspector of the Bureau of Animal Industry stationed at said port, to allow
them to be imported into the United States.

ANIMALS.

The word “animals” when used in these regulations refers to and includes all
or any of the following kinds: Horses, asses and mules; neat cattle, sheep and
other ruminants; and swine. Under the word “horses” will be included asses and
mules; and under the word “sheep” will be included all ruminants except cattle.

DISEASES.

The words “contagious diseases” when used in these regulations includes and
applies to all or any of the following diseases: Glanders and farcy, maladie du
coit, distemper or strangles, anthrax, contagious pleuro-pneumonia, Texas or
splenic fever, tuberculosis, actinomycosis, foot-and-mouth disease, rinderpest,
variola, foot-rot, scab, hog cholera, swine plague and erysipelas.

PERMITS FOR IMPORT ANIMALS.

Any person contemplating the importation of animals other than horses from
any part of the world, except the countries of North and Central America, must
first obtain from the Secretary of Agriculture two permits, one stating the number
and kind of animals to be imported, the port and probable date of shipment, which
entitle them to clearance papers on presentation to the American consul at said
port of shipment; the other, stating the port at which said animals are to be
landed and quarantined, and the approximate date of their arrival, and this will
assure the reception of the number and kind specified therein at the port and
quarantine station named, at the date prescribed for the arrival, or at any time
during three weeks immediately following, after which the permit will be void.
These permits shall in no case be available at any port other than the one men-
tioned therein. Permits must be in the name of the owner of, or agent for, any
one lot of animals. A quarantine release will be given each owner for the number
and kind of animals belonging to him which are discharged from quarantine, and
this release will be a certificate of fulfillment of quarantine regulations. In case
an importation of animals is owned by more than one person, a release will be
issued to each owner covering the animals which belong to him. Permits will
be issued to quarantine at such ports as the importer may elect, so far as facilities
exist at such port, but in no case will permits for importation at any port be
granted in excess of the accommodations of the Government quarantine station at
such port. United States consuls should give clearance papers or certificates for
animals from their districts intended for exportation to the United States only
upon presentation of permits as above provided, with dates of probable arrival
and destination corresponding with said permits, and in no case for a number in
excess of that mentioned therein. When such shipments originate in the interior
of a foreign country, these permits should be submitted to the consul of that
district and through the forwarding agent to the consul at the port of embarkation.

TARIFF DUTIES ON IMPORTED ANIMALS.
For the information of foreign exhibitors the following extracts from the

tariff act of July 24, 1897, as amended by the act approved March 38, 1903, regard-
ing the importation of live-stock are given.

Section 218. Cattle, if less than one year old, two dollars per head; all other
eattle if valued at not more than fourteen dollars per head, three dollars and
seventy-five cents per head; if valued at more than fourteen dollars per head,
twenty-seven and one-half per centum ad valorem.

Section 219. Swine, one dollar and fifty cents per head.

Section 220. Horses and mules, valued at one hundred and fifty dollars or
less per head, thirty dollars per head; if valued at over one hundred and fifty
dollars, twenty-five per centum ad valorem.

Section 221. Sheep, one year old or over, one dollar and fifty cents per head;
less than one year old, seventy-five cents per head.

Section 222. All other live animals, not specially provided for in this Act,
twenty per centum ad valorem.

Section 278. Poultry, live, three cents per pound.

Section 473. Any animal imported by a citizen of the United States especially
for breeding purposes shall be admitted free, whether intended to be so used by the
importer himself or for sale for such purpose: Provided, That no such animal
shall be admitted free unless pure-bred of a recognized breed, and duly registered
in the books of record established for that breed: And provided further, That certifi-
cate of such record and of the pedigree of such animal shall be produced and
submitted to the customs officer, duly authenticated by the proper custodian of
such book of record, together with the affidavit of the owner, agent or importer
that such animal is the identical animal described in said certificate of record and
pedigree: And provided further, That the Secretary of Agriculture shall determine
and certify to the Secretary of the Treasury what are recognized breeds and pure-
bred animals under the provisions of this paragraph. The Secretary of the
Treasury may prescribe such additional regulations as may be required for the
strict enforcement of this provision. Cattle, horses, sheep or other domestic
animals straying across the boundary line into any foreign country, or driven
across such boundary line by the owner for temporary pasturage purposes only,
together with their offspring, may be brought back to the United States within
six months free of duty, under regulations to be prescribed by the Secretary
of the Treasury: And provided further, That the provisions of this Act shall
apply to all such animals as have been imported and are in quarantine, or other-
wise in the custody of customs or other officers of the United States, at the date
of the passage of this Act.

Section 474. Animals brought into the United States temporarily for a period
not exceeding six months, for the purpose of exhibition or competition for prizes
offered by any agricultural or racing association (shall be admitted free); but a
bond shall be given in accordance with regulations prescribed by the Secretary of
the Treasury; also teams of animals, including their harness and tackle and the
wagons or other vehicles actually owned by persons emigrating from foreign
countries to the United States with their families, and in actual use for the purpose
of such emigration under such regulations as the Secretary of the Treasury may
prescribe; and wild animals intended for exhibition in zoological collections for
scientific and educational purposes, and not for sale or profit.

Section 494. Birds and land and water fowls, free of duty.

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SHIPMENT OF EXHIBITS.

1. The Exposition Grounds will be open for the reception of Live Stock on
the following dates, viz:

Division A—Horses, Ponies, Jacks, Jennets and Mules, Thursday, August 18, 1904.
B—Cattle, Thursday, September 8, 1904.

C—Sheep and Goats and D—Swine, Thursday, September 29, 1904.

4 E—Poultry, Pigeons and Pet Stock, Friday, October 21, 1904.

a F—Dogs and Cats, Saturday, October 22, 1904.

of G—Southern Breeding Cattle, Thursday, November 3, 1904.
H—Carload Lots of Cattle, Thursday, November 3, 1904.

2. All Live Stock for exhibition owned and located in the United States out.
side of the quarantine district should be billed in the name of the exhibitor or
his agent as “Exhibits for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, Mo.”

8. All Live Stock for exhibition owned in the United States and located in
the quarantine districts of the United States as well as foreign exhibits of Live
Stock, will be subject to the regulations of the United States Department of
Agriculture, and the Treasury Department, as published elsewhere in this Prize-
List, and such stock will be shipped pursuant to such regulations.

4. Freight on Live Stock should be prepaid to the Louisiana Purchase Exposi-
tion Grounds, St. Louis, Mo., and advice of route of shipment, time of arrival, etc.,
sent by wire to the Chief of the Department of Live Stock in ample time to have
the stables made ready for the stock on arrival.

5. Duplicate way-bill of Live Stock should be mailed by each exhibitor to
the Chief of the Department of Live Stock from starting point prior to departure.
The duplicate way-bill after the arrival of the stock will be checked up, certified,
and made available for any rebate provided for return shipment.

Following are the Rules and Regulations promulgated by the Exposition’s
Traffic Bureau governing the transportation of Live Stock and for the free return
to point of original departure:

Horses and mules and other valuable and fancy animals, except cattle, hogs
and sheep, intended for exhibition will be charged full tariff rates in both direc-
tions. Cattle, hogs and sheep will be charged tariff rates going to the Exposition,
and may be returned to the point of origin free, subject to the same rules and
restrictions as apply to dead freight, provided the regulation form of live stock
release shall be executed by the owners. The rules of the official Classification
relating to the carriage of attendants in charge of animals will apply to all ship-
ments of live stock.

Note.—It is not to be understood that this action requires any company to
return such exhibits free.

Bills of lading and waybills covering exhibits must show the precise routes
by which such exhibits are to be transported, specifying in detail every carrier
and every junction of delivery to a connecting line, from starting points to the
Exposition, in order that exhibited articles entitled to free return may be returned
by the exact routes first used.

When exhibits reach the Exposition via routes other than those specified in the
bills of lading they will be entitled to free return only when returned via the
exact route first used.

All exhibits forwarded to the Exposition will be charged full tariff rates to St.
Louis, Mo., or East St. Louis, Il. Through rates to the Exposition grounds will
be made by adding the rates fixed by the terminal lines and Exposition manage-
ment from St. Louis, Mo., or East St. Louis, Il., viz.:

The following are the rates of the terminal lines, and will apply from St.
Louis, Mo., or East St. Louis, Ill., to connection with Exposition tracks on inbound

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shipments, and from connection with Exposition tracks to East St. Louis, Ill., on
outbound shipments. All charges on shipments must be prepaid.

On car loads.—From St. Louis, Mo., to connection with Exposition tracks, 2
cents per 100 lbs., minimum, $10 per car.

From East St. Louis, Ill., to connection with Exposition tracks, 4 cents per
100 lbs., minimum, $15 per car.

To the above rates and other charges there will be added a charge made by
the Exposition management of 6 cents per 100 pounds. This terminal charge
covers switching within the Exposition grounds and cost of handling shipments
between cars and space allotted for exhibition, and will be made in each direction.

This charge will be computed on basis of railroad billed weights and applied
on all shipments of exhibits, including those of the United States Government,
subject to the regulariy established minimum weights.

On all exhibits destined to the Exposition, prepayment of freight and terminal
charges at St. Louis will be required at points of origin; on returned exhibits
prepayment will be required at St. Louis of the terminal charges at that point.

Except as specified in the first of the foregoing regulations (relating to horses,
mules, ete.), and subject to the conditions hereof and of the Western Classification
and Exceptions, exhibited articles will be returned free of all charges, except
those of the Exposition management, switching, bridge tolls and terminal charges,
over the railways in St. Louis only on the following terms and conditions:

(a) Paid freight bills or original bills of lading, both of which should name
the precise routes first used, and certificates signed by the proper officer of the
Exposition, must be presented to show that exhibited articles paid freight one
way and have not changed ownership.

(b) It must be distinctly understood that shipments of exhibits entitled to
free return must be returned via same routes first used.

(c) They must be consigned to the points from which they were sent on the
forward journeys, and over the same routes first used.

(d) Releases must be executed upon the agreed form, relieving the carriers
from liability on the return journey, in consideration of free return.

(e) No charges will be advanced on articles returned free.

(f) Persons accompanying exhibits which are returned free will be charged
fare.

(g) Certificates and releases must be attached to the manifests.

For uniform release for returned exhibits, see page 33 of Rules and Regula-
tions issued by C. L. Hilleary, Exposition Traffic Manager, and obtainable from him
on application.

ANIMALS.

1. All animals must be on the grounds of the Exposition and in place two
days prior to the first day of the exhibition specified for the Division to which
they respectively belong, and must remain on the Exposition Grounds until the
closing date for the exhibit in such Division unless special permission for cause
is granted by the Chief of the Department for their prior removal.

2. All delivery of animals at the Exposition Grounds and barns and removal
therefrom will be by and at the expense of their exhibitors.

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38. For the convenience of exhibitors arrangements will be made to receive
animals in each Division three days prior to the first day advertised for the show in
the respective Divisions.

4. Every animal entered in the show will be assigned a number by which it
will be known in the official catalogue and in the show arena. This number will be
printed on a card which will bear thereon the age and weight of the animal and
must be displayed with such animal when outside its stall or pen.

5. An exhibitor may for satisfactory reasons substitute and show an animal,
otherwise qualified, in lieu of the one previously entered, in any of the Sections
for Herds, Breeding Sections, Get, or Produce, due notice having been given to the
Chief of the Department prior to the date of going to press of the official catalogue.

6. The owner of the dam at the time of service will be considered the breeder
of the animal exhibited.

7. Ages of cattle, except as noted, and draft breeds of horses, also jack stock
and mules, will be computed from birth to September 1, 1904.

The basing date for computing ages in Sections 4, 6, 10 and 12 of the classes
for Short-horn, Hereford, Aberdeen-Angus, Galloway, Red Polled, Devon, Polled
Durham and Brown Swiss cattle will be January 1.

Ages of horses other than of draft breeds will be computed by years, beginning
January 1 of the year in which born.

Ages of sheep and goats and swine will be computed from birth to September
1, 1904.

8. No castrated or barren animal of either sex will be eligible for competition
or exhibition in any section with breeding animals.

9. Evidence satisfactory to the Chief of the Department must be submitted
on the prescribed form:

(A) That Stallions four years old or over have sired a foal within twc
years immediately preceding August 22, 1904; that Mares four years old or over
have produced a live foal within two years immediately preceding August 22, 1904,
Standard Trotters, Thoroughbreds and Saddle Horses excepted.

(B) That Bulls three years old or over have sired a calf within two years
immediately preceding September 12, 1904; that Cows four years old and under
five have produced one calf, and that Cows five years old or over have produced
at different periods preceding September 12, 1904, not less than two calves.

(C) That Rams two years old or over have sired lambs within one year
immediately preceding October 3, 1904; that Ewes three years old or over have
produced a Jamb within one year immediately preceding October 3, 1904.

(D) That Boars two years old or over have sired a litter of pigs within one
year immediately preceding October 3, 1904; that Sows two years old or over have
farrowed within one year immediately preceding October 3, 1904.

10. Male animals shown in any breeding section must be entire, and no
animal affected with any chronic disease, deformity, or serious imperfection shall
be eligible for entry, exhibition or award.

11. In the sections for “get of one sire” or “produce of one dam,” whether
in the Divisions for horses and asses, cattle, sheep and goats, or swine, the pres-
ence of the sire or dam will not be required.

12. Should any exhibitor misrepresent or conceal any material fact or attempt
to perpetrate a fraud upon any competitor or upon the Louisiana Purchase Expo-
sition he will thereby forfeit all rights as an exhibitor, and the animal or animals
entered by him will be promptly excluded from the grounds.

13. In addition to the exhibits provided for, the Chief of the Department of
Live Stock is authorized to admit for exhibition, but not for competition or award,
animals which in his opinion possess sufficient merit, interest or utility to entitle
them to recognition and admission to a universal exposition.

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14. The Chief of the Department is authorized to provide classes in addition
to those enumerated in the Prize-List when in his judgment the interests of the
Exposition and the Live Stock industry will be advanced thereby. Animals entered
in such additional classes will have the right to compete for such prizes as the
Chief of the Department may designate at the time the classes are formed.

15. In case exhibits of any breed of Live Stock creditable in extent and
quality to a universal exposition are not assured on or before the date of closing
entries therefor, the Chief of the Department may withdraw the prizes offered
therefor, or otherwise apportion them.

16. The Louisiana Purchase Exposition invites competition and visitors from
all nations, and urges the importance of having the Live Stock assembled consist
of only the best representatives of the respective breeds. For this reason the
Chief of the Department is directed, if any animal offered for exhibition is not
worthy, or a creditable representative of a recognized valuable breed, to promptly
remove the same from the Exposition grounds.

17. The Chief will order the removal of vicious, fractious or diseased animals
from the grounds, and the right is reserved to the Chief to order at his discretion
the peremptory removal from the grounds of any animal.

18. Cattle, horses, ponies, jacks, jennets, mules, and so far as is practicable,
swine and sheep will be exhibited for awards and display in the Live Stock Arena,
subject to such regulations as may be promulgated.

19. No animal shall be decorated with any unnecessary trappings during its
examination by the Judge.

20. In the event of the death of any animal duly entered for competition, or
such disability as in the opinion of the Chief of the Department disqualifies such
animal for exhibition, the Chief may authorize the substitution of another animal
eligible to entry at date of filing the original application.

21. The Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company, its agents or employes, are
not in any instance to be held responsible for any injury to, exposure cf, or for
the death of any animal or exhibit while on the Exposition’s premises or other-
wise; nor for any feed, freight or other bills or charges connected with exhibits
of any character in the Department of Live Stock.

STALLS AND PENS.

1. The Louisiana Purchase Exposition will provide stabling accommodations
for such exhibits of Live Stock as may be accepted by the Chief of the Department
of Live Stock.

2. All stalls and pens will be numbered with reference to the Exposition
catalogue. Numbers on cards corresponding with the Official Catalogue will be
furnished exhibitors for each entry and no animal will be allowed to pass from
its stall or pen without having the proper number displayed conspicuously on the
person of the attendant.

3. Exhibitors will be required to keep their stalls or pens and the floor
adjacent thoroughly clean and wholesome, and have their exhibits and quarters
ready for inspection by visitors from nine o’clock A. M. to sunset. They will be
given permission to decorate their stalls and pens on approved plans, and to attrac-
tively display prize ribbons, badges, medals and certificates of award in the
quarters occupied by their exhibits.

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4. Failure to fully comply with the regulations, or the orders of the Chief, as
to cleanliness and order will subject the exhibit concerned to immediate removal
from the Exposition grounds.

5. Applications for stalls and pens should be filed at the time of making
entries and specify the number of box or open stalls needed.

FORAGE AND FEED.

1. Ample facilities will be provided for the distribution of feed and water
throughout the grounds.

2. Forage, grain and bedding of good quality will be available to exhibitors at
reasonable prices at warehouses conveniently located within the grounds.

3. Exhibitors if they desire may bring to the Exposition with their stock a
supply of forage and grain.

EXHIBITORS.

1. In addition to the general rules, exhibitors in each Division will be subject
to special rules and regulations governing the respective Divisions, herein or
hereinafter promulgated.

2. An exhibitor will not be allowed in the Arena while a Judge is on duty,
except as an attendant and in uniform.

3. Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary personal attention to the
animals they may have on exhibition and immediately on the close of the period
assigned for the exhibition of a given Division remove the animals belonging to
such Division from the Exposition Grounds.

4. Any exhibitor or attendant who refuses to accept or who tears off a
prize badge or authorizes another person to do so in the Arena or in presence
of the Judge, or shall otherwise insult the awarding Judge or the Superintendent
shall forfeit the prize awarded and be excluded from further competition.

5. Exhibitors are expected to recognize the right of visitors to inspect animals
in their stalls and pens so far as is practicable, and to courteously afford all
reasonable opportunity for such inspection and for the acquiring of instructive
information.

6. Exhibitors, their employes and the representatives of the Exposition only
will be allowed in the barns and buildings after the hour for closing each evening.

ATTENDANTS.

1. Every animal appearing in the Arena must be in charge of a competent
and neat-appearing attendant, dressed in a clean, new suit consisting of a blue
denim blouse and trousers and a white duck cap. Attendants without the pre-
scribed uniform will not be admitted.

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2. WPxhibitors will be required to furnish for their animals all necessary attend-
ants, who will be subject to the rules and regulations governing employes of the
Department of Live Stcck and of the Exposition.

3. In case of failure on the part of any attendant or employe to obey the
rules and regulations the exhibitor shall promptly remove him from the Exposition
grounds upon the request of the Chief of the Department of Live Stock.

4. Attendants upon stock while in the Arena are forbidden to converse with
a Judge while he is engaged in the performance of his duties, except to answer
inquiries, and they must promptly and in good faith comply with any directions
given them by the Superintendent pertaining to their stock or their own personal
conduct.

PROGRAM OF EXHIBITION.

1. The dates for exhibition of Live Stock in the several Divisions will be as
follows:

Division A—Horses, Asses and Mules, Monday, August 22, to Saturday, Sep-

tember 3, 1904, inclusive.

BS B—Cattle, Monday, September 12, to Saturday, September 24, 1904,
inclusive.

a C—Sheep, and D—Swine, Monday, October 3, to Saturday, October
15, 1904, inclusive.

ye E—Poultry, Pigeons and Pet Stock, Monday, October 24, to Saturday,
November 5, 1904, inclusive.

w F—Dogs and Cats, Tuesday, October 25, to Friday, October 28, 1904,
inclusive.

G—Southern Breeding Cattle, Monday, November 7, to Saturday,
November 12, 1904, inclusive.

a H—Carload Lots of Cattle, Monday, November 7, to Saturday, No-
vember 12, 1904, inclusive.

2. Animals entered for competition must be ready to promptly enter the
Arena at the hour when the section is advertised in the official program.

3. Superintendents shall exclude stock from competition in case of unneces-
sary or embarassing delay on the part of exhibitors in bringing animals into the

Arena.

4. Any owner of an animal entered for competition who shall refuse, without
reasons satisfactory to the Superintendent or Chief of the Department, to display,
parade or exhibit when called upon by the Superintendent or Chief shall thereby
forfeit his rights and prizes as an exhibitor.

5. Awarding of prizes will begin in the Arena promptly at the hour an-
nounced on the official Bulletin Board in the Live Stock Arena, on the dates
named above, continuing from day to day as directed by the Superintendent in
charge, and exhibitors will govern themselves accordingly without further notice
of the time of exhibition.

6. Animals must be shown in such manner as the Judge may prescribe and

any exhibitor who refuses to comply with the proper requirements of the Judge
will thereby forfeit his rights in the competition.

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JUDGES.

1. All prizes in the Department of Live Stock of the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition will be awarded by individual Judges or the “one-judge system”, and by
comparison. These Judges will be chosen for their especial qualifications and their
intimate knowledge of the characteristics and qualities that make valuable the
breeds upon which they will give judgment, and their awards will be final.

2. Judges will report to the Superintendents in the Arena at nine o’clock
A. M. on the day fixed for awarding prizes in the sections which they are respect-
ively to judge.

3. Only such animals as have been awarded First-Prizes in their respective
Classes at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition will be eligible to Championship
Awards, and the Championships will in each instance be awarded by the Judge who
awarded the breed’s Class prizes.

4. In case of doubt on the part of a Judge as to any material fact in con-
nection with the entry of an animal in competition, satisfactory proof in writing
must be promptly furnished by the exhibitor to the Superintendent for the use
of the Judge within a time specified by such Judge. Should any doubt arise as to
the regularity of any important matter which the Judge declines to decide he
shall at once report the same in writing to the Chief cf the Department of Live
Stock for decision, which will be final.

5. Upon the completion of the examination of each breed its Judge will
compare the award-cards with the record of prizes entered in the prize-record
book, and if found correct sign the record in the proper place and later file a
detailed report giving a general description of the entire Class, to be followed by
his reasons for the awards as placed, with any other information relating to said
exhibits desirable to publish in the final report of the Exposition.

6. In awarding prizes in Divisions A, B and C the Judges will examine all
animals exhibited in each Section placing them in the order of merit from right
to left beginning on the right with the best, and rank consecutively to the left all
the other animals in the respective sections. In Divisions D, E and F exhibits will
likewise be ranked in the order of their merit. The Judges will indicate by
numerals on the award-cards containing the entries in each ring the rank given
the competing exhibits, and after signing these cards file them with the Superin-
tendent of the Class, to be posted in the official book of entry and award.

7. No person shall act as Judge in any Class in which he may be interested
as exhibitor, agent, employe of an exhibitor, or otherwise, and the Chief of the
Department of Live Stock wi!l immediately remove any such interested Judge on
presentation of satisfactory evidence of such interest.

8. JUDGES ARE INSTRUCTED TO AWARD IN EACH INSTANCE ONLY
PRIZES OF SUCH GRADE AS THE MERITS OF THE INDIVIDUAL ANIMALS
FULLY JUSTIFY. ABSENCE OF COMPETITION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
AS JUSTIFICATION FOR AWARDING A HIGH-CLASS PRIZE TO AN ANIMAL
OF MEDIUM OR INFERIOR QUALITY.

9. Having reason to believe that an exhibitor, by false entry or otherwise,
attempts to deceive the Judge, the Exposition or the public and obtain a prize
by misrepresentation or fraud the Judge shall report the facts at once in writing
to the Chief of the Department for his decision, which will be final.

10. Objections to a person serving as a Judge must be submitted to the Chief
of the Department in writing prior to his making any award, with good and suffi-
cient reasons therefor, upon which the Chief shall have full power to act.

AWARDS.

1. Except where otherwise indicated in the Classification and Prize-List
Kirst-, Second-, Third-, Fourth-, and Fifth-, cash Prizes are offered in Divisions
A,B, C, D and G. ;

2. Certificates of award will be given by the Chief of the Department of
Live Stock to the prize-winning exhibitors following the close of the Live Stock
Show stating the amounts due each for the prizes specified. Certificates of High
Commendation and of Commendation will be issued for the two animals given
first and second place next respectively in order of merit to those to which cash
prizes are awarded.

8. In event of the expulsion or disqualification of an animal after an award
thereto its rating will be cancelled from the record and the animals with the next
lower ratings in the Section will be correspondingly advanced.

4. Awards to breeders will follow those in the regular Classes to owners and
consist of badges and certificates. The badges and certificates will be provided
for the purpose of thereby giving due prominence to the breeder’s skill, which
makes possible the exhibition of animals worthy of a prize at the Universal Expo-
sition of 1904.

5. The prizes awarded in the Arena will be indicated by colored badges as
follows: A blue badge will indicate a First-Prize; a red, a Second; a white, a
Third; a pink, a Fourth; a yellow, a Fifth; a green, a Sixth; a brown, a Seventh.
A Championship Award will be designated by a royal purple badge, and a Grand
Championship Award by a red, white and blue badge.

6. The Premier Championship prizes will be awarded to the exhibitors and the
breeders making the best showing in the respective Classes in the several Sections
where the animals are shown by ages, as determined by the largest aggregate
amount awarded to animals owned respectively by the breeders or exhibitors
represented.

7. No animal deemed unworthy shall be awarded a prize, nor shall a prize
be withheld merely because of lack of competition; but where there are fewer
entries in a Section than prizes offered the Judge shall in his discretion award a
prize or prizes of such grade as the merit of the animals may warrant.

8. Any exhibitor who as a result of misrepresentation or fraud may be
awarded a prize in violation of the spirit or letter of the rules governing the
Department of Live Stock will upon conviction forfeit the prize to the Exposition.

PROTESTS.

1. The right of protest is guaranteed to interested parties, who will be re-
quired as an evidence of good faith to deposit with the protest $25, which amount
will be forfeited to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company in case the protest
is declared not sustained; otherwise the $25 will be returned to the party making
the protest.

2. Protests must be in writing, verified by affidavit, and filed with the Chief of
the Department of Live Stock not later than twenty-four hours after the award to
the section in which the protested animal is entered.

3. Protests against the eligibility of an animal for exhibition must be filed
with the Chief of the Department before the hour of exhibiting if the error or
fraud specified in the protest is known.

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4. The Chief of the Department, in the absence of protest, reserves the right
to take cognizance of fraud, which may have been consummated or attempted,
and to deal with the person or persons implicated in such manner as may from
the evidence be deemed just and proper.

SUPERINTENDENTS.

1. Superintendents in the Department of Live Stock will receive their instruc-
tions from and be subject to the orders of the Chief of the Department and make
at the close of each day’s duty a written report of the services rendered during the
day, including therein such recommendations as are likely to require the attention
of the Chief.

2. Superintendents will exercise great care in preserving and returning entry
or other books used in the discharge of their respective duties. They will give a
receipt for each entry or other record book of the Exposition at the time of receiv-
ing the same, and will be held responsible for its return.

OFFICIAL CATALOGUE.

1. The official Catalogue of the Live Stock Show of the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition will contain the official number, name and Herd Registry Number of
each animal exhibited in Divisions A, B, C and D, with the name and address of
the breeder and exhibitor, also the Registry name and number of the sire and
dam.

2. The animals will be assembled in the Catalogue under the Class and Section
in which they will be respectively exhibited.

3. Each exhibitor on his arrival at the Exposition will upon application to the
Chief of the Department receive duplicate entry cards with numbers to correspond
with the official Catalogue, one of which cards shall be attached to the most
conspicuous part of the stall, pen, or place where the exhibit is quartered and
the other card will be displayed with the animal when on exhibition in the Arena.

SHOW ARENA.

1. Aside from the Judge and one attendant upon each animal, no one but
the Chief, his representative, the Marshal and the Superintendent will be per-
mitted in the Arena while a section is being judged, except that in Division A
(Horses, Asses and Mules) one additional attendant will be permitted each ex-
hibitor.

[As the time of making awards in any given section at an Exposition of the
character of this one is the crucial and culminating hour in the history of an exhibit,
and possibly of the exhibitor, there and then at the bar of the highest tribunal for the
trial of such cases, every safeguard against interference with, or hindrance or dis-
traction of the Judge in his examinations, deliberations and conclusions, is the due
of all. It is expected to afford the press and public the fullest opportunities for
securing information of exhibits and awards as soon as awards are made, but while
doing their work the Judges must be unhindered by the presence of persons not
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2. The Marshall will assemble the exhibits in the Arena and announce the
awards.

3. The time for the various exhibits and displays of Live Stock in the Arena
will be posted on the official bulletin board and exhibitors will be required with-
out further notice to promptly comply with the orders so announced.

4. Only the classes of Stock officially announced for exhibition will be ad-
mitted to the Arena between the hours of nine o’clock A. M. and the completion
of judging for that day.

5. The Arena may be used for exercising Live Stock and private exhibitions
prior to nine o’clock A. M. and after the close of the awards in the afternoon,
unless otherwise ordered by the Chief of the Department.

6. No charge will be made for admission to the Forum while the Live Stock
is on exhibition.

PARADES OF HORSES AND CATTLE.

1. There will be parades of horses and cattle on the Exposition grounds as
follows:

Horses, Asses and Mules, Tuesday, August 23, and Friday, September 2.
Cattle, Tuesday, September 13, and Friday, September 23.

2. On the day following the close of the awards to each breed or class of
horses and cattle all the prize-winners in the respective classes will be paraded
together in the Arena and through the streets of the quarters occupied by the
Department of Live Stock.

3. Exhibitors of horses and cattle will be required when directed by the Chief

of the Department to make such other displays in the Arena from time to time
as will enable visitors to examine the assembled stock to advantage and assist
in maintaining such a lively interest in the Live Steck Show as will be of benefit
to the owners and to the Exposition.

4. A refusal or failure to thus parade stcck will forfeit to the Exposition all
prizes won, unless an excuse in writing is furnished that is satisfactory to the Chief.

AUCTION SALE OF LIVE STOCK.

1. Provision will be made for the accommodation of the various National
Live Stock Breeders’ Associations desiring to sell at auction animals of the breed
the respective Associations represent, no sale to exceed in number one hundred
animals of any one breed, such animals to be selected by their breed Associations
from those entered and actually competing for prizes.

2. The auction sales of animals of any given breed will be made within the
period in which such breed is on exhibition, in a suitable building convenient to
the Live Stock Forum, conveniently arranged for the purpose, and be under the
auspices of the Breed Associations, who will alone be responsible for all matters
in connection therewith.

3. All requests for catalogues and information concerning these auction sales
should be addressed to the managers of the sales, or the Secretaries of the re-
spective Breed Associations.

SPECIAL PRIZES.

Neither the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company nor its Department of
Live Stock assumes responsibility for the payment, collection or remittance of
any of the special prizes advertised in this Prize-List, whether offered by Commis-
sions, States, Associations, individuals, or otherwise.

The right is reserved by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company to in-
terpret, revise or add to the rules promulgated herewith as its interests may re-
quire, and all entries are to be understood as made or accepted only upon that basis.

CHARLES F. MILLS,
Chief of Department of Live Stock.

¥F. D. COBURN, —
Approved: Honorary Chief of Department of Live Stock.
FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF,

Director of Exhibits.
Confirmed:

DAVID R. FRANCIS,
President of Louisiana Purchase Exposition.

DIVISION A.—HORSES, ASSES AND MULES

Entries in this Division on the prescribed form must be filed with the Chief
of the Department of Live Stock on or before July 16, 1904.

The Exposition grounds will be open for the reception of horses, asses and
mules on Thursday, August 18, and their exhibition will begin Monday, August 22,
and close Saturday, September 3.

Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary personal attention to the feed
and care of the animals they have on exhibition, and on the close of awards in that
Division promptly remove such animals from, the Exposition grounds.

Ages of horses other than draft breeds will be computed by years beginning
January 1, of the year in which born.

In the classes for draft horses and Jack Stock shown respectively in any of
the sections in classes for Percheron, French Draft, Clydesdale, Shire, Belgian
Draft and Suffolk Punch horses, and Jacks and Jennets, the animals must have
been born respectively as follows:

Sections.

1- 6, Four years old or over, birth prior to September 1, 1900.

2- 7, Three years and under four, birth between September 1, 1900, and Sep-
tember 1, 1901.

3- 8, Two years and under three, birth between September 1, 1901, and Sep-
tember 1, 1902.

4- 9, One year and under two, birth between September 1, 1902, and Sep-
tember 1, 1903.

5-10, Under one year, birth between September 1, 1903, and September 1, 1904.

The rules of the Department of Live Stock of the Exposition published in this
Prize-List will wherever applicable govern in this Division.

A copy of the certificate showing registration in the respective Stud Books
named below, signed by the Secretary of the Association publishing the same,
must accompany each application for the entry of horses of the following named
breeds, and asses, except as noted below, which certificate must be filed on the
form prescribed by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition:

AMERICAN TROTTER,—(Home) American Trotting Register.

BARB,—(Foreign) Le Studbook Algerien, Algeria.

BELGIAN DRAFT,—(Home) American Register of Belgian Draft Horses;
(Foreign) Stud Book des Chevaux de Trait Belges, Belgium.

BOULONNAISE,—(Foreign) Stud Book des Chevaux de Trait Frangais, France.

CLEVELAND BAY,—(Home) American Cleveland Bay Stud Book; (Foreign)
Cleveland Bay Stud Book, Great Britain.

CLYDESDALE,—(Home) American Clydesdale Stud Book; (Foreign) Clydes-
dale Stud Book, Great Britain; Dominion Clydesdale Stud Book.

EAST FRIESLAND COACH.—(Foreign) Ostfriesisches Stutbuch ‘Norden,’
Germany.

FRENCH COACH,—(Home) French Coach Stud Book; (Foreign) Stud Book
des Eleveurs Frangcais de la Race des Chevaux Demi-Sang, France.

FRENCH DRAFT,.—(Home) National Register of French Draft Horses;
(Foreign) Stud Book des Chevaux de Trait Frangais, France.

FRENCH CANADIAN,—(Foreign) French Canadian Stud Book,Canada.

GERMAN COACH,—(Home) German, Hanoverian and Oldenburg Coach Horse
Stud Book.

HACKNEY,—(Home) American Hackney Stud Book; (Foreign) Hackney
Stud Book, Great Britain; Dominion Hackney Stud Book.

HANOVERIAN,—(Foreign) Hanoverian Stud Book, Germany.

HOLSTEIN COACH,—(Foreign) Verband der Pferdezuchter in den Holstein-
ischen Marschen, Germany.

JACKS AND JENNETS,—(Home) American Jack Stock Stud Book; (Foreign)
Stud Book Mulassier, France; Stud Books of Jacks and Jennets of Spain.

MORGAN,—(Home) American Morgan Register.

OLDENBURG COACH—(Home) Oldenburg Coach Horse Register; (Foreign)
Verband der Zuchter des Oldenburger eleganten schweren Kutschpferdes,
Rodenkirchen, Germany.

ORLOFF,—(Foreign) Record of the Imperial Russian Horse Breeding Society,
Russia.

PERCHERON.—(Home) American Percheron Horse Breeders’ and Importers’
Association; Stud Book of Percheron Registry Co.; (Foreign) Stud Book
of the Société Percheronne de France, France.

SADDLE HORSE,—(Home) National Saddle Horse Register.

SHETLAND PONY,—(Home) American Shetland Pony Club Stud Book;
(Foreign) Shetland Pony Stud Book, Great Britain.

SHIRE.—(Home) American Shire Horse Stud Book; (Foreign) Shire Horse
Stud Book, Great Britain; Dominion Shire Stud Book, Canada.

SUFFOLK,—(Home) American Suffolk Horse Stud Book; (Foreign) Suffolk
Stud Book, Great Britain.

THOROUGHBRED.—(Home) American Stud Book; (Foreign) The General
Stud Book, Great Britain; Le Stud Book Frargais, France; The Australian
Stud Book.

TRAKEHNEN,—(Foreign) Ostpreussisches Stutbuch, Germany.

YORKSHIRE COACH,—(Foreign) Yorkshire Coach Horse Stud Book, Great
Britain.

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OTHER BREEDS AND RECORDS.

Application for the entry of hcrses and asses of recognized breeds other
than these mentioned must be accompanied by certificate showing registration,
and otherwise conform to the rules governing entries. Application for entry of
foreign exhibits of horses and asses must must be accompanied by a certificate
showing registration or other evidence of purity of breeding claimed, signed by the
Secretary of the Association publishing the respective pedigree records, or by other
proper official, and such certificate must be attested by the Chairman of the Com-
mission representing the country from which such animals come to the Louisiana
Purchase HExposition,.if these exhibitions are made under the auspices of such
foreign government.

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PROGRAM FOR EXHIBITION OF HORSES.

Stallions and mares in the breeding classes, except as noted, will be judged

in the

Forum commencing at 10 o’clock A. M. as follows: Standard Trotters,

Thoroughbreds, French Coach, German Coach, English Coach, Hackney, Morgan,
Saddle, Shetland Pony, Percheron, French Draft, Clydesdale, Shire, Belgian Draft;
also Jacks and Jennets.

Wednesday, August 24, 1904.

Section.

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Stallion, four years old or over.
Stallion, three years and under four.
Thursday, August 25, 1904.

Stallion, two years and under three.
Stallion, one year and under two.
Stallion under one year.

Friday, August 26, 1904.
Mare, four years old or over.
Mare, three years and under four.
Saturday, August 27, 1904.

Mare, two and under three.
Mare, one and under two.
Mare under one year.

Monday, August 29, 1904.
Aged Stud.
Young Stud.
Stud bred by exhibitor.

Tuesday, August 30, 1904.
Get of one sire.
Produce of one mare.

Wednesday, August 31, 1904.

and 18. Champion Stallions.
and 17. Champion Mares.

Thursday, September 1, 1904.
Grand Champion Stallion.
Grand Champion Mare.
GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.
Tuesday, August 30, 1904.

Gelding, four years old or over.
Gelding, three and under four.
Gelding, two and under three.

Wednesday, August 31, 1904.

Mare, four years old or over.
Mare, three and under four.
Mare, two and under three.

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OTHER BREEDS.

Stallions and mares in the classes for Arabian and Suffolk Punch breeds will
be judged in the Arena commencing at 10 o’clock A. M. each day as follows:

Wednesday, August 24, 1904.
Section.

1. Stallion, four years old or over.
2. Stallion, three and under four.

Thursday, August 25, 1904.

Stallion, two and under three.
Stallion, one and under two.
5. Stallion, under one year.

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Friday, August 26, 1904.

Mare, four years old or over.
Mare, three years and under four.

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Saturday, August 27, 1904.

Mare, two and under three.
Mare, one and under two.
Mare, under one year.

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Monday, August 29, 1904.
17. Studs.

Tuesday, August 30, 1904.
15. Get of one sire.
16. Produce of one mare.
20. Gelding, four years or over.
21. Gelding, three and under four.
22. Gelding, two and under three.

Wednesday, August 31, 1904.

11. Champion Stallion.

13. Champion Mare.

23. Mare, four years old or over.

24. Mare, three years and under four.
25. Mare, two and under three.

MULES.

Mules will be judged in the Arena commencing at 10 o’clock A. M. each day as
follows:

Wednesday, August 24, 1904.
Section.
1. Mule, four years old or over.
2. Mule, three and under four.

Thursday, August 25, 1904.

Mule, two and under three.
Mule, one and under two.
Mule, under one year.

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medal

Friday, August 26, 1904.
Single mule, 14 and under 15 hands.
Single mule, 15 and under 16 hands.
Single mule, 16 hands or over.
Monday, August 29, 1904.
Single mule, 16 hands or over to cart.
Pair mulés, 14 and under 15 hands to wagon.
Tuesday, August 30, 1904.
Pair mules, 15 and under 16 hands to wagon.
Pair mules, 16 hands or over to wagon.
Wednesday, August 31, 1904.

Three mules abreast to wagon.
Four-mule team to wagon.
Six-mule team to wagon.

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PRIZES.

Class IL—STANDARD TROTTER.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Stallion, four years old or over....$100 $ 75 $ 50 $ 40 §$ 20 HC C
2. Stallion, three years and under four 100 75 50 40 30 HC C
3. Stallion, two years and under three. 100 75 50 40 30 HC C
4, Stallion, one year and under two... 75 50 40 30 25 HC C
5. Stallion, under one year........... 05s 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
6. Mare, four years old or over...... 160 75 50 40 30- LC C
7. Mare, three years and under four.. 100 153 50 40 30 18K@! C
8. Mare, two years and under three... 100 75 50 40 30 HC Cc
9. Mare, one year and under two..... 75 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
10s Mare: undervone: Veare... .ceie cere 75 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
tieerstallion. threesyears Olde OniOViel.. sae. cro ccna aetna ere $150
25 eiveserve. stallion: threemyears' OL iOVelye cs assvac ol aie ilereeie aie enieiate Diploma
Sen otallion;: tWOr YCAESHOL UNG Erec cme lcccmie crits cree ener aren Cnn 100
id Reserve Stallion, twow ears Or Underses oo sacs ect oieueicnenenetenene Diploma
theeviare three: years old eOriOvere. anciccides oe cena ee eee 150
16 -Reserve Mare: threesyears OriOver. «1-01 ontoe ce ee ee Diploma
iielvlare; CWO. Years: OF sUNGERa ns cos bcs eae eee ee ee 100
18. Reserve Mare, two years or under..... Se ru ey ee ee Diploma
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
Oa StALION) AMV HAS Ca sic ee a cracsre hogs elias sors neve el enero eae TRARY eee Rene 250
AQ RESCLVCy Stallion sanyale sian ei crass Eaters asta cas mei ao eRe eee Diploma
CAPO NTAT ES. > Qiy «DOs hac cage sl eccesnee areieteke Goetaro ete Hare a a Reet te ee ee 250
22a DIROSCrVE: MATG, “ANY. -Ae CMe ia sc ei ceeecrs see ate cnt, oo ee nacre eee ee Diploma
GET OF ONE SIRE.

23. Four Animals of either sex, any

age, get of one Sire. oF wee sce 100 13) 55 45 30 HC Cc

PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age,

produce of one’ mares... ..ccc% s 15 65 55 45 40 HC Cc

AGED STUDS.

Section. Ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th

25. Stallion and four Mares, three years
LU OFS OVO ia cncterere tel ware ie. otonatavave $150 $125 $100 §$ 75 $ 50 HC C

YOUNG STUDS.

26. Stallion and four Mares, under three
SOLES Meese ce. cc fe'\s ais e'o-utn gave reewers sve 125 100 75 50 40 HC Cc
STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by
Taha 7h yh oleae eRe GkS Bcc, CREO CIC aE ie ORCI CREME RESET ei a cue eC $300

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of Trotting Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented.............2+. Diploma

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
29. Best showing of Trotting Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
Animalsvowned Dy one: Mxhibitor ccc fe cs ocr: ovislers c's ere ete caeiers Diploma

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

30. Gelding, four years old or over.... 40 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
31. Gelding, three years and under four 40 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
32. Gelding, two years and under three 40 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
33. Mare, four years old or over....... 40 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
34. Mare, three years and under four.. 40 30 25 20 ass HC (0)
35. Mare, two years and under three... 40 30 25 20 15 HC C

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF STANDARD TROTTERS.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Standard Trotter breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Section. tSsts 2d. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
mee stalion, four years old or OVEN: «2.2... 662s ene Se30) Oo) 25) 9) 200) Sal by oeLO
2. Stallion, three years and under four............. 3 25 20 15 10
3. Stallion, two years and under three.............. 3 25 20 15 10
Peviare. LOur Years Old: OF OVER. w. osic es ce sn sics oes 30 25 20 15 10
foeeitare. three years and under four. .....02..-.0+++ 3) 25 20 15 10
8. Mare, two years and under three.............++- 30 25 20 15 10

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

Section. Stes 2d. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
30. Gelding, four years old or over....:........... > 30) o 25 S920 by eb
31. Gelding, three years and under four........... 30 25 20 15 10
82. Gelding, two years and under three............ 20 25 20 il) 10
a3.) Mare Tour sears Old) Or OV:6li. saci sisnetes ciel scene ete 30 25 20 15 10
34. Mare, three years and under four............. 30 aD 20 15 10
35. Mare, two years and under three............. 30 25 20 15 10

Class Il—THOROUGHBRED.

Ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Stallion, four years old or over....$100 $ 75 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 HC C
2. Stallion, three years and under four 100 75 50 40 30 HC C
3. Stallion, two years and under three. 100 he 50 40 3 HC Cc
4. Stallion, one year and under two... 75 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
5. Stallion, under one year........... 15 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
6. Mare, four years old or over...... 100 75 50 40 30 HC C
7. Mare, three years and under four.. 100 75 50 40 30 HC C
8. Mare, two years and under three... 100 75 50 40 2 HC C
9. Mare, one year and under two..... U5) 50 40 30 25 HC C
Oe “Mare, Under ONG VEAL sr. cyccchs 010 01s ore 75 50 40 3 25 HC Cc

CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
ee Stallion. three years Old MORVOVCTis.c eccrecs co seeks oicsehe cle chaps stcieieieiensienste $150
ie Resenve stallion, threes years OniOviers. scene cise tick een Diploma
Stes stallion: iw pieGarspOr Under n:. acciee aeien ore eiete creel bene eee ete 100
iw RCSeErvenotallion.iGwOsy.ears Ob UNG Ios crass nice cise ciclo eerie nereree Diploma
ljSeelViares threecyvearsTOldvOraOV.Clensicort aie sicsetereveie ouehaolohetere @ ieee re ere 150
HG erveserve. Mare, three yeansmOr OV uc. ace cicc.s ecleccs celeron chet Diploma
ieee Mare; sbWOLYCALS:, Ol UNG aye sass nett cere esta ale aie cee icles ere 100
Ss eriveservie: Mares twoOcy.ecaLs,.OTsunder.s «.. occ cease eee entaene Diploma
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
MIS CATION wWAMY CALC: cle ttepeisisyerds snowreters, slorcheresayetel talceo chon eherchevelors er orn ence 250
ZO MBRESCEVCs StaIOM, AMY AS Cie cic iers sya0s,0 so terane revobensncnseetete atone Teeetne one Diploma
DN ce ATO mL TY 82 Claten ey co svegslierc) esos: ise ver clieaveus ietota oil silat ctlehehensltene elteh eysuermeNeteie teres 250
22: MRESCIVE! MaTeMmany ASCs. ccs <c.amiaievsimys eit a eiede vam oie ravaieas oeahelete peters eketene Diploma
GET OF ONE SIRE.

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Four Animals of either sex, any
ave eet ol: ONEUSING a. weciaeree cole 100 75 55 45 30 HC C

PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.

Section. 1st. 2d. od. 4th. Sth.

24,

25.

26.

27.

29.

Two Animals of either sex, any age,
produce of one mare............ os 71> $ 65. .$ 55 $ 45 $40

AGED STUDS.

Stallion and four Mares, three years

DLOMIOU A OVOD soso ooo sce oh aie oes ke 150 125 100 75 50
YOUNG STUDS.
Stallion and four Mares, under three
POU Ser adets’s akelicia.c elses 5 spatepscaiacercersdons 125 100 75 50 40

STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by
PINATTTEDULONY Was cya er si a cola ellsairscoPoue eNotes. ova) Soi sie 6. mes eravotalcc acexcroc es erevarepsitepe ores, 6

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
Best showing of Thoroughbred Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
Best showing of Thoroughbred Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
anlmMalsnowneds by One) HxXhiDitOre =... + ae Acoso ee oO sicher oes

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

Gelding, four years old or over.... 40 3 25 20 15
Gelding, three years and under four 40 3 25 20 15
Gelding, two years and under three 40 3 25 2 15
Mare, four years old or over....... 40 3 25 20 15
Mare, three years and under four.. 40 30 25 20 alts)
Mare, two years and under three... 40 30 25 20 15

6th . Wth:
HC C
HC C
HC ¢

$300
Diploma
Diploma
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC C

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF THOROUGHBRED HORSES.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,

offers to the Thoroughbred Horse breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.

Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes.

The prizes to follow the

Official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

SS —

Section. Ist.
i. \Stallion; stournsy.cans O]lGNOMOVET ere ere ee cle reheicieie velar ieehelste te eienenle $ 25
2: ‘Stallion, three years) and under Loum. <cctecrcts ciotelisiers terelelaiene 25
3) Stallion, “tworvearsiand underithneescc. ciciercceecieieiererelener sie iietene 25
4. Stallion, one tyear sand sun den GwOln. aris) custo cle take <iclel cveletense levers 25
5. ‘Stallion, wmader OMe BYCAL sais oc ia\ io wliehe chenoiennie eieteereusisiereweieleuereiele 25
6: “Mare; four years old or, OVeCT,. sci arate). :sjoe = <8 selienols sistsiclettenere 25
(= Mare sthroemycars and Fund er Ours yseperelorrelcicy<tetetenchetelel tethers 25
8 Mare: two vyearsiand under three... o...c 2 se ae. see eee 25
9. Mane wone yearsand MmGen iWiG)jorcre cieysvelslonsierrensteleter nalstetetensesret- 25

NO. MMiares UNGEECONE HVCATI ac sueiciersetelone ecicielelersicisrevalelehenoreae tert leiensaees 25

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13.
14.

15.
16.
17.
18.

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20.

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Class Ill—FRENCH COACH.

1st. 2d. ed. 4th. 5th.
Stallion, four years old or over....$ 75 $50 $ 40 $ 380 $ 25
Stallion, three years and under four 75 50 40 30 25
Stallion, two years and under three 75 50 40 30 25
Stallion, one year and under two... 50 40 30 25 20
Stallion; underone yeare......-\-- 50 40 30 25 20

Mare, four years old or over....... 15 50 40 30 25
Mare, three years and under four.. 75 50 40 30 25
Mare, two years and under three... 75 50 40 30 25
Mare, one year and under two..... 50 40 30 25 20
Mare, under one years... 26. «006. 50 40 30 25 20

CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Stallion, three years Old Ore GVieriar crane cuss severs ivi oie ts ele)/o loge tollede eelousltenene
Reserve Stallion, threewyiears sOLs OVE 4.1. ectensteiele chelate wists iereieuetenel ale
Stallion: ctwo evans: OT wUN Sly var ice spares eueierele), onchehelsrelie eters oneletolelenevette
Reserve: stallion} tworyears: OF UNG. . cic «<s1s cite ols eererelereiarenels eyers

Mare, three: years OldilOr OVC s aes ciate oscycicvers) ous « 601.0; ote) sine eherepeyenereters
Reserve: Mare; threesy. Cars: OF OVE. c1. oleers ilove ete etins 0) olotele eiereiere
Mare; CWO YEAS. OF WMME)N siscd ic ciete's avs sve wiaiel aver scekensis 1 0161s, aieheveite loyorene tens
Reserve: Mare: two years Jor UNGer.. ass cists s eclelersrete ecotersralens eitereronete

GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

SEATON PANY, AALS. eo tcrsvays clove crow keNeneereveus a/eierevelossnatelone: sucherelcusleteketekeCaiatens
Reserve. Stallion, ian yraASes sacs ceiemsck oe ace a caseen ereneeistatsvero aelaieteeerene

IMIATOVANY HAS: sais cle saseheheorele cer erekeG oveleieusielevetstere, cronolcreeMereucliclononeleehansnens
RGSEPVvie (Mare; ; ANY VALS s loc. cis aie ic bier se ieecclers classic cachet onetenommenetettecortaraa

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any
BEE; LS OL ONE SILO sa ccerorertereretenavene 75 50 40 30 25

2nd. 3rd.

$ 20 $ 15
20 15
20 15
20 15
20 15
20 15
20 15
20 15
20 15
20 15
6th. Tih.

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Q
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$100
Diploma
50

Diploma

100
Diploma
50
Diploma

150
Diploma

150
Diploma

HC Cc

PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.
Section. Ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.

24. Two animals of either sex, any age,
produce of one mare.............9 50 $40 $35 $ 25 §$ 20

AGED STUDS.

25. Stallion and four Mares, three years .
OR GIEOVOR do iarats ce otetemve. Sascbatele: arene c 75 50 A0) 30 25

YOUNG STUDS.

26. Stallion and four Mares, under three
WORE a istcocercis sjoitie oe s1tavs, ails lela etaceve woctape 75 50 40 30". 25

STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by
PSU REEN DUC IS weave Lattete oils ecleletay ci exstcSote olan cvehase cnsirel over Swaxereivore) @islieiiaakcue siete rer era'e a

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing French Coach Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

29. Best showing French Coach Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
Animals OWNed) DY¥AOME. EXAMI DELOT > 5, talete) a ae, choi oie! crotlehafelereees acete a ele

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

30. Gelding, four years old or over.... 40 30 25 20 i153
31. Gelding, three years and under four 40 3 25 20 15
32. Gelding, two years and under three 40 30 25 20 15:

33. Mare, four years old or over....... 40 30 25 20 15

34. Mare, three years and under four.. 40 30 25 20 15
35. Mare, two years and under three... 40 30 25 20 15

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR FRENCH COACH HORSES.

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC C

$200
Diploma
Diploma
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc

The French Coach Horse Society of America offers the following special
prizes for French Coach stallions and mares exhibited at the Universal Exposition
of 1904, the prizes to follow the official awards of the World’s Fair to stallions and

mares recorded in the Stud Book of said crganization.
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Section.

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8.

2nd.

Stallion, four years old or over....... Medal
Value $100

Stallion, three years and under four... Medal
Value $100

Stallion, two years and under three... Medal
Value $100

Mare, four years old or over......... Medal
Value $100

Mare, three years and under four..... Medal
Value $100

Mare, two years and under three...... Medal

Value $100

3rd.
Medal
Value $100
Medal
Value $100
Medal
Value $100

Medal
Value $100
Medal
Value $100
Medal
Value $100

4th.
Medal
Value $100
Medal
Value $100
Medal
Value $100

Medal
Value $100
Medal
Value $100
Medal
Value $100

For further information address S. D. Thompson, Secretary of the French
Coach Horse Society of America, Tacoma Building, Chicago, III.

Class I1V.—GERMAN COACH.

(East Friesland Coach, Hanoverian, Holstein Coach, Oldenburg Coach
and Trakehnen.)

Section. ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
1. Stallion, four years old or over....$ 75 $50 $ 40 $ 30 §$ 25
2. Stallion, three years and under four 75 50 40 30 25
3. Stallion, two years and under three 75 50 40 a 25
4. Stallion, one year and under two... 50 40 5} 25 20
5. Stallion, under one year........... 50 40 30 25 20
6. Mare, four years old or over....... 75 50 40 3 25
7. Mare, three years and under four.. 75 50 40 30 25
8. Mare, two years and under three... 75 50 40 3 25
9. Mare, one year and under two..... 50 40 3 25 20

10. Mare, under one year............. 50 40 > 25 20

CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
i ees tallonssthree “Vears, O1d) OMiOVENs,. fe cute conereletehetene whavelere cislene ele feperetals
125) sReservie. ‘Stallion. “Three syiears 1OLWOVER -eice crete cls) shares stcrotesenenete relents

Stallion, two years or under
Reserve Stallion, two years or under

Mare, three years old or over
Reserve Mare, three years or over
Mare, two years or under
Reserve Mare, two years or under

Stallion, any age
Reserve Stallion, any age

Mare, any age
Reserve Mare, any age

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

@LOTie (e) 0\\e: 00) /e\fe (e010: ©) /0:.0\ 0/6 @. 6)-0/0/10) 5 ee) peels se 10) .6) 016

@.6|0)\vJei,w) BF.01.0%0 (0.0 le 8) 6)'6)\8 (00) ke lel e.e ere re

we 0,60 eye a (0; eee, 0) ofetie je) a)e) 0) ele \@ 010) eee Jee hele 6

@i (0) Ol 0,0) 166) @)\6 \e lee) .a, 0.0 ene, 0.0006 0.0 s.0 m8 iene,

©; oe Feiiel.6 e808) 1e) 0: 18 10l.(0: 618 .05,0. 10.6) 9.6. 0) 0.10 1S) 008 Jee) 810-16 snes ace,

© 0 Ole e066: 6 0 Cle 6) eure ee 6, 61616).0, 0, 0.0) 0)\0\ 0 a0

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

@ 0) ©, B © \S\6;.6: © 0) 0 a) 6. .6,.0)/5) 6) 0) ele 9) © 6,16 w huhel'a/07.0/.0) 6 eaheltate 1) ehmi lets) 614) ele

eae wie 6 ele 0/6 las el ele (e 8..6, © elule e\'c le). c,'6 vale) 6 6 (ee eevee!» es \elevele 1s ale

2 fee Sco. 810 .w ele woe ¢ &.e!/0) eles se. 670.6: 600 8 16 610 a6 ie (0.6.80) 6 ene,

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
$100
Diploma
50
Diploma
100
Diploma
50
Diploma
150
Diploma
150
Diploma

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Section. ists 2d. od. 4th. 5th.
23. Four Animals of either sex, any
BeeGveEeCl OL ONG) SITE... 6. soca. cas $ 75. $ 50 $40 $ 30 $ 25

PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.

24. Two animals of either sex, any age,

produce of one mare............ 50 40 35 25 20
AGED STUDS.
25. Stallion and four Mares, three years
GUIB OVS OVICT Ss. Sec bifieice eeriess fe elo 75 50 40) 30 25
YOUNG STUDS.
26. Stallion and four Mares, under three
VICAR Sir ciara s, sistas cree coi dioia,s eleuciarers. avers 75 50 40 30 25

STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by
PB TSEMEISUUO Vets teres rater eco. sree ore ey Lorch ast ol acces ovenel et oilav's al shaovaneve avetereieede shane

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of German Coach Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented...............-

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

29. Best showing of German Coach Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inelusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
AMINA SPOWNEd (Dy. ONE SEX MIDI ao eu siin e chays evctel ar el ote ele eroiere ehtereic

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

30. Gelding, four years old or over.... 40 30 25 20 15
31. Gelding, three years and under four 40 30 25 20 a5
32. Gelding, two years and under three 40 30 25 20 15

33. Mare, four years old or over....... 40 30 25 20 15
34. Mare, three years and under four.. 40 30 25 20 15
35. Mare, two years and under three... 40 30 25 20 15

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR GERMAN COACH HORSES.

6th. 7th.
He Cc
HC Cc
HC ¢
18 Cc

$200
Diploma
Diploma
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc

The Prussian Minister of Agriculture and Education offers four bronze
statuettes of artistic value as prizes for stallions and mares competing at the Uni-

99 —

versal Exposition of 1904 in Class IV, German Coach, which includes the breeds
of East Friesland Coach, Hanoverian, Holstein Coach, Oldenburg Coach and
Trakehnen, viz.:

Stallion? Miviesyeans <0] d (Or tOVieln i ciietacteleteiel rales eho tnere Bronze Statuette
Stallion; four years and under fiviere.-. oie ceiereiene Bronze Statuette
«Stallion: onemtoncoreevearsaek aot soe eee een Bronze Statuette
MPO! SIV (BLO: é.6iierevs, shes isieise co onan ane tot.exeiioifa oust oilel oils levis suatetetetousoheners ne Bronze Statuette

The German Agricuitural Society offers three prizes consisting of albums as
prizes for exhibits of German Coach Horses competing at the Universal Exposition
of 1904, viz.:

Grand Champion.

Stallion any Awe cols ete ve ie ie eco nererere ie seve vanereueuoretoueremene ensue secerobere oka teen elements Album
IMPANO SAMY RLS Fires ie slic isis aie abouene, o asotetecanel lat aia toyevcenete in vans keh oteh anol eke mekan omen ne cetera en Album
Premier Championship for Exhibitor.
Best showing of German Coach Horses, Class IV in Sections 1 to 10
inclusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded
tovanimals owned by. any. one exhibitor... cece seiicia cele ikereenenene Album

*The competition for stallions one te three years to be limited to First-Prize
stallions one and under two, two and under three, and three and under four years
of age.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR GERMAN COACH HORSES.

The Verband of the Holstein Marshes offers, as special prizes, ten medals
for exhibits of Holstein Coach Horses at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the
prizes to follow the official awards of the Universal Exposition to such exhibits
of Holstein Coach Horses, registered in the Holstein Coach Horse Stud Book of
Germany, or tracing their pedigree directly to ancestors registered on both sides
in the said stud book.

Section.

Le Bestastallion tour years Old) Or LOVETT acijsciae cio eceise eietoecnietenee ere Medal
2 Best stallion. three: yearsand under fours... veces) dese a eee Seer Medal
So EDeStotallion, iwo» years) and qunder threes... tac ecieies oer Medal
AS Bests stallionsone yeaTand UnderGwOwsacecc. tte ae See oe meee eee Medal
5a best Stallion under Ones VGarrccccnmisinc cies erect: ohne ea eee Medal
6s BesteMare:foursycars sold OLrsOver... cee eee eee Medal
ve Best Mare: three y.cars and undenstoursy..- sanaeties oneio cee oe eee Medal
S$.) Best. Mare, tworyears and under three... assests cee cic endian Medal
9° -Best-Mare> one syecarvandiunder iGwOne tenes te ds eee le eee Medal
0.) (Best Mares umd ermeone! “yas. ni. ore cicrse oss ct ates ais erclele tasks Giches a croton Medal

For further information address Mr. G. Ahsbahs, President of the Verband
Holstein Coach Horses, Holstein, Germany.

ae

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th.
1. Stallion, four years old or over....$ 75 $50 $ 40 $ 30
2. Stallion, three years and under four 75 50 40 30
3. Stallion, two years and under three 75 50 40 80
4. Stallion, one year and under two... 50 40 30 25
5. Stallion, under one year........... 50 40 30 25
6. Mare, four years old or over....... 75 50 40 30
7. Mare, three years and under four.. 75 50 40 30
8. Mare, two years and under three... 75 50 40 30
9. Mare, one year and under two..... 50 40 30 25
TO; Mare, under one year............. 50 40 30 25
CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
Pee sialon. three years! Old’ OF OVEN. 2... \s 32% ces os. crease co tiecs
12. Reserve Stallion, three years or OVEr.............2eeceees
Pee SUAlION twWO VOars: OF UNGER. 63 so.\ceicle cote eve ase ce ei chle-c eos
14. Reserve Stallion, two years or under.............seccceeee
Pelviane. three years Old\Ory OVI Ss 55) 6:c/605 cls Ser derdals tli alecee.s cove
16. Reserve Mare, three yearS OF OVELr........ccscccccccccecs
mime Mares, tWO YCATS OF UNCC. ssc cite '-c.0.cs0 a oie does Sis dle eo oo cous
meeermeserve Mare, tWO YEaTS OF UNE? .... 6 oo6s 00. nsier%e dees cevaees
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
SEMBLE LOVE AIL V = 1 RE Oh yo ooo ole seve! cite ‘or ev’eylelis) nibiavare aie Sip gis Wels S os Sie eee
BE TLOSCLV.G SLAIMONS AMV, BLES ws. soca cso. 5, 6%) 0 516 0.6616 0:0 Wie w drelousvons ore
SPER Cpe ANVIL CO). scree ot esc alate. 0.6 loeuerete-o: oh0)ci. seyiliews [eva ards wleratereieacemiavee
PPMECOSCLVOYWIATO. ALLY APO lecis-e soso oinie,e lor sbeieiers oierbic sxeuavavavoieve diéceiefeters
GET OF ONE SIRE.
23. Four Animals of either sex, any
age, get of one sire.............. 75 50 40 30
PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.
24. Two animals of either sex, any age,
produse of one mare............ 50 40 35 25
AGED STUDS.
25. Stallion and four Mares, three years

Class V.—ENGLISH COACH.
(Cleveland Bay or Yorkshire Coach.)

OUR OG OVClr o3 0s eee ew noe 15 50 40 30

dth. 6th. 7th.

$ 25 HC Cc
25 HC Cc

25 HC C

20 HC C
20 HC Cc

25 HC Cc
25 HC C
25 HC Cc
20 HC C
20 HC C
oreo $100
petal ons Diploma
erat 50
Beato Diploma
eaienets 100
shatters Diploma
ayers 50
Leds Diploma
ate 150
chenegieus Diploma
erokeusrs 150
arate a6 Diploma

25 HC C

20 HC C

bo
CA

HC

Q

YOUNG STUDS.

Section. Ist. 2nd. érd. 4th. 5th.

26.

27.

Stallion and four Mares, under three
VOSS: shake eteicteleieristeie eis evsroarens snes $75 $ 50 $40 $ 30 §$ 25
STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by
POSH U DITOR sia terotiere<icicusvete: witele lous levis lets, tp euedercekeioue ieuarteiciote esenehel totems eietotene
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
Best showing of English Coach Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented..............22.

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of English Coach Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by one: Hxhibitor. 6205 <i.ce 35.0. aleve cre ete, ate elel eel oie eie

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.
Gelding, four years old or over.... 40 30 25 20 15

Gelding, three years and under four 40 30 25 20 15
Gelding, two years and under three 40 30 25 20 15

Mare, four years old or over...... 40 30 25 20 15
Mare, three years and under four.. 40 30 25 20 15
Mare, two years and under three... 40 30 25 20 15)

— 49 22

7th.

HC C
$200
Diploma
Diploma
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC Cc

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
1, Stallion, four years old or over....$ 75 $50 $ 40 $ 30 $ 25
2. Stallion, three years and under four 75 50 40 30 25
3. Stallion, two years and under three 75 50 40 30 25
4. Stallion, one year and under two... 50 40 3 25 20
5. Stallion, under one year........... 50 40 30 25 20
6. Mare, four years old or over....... 75 50 40 30 25
7. Mare, three years and under four.. 75 50 40 30 25
8. Mare, two years and under three... 75 50 40 30 25
9. Mare, one year and under two..... 50 40 30 25 20
wo, Mare, under one year........:.... 50 40 30 25 20
CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
ier stallion, three: years Old OF OVERS. ..65 2. ccc cee cee re cicwes scien
Pa eServe stallion, three: years OF OVE! oes occ es cncccvcccecceee
Pe SCION, CWO. VCArs OF UMGAST <s.5 occ occ ccs cieevedoic.e eveciee cise ears
HeEetCenerve, stallion: two years) Or Under: <5. .o2 25. cee se bales acrce
Pe Mare: TTC VEATS: Old: ON OViCliic cass sn cletie bales 4.4 Grolern ausiel eve iaue sosie
Mee tOsScrve: Mare, three Years’ OF OVER. o....ciac ocsic.s clase cs .secnie sieiste e
Mie VIAT.e: CWO. YORTS OL UNGEL oc dicce one care. ocsevs ove deveha als oo ocja cere Qauns are
ieeeneserve: Mare: CWO Years: OF UNGER. ii. \o.c cscceis vs grerce a6 shom o.erouuciewiere
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
eSPeE SS LEDELT ON) UTI Y: EE Ole 8: oi syavesshes oat e ates oo. brdis ovele cid-e: syed Sheree chelate sieve aialenel o tite
MP LeSCL VG) Sta lliOn AMY? BEC. oi. ac. cccicvelsvereucleve'ere oe tye sale ele sions Seoltiehe, e.eronces
POMPE CRAIN V2: DLO’ aratetevers wievele cals ehelevee jors).salao,sheie treiereiel clialeyereis.e acetone ee) ets
PPP ECENECLVOHIVAl Cn, ALY “ALO s ss snciaisiw erslevelteneye svwicveje'cens (oleate aiienemisiens)snete seers
GET OF ONE SIRE.

23. Four Animals of either sex, any

BES LOL OL ONG SITS: 6c). ov sie s/ere,s ore UG: 50 40 30 25
PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.

24. Two animals of either sex, any age,

produce of one mare:....:...... 50 40 35 25 20
AGED STUDS.

25. Stallion and four Mares, three years

OIG OL OVECI sc. oc ccie ead orate eae 75 50 40 30 25
YOUNG STUDS.

26. Stallion and four Mares, under three

VGA Fave) tat here ee oretceicte Mare widica & Se 75 50 40 30 25

Class VIL—HACKNEY.

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC
HC
HC

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AeIele er iQQee

$100
Diploma
50
Diploma
100
Diploma
50
Diploma
159
Diploma
150
Diploma
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC C

STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Section.

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by
WKH itor wie or iiereceores susvevsscve os teieteeeraze cia een ceeires MC TIGE amen $200

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
28. Best showing of Hackney Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented...............- Diploma
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
29. Best showing of Hackney Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned ‘byvone Exhibitors... ce soci see coin Diploma

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. Sth. 6th. 7th.
30. Gelding, four years old or over....$ 40 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 §$ 15 HC C
31. Gelding, three years and under four 40 30 25 20 15 HC C
32. Gelding, two years and under three 40 30 25 20 145) HC C
33. Mare, four years old or over....... 40 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
34. Mare, three years and under four.. 40 30 25 20 15 HC C
85. Mare, two years and under three... 40 30 25 20 15 HC Cc

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR HACKNEY HORSES.

The Hackney Horse Society of Great Britain offers Special Prizes as follows
fer Hackney Horses exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the prizes to
follow the official awards of the World’s Fair—the Stallion and sire of the Mare
or Gelding to be registered in the English or American Hackney Stud Books, viz.:

BestirackneysStallioniecen dak one ote cee cae eee oon Cane ee Gold Medal
ipesieVviane or Gelding to NarnessS a. <a soe ieee cee en leer Goid Medal

For further information address Frank F. Euren, Secretary of the Hackney
Horse Society of Great Britain, 17 Hanover Square, London, England.

nee Wass

Section. ist. 2d. 3d. 4th.
1. Stallion, four years old or over....$ 75 $50 $ 40 $ 30
2. Stallion, three years and under four 75 50 40 30
3. Stallion, two years and under three 75 50 40 30
4. Stallion, one year and under two... 50 40 30 25
by stallion, under One year.....6....<6. 50 40 30 25
6. Mare, four years old or over....... 75 50 40 30
7. Mare, three years and under four... 75 50 40 30
8. Mare, two years and under three... 75 50 40 30
9. Mare, one year and under two..... 50 40 30 25
10. Mare, under one year............. 50 40 30 25
CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
mean stallion, three: years Old OF OVER. 6 ac.c poise 8 cls ee oie verse esas was
ieeekreserve Stallion, three years: OF OVEL. . 2.0606 occ cs cece sce ere
PSEA LiOn=. CWO) VOCALS: OF) UNG OD es croc cists ciclersie one Slee Grarwiaiwlere wf cence
Pa eeserve: Stallion) tWO Years OF UNGET 4 65 coe sc 0 cis we. ce we ose eee
PME e ee TNTeC: VGATS: Old OP EOV.CD ire, ic dis cc ciesis oreloisiareie alarereie Dielatene Bas
lew aveserve Mare; three years OF OVEP:. .. 6.5.6 cc ectccscc css ccvee
Me VArO EW) Vears: OF UNG Cl. sis lea e cve d'creie ocsyoue chic oa area. be Grete Suskew'e
iw mveserve Mare, two years Or under... occ cc cc cree cteeccnes
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
PME SECU IT OTP AINY > BCs. 5c :c,0 2 4 ale crop ocd bler's os) aPoreteis arate viele: sleMeneisfG.e oieleoievene
PUMEBELCSOL VG) StAlION: ANY. ALC aio cise ois wa ro.c Wie Shale. 01d ws syleleiere wi etovevetoren nes
leeeMArTC: ANY AEC. oo ccis occ cele eels iel'stsiiads, 9) etaleliar aie qaus’ of arel'e: Sanat alaeca ei opensiaetas
ELC NCL V GMI ATG AN) Vi DEO x. 0\ sicisc sfeve'c; oils, wiles, 60) 415) 6,6 ei eis sxelsisl arse sere ele ores
GET OF ONE SIRE.
23. Four Animals of either sex, any
age: get of ONE SITE: .. 26.0.8 sees 75 50 40 30
PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.
24. Two animals of either sex, any age,
S Produce’ Of ONE) Male... 2... << 50 40 35 25
AGED STUDS.
25. Stallion and four Mares, three years
OIUBOL? OVOL ei ciace oicid ores era toreserciaie. ey aha 75 50 40 30
YOUNG STUDS.
26. Stallion and four Mares, under three

Class VII.—MORGAN.

VORERE ei recs co elavclevelerciche sist ofevicercve 6 75 50 40 30

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6th. 7th.

$100
Diploma
50
Diploma
100
Diploma
50
Diploma
150
Diploma
150
Diploma
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C

STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Section.

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by
POXHUDICOR os. cees ia sectavty eis oi che wna. Sav anohelaheue: atntecal Suet aie ate aeaen Re aan $200

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of Morgan Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................ Diploma

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

29. Best showing of Morgan Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animalssowned! by7one Hxhibitor.. sone ce wan ccs eee eee Gere Diploma

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

1st. ed. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
30. Gelding, four years old or over....$ 40 $ 3 $ 25 $ 20 $5 HC C
31. Gelding, three years and under four 40 3 25 20 1855 HC Cc
32. Gelding, two years and under three 40 30 25 20 15 HC Cc

3. Mare, four years old or over....... 40 30 25 20 oy HC Cc
4. Mare, three years and under four... 40 30 25 20 15 HC C
5. Mare, two years and under three... 40 30 25 20 15 HC Cc

at ae

Section. ist. 2d. 3d. 4th.
1. Stallion, four years old or over....$ 75 $50 $ 40 $ 30
2. Stallion, three years and under four 75 50 40 30
3. Stallion, two years and under three 75 50 40 30
4. Stallion, one year and under two... 50 40 30 25
5. Stallion, under one year........... 50 40 30 25
6. Mare, four years old or over....... AD 50 40 30
7. Mare, three years and under four.. 75 50 40 3
8. Mare, two years and under three... 75 50 40 30
9. Mare, one year and under two..... 50 40 30 25
nO. Mare, under one year...........5. 50 40 30 25
CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
MEO CaAllioOns three: Years: Old’ OF sOVET eis ecciels. 0.0 gis ioral sie steps eiersrepee vies
ier reserve stallion, three. years: OF OVED. .2.006.c6sceces ec sassse cue
Pe SLALiOn:, tWwOryears OF UNGER. Ve i... cole sels encase s oO uals cies
mae Reserve stallion, two. years Or UNGer...o5...60csns cect seece wenn
iEeviaros tHTeCe“VCArs! O1G) OF \OV ET enc cic aie os ods oalersiere ware, eeioreore
mye menerve Mare, three’ years: OF OVEP.. occ. ccie cc cece oalems noes
Meme Ano riGWOLyCaALrs! OF UNGER. o/c (0 'scis.c.s see eo s)s chev sais sie esee eee.
emerceserve Mare, twO-years OF UNGEDSs « . ss:ccc00 5.54 ences es oe sacs
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
RMS LAR ULOT GAT Ye (AL Cites fecardue estos to orale Oe ueis ssotnie ie ei ere pista ovens eg oc
POPMMELCSOLViC: StALIIONS ANY, VLCC as ers: cree ous oa se 0b vied ehayihe, 6,605 wi anets en aterensl apeomt ors
PRY ELT: O26 ELEN 0S Ciere cevororey'e for clot s eistoncyerevete avels rece avevale eri svereletn estore whore
Pe LLCROL Viv INVLATC, ADV: AG Cus cic clunc cle vo evevebe suclle: 6:tua setileisteratsnevereremeoteieus Gre
GET OF ONE SIRE. —
23. Four Animals of either sex, any
age; get Of ONO SITE. 62.55.54 e ess 75 50 40 30
PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.
24. Two animals of either sex, any age,
produce of one mare............ 50 40 30 25
AGED STUDS.
25. Stallion and four Mares, three years

Class VIII.—SADDLE.

(Animals in Class VIII, three years old or over, to be shown under saddle,
and those less than three years old, to be shown to halter.)

Old OG OV Eli cis.s core seers ottruro ole aie (ds 50 40 30

5th.

$ 25
25
25
20
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HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC C
$100
Diploma
50
Diploma
100
Diploma
50
Diploma
150
Diploma
150
Diploma
HC C
HC C
HC Cc

YOUNG STUDS.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. A6thpeedithe

26. Stallion and four Mares, under three
ViCALS owen otro teeth eae $75 $50 $ 40 $ 30 $ 25 HC C

STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by
1D: di] 10) Soe ee eI eI aR EETEES AI ary es Lint Gd toc sara S uo 0 $200

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of Saddle Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................ Diploma

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
29. Best showing of Saddle Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animalssowned: by, ones Exhibitonsen... ernment erie circa Diploma

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

30. Gelding, four years old or over..... 40 30 25 2g 15 HC C
31. Gelding, three years and under four 40 30 25 20 15 HC C
32. Gelding, two years and under three 40 30 25 20 15 HC C
33. Mare, four years old or over...... 40 30 25 20 iy HC C
34. Mare, three years and under four.. 40 30 25 20 15 HC C
35. Mare, two years and under three... 40 30 25 20 15 HC Cc

SPECIAL PRIZE FOR SADDLE HORSE.

The American Saddle Horse Breeders Association offers as Special Prize
for the finest registered American Saddle Horse, Stallion, Mare or Gelding, to
be shown to halter, a silver trophy cup, value $200.

For further information address Col. I. B. Nall, Secretary of the American
Saddle Horse Breeders Association, Louisville, Ky.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF SADDLE HORSES.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Saddle Horse breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Seetion. Ist. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
1. Stallion; four VearsrOld OrsOViers wet. cctes cose ete tees $30) as 25) 9) 20S bees 10
2. Stallion, three years and under four............. 3 25 20 15 10
3. Stallion, two years and under three.............. 3 25 20 15 10
Gameviare, four years, O1MiOr WOVE t ole -siucchetstecttsuctasencits 3 25 20 15 10
w.9 Mare, three years and under four... 4... ...% «=. 3 25 20 5 10
8. Mare, two years and under three............... 3 25 20 15 10

49 ——

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

Section. Ist. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
Bow Golding, tour years old or OVer. <2. ..... 060006 > 30 $25 $20 $15 $ 10
31. Gelding, three years and under four........... 30 25 20 15 10
32. Gelding, two years and under three............ 30 25 20 15 10
pomeelviare:, four years: Old ‘OF OVEL...jci ceca esse cess 30 25 20 15 10
34. Mare, three years and under four............. 30 25 20 15 10
35. Mare, two years and under three............. 3 25 20 15 10

19.
20.

21.
22.

23.

Class IX—SHETLAND PONY.

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.

Stallion, four years old or over....$ 60 $50 $ 40 $ 30 $ 25 HC C
Stallion, three years and under four 60 50 40 30 25 HC C
Stallion, two years and under three 60 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
Stallion, one year and under two.. 40 3 30 25 20 HC Cc
Stallion, under one year.......... 40 3 30 25 20 HC C
Mare, four years old or over...... 60 50 40 3 25 HC Cc
Mare, three years and under four.. 60 50 40 3 25 HC Cc
Mare, two years and under three.. 60 50 40) 3 25 HC C
Mare, one year and under two...... 40 35 30 25 20 HC Cc
Mare, under one year............ 40 3 30 25 20 HC (oO
CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
Stallions three years) OGL OF OVICL iets «cece ccelaa sic aleceicre ois as pare $100
Reserve Stallion, three years OF OVE. oc. ic. se wc cece ees sacs Diploma
Stallone CWOnVGATS OF UMC OI ei. cic ois eterel« cia bie (easveleistons: acolo meesreisits 50
RESOLVE Stallion, CWO) Yas) OF UNGER. a. siec:s cise crue. qereie wes cies oe Diploma
MraremuhTree: -VeCaTrs. Olde Oe OMSL) vseisio roparsvers oes sano eves 01S a veka oranee ears 100
Reserve. Ware: three years: OF OVEI: o..0cc.0« ete cieleies spas Saree eine 56 Diploma
Wane miwOnyCars: O©) UMC. csictcieueis! oi0.c) oka eteravensiicdel u leila: level <iaveeicucie enelavers 50
Reserve Mare: two! years! OF UNGER is oo.c.55 cite cscs tee eae s aes Diploma
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
SUSU M ANN, ALO sre crc mn cite < cicvers. a eiereie teres) si eiwvisver elt Sicotiee veto ais ete nie 125
VGRCEV.G HO CANTON ANY ALS a) aac a crsweiayslers crersieicichend clans a olevere werevene ef Diploma
WVU MATIV IE DE Clete one alel cel ofehe: vic] tot oie cone el el. cr OL fev omen chetonere oh ol vileialierssj'syevelscaie 125
IGSCLVCHIMIALC ANY ALO ca voce cic cere e.c.c aeior audi siateriers once 6 Rricerereintoiseake Diploma

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any
ARE, SOLIOL OHENSILSs ctsis <feselerd overs 75 50 40 30 25 HC C

PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.

Section. 1st. 2d. od.

24. Two animals of either sex, any age,
produce) OL one mane... .. 2.6.0.9 $50 $ 40 $ 35

AGED STUDS.

bo
or

Stallion and four Mares, three years
OlUROLROVEL Ae icon cence ho 50 40

YOUNG STUDS.

26. Stallion and four Mares, under three
Vi OAT Siectcte, ccerthchere ss terere csuehscsuan stone yeht 75 50 40

STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

$ 25

oth.

$ 20

bt
ol

25

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by
XVID ILO 2052 tec aeveScsueue onerene>sipnce vereven cee te coven eters ebcnacene waste lata coren ale tokeueenione

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of Shetland Ponies in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

29. Best showing of Shetland Ponies in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned Dy Ones HI XMTDITOM as... erent ieee ee eiere Gieiel ee eneneeere

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR SHETLAND PONIES.

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC C
HC C
$200
Diploma
Diploma

The American Shetland Pony Club offers the following special prizes for
Shetland ponies exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904.
follow the official awards of the World’s Fair to ponies recorded in the Stud Book

of the American Shetland Pony Club.

Section.

ieee stallion. fOurwy.carsiOldaOLnOViGilzm ic csi cie-coe clei Geet center
2.) stallion, three years and under Tours... 2... otc se snes
J. stallion, twouyears' and wnder three sac. «cis cwele sien everels)s
fe Stallion wOnesyecar and VWNGer wt wOse cece sie cieteleiercreiet ete che
ba stallion, Under ONC “VGA c:.c.1ets oresels oss cise etciers cree eee

62. Mare; stour years old OrzOVieGI sj cir. a cieletals os everevouseleiapelessteverere
i. Maressthree years and Under foie. «ci ccc ie eles
8. Mare, two years and under three.................25-
9
0

Mare!) one year ands Und eri twit... os sue eiw scowicteisrexs aie mreiete
Mare, Under! ONC gy. CAIs: cist ts. ccsrstewese ie cnostienens sleresousie hae eceiere

eie.e:'e 16

lor Ror kor gor k=r)

The prizes are to

Pee ee”

a ee

For further information address Mortimer Levering, Secretary, Lafayette, Ind.

eee) e

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF SHETLAND PONIES.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Shetland Pony breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Section. ist: 2d. 3rd. 4th.
ee ScAlION, LOUM Years, Old= OF OVET. 2a. oc s1< 0.014 cieie s « syee10 6) % 20) $ 15 $10 $5
2. Stallion, three years and under four.................. 20 15 10 5
ae ptallion, Gwo years and under three... 3.......00..6.cess< 20 15 10 5
fee Stallion, one year and wnder twoO:,.....-..secncens se. » 20 15 10 5
Pee CALION, Unde OMG: V.Gal. ee cf ccd crcccis sccieur ss otcienele ewes 20 15 10 5
fHemviare Tour years’ Old OT OVER - « «ss ois.so:sc01«a.0,« 0606000 «aus 20 15 10 5
fe, Mare, three years and under four...........0..:a.cs-> 20 15 10 5
oo Mare, two years. and under’ three. ....3.6)...50.b 85605 20 15 10 5
wa Vare..one year and wnder two. .....6 jasc. ocecciesce 20 15 10 5

PM VAs UnGer ONECEV CAT. cc's odes sdievernuciersieveie clecesieiw iene os 20 15 10 5

Class X.—PERCHERON.
ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. dth. 6th. 7th.

1. Stallion, four years old or over....$100 $ 75 $50 $40 $ 30 HC Cc
2. Stallion, three years and under four 100 1455 50 40 30 HC (6!
3. Stallion, two years and under three. 100 143) 50 40 3 HC C
4. Stallion, one year and under two... 75 50 40 30 25 HC C
5. Stallion, under one year........... 5 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
6. Mare, four years old or over...... 100 Us 50 40 30 HC C
7. Mare, three years and under four.. 100 105) 50 40 30 HC Cc
8. Mare, two years and under three... 100 15 50 40 30 HC Cc
9. Mare, one year and under two..... US 50 40 30 25 HC C
Oy Mare, under one year............. 75 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
Miem Stallion, Loree: years! Old! OLrvOVers, ec ieiers oie os eccisie eravacdiglens-« oe aieteleyoe $150
fe reserve stallion; three) years Or OVEr. 2s... . ssc occeccn eels cen a gloes Diploma
PS tAUION y CWOLy. CATS ON UNCC aisle sec ecte cc he ute dais o ga Se One 100
we Reserve scallion, two years Or Under... 2.562 .c4.ecesencecsce ec Diploma
PO NIALC CUT CeCtV.CAaTs Old VOL! OVELs srereicis cele axes ninises cloves. aed eoeees wid le eekese 150
tee meserve Mare, three: years:\OF OVEPs 6066 sec sss ois 0.5 s benvcce cece Diploma
Meme Mare CWOLY CALS OL sUNGEI sc aicccvspcis, vias igs sens disle nie otek ere a Hoe oe 100
mem eELOSeLrvic IMare, twO-years OF UNders <6 osc... cs cmlesinae sauces ce Diploma
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
Reve S UEVLLT OT ATUV gs VECO let oto) xis) cre lal ciate ere clare siclere as ereverehel sible oc eleva @ Spat wales 250
PUMPECCSCLY Ou StAlllOny ANY: MEGn cas eetsm oe seeks bic ances Bias as Sw taa di cardacuens Diploma
aM VAT Oar ATV ALO lie arch odor cca crepaierolers oar a rure alc-ald creland di cieranle's GoA atenebyas 250
rPLCOSCEVO MALO + AN Ve Opa acieic meri s ci aiecn a omaec ale otsvencen cy cake ae oe noes Diploma

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Section. Ste 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.

23.

24.

26.

27.

Four Animals of either sex, any
ave; feet tor Onersinesscs us wesc ee CX S39 ay S38 ey SSS) ay

PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.

Two Animals of either sex, any age,

DLOdUCOROL ONEEMATCH ac cciclcielels ee 75 65 55 45 40
AGED STUDS.

Stallion and four Mares, three years

OlGMOL OVERS Gers wig eisieeoeeeraloneeiae 1509) 25" 100 ub 50
YOUNG STUDS.

Stallion and four Mares, under three

ViGATIS! slenelerconrenss elev eres ie Woshnele ore 12 500, 75 50 40
STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by

STD EONS: raiesersia srovcis tecnicos iete tse ate a uk telies ate ro ce haieteie rch or etoastot @onneneees
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

Best showing of Percheron Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented..............-.

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Percheron Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals Owned DY. One EX bibi tO set cse css srercloter iets aeructchenencneners

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

Gelding, four years old or over.... 40 30 25 20 15

Gelding, three years and under four 40 30 25 20 115

Gelding, two years and under three 40 30 25 20 15

Mare, four years old or over...... 40 30 25 20 15

Mare, three years and under four.. 40 30 25 20 15
Mare, two years and under three... 40 30 25 20 15

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR PERCHERON HORSES.

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc

$300
Diploma
Diploma
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC 5
HC S
HC Cc

The American Percheron Horse Breeders and Importers Association offers

(except as noted) the following special prizes for animals recorded under its rules

tO

a

and regulations and exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. The stallions
and mares shown for the following prizes to be owned by the exhibitor, who must
be a member of the American Percheron Horse Breeders and Importers Association.

Section. Ist. 2nd. 3d. 4th. 5th.
1. Breeding Stallion, to be shown with six of his

get under three years of age, all but Stallion

to; be, bred by the Hixhibitor...5. io... o2..... $150 $100 $ 75 HC C
2. Stallion, any age, one mare four years old or

over, one mare three years old and under

four, one mare two years old and under three,

and one mare one year old and under two.. 150 100 75 HC
3. Best American-bred Stallion, three years old

NTE OU OB haces oy ios ate x oh oooh nies cer oh ats Dietot orate: OTe aiteNel som 100 75 50 HC 5
4. Best American-bred Stallion, under three years

Olde bred) Py: the HxbI tors... .c oes siete cieleie 6 100 75 50 EC (@!
5. Best American-bred Mare, three years old or

over, pred by the? Dxhibitor: s.052.0.. 0062.0. 100 75 50 HC
6. Best American-bred Mare, under three years

old, pred. by the Exhibitors... -< sac... 100 75 50 HC C
7. Best pair of Registered Mares shown in harness’ 100 UG 50 HC Cc
8. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or

over, bred by the Exhibitor. The First-Prize

is offered by the Exposition management... 300 150 Us) HC (Q)

In addition to above prizes, the American Percheron Horse Breeders and Im-
porters Association will give to the Exhibitor making the best display of Percherons
from each State, a suitably engrossed testimonial certifying that the recipient
made the best display of Percherons from his State.

For further information, address Geo. W. Stubblefield, Secretary of the Ameri-
can Percheron Horse Breeders and Importers Association, 17 Exchange Avenue,
Chicago, I[llinois.

The Percheron Registry Company offers special prizes as follows for Per-
cheron Stallions and Mares exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the prizes
to follow the official awards of the World’s Fair to Stallions and Mares recorded
in the Percheron Register kept by said organization:

‘Sts 2nd. 3d.
Stallion, four years old or over........ Gold Medal Silver Medal Bronze Medal
Value $100 Value $60 Value $30
Stallion, three years and under four.... Gold Medal Silver Medal Bronze Medal
Value $100 Value $60 Value $30
Stallion, two years and under three.... Gold Medal Silver Medal Bronze Medal
Value $100 Value $60 Value $30
Mare, four years old or over........... Gold Medal Silver Medal Bronze Medal
Value $100 Value $60 Value $30
Mare, three years and under four...... Gold Medal Silver Medal Bronze Medal
Value $100 Value $60 Value $30
Mare, two years and under three....... Gold Medal Silver Medal Bronze Medal
Value $100 Value $60 Value $30

For further information address Charles Glenn,

Registry Co., Columbus, Ohio.

Secretary of

the Percheron

The Société Hippique Percheronne de France offers special prizes consisting

of medals valued at two thousand franes for the best exhibit of Percheron Stallions
and Mares exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904 at St. Louis, Mo., U.S. A.,
and recorded in the Stud Book of the Société Hippique Percheronne de France,
the prize to follow the official awards of the World’s Fair, viz.:

Section. Ist. 2d. 3d.

i stallion, foun yeanrsvoldornvOvers. sees Gold Silver-gilt Silver
2. stallion; three andiunder founm.:.....c.ss02e0008 Gold Silver-gilt Silver
oe otallion, tworand minder three. aca. .cjee eee Gold Silver-gilt Silver
allem MIEN Rear aN Ae =koln. cerca ed DU OOtka MONS Oe. COG OTe & Gold Silver-gilt Silver

For further information address M. Louis Perriot, President of the Société
Hippique Percheronne de France, Beaudole, pres Nogent-Le-Rotyou, Eure et Loir,
France.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF PERCHERON HORSES.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Percheron Horse breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd.
HA SUALION OUN sV Cars 1Old FOR MOVeTerierestorcissecieteieareechs aeieioiciers $20) $515 Salo
A.aStallion, .three years and under LOUr.. ss .celes ne cee secs 20 15 10
Samovallion, two years and wnder Three. ..ceccce«ccrciaeem atte 20 155 10
Ate StALION, Ones year Ande Unde. CWO wes eeiciscre nee chee cheenieiseiee 20 AS: 10
De OlallionenuGerOnen ViCale cw cis icc eicle sees einns re eae mica Sree onan ene 20 15 10
GameViane st OUly sy.Cals 70] dMORNOVEIe sce eee com cia teicieh icici ee eke 20 15 10
(pee Vane aEnreeeyeanrs (and sunder TOUR sci eee neecireie ee ternero ake 20 15 10
Se Vane LWO.y Cars .and UnGenecnTreessecis cicasil esieeietersne crereen rates 20 16S 10
Ome VMaAre wONeCsVeCaT sand: MUNGO UW.O tet cree lets toeueue oistoleietere)oietotevereeione 20 15 10
OM eNTares Mumidlen One “VAs rc erers, seta save ter oho) erieteca speleuche Ghaktntns euchone oehahore 20 15 10

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

30) eGeldine: Sour years OlGsOT) OVEN: sas aie sas cla i steinsicvals a alee 3 20 20
ole Gelding, three. years and eumder= LOUT. as sciec seclolc o e-ctecee ec cnete 3 20 20
o2 Gelding, two: yearsweand umder threes’. 2 bicc\cic <u shee oaas eee 3 20 20
Soe MALe? TOUT FViCALS Ol ROT OVET: tole te ao eieis ale eieveandens Cite ae coh eo nieeiore 30 20 20
34.) Mare; three, years, and) under four: a... 0. cmc ce coc cccle ens 30 20 20
SO0n Vane, GWwO) years: and aunderathneeCics sss1./sccts cue she erie cheisie se setethntete 33 20 20

il 7 Wee

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th.
1. Stallion, four years old or over....$100 $ 75 $50 $ 40
2. Stallion, three years and under four 100 75 50 40
3. Stallion, two years and under three. 100 75 50 40
4. Stallion, one year and under two... 75 50 40 30
5. Stallion, under one year........... 75 50 40 30
6. Mare, four years old or over...... 100 15 50 40
7. Mare, three years and under four.. 100 75 50 40
8. Mare, two years and under three... 100 15 50 40
9. Mare, one year and under two..... 75 50 40 30
105) Mare; under one-year: .....06..20. 75 50 40 30
CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
Me TAION: CnTee) VOALS) Old: OF OVEL).. < o.eve save, avel.e.e.cje+ejernle eieie 6, oievarevereiero se
foe Reserve! stallion, three’ years” OF OVEY.. i... csc nce cee es ss emces
PS caluion: CWO Years: OF UNG. «ics cps. osle's vee cle le aisle svis cases sss
ie ieserve stallion; two: years OF UNEP... 666 6c we cso ccrn se sles
PE MaAretnree! years: O10) OT OVET a2 <.6clalow' ocoyelaie so se 0.3 o)e,0 8,08 0r0ne, 6) © esere
in reserve. Mare; three years OF OVE... 6c sssc crs sscacecessssas ens
Mim NTA Oe! LW Or VCATS: | OF UNG CIecsre oie efoy dsc. 215i) s: overs) #,4).6'51 5) cvs nop orapeienp olaldiereye.e
mere Reserve Ware: twO.Years-OY UNGEDS 5. 6 cvecoiee oisvels s cie epee wiere wo ei ears
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
ET SS UNTO TT ATV aL ALCS cialecard oe oreo chs mreke,e ele She hetele ots eoate ick tics ajlefovei apache: su siene
PPEPELCSCLV.G) SLAIION: ANY? ALS: . .sire aioiciels's ates ole wie oe eels of els Sheet erelere exe) ©
SPENT AMY UASC! fare nyc wr ces Glo at sun.e ise wie ef Slats ohecs\ ele ahs, ole) e! assis) alajeona aver otchie
PPEPILCSOTVGLIMALC? ANY) ALS. «crac cle cis cletelelece) cle viele isur ele: slsseye oie 'e1e slslolshonel ole
GET OF ONE SIRE.
23. Four Animals of either sex, any
age, get of one Sire............. 100 75 BD 45
PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.
24. Two Animals cf either sex, any age,
produce of one mare............ 75 65 55 45
AGED STUDS.
25. Stallion and four Mares, three years
OMG OU OV EI soo ole pss cis sieinis ore = syelehs 150 125 100 {47
YOUNG STUDS.
26. Stallion and four Mares, under three

Class Xl1—FRENCH DRAFT.

VORLT Sill cortavcltala rover ale rela lerel ctoiiateratela ote fallei(o% 125 100 75 50

$

5th.

40

40

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC Cc

C

C

Cc

$150
Diploma
100
Diploma
150
Diploma
100
Diploma
250
Diploma
250
Diploma
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC Cc

STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Section.
27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by
POSH TDIGOL oc: .Cereteye cai svovaleteic.c sevevanslieve,s elie el ategenat atetsnedebenole tebe retetel duskeneletere te
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
28. Best showing of French Draft Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,

29.

iad

oVU.

GO}
ol.

9
Os.

33.
34.
35.

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to

animals bred by any one Breeder represented

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

CC

Best showing of French Draft Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animalstowned Dy One Lxhibiton acc se. ses ae cieae mele eeereeneeit

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

Ist.
Gelding, four years old or over....$ 40
Gelding, three years and under four 40
Gelding, two years and under three 40

Mare, four years old or over...... 40
Mare, three years and under four.. 40
Mare, two years and under three... 40

$

2d.

30
30
30

30
30
30

$

3d.

25
25
25

25
25
25

4th.
$ 20
20
20

20
20
20

5th.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR FRENCH DRAFT HORSES.

$309
Diploma
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc

The National French Draft Horse Association offers the following special

prizes for French Draft Horses recorded under its rules and regulations and ex-
hibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904.

The Stallions and Mares competing for the following prizes, if imported to be

registered in the “Stud Book, des Chevaux de Trait Francais’, and in all cases to
be recorded in the National Register of French Draft Horses.

STALLIONS. Ist.
Stallion: four VeAaTsO)ld JOrMOViT s,s ceca sierocote oleue ekeveretedesefotetel ciete te denerettelte $ 60
Stallion, three years and Under fOr. cic ees crews etercuele Gaels cleus se 1eto casters 50
Stallion: stwo-years) and understhree iiss seca. «10 slots ister telersre ts chovereneleene 45
Stallion, «one. year ‘andwunader CWO. as cco ace c% cles ohone revetose enslousuenenetelte 40
MARES.
Mares? fOULAV CATS Old OT OVETiSresc.d we eis cea ve nanevetevoe eto ttere enene, oka eereren 60
Mare, three’ years and. under TOUMs oiss:5 cc c.c sore ose: e's ares iagebe onetedereels 50
Mare, ‘two -yCarsiand Inder GHreGscic ster c.c,e7cke eke eyereienederetetete ve efetene are 45
Mare, ONG Vearvand UMd!Sr WO: ss s:cie sree evans Choise aisleteus ie stele neusverenersueuel etene 40
CHAMPION STALLION AND MARE.
CALTON, ANY PALS aise seeope ve cerene Sucte ola cvals rb ie: loner avreuafetatial eee teHeNane ieee temerctononenstate 100
IVEATIO ANY ALO cle erec drotenereele che careers cates obalie cof ato tere iaiela teh nalts sauselie woken enChenereaabamene ds 50
GET OF ONE SIRE.
Best Stallion, any age shown with three of his get, any age, colts
to be considered With ‘Sire wa cis ce cte pice we eles wor nieueleeneve erate enatenet ote 60

40

PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.

Section. 1st. 2d.
Best Mare, any age, shown with two of her colts, any age, colts
EORDG COUSIGCLEM WILD IIMATOS os. cise hie atic cleets to elebas oc $ 60 $ 40

In addition to the above prizes the National French Draft Horse Association
will award a handsomely engraved diploma to the exhibitor from each State making
the best display at the Universal Exposition of 1904 of Stallions or Mares registered
in the Stud Book of this Association.

For further information address C. E. Stubbs, Secretary National French Draft
Horse Association, Fairfield, lowa.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF FRENCH DRAFT HORSES.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the French Draft Horse breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd.
Staion. TOUT years. Old) OF OVOls 5 como. cre tin wep clauevein sss sus sieiers $20) S$) 0b) S20
mee stalion. three years and under four... ose .c ence cageenenles 20 aE 10
wee Sttiuion. two years and under three: . <5... 6 .cceec. cc ciene + 20 15 10
an Staion. ONS Year ANd UNdEr CWO. aie. ccc50 cece os asicteew.s 20 eS 10
PSH UMONUNGS ONCHV.CAT sco cccicicie csvers oie) celse.cnesinnieveie he erewniaese 20 15 10
GameVialestOur Years: O10) OT OVER isc ocisie.cico.s v.o.cleres Heels scare newes 20 15 10
fears Tones years: and Under fOUrs.'. 0.2... stcecs < occe se canes 20 15 10
woerhiare, two years and under’ threes <5) con gcse a sis.0 vie ous gem bent 20 15 10
Pare sONG: VeCar And UWNAEI UWOlk ao «0 sete cc scdieis sisic-c se ede eens 20 15 10
Pee MING EL ONE ViCAT yao) cheie cvs w cis cens' ole ralayel over S oheveus, eels wie aeiarneie's 20 15 10

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

Bee eeldine: four years OG: On OVEM. cscs cc doccs cack eco ote enimes 3 20 20
aie Geldine three years’ and Under fours... oc. cc cine ete cee we 3 20 20
pow aGelaing: two years and under threes... cn cece ccs we enec 30 20 20
PN arent OUL VCArs: O1G SOT OVEL. cisco eas 6 <.o vale cee oslericidaidleve 3 20 20
Bae aiare. toree years and under fours... 5056. cece cele cic oeslsers 3 20 20
Maaeiare. two years and under threes. ..5 cco. s0.0 ec erete suena s.siele cle 30 20 20

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
1. Stallion, four years old or over....$100 $ 75 $50 $ 40 $ 30
2. Stallion, three years and under four 100 his 50 40 30
3. Stallion, two years and under three. 100 75 50 40 3
4, Stallion, one year and under two... 75 50 40 30 25
5b. Stallion: under one) year... «5... s« ho 50 40 30 25
6. Mare, four years old or over...... 100 75 50 40 30
7. Mare, three years and under four.. 100 US 50 40 30
8. Mare, two years and under three... 100 75 50 40 30
9. Mare, one year and under two..... 155 50 40 30 25

10; (Mare, under one year............. 15 50 40 3 25

CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
fi-eStallion, chreesyecarsvoldvOr OVel:\:sr.0cietem estcrsiecisis ares cl oleere ereiaieeene
12s Reserve Stallion, threes yeas Or sOVEI. «osc see ceca eons oleic eee

Sou Stallion; two. VearseOr UNMET. Gi... (eve srenserreisie's lois ss ieslste chorsietersielslte

14 kveserve Stallion, two years Or UNGeri. cm <cisiclcc clsteres aciccrole siete

ilbeeeviare, three! years: Old: OL Over a. isin cis sielclescieie sielereis etoio heron arenetere

iiGmeReservie Ware! three years’ ON OVET ics. co 2 sc tene ters) coleisscioferel aisle eenene
er MaATe: UWORVCArs ON UWNGET..2y tre oc co lets ssrerl one. sreieys eisielelesierevecckerereroriols

See Reserve: Mane: CWOPVeaLs: OL WMG CTs. cicisichseciererol eters eledehsie eel stetonee

GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

OMS CALTON BAT Vs FAL ON SO sete - caps cevencllers ke: suetaiiel ols ta,tayone atielte loko sueare vane sta eteuee nett

PD eaIRESCLVGMOLALION ATVs VOCY a.Jc scien ose. iraielesoiaiesove t tieie ke erere aiewsrohs ner sehens

Dee RIVEATO "MA TNY? HBL Oro <-cie siete a arcus icteric) ons) io/e ke o)e7e enclayisy suisrie/wva ret elasemononners eletehe

228 SRESCEV.G MATE. ANY (ALC s cc sis cic ce cists wile vorleie, o) suedalenatete suey teexcons eleven Rote

GET OF ONE SIRE.
23. Four Animals of either sex, any
age. LetrOL ONE! SILC. cle, <tere wats 100 q5 55 45 30
PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.
24. Two Animals of either sex, any age,
PLOGUCE TOL (ONC MAT. se «<es 75 65 55 45 40
AGED STUDS.
25. Stallion and four Mares, three years
OlLMMOLMONMET = syttnccenoas 6 weitere hs sevcanets (ahs 150 125 100 75 50
YOUNG STUDS.
26. Stallion and four Mares, under three
VEGANS Ac cusisucrs © vvlstmioion were tlomeisncheren sre 125 100 fits) 50 40

Class XII.—CLYDESDALE.

Gini atas
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
$150
Diploma
100
Diploma
150
Diploma
100
Diploma
250
Diploma
250
Diploma
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc

STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
Section.
27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by
13o7d allo} io) «iE ae A Re rr ge 8 Se, ee ae ee $300

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of Clydesdale Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented...............- Diploma

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

29. Best showing of Clydesdale Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned: by one: Exhibitors cscs e sts ccste cons eee owres eo Diploma

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

Ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
30. Gelding, four years old or over....$ 40 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 HC
31. Gelding, three years and under four 40 30 25 20 15 HC
32. Gelding, two years and under three 40 30 25 20 15 HC

33. Mare, four years old or over...... 40 30 25 20 15 HC
34. Mare, three years and under four.. 40 30 25 20 15 HC
35. Mare, two years and under three... 40 30 25 20 15 HC

Bae Gaeie

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF CLYDESDALE HORSES.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Clydesdale Horse breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Section. ISt: 2d. 3rd.
Pe StAIOn-TOUrDYCars: Old) OL OVET) 1 src .c.c0cic1« a asi «cus ose avlleya' se le al snets $20 $15 $ 10
Pe Staluion. wnree years and: under fours... <ce ocr cee cee ee 20 15 10
Ba esvualion, two years: and under threen.c w.cc<-.csaeer smile css 20 15 10
PS CVOn One! Vea ANG) WUMNGEMm CWiOd sce corso. ove. ce arses ace ne. ce 20 15 10
Hee PSTALION: UNGCT ONC! VCAT sc sc ees tee fata chelate sapolt ale ejotereceie oi chet ove e tiers 20 15 10
Ga lane .tOur .Vears Old OF OVSla a. ac oe cues citerete ere cle as sires ol sine 20 15 10
ipeeliave. three! years and: under POWs. je. «ec cle ore.ctersse csseele ors 20 115) 10
Ree NVIAre. two: -Years) and Under TTC. cc csn cores cisle ci) clels eee 0e ers 20 its) 10
we Mare: one year and UNder CWO... eis ae cue tics coe cheewese 20 1155 10
MEV ress INGOT ONE: VAT es cc 50s cio clerie ere cle eieuny or eehal © # acvore e-aueuere ares 20 15 10

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

ee Greldine (TOU Years OLG OP OVER. hs occie ss cles oe eels, cde ise sine 30 20 20
wie Gelding: three! years; and wider four... y.55. es ce ce es ne 3 20 20
poe, Gelding. two years: and under three. ..... 2.0.0.2 cc ce eee ws 3 20 20
LATO. TOUL VALS) OLGr OF OMIA eletessde aie Gale's cre 6+) sal ouscacsielere cane 30 20 20
waeeelWiare, toree: years and UNGER HOUR. 26.5.6 c sss cc ec on eemnce. 3 20 20
Se ivMare, two years and wnder three. ..: 5s. sh6c 6.2 bec neces sieles 3 20 20

== 9 ——

Class XIII.—SHIRE.

Section. Ist. 2d. od. 4th. oth. 6th ith:
1. Stallion, four years old or over....$100 $75 $50 $ 40 $ 30 HC C
2. Stallion, three years and under four 100 75 50 40 3 HC Cc
3. Stallion, two years and under three. 100 75 50 40 30 HC Cc
4. Stallion, one year and under two... 75 50 40 30 25 HC C
5. Stallion, under one year........... 75 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
6. Mare, four years old or over...... 100 3) 50 40 30 HC C
7. Mare, three years and under four.. 100 iD 50 40 30 HC C
8. Mare, two years and under three... 100 75 50 40 30 HC Cc
9. Mare, one year and under two..... 75 50 40 30 25 HC Cc

Oe Mare; undersone “year. cusses. 6 (013) 50 40 30 25 HC Cc

CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Hite stallion: three years OldvOrOVier vce cs. crn cide cele) aeeierolelaicieneie tale $150

2 wReserve Stallion, three years’ Ol sOVELR ccc +). stele oo c/o eieie sone erevenetene Diploma

SO CAION. LWOeyeCars JOF SUNGET:..<icc.c1-eele cueierckenelonero ea never aces noe oiekorerene 100

fAeeReserve: stallion.stwiO. years Or WNGCTy.. ccercteleieisieteisetsl orecrsie irene Diploma

jeevlane.. ThrCesy.ears: (OlGsOr OViCTacw ei avaie cis tle cialetea ets eich eiereieiote neice 150

liGaekvesenvie: Mare; CREECESYCALS OL (OViCTis cl.cerie cre'eisl otic ote eleletoietel ere el elotsicls Diploma

ee VLATS: (LWOLY GATS OM UMG CT. 6.5 sucrctcre.s ia cene erene era cuaiiolo eieteieia es crceielo seein 100

See ReESErVie! Mare; CWO. Vals! OF UNCC i. cieiteleletckere cieletate osiekene.o oinioheonetere Diploma

GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

OES GALI OME GATIVV ES BE Ce is crac stee siete e ayes ecaseie iene eioielicseseteiere stole ok sone me ctenclie aro ate 250

20 melveserve Stallion. any s@&e sai eitciesas Gs ace eciAicia ag ele eyekeioie Sete econ Diploma

PReIMATC | ANY, "ALO so po cicvessohave sete oo toleisiioe Sie salle erate tele lec oiteve. shetereuereonouiie thee 250

22 PROESCLVe MAC ANY. USC sc. 3-5 vey. sve oyavaveneysoeceiane sayien duaseleitche le feyeisuetene Roseveneren Diploma

GET OF ONE SIRE.

23. Four Animals of either sex, any
axe, et. Of ONCRSITE. Lia. «ener 100 75 55 45 30 HC C

PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age,
produce: of one "Manre.g..s ca. let 75 65 55 45 40 HC

Qa

AGED STUDS.

bo
ol

Stallion and four Mares, three years
QAMIOG? OVERS Sccce cress ere ort eteunewe toneattote 150 125 100 {8 50 HC C

YOUNG STUDS.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.

26. Stallion and four Mares, under three
MGANS Oe clek¢co a Chap vas Oe eee Benes $125 $100 $75 $50 §$ 40 HC Cc

STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by
: MEERUT MUO eV arsharel'aic se ciicr ete psec eheyierayavere oekevecraare cy terehereueters Gisva, ersievayalatere $300

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of Shire Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................ Diploma

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

29. Best showing of Shire Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
ANIMA SOWUed. Dy, ONE. HX MUOLtOTS auc acret error cieisite olal eters eusretent Diploma

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

30. Gelding, four years old or over.... 40 30 25 20 15 HC
31. Gelding, three years and under four 40 30 25 20 15 HC
32. Gelding, two years and under three 40 30 25 20 ili) HC

33. Mare, four years old or over....... 40 30 25 20 15 HC
34. Mare, three years and under four.. 40 30 25 20 15 HC
35. Mare, two years and under three... 40 30 25 20 15 HC

SVeKe) Pee

For offer of special prizes by the American Shire Horse Association for ex-
hibits of Shire Horses at the World’s Fair, see Appendix.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF SHIRE HORSES.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Shire Horse breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Section. . 1st. 2d. 3rd,
SION, TOUT Years! Old! OF OVET cic ccc cre-cie ope device woe wile wie cece $20 $15 $ 10
Zee stallion, three years: and under four... .csccu. ccc s cess wos 20 1155 10
pe stallion: GWwO years and under three. ... 2.655 ..%56e sees c close 20 15 10
Marston, one year and under twOs.-...ce.- 0c secs cess cen. cv 20 15 10
aE SUMMON st CEI, OMG: Vi CATs oot c crorstersrtne etd ore be waters Paw tie enw earm aheiaiie 20 15 10
DEPVIALe. LOU years Old) (OTs OVCDas «04066 «cioc src cic en cine nekaaes 20 15 10
fiom NIATeG. UHTeG) years and WNder POW 2: eile che ete cae elton wie 20 15 10
wo vare: CWO Years and Under threes... . cc. 55 tice sce ere sures 20 15 10
MEM aAre: ONO. YCAT ANG UNGEE LW. rcwiceete le « Sosa emere cl onume nga ce 20 15 10
VINO) TINGSL ONC VAI 6c, ca ile cso .aj she shovels o)sier srs: scale cpaveld toile alitedia: 20 15 10

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

Section. 1st. 2d 3rd
30.) (Gelding? four years OldOriOVierin. 1 cls ceteie ueloitelenoe cicteaiee tenerere $ 30 $ 20 §$ 20
ala Gelding three sycanssand! UNGer: TOUT syereikes sists cists elelstiale tye ielanels 3 20 20
a2) Gelding, twopyvears: and, Under jUMTee Wea. iccis c) ie ehaieceieeriarel ene 30 20 20
Sou MATE, TOURRVeATSHOldMOGHOVELS aioe: celemule velsterere m ieleiereheteneici cree 30 20 20
24. »Mare> threesyears: and, UNGer POUT. ci. oe sve cfexevelonele ereiieie cisiateiel ene 3 20 20
DOO MARC wtWOsyVeanseanduun@em tHTeGs sc. secre eleclelanicnetackoiencineiers 3 20 20

Class XIV.—BELGIAN DRAFT.

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. - 5th. 6th. 7th.

1. Stallion, four years old or over....$ 75 $50 $40 $ 380 $ 25 HC C
2. Stallion, three years and under four 75 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
38. Stallion, two years and under three 75 50 40 30 25 HC C
4. Stallion, one year and under two... 50 40 30 25 20 HC C
5. Stallion, under one year........... 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc
6. Mare, four years old or over....... 105) 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
7. Mare, three years and under four.. 75 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
8. Mare, two years and under three... 175 50 40 30 25 HC C
9. Mare, one year and under two.... 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc
HOD Mare, Under (ONE VeaTie./.,< ose sie +a 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc

CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

bikeaStallion, threesy ears Old sor {OVI teva ci stshehe rene esi cision) cienerelsl sucheletictte $100
120) aReserve ‘Stallion, three Years OTM OVE. sc sie «ccc were 0.5 ies ee cclene Diploma
gne Stalliony two VearscOr cUNdOr soe es cra areo svereile esse o esstel y's) oho ovehe okeneueteus 50
4 eReserve, otallion, twor VEarsrOr UMGGTy. c. ois cicretieucrate gchereneicueuclsusheustane Diploma
je Mare. three+years' Old! OT OVER i..c ns < c.stere e214 cdalefenaus sce ouela melnajencielalars 100
16. Reserve Mares three. years OF OVEN sce cis res oes «ice. «eee erelieisie) ole obs Diploma
Mee MiaTre. tWOr Cans VOL UNG Olver crsvciecort ave oueid aisieccsvaleiers eta tiene eneleteeheeke 50
IS eReEsServe Mare tWO years Ol UNCON dcsraci cde ccsceres ore eiaccle indore ike veers Diploma

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

OPP sStallion: any; ae Osis. srastesroir es sesieerore ersreioroce axe ts ouakiiotelent iene sistent ate 150
20% Reserve Stallion, Any sles oec.b.c.ci.c oss wise reverenesejevevosevailene ofetelenet sisters Diploma
Oe MIATO® AN Yur AL CO snc ic lees cisca sole Fes tboers a5 a, sateen ola apereneter Micah oie eaet ete eR ste 150
22 AROSCTVE, MALC CAMY. (ASCs sus cro, o cecers cre selon chet okolenreue a fattoccorokorete oietoierenokerete Diploma

GET OF ONE SIRE.

to

Four Animals of either sex, any
age. -S6t- Of ONECSIPe® cise escretere stove 75 50 40 30 25 HC Cc

PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age,
produce: of ‘one. mare..:...2..... SabOl ee Sa407 S abe $25) $920

AGED STUDS.

25. Stallion and four Mares, three years

OUP OT OVE ce ss s.clee save eee same cs he 50 40 30 25
YOUNG STUDS.

26. Stallion and four Mares, under three

SAU Retelcte sy neie: evens oie ese Speuetorn ousle sie 15 50 40 30 25
STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. Stallion and four Mares, all two years old or over, bred by

LDF oll 0) (10) a eae eiea NAR NO Ia rcece Sica tienece are Nae RHINE byl PE oats cic i SES Oita e
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of Belgian Draft Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

29. Best showing of Belgian Draft Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
tumals owned: by one Pixhibitors vet.r. ae ca. ce sees eos cre oreerete

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

30. Gelding, four years old or over.... 40 30 25 20 15

31. Gelding, three years and under four 40 30 25 20 15

32. Gelding, two years and under three 40 30 25 20 15

33. Mare, four years old or over....... 40 30 25 20 15

34. Mare, three years and under four.. 40 30 25 20 115

35. Mare, two years and under three... 40 30 25 20 15

—6o=

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC C

$200
Diploma
Diploma
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC C

Section. 1st.
i. “Stallion; four years OldOr OVCL ass .' 5 <)crc cele leur here eeeeimeronetaole $ 25
2) (Stallion, three years and understour. eo. circle eitene 25
8. Stallion, tworyeanrs andivnder threes cicescc cc cirenese oie eter eiereieetere 25
4. ‘Stallion; one year) and) UNGEriGWO%. s,s. lecials ceeterelele c+ cheerios 25
Doe “Stallion, UNMASMONE BVSAT’ >. s1tare lovers one wusle otereteueneteneiele re iereneleeneerees 25
Gia Mare: four years TOldsOr7OVielIs sori. wise sicie otelel i enenel velo steko 25
(a. Mare, three’ years! andinder four... cree cia ccrereteinie enrereletevenate 25
Se Mare. two yearsvandundersuhreenr.. ocr.) eretert cre cra eienetereieteteice 25
OP aMare; One. year, And UNGer sCWOlrs. sis.c.c-scceiciereicionclonerevoreismterelonote cite 25
Oe (Mare, “under Onesyearicno v5 ois.ctave cleric avec erate nieteislisusiereeiteucustereuete 25

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20.
21.
22.
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Class XV.—SUFFOLK PUNCH.

CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

StalliOn, ANY (ASS iad. s.o cre auoicie oie. cin eusinee Suev oercyelehaj ela ieheletereronatecethonekerens
ResSeLvie (Stallion; (Amy VASO. is, cvevs seyoheioueel sels) lever) Mevelanelenehetenenetakenstoneeet
MATES SANY) ALC acc dicts & sche oi mest ehe aaciesersesie erecclonsbekerstorcneie eects abner
RUOSENVG MATE) ANY (ASS cases aieiane cusvs ePoucusneneral oietevceve eheceveoushenensleleioteuser he

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire..............

PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.

Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one mare........

STUDS.

Stallion and not less than three Mares, any age............ 75

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

Best showing of Suffolk Punch Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Suffolk Punch Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals vOwned (py ONer EH xXNIbILOM in cs. ceclseeie sire oteneio eeiee easteretens

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

Gelding; four. “years Old Ror sOVer: sosceassce cee ieee eee 2
Gelding: three years ‘and? under four. i cscie..ss sss cteceeieieres 20
Gelding: two years andiunder Ghree. ces aie csrorere ecucsensucnete eienerete 20
Mare: four years O1d:OrOViGre asc cic unc euiel nuns aie ene Zz
Mare, three years ‘and under four: 3... «iss. .cn lee eee 20
Mare, two years and wndér threees do. .ceentae ee eee 20

GA

2d. 3d.
20 15
20 15
20 15
20 at
20 15
20 15
20 15
20 15
20 15
20 15
$ 40
Diploma
40
Diploma
Diploma
Diploma
50 40
Diploma
Diploma
15 10
15 10
U5 10
15 10
15 10
15 10

Section. 1st.
PEON tOUl YOars: Old OF iOVEL. sascc tiaescsiccete dais caece eaue's $ 25
PE MEAMION ALabeesVCars ANG UNGOT TOUTS, «20 cs o%.o7c,0 asi. 00, 0) won 25
Bae seeluion, two: years and Under Three: ... .ccciis cies cia o's seen ons 25
PRS CAION NONnG: VEAT. ANG! UNGEO tWO6 6. veces eciee sie seis ntiass 25
PSG LIOM Me MICON MONG” VCAT . <ic.c @ «cc )0 se: 01572 5 weve sie Siete wee © 6a ern Slavens 25
Pee NIEO fOUr YEATS Old ‘OF OVOET. so cece ics sre os osc ssle a see oe edie e's 25
Tiare tore Years and: under fOUT s. 2/6. sscicte ec w7e os eusie sie ire,c © 25
Pam Mare: EWO-YECars’ ANG UNGEM: THLE’: <.616 o) crs cisie » ore we tie wi vie.s ie ere 25
Te Mare, OWE: EAT. ANG) UNGESY EWO 6 ie oie bie, chee wis mid e.e Be nie « eusipies 25
SPNTELEO. VMGEr ONO: VOCAL. o c:acsers. 6 <6 okie: cieisis, ois.6.0 where p's; #eisauela w pipke © 25

Class XVI.—ARABIAN.

CHAMPION STALLIONS AND MARES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

SUPA TY INV) GAS O55. oreo ceess coulor ous cases 6 16s ol acu ecaiiersovs &, epe.ce alban areata el aieieteaete tous
PLONE VOM SLATION. (ANY AEC. o sie.c ir ctere lajskexevale ate vials ease edeteye eltunae adeneyorn she

AVESUTO SETI NO say ca ct a) os 5 nlioreie ee oloreiotels tay ocnione aise years amachekod ete acheter =
RLGNORVOsMATO A ANY ALO cs c.c sn elcisuc/auainie ss svayerslsieieiereveerisic oneasuayareuenclens

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire..............

PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.

Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one mare........

STUDS.

Stallion and not less than three Mares, any age............ 75

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

Best showing of Arabian Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Arabian Horses in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animes Owned Dy: One HXWIDItOT a: css cisie- eles cievsieieicte ee sree sie ele

GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

Saline nour VEars Old OrsOVeT van co on! oo ate tess sien were ets 20
modi, tnres years and! Wwnder TOUT]... 5 6 «we ac os.s 5 oe eee 20
Gelding tworvyears and under ‘threes +: . 28 o..jsc6 sc. ces cee 20
Mare efOur VyOars, Old. OF OVl aterm a caisteriess craic eis a) eevee bis sieie cleie 20
Mares three years and! Under TOUPY «isc. ac ce esc e kee ees wees 20
Mare; two) years: and Under! threes... s.<.0)6. oie oie ove ovis e Saye ow ee 20

65

2d 3d.
20 $15
20 15
20 15
20 15
20 is
20 15
20 15
20 15
20 15
20 15
$ 40
Diploma
40
Diploma
Diploma
Diploma
50 40
Diploma
Diploma
tS 10
15 10
15 10
15 10
15 10
15 10

Class XVIl—JACKS AND JENNETS.

Section. Ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Jack, four years old or over...... $100 $75 $50 $ 40 § 30 HC Cc
2. Jack, three years and under four... 100 - 75 50 40 30 HC Cc
38. Jack, two years and under three... 100 75 50 40 30 HC Cc
4. Jack, one year and under two.... 175 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
5. Jack, under one year ....5 0466. 75 50 40 30 25 HC C
6. Jennet, four years old or over..... 100 15) 50 40 30 HC Cc
7. Jennet, three years and under four 100 75 50 40 30 HC C
8. Jennet, two years and under three 100 75 50 40 30 HC C
9. Jennet, one year and under two.. 75 50 40 30 25 HC C
10. Jennet, under one year............ 75 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
CHAMPION JACKS AND JENNETS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
mi Jack three) years: Old iOr OVCReis serse ster cus sw ielorel el ane oeineneler ste sieancvereieae $150
125 Reserve- Jack; three: years OF OVELS «2c = <ccisiociacelcleeererenel or ereioretet alters Diploma
134 VACk:, CWO YCALS: OF UNGEMS 3... ayoces sees os srch re rene. ses emereloieenenerenerom eer hens 100
HA-eORESCEVe Jack, CWO, Years: OFMUNGETy «ccs: ace esiele ol cies ciear heoeroreniene Diploma
5: —Jennet, three: years: Old Or vOVEMs oc .cic ics ccyecese elena siieyeie-ceslensiele cece evensele 150
16) Neserve: Jennet; three: years, OTF OVess oe c-coisieis wie erste ele teneroue seererele Diploma
Mic TONNE GWO: VCArSVORCUNGCT:: ci sorsce cre vetenars cies le, heveelelerohaiete elelenemerolerenene 100
18. Reserve Jennet; two years or wnders. oss ccc. clacscele sc clowic em eiens Diploma
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
Ore DACK wANY SASO’x «clave aces oie su lersse-speter oto, eke Weuevere eters) ord ere eusl c.utekaene areeienetene 250
ZOseROESCLVeC JACK: “ANY BLO. cis wlote' sree aide avaielarsseiercheisle wie a) Mebphisherotetetersnencttele Diploma
Bie VENTE, CANNY MEO. sc Siecle wy crajeieaiele w Wier elevate, a obeusinretel alltel cote teta stot fate 250
220 GAROSCrVeCdICOUNCU WAN YY. ALC seals os one ele, ciate Riche cehomekenere) ceeterces a neeMens Diploma
GET OF ONE SIRE.

23. Four animals of either sex, any age,

Pet iof Onessire. sc sts cm eceee 100 75 55 45 30 HC Cc
PRODUCE OF ONE JENNET.

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age,

produce of one Jennet.......... 75 65 55 45 40 HC C
AGED STUDS.
25. Jack and four Jennets, three years

OLA BOER OV GT ai5233-.cche coronene 150 125 100 75 50 HC Cc

YOUNG STUDS.
Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
26. Jack and four Jennets, under three
SORTS eye Sct cr enaf cre c.cruvel ofa’ loveretore 2) oistaik $125 $100 $75 $50 $ 40 HC Cc
STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
27. Jack and four Jennets, all three years old or over, bred by
THER ISEUOT). 5 ates 0\wa;0,0:6 0',016/01 00d. bre’ 6.0/el oie) a,0/b) es,ale ins shalerstolsiajeie siovavelaierere ers $300
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
28. Best showing of Jacks and Jennets in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented...............- Diploma
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
29. Best showing of Jacks and Jennets in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned: DY One) FOXNIDItOr. o5 ois stece cioteiese cleo eevee ee oieue Diploma

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF JACKS AND JENNETS.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Jacks and Jennets breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Section. - 1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
meeack, four years Old. OF OVE. 6. ccee gd. cc cce cass $60 $55 3S) 50) ($245.2 5040
me ack, three years and under four... .. 3.0... 60 555) 50 45 40
egack, two years and under three............:%- 60 55 50 45 40
me ack, one year and under two... .%.....5 26.28 we 40 35 30 25 20
PEIAICK: TING OCT ONG: VEAL. « sieic ie «01s ole ciel es soso Sicdeene ore 40 35 30 25 20
Dee genner, four years Old OF GVELr...... 0.06 snes ness 60 55 50 45 40
7. Jennet, three years and under four............. 60 55 50 45 40
8. Jennet, two years and under three............. 40 35 30 25 20
y. Jennet, one year and under two............... 40 35 30 25 20
OUTIL: UNGECT ONG! YEATs i. sivis's ccs sos 0g) b:ete cw cinte send 40 35 30 25 20

GET OF ONE SIRE.
ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

23. Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire... 70 60 50 40

PRODUCE OF ONE JENNET.
24. Two animals of either sex, any age, produce of one
PTET Ge eictay coisa onlin: see ice Sich Snakes shaviows, a ene wieneehahetenaral felon ste.e hele 60 50 40 30
AGED STUDS.
25. Jack and four Jennets, three years old or over........ 80 70 60 50
67

YOUNG STUDS.
Section. ist: 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
26. Jack and four Jennets, under three years............. $80 $70 $ 60 $ 50

STUD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
2d. 8d.
27. Jack and four Jennets, all three years old or over, bred by

KMD IGOR orsteresraye svar e2ele co Seats BONe 8 eae re ne na eee 125 75 50

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. oth. 6th. 7th.
1. Mule, four years old or over...... $50 $40 $30 $ 25 $ 20 HC C
2. Mule, three years and under four.. 50 40 30 25 20 HC C
3. Mule, two years and under three.. 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc
4. Mule, one year and under two.... 35 30 25 20 15 HC C
bs Mules under’oneyeani.< 4c + aa cee 35 30 25 20 15 HC C

6. Single Mule, Fourteen and under
fiftCCOm MANA Ss jee cvrexe ice Gvienelece spel 50 40 30 25 20 HC C

7. Single Mule, Fifteen and under
Sixteenishandsiistysi. eccenisicin acre 50 40 30 25 20 HC ©@
8. Single Mule, Sixteen hands or over 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc

9. Single Mule, Sixteen hands or over,
EOE CATS caiare cherschs Greenacre te eter ovs ieee 50 40 30 25 20 HC C

10. Pair Mules, Fourteen and under
fifteen hands, to Wagon.......... 100 75 50 40 30 HC Cc

11. Pair Mules, Fifteen and under
sixteen hands, to Wagon......... 100 75 50 40 30 HC Cc

12. Pair Mules, Sixteen hands or over,
COM Wi LON ores accrensncnesatorsye aieieesielave cieks 100 75 50 40 30 HC Cc
13. Three Mules Abreast, to Wagon.. 100 75 50 40 30 HC C

14. Four-Mule Team, to Wagon, Wheel-
ers weighing 1200 pounds or over 125 100 75 50 40 HC C

15. Six-Mule Team, to Wagon, Wheel-
ers weighing 1200 pounds or over 150 125 75 50 40 HC Cc

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF MULES.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Mule breeders of Missouri, the following cash prizes. Only Missouri
exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the official awards
of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions published
elsewhere:

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 8th.
1. Mule, four years old or over..$ 50 $45 $ 40 $ 35 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15
2. Mule, three years and under

ROMY? Voor oct idea res 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15
3. Mule, two years and under

GA TOOY, oss hace aie eysveee aera a eee 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15
4. Mule, one year and under two 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15
5. Mule, under one year........ 50 45 40 3 30 25 20 15

Secticn. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th.
6. Single Mule, fourteen hands.$ 25 $ 20 $15 $10 $ 10
7. Single Mule, fifteen hands... 50 45 40 35 30 25
8. Single Mule, sixteen hands or
UST a aie, cietctoheh av eleva: sla.8 a1 8 ore 50 45 40 35 30 25
10. Pair Mules, fourteen hands, to
VeRO Net eae ace chaveraielghaysset eerare 40 35 30 25
11. Pair Mules, fifteen hands, to
DOV UOTM IRAN Sayeed a tals: varehoveraiat's 70 60 50 40 30
12. Pair Mules, sixteen hands or
OVER “tO oT WAZOO. 66s o ews 70 60 50 40 30
13. Three Mules. abreast, to
BVA LE OTD tas tora: sirchiailomia\ Sudsi@rarevere avers 70 60 50 40 30
14. Four-Mule Team, to Wagon,
Wheelers weighing 1200
POUNGS, OF OVETo<. occ cre os 80 70 60 50
15. Six-Mule Team, to Wagon,

Wheelers weighing 1200
MPOMNOS OL ‘OMEM. = sia.5 score 80 70 60 50

Class XIX.—ROADSTERS.

(Standard or Non-Standard.)

fifteen hands high and weigh not less than 900 pounds.

FOR DEALERS.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d.

1. Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), four years
Old OG OVeEr tO TOad WAGON: «.<..a.6..6ssa0nes $100 $ 60 $ 40

Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), three years
old and under four, to road wagon........... 100 60 40

3. Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter), four years
old or over, to road wagon or buggy........ 50 30 20

4. Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter), three years
old and under four, to road wagon or buggy. 50 30 20

5. Pacer, Mare or Gelding, three years old or over,
LO CORGS WALOMD wie iciecers che idce-cuerer ate oie, eras oielone tenet 50 30 20

CHAMPION.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

6. Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), any age, to road wagon......
7. Reserve Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), any age, to road
UU UP ONTN aw ei eerie revel cicrauars evnveier ot cokererayarateteovorsrere olekelict oth: nels chav lee ev'eie’si.o/ete, 07
8. Single Mare or Gelding (Trotters), any age, to road wagon or
POURS ahaa aaa cle wo uerateye) ares a chsierererlole Peles staya fice alone. iel8 elaleieve.¢ in @eicielere
9. Reserve Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter), any age, to road wagon

RDP Yacee events <nepel Sat STN ct sie enshs,» iw!svalonelister atone ses:si. aie aidis arersere oe

—eges

Conformation, color, style, gait, which should be frictionless, manners, bitting

and shoeing will be considered in judging. A roadster should be not less than

4th. 5th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
$109
Diploma
50
Diploma

Class XX.—ROADSTERS.
(Standard or Non-Standard.)
Conformation, color, style, gait, which should be frictionless, manners, bitting

and shoeing will be considered in judging. A roadster should be not less than
fifteen hands high and weigh not less than 900 pounds.

FOR OTHERS THAN DEALERS.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 65th.
1. Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), four years

oldtor over: tO road sWwaZOnaeesc seers cere $100 $ 60 $ 40 HC C
2. Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), three years

old and under four, to road wagon........... 100 60 40 HC Cc
3. Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter), four years

old or over, to road wagon or buggy........ 50 30 20 HC Cc
4. Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter), three years

old and under four, to road wagon or buggy. 50 30 20 HC C
5. Pacer, Mare or Gelding, three years old or over,

COMSTOAG! WALON siicw oieks ccs oicueleicveueso eiereistel Oleueretsl nets 50 30 20 HC Cc

CHAMPION.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

6. Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), any age, to road wagon...... 160
7. Reserve Pair Mares or Geldings (Trotters), any age, to road

Wid LOM ace robe sev ouak atevevisue er orshecevatebevone Oralsvecsiorete lore ereber stonenenMeneKarkcrene tet sroie Diploma
8. Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter), any age, to road wagon or

POUL LY: Srcvake cverercterareterstetencvslercteilerss/ssh shelicnorslcreraevorereroilenels c)ehereneihenekouokspenets 50
9. Reserve Single Mare or Gelding (Trotter), any age, to road wagon

OP ADULE Yo onc tesco cvccsie tier a akenay oi sl lereratoe sl iehieve heloveroyoenenotoreserorerersicleeratons Diploma

Class XXI—HARNESS HORSES.
(To be Shown to Suitable Vehicle.)

Harness horses must be practically sound and will be judged for adaptability
to the purposes indicated.

In classes for horses suitable for Road Work, conformation, pace, action
(which should be bold and true), as well as substance and bone, will be especially
considered.

In the Park Classes, quality, style, carriage and action, which should be all
around and high at a pace not to exceed eight miles an hour, will be especially
considered.

In the Classes for horses suitable for Town Work, conformation, substance
and carriage, whether moving or standing, will be especially considered.

While some horses may be suitable for either Park, Road or Town Work, it is
expected that the owner will determine the one particular purpose for which the
horses he enters are best adapted and make his entries accordingly. Registration
not to be considered.

aes:

FOR DEALERS.
Horses for Road Work.

Section.

a

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oh

Pair Mares or Geldings over 14:1 and under 15
PY PRN AGL Sie ey cheat e's occ Sca ot nicre cinta mtchatatiejotaicre taierkl oni tavs
Mare or Gelding, 15 and not exceeding 15:3 hands
Pair Mares or Geldings, 15 and not exceeding
Meier cpMMEN ERIN vere ~oue: ci'avarataracatoiesaleva lois ecocsentcuvroteacisee
Four-in-hand Team (Mares or Geldings) to
WOARCH OF DOGY, Bregkiis noc cacsc case ne cers

Horses for Runabout.

Mare or Gelding for Runabout, 14:2 and not ex-
COCGINe thee NANG Heres cris wise cetsvaisie is. stars eras ts

Horses for Park Work.

Mare or Gelding, 15 and not exceeding 15:3
BESUTVL SE crac ch Vesela ol coe or ois showers Tapaia avetaveieia apchare e auahe aus
Pair Mares or Geldings, 15 and not exceeding
HES WENA) CLS wcara'e eveiions ah cuctereia cl ctevelerSvese oteiebar s Gieiole’s
Four-in-Hand Team (Mares or Geldings), to
GoxgehvorsBody Break cc cicc cee sade wecines

Horses for Town Work.

Mare or Gelding for Brougham, 15:3 hands or
DAE) ERGO RIS PhO CORE I ROEM ICE ec CRO ren aed ae ee
Pair Mares or Geldings for Brougham or Victoria,
oe ae PANGS? OL OVE, « sscrels aioe. eve ara) ol ad a ohoveer ot aici
Pair Mares or Geldings for Coach, Landau or
Wietoria, 1G hands OTs OVer. ..c..ccs. te. scccee
Family Mare or Gelding, 15:3 hands or over..

Horses for Combination Work.

Mare or Gelding for Harness and Saddle pur-
poses. To be first shown to Vehicle, then
under Saddle at Walk, Trot and Canter. Horse
alone to be considered. Gaited Horses barred.

Mare or Gelding for Harness and Saddle pur-
poses. To be first shown to Vehicle, then
under saddle at Walk, Trot, Rack, Canter,
and Running walk, Fox trot or Slow pace—for
(THILO EIOLSCS cig oir ce oye eevee ee cela aeie es Sees

FOR OTHERS THAN DEALERS.

Horses for Road Work.

Mare or Gelding, over 14:1 and under 15 hands.
Pair Mares or Geldings, over 14:1 and under 15
WU ALTIG Syarate tots chee scsi b Sievers aie et obegeloniere ie: hey cater e ih ene eres
Mare or Gelding, 15 and not exceeding 15:3
WPAN eee oso ayy, s barre SaSramel el ein oA ere meee cies
Pair Mares or Geldings, 15 and not exceeding
Ey seh ELSUTEGL Blcteyes chs cite havens te abe iis tone eral ewd ve 8 lake
Four-in-hand Team (Mares or Geldings) to
COACH POPP BOG Vy LOA Kc ai ee ow erseeiuie

1st.
Mare or Gelding over 14:1 and under 15 hands..$ 50 $

100
50

100
150

50

50
100
150

50
100

100
50

50

50

30

30
60
90

30
60

60
30

30

30

sd.

20

40
20

40
60

20

20
40
60

20
40

40
20

20

20

40

60

4th.
HC

HC
HC

HC
HC

HC

HC
HC
HC

HC
HC

HC
HC

HC

HC

HC
HC
HC
HC

HC

5th.

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Horses for Runabout.

Section.

21.

22.
23.

24.

25.
26.
27.

28.

29.

Mare or Gelding for Runabout, 14:2 and not ex-
Cecdinien U5. Za handSinsinn ace cs sclera iene

Horses for Park Work.

Mare or Gelding, 15 and not exceeding 15:3
WAMUS sae iys csdoetsis she aye 10) ol eiele wisest oeMbere tuemecerarerens ce
Pair Mares or Geldings, 15 and not exceeding
PDS Wands octei cic: vre ornate sole oe elahenare seehetere he sree
Four-in-hand Team (Mares or Geldings), to
Coach. or ‘Body, (Breaks. ccm ace cienetelarienie arctclers

Horses for Town Work.

Mare or Gelding for Brougham, 15:3 hands or
ONED Bish siateersi ns: cisisvaislore seen Heke ree eee Ee eI Rea
Pair Mares or Geldings for Brougham or Vic-
tonla,. 1422 “hands jOrvOvelacicmiccivercieies cise ere
Pair Mares or Geldings for Coach, Landau or Vic-
toria;, 1Gishands: OF OVeLs... seec meiner
Family Mare or Gelding, 15:3 hands or over...

Horses for Combination Work.

Mare or Gelding for Harness and Saddle pur-
poses. To be first shown to Vehicle, then
under Saddle at Walk, Trot and Canter.
Horse alone to be considered. Gaited Horses
DATTOGY pata Vantaa ieee eareterornre Soon e e e ee

Mare or Gelding for Harness and Saddle pur-
poses. To be first shown to Vehicle, then
under Saddle at Walk, Trot, Rack, Canter
and Running walk, Fox trot or Slow pace—
Hor Gaited! HOrseSidercc wusteieo cb crete srerelerenste stern cis

1st.

100

150

50
100

100
50

50

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2d.

30

3d.

20

20
40

60

20
40

40
20

20

20

4th.

HC

HC
HC

HC

HC
HC

HC
HC

HC

HC

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Class XXII.—PONIES IN HARNESS.

All ponies entered in this class must be practically sound, have good manners
and be shown to appropriate vehicles. Shetlands not to exceed 46 inches in height.
Registered or non-registered ponies eligible.

SHETLANDS.
Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
EST Va Tl METATH OSS... os, os assis aie eiavarevece isu cl sleds, B)ocers $25 $ 1b $ 10 HC C
Maen Ponies: im ELATM OSS); o.</< o-<\evelepsiessis lo ove si <4 evearere 50 3 20 HC Cc
Sa rour-in-hand Team in Harness...:..,...:.00..-. 75 45 30 HC C

OTHER THAN SHETLANDS.

4. Pony, under 12 hands, in Harness.............. 25 15 10 HC C
5. Pony, 12 and not exceeding 13 hands, in Harness 25 iN 10 HC C
6. Pony, 13 and not exceeding 14 hands, in Harness 25 15 10 HC C
7. Pair Ponies, under 12 hands, in Harness...... 50 30 20 HC Cc
8. Pair Ponies, 12 and not exceeding 13 hands, in

ATMOS Ss acc a. fol oo) « syeraratccecsiete.s, ee aren ble eis ia tiene eteees 50 30 20 HC Cc
9. Pair Ponies, 13 and not exceeding 14 hands, in :

PST OSS yet cia 's: «ci SiescYass.3 le aveteiei ste eee ti Teac ns saa s 50 30 20 HC Cc
10. Four-in-hand Pony Team, not exceeding 14

HANGS pins FIATNCSS irae s fete erste ce crsrareielene Dvoterste 75 45 30 HC C

Class XXIII—BUSINESS HORSES.
(Trade and Delivery Horses and Vehicles.)

Prizes will be awarded on the points named below, due consideration being
given to the superior adaptability of the horses, wagons, harness and general
equipment, to the work for which such teams are used, the management of the
team by the driver, as well as the proportion and weight of the wheel, swing or
center, and lead horses composing four and six horse teams—the taste and judg-
ment in mating the teams. Vehicle, horses, harness and livery should harmonize.

Judges in awarding the prizes will critically examine and duly consider the
quality, style, action, soundness and serviceability of the horses, the wagons,
harness, grooming and condition, and the complete outfit in general, viz:

SOUNDNESS.—Soundness to be decided on the basis of serviceable sound-
ness as determined by veterinary inspection of the Chief Veterinarian of the
Exposition.

SERVICEABILITY.—Serviceability, as indicated by long and continued ser-
vice rendered on the streets, and conformation, condition of feet, legs, etc., for
extended future usefulness.

WAGONS.—The construction, style, material and adaptability of the wagon,
truck or van for the use of the exhibitor, as well as the condition of the vehicle—
time in service to be considered.

HARNESS.—The construction, material, style and adaptability of the harness
for the use of the exhibitor and the condition of same—time in service to be

considered.
ey a

GROOMING, CONDITION, ETC.—The condition of the horses, harness, vehicle,
shoeing and appearances, indicating kind, careful and intelligent attention to
the feeding, grooming and shoeing, cleaning and oiling harness, care of wagon,

and general stable management.

DRIVING.—The skill of the driver in guiding team, turning and backing; the
tractability of the horses, and the quick response of each to the line and word

of the driver.

Horses to count 90 per cent; Wagon, Truck and Appointments, 10 per cent.

BUSINESS HORSES IN HARNESS.

Section. 1st.
1. Single Mare or Gelding, weighing not to exceed

1200 pounds, to light single delivery outfit..$ 50
Single Mare or Gelding, weighing from 1200 to

1500 pounds, to light single delivery outfit.... 50
38. Single Mare or Gelding, weighing from 1500 to
1700) POUNGS3 tO Caritiijenvctela cre cele lol che) axeneyeteeenone eis 50
4. Single Mare or Gelding, weighing over 1700
DOUNGSs LOMCALG. octicrs cotter ele crsreete ita eettcnet iter: 50
5. *Pair of Horses, weighing less than 3000 pounds,
COP IWiaLOM OL VORUC Kv. sien: of raterelcteereterlcrel atte: 100
6. *Pair of Horses, weighing from 3000 to 3500
pounds, to. Wagon oT Trucks tr. ced eres 100
7. *Pair of Horses, weighing over 3500 pounds,
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Class XXIV.—HORSES OF COMMERCE.

This class is provided for an exhibit of horses of the various types in demand
for commercial and military purposes, and may be designated as the “Market
Class”.

This class provides for an exhibit of horses of the leading types that find
ready sale at trade centers and that are especially deserving of the attention of
breeders who appreciate the advantages of a profitable home and foreign market
assured for all worthy specimens.

The exhibit of horses in the market class is confined to geldings four years
old or over, bred and adapted for the specific purposes named and shown in
harness or under saddle. Mares will be eligible in the section for Saddle Horses.

The requirements for the various types to be exhibited in this class are given
for the information of exhibitors and the guidance of the Judges, who will be
experienced buyers on the market, or officers of the United States Army, when
horses for military purposes are considered.

ARTILLERY HORSE.

The United States Army regulations contain the following requirements for
horses selected for artillery service:

“The artillery horse is required for quick draft purposes, and should move
the carriage ordinarily by weight thrown into the collar rather than by muscular
exertion.

“The animal must be sound, without blemish or defect, well bred, of a superior
class, of a kind disposition, and free from vicious habits, a square trotter; well
broken to harness and gentle under the saddle, with easy mouth and gait, and
with free, prompt action at the walk, trot and gallop; and otherwise conform
to the following description:

“A gelding of uniform and hardy color, in good condition, from 15:1 to 16
hands high; weight of the lead horse not less than 1050 pounds and that of the
wheel horse not more than 1200 pounds; from 5 to 8 years old, head and ears
small, forehead broad, eyes large and prominent, vision perfect in every respect;
chest full, broad and deep; forelegs straight and standing well under; shoulders
sufficiently broad to support the collar, but not too heavy; barrel large and in-
creasing from girth toward flank; withers elevated; back short and straight, with
broad, deep loins, short coupled with solid hind quarters; hocks well bent and
under the horse; pasterns slanting and feet sound and in good order. Long-
legged, loose-jointed, long-bodied and narrow-chested horses, as well as those
which are restive, vicious or too free in harness, or which do not, upon rigid
inspection, meet the above requirements in every respect will be rejected.”

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
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CAVALRY HORSE.

The United States Army regulations contain the following requirements for
horses for cavalry service:

“The cavalry horse must be sound and well bred; of a superior class, gentle
under the saddle; free from vicious habits; with free and prompt action at the
walk, trot and gallop; without blemish or defect; of a kind disposition; with
easy mouth and gait; and otherwise conform to the following description;

“A gelding of uniform and hardy color; in good condition; from 15:1 to 16
hands high; weight not less than 950 or more than 1150 pounds; from four to
eight years old; head and ears small; forehead broad; eyes large and prominent;
vision perfect in every respect; shoulders long and sloping well back; chest full,
broad and deep; forelegs straight and standing well under; barrel large and

increasing from girth toward flank; withers elevated; back short and straight;
loins and haunches broad and muscular; hocks well bent and under the horse;
pasterns slanting and feet small and sound.”

Section. St. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
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COACH HORSE.

The typical coach horse stands 15:2 to 16 hands high, weighs from 1100 to
1350 pounds, and is heavier, smoother and more compact than the average good
roadster.

His work requires soundness, with clean-cut and well muscled legs, sloping
pasterns and shoulders; short back closely coupled to smooth hind quarters,
well packed with muscle. The hind quarters rounded, and not straight and
angular. Tail well set and carried high; withers high and thin; the neck smoothly
joined to long, clean shoulders, with full crest; head fine and of medium size, with
fine ears, a full, clear eye, and large open nostrils. Good conformation and
spirited action are necessary to give the requisite form and style, and breeding that
insures high knee action as well as sharp hock action so essential to a fine
actor.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 6th.
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DRAFTER.

This class includes the horse used for drawing large loads at the walk, weigh-
ing not less than 1600 pounds in fair flesh.

He has a strong neck and well set shoulder to take the collar well. Back
short, well muscled, strongly and closely coupled to hind quarters, which should
be rounded, smooth and plentifully supplied with muscle. The hock should be
well set, neither crooked or straight. Legs moderately short, with broad, flat
bone. In brief, the draft horse should have a stout, compact body on short, strong
legs, with a head and neck in proportion to size of the horse. The general appear-
ance should be massive and give evidence of spirit without nervousness.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 65th.
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EXPRESSER.

This class includes the best finished of the lighter draft horses, that have the
spirit and action to move a moderate load at the trot.

The expresser should be not less than 15:3 hands or over 16:3, and weigh not
less than 1100 or over 1475, according to size of wagon to be drawn. In color, he
should be bay, black, gray (not white), or roan.

This type is of upstanding appearance with strong, closely coupled body, good
width of chest and hips, and sound, clean limbs with the best of feet.

The desired finish with needed weight gives the expresser the outline of a
medium draft horse with fine coach appearance. The quick movement required
of the expresser makes desirable a straight, frictionless gait, as smooth as pos-
sible, nimble and regular, with good knee action, and that he travel wide behind.

The business expected of an expresser requires a high order of intelligence,
kindly disposition, neither ‘‘hot-headed” nor lazy, and that he be thoroughly broken
to either single or double harness. The horse for this service should have an
attractive and well-shaped head with full eyes wide apart and disposed to carry
his head up without check. He should be a good walker.

The arduous work and attractive conformation required make it essential that
the expresser be of the blocky type, have a short neck well set on shoulders with

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short back, moderately short legs, good feet and limbs. The bones of the legs
should be flat and clean, and feet round and high with healthy frogs.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT HORSE.

The work required of a horse best suited to fire department service necessi-
tates almost human intelligence. Such a horse must be well-bred, sound in
every particular, quick to observe, prompt and willing to respond to every call,
and as well ambitious to discharge his numerous and unusual duties under con-
stantly differing surroundings. In selection the first requisites are evidence of
tractability, good feet and legs with bone and hoofs of the best texture; a short,
strong back, and well proportioned fore and hind quarters well covered with firm,
elastic muscle. The hose carriage horse should weigh 1450 to 1500 pounds, and
the engine and truck horses up to 1650 pounds.

The typical fire department horse should possess not only intelligence, strength,
activity, speed, endurance, style and finish, but have feet, pasterns, legs and
muscular development that equip him for the most arduous service on hard and
uneven pavements, or streets deep with mud.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
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OMNIBUS HORSE.

The “busser” should be from 16 to 16:1 hands high and weigh from 1200 to
1300 pounds. He should have some style and carry a fairly high head. In con-
formation, a compact, rugged horse approaching the draft type, standing well up,
on short, strong, broad, flat legs and sound feet. He should have a short back and
be strongly coupled, with the muscular development needed for drawing heavy
loads at a moderate pace over paved or other streets.

His work is generally done at a trot, which requires plenty of action, and the
movement should be quick, straight, elastic and smooth, without friction.

The “busser” should be a good feeder, of even temper; intelligently respond

to every call to pull or back, and have the enduring qualities for long-continued
night-and-day service.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
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ROADSTER.

The typical roadster stands from 15 to 15:3 hands high and weighs 900 to
1150 pounds. He is deep of chest and middle, and when in racing condition shows
considerable angularity. It is highly essential that feet and legs be sound and of
correct conformation. Pasterns should be sloping and strong, and the shoulders
deep and sloping, extending well into the back. Withers high and sharp; the back
strongly muscled, short and closely coupled, and the hind-quarters long and heavily
muscled. The bones from elbow point to knee and from stifle to hock should be
nearly twice as long as the cannon bones in their respective limbs, thus giving
long leverage, and muscles that are long and therefore quick to respond, and
placing the fulcrums of these levers close to the ground, giving strength, steadiness
and poise.

The neck should be long, smoothly joined to the shoulder and clearly defined,
with a clean-cut throatlatch. Head fine and clean-cut, with an erect, neat, medium-
sized ear, a full, clear eye, and open, good-sized nostrils.

Stamina is a prime requisite and generally accompanies a high degree of qual-
ity. The conformation and action in a roadster that enable him with ease to

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draw a light vehicle on the road at a fairly high rate of speed, for a considerable
distance, are desired. Prompt, straight and frictionless action in the roadster is
required.

Section. datos 2G: 8d. 4th. 5th.
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SADDLE HORSE.

The size and weight of the Saddie Horse vary with the weight and character
of the work expected. The range in height and weight is 15:1 to 16:2 hands high
and from 1000 to 1250 pounds.

The conformation of an easy riding horse requires sloping pasterns and
shoulders. The extension of the shoulders into the back and the shortness and
strength of coupling are extremely important. The saddle-bred Saddle Horse shows
more style and quality than any other type of horse and is not surpassed in beauty
of form. The Saddle Horse should have a spirited, stylish appearance, with high
earried head and smartly set tail. The ideal Saddle Horse is noted for great in-
telligence and his harmony of purpose with that of the rider.

FIVE-GAITED SADDLE HORSE.

Gaits required: Walk, Trot, Canter, Rack and Running Walk, Fox-trot or
Slow Pace.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
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Class XXIV-A.—THREE-GAITED SADDLE HORSE.
(Gaits required: Walk, Trot and Canter.)
10. Saddle Mare or Gelding, over 15:3 hands, up to

Carrying 20 0M Sicee a icretevolere crepersic waaeiere sone rerere $ 75 $50 §$ 40 HC
11. Saddle Mare or Gelding, over 15:2 and not ex-

ceeding 15:3 hands, up to carrying 160 lbs.... 73 50 409 HC
12. Saddle Mare or Gelding, not exceeding 15:2

hands, up to ‘carrying 160 lbs... rs cs 6 ces ie 75 50 40 HC

CFFICER’S MOUNT.

The Saddle Horse especially suitable for officer’s mounts and parade purposes
is the handsomest, most stylish and impressive type of the Saddle Horse. This
type of horse should stand from 15:3 to 16:2 hands, and in a marked degree possess
beauty of form, fearless presence and action, stylish carriage, superior finish and
perfect manners. Flowing mane and tail are essential.

(Gaits required: Walk, Trot and Canter.)

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 6th.
1S. Saddle Mare or Gelding. eet. cis telchacucleneistenskeds $45 $50 $ 40 HC C

CHAMPIONSHIP THREE-GAITED SADDLE HORSE.
(Competition limited to First-Prize animals in Class XXIV-A.)
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DIVISION B.—CATTLE.

Entries in this Division on the prescribed form must be filed with the Chief
of the Department of Live Stock on or before July 23, 1904.

The Exposition grounds will be open for the reception of Cattle on Thursday,
September 8, and their exhibition will begin Monday, September 12, and close
Saturday, September 24.

Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary personal attention to the feed
and care of the Cattle they have on exhibition and on the close of awards in that
Division promptly remove such Cattle from the Exposition grounds.

In the breeding classes the ages will be computed from birth to September 1,
1904, for the following breeds of cattle, viz.: Jersey, Holstein-Friesian, Ayrshire,
Guernsey and Dutch Belted, and the animals in these classes must have been born
respectively as follows:

Sections.

1-5, Three years old or over, birth prior to September 1, 1901.

2-6, Two years and under three, birth between September 1, 1901, and September
1, 1902.

3-7, One year and under two, birth between September 1, 1902, and September 1,
1908.

4-8, Under one year, birth between September 1, 1903, and September 1, 1904.

The basing date for computing ages in Sections 4, 6, 10 and 12 of the classes
for Short-Horns, Herefords, Aberden-Angus, Galloway, Red Polled, Devon, Polled
Durham and Brown Swiss Cattle will be January 1, and in Sections 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8,
9 and 11 for these breeds the ages will be computed from birth to September 1,
1904, and the animals in all the sections must have been born respectively within
the periods as follows:

Sections.
1- 7, Three years old or over, birth prior to September 1, 1901.
2- 8, Two years and under three, birth between September 1, 1901, and September

1, 1902.

3- 9, Eighteen and under 24 months, birth between September 1, 1902, and March
1, 1903.

4-10, Twelve and under 18 months, birth between March 1, 1903, and September 1,
1903.

5-11, Six and under 12 months, birth between September 1, 1903, and March 1, 1904.
6-12, Under six months, birth between March 1, 1904, and September 1, 1904.

The rules of the Department of Live Stock of the Exposition published in
this Prize-List will wherever applicable govern in this Division.

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A copy of the certificate showing registration in the respective herd books
named below, signed by the Secretary of the Association publishing the same, must
accompany each application for the entry of Cattle of the following named breeds,
except as noted below, which certificate must be filed on the form prescribed by
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition:

ABERDEEN-ANGUS,—(Home) American Aberdeen-Angus Herd Book; (For-
eign) Polled Herd Book, Great Britain.

AYRSHIRE,—(Home) American Ayrshire Record; (Foreign) Ayrshire Herd
Book, Great Britain; Canadian Ayrshire Herd Book, Canada.

BROWN SWISS,—(Home) Brown Swiss Record; (Foreign) Schweizerisches
Heerdebuch, Switzerland.

DEVON,—(Home) American Devon Record; (Foreign) Davy’s Devon Herd
Book, Great Britain.

DUTCH BELTED,—(Home) Dutch Belted Cattle Herd Book.

FRENCH CANADIAN,—(Fforeign) French Canadian (Race Canadienne) Herd
Book, Canada.

GALLOWAY,—(Home) American Gailoway Herd Book; (Foreign) Galloway
Herd Book, Great Britain.

GUERNSEY,—(Home) Herd Register American Guernsey Cattle Club; (For-
eign) English Guernsey Herd Book, Great, Britain; Guernsey Herd Book of
the Island of Guernsey.

HEREFORD,—(Home) American Hereford Record; (Foreign) Herd Book of
Hereford Cattle, Great Britain; Dominion Hereford Herd Book, Canada.

HIGHLAND,—(Foreign) Highland Herd Book, Scotland.

HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN,—(Home) Holstein-Friesian Herd Book; (Foreign)
Friesian Herd Book, Netherlands; Holstein-Friesian Herd Book of Canada.

JERSEY,—(Home) Herd Register of the American Jersey Cattle Club; (For-
eign) Jersey Herd Book of the Isle of Jersey; English Jersey Herd Book,
Great Britain.

NORMAN,—(Foreign) Herd Book de la Race Normande, France.
POLLED DURHAM,—(Home) American Polled Durham Herd Book.

RED POLLED,—(Home) American Red Polled Herd Book; (Foreign) Red
Polled Herd Book, Great Britain.

SIMMENTHAL,—(Berner-Fleckvieh) Schweizerisches Heerdebuch, Switzer-
land.

SHORT-HORN,—(Home) American Short-Horn Herd Book; (Foreign) Coates’
Herd Book, Great Britain; New Zealand Short-Horn Herd Book; Dominion
Short-Horn Herd Book, Canada.

SUSSEX,—(Home) American Sussex Register; (Foreign) Sussex Herd Book,
Great Britain.

OTHER BREEDS AND RECORDS.

Application for the entry of Cattle of recognized breeds other than those
mentioned must be accompanied by certificates showing registration and otherwise
conform to the rules governing entries. Application for entry of foreign exhibits
of Cattle must be accompanied by a certificate showing registration or other evi-
dence of purity of breeding claimed, signed by the Secretary of the Association
publishing the respective pedigree records, or by other proper official, and such
certificate must be attested by the Chairman of the Commission representing the
country from which such animals come to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.

PROGRAM FOR EXHIBITION OF CATTLE.
Cattle in the breeding classes will be judged in the Forum commencing at

10 o’clock A. M. as follows: Short-Horns, Herefords, Aberdeen-Angus, Galloways,
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.
1. Bull, three years or over.
2. Bull, two years and under three.
3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four months.

Thursday, September 15, 1904.

Bull, twelve and under eighteen months.
Bull, six and under twelve months.
Bull, under six months.

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Friday, September 16, 1904.

Cow, three years old or over.
Heifer, two years and under three.
Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months.

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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.
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, under 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.

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FAT CATTLE.

The Fat Steers, Pure-Bred and Grade, will be judged in the Forum commenc-
ing at 10 o’clock A. M. as follows: Short-Horns, Herefords, Aberdeen-Angus, Gallo-
way, 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.

35. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months.
36. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months.

37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months.

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months.
42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months.

43. 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.
38. 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 breds, 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.
Class 32-B.
Section.
6. Grand Champion Grade Steer or Spayed Heifer, all grades and ages.

DAIRY BREEDS.

The following Dairy Breeds of Cattle, viz.: Jersey, Holstein-Friesian, Ayrshire
and Guernsey will be judged in the Forum commencing at 10 o’clock A, M. as noted,

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Wednesday, September 14, 1904.
Section.
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.

Cow, three years old or over;
Heifer, two years and under three.

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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 breeds of Cattle will be judged in the Forum commencing at 10
o’clock A. M., September 20, 1904, viz.: Dutch-Belted, French Canadian, Norman,
Simmenthal, Sussex, Highland, Kerry, Buffalo (Bison), Catalo or Buffalo Domestic
and Oxen.

Friday, September 23, 1904.
Parade of Cattle through the Exposition grounds.

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PRIZES.

Class XXV.—SHORT-HORN.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
1. Bull, three years old or over....... $ % $ 60 $50 -$ 40) $ 30
2. Bull, two years and under three.... 75 60 50 40 30
3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-

FOUTS MONTHS sre cvoeseceicusioner ever elorereerencl 75 60 50 40 30
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen

IMOMMUENIS) cc secrere cco ahectonehotare ce setatsrceeceonens 50 40 3 25 20
5. Bull, six and under twelve months. 50 40 3 25 20

6G) Bull) under six months. 7. cirecreii sr 50 40 30 25 20
7. Cow, three years old or over....... 75 60 50 40 3
8. Heifer, two years and under three.. 75 60 50 40 30
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-

FOULSMONUNS fore oie oousnelelel ake ster sree uo 60 50 40 30

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen

TMONEN S bs rei she ever srerrolete cuetetous i's, shore ayers 50 40 30 25 20

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 50 40 30 25 20

12. Heifer, under six months.......... 50 46 30 25 20

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

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17. Cow, two years Old OF OVET........ cece reece e tere cette eee eeees

18. Reserve Cow, two years OF OVEL... 1... cece cece cree eee ete enes

19. Heifer, under twWO years....... cece ere cere cere err etree rece ees

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GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

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AGED HERDS.

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,
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YOUNG HERDS.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
26. Bull, under two years old; two

Heifers, one year and under two;

and two Heifers, under one year.$ 75 $ 60 $ 55 $45 §$ 40

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
27. 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. .

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
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
SREO GBT at ate Rese terre conc rahe ch erect ote e. cred atereiare ie cts Wel ovehate hers Iecawe iste chao

GET OF ONE SIRE.

29, Four Animals of either sex, any age,
POEL OTONEG! SILO ie) ;0\e «c1csore cVoleiererens 75 65 55 45 40

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

30. Two Animals of either sex, any age,
produce of one cow............. 75 65 55 45 40

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
31. Best showing of Short-Horn Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented..................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
382. Best showing of Short-Horn Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
Animals OWLea DY, ONE HX NiDItOLeeleisie sale ensltelaieleaicl-ferssieveielsy siecle)

FAT CATTLE—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

1st.
33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three........ $ 40
34. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 40
35. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months.... 40
36. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months......... 40
37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months.................... 40

CHAMPION.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

88. Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age. ..... 0... ccc c cee sca ewenece

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
$200

200

HC C
HC Cc
Diploma
Diploma
2d. 3d.
$ 30 $ 25
30 25
30 25
30 25
30 25
100

FAT CATTLE—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

Section. 1st. 2d. érd.

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three...... $ 40 $ 30 $ 25

40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighten and under twenty-four months 40 30 25

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months.... 40 30 25

42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months......... 40 30 25

43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months.................... 40 30 25
CHAMPION.

44.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Steeror Spayed Heifers anyrae ei. aces ceicen i « eieteteuc tie eis een notes 100

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR SHORT-HORN CATTLE.

The American Short-Horn Breeders Association offers the following special

prizes for Short-Horn Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. The
American Short-Horn Breeders Association will pay the special prizes in accord-
ance with the official awards of the World’s Fair, to animals recorded in the Ameri-
can Short-Horn Herd Book:

Section. Ist. 2nd. 8rd. 4th. Sth. 6th. 7th. 8th. 9th. 10th. 11th.12th.13th. 14th. 15th.
1. Bull, 3 years old

OLHOVET Siccarcie eae $50 $40 $35 $35 $30 $30 $25 $20 $15 $10$ $ $ $ $
2. Bull, 2 years old

and under 3... 50) 4035-235. 30 30" 25: -20, 15> 210
8. Bull,18 and under

24 months old. 50 40 35 35 30 30 25 20 15 10
4. Bull,12 and under

18imonths old: 50" 40. 35. 35 730 730° 225 20) 15) 10
5. Bull, 6 and under .

12 months old. 50 40 35 35 30 30 25 20 15 10 10 10 10 210° 10
6. Bull, under 6

months old..... 50: 40.35 35.30 30 25 20 25. 10°10 “10/210 SOG
7. Cow, 3 years or

OVIOTS cca 50). 40:35. 35> 380.730: 25 320 15" 10
8. Heifer, 2 years

old and under’350 40° “35°79 35 330) 306925920) “5. 10
9. Heifer, 18 and

under 24 m’ths

Old ane Be nated bO: 407 3b °35- 2380) 130) 925-320 sto: a0
10. Heifer 12 and

under 18 m’ths

Ol Gali e etnere uaa: 50 “40 35= 35 30) 307225. 20. 15° 10
11. Heifer, 6 and

under 12 m’ths

Olds See wepaee 50 40 35 35 9380 630 25. 20 15° 20 10 510) S10 TO maO
12. Heifer, under 6

months old.... 50 40 35°35 30. 80-25 °20. 15) 10) 20) S10 Ome 10 ag

CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize animals.)

is. Bull, two years old. or ‘Over. s<ccccs cee ee oe ee $ 75
los Bull, under twovyears olds.2.25 en eee eee eee ee (5)
i, JOow, two years old or OVeri sa. okt eee ee eee 75
19. Heifer, under two years old

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion animals.)

Section.
REV ePPUT VERSO ete cake ta fares cian sever ac wiccstcvare’ © a ceteeslers ste eicisss. ce el drare oe erensiece a shane $100
SENET COTO ELT ll Ole AT) Viele ore re oi oe cos. nleaih ob oi decvorete eis) sna. cleretlay-si.clcim' a (ejects) ciate 100
1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
PAPC NOL. vara ss s1s.0 5 a: crew tie sient sce $200 $150 $125 $100 $75 $ 60 $ 40
Pp VOUTIS TONG s,s e-cso.ci8 eo dieyeit Byes Clee forse 200 150 125 #£=100 75 60 40
OU Olt ODO SILO... cc ov 6 a's svatece “o's Sisal 6 125 100 80 60 50 40 30
wow Produce Of ONG COW. s:..0...000200 100 80 60 50 40 30 20

oo

38.
39.
40.
41.
42.

43.

=

PURE BREDS.
(Sire and dam must be recorded in the American Short-Horn Herd Book.)

Ist. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
Steer, or Spayed Heifer, two years and under

RRO fa seres ie olivate oka cee, o cs aie ohn we ote latte rere Teleuehel ieee ace-8 $35 $25 $20 $15 $10
Steer, or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under
EW.CHLY=LOUTSMONGUS hi. o siclofeiecisieleesafatsnererctenenciePsiieha 35 25 20 15 10
Steer, or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under
SiS HCOOH MONTHS 5 0p 255,540) wid iolena otal clsde ta fete sbatetodovoks 35 25 20 15 10
Steer, or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve
TYLON GIL oho a, a cose eats era a. altote © Cisiereepelneh elon ete abe ois 30 25 20 15 10
Steer, or Spayed Heifer, under six months...... S35) 25 20 15 10
CHAMPION.
(Competition limited to First-Prize animals in Sections 32 to 36.)
Steervor Spayed Heifer; AN yates iss «au. sais s.cces is 4 015. oiorers no eogelere 75
GRADES.
(Sires must be recorded in the American Short-Horn Herd Book.)
Steer, or Spayed Heifer, two years and under

ECO a aie se ood «eh cine race te ec alolaeoela eo esacarauerespie Eeansliets & 35 25 20 15 10
Steer, or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under

EWENtY-LOUr MONUNS.. o.csiecie teks ore ee, cis eae cioeevecs 35 25 20 15 10
Steer, or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under

SiSHLCEN MONS: .c a )erevweo ce sisiere eves ome e eeeltol 35 25 20 15 10
Steer, or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve

YTOOTEGENS yore Sais ees os ene nates eho fel nbs o's tasia dees) errors, SMepenecover eles 35 25 20 15 10
Steer, or Spayed Heifer, under six months...... 35 25 20 15 10

CHAMPION.
(Competition limited to First-Prize animals in Sections 38 to 42.)

Steer OF Spay. ed “ELCITEr TAN VAAL es ce ccvcre clo cine ce aiataniete ec hee wie wie e 75

This Association will pay $100 in each of the following: Class XXXII-A and

Class XXXII-B, Section 6, provided the contest is won by a Short-Horn Steer or
Spayed Heifer.

For further information address John W. Groves, Secretary of American Short-

Horn Breeders Association, 17 Exchange avenue, Chicago, Illinois.

= 37

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF SHORT-HORN CATTLE.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Short-Horn Cattle breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Class XXV.—SHORT-HORN.

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th.
ie eBull three years old or oOvern..scesseee: $ 50 $ 45 $ 40 $735 9$°30> S25
2. Bull, two years and under three.......... 50 45 40 35 30 25
3. Bull, eighteen and under’ twenty-four

MOTIEHS fois aie cies euasshacors etohoreee ceaie clevols Ranker 50 45 40 35 30 25
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months.. 50 45 40 BD 30 25
5. Bull, six and under twelve months....... 50 45 40 oo 30 25
Goa Bulls under Six MONS ie iets es ae 50 45 40 aD 30 25
te Cow, three years Old or OVieras.scseos ss. 50 45 40 35 30 25
8. Heifer, two years and under three....... 50 45 40 35 30 25
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four

MONCH Se enc el Mee eee SO ene 50 45 40 35 30 25

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months 50 45 40 35 30 25

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months...... 50 45 40 35 30 25

Zee reiter under: sixomonths, sccm err 50 45 40 85 30 25

AGED.HERDS.
1st. 2d. 8rd. 4th.
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.......... $70 $60 $50 §$ 40

bo
oO

YOUNG HERDS.

26. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and
under two; and two Heifers, under one year........ 70 60 50 40

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
1st. 2nd. 3rd.

27. 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
DLOSGIN es eee cs sso rahus 318 states Scape) Sus ah drelel a ttevs te alist slestetsleveten giotenere $100 $60 §$ 40

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

28. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers one year and under
two, and two Heifers under one year, females to be of
EXHIDItOrS! DLESCMINEG = sscr%cs 4 Wows ies etoramcion: & Guoleseleieiaseienele make 100 60 40

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Sts 2d 8rd. 4th.

29. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire....$ 60 $50 $ 40 $ 30
rR Olea

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

Section. 1st. 2d.
30. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow.$ 60 $ 50

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108
12.

13.
14,
15.
16.

1¢(
18.
IESE
20.

21.
22.

23.
24.

FAT CATTLE—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

1st
Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three...... $ 25
Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 25
Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months... 25
Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months......... 25
Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months................... 25

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
Bull, three years old or over....... $75 $60 $50 $ 40 $ 30
Bull, two years and under three.... 75 60 50 40 30
Bull, eighteen and under twenty-

FOUL SMONENS Sa. cic a arersia sscvepevers) axele ore 75 60 50 40 30
Bull, twelve and under eighteen

WMIOME NS ecitis: iedaie overs, ohnoeavavels siatolocaters 50 40 30 25 20
Bull, six and under twelve months. 50 40 30 25 20
Bul sunder six months. ........... 50 40 30 25 20
Cow, three years old or over....... 75 60 50 40 30

Heifer, two years and under three... 75 60 50 40 30
Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-

TOULEMONEDS s, s.%00)< @\slerc teres cise 75 60 50 40 30
Heifer, twelve and under eighteen

AIVOUUS ete ress 6 aisiore syels\ alaiars srarensiten ere 50 40 30 25 20
Heifer, six and under twelve months 50 40 30 25 20
Heifer, under six months.......... 50 40 30 25 20

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Bulls Gw.O)y CALs Old: OF OVE. + vei ereio cicyeicelel so) oto akeres cepa alc svovenea)/e/rei sieve
Reserve Bull two Years OL OVER. . 2c sis. sieve meie ais stelers els o)s. 5% 4/e%e stn sisi
SUE GOT? CWO YEATES: «sss oo ale misielouciclers jo1eleteho Rishohal siete. «sus, siefoie) cites, ite
RUCKCLVO) BULL, UNGEX CWO YEATS erator cre srstetcint) «fotos cies) chelee a eles

WOW AU WORY CALS) OLGEOT (OviGlreriefeie retire oiiorsielens soe oleic) areia = /steroietolelel-
IRESELVCr COW; UWOLYCALS OL OVOl oe cite ciate ciclotetel cnet clsiete) sie ielererclorerorer she
HIGiter HG Ole LWOBVCAl Sere ciietcstele ois eters hale heyelatele ek ieletatovel> eles. oieliep©
RESCLVG Heer, TINGCH CWO VV OALSi roe cre sale aisysefes sicieicreicle o1cls eis «ie [ols

GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

1ST Pig Cas en DRS Oc Ore ODO GIRO EO AO TIO COCA atic 8 ob aoe
RESOLV.G UE ULI AN YAO ee apcrsicers eval cictoeiln ofeisucteie siete cou) ois wWepeters inieheomreats

WOWAOLCVM CIOL AMY ALS rein ciciey claleie) cliereie oie Wioushe eer scelinye olcuer s eborensele nts
Reserve) COW OL Heifer, ANY: ALS as adits wis, 0s re nha; spol ercietey sigma steleye¥ore ets

3rd. 4th.
$ 40 $ 30
2nd. 3rd.
Sad) Vo 0
5 10
15 10
15 10
15 10
6th. Tth
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
$100
Diploma
75
Diploma
100
Diploma
75
Diploma
200
Diploma
200

Diploma

AGED HERDS.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
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.......... $125 $100 $ 80 $ 65 $ 65

YOUNG HERDS.

26. Bull, under two years old, two
Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year. 75 60 55 45 40

AGED HERDS, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. 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...

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

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
DECOCCIN G's caiicse. vase Siodorecdolade, aie ceNe Raa iicetetens ie tepe erene necesita chases eit ete

GET OF ONE SIRE.

29. Four Animals of either sex, any age,
get -of-One.SiT@s. sec tems cere 75 65 55 45 40

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.
30. Two Animals of either sex, any age,

produce of one cow............. 75 65 55 45 40

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

co
rary

Best showing of Hereford Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented...............--

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

32. Best showing of Hereford Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by one Exhibitor...) ssc. aes anne clan omits

FAT CATTLE—FROM RECORDED SiRES AND DAMS.

1st.
33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three........ $ 40
34, Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 40
35. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months... 40
36. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months........ 40
37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months................... 40

Sop

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC €
$200

200

HC C
HC C
Diploma
Diploma
2d. 3d.
$30 $ 25
30 25
30 25
30 25
30 25

CHAMPION.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Section.
Seeeepteen OF spayed Helfer, ANy AGE® os seins ceo ciee ccc oe ois vis noire $100
FAT CATTLE—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

1st. 2d. 3d.
39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three........ $40) $30) $225
40 Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 40 30 25
41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months... 40 30 25
42. Steer or Spayed Heifer. six and under twelve months........ 40 30 25
43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months................+.. 40 30 25

CHAMPION.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

PeeLST@er OLY SPAVGd FICITCr, ANY ARC. oe sede ws ews sles wiles eslvee ew oes 100

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR HEREFORD CATTLE.

The American Hereford Cattle Breeders Association offers the following special
prizes for Hereford Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. The
American Hereford Cattle Breeders Association will pay the special prizes in
accordance with the official awards of the World’s Fair, to animals recorded in the
Herd Book of the American Hereford Cattle Breeders Association:

Section. ist. 2nd. 8rd. 4th. = 5th. 6th. 7th. 8th.

1. Bull, three years old or over..$ 25 $ 25 $ 25 $25 $ 25 $ 25 $ 25 $ 25
2. Bull, two years old and under

LET OO Mee oc co a cts ite one 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
3. Bull, eighteen and wunder

twenty-four months........ 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
4. Bull, twelve and under

eighteen months........... 25 25 25 PAD 25 25 25 25
5. Bull, six and under twelve d

MMONENGS sere cicis ctotette cc eee 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

Bull, under six months...... 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

6

7. Cow, three years old or over. 25 25 25 25 25 25 26 25
8. Heifer, two years and under
9

BURR G ee che cnciciess crac artiersiate s 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
Heifer, eighteen and under
twenty-four months........ 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
10. Heifer, twelve and under
eighteen months........... 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
11. Heifer, six and under twelve
TIO WUC Ps. ie: si crete oo visine sveyese eine taeis 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25
12. Heifer, under six months..... 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize animals.)

Peel st WOny CALS OLG Oln OVCIiseavae ae tetalcdessyncs orca) sie) e.r1<) cyeijoterelevepentne wilensiay.0 50
MORE Isnt GOr GWOl Vial Scio er ce vacrsreiare ts tssens chexeve vrei sieueie, © b= isi eteyn oho ojoveel wie 50
eas ©OWs WO! YCATS: O1G> OF OVOD aa 2 sap ahe otsiats elars paisa ops aheielerbios aleretere sie ss 50
MOM LICIFEr INGLY CWO: YOATS cul we aicc oe sikelele Gs 4 «bcos: 6.5) 6y'si'0 deter my aueveletelella e's 50

Section.
DAS ae 4000 ame: Rathgar: 1-0: eae ene re eR rer EMME ERIS tre, . Dim cieesaad Ooo AIGUIGS c
23. Cow or Heifer: any afte. iaacdc cing eccrine ae rae ace eerie
AGED HERDS.

Ist. 2nd. 3rd.

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
UNGdeN. ONGOwYV CAL wee. cid ase cita ses dae choi eeia eos $ 80 $ 70 §$ 60

YOUNG HERDS.

26. Bull, under two years old, two Heifers, one year

and under two, and two Heifers, under one year 80 70 60
AGED HERDS, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
27. 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 bred by Exhibitor............
YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
28. Bull, under two years old, two Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year, females bred by Exhibitor...
GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st. 2nd, 8rd.

29. Four animals of either sex, any age, get of
ONE HSIEH Fs ots es ereptieheetane Omieteren aks te tonssee hers erate 60 50 40

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

30. Two animals of either sex, any age, produce of
ONO COM ar sp. di-as neha’ or alaer ee fel oR Ae areca erateleiaa neon ete ete 60 50 40
FAT CATTLE—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under
LiL 6D 2 |= a LT neR re ERT Tr TS Ghee IIMS Cts oO 30 25 20

34. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under
twenty-four MONMUNS hci lats ace weal elersnets wee cletere ee 30 25 20

35. Steer or Sprayed Heifer, twelve and under
SISNCOON | MONTHS. aie. crevdis oa ew er euetallenel areueTelorreneltamens 30 25 20

36. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve
MONCH W556 56.20 hoo sic etosalleo.olieve oi akers Sactereue ore wesetanets 30 25 20
37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months....... 30 25 20

FAT CATTLE—GRADES BY RECORDED SIRES.
39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion animals.)

NTS OG es reir 5 dois Gen ssl alee een sation cel Ohad one amen 30 25 20

3 50

50

100

4th.

30

15
15
15

15
15

15

$50
50

oth.

$ 40

40

2nd.

$ 50

50

5th.

20

10
10
10

10
10

10

Section. 1st. 2d.
40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under

EWENtY-LOUT” MONTNSn «2.555 a's cles clolets elehreretete eset $ 30 $ 25
41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under

GISHteOn! “MOUTOS: «siete ees cme os oe eee sees 30 25
42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve

FHOMUNS!) fico ae wic.c rica ate! eh toler shale aisles te Ae ete teractions 30 25
43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months....... 30 25

3d.
$ 20
20

20
20

4th.

$ 15
15

15
15

5th.
$ 10
10

10
10

For further information address C. R. Thomas, Secretary of the Hereford

Cattle Breeders Association, Kansas City, Mo.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF HEREFORD CATTLE.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Hereford Cattle breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions

published elsewhere:

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd.
1. Bull, three years old or over............ $50 $45 $ 40
2. Bull, two years and under three.......... 50 45 40
38. Bull, eighteen and under’ twenty-four

WOVEN Sake ve tal cy nycta ars svete slash leas che oe Weehe BRA cucdec 50 45 40
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months.. 50 45 40
5. Bull, six and under twelve months....... 50 45 40
pa Bulls under six;months: . 1. a..tecceerac oe 2 os 50 45 40
in Cow. three years old Or Overs... ... «so. 50 45 40
8. Heifer, two years and under three....... 50 45 40
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four

Pd(O al Flats WURRCE OO ORS ICRC CO ICIS CIRC CRON CISTI ae 50 45 40

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months 50 45 40

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months...... 50 45 40

Po eereiter, Under six: MONtNS).<.c-002 saci os oe ole 50 45 40

AGED HERDS.

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.......... $ 70

YOUNG HERDS.

26. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and
under two; and two Heifers, under one year........ 70

4th.

$ 35
35

35
35
35
35

35
35

35
35

35
35

2d.

$ 60

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. 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
LOCC AIS atric ciayevecie etescioietcteletieloueystoratciioye's kiesuttioriens tote Sie qiareierete susie

1st.

5th.
$ 30
30

30
30
30
30

30
30

30
30
30
30

$rd.

$ 50

50

2nd.

3 60

6th.
$ 25
25

25
25
25
25

25
25

25
25
25
25

4th.

$ 40

40

3rd.

$ 40

_ YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Section. 1st.

28.

29.

30.

Sr

e

$2) SO)! SON

10.

ib
12.

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; . - ciao cceerarisiacte rel -depeenetey eens oie teen otenele $100

GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st. 2nd. $rd.

Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of
ONG), ;SITS ss eraceseusye selon eres! s olercien Cate Ponte eeoekese $70 $ 60 $ 50
PRODUCE OF ONE COW.
list: 2d.
Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow. 60 50
FAT CATTLE—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.
ist.
Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three........ 25
Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 25
Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months... 25
Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months......... 25
Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months................... 25
Class XXVII_—ABERDEEN-ANGUS.
1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
Bull, three years old or over....... $75 $60 $50 $ 40 §$ 30
Bull, two years and under three.... 75 60 50 40 30
Bull, eighteen and under twenty-
FOUL SMOMUHS «Bee scr d essere eletercne suave ie 60 50 40 30
Bull, twelve and under eighteen
TO ODUGS esis aol ctacsvocane ohatave aisstetertiorkatere 50 40 30 25 20
Bull, six and under twelve months. 50 40 30 25 20
Bull; under six months... s.<cc 0 50 40 30 25 20
Cow, three years old or over....... 75 60 50 40 30
Heifer, two years and under three... 75 60 50 40 30
Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-
FOUL MONthS.2 see siwless Kos eros. cawwes 75 60 50 40 30
Heifer, twelve and under eighteen
TIVOMEN 8) 265 se cote, 57 iar ore arate ares 50 40 30 25 20
Heifer, six and under twelve months 50 40 30 25 20
Heifer, under six months.......... 50 40 3 25 20

2nd.

$ 60

4th.

$ 40

3rd.
40

2d.
15
15
15
15
15

6th.
HC
HC

HC
HC
HC
HC

HC
HC

HC
HC

HC
HC

3rd.

$ 40

5th.

$ 30

4th.
30

3rd.
10
10
10
10
10

7th.

Kee! te! eke! “eieler Cle ele

CHAMPION BULLS AND Cows.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Section.
PEST eC WOLVOATS O10, OF OVG2 sc ce:cccic cect .ele 0 onets ve vibes 0/6 a mre ete ues a ene
PmeOAON’G Uli. CWO. VCALS: OF, OVEM. «. scree cieis cisis.cre cles ose © mcigee'e a sisi
Per BES Ca ent OI CWO) V.CRLN cc crc, sie o.s:atece score olere otalc etaieis aie stetovere aletewlcies. 5 clock
Pum itOsOrVve. DU UNdOr CWO YOATS... si 2 hcuic dels ca ncldgelssicvcccioeeceees
Mia OOW QuWwOry Card’ O10, OF OVOMr..co rs closve > cis sveisie ce elelcte evelal hs oreis omelets
Pwr cOServ.ey COW, CWO Years: OF OVEN s .c ac ocd. s cere ere co bis wiotdicie ove 6 eieints
ee PEIeTOr Under CWO: VORES sco aceidedse s ctiec 6 bicio sie ste: iets, vv's.eete ea terete
MUSE ROROLVe HeILOr: UNGEI CWO YCALS. 5.5 sisicic.s «0/0 vidie.c-s sisiele & o/s 0, sie/sisierse
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
SRPMMERIT MCE EAYN 2 ELELOloi'. /5) 5,0; 0. areretavaie. ois oie) sie! svaoipisieyo Se areishere Old ow ale lela elles
Dame IROSOLV OG: UL. ANY: ALOe o7.5c)sicicvsielo wie lolo lc wise ov. o1e etal ete sieleveneth eis) oie ebro cve
Pn COOWEOIs FCITOl (ANY REO. 5 sdicis c/si0 ese sews so clemte erenie avelersere saunas es
ween Lesorve: Cow Or Heifers ANY ASC. occ iris cis o sleeiessisvave wdcie ores aia vionwie’s
AGED HERDS.

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.

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.......... $125 $100 $80 $65 $55

YOUNG HERDS.

Bull, under two years old, two
Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year. 75 60 55 45 40

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

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. .

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor’s
ESTO COCLLIIE creme rsccs tule eye cone seatolatiacsitene cae Sick KM eeere ones AIR) Simkten he eigen oem

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any age,
SStUCOls ONC WILE. Acres here iors ce eis 75 65 55 45 40

Diploma

100
Diploma
15

Diploma

200
Diploma

200
Diploma

6th. 7th.

HC Cc

HC Cc

$200

200

HC Cc

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
30. Two Animals of either sex, any age,
produce: Of Ones COW... 6 cil eller $75 $65 $55 $45 $ 40

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

51. Best showing of Aberdeen-Angus Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 in-
clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded
to animals bred by any one Breeder represented..............

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
32. Best showing of Aberdeen-Angus Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 in-

clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded
to animals owned) by one ExXbiDiton. oon) ceo cl ieieiotererere er ietere

FAT CATTLE—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

1st
33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three........ $ 40
54. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 40
35. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months.... 40
36. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months........ 40
37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months................000- 40

CHAMPION.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
38a JSLeGr Olmopayed Heifer, Any ALES acc seis vesgu.s os ole «clei ees ie erie
FAT CATTLE—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three........ 40
40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 40
41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months.... 40
42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months........ 40
43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months.................... 40

CHAMPION.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

44-7 Steeror Spayed Heifersany ass <6 sarc act ore lake eh rereceere iene

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR ABERDEEN-ANGUS CATTLE.

6th. 7th.
HC C
Diploma
Diploma
2d. 3d.
$ 30 $ 25
30 25
30 25
30 25
30 25
100

30 25
30 25
30 25
30 25
30 25
100

The American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders’ Association offers the following
special prizes for Aberdeen-Angus Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of
1904. The prizes are to follow the official awards of the World’s Fair to Cattle
recorded in the Herd Book of the American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association:

ection.

as
2.
3.

4.

COI aN

Bull, three years old or over.......
Bull, two years and under three....
Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four

WPVCRIUEELES Pesiere ers lale st Ake Feat hake s15,0 ulottreraies
Bull, twelve and under eighteen

OSSEL GLI sie ccix nic tite. « 5 ilicae os eronccne pease
Bull, six and under twelve months. .
Boll under six months............

Cow, three years old or over.......
Heifer, two years and under three..
Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-

MOWER IONICHS ss. << 3) cc: acs. 0.0be's ie aisistorave
Heifer, twelve and under eighteen

BVIUSTIM EES eit oor as ehicve) ocotere 2 2ue or akeies tet
Heifer, six and under twelve months
Heifer, under six months...........

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.

2ud.
$ 30
30

30

20
20
20

30
3

30

20
20
20

Srd.
> 20
20

4th,
$ 10
10

10
10
10
10

10
10

10
10

10
10

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

5th.
$ 10
10

10
10
10
10

10
10

10
10

10
10

Ee MOMyVCATSy O1G' SOP sOMEI: wi ayo-c.< sc.) ord we. arj at aelereiete ois enced anne
ECNOnVGr bully CWO) VAs OF OVE! . occics.o oie siciaien cae certs Sides
BP orUnOSr GWOLVCATS S55 sorters ote crs astvaciets bs 5 ty SEED NS A leno Whois as
Peserver Gull MNOer CWO YCATSeiss..c ccs os, ola ehloaidot ele ae aoe

SUE OT CATS OG “OL OVIET S «6 opti cis le oeiw 8 wera dvavoncle © a nlletava Slaloine ade
Meschve 4COW. LUWO*VCALS OF OVCLe cis scatle ae os ache oe cha ae eto
ELSiLaresUNadGretwioVCaArs .i., lh <i ace Cel kadie oo evevsnteus hed sere masrewons
PeseLVG Heer, WNAEr TWO! VEATS). 2.05.6 0. 25 ce gore ces we me Swale Bw eels

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

ESLER ATEV REO OR Sere h 2 ritchie ac, MA wena e iers ae cual cta tents: ola ee obit aie
RES DIEME OIE ATN Ys AE Cc rac.) oye tane eos cvsvartcane praise whncavcwelese ook dues Pate icra: See Ce

OWROLAELCINCM AAT Yi (ASO sain es a ake efor Rekesa 5 Ain LNA sO ae ieee

ReNeCrVecCow or Helier “any age. uniatoc ie ok Ohare crap in panies

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; Heifer, under
PNG MV EAT reel ak Sit ke aad ite oe

YOUNG HERDS.

Bull, under two years old; two
Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year.

40

— 97

30

40

25

6th. Tth.
$10 ¢ 10
10 10
10 10
10 10
10 10
10 10
10 10
10 10
10 10
10 10
10 10
10 10
$ 60
Ribbon
50
Ribbon
60
Ribbon
50
Ribbon
$100
Ribbon
100
Ribbon
25 25
20 20

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Section.

27.

28.

29.

31.

33.
34.
35.
36.
37.

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. .

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Bull, under two years old; two heifers one year and under two;
and two heifers, under one year, females to be Exhibitor’s
DPECC INS ai 5 eieea cg is: os Oeetehereoloks eredece cto hele tonouceetekchapsite ot ctetebeiaisnetetonononeerenete

GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
Four animals of either sex, any age,

ZOU OL OME SITE sieves eicie sce Sesusiene ahs leis $ 40 $35 $ 380 §$ 20 $ 20

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

Two animals of either sex, any age,
produce of ONG COW... :.0 «1.6 0s 40 35 30 20 20

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

Best showing of Aberdeen-Angus Cattle in Sections 1 to 10 in-
clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded
to animals bred by any one Breeder represented............-+

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Aberdeen-Angus Cattle in Sections 1 to 10 in-
clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded
to animals owned by one Exhibitor

FAT CATTLE—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

1st
Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three...... $ 40
Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 40
Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months... 40
Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months........ 40
Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months.................. 40

CHAMPION.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Steer or Spayed. Heifer, any iagesan cote ws cet ceiote se Gers ears witetedene

FAT CATTLE—GRADES BY RECORDED SIRES.

Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three...... 40
Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 40
Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months... 40
Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months........ 40
Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months.................. 40

ins QS as

$100

100

6th. Tth.
$ 20 $ 20
20 20
Ribbon
Ribbon
2nd. 3rd.
$ 380 “$25
30 25
30 25
30 25
30 25
$100

30 25
30 25
30 25
30 25
30 25

CHAMPION.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Section.

44.

Aberdeen-Angus Breeders’ Association, 17 Exchange Ave., Chicago, IIl.

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bo

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or

6.

SEGOE OF DAY CO ELOITON, ANY. BEC ia ioia ta cscicsie ww niece, olen suse olpieevecarcn con

$100

For further information address Thos. McFarlane, Secretary of the American

*Class XXXII-A.—CHAMPION PURE-BRED FAT CATTLE BY AGES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, two years old and under three..
Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, eighteen and under twenty-

ANUS SIT OTUC INSET ay, 01 cl oho) eo S/S Sse es oe wrod s, aloes ayer am cotlerouansliol ore railonelstaneiiei'e. sleveiohe
Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, twelve and under eighteen

TIGNES! Aap sen do. old ada Cou Engg CUO AOC b amb DE Seed ooidck
Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, six and under_twelve months
Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, under six months.............

FAT ANIMAL—CHAMPION OVER ALL.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class XXXII-A.)

Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds and ages..................6.

*Class XXXII-B.—CHAMPION GRADE FAT CATTLE BY AGES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, tWo years old and
(has re’ 1h eh ees ero pice tos 3 GLa aC iO oe eece natty its item Circe nn Per ae
Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, eighteen and under
TOME Y-LOUT. THONG S23 4a c/ecersitienclevere.clatere utes leis iene teres oaciellevevepeletave eestor,’
Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, twelve and under
TEMES SIO WMGIG aye, c) ise s\isicus te tis te tere eu suclal sel eneaessvel eneicharecersteuchete’ aire io) od ohisi-aive
Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, six and under twelve
RLOAU Sas he, ai Ph See es, sence lagna arco rear eon tate aber oases scarey severe a ort ee curele s
Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, under six months....

FAT ANIMAL—CHAMPION OVER ALL.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class XXXII-B.)

Steer or Spayed Heifer, all grades and ages...............e000000%

Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon

Ribbon
Ribbon

$100

Ribbon
Ribbon
Ribbon

Ribbon
Ribbon

$100

*The Special Premiums and Ribbons offered in Classes XXXII-A and XXXII-B
will be given when the awards are to pure-bred or grade Aberdeen-Angus animals.

== 99

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF ABERDEEN-ANGUS CATTLE.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Aberdeen-Angus Cattle breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
i Bull, three years old or over... eee see ie $ 40 $ 35 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20
2. Bull, two years and under three. 3.26. oc on - 40 35 30 25 20
3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four months.... 40 35 30 25 20
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months........ 40 2 30 25 20
he bull six and under twelve months... ..-..9ce= 40 35 30 25 20
622 ‘Bully under ‘six months 22... oetectec cro aurtale siers eae 40 35 30 25 20
Tame Oow, three) years oldvor OVele cnc a -rrenetersicine ea 40 3 3 25 20
8. Heifer, two years and under three...... yan ae 40 35 30 25 20
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 40 35 3 25 20

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months..... 40 35 3 25 20

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months.......... 40 35 30 25 20

HO ELeiLer cUnder SLY ANOMUNSh . sinc emereleerrlet 40 35 30 25 20

AGED HERDS.
Ist. 2d. ord. 4th.

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.......... $70 $60 $50 $§$ 40

YOUNG HERDS.

26. Bull, under two years old, two Heifers, one year and
under two, and two Heifers, under one year.....:.. 70 60 50 40

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
Ist. 2d. arc.

27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer,
one year and under two, and Heifer, under one year, females
(Hayn] ays (ab ieg p.danllapyroygéspalapasryeloh tol, 4 Snivnic Gromeo uot. cla clo ma aa $75 18) 455 aS ec0

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

28. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under
two, and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Ex-
NIPICOM,S NDLEOMIN Se ee aceon eso h UT Ce RS ote on eteAE erckere Remees 15 15 30

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist 2d. 3rd. 4th.

29. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire...$ 60 $ 50 $ 40 §$ 380

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

30. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow 50 40 30 20

— 100'—

FAT CATTLE—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

Section. 1st.
38. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three....... $ 25
39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 25
40, Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months... 25
41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months....... 25
42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months................... 25

I

ae

Se DOI SS

21.
22.

23.
24.

Ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.

Bull, three years old or over....... $75 $60 $50 $ 40 $ 30
Bull, two years and under three.... 75 60 50 40 30
Bull, eighteen and under twenty-

POUMEMONCNS e.ce acces isis han ote eas 75 60 50 40 30
Bull, twelve and under eighteen

MHOMUNS Ma ctatieiss cieve «iva stele Gineic eid 50 40 30 25 20
Bull, six and under twelve months. 50 40 30 25 20
Bulk under six months............. 50 40 30 25 20
Cow, three years old or over....... 75 60 50 40 30

Heifer, two years and under three... 75 60 50 40 30
Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-

FOUMMINOTIEIN ES Se sien rave eiccste) vis thas sees 75 60 50 40 30
Heifer, twelve and under eighteen

PVLOTUEM See ates aret ora re is, outre/ eteteie Sotetn ¢ 50 40 30 25 20
Heifer, six and under twelve months 50 40 3 25 20
Heifer, under six months.......... 50 40 30 25 20

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

EES EWORVCALS OlGeOTsOVET acts rs sic relator ce eroters Eis ear ie eke eee ena chore
Reserve: Bully twoyears: OF OViELs fa.c, 5 aicias alecheteReslaseiiec aa sore eke
UPR OL SG wOmy CALS oe) yea crore oe reer ar ths telote Ge eheiciins sat Diahecer es chavoramisind
RedsSrnvie bull under =tWO!YCALS hes micicc 5, heast oye tee here te) tious: stole shovels

COW BUWOLYCars Old Ol OVEL: so ine oe ee oe aie tice ate cieteid
RESGEV.G. COW, CWO YCATS OF OViGls ccr5 cece ee cee esl ee asthe artis
EICITOr, UNGer CWO YVCATS cle ce cierace cis celal oo Shene sens sual susie ee: o.6 icitemecenciata sis
RGESeryV.e LSiler Under CWOLVCArSiec coe nie hate oi ie ee eels nuchal cisiors ¢

GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

ESTs AINA ae acer rec ata aeiaienetet ever ener ENG AAU fers ela ere er usenet sear hed
IRERCLVeGL DUI any ALC nae ee idee des Cl vette ek eee

POWs OPEL OM OT ne ANY A Caan err te Ciera ois Waihi arated ana cin ars cine ee
Resorve: Cow: or. Helfer, ANV AZOs ae fo oe ection ie bik aiaieeGitiens clePeieie ele

Seis a

2d. 8rd.
$15 $ 10
15 10
15 10
15 10
15 10
6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
$100
Diploma
75
Diploma
100
Diploma
75
Diploma
$200
Diploma
200
Diploma

AGED HERDS.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.

25.

26.

28.

29.

30.

32.

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.......... $125 $100 $ 80 $ 65 $ 55

YOUNG HERDS.

Bull, under two years old; two
Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year. 75 60 55 45 40

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

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. .

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Bull, under two-years old; two Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor’s
PPCOGIN Sos 15 2c cicero lovers Save wha iors vovouonar eels) uc vadeieisnetesalenener acer snenekensuenelereite

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any age,
Get OL ONE SiLe: eves vers cise os s!sra0 75 65 55 45 40

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

Two Animals of either sex, any age,
produce of one cow............. 75 65 55 45 40

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

Best showing of Galloway Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
Best showing of Galloway Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
amount awarded to animals owned by one Exhibitor...........

FAT CATTLE—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

1st
Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three........ $ 40
Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 40
Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months.... 40
Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months......... 40
Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six mMonths......05.s.20se0080- 40

— 102 —

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC C
$200

$200

HC Cc
HC Cc
Diploma
Diploma
2d. 3d.
$30 $ 25
30 25
30 25
30 25
30 25

CHAMPION.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Section.
Be SLOOL, OF -SPAYed, ELOILET, AMY B&O. weiss oe «oe wed oe oles vwisls oho ope wei $100
FAT CATTLE—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

P 1st. 2nd. ord.
39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three........ $ 40 $ 30 $ 25
40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 40 30 25
41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months.... 40 30 25
42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months......... 40 30 25
43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months.................. 40 30 25

CHAMPION.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

meee Steerior Spayed Helter ANY ALO. ie aero vc ole oe one csi efaials wile elon si «fee 100

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR GALLOWAY CATTLE.

The American Galloway Breeders Association offers the following special prizes
for Galloway Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. The American
Galloway Breeders Association will pay the special prizes in accordance with the
official awards of the World’s Fair, to animals recorded in the Herd Book of the
American Galloway Breeders Association:

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Bull, three years old or over...... $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 §$ 10
2. Bull, two years old and under three 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four

WMOUUNS py oieress isp oes aisle wo eae ars wale. 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen

WULOMENS eh ever) cb cael S acevarsinel widoaee Si alevecess 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
5. Bull, six and under twelve months.. 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
Pee Bill NGL Six: MONCHS'). 3.0.5. 2 + <4) 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
7. Cow, three years old or over........ 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
8. Heifer, two years and under three.. 10 10 10 10 10 10 10
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-

CIs MOM Sieetale a art cdeyei siete ce isteretert 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen

WHOM CHS) fovota eee o clea) o ereteteoyer et sievay valor 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

ia. Helfer, under six months........... 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

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Class XXXII-A.— CHAMPION PURE BRED FAT CATTLE, BY AGES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Section.
1. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, two years old and under three $ 50
2. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, eighteen and under twenty-four

TOWERS Lis ctarer cc andoiavere aie ersioustonevensuc Veer reaeai val ncaupachrcle ae oreera on nercne ketene 50
3. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, twelve and under eighteen

TMOMUNS Sos eieiece elahe Sea stiet elles otal disable eve Ub aicbe eletoccocsnentreMe cuore le el eneneue arate 50
4. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, six and under twelve months. . 50
5. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, under six months............. 750

FAT ANIMAL-CHAMPION OVER ALL.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class XXXII-A.)

6. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds and ages................22000s 100

Class XXXII-B.—CHAMPION GRADE FAT CATTLE, BY AGES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

1. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, two years old and

LET AVG (5) gapy oll o> eee ee rere Ai ime cic REA Panna inicio Ola CLOSIOLON A Gee o oc O1e 50
2. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, eighteen and under

LW ENLY-fOUTAM ONES Ava. arietee ral belo ane tend aussi erateretoe dene lve wena sversteleleneke 50
3. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, twelve and under

ECISHESSM AMONUCH Ss Oyster ae Weue ec he ie sev alee Geatel ol eietar eens ecea woreuaietcks seer site 50
4. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, six and under twelve

TNOWUENS: 55a o% new eterstete ety e oueuk Beore, ole Grgleusctnees ish ole etste, Ora cictamshe eacteren wenn 50
5. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, under six months..... 50

FAT ANIMAL—CHAMPION OVER ALL.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class XXXII-B.)
6. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all grades and ages.................2005- 100

For further information address Chas. Gray, Secretary of the American Gal-
loway Breeders Association, 17 Exchange Avenue, Chicago, Ill.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF GALLOWAY CATTLE.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Galloway Cattle breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Section. Ist. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
i; Bull, three years old’ or Overise.. 0 sre ee cele ecuek $40 $ 385 $ 380 $ 25 $ 20
2. Bull; two years*and under three....3.......-.. 40 35 30 25 20
3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four months.... 40 35 3 25 20
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months........ 40 35 30 25 20
5. Bull, six and under twelve months............. 40 35 30 25 20
Se sSull ander SIX MOUS 22%. cae eee ceu soe eee a 40 35 3 25 20

— 104 —

Section. Ist. 2d. 3rd.
Cow, three years old or over................... $40 $ 35 $ 30
Heifer, two years and under three............. 40 35 30
Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months. 40 35 30
Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months..... 40) 5 30
Heifer, six and under twelve months.......... 40 35 30
Efeizer under Six months)... 0.2066. s see toc 40 35 30

AGED HERDS.
Ist. 2nd.

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.......... $70 $ 60

YOUNG HERDS.

Bull, under two years old, two Heifers, one year and
under two, and two Heifers, under one year........ 70 60

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
Ist.
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
WPT ars ck Sis pay oy wire aay aveyene cn 5 atcha hal lobes eae $ 75

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under
two, and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Ex-
PEDAL OL Rie DECOGIN Ge rt ene entre ee ee ts ore epee eae 75

GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2nd.

Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire...$ 60 $ 50

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow 50 40

FAT CATTLE—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three....... $ 25
Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 25
Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months... 25
Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months....... 25
Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months................... 25

— 105 —

4th.

3rd.

50

2nd.

$ 45

30

2nd.
$ 15
15
15
15
15

5th.

4th.

$ 40

40

3rd.

$ 30

30

4th.
$ 30

20

3rd.
$ 10
10
10
10
10

Class XXIX.—RED POLLED.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 6th.
1. Bull, three years old or over...... $50 $40 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20
2. Bull, two years and under three... 50 40 30 25 20
3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four
TMNONMUDS ¥ acetetacevuersretensie eusretscousereiowke she 50 40 30 25 20
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen
MONCH cs eysvelarsiavsienavaiaisienersis shevensre ters 35 30 25 20 15
5. Bull, six and under twelve months.. 35 30 25 20 15
6; Bull, under six, months.=.....-..... 35 30 25 20 15
7. Cow, three years old or over...... 50 40 30 25 20
8. Heifer, two years and under three.. 50 40 30 25 20
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-
TOUT “MONTHS yo.s eis so ceinioieetereceheonte 50 40 30 25 20
10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen
TMOTIUN SY sc ctor peverokerans eichets rorere iecctete 35 30 25 20 15
11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 15
12. Heifer, under six months.......... 35 30 25 20 15
CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
132) Bull two Years Old OLrsOVeL serejavsishereiscnelereoreleretetel srateraie cieeetansioterelvaretons
1A Reserve: Bull) two: years (OL OMEL steers cistelene lout enctel ole’ oer ete cetetettotte
15 Bull unNderstwio ViCArSii. oc ater retors sero oe oteletc tolafore woke eleteetatelatetetons eletetae
Gs cReSeLvie> Bull, “1nd Cr EWOWY.CALS ais crci-te1 aousis cichsieieres Ue) Molter eer ker tonne ien
Wom aiCOW, mEWO «V.CALS: 0] d fODsOVCT 5 ojoe.cr) eens ool = Fol hahcter-koneket sherenspeNeiedet hekeler shen
1s RESCLVE COW: LW.O WiCAlSOLsOVilioiaces cise cisieis ctelenere 5 shel choncnciele eheloNeteheners

19.
20.

21.
22.

23.
24.

25.

26.

Hicifior, und CratwOryiGarsirereacie:sscrscseccnce ctacenctieral tone erehareretRvek el eneeeaerene
Reserve: Heifers UNdSratwos Var cree cisions o\erss.icttereielore) <coketteu sito ke chops) rae

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

Bull Amy. ALC oe aici oksrs ois wlele iojehalie’ ele e: ohele: of efeve}aneneleio rere elerslielcleactererelchors ters
Reserve. Bull, Any ATS oreo crercterstoicde adel svavehe cuctensusoleheneneersl eel eerencdereter=

Cow: or Heifer, any: ASS. cisterna srciss.0lacheyssefeysceieto elev eketeday ohetoter aye eretetenskehs
Reserve Cow or- Heifer, any Ae. «coer a censors cis ere ieiene cneteveusiouekellolel=

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......... 75 60 50 40 30

YOUNG HERDS.

Bull, under two years old; two
Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year. 50 40 35 25 20

— 106 —

6th. 7th.
HC
HC

HC

ee
Q
Nelo! (om eves rele! @) ere!

$ 80
Diploma
60
Diploma

80
Diploma
60

Diploma

125
Diploma

125
Diploma

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Section.
27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two

38.

years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two, and
Heifer, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor’s breeding. .

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

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

© 001m) MS OP Cie 0/6) 6 (O19) One 6 (@) O16 le) mee ee» se S.e7n «0.0/8 6,0 .e mf) mye 60 akee «a! 8

GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
Four Animals of either sex, any

Sro;- 0G Of: ONC) STC: scciere<ore.e ew oce $50 $40 $ 35 $ 25 §$ 20

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

Two Animals of either sex, any
age, produce of one cow....... 50 40 35 25 20

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

Best showing of Red Polled Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented

ee

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Red Polled Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by one Exhibitor

© 1G 0 08) 0] '0.(e .0!,0/ 0) 00:10) 60, 6,0 8.0 a. 0' 8 6 @)en6) 0.0

FAT CATTLE—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

1st.
Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three........ $ 30
Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 30
Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months... 30
Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months......... 30
Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months................... 30

CHAMPION.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Steer or Spayed Heifer, any age

0) 6, €1e 0/0) 016) /0) 61 6 & 6) 8) 6! 0) en ere) 6) 0), 66.0 'e 610 86.6

FAT CATTLE—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three........ 30
Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 30
Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months... 30
Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months......... 30
Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months.................... 3

— 107 —

$150

150

6th. th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
Diploma
Diploma
2d. 3d.
$ 25 $ 20
25 20
25 20
25 20
25 10
60

25 20
25 20
25 20
25 20
25 20

CHAMPION.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
Section.
4a wtoer or Spayed Heifer, “any ager...nsc weston ese oe eee $ 60

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR RED POLLED CATTLE.

The Red Polled Cattle Club of America offers the following special prizes for
Red Polled Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904:

Section. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. ith.
1. Bull, three years old or over...... $ 10 $10" $ 10 $5110 $10) “Sis Sans
2. Bull, two years and under three.... 10 10 10 10 10 18 15
3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four

TMODENS 4 iste Melescueus ieee eta ee ee 10 10 10 10 10 18 15
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen

IMLOMGN Sig tartencca cre cocelskekelee ote eae 10 10 10 10 10 18 15
5. Bull, six and under twelve months.. 10 10 10 10 10 18 15
Geb ull under Six months... cnc eis 10 10 10 10 10 18 115)
7. Cow, three years old or over........ 10 10 10 10 10 18 15
8. Heifer, two years and under three... 10 10 10 10 10 18 15
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-

FOUL MONTHS spews ch erste sarehore ss 10 10 10 10 10 18 15

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen

TNOMENS: «doko cscs ato tence ee ustewisektors 10 10 10 10 10 18 15

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 10 10 10 10 10 18 185)

12. Heifer, under six months........... 10 10 10 10 10 18 15

For further information address J. McLain Smith, Secretary of the Red Polled
Cattle Club of America, Dayton, Ohio.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI! EXHIBITS OF RED POLLED CATTLE.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Red Polled Cattle breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Section. ist. 2nd. 3rd.
Hell three. YEars. Old \OMTOVEIsairaicesresusiens fo euenehevelerenewehol oie sedeneiereasns $ 20 ‘$15 $10
2 Bull, two years and under three isn... i. oc oie ee in oe eee 20 15 10
3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four months............... 20 15 10
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months.................... 20 15 10
beubull, six and under twelve Months... «0.0. case 1 cence oes 20 15 10
Geel, Uwnder Six MONths 4.0; «16 ews 2 cee miehe eon sien) s cunmee ieee 20 15 10
figu Cow, three years old or OVEL... fo54~ ds45.ee Geese cee or 20 15 10
Se etleifer, two years*and under threes.<icc0.n..coses spose 20 15 10
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months............ 20 15 10

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months................. 20 1155 10

tie Eleifer, Six and under twelve mMoOntUns:.<. 22.0.2. «nets suk es aecr 20 15 10

ieeetieifer, under six months. 1.0. ewww. ss ate © ase ee ae ces cteie a0 15 10

AGED HERDS.

Section.

25.

CHOI AN

AC
12.

Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three years or over; Heifer, two
years and under three; Heifer, one year and under two; and
FIG Ormindorm ONO. VORA. ois occ hin cl erapeetn a cth cael oa termey ate « sfsss grates

YOUNG HERDS.

Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two,
HUNG LuwWOr tellers Wnder ONG, VEAT. ir cle eae cle aibsvete ics scsi! sh peters tors

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

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....

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor’s

janecetate hl a= eee etd tre SA alr eke ei i 79 Ae gc emu us BE rae ere heer feeb Capel CICS

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow

Class XXX.—DEVON.

ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
Bull, three years old or over...... $50 $ 40 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20
Bull, two years and under three... 50 40 30 25 20
Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four

MNOWUDS I. go sc cictercccie eco: Mevcisstels\ crete 50 40 30 25 20
Bull, twelve and under eighteen

SNIOTUENB Sere eicic ccc oo orveleversioteransrcccsiare 35 30 25 20 15
Bull, six and under twelve months... 3 30 25 20 15
Bully under six* months): 20)... 014 - 35 30 25 20 15
Cow, three years old or over...... 50 40 30 25 20

Heifer, two years and under three.. 50 40 30 25 20
Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-

POUT TNO DIGG secre erale o/ cxe se ehelevebercyaieir> 50 40 30 25 20
Heifer, twelve and under eighteen

THRONE Sis wy ske: Sie rocbye: tao Shore heres ciemede 3D 30 25 20 15
Heifer, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 15
Heifer, under six months.......... 35 30 25 20 15

DOO oe Oyo

ist. and.
$ 40 $ 30
40 30
30 20
30 20
30 20
20 10
6th. 7th.
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
HC C

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Section.
13% Bull, twolyears old sorOvier.:3 fa sao toi tl ceo re oe on rerint
145 eReserve Bull; two years Or Overy... aires ee are eee
PDee ULL MNGOL CWO VCALB ere 5a cre ereensie ec tin raieutie ol siecete tetera cee
6 Reserve Bulls under two) Vearscccicis< cistern cieiee cere icicle ereieiere
iim Cow, two. years Old Oor7oversnc:)sc Mrcoe eu se ese oe eieee eee
Ss. Reserve‘ Cow; two: VeCarssOr lOVED.. «acs oo eminence ee
iO -Helfer, Under tWO“VCAaTS:. «Jere acie/s aisve tye eieve eel orcliclicoetche ere auenetene cieteee meen
ZO Reserve Heifer, .under two years. -oseceiceeet oem hneer
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
Pais 41 S300 OES y ny dag: 28: ener IEG Miniter hn Wieiininin HEAR AtGMinnnin a AGT Ode ticeo 6 odo te
DA REVOSOrV.S) HUI, AN Yi ALO aie: cd tere eparcssdecoberaues eka rematevorncte telsuere ne teleuaioneiacne
orm COW.Or “Heifer, Any. Aes ccneceteraeics siieks ore Oech een ee eee
ZA TVeSeCryv.e Cow, OF ELeifer; Tanye ALC. 2 aera close oevacie listeners
AGED HERDS.
1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
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.......... $75 $60 $50 $ 40 $ 30
YOUNG HERDS.
26. Bull, under two years old; two
Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year 50 40 35 25 20
AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
27. 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. .
YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
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
DRCCOUINE: iia 5 sMote iy sag de en te le ee ee eee
GET OF ONE SIRE.
29. Four Animals of either sex, any

ase; LCtLOLjONe Sire: Wes. ee oe oe 50 40 35 25 20

$ 80
Diploma
60
Diploma
80
Diploma
60
Diploma
125
Diploma
125
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC C
$150

150

HC C

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

Section. Ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
30. Two Animals of either sex, any
age, produce of one cow........ o DUP eS 403) 35) $ 252 6$ 20

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

31. Best showing of Devon Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
32. Best showing of Devon Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
BmimMais Owned: DY ONestexhiDitOr.. 37sec. 5 os oo scis. os a smite wine

FAT CATTLE—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

1st
33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three........ $ 30
34. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 30
35. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months.... 30
36. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months........ 30
37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months.................00- 30

CHAMPION.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Bowe leer Or spayed Heifer: any ages... .<\. sacs ssc cise ee neice ues eee

FAT CATTLE—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three........ 3

40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 30

41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months.... 3

42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months........ 3

43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months.................... 3
CHAMPION.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

AE SLeOGr OF SPAY Cd ELCILCl AMY. ASO. clars. cre. one vale eter ehaker sav aay ereuavole.o shoiehe we

—111—

6th. Tth.
HC Cc
Diploma
Diploma
2d. 3d.
$ 25 $ 20
25 20
25 20
25 20
25 20
60

25 20
25 20
25 20
25 20
25 20
60

Class XXXI.—POLLED DURHAM.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 6th.
1. Bull, three years old or over...... $50 $40 $30 $ 25 $ 20
2. Bull, two years and under three... 50 40 30 25 20
3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four

MMONUNS eco toclerelotetciescdeterelcleneciesetonacie 50 40 30 25 20
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen

MONCHS © eesreneiersicte Sie sieletororaesaiates oe 35 30 25 20 15
5. Bull, six and under twelve months.. 35 30 25 20 15
6a) Bull under siximonthss... 25-56 35 30 25 20 15
7. Cow, three years old or over...... 50 40 30 25 20
8. Heifer, two years and under three.. 50 40 30 25 20
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-

TOUT SMONUCNS)s syepeicvs scereisiel one tsdoene cele 50 40 30 25 20

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen

TNONCHS): S siatevsvccecsstaateisisterstestovoseeinus 35 30 25 20 15

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 15

12. Heifer, under six months.......... 35 30 25 20 15

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Pwo: twoOsyears “Old sOr cOVeToerc nite oe Ose ene hee ane

ld Reserve bulls tworvears -OLrZOVeDe-cn een eee Eee eee

LH See ull Under WwOlyeanrsia. ss wei ccc lneic scote austen ro me rae Soe Cee

lGueokeserve Bull’ under two -years.cccasmeck emcee onic toe eee

iio COW. tWO YeATS Olds Or OVD so.cscicocet eee eae Ce eke eee
eeeeeserve, Cow; tWOLVEATS OL6iOViCrss cc s vies aw oe. schse Hoa bictera ieee

NOMS Cifer, (UNGETEtWO V.CaTSiaieccctclons sters Siewlers oc. cisuaie euecasoe eptveleue erence mene rene

209 Reserve Heifer under two) years... ss su cee nso cciemin && cies anaes

GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

PPE! ANY ASO Ss cake. c shit ere eae eee tea eee AG he one ee Ie Ete leer ie ree

22 BIRESCLVEG Bull, san y ALS ase vile sc Wil ale cee e cloneuat che te ehh nacre rola te ett es ee

Zam COW OF Heifer, ‘any Ages ite avosien siepetoleidle tae Maye ck oenae ete Sear AGI ele

wa smeserve Cow or Heiter; any..ages aac cto cree mentee eee

AGED HERDS.
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.......... 75 60 50 40 30
YOUNG HERDS.
26. Bull, under two years old; two

Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year 50 40 35 25 20

le ep

6th ithe
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC C
$ 80
Diploma
60
Diploma
80
Diploma
60
Diploma
125
Diploma
125
Diploma
He C
HC C

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
Section.

27. 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. .

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

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

| OTRSVS (Ca =e Ree yee ee ke Saree lei RE cece ee al grin ie ERM Ree oc aioe ena et

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5

29. Four Animals of either sex, any

th.

ago “cou Of ONe, SITE. 2.2.6. cw $50 $40 $ 35 $ 25 $ 20

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

30. Two Animals of either sex, any
age, produce of one cow....... 50 40

i)
Al

25

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

20

31. Best showing of Polled Durham Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded

animals bred by any one Breeder represented..............

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

to

32. Best showing of Polled Durham Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded

animals: owned by) one: Exhibitor... .-.ce..csss 2s taneancre

to

FAT CATTLE—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three........ $
34. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months
35. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months....
36. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months........
37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months...:.........:....s:.

CHAMPION.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Bae Steer or Spayed Heifer, any ages. s..c22 cee toe cease e ls eee «

FAT CATTLE—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months
41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months....
42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months........
43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months....................

——= Si

mst

30
30
30
30
30

$150

150

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
Diploma
Diploma
2d 3d.
25 $ 20
2 20
25 20
25 20
25 20
60

25 20
25 20
25 20
25 20
25 20

CHAMPION.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
Section.

AA ee Steer on Spayed Heiter vany: .aeerecimcitcmeriee a eietslaieieieie heii $ 60

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR POLLED DURHAM CATTLE.

The Polled Durham Breeders Association offers the following special prizes
for Polled Durham Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904.

Section. 1st. end. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
1. Bull, three years old or over............. $12 50 $10 00 $7 50 $6 25 $5 00
2. Bull, two years old and under three...... 1250 10:00 7 50) = 16 e25on00
3. Bull, eighteen and under’ twenty-four

MONENSiae cee cacistees artis aie ulete Ceara 1250 1000 750 625 5 00
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months... 8 75 W<50" 6°25) 2500 sede
5. Bull, six and under twelve months....... 8 75 1250)” 16) 25) 75) 00 omc
Gee Sul underssix months icc clemcerielse ce: 8 75 12-50 6.025) 500 omnia
7. Cow, three years old and over........... 1250 1000 750 625 5 00
8. Heifer, two years old and under three.... 12 50 1000 750 625 #5 00
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four

MONCH Se eeecet causa teehee One ene 1250 10:00 750 £46 25) 5500

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months 8 75 t 50 6.25 95-00) sib

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months..... Salo ft 50° 6) 25) 15,00) S75

Zee eifer, under six, Months. .4n © cee cee oe Sb (50 6.25. +5 00. sib

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Io mB LWOSVCATS OldZandtOVierie muctsoon dee etees olen oeacien see asks eee $20 00
es Wl |. WM MET st W OLY. CATS chccirepn.c sustersichee a etevel ckracre crests lense tor sucionen eRe RESINS eae 15 00
i COW. sEWOVCALSsOlLGNOT OVEIS a licve aakeues oeleduecs cioceisl wie ea deronekcrene te ehenoke 20 00
OMe ELCITGr: UNGER CWOSYCATS tise oe cere tees piorsusto mio eligi ater ete me ecocare one aitcnoncne 15 00

GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
AES ULL SIV BES 8.5. ss) oishesicitene oo eis ues Re aga Shenk ieee RSENS estos LORE non 31 25

Zone COW OL CIL6r, any ALS ccs seca eel crore ccle Oe EER eee ee 31 25

AGED HERDS.

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 18 75 1500 1250 1000 7 50

YOUNG HERDS.

26. Bull, under two years; two Heifers, one
year and under two, and two Heifers,
MNGErAONC: Years. s/eewccoe ee ee 12 50 10 00 St 6 25 5 00

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Section.

27.

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 bred by Exhibitor........ $37 50

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Bull, under two years; two Heifers, one year and under two; two
Heifers, under one year, females to be bred by Exhibitor...... 37 50

GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of
HSTRC ALT Or 2h aes 6c aoc eae roma a OLN $12 50 $10 00 $8 75 $6 25 $5 00

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

Two Animals of either sex, any age, pro-
WUCOTOL ONE? COW. 1 «5s crore s754oieran srepenoushe 12°50' 1000 8 75 6.255) S800

For further information address Fletcher S. Hines, Secretary of Polled Dur-

ham Breeders Association, Indianapolis, Indiana.

Class XXXII.—BROWN SWISS.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Bull, three years old or over...... CSA ED Eat ES A PAD) HC Cc
2. Bull, two years and under three... 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc
3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four

THONGS) arses seven ois sticks, Grave eeisit ererene 50 40 30 25 20 HC C
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen

TOONENST Were ra slates cicievla eaeroa a eayere 35 30 25 20 15 HC C
5. Bull, six and under twelve months.. 35 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
Gi Bully under Six’ MONS: <2... 10%. 2° 35 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
7. Cow, three years old or over...... 50 40 30 25 20 HC C
8. Heifer, two years and under three.. 50 40 30 25 20 HC C
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-

LOUD) WHOMUDS aise cc Saves s wit crel terete! 50 40 30 25 20 HC C

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen

AOMCIS: eocict oro lool olelasetrereiareta ates srtteve 35 30 25 20 15 HC C

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 15 HC Cc

12, Heifer, under six months:......... 35 30 25 20 15 HC Cc

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Tove CWO, CATS Old: OF OVD n:4 «cis-s/ ele. sie ieieiatexavelsseieleinisit: <1 6s) eZee le lejefs ei siene $ 80
HaneeReSSrver Bill! GWO!YGArs! OF (OVE. cic crete so sleitiele s-sisieie eays els ei siepeleie Diploma
ey ESL ETO OI GW Ol V CAL Seve a) cve\ejaresalstarelovene arate chelate ele: eis Gisnsue, «cl crelensheierelayere 60
Om CSOLVOR EU. UNGEr? CWO! VCALB ais cri cre cickeveitisics © at ote le oleierajeleleieiecereus Diploma
Hip ee COW.TEWOLYVCATS. O10) OF OV CD ei aictersic suse bis ace asiinia, oat avare, sus apolicnele wieleteiniete 80

ASHE RLCROLVG COW. LWO) Vals) OF OVOIts <ivic che ics. <isterers, cis.s)6isissetes fos) sretsievereie Diploma
os OiT Ol™ UNG OL: GW.OL VCALS s:./cie erare/clele)s ls s,0iaie) 0m lore eke! eleyeiees se) eNelaleseucistallniieye 60
20, Reserve Heifer, under two: Years... 6 ccc cw we ce ccs ccecccersnie Diploma

— 115 —

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

Section.

vals 781 53 0H RB a ans 1-4 aa eR a One IO RA Ca ie asa a a.cce

Zoe PRESEIVG Bulls any ASO oie a ieiauc ail clo bi bc REMI route ein eee ean

Worm CON, OF JELCIfer any. “ASS s.. carotene to siecle ala aioe cer che eerie eran

nA Reserve, Cow, or Heiter any ‘Ages sc ccs, yas oians teaver eteiieietole wale

AGED HERDS.
1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.

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.......... $75 $60 $50 $ 40 $ 380

YOUNG HERDS.

26. Bull, under two years old; two
Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year. 50 40 3D 25 20

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. 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. .

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

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
DRECCIN Goi c.c 8 sists he cci ence eeiee Spates Soke sete ce Mi relar's Teaamar eke Biotoptestoes eer eRe

GET OF ONE SIRE.

29. Four Animals of either sex, any

age, get of one sire............. 50 40 35 25 20
PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

50. Two Animals of either sex, any

age, produce of one cow....... 50 40 35 25 20
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

41. Best showing of Brown Swiss Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
32. Best showing of Brown Swiss Cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals: owned by one ixbibitor®. s..o.1s ee oe eee

$125
Diploma
125
Diploma

6tho 7th:

HC C

HC C

$150

150

Diploma

Diploma

‘

: FAT CATTLE—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd.

33. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three........ $ 30 $ 25 §$ 20

34. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months 30 25 20

35. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months.... 380 25 20

36. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months........ 30 25 20

37. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months.................0:- 30 25 20
CHAMPION.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

DE TeerLOL SUayeGd: ElOier: “AMY ALC eo. es «cote ia hose osm cnel stash cvevsie fle 60

FAT CATTLE—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

39. Steer or Spayed Heifer, two years old and under three...... 30 25 20
40. Steer or Spayed Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four
VTOUELUD Seer ay care eiccccUene aaarolate exer ater tay ciiececazen nds Tejniclohoperere ara torel ev arokar ores 3 25 20
41. Steer or Spayed Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months... 30 25 20
42. Steer or Spayed Heifer, six and under twelve months...... 30 25 20
43. Steer or Spayed Heifer, under six months................. 30 25 20
CHAMPION.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Peer Steeroor spayed Heifer any. ages 0.5. cs cost eee cance awe me eee 60

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF BROWN SWISS CATTLE.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Brown Swiss Cattle breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Section. ist. 2nd. 3rd.
HS LOG Years Old OL OVECrs oc cciaekin te tpdvre sie oc sis Suen als $ 20 $15 §$ 10
om SU. CvOLyears andounder three. F524 seo ote 0s eed ner ew wee 20 aa) 10
3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four months............... 20 15 10
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months.................... 20 15 10
Se bull six and under twelve months. . 22252502. 0..2-cc07 060s 20 15 10
Sees Ue UTC Oly SLSs MONTHS: ayers eee eke one eek eis iene a eral 20 15 10
PemeO wey CHO, VeCAaTS Old OF) OVEDs ac ce ate cys oles oie ens arenes mses anaes Sees 20 15 10
See eLioiter -GwOr years and under three. cine cee cstecte forces ares 20 15 10
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months............ 20 15 10

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months.................. 20 15 10

nee seiter six. and under twelve” months... 22.6 2k ncsenlin. cused 20 15 10
PP MeMELOILer ender SIX: MONTHS stereo in oleic creas viele Serna shtielcieiae 20 15 10

6 —

AGED HERDS.
Section. 1st. 2nd.
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: UNGersONe Vari). vieretow)c ais a nvene e seea cs Mecloll se oeee tee ntenoes $ 40 $ 30

YOUNG HERDS.

26. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two,
and two-Heifers; under ionesyeatien <1. ce stelle erereenetnereiisteree ers 40 30

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. 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.... 30 20

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

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

TE SCAM Sa So acs, the oteeeiia ed aneeepe rales remerehee te hice ce sele aha serekue re tekenent iene teneiees 30 20
GET OF ONE SIRE.
29. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire................ 30 20
PRODUCE OF ONE COW.
30. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow............ 20 10

Class XXXII-A—GRAND CHAMPION PURE-BRED FAT CATTLE BY AGES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, two years old and under three Diploma
2. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, eighteen and under twenty-four
MONIC i oie os ec ate ois: a's lac otatio spe Shak evehien ter axles catayie slevede ease Ne deus ous ekeeNetalenote Diploma
3. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, twelve and under eighteen
TOTIEDS eo: ci5ciccye tesco. 51 56s ike tor gia c/o Cocos artes Wh ue’, bse teicah oboe ame ata tevcee mer ene tenemos Diploma
4. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, six and under twelve months... Diploma
5. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, under six months............ Diploma

FAT ANIMAL—CHAMPION OVER ALL.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class XXXII-A.)

6. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds and ageS............c.cc eee cees 200

— 115 —

Section.
1, Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, two years old and

PIRIELOUUILT OG ier. care aia. eid sc 6S canece Saae eotete ie rer et asia ei oe cies
2. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, eighteen and under

EMEREV-LOUT TOONUISL TS Seite cio cha avcrescuenesriiestt Oe, Cree
3. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, twelve and under

CEM COM IMONUNS. aie cisncis a,c. uoerrercts cients ebere nite meister en Rais
4. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, six and under twelve

MUNCREL GILES ccs oe cele Srecerev ne wr chele¥etert Sree Suche Sen aah OAC STTO ee IE oe eee ees
5. Steer or Spayed Heifer, grades of all breeds, under six months....

FAT ANIMAL—CHAMPION OVER ALL.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class XXXII-B.)
6. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds and agesS................cecevee
Class XXXIIl1.—JERSEY.
Ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
1. Bull, three years old or over..... $75 $60 $50 $ 40 $ 30
2. Bull, two years and under three.. 75 60 50 40 30
3. Bull, one year and under two..... 50 40 30 25 20
ao Bull under. ONC; -YOAT.. ic e.c esis cis 50 40 30 25 20
5. Cow, three years old or over..... 75 60 50 40 30
6. Heifer, two years and under three 75 60 50 40 30
7. Heifer, one year and under two... 50 40 30 25 20
8. Heifer, under one year........... 50 40 30 25 20
CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
PELE WOrVCALS O1G. OF OV EDs si5iecaccck aie oie ave) in cacy ater aya, oa oe ay oe erekerapayets
Hie ILOSCLVG, BULL. two: YEATS OF OVOL. « ..6.55 c+ iss bios are ois cious cole ae 6 eveleceue
IESE PING OTs WOT VALS. si yernie ayats eicc edie etolovs cick oislersiots eke Ou, oie ero
Pe ELCSOIViG. ULL, UNGEr: CWO VATS suis cGise ave gel. oiete ala veieisterelonefepete ole
Pm COW CWO VOArs Old OF OVEN. ccc ciec cic nisi cis treserere sictalcuelerorels thokelererers
PaurELeservGl COW, CWO -YOAaLs OF OVD... ctisccc cinta <ascynie sie ele cin leretevene seis
ae EI@lrers UNGCr CWO! YOATSic'< o15 <<. aie ohare os arate arafe cress wie sleatraleic delete
NEERLGSOrVe’ ELeEifer: Under TWO: VATS. 02. 6.0)s 20 5, sleieretels ci. .cisie sieve ole ei aves
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

PTS UIT ANY ROG. & cicin cicls's oore'sis.pomtare « a:statene ele wtele,cveiacele ajdt wsip ata: ofaisea chore
PE ROSGLVON BULL ANY) ALO. ciarelese)cloieavsteclouera Siete» Sistas Gubeie wtaibis § ord sie ersia ie
MOO Wa OME GILOl ss ANY: ECs c, occcra e) ofnisila basistatele ehaule wievoyevel dials el svetosevereters
DUMEICGSOLVO COW OF ELCILOM:, ANY. ALO. <2, sce o vcave-o.cieuele clajeisusiele aleve: aressi'sieve

Class XXXII-B.—-GRAND CHAMPION GRADE FAT CATTLE BY AGES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

— 119 —

Diploma
Diploma
Diploma

Diploma
Diploma

$200

6th. 7t
HC
HC

x
Q
aqaae eadar

$100
Diploma
75
Diploma

100
Diploma
75

Diploma

200
Diploma

200
Diploma

AGED HERDS.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
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.......... $125 $100 $ 80 $65 $ 55

YOUNG HERDS.

22. Bull, under two years old; two
Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year 75 65 55 45 40

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

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. .

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

24. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor’s
TOSI ais ohana la: oy 5 erocnceeh Seas ehe She lb aed folestn We ae Gio ene ede hese nes ten terse eons

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any
age, get. of one sire: 2.2... 75 65 55 45 40

bo
Ot

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

26. Two Animals of either sex, any
age, produce of one cow........ 75 65 5D 45 40

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

bo
~]

Best showing of Jersey Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
28. Best showing of Jersey Cattle in Sections1 to to 8 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals ‘owned’ by one Exhibitor.is.. oc. sscn no. ee eee

— 120 —

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
$200

200

HC Cc
HC Cc
Diploma

Diploma

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF JERSEY CATTLE.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Jersey Cattle breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Section. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. Sth. 6th. 7th.
1. Bull, three years old or over........ $40 $35 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20

2. Bull, two years and under three..... 40 35 30 25 20

3. Bull, one year and under two...... 40 35 30 25 20

A) Bull under One: Year... .6.c68 eae 2 40 35 20 25 20

5. Cow, three years old or over...... 40 35 30 25 20

6. Heifer, two years and under three... 40 35 30 25 20

7. Heifer, one year and under two..... 40 35 30 25 20

8. Heifer, under one year............. 40 35 30 25 20

AGED HERDS.

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........... 60 50 40 30

YOUNG HERDS.

22. Bull, under two years old; two
Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year.. 60 50 40 30

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

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
(LEcTSSTT TP Se 00a eg so A es OS $50 $30 $20

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

24. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under
two, and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Ex-
MnIDItOMSs, breeding en crate aes Seni iece Ue os Sees 50 30 20

GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th.

25. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire....$ 60 $ 50 $ 40 §$ 30

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

26. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow 50 40 30 20

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Class XXXIV.—HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN.
Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.

1. Bull, three years old or over..... $75 $60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30 HC Cc

2. Bull, two years and under three.. 75 60 50 40 30 HC Cc

3. Bull, one year and under two..... 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc

4, Bull, under one year............. 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc

5. Cow, three years old or over..... 75 60 50 40 30 HC Cc

6. Heifer, two years and under three 75 60 50 40 30 HC Cc

7. Heifer, one year and under two.. 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc

8. Heifer, under one year........... 50 40 30 25 20 HC (G;

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Gee Bull, two. Years Old ‘OF OVEN. 6 oie. oe c.c.c1~ «00 mln clare oie ois) totale eyalials) sy shar eisie $100
10. Reserve Bull, two years OF OVET.......0 cece ec sccceesscccersves Diploma
Hee Bull. under WO VALS: <..isier.c o 2101 ccleiorale) onsielalctelelooEntotoevelahsto(hehelelerexels 75
ieeesReserve Bull, under twO! Vearss cc cjcic.c «o'ciclere eieloicle ohelelatnrs)ouetelaleeXosone Diploma
13. Cow, two years Old OF OVEL.. 0.0... cesses sesevevercccsccsns 100
14 eReserve ‘Cow, ‘tWOSVCATS! OF OVID icc. 661- ole siere satel epee) ol nievetenonetetfonereian Diploma
5mmEeifer,. UNdeEr CWO YEATES. «, . </teciels o'e.0 etmiois) o)s\eishel shelvie\efeleisicie cin nis thaicke 75
iGukeserve Heifer, under two! -yearss ac. oe see ere clelels «ieee srerere s) usiaie Diploma

GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.) .
UMEMES URL « “BTUY, ~ VEO iraraie whinge cre) so cus ohayey ens siaysfiesehese! fepnesellol. 6 /=doteveley= ie) sl <benerstatsh ol 200
Sree Reserve Bull,, ANY ‘ALS he saccie eva core opel orepetors © wlie alorens sere rateleoneheVaustel oh eretene Diploma
19eCow Or Heifer: ANY ASEs siete cece ctele ce eicteres so solo) duelepsjetelarayctonsolsiietenete 200
Om eReserve Cow: Or Heifer, anya cer. cists vcreietsloe wien ates\vie 0) eherelelalelene Diploma
AGED HERDS.

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......... 125 100 80 65 55 HC Cc

YOUNG HERDS.

22. Bull, under two years old; two
Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year 75 65 55 45 40 HC C

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

3. 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

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YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
Section.

24. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor’s
EA RENCLESIO eres rush of sisi. sia. ule o.letes brava areialal # mdeveratroh oral cash ab “esos, wim eve etualine $200

GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2050) Sdle) 4th 5th. 6th. 7th.

25. Four Animals of either sex, any
age, get of one sire.............. $75 $65 $55 $ 45 $ 40 HC Cc

PRODUCE OF ONE Cow.

26. Two Animals of either sex, any
age, produce of one cow........ 75 65 55 45 40 HC Cc

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
27. Best showing of Holstein-Friesian Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented..............-- Diploma

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
28. Best showing of Holstein-Friesian Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by one HXxnIDItor.......ci.2).<0052 025.5 0008ce8 4% Diploma

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CATTLE.

The Holstein-Friesian Association of America offers the following special
prizes for Holstein-Friesian Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904.

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th,
1. Bull, three years old or over.......... $37 50 $30 00 $25 00 $20 00 $15 00
2. Bull, two years old and under three... 37 50 3000 2500 2000 £15 00
3. Bull, one year old and under two.... 2500 2000 1500 1250 £10 00
Ane Ss) UNECE ONC: VEAP... 2:.,0/0 62.0 cs 3.201 2500 2000 1500 1250 #10 00
5. Cow, three years old or over.......... 37 50 3000 2500 2000 1500
6. Heifer, two years old and under three. 37 50 3000 2500 2000 #4915 00
7. Heifer, one year old and under two... 25 00 2000 1500 1250 £10 00
S heifer, under One: Year. «(6-0 05. 25 00-2000 1500 12650 £1000

AGED HERDS.

21. Bull, two years old or over; Cow, three
years old or over: Heifer, two years
old and under three; Heifer, one
year old and under two; and Heifer,
MNGEMONO? V.GAN «5 sieicsarecegss creye opeleney els lays 62 50 50 00 40 00 33 50 27 50

YOUNG HERDS.

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th,

22. Bull, under three years old; two
Heifers under three, and two Heifers
WHA ONeWy.Cale cr ck cine ene $37 50 $32 50 $27 50 $23 50 $20 00

GET OF ONE SIRE.

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age,
Et OL ONE SINE. sv <reeeleusi eile eesicry ers cies = 37 50 =32 50 2750 23 50 £20 00

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

24. Two animals of either sex, any age,
Produce.OL ONE: COW... «2c sec oe ie 37 50 3250 27 50 23 50 20 00

For further information address F. L. Houghton, Secretary of Holstein-Frie-
sian Association of America, Brattleboro, Vermont.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN
CATER E:

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Holstein-Friesian Cattle breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Section. ist. 2d. 3rd. 4th.

eS ill: thréeesyecars' Old fOmOVERe ce elets cies oe idles Gok eee $40 $ 35 $ 30. $ 25
Ze Bull, two years and! under three.%. 2.5 6s...). 2s ocsc coe 40 35 30 25
Vebull “Onevyear and UNAET tWOrc.c Gun cc de ce en ciiee sc eens 40 35 30 25
AmemelStL): MUNGEr “ONE “VWEAM ac ccs wds ore otis. < eieecae es ene eue tte et ae 40 35 30 25
pao, uhnree years \OldvOr OVele ae nc sect eieeiae sono aks 40 33 30 25
6: Heifer, two years and under three.................... 40 35 30 25
(jeoetieifer, one year and under tw. .ccs cece. clam series Ook 40 oe 30 25
Sm CeCLLGL, UNGEN OME VAT sais ano ccseracite eee wo amt ey Seren 40 35 30 25

AGED HERDS.

: Ast: 2d. 3d.
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 oné years. 2.smae cease tee mere wee ee $60 $ 50 $ 40
YOUNG HERBS.
22. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under
two, and two Heifers, under one year..................00. 60 50 40

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

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
DOO GUN 2 ac wis chk ote asiceane: digs eae Rana ie ae ee ee ee 50 30 20

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Section. 1st.

24,

25.

26.

ee eo

Sosa

kA
18.

19.
20.

Bull, under two years old; two Heifers one year and under
two, and two Heifers under one year, females to be of Ex-
MEDILL Ss OVOCGGINE; 5 .cfola t ¢ xlccc ale Mette ciahs aeeeics foamuelel d-seuese ahs $ 50

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire........ 60
PRODUCE OF ONE COW.
Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow.... 50
Class XXXV.—AYRSHIRE.
Ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
Bull, three years old or over..... $75 $60 $50 $ 40 $ 30
Bull, two years and under three.. 75 60 50 40 30
Bull, one year and under two..... 50 40 30 25 20
Bulleunden One: year. 22. eco. 50 40 30 25 20
Cow, three years old or over..... 75 60 50 40 30
Heifer, two years and under three 75 60 50 40 3
Heifer, one year and under two.. 50 40 30 25 20
Heifer, under one year........... 50 40) 30 25 20

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
BilionuvOvyearsroldcOr: OVELucei os cs eiieve a tieves sietsleieie cess ceetear
HESOLVOP bulls CWO. VCATS,; OF (OVET oic.c cys ns crave che ela tever obese le Gus intone eee ners
BUN GST Ab WO VATS os siiate Cis ee een ota 6 enh He eo at eters
RESenvyer Bull Under GWOr ViCATS o nyes ce cere eo ickne edtore Jol che ekeacinrie rene
Cows UW: years: O1GsOrsOViel.o ccs ceis vert nee ee oe oe che to atetove

Reserve Cows two! VCars OF ‘OVELE ss. cnac cco c <rideiagaenclse tie ue ere) stoke
EIGIFET PUNGSLMEWO) VATS eis ry cenerss sc iaieds ke orenorets anit! f ohegs love telhekole eeess

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

ESTP PemmELIR VINEE ES Olt ta cr ae Seco ox ears tenes eve aoc w bats Aus tus sey eet wtsi ee aaron ever era eae
IRGSOIV Oy UU TAT: AE Or. a eels fort Gente te tesa wel ade Payers Rae sane or sls xoserhl bac Pepe

She

2d. 3rd.
$30 $ 20
50 40)
40 30

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc

C

C

$100
Diploma
75
Diploma

100
Diploma
75
Diploma

200
Diploma

200
Diploma

AGED HERDS.

Sections. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. th.
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.......... $125 $100 $ 80 $ 65 $ 55 HC Cc
YOUNG HERDS.
22. Bull, under two years old; two
Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year 75 65 55 45 40 HC Cc
AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
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.... $206
YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
24. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two;
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor’s
DE CCGIN GS yire 55, cides: aisvays waa 'o a seantre ce tlio vautieuiiarslo le olalesucteloieucholeuedclcreneicbene 200
GET OF ONE SIRE.
25. Four Animals of either sex, any
age, get of one sire.............. 75 65 55 45 40 HC Cc
PRODUCE OF ONE COW.
26. Two Animals of either sex, any
age, produce of one cow........ 75 65 55 45 40 HC Cc
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
27. Best showing of Ayrshire Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................ Diploma
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
28. Best showing of Ayrshire Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by one Exhibitors, <-7...s0s 1 sceitee een ee Diploma

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR AYRSHIRE CATTLE.

The Ayrshire Breeders Association offers the following special prizes for Ayr-
shire Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1994. The Ayrshire Breeders
Association will pay the special prizes in accordance with the official awards of

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the World’s Fair, to animals recorded in the Herd Book of Ayrshire Breeders As-
sociation:

Section. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Bull, three years old or over.......... $ 3b “$ 30) $25 $20) $ 155-5510) S85
2. Bull, two years and under three...... 35 30 25 20 15 10 5
3. Bull, one year and under two......... 3 25 20 15 10 5 5
Pees under: ONG Yala. sss. es es oes 30 25 20 15 10 5 5
5. Cow, three years old or over.......... 35 30 25 20 15 10 5
6. Heifer, two years and under three.... 3 30 25 20 alts 10 5
7. Heifer, one year and under two...... 3 25 20 alts 10 5 5
ee sAGITeYr, ‘UNder ONE: VEAPs eis cnc ess 0 3 25 20 15 10 5 Li

For further information address C. M. Winslow, Secretary of the Ayrshire
Breeders Association, Brandon, Vermont.

Class XXXVI.—GUERNSEY.

Section. ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. 6th. 6th. 7th.
1. Bull, three years old or over..... $75 $60 $50 $ 40 $ 30 HC Cc
2. Bull, two years and under three... 75 60 50 40 30 HC Cc
3. Bull, one year and under two..... 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc
a Bull under One Year. ..<..6.. 6% 06. 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc
5. Cow, three years old or over..... 75 60 50 40 30 HC Cc
6. Heifer, two years and under three 75 60 50 40 30 HC C
7. Heifer, one year and under two.. 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc
8. Heifer, under one year........... 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

eel GwOsyears OldcOl OVGIe ac ocisc ole or clers sitee stereo ecto io sine eile sieiet $100
Tee Reserve: Dull, GwO! YEars OF OVECT Ss © cies tiie sicuesep ed Soe sectevereisicrs a) sa toleiel ole Diploma
AIOE Te UIN GOT CWO VATS a cnclepols cca ore. cisi8 s/o aye 0,/5./oi%erajie’ ea) rans ey sts) eile je-10s sues 75
Peesorve BMH, UNGEr TWO YALA oo 1. & arieilain ocd siels caixieielelevelsia oe'eis Diploma
ere GOW, UWOny Gals: O10. OF) OVER feicie screeners ais isnsve la teres) onous. © 4's, 3re, 45,8) ayaviere 100
HAMEEROSOrVG. COW, LWOL VOCALS (OF JOVEIr. cicic.c oisteleiesre io wielorers ine eneie foseioyar erst Diploma
PE EIOITOL SUNG slW.On V.CAUS etctrciarcralls: o) <fo) ofeyolcl eveieis; «1 e1c/cie ciel poe ):0)%o) ers) o)i6 sus 15
ee EeServe! Helfer, tinder tWO)ViCALB ecco ic 6 cnc) crete oo sy elc taloie erclerole cleLoiersi Diploma

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

MES EEL RATES NO 75's aacie Sic cv olnng s,s eietowe ss Se ehin sia aie sta etl eds co krn ara epee 200
I SEMRESEHV.Gu lly ANY, B&O vos citers one a vis eaten neal neice avosercpausronedeneueversye Diploma
HOSC OW OFT EIGILOM SAMY, UO hierar etags cro i ere) oyeloton< inlatie is nlm (epereelniior siazeyonstene 200
DOU MERGRGLVG COWLOl HOOD AVAL Ce. oye siecle siecle 6 os) creleionel el aier=! elintelef's ie) at's Diploma

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AGED HERDS.

Section. lst. 2d. 3d. 4th, 5th.
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.......... $125 $100 $ 80 $ 65 $ 55

YOUNG HERDS.

22. Bull, under two years old; two
Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year 75 65 55 45 40

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

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. .

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

24. Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor’s
OV ay o{0 00 dk Aenean Re ee SRPMS Rin at oe ee oe A nun TA DE COR ate carat

GET OF ONE SIRE.

25. Four Animals of either sex, any
Ae, SOWOLMOnev SINGS aesaotr see 75 65 55 45 40

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

26. Two Animals of either sex, any

age, produce of one cow........ 75 65 45 40

or
on

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

tbo
-l

Best showing of Guernsey Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

28. Best showing of Guernsey Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive,
‘as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by one Exhibitor

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6th. 7th.
HC C
HC C
$200

200

HC Cc
HC C
Diploma

Diploma

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR GUERNSEY CATTLE.

The American Guernsey Cattle Club offers the following special prizes for
Guernsey Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. The prizes are to
ollow the official awards of the World’s Fair to Cattle recorded in the Herd Book
f the American Guernsey Cattle Club:

BeUmLENeGG VOATS OLG. OL, OV.Oliecs:g sis ci ce ane sieie sola agers cise oiapoanie) o(iolelevoreral aysiods $25 $ 15
The above prizes to be paid to the two cows receiving the
two highest awards in the class, that are entered in the Advanced
Register of Guernsey Cattle.

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

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.... 100 50

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Bull, under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year, females to be of Exhibitor’s
PSDEHACLITT acs Cores Paes afer whol sia hevelc\sGaae. cial pietaless sys tol srs eres) oleietelte SHSG Ree elelal Sieh cxeleiecs 100 50

GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st. 2nd. 3rd.
Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire.......... $50 $ 35 $ 25

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

1st. 2nd.
Best showing of Guernsey Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive, as
determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
bred by the respective Breeders represented..............22e 00s $ 30 $ 20

For further information address Wm. H. Caldwell, Secretary of American
Guernsey Cattle Club, Peterboro, N. H.

The Western Guernsey Breeders Association offers the following special prize
for Guernsey Cattle exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904. The prize is to
follow the official awards of the World’s Fair to Cattle recorded in the Herd Book
of the American Guernsey Cattle Club:

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire, Silver Cup,
EURO eee acest oles sya cuchane aici B Orrin «/aicietehe Sianstetoier sun weleieretecd nie colsieters test cveierate $55

For further information address Charles L. Hill, Secretary of the Western
Guernsey Breeders Association, Rosendale, Wis.

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Class XXXVII.—DUTCH BELTED.

Section. 1st.
1; Bull. “three, years-old-or Oversee see eee eee $ 30
2: Bull? two years: and ‘under three. .... 5-6. oe ee one 30
So. Bull one: year and Uunderi twee. cos casein eens 20
4-2. Bull suNnder ONS 7VCATr aiscwsererevetvso s erersvesa sie es see eee ea 20
5: “Cow, three: years old) Or OVET. a... < ccieicss sess cite cise eniceiiecee 30
6: Heifer, two years’and) under three... 35. ccc cei eieis «isis ioe: 30
7. sneifer one:year and UnderatwOlmeeeocece soci cine cei ee 20
Sy" sHeifer? under One years. ances oer ieee eo eee aeee 20

13.

14.

15.

16.

Me

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

BU HON Y AALS seis aia'a tots) deresstoreus saps i ous erevetslan stevens eke loveloneleleseteletonererehere
Reserve Bull Many tae esa ccnyereteceteiarcreucwsevckee oreo the earn rencione

Cow or Heifer, ‘any ALC a ao sersts ott ovetese ce¥e esi wisieteke slenelereiererer che onre
Reserve: Cow. or Heifer, Any. ALEC .cG oc. celersietie woke sree eee

HERDS.

Bull, and three or more Females, any age.........cccccceee

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire.........

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow....

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
Best showing of Dutch Belted Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented...............-

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
Best showing of Dutch Belted Cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animalstowned by one Exhibitors. 4c ccc. cscs © wie arscle suse anatere

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR DUTCH BELTED CATTLE.

The Dutch Belted Cattle Association of America offers a Silver Cup, value:
at $100, to the winner of the First-Prize in Section 13, Class 37, for Dutch Belte

Cattle, viz.: Bull and three or more females, any age.

For further information address H. B. Richards, Secretary of the Dutch Belte:

Cattle Association of America, Easton, Pa.

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2d. 3d

$ 25 $2

25 2

15 1

15 i
25 a
25 20
15 10°
15 10
$ “
Diploma
50.
Diploma.
5C)

Diplomz,

Diplome.

Diplom:

Diplom:

Class XXXVIII.—FRENCH-CANADIAN.

Section. 1st.
1. Herd of French-Canadian Cattle, not less than five head, con-

sisting of Bull and four females, any age.................. $200

Class XXXIX.—NORMAN.

Herd of Norman Cattle, not less than five head, consisting of
Ulsan tOUL TOMAICS \ANY ALC «aca cclevecele cic cise lelore oie eieierenahe. © 200

Class XL.—SIMMENTHAL.

Herd of Simmenthal Cattle, not less than five head, consisting
Ofbulland four females: aANnViaZO. wis ce cisicre « sisterciereiereye eck elaten 200

Class XLI.—SUSSEX.

Herd of Sussex Cattle, not less than five head, consisting of
Bullgand tour females. (an ytaPes <ecccie cnc,« Gierehe o ale siaie diavere cbevetals 200

Class XLII.—HIGHLAND.

Herd of Highland Cattle, not less than five head, consisting of
Bulland tour females: AN ys ALO: te wceria lets cicinchetereleteiee el eterciene 200

Class XLII-A.—KERRY.

Herd of Kerry Cattle, not less than five head, consisting of
Bilan dstOumMremales AMY ALS. avis sic ccasetssersiss omlsicie o's exojeieicss 200

Class XLII-B.—LIMOUSIN.

Herd of Limousin Cattle, not less than five head, consisting of
OL Bull andstoun t6males, any ALG as, «ni sisfenislc ose) sate oie erstel 200

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2d.

$150

150

150

150

150

150

150

3rd.

$100

100

100

100

100

100

100

Class XLIII—BUFFALO (Bison), AND CATALO OR BUFFALO-DOMESTIC. |

Section. 1st. 2d
1. Herd of Buffalo of not less than five head, consisting of Bull and

four females, any Age... .ctececse es ence ee eee $100 $ 75
2. Herd of not less than Five Head (product from crossing the American

Bison or Buffalo with Domestic Cattle), any age................ 100 it

Class XLIV.—OXEN.

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. sth

1. Pair of Oxen, weight, similarity, symmetry and
training for utility considered!s........-.. 2) - $100 $90 $85 $75 $ TO)

COW DEMONSTRATION.

ULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE DEMONSTRATION OF THE
QUALITIES AND PRODUCTS OF THE VARIOUS BREEDS OF COWS.

It is proposed by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition to conduct on the grounds
f the World’s Fair at St. Louis, beginning Monday, May 16, 1904, a Demonstra-
ion illustrating in a practical way the adaptability of the various breeds of pure-
red cows (including the dual-purpose breeds) for dairying and beef-production,
nd how economically their products can be obtained under given conditions.

The Demonstration for the production of butter will be continued for one
undred and twenty days from and including May 16, 1904, and the cheese and
ther tests for such periods as may hereafter be determined by the Chief of the
epartment of Agriculture.

The cows participating are to be delivered at the Exposition grounds before
ay 1, 1904, at the expense of the Associations or individuals furnishing the
ame. The Exposition Company will not be responsible for injury to or the health
f any cow competing in this Demonstration.

BARNS.—The Exposition Company will provide barns constructed for the
pecial use of the cows entered, equipped with conveniences for their care, health
nd management.

MANAGEMENT.—The cows will be under the general supervision and direction
f a Superintendent appointed by the Chief of the Department of Live Stock of
he Louisiana Purchase Exposition, who will have the general oversight of their
eeding, care, milking and management.

Each Association or individual having cows in the Demonstration shall
ecommend to the Chief of the Department of Live Stock the name of a suitable
person to serve as the Association’s or individual’s representative in the feeding,
care and milking of the cows furnished by the Association or individual, and such
on shall be recognized by said Chief for the supervision of the work during his
pleasure.

ENTRIES.—Each Association intending to furnish cows for the Demonstration
must notify the Chief of the Department of Live Stock of such intention on or
before October 1, 1903, and individuals on or before December 1, 1903. A statement
giving the names and pedigrees of all such cows must be furnished not later than
May 1, 1904; also the number of calves each cow has produced, the date of birth
of her last calf, and the date of the Jast service of bull since her last calf was
dropped.

A statement must be submitted giving approximately the method and character
of feeding that has been followed with each cow for one year previous to the
commencement of the Demonstration.

CLASSES.—The Demonstration will embrace four classes, designated as Test
=a, Test “B”, Test “C” and Test “D”.

Test “A’—Herds and individual cows entered for demonstrating the economic
production of butterfat and butter.
| Test “B’—Herds and individual cows entered for demonstrating the economic
production of milk for all purposes related to dairying.
| Test “C’—Herds and individual cows entered for demonstrating all the
products of the cow, viz: beef and milk, with their calves judged for their beef
merits.
| Test “D’—Herds and individual cows entered for demonstrating the greatest
net profit in the production of market milk on the basis of quantity and quality
of milk of a given standard.

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|
Cows of any pure breed may be entered by the Association representing the
same, or by any individual, in one or more of the demonstrations, provided there
be not less than five nor more than twenty-five cows of any one breed entered,
but no entries of less than ten cows shall be made except of the following breeds:
Brown Swiss, Devon, Dutch Belted, Polled Durham and Red Polled. |
Applications must be filed on or before May 1, 1904, with the Chief of the
Department of Live Stock for the entry of each cow and be accompanied with
the official certificate of registry signed by the Secretary of the Association pub-—
lishing the Herd Register therefor.

WEIGHT OF COWS.—Each cow will be weighed on each of the first five con-
secutive days and the last five days of the Demonstration, and the averages of
the first five and the second five weighings be recorded as the weights of the cow
respectively at the beginning and close of the Demonstration. Such weights
and other data as may be required by the Chief of the Department of Live Stock
will be kept of record by the Superintendent.

FEED.—AIl foods will be supplied and fed entirely at the expense of the
Associations or individuals having cows in the Demonstration, who shall designate
the character, kind and quantity of food to be used and direct the care, feeding»
and immediate management of their cows.

The commercial valuations of all foods used will be fixed by the Chief of!
the Department of Live Stock upon bases recommended by the United States De-
partment of Agriculture, and the values thus fixed will be made known on April
15, 1904, to each Association or individual furnishing cows.

The weight of water consumed by each cow on each of the first five con-
secutive days and the last five days of the Demonstration shall be recorded.

MILK AND BUTTER.—The milk from each cow will be weighed immediately
after milking and correct samples taken under the supervision of the Chief of!
the Department of Agriculture of the Exposition for such approved test as may be’
necessary to determine the total solids, fat, and solids not fat contained in the:
milk, and from the computations made from such tests the values will be deter-
mined for crediting each individual cow and herd as specified hereafter.

From the aforementioned and any other essential tests the various products
and their values will be determined for each individual cow and herd.

Once each week the composition of the butter made will be determined by
chemical analysis calculated on the basis of 85.7 per cent fat. Sample prints of
such butter, free from artificial coloring matter and broken to show grain, together
with samples of whole milk, will be on exhibition in the Dairy Section of the
Department of Agriculture of the Exposition.

Such of the milk and the products therefrom, as may not be required by him
for tests and experimentation, will without unnecessary delay be placed by the
Chief of the Department of Agriculture at the disposal of the respective Superin-
tendents having charge of the cows, who will promptly remove the same for such
disposition as the Association or individual interested may direct.

WITHDRAWAL OF ANIMALS.—No cow shall be withdrawn except upon the
presentation of a certificate of her illness signed by the Veterinarian of the De-
partment of Live Stock, and said certificate must be promptly filed with the
Superintendent of the Demonstration and approved by the Chief, and no such
cow shall be replaced by another. If, however, a cow so withdrawn is certified by
the Veterinarian as able within seven days from the date of such withdrawal to
resume her place in the Demonstration, she will be credited for such withdrawal
period with a daily amount equal to her daily average product for the five days
preceding such withdrawal and the first five days following her return.

VALUES.—The values of milk products, other than beef, will be on such |
bases as the Chief of the Department of Agriculture of the Exposition may deter-
mine and announce on or before April 1, 1904.

RECORDS.—The Superintendent of the cows will keep a careful record, cover-
ing the amount, kind and cost of feed consumed daily, and also of the weight of
milk produced by each cow daily, and such other data as may be called for by
the Chief of the Department of Live Stock.

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The Chief of the Department of Agriculture will keep a careful record of the
otal solids, and solids not fat, found in the milk, and other desirable information
btainable from the Demonstration.

A bulletin board will be placed near each cow, upon which shall be the name
f the cow, her pedigree and previous weekly record, including cost of feed and
mount and quality of milk and butter, ete., produced. The record of each cow will
e renewed and posted each week. The weekly record of the respective herds will
e posted on the bulletin boards in the several barns. .

The record books will be open to public inspection when not in use in the
ffice of the Superintendent, and at the close of the Exposition all records will be
ompiled and published or disposed of as the Exposition Company shall direct.

AWARDS.—In Class ‘‘A” prizes will be awarded to cows and herds making the
est showing in the economic production of butterfat and butter.

In Class “B” prizes will be awarded to cows and herds showing the greatest
et profit in the economic production of milk for all purposes related to dairying.

In Class “C” prizes will be awarded to cows and herds making the best
howing for all the products of the cow, viz: beef and milk, with the calves judged
or their beef merits.

In Class “D” prizes will be awarded to cows and herds showing the greatest net
rofit in the production of market milk on the basis of quantity and quality of
ilk of a given standard.

AWARDS AND RECORDS.—The Chief of the Department of Agriculture will
rovide uniform packages for all butter produced by each breed, and the score on
uch butter shall be determined weekly by a Jury appointed by said Chief.
Each cow or herd will be credited with the value of the butterfat produced, at
rate per pound to be determined by the Chief of the Department of Agriculture.
Each cow or herd will be credited with the value of the solids not fat
roduced, at a rate to be determined by the Chief of the Department of
griculture.
The butter will be judged upon the following scale of points:

LAVORA is co ckere bors wiaeis a rei sjetele sare acelecs 30
J NO 10 1: lei IO CHD ROCIO ICICLE RCRA: as)
MCEUSSUA ITN coer orc oeere fa eeeca ore eey ar ounten, eve a ecavarers 25
GW OLOTE reicte cyninrsicvo st diel a) e/alaseve: 6 66 stole oleh sisi 15
Seer crner eterno eto foravare wi atade oterahe Ge saecs 10
PACK AEC oes creic cau) oie o ceala csiovsless elers este ens 5

100

In case the authorized representative of a breed competing protests against
the result of any analysis, two other analyses will be made immediately. If the
average result of such analyses is practically the same as the first, the first will
be recorded as the final result; otherwise the average of the last two analyses
will be accepted as final. All protests of this character must be made in writing and
filed with the Chief of the Department of Agriculture during the day on which
the analysis protested is made.

The bases for determining the competition in the Dual-Purpose Cow Demon-
stration will be as follows:

First. The dairy performance of the cow in the yield of dairy products as
determined in the Dairy Demonstration of the Exposition.

Second. The beef conformation of the cow, and her gain in live weight
during the Demonstration.

Third. The beef merit as shown in the quality and growth of the calf and
as a prospective profitable butcher’s beast.

The points and their values considered by the Judges in making the award
to be:

First. Dairy Performance of Cow.......... 40 per cent.

Second. Beef Points of Cow............... aay Ae “s

‘Third: Beets Points of Califo. soc.. cece cu 2b “
ZEEE LGShe oee oratn eeetare eo Tetetc feaatonets levers 100% <* “s

EXPENSES.—The Department of Live Stock of the Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position will not assume or pay any expenses connected with or arising from this
Demonstration, nor compensate any person or committee connected therewith,
except its Superintendent, it being understood that the Associations or individuals
interested are to provide for all resulting expenditures of any nature, and receive
and have the disposition of the products from their respective cows.

In case of any misunderstanding as to the intent, purpose or interpretation o
the foregoing rules the matter in question shall be submitted in writing to the
Chief of the Department having jurisdiction thereof, for adjudication, with thé
privilege of an appeal from the decision of that officer to the Director of Exhibit
whose action shall be final.

THE DAIRY BARN RULES FOR COW DEMONSTRATION OF THE UNIVERSAL
EXPOSITION ARE AS FOLLOWS:

BARNS.—The barns will be open to visitors from 9 o’clock A. M. to 6 o’clock
P. M. The barns to be well cleaned each morning not later than 9 o’clock, and
to be in readiness for morning inspection at 10:30 o’clock A. M. All manure mus
be promptly removed from the barns as voided between the hours of 9 o’clock A. im
and 6 o’clock P. M. ;

COWS.—The cows to be properly groomed not later than 10 o’clock A. M,
and be kept scrupulously clean between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M. and 6 o’clock
P.M. The cows are not to be disturbed for the inspection of visitors or otherwise
at any time.

MILKING.—The three daily periods for commencing to milk are 4 o’clock
A. M., 12 o’clock M., and 7 o’clock P. M.

The two daily periods for commencing to milk are 6 o’clock A. M. and 6 o’clock
P.M. The milking will be done under the supervision of the representative of the
Committee of the Agricultural Experiment Stations. !

The milk to be weighed and sampled by the representative of the Committee
of the Agricultural Experiment Stations and by him made a matter of record.

FEEDING.—The three daily periods for commencing to feed are 4 o’clock.
A. M., 12 o’clock M., and 7 o’clock P. M.

All feed to be weighed by the representative of the Committee of the Agricul-
tural Experiment Stations and by him made a matter of record. Said representa-
tive will see that the feed weighed for each cow daily is fed to the respective
animals as specified by the barn Superintendent.

ATTENDANTS.—Only the attendants are to be admitted within the railing
enclosing the cows without passes.

The milkers to be neatly attired in clean white suits and the other attendants
to have clean suits of blue denim; the white suits should be freshly ironed for the’
noon milking.

The milkers will care only for the cows placed in the especial charge of each
by the barn Superintendent, to whom they will look for all orders.

VISITORS.—Visitors desiring information will make application to the barn
Superintendents and not interfere by questions or otherwise with the attendants
in the discharge of their duties.

All applications of visitors for admission within the railing enclosing the cows
must be made to the respective barn Superintendents.

No loud talking or noise tending in the least to disturb the cows will be per.
mitted.

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Class XLV.—HERDS AND COWS IN DEMONSTRATION TESTS.

ECONOMIC PRODUCTION OF BUTTERFAT AND BUTTER. HERDS.—TEST A.

Section.

1h Best Eerdvof Mivie Cows ccis ec rccicciocte co tvcnclsterencreroteiorsy aeneretelnsnenenets $100

on eBest Herd! of Men Cows. eve eles crsieve oles clereletahsreleverelererieter teed ieee 100 -

Sh Best, Herd of sMifteen) (COWS cio eiatoree ernie tel arcane Eee ep enaucheneteneaeriens 1254

45) Best, Herd: of Twenty-five. Cows. tricia o cicvel ci encichevonstel ohotelieloiaiohenereyera 150
CHAMPION.

bow best: Five! Cows of Any Breed sic ceielchalecre ete rheucielercnesenclcuessn exert weterors Diploma

ECONOMIC PRODUCTION OF MILK FOR ALL PURPOSES OF DAIRYING.
HERDS.—TEST B. |

Gia Best Herd. of Wve, (Cows. <<. 0st ee ata eee eee 100
va Best. Herd Of ‘Ten COWS 6.c:< t 5 cis sa ccois: oie eiere ov osetohstion ox ekene een aeenetsve iets ba
Sea Best ‘Herd of (Wifteen: (COWSosc ateto cereale coiehs tateter eee ieneraeheterere 1255
9°) ‘Best Herd of Twenty-five COWS s.% 4502 cece sce soc asie cercomiacl 1508

CHAMPION. |
105°" Best. Hive Cows of Amy Breeds ccc. cise «ccc ievena, cetera che cronekererourene Diploma

DUAL-PURPOSE, BEEF, MILK, AND BEEF MERIT OF CALF. HERDS.—TEST C,

ie Best Ford of Hive: Cows... .oc5ses Uoee eee eee 100

2 Best: berd of Ten COWSsic cual a siclon bres se OR OR Ea eae 100

ij. bestuberd “of Bitteen:, (COWS wc si ceeiers «die aus auceo siete soon pe otek ater 125

4s) Best Herd Of Twenty-five.” COWS: ss sicteic crac steve elecc.c cere creientenoeeuerere 150
CHAMPION.

Tbs) Best Nive Cows (Of CAmy: Breediwetias steels c.crene scolar cinto cian ares Scheele Diploma

PRODUCTION OF MARKET MILK. HERDS.—TEST D.

NGsMsABest Herd, Of Five: COwsiscicctocesace ciclo tatepsiele steven crores teualeh woke epee 100

We ‘Best Herd off Ten, Cowsisd .osiic «aid fos oe ere pene colors ie eiererstere Guateetenete 1006

iss «Best: Herd ‘of Wifteen, \COWSiiec =k « sc ncsssis chalets ey oreva ucla eerie rete 125

5) “Best Herd of Twenty-five. Cows: so. s.csc deci catec cue cise edie aioe 150
CHAMPION.

20. Best Five Cows of ANY Breeds ca.s.eececepagenadawedesecieeite Diploma

ECONOMIC PRODUCTION OF BUTTERFAT AND BUTTER. INDIVIDUAL
COWS.—TEST A.

Zi Best, Ayrshire m Cow siay .siacceauelateote eictere ste re cece eae ees Aes eae 50
Za.) Best (Brow lu-S'wisS) COW c... cc cei ec & los cisiete ss re enone ee 50
won BestsDevon.. (COW? sc. dec ntrctd: ¢ bocan hee Rae EER ee eee 50
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ay. best Holstem-Wriesian (Cow... .«0....0526 ees eae eee eee 50
26-6 “Best Jersey: COW esincs.. we «selene nseanie dts Gan Ee RE ee 50
aie Mest Red “Polled. ‘COWess cis. acdadieros hee wc eis eel eee 50
Zoe Best Short-Horn (Owen = os erics ccs cesarean ce eee 50

CHAMPIONS.
Section.

PE CHUEMCOW OLTATIY® DPOGG 2s occ s crsicus cieltcche cloie ccsllls » Odea eiecete'oereeh x's Diploma
mmtnenerve: COW OF Any Breed’... 2.6 cece eas ce ech ste visreeciees aves

ECONOMIC PRODUCTION OF MILK FOR ALL PURPOSES OF DAIRYING.
INDIVIDUAL COWS.—TEST B.

PES UPA Y EA TIRO)) COW 5 c0-czceis sive vo crass. ¢ 0's alte 6 ey oie) ar oiclonaioy's/lenstov aleve ec SPele $ 50
PESOS UE LOW I 9 WASH. COW ies c.cicionvcccseioeio. tic So Soe saunenelonénevere malian Bloomers 50
ESN ENE OTE CO Wisc chee cio isis, 5 0 oats. 0) oxalear ate ice a Sentara tao cit ee ie aheanate 50
PES CHEMGTMONNAOY COW fic cara ate cree chone oc bale Bit ues Hale ee ee eae 50
PPC CHUSEIOISCEIN-ETICSIAN. COW o/a7s, 0.6 <0. 0.0.4.0 sie eloisiawinide.aeln alt roo ete 50
SEV ORI IOUS OUP OO Wirtarcre-s a ajeteccretarcl el classe a.aieia cele siaenroinie ohne avae Pele castes 50
PESOS ECO POILCG! COW-is sic-s:cve ss cco cic. 8 o16:8 5b share ble sis See arncle eter 50
ECS HOLT ELOLN™ COW: occ ai 'sleie cidvcie eck a ticle each le ahd dhaete ecstets e eha ee 50
CHAMPIONS.

Pe ONGE COW (OF ANY BTCOU «isc, cie.0.» sicieve aie oie o sierere a boaters nt ole ietota Diploma
mempiieserve: Cow OF Any Breed... co cccc cscs o octets ciscieieslcer clears eee mane

DUAL PURPOSE; BEEF, MILK, AND BEEF MERIT OF CALF. INDIVIDUAL
COWS.—TEST C.

RPEBSO HUM ACU TSN O! COW! oreiceseare, ois cteveraverabe “osalc!everonsyeveuwiccoiesoxtdeliays chendorte vapors 50
PEP OSEMELOWI SWISS! COW ne sconces lars ale cleue' a/cve evelelera Sioldie wlarwiereid Gta cielcmne 50
PESOS GABP IOV OTE CO Weoio dake, oot tey cere cele) ch ctalacin chaser alec we oie ocala anyone wee 50
SEMESORESGIMIOIIISOY. COWac.o oraclc, cava icscl Serene c1aceie:ote'e ovalesovole lela/s) seve veunioterecevers 50
PRP OOCSLPLOISLCIN-HTICSIAM: [COW:s 65 o:0:0,010,6. 610 0.0 6 wie clever 16 adres eielee avavoie 50
PME CHUTICTSCY COW? o o5.5 sects oe aela coe ole o's tleisidie o/s Ris Bole Nemec cleee er 50
PES OR UT CO te OLICUs COW... cicre iss chapc 3-4 wiele lars ae) eo aiahens Go oc shove ciate rent estar 50
PPO OSUNSHOLU-EOIN (COW 66'c co /ciciois «6 oye. s'e 0 sh :sigo suaieie-s 6&6 6/elelereirelvaes 50
CHAMPIONS.

PEE ChuS COW On ANY: ETCOG «ic o/s, jevers sve oles srerevsiece/s oueiete olevebers) oll evesotsreveioiere Diploma
MEE ROROLVOs COW, OLFATY: BLOC i. occ: c\ o:2 feidve, boictere) ao eros oie wveleve: oie easneyareoserels

PRODUCTION OF MARKET MILK. INDIVIDUAL COWS.—TEST D.

EP OS UWA Vrs lire! CO Wis /a.a ac aio « a lojaeicieie. oalolncclo crore ralenalecve ereteionsielersisiol sectors 50
PPE BOSC BLOWN. OWASSi COW eres eielore sos, olebel tore oo cia svoceualai cle le,cvehotolovele.enstevere 50
EES OSU OVOD | COW sco csa's. 0 0icid orore'e Savers sce ie,'ooraves Store Sreraeceuste a aare. Betaroaterere 50
NEL GS 18 Gr IIOETISO Ys © OW? rie i's: 2,056.5. c)o:.0 alas) 215, o)8 crebersiare se:8sd steps mreteuniolene/ overs 50
PPP ORCH EI OISTCINI-N PICSIAN' GO Wirie was :< syaesssareve are sletene ele) ol che ehoveverers. odie oxo" 50
PE CSTE TORSO V) COO Ws wie. oists.cls so. steraole aishareraler wrahaust ofoneveb el shaieceeierehsavecetoleteleiete 50
PRE CRE ECG. POLL COW ceicin ccs leis ocic o: ereiele lets icroterevere ci sie) ciel e¥erewitheyererece ede 50
PEPE SEL SS HOTU ELOIN: «COW: ais occ cicicic o cae & ale sible eels elelsiaieie cue a's/ ois eelote’eloyehe 50
CHAMPIONS.

Pe Bests COW Ol Any, (BreCle oi2 cic c.0lure. o oo ote cia cleve creteneicls eleiers olerelelie vets! isle Diploma
Em ELGNOLVGLCOWLOL ANY) BTGO0..)2).o cits oc: ctewtelaje ste are eos ote cis ele lefel'ajelerelole.:e

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DIVISION C.-SHEEP AND GOATS.

Entries in this Division on the prescribed form must be filed with the Chief
of the Department of Live Stock on or before August 15, 1904.

All sheep and goats must have been evenly, closely and properly shorn on or
after the first day of April, 1904, and the date of the shearing must be certified on
the application for entry. Sheep or goats unevenly or stubble shorn, or that
have been clipped to conceal defects or to mislead will not be allowed to com-
pete. The Judge shall disqualify for competition any sheep or goat deemed by
him as having been improperly or stubble shorn, or with its fleece otherwise
treated for purposes of fraud or deception.

The Exposition grounds will be open for the reception of sheep and goats on
Thursday, September 29, and their exhibition will begin Monday, October 3, and
close Saturday, October 15.

Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary personal attention to the feed
and care of the animals they have on exhibition and on the close of awards in
that Division promptly remove such animals from the Exposition grounds.

In the breeding classes for sheep and goats shown respectively in any of the
sections in classes for Shropshire, Cotswold, Oxford, Southdown, Hampshire,
Cheviot, Leicester, Merino A, Merino C, Rambouillet, Dorset and Lincoln sheep
and Angora goats, the animals must have been born respectively as follows:

1— 6. Two years old or over, birth prior to September 1, 1902.

2— 7. Highteen and under 24 months, birth between September 1, 1902, and
March 1, 1903.

3— 8. Twelve and under 18 months, birth between March 1, 1903, and September
1, 1903.

4— 9. Six and under twelve months, birth between September 1, 1903, and March
1, 1904.

5—10. Under six months, birth between March 1, 1904, and September 1, 1904.

: The rules of the Department of Live Stock of the Exposition published in this
Prize-List will, wherever applicable, govern in this Division.

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A copy of the certificate showing registration in the respective flock books
named below, signed by the Secretary of the Association publishing the same,
must accompany each application for the entry of sheep and goats of the following
named breeds, except as noted below, which certificate must be filed on the
form prescribed by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition:

MERINO.—Registers—(Home) American Merino Sheep Register—Ver-
mont Merino Sheep Breeders’ Association—Vermont Atwood Merino Club—New
York State American Merino Sheep Breeders’ Association—Standard American
Merino Sheep Breeders’ Association—Ohio Spanish Merino Sheep Breeders’ As-
sociation—United States Merino Sheep Breeders’ Association—Michigan Merino
Sheep Breeders’ Association—National Merino Sheep Breeders’ Association—Mis-
souri Merino Sheep Breeders’ Association—Wisconsin Sheep Breeders’ and Wool
Growers’ Association—National Delaine Merino Sheep Breeders’ Association—
Dickinson Merino Sheep Record Company—Black Top Spanish Merino Sheep
Breeders’ Publishing Association—Improved Black Top Merino Sheep Breeders’
Association—National Improved Saxony Sheep Breeders’ Association—Standard
Delaine Spanish Merino Sheep Register.

CHEVIOT.—(Home) Flock Book of the National Cheviot Sheep Society;
Flock Book of the American Cheviot Sheep Society. (Foreign) Cheviot Sheep Flock
Book, Great Britain.

COTSWOLD.—(Home) American Cotswold Record; (Foreign) Cotswold Flock
Book, Great Britain.

DELAINE MERINO.—(Home) Improved Delaine Merino Register.

DORSET HORN.—(Home) Flock Record of the Dorset Horn Sheep Breeders’
Association of America; Flock Book Continental Dorset Club; (Foreign) Dorset
Flock Book, Great Britain.

HAMPSHIRE DOWN.—(Home) Flock Record Hampshire Down Breeders’
Association of America; (Foreign) Hampshire Down Flock Book, Great Britain.

LEICESTER.—(Home) American Leicester Record; (Foreign) Leicester Flock
Book, Great Britain.

LINCOLN.—(Home) American Lincoln Record and Register National Lincoln
Sheep Breeders’ Association; (Foreign) Lincoln Longwool Sheep Flock Book,
Great Britain.

OXFORD DOWN.—(Home) American Oxford Record; (Foreign) Oxford Down
Flock Book, Great Britain.

RAMBOUILLET.—(Home) American Rambouillet Record.

SHROPSHIRE.—(Home) American Shropshire Sheep Record; (Foreign)
Shropshire Flock Book, Great Britain.

SOUTHDOWN.—(Home) American Southdown Record; (Foreign) Southdown
Flock Book, Great Britain.

SUFFOLK.—(Home) Register of American Suffolk Flock Registry Association;
(Foreign) Suffolk Flock Book, Great Britain.

GOATS.—(Home) American Angora Goat Breeders’ Association Registry.

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OTHER BREEDS AND RECORDS.

Application for the entry of sheep of recognized breeds other than those
mentioned must be accompanied by a certificate showing registration and other-
wise conform to the rules governing entries. Application for entry of foreign
exhibits of sheep and goats must be accompanied by a certificate showing
registration or other evidence of purity of breeding claimed, signed by the Secre-
tary of the Association publishing the respective pedigree records, or by other
proper official, and such certificate must be attested by the Chairman of the
Commission representing the country from which such animals come to the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition, if these exhibitions are made under the auspices
of such foreign government.

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PROGRAM 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, commencing at 10
o’clock A. M., as follows: Shropshire, Cotswold, Oxford, Southdown, Hampshire,
Cheviot, Leicester, Merino A, Merino C, Rambouillet, Dorset, Lincoln; and Angora
goats.

BREEDING CLASSES.

Wednesday, October 5, 1904.
Section.
1. Ram or Buck, two years old or over.

2. Ram or Buck, eighteen and under twenty-four months.

Thursday, October 6, 1904.

Ram or Buck, twelve and under eighteen months.
Ram or Buck, six and under twelve months.
Ram or Buck, under six months.

ee

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.
0. 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.

95. 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.

27. Ram and Three Ewes or Buck and Three Does, eighteen months old or over,
bred by Exhibitor.

Wednesday, October 12, 1904.

11. Champion Ram 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 months.

Thursday, October 13, 1904.

19. Grand Champion Ram or Buck.
21. Grand Champion Ewe or Doe.

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FAT SHEEP AND GOATS.

The Fat Wethers, pure-bred and grade, will be judged in the Forum or such
place as may be best suited for the purpose, commencing at 10 o’clock A. M., as
follows: Shropshire, Cotswold, Oxford, Southdown, Hampshire, Cheviot, Leicester,
Fine Wool, Dorset, and Lincoln; and Angora goats.

Tuesday, October 11, 1904.

FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

Section.
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 PURE-BRED WETHERS BY AGES.

Wether, all breeds, one year old and under two.
Wether, all breeds, six and under twelve months.
Wether, all breeds, under six months.

cane

Class LIX.—D.—CHAMPION GRADE WETHERS BY AGES.

Wether, Grades of all breeds, one year old and under two.
Wether, Grades of all breeds, six and under twelve months.
Wether, Grades of all breeds, under six months.

wnt

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.
45. PEN, Three Wethers, any age.

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Class LIX.—C.—GRAND CHAMPION PURE-BRED WETHER.
maar

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., Tues-
day, October 11, 1904, and the awarding will be continued each A. M. until com-
pleted, viz.: Tunis, Kent or Romney Marsh, Persian and Suffolk; Cashmere and

Milch Goats.

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PRIZES.

Class XLVI.—SHROPSHIRE.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
1. Ram, two years old or over....... $50 $45 $ 35 $ 30 $ 20
2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-

POUT SMONENS Rarer eicwe etek sieve ola sree 50 45 35 30 20
3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen

TNIOMLENS eeepecc ave. cyenctss sue chore ote fe leeeueusrete 50 45 35 30 20
4. Ram, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 15
Hamiktam, under six monthss 0... <6. 35 30 25 20 15
6. Ewe, two years old or over....... 50 45 35 30 20
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-

POUTAIMONEH Soave cite yeicreielateus sievensite 50 45 35 30 20
8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen

MMONGHS; Gerciciere tie atenstetete (esis eslichekoios 50 45 35 30 20
9. Ewe, six and under twelve months 35 3 25 20 15
10) we; under six months... 2)... 00%. 35 30 25 20 15

Lal
12.
13.
14.

15.
16.
IG
18.

19.
20.

21.
22.

23.

CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Ram; One. Vear Old Or sOVier ssc isc ac sous otes ceveceveus: ele vehelie“ois:teieielers’s\sielelere
RGSCEV.e Ram ONC: V.CALsOr OVEN sc cress career ciclerai cua pieelovaks ero tele eeheretore
Ram: under: tWwelvies MONTHS tert ers acters wisi elonsvereisWaicvatetelelone sist cqeususts
Reserve Ram," under, twelve MONtM Sic cce ccs isle mieteronciersiele reteset
Bwe; one yGar OldiOr Over. .c.s srr eicrecchere/siese elcvoloversiet eke lelauelexeloieiele) ene teks
IRGSEEVE DW, ONC: VAT OL sOVCIis occ, cicleie creicie) cre eielelcusieker ele) ouscelctolayonel site
Ewe under twelve“ MOmths 5. .c scesreye cre cseet svelateretolclciclcusiele eueretevetarenetere
Reserve Hwe,, under, twelve-month: ae. «ccc sieicis'e ste sles: sisleieisis sia

GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

PRAMS: (ANY. BLE cic Scie Sues ces aera 6 & wie lore whale foderw'e: rosie storoher eiehetale ekeveteteiere
Reserve: Ram, ANY ALSCs 6.6.6 oc 6 ccsse.s wre, cre u's lee Oo Meer saereinte abate lsielenetenene

SW, BMY. ALS sd vale aioe everest iovu Ste Lane wrshe se sieve selele otenelontrersier etter torecteren iene
ReEServie: Hwee, (AMY “ALO ciciesciee sone ecelenchancia ovslexsnn acorotelelateronsteueiotenenee ners

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any
age, (get OL One SIPC. ..4:.0c0cees ss 60 50 40 30 20

6th. 7th.
HC

HC

en
Q
yee) @) Te) Cilete) “el (¢e)

$80
Diploma
50

Diploma

80
Diploma
50

Diploma

100
Diploma

100
Diploma

HC Cc

a

—_

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.

Section. ist. 2nd. ard. 4th. 5th.

24. Two Animals of either sex, any
age, produce of one Ewe......... $40 $35 $ 25 $20 $15

FLOCKS.

25. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen
MOnEHS Old OL OVER ccc ctw ccs « 60 45 30 25 20

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh-

EOCTIGINONUNS #1 tacts Aeie! olelsyererc 63) 664s 50 40 25 20 15
FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by

UD bc Pl] OO ey Pe ari RCE, SOS PIC ROCHE Bea Pe a
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of Shropshire Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

29. Best showing of Shropshire Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by one HMxhibitor.................ccceccccceces

FAT SHEEP.—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.
1st

30. Wether, one year old and under two..........ccccccscccnece $ 25

Bi. wether, six and under twelve months.........2....0ccccecce 25

eV CUNO ANINGer SLX TMONtDS. 6's vocses ccs ces secs se eee eeseiet 15

33. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two.......... 40

34. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months.......... 40

35. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months.................0%. 30

CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

SPVVCU NOT all) ya Ol, ote oic,cveretev ese) «34.6, ¢:c0e0.ls).0.0ie 7% 0.6, 06:0 eee eisveee cists: ohare’ s

PEN EP NreeaVWViCGOUCIS, ANY BSC oe cisco siecle ccielc cre 0 vis we ere ele e's 018

FAT SHEEP.—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

fee vyeuner, one year old and under two. .....6......cccsnecscecee 25

39. Wether, six and under twelve months...............ee-eseee8 25

EUV OL aT COLMA UXesINOIENS 2 2.2155 sete ose < so ie0s) ecto lel ticve. svale ss esieje\ 15

41. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two........... 40

42. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months.......... 40

43. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months...............eee00- 30

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6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC
$200
Diploma
Diploma
2d. 3d.
$15 $ 10
15 10
12 8
30 20
30 20
25 15
40
80
15 10
15 10
12 8
30 20
30 20
25 15

CHAMPIONS (Grades).

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Section.
AAS NWVCUHCY, BIN ALC cic toheote eile ciel eisiiots ato eller ialie (elstehenen ola icel hho oa ne $40
45. PEN, Three Wethers, any age.........ccecccerses ers eeeeeae 80

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF SHROPSHIRE SHEEP.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Shropshire sheep breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow
the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con-
ditions published elsewhere:

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd.
I, Reha cehagerhgo) MORMON el ebinarodn ooo moconeqooadHueoudoboTs $20 $15 $ 10
2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months............... 20 15 10
3; Ram, twelve and under eighteen months. 2.2.05... 53s a6s 6. 20 15 10
An Ram: six and under twelve MOnDtnS. 5 .c.coccics)e cieiekceieie citations 20 15 10
Heeeham, Under ‘SixsMOMEtNS J. Asis). csse ce sins eveheleoreteleloteWore oleae teiedenarenke 20 15 10
Gaon Ewe; two-y.cars Old: OriOVeEDm. occ aces ce cite wieie sais wiste ents clerks 20 15 10
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months............... 20 15 10
8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months....................- 20 15 10
o> Hiwe, six-and: under twelve months: i:5...cisiee ans ease sineis eee 20 ails) 10

OS Wes UNnderssix-MONtHNS ss shinewtius ois ee chosen Oc eee 20 15 10

GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st. 2d.
23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire................ $ 30 $ 20
PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.
24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one Ewe.......... 20 10
FLOCKS.
25. Ram and Three Ewes, two years old or OVEYP..............0eeee- 30 20
26.2 “Ram and, Three Ewes, UndermtwoO: years. ects oe crewietecuieeiere mire 30 20

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

45. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by
POX DICON aiere:s eke & © 6, vcore eieveraivosstarsvele’o) oon tovete ota oR everer oon Onno rote: 30 20

Ie

a's ee oe ee

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
1. Ram, two years old or over....... $50 $45 $ 35 $30 $ 20
2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-

POUT Pe IUOMUNS h oicin oieecc ccs © <0 c'a cle 50 45 35 30 20
38. Ram, twelve and under eighteen

PNRENTA URS eons soci ciere sires oie els 10) nides'o.6- 058 50 45 35 30 20
4. Ram, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 15
me mam, winder six months............ 35 30 25 20 Ld
6. Ewe, two years old or over....... 50 45 35 30 20
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-

POTEET INONCNS: 3 ote a he coals = oc cs ba tres 50 45 35 30 20
8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen

BYACSIU TITS lec a) oes ae aC ain ieie’. ous (ueveis ay orare 50 45 35 30 20
9. Ewe, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 15
ao. awe, under six months............ 35 30 25 20 15

CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
PEST ONE, VOAT) O10: OF OV Ole cc cic cic cnle sais x1elo sab eee dos deme e eee ne
MeEEEICORCrVG ham. ONO YEAR OL OVE... <00 cscs cecdes cede bccswececes
Mean Under LWeLYC: MONTIS. =. oostevo ole occ vce ceceveaweenees
mee Reserve: mam... nider twelve: Months. 6.2.6 cd cele c cc ce ewe
Mee qOHCTVOATIOLG OL OVCD.. «a cies o/clcisieiciclensle s aleis dies -4.8 sleisie'w o/s o/svess'o'
ME ELCSErVO Hiwe: ONC VEAL OF OVEL. 56 ec ccc esc ccs eesti wee csecnss
Me tWe MINGer EWELVC: MOMGHS so. fens ges saci sctls ss e6 5o6 00025 0s are eis
PeeCHCrve Ewe. winder twelve MONTHS. 3. 0... 6... tec cee cece neces
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
NLR OTT RIN VG EO aete eerste nn eae ei cieres 31S, 006 3) ste 'a) 61, aisislia ho) o's ivi wie wwe wate
EEL ONO T VC ELLY ett 1S Cala ote eyavelsiciaia is os) chs (e\e"o + ‘sieves wielaiie ates wie s\elsis sale
cl. HAV Ep ie Ges Be Ba En oo Se eC ee rec Irreeanricoc
PEL COSCIV CERIO a ATELY eRe Onsite to earns Soi caste oii S216 155.76 fore, axe levied Be ole uae ope, 6: e
GET OF ONE SIRE.

23. Four Animals of either sex, any

ALO Let Of ONE SITs. 02 cies, oj010le ols 60 50 40 30 20

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.

24. Two Animals of either sex, any

age, produce of one Ewe........ 40 35 25 20 15

FLOCKS.

25. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen

MORLHS Old! OF OVCL.2.0cie wicice cess 60 45 30 25 20
26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh-

Class XLVII.—COTSWOLD.

teen months

Setain moa Dre SOCKOR 50 40 25 20 15

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
$80
Diploma
50
Diploma
80
Diploma
50
Diploma
100
Diploma
100
Diploma
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC
HC

Section.
27

28.

29.

30.
31.
32.

33.
34.
35.

36.
37.

38.
39.
40.

41.
42.
43.

44.
45.

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by
1D) 1010) | 0) See ee ee Ree emp et cero cae acid 4 Big Gidlac-oc

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

Best showing of Cotswold Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Cotswold Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animalsiowned Dyone Exhibitors. «asec eis eka iter ena

FAT SHEEP.—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

Wether, one:year oldjand under twOoncsce © cieis le eiieteieiers oie $ 25
Wether, Six and under twelve months. lene silenetrcieereieieie suelelle 25
Wether UNGer SIX: MONUTNS,. « <:.. cere) oer cl hanece cheveneioralcvetetenoietale si ociene 15
PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two.......... 40
PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months.......... 40
PEN, Three Wethers, under six months.................00. 30

CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Wether Hany aS, cc Savccetinc cacuctee wiarens oie ave where sual custeverste Sore cheremerene
PEN; -Chree: Wethers, amy ide Oea occas cicmes oie nin occ skeleteemeaeretioe

FAT SHEEP.—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

Wether, one year old and under two...............cc ee eeeee 25
Wether, six and under twelve months. ..:... . 50.0% 0+ sacks 25
Wether, under Six: Months... <2 «sucrene Sue ced ee ee et rotten 15
PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two........... 40
PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months.......... 40
PEN, Three Wethers, under six months...........c0ec.ccee. 30
CHAMPIONS (Grades).
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
WEED) ANY DLE cn asc eNie yw arcs veces vg lous une setieapiel sh okelen © Rhabehover aca cetteneee

PHN, Three Wethers, ‘any aPC. 22 sos acetate oehetoamusweecnioe

— 150 —

$200

Diploma

Diploma

40
80

$40
80

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR COTSWOLD SHEEP.

The American Cotswold Association offers special prizes as follows for Amer-
ican-bred Cotswold sheep exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the prizes
to follow the official awards of the World’s Fair to rams and ewes recorded in the
Flock Register of the American Cotswold Association, and bear registry labels.

Section. 1st. 2d. 8rd. 4th.
ieee EWO.VCArs Old OF OVEI. « ccjeioc:c.cvs.e\nivioia srs.0 sie eae soe $15 $ 10 $ S29 $335
2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months......... 15 10 5 5
3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen months............... 15 10 5 5
Aeeetiam. Six and under twelve, months: ....6..06¢6s6 ccc 12 8 5 5
PemPERTLIE CONTIG. Ol) SEX INIONEI A. 6 soi) kis wie aj'erevsrel dig e einioie.e etm ere eisielels 12 8 5 5
Peete; LWO-YEAars' O1G OF OVET io i6 5 fe oe soc s ware eyes s wave oeie'es 15 10 5 5
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months......... 15 10 5 5
8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months............... 15 10 5 5
9. Ewe, six and under twelve months.................00- 12 8 5 5

EWS ITC OF (SiX MONCH SG): c.2:6.0) o's-+ 2 a nies ele accrece tise eels eleka 12 8 5 a

GET OF ONE SIRE.

ist. 2d.

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire............... $15 $ 10
FLOCKS.

25. Ram and Three Ewes, over eighteen months..................0-. 15 10

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eighteen months.................000. 15 10

For further information address F. W. Harding, Secretary of the American
Cotswold Association, Waukesha, Wis.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF COTSWOLD SHEEP.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Cotswold Sheep breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow
the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con-
ditions published elsewhere:

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd.
Helen. GWOl Years, O10. OF OVET so ce 1c o100 ee 6 of 0 oS letse velo cheletoree $20 $15 $ 10
2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months............... 20 15 10
3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen months.................2.. 20 15 10
Pome, fix and under [welve MONTHS... 66. os neces secs wsisis ses 20 15 10
Peta: UNOET SUX, MONGHS'.).).,0c, coors Sis, ori ole alee heehee cieieini ote 20 15 10
Heme Wwe EL wWO, VESTS: O1GOL OVET 3s. -.<is:siercve ovis cicfereve sles shelereieiaveie'e el wicns 20 15 10
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months................ 20 15 10
8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months...................- 20 15 10
Vee rave. Sx and Under twelve MONtUS. 26.20 vc ds cee caclsciecwicn cles 20 15 10

PPV IN Gen SEX. MONCIA 012 ois <iehetern coc oie viz atelnie aie Bisteia alee cleiererasers 20 15 10

GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st. 2d.
23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire................ $ 30 $ 20
PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.
24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one Ewe.......... 20 10

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FLOCKS.

Section.

25.
26.

45.

i

3a
12.
13.
14.

15.
16.
ies
18.

19;
20.

21.
22.

sp ih iGo EARS ot Pore

Ram and ‘Three Ewes; two years old or Over... a... eels ie cists
Ram and Three Ewes; under twOnyearse sacs 2 scutes ette censor

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by

OXHIPICON - 5 aja c ie ang che Gans oo sys 0G oe RE OLN GeO eee
Class XLVIII—OXFORD.
1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 6th.
Ram, two years old or over....... $ 505-3745) 29357) S$) S00 1S420
Ram, eighteen and under twenty-
FOUL SMONTN Sh. heterersclotetate ce eieete is 50 45 35 30 20
Ram, twelve and under eighteen
MONTHS epee consist heerlen 50 45 35 30 20
Ram, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 15
Ram, under six months..:........ By BkD) 25 20 15
Ewe, two years old or over....... 50 45 3D 30 20
Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-
FOUN MONEN Ss eysieiserereneeisvels s.eioe. orssere 50 45 35 30 20
Ewe, twelve and under eighteen
INIONUHS! © (ees ere eae Seale teasvaretecstecrons 50 45 35 30) 20
Ewe, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 15
Ewe, under six months............ 35 30 25 20 15

CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Ram: One: year Old Or OVEM cg is oa, 5 weelal starter eine chic ele sie nie oie seberoxotne
Reserve: Ram, One Var OT AOV CL joiaierercsclapeyo eh oicl oor ttonevecc stele Welstenstancteis
Ram*under twelve. Monthsinds ccc daic crass pou siete aestereuetere camel
Reserve Ram, under. twelve months)... 0... 06 sks e occ sscueeee
Hiw.e; ONC Year Old Or OV ET sis <\si'osiarece1oo1a'o scales erere ieee aioctiere orere ateverelatore
Reserve Hwe; ONE, Var OL OVER. uses )5 stairs oe share ee lebereschelistereieccketsleyers
Mwe,, under twelve months. oi. 5.6 ss. os.s ore-s)c sehetee Me oats eroelenecrsiere
Reserve Ewe, under twelve mMonths'... 65.6 cisjc c crsletels cteletclamiereretete

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

PRAM, cANY = ALO. 5. ales '0 5 fos anare 8% inrs ose) aio a@ Mbuisteaeie eieverat aL araione de teehee tone
Reserve Ram; any ALG. 6 od sales cc cic ie cis eit winlaio eiielen cere tare iedeh sve, tetonersleces

DW) CODY “ASO Fe lenesse's cae arice wie ws srenananoue kotwie eselalonshe aroha ce pele ete aerials
RLCSEL VE: EW, ANY iA wise kos Sietese, assilotere vere oh obemer nie isie axtieied vee tet reteberete

1st. 2nd

$ 30 $ 20
30 20
30 20
6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
C

Diploma

$100
Diploma

100
Diploma

+
z

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.

23.

24.

25.
26.

27.

28.

29.

30.
31.
32.

33.
34.
35.

36.
37.

Four Animals of either sex, any
age, get of one sire............. $60 $50 $40 $30 $ 20

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.

Two Animals of either sex, any

age, produce of one Ewe........ 40 35 25 20 15
FLOCKS.
Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen
MONTHS Old. OF OVEE. 6 j-0% coe .< es 60 45 30 25 20
Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh-
RECT UINMONGCNS 1s 5 ccs cick chcone © cas orale 50 40 25 20 15

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by
SEN LG Tor eeehel cs ciotens cielo er oiene seis meee soit aie ic ole Ccsle ee eelaaeatesteas

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
Best showing of Oxford Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented.............00-

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
Best showing of Oxford Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
SMa Ss OWE. DY, ONE. HX NIDILON ao aioe w1c'e dev cin: 6 bocielsys os © 6/60 (eimrn oi

FAT SHEEP.—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

1st
Wrethor one: year, O10. and Under tWOn 6 2 suet 5 6 ce tiers wcaleecs wie os $ 25
Wether, six andvunder twelve Months... ..0. 6. sce sce ewes 25
WEN Or UT Gers MOM UNG c.ciiccc's is cccieieis ye adore as crete ob Sie See dares 15
PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two.......... 40
PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months.......... 40
PEN, Three Wethers; under six months... .......cceccccecee 30

CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

WEST ND URL Ce ee ee er as Sat wre: Wic\s ereis.s ase eiedele jeje eelere ole
EIN ROG VV OLOETAS ANY ALES «sts, c:0,0'< Avie 01s sieele om eleiois s miosis sis

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC
HC
$200
Diploma
Diploma
2d. 3d
15 $ 10
15 10
12 8
30 20
30 20
25 15
$ 40
80

FAT SHEEP.—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d.
sss Wether, one year old and under! tw. «icicles (eleieiee ies $25)" $) Lb aed
395 Wether: six and under twelve months: -scc as circieie sie eisioteiene 25 15 10
ANS sVWiether under Six MOMLNS Te css «cress cicue eunieiielcea aeveren tena onenevoreiererete 15 12 8
41. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two........... 40 30 20
42. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months.......... 40 30 20
43-5 PHN, Three Wethers,; under six months... <4... asave see 30 25 15

CHAMPIONS (Grades).
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

A AME AWVICCH OM: AMV) ALES nc) cols onieroiesscle se eis snsden oie ol slehotekecsts ucnetensierereicrer are $40
Abe eoPHN. Three Wethers, ANY, ALS sas o> «.s etielerehe se slelsrsieusieieletevey sl oieie 80

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR OXFORD DOWN SHEEP.

The American Oxford Down Record Association offers the following special
prizes for Oxford Down sheep exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the
prizes to follow the official awards of the World’s Fair to Oxford Down sheep
recorded in the Flock Book of the organization.

Ist. 2d. 3rd. 4th. 65th.

AIM 2 V.CATS: O1GN OT VOV ET, srece wicvecs ate toy oseceVeranereics toheroambererekeils $30 $25 $20 $15 $ 10

Ram i year oldvand under. 2s ics acctele 010 e-eileve 6 allots) clereite 30 25 20 15 10

Ram=Bamb und er Ws y. Cars ie cccteies«, 6, ane re scetavwiee face ous eserers 25 20 15 10 5

Wier 2,V.CAls Old: 'OLZOVEI -sciie cs, ereceteccusienaie lous eekaronacoreneteuole 30 25 20 15 10

Hweelsy.ecar Oldv amd Wind Gi dics .creeteheveys aie sievana tote elsus eaakeie 30 25 20 IS 10

MWeMsaimi UMS? 1 ViOATs. Kies ucclenis eichersneivel's susiel elles Gis, ceatlers 25 20 15 10 5

COHEN TOM EVA, colecanechanae. ave aleheetorciemec acon ontencueesl e loueus ie tevei nls 40

CHAMPION HWeMs cs okie 5 ao acacs eisai ralaenatete ib eecaid Sie onaiee ae 40

Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire... 30 25 20 15 10

FLOCKS.

Ram any age, Ewe 2 yearS Or OVELr....... cee cee ee ees

Ewe 1 year and under 2 and Ewe Lamb.............. 30 25 20 15 10

Best six sheep any age Or S€X........ cece eee cece 30 25 15
WETHERS.

Pure bred Wether 1 year oldi.....s2iss082e.aeers wee 15 10 5

Ruresbred Wether Lamb.......:.20...<.socaeeseeno cue 15 10 5

UAMIMO LOM IVWViECHEL o.ccaus «1 axes tule, oieclavone ete etenetor onicnerciereiceare 20

IRenris) Wethers any SOs, «oc 0 0y0cr0c tere < aici ncieieusces 20

For further information address W. A. Shafor, Secretary of the American
Oxford Down Record Association, Hamilton, O.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF OXFORD SHEEP.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Oxford Sheep breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow

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the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con-
ditions published elsewhere:

Section. 1st. 2d.
MEDI LWOnVCATALOLUG OI IOVED sc cleus sisiec osc oes ss wisisc oe sissies cia AEP RLD
2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months............ severed 15
3. Ram, twelve and under twenty-four months................ aueiate 15
Pook am- six and under twelve MONtHS.........6cs00ccscecsce sete 15
Pep TSUN PE UNGGE: Sika MOMLUS ye ci ne ele 'cis.s v\s\e 60 cia cos: ise ne 0.0 ofc « aes 15
PEI erntwO! ViCAlsuGlaOneOVieliaeccicciess clclsiela.sle oc ciclo so + v0.5 vie « crerd 15
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months............. Sees 15
8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months.................. Same 15
Peetiwersix ang 1nder LWelVe MONTAG)... 2. occ ccc nees oes 15

SPL UOMO Sike TOM UL Sincnerctelols = eleies/ ele) o)<1e, asic’ 1s1s\elelels cysie/sinisi 6 ae 15

23.

24.

25.
26.

27.

_

CN NC Te A A Ns

GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st
Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire............... $ 20
PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.
Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one Ewe.......... 10
FLOCKS.
Ram and Three Ewes, two years old or OVETL.............seeeeee 20
Rameand Three Ewes, Under CWO Years... .5 0.02 ..cc scene csc ccecs 20
FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by

ESE TE an Gee ee er cea ence i oot ouaetrovic ats oraloist scepai'e, ils) shale re: evelekeleverorsters 25

Class XLIX.—_SOUTHDOWN.

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th.

Ram, two years old or over....... $50 $45 $35 $ 30 $ 20 HC
Ram, eighteen and under twenty-

POUT INON UNS eras eteters cyele Gi ctoicrsiese 6 « 50 45 35 30 20 HC
Ram, twelve and under eighteen

WEG UUGL See gered fo si ateicte Chee cish si ve wilco, 6 50 45 35 30 20 HC
Ram, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 15 HC
Ram under ‘six months. .....-.....- 35 30 25 20 15 HC
Ewe, two years old or over....... 50 45 35 30 20 HC
Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-

OUTS TTTOTIDIIS er. ere eh etateie!crele etais «000» 50 45 35 30 20 HC
Ewe, twelve and under eighteen

MICE ac ci Moe heS Bao oan 50 45 35 30 20 HC
Ewe, six and under twelve months 35 30 25 20 15 HC
Ewe, under six months............ 35 30 25 2 15 HC

3d.
$ 10
10
10
10
10

10
10
10
10
10

2nd.
$ 10

10
10

15

7th.

elele) ©) C Cele ~ fe

CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Section.
ie “Ram, one: year old“OTr OVeR.c.5.:to2 on 2s ene cucle crate otoue ie onctetetterere tortie
12s) Reserve: Ram: One Vear Or OVIEL =] cs eae cle creinie cistsgetsl ele) olekenereienenenone
135s Ram: under twelve: MONTHS cue ocr 'ecveiaccheners srevers teres erelorcuele enero
14 Reserve Ram; under twelve months... 2. nets cteieciclere hereite
be Hiwe; oneryear OldOn OVEN. aijc-1cne lees) a oft eke efeleleled st avetalaiefetonelelotokavorte ye
Gs “ReEServe HWe, ONC Var OF OVE ccs toe ote siele chalraka re avekeateeensteronelohalte
ie Mwe. under twelve: MOMEDS: ci. cnc.) ote slo ceher ol cheteielenereitehersteoKcnotel stereloore
tS) Reserve Ewe, under twelve’ months’ ccc.c ce eters c1o = <)oioicielel ovelaverietedere

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

OMB EVA TIN NAM ALO ccactcs cunterenciertieieis aiicversrevsie eroncwauenote efonolehene Poker odol aeNcReu meio
Jn PRESERVE ARAM ANY ALC. ce.s cies o oiatehene) oi clereie fa rescks oleneteonelelstoreustehen peulonete
HM EIWiCs SAMY: ALC wa). wants gisre sels cise cusre clove oielovskensmolehotarene eroteenatolelelel onal wet oKe
DO RESOLVE, WWE; ANY: ALC ac cece k poche scree loisilocveler el enclojele ststaienelletel eters.

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Ist. “2d. 8d. 4th, “5th.

23. Four Animals of either sex, any

24.

29.

ale; Set OLcONE! SITE. ec eierares see cee $60 $50 $40 $ 30 §$ 20

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.

Two Animals of either sex, any

age, produce of one Ewe......... 40 35 25 20 15
FLOCKS.
Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen
months Old Or OVER... p< rs eeste ee 60 45 30 25 20
Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh-
ECON MONTHS -.3. sisacvia tev iaiie = ene gees 50 40 25 20 15

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

7

Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by
OXI DUCOP sg ais ose ore souce ta a, or Vo loyeloc a facece sta f elecoie eacencueue to Meena tioaneneraeer Peers

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

Best showing of Southdown Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to .

animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Southdown Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals‘owned by one! Hxhibitor.... . aes. 2 oes see ee

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$80
Diploma
50
Diploma

80
Diploma
50
Diploma

100
Diploma

100
Diploma

HC
HC

$200

Diploma

Diploma

FAT SHEEP.—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

Section. 1st.
30. Wether, one year old and under two...............cccccceee $ 25
ot. Wether, six'and under twelve months...........c0ccccccccsce 25
PE UNO UDGer Six MONCH. 0s... sess cc see cee. ccc cele cewncecue 15
33. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two.......... 40
34. PEN, Three wethers, six and under twelve months.......... 40
35. PEN, Three wethers, under six months..................... 30
CHAMPIONS.

36.
37.

38.
39.
40.

41.

42.
43.

44.
45.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

SUMED OS SAUNA ELEXO oeecinsa aveicrere au: She bAorateee elk, Doon ek im ce We wa Sieh ever es ore
BING BEGG) WEI CTS: (AINV1 8 SC icc: cracntscertieley cc's erie oe.c.Ss.0'¥ Cove

FAT SHEEP.—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

Wether one: year old and under EWO. 2. 220s. ces ccc c eee 25
Wether, six and under twelve months..............-.c.ccees 25
WiCLHCr Un Gon SEX-sMODUNS 2:7. a ctercic cichie se oe © 6 c.aio.b <0 o:0s1e/s ele vore 15
PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two........... 40
PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months.......... 40
PEN, Three Wethers, under six months..................... 30

CHAMPIONS (Grades).
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

WV BIL CT ANN AEC ocr siete. cranal edele cover co: 2,'o.cres ol'suasepaleiay'cya8s0 %, Shecd, sy ajleeeebers
PSN Ear eCOn Willers AMY AS Ole occ is che arc dic !ote )areis' oe wrelevasdoceclee

15
15
12

30
30
25

40
80

40
80

EXHIBITS OF SOUTHDOWN SHEEP.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,

offers to the Southdown Sheep breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.

Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes.

The prizes to follow

the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con-
ditions published elsewhere:

Section. 1st.

Hate CWO! Vieatsr Olde OL OV.CL . ccciei nics « oo cies 0 o.0)a/ev0.0 soo, ravorwsi ais
Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months............
Ram. twelve and under eighteen months.................
Ram, six and under twelve months.................-ee08-
PATH OMUTG CIS ECeTIOMUM Ss si cccs aieisigsicins a o's e 02 ews oe levels slate ee

H WOMEN ORV GATS (OlGEOI OVEL sc cco. c 5 a:cleicte oie ero divsea'elenE’e gears 6
Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months.............
Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months..................
Mwensixand under twelve months. ..6... 26k eee et ee ae
HiWG UNOS S ER IMON UNS :..o oie cre eorels eo wlan. ciale Bs, as jord oie 6, ateleratere

2d.

$ 15
15
15
15
15

15
15
15
15
15

3d.
10
10
10
10
10

10
10
10
10
10

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Section. 1st. 2nd.
23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire............... $ 20 $ 10
PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one Ewe.......... 10 5
FLOCKS.

20. Ram and Three Ewes, two years ‘old’ or OVCEs oc. ccccr «cies viele cielo 20 10
260) Ram and Three Mwes: under two) yearsic ace a clos ele ols eteiele cterclere 20 10
FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by
OAD ICON ciiicre acess a rele 34 wrshd euerateie O che wists oceredolobee ale heie Dine tore ene 25 15
Class L—HAMPSHIRE.
1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Ram, two years old or over....... $35 $30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 HC Cc
2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-
fOUT MONUNS an ace eiote creioeteere cle Bi) 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen
MMOMUCHS Fe iacs cores whale. ors or aeieerle eee le 35 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
4. Ram, six and under twelve months 25 20 15 10 8 HC C
bea wham, under (six MOntHS.\< 26 acme. oe 25 20 15 10 8 HC Cc
6. Ewe, two years old or over........ 35 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-
LOUT- MONCHS%, o.:.fersa eee ee oeieiene 35 30 25 20 1b HC Cc
8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen
TMON ENS sas. 5 sea ovsevererevs wictiotareueeteheretors 3 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
9. Ewe, six and under twelve months. 25 20 15 10 8 HC Cc
10. Ewe, under six months............ 25 20 115) 10 8 HC Cc
CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
iit, Ram, one year Old. OTiOVER si. deicspsnele sc tetare sau sistas, ol caterer oretelshorenetanatisie $60
os Reserve: Ram, ONC VAT OL OVE sa,5.ersie sdaresscre onavonsrar avers tun siaysaska ououstene Diploma
to RAM Under twelve: MONIES 370.5% cris ocseresccue «ree erelele euchedelsce-siechersnencuere 40
4, Reserve Ram, under twelve monthsicc. ....0. ccc cet cicsis « cnenetere ols eters Diploma
bee MEW; ONO, YOaT Old: Or OVEI es cicsic/s ns 2.2 creseteiece sierecsrouepaneie tei na exckotheieene 60
Gs, Reserve Hwe,; ONE! Year OF OVELS soc .c. csiere is oie e.e oeloule fepsucus letelonenelereits Diploma
ieonkiwe; under twelve months.....:...%0:.cas acess cele ss Gene clement 40
18. Reserve Ewe, under twelve months.............. cc cece c ce etees Diploma

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

Section.

Seas MERE ETT UM SUTTOUETLUS Chote cove) oe icin ini dlc ie\'es's' elle lalare ‘nls ale bila euavelodtale cle ‘aleve eden dieie

SUPT OROL.V Ow LUATIN ANDY (AEC cose aie esis edie vip Geiss else wie usie ole ieleccsleve aislelele

ER UTES MUNIN BTU SO mere ol ct eof eioylclo) 61 ste as 0'.0':6\'0!0%e 6c, eee. b's, 0°. 5 Sia-aGiev ts ayhe. ele aiaterra

DO MEPELOROEVG LW; RIV) (ALO. sin coche ois oleic wie nsec ww eee vce svcideuwwedelsies

GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.

23. Four Animals of either sex, any

ace, ret Of ONE SIPC... .5 .606208 $ 40 $30 $25 $ 20 $ 15
PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.

24. Two Animals of either sex, any

age, produce of one Ewe........ 25 20 Lb 10 8
FLOCKS.

25. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen
FHONEHS) Old) OF OVCLa.« os.c10 eas eee 50 40 30 20 15

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh-

ECCT INON ENS, a's she-chavolere eles evereis role 40 30 25 15 10
FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by

ERTL ECT cee esterotas ete te aie cte cVeuss aie cei syalcieren suelere tei'a. io bial erre'orseo: cfouei’s, systtaene
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of Hampshire Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented...............2.

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

29. Best showing of Hampshire Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
ATIMaAlsOWNEe! Dy ONC BYRNIDICOM coro micte arere elelofes wis) ami wie 2) = tale) 6/ohols) ote

FAT SHEEP—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.
1st

Sen ennier One year Old and: UNGEr EWOl ce oc elec cree cisieiec e sieisi os $ 20

BileVLeLher six and under twelve Months... 2.0). sc.ccc¢ ocre wweioineie cs 20

PV OURCE eUnd OF (SEX) MOMCIS s/.:6 «./ssinia cis coyote, ats eleisieyeisteyele'(eiel esl oise1s 15

33. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two.......... 40

34. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months.......... 40

35. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months.................-.. 25

—— bo

$ 75

Diploma

75

Diploma

6th.
HC

HC

HC
HC

7th.

$150

Diploma

Diploma

CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Section.

S65 se W CENCE: ANY CALS a cercra chloro ievelelchelelon el olliieleieiel tettuetehet eel rorrere $ 25
37 EDN, “Lhree: Wetherss: ANY (ALO ae oc cic) oicvele'e slotieereerstelonetoien nerds 50
FAT SHEEP—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

1st 2d. 3d.
ssa) avwether: one year-old and under iGwiOi eters ors oko telorenetoreneneonetel $20 $15 $ 10
a9) (Wether, six and under twelve months 27, 2. aacioe create 20 15 10
AQe Wether: under SEX MOMUNS ec cic cele ss: chevores tie eter cuer ten oneal 15 10 8
41. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two........... 40 30 20
42. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months.......... 40 30 20
43. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months.................... 25 20 at

CHAMPIONS (Grades).
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Ad ENV CEDOT UT. SABO cio acetece ene. 10 aitone eoeiel-o eeene te nsnelcenerenetnran sia lero otelenm arene $ 25
Abe PHN Three 'Wethers, ‘amy AS eri. core crs csehors ers) aiahelepere ovensyencie siete 50

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR HAMPSHIRE SHEEP.

The Hampshire-Down Breeders’ Association of America offers the following
special prizes for Hampshire sheep exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904.
The prizes are to follow the official awards of the World’s Fair to sheep recorded
in the Flock Register of the Hampshire-Down Breeders’ Association of America.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd. 4th.
i Ram, two! years old: OrsOVier: ios <0sccves uote uals sasiete eevee S210) “Si 8 “Sete Saeed
2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months......... 10 8 6 4
4. Ram, six and under twelve months: :. 2.2 225..0.' ccm: 10 8 6 4
Os SHWes CWO’ VEArs Old OL Oven cocie oete oeree ie ae eeetoioes 10 8 6 a
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months.......... 10 8 6 4
oo Ewe; six and under twelve months. i... 454 sess oe ee 10 8 6 4

Four ram lambs, six and under twelve months........ 10 6
Four ewe lambs, six and under twelve months........ 10 6

For further information address C. A. Tyler, Secretary of the Hampshire-Down
Breeders’ Association of America, Nottawa, Mich.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF HAMPSHIRE SHEEP.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission
offers to the Hampshire Sheep breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes The prizes to follow

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the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con-
ditions published elsewhere:

Section. 1st. 2nd.
ETAT EU VOLVCATS Ol OTMOVEN «07.0 610 0 cue cee ecisis cece slesins setsieseenen $15 $ 10
2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months..................... 15 10
8. Ram, twelve and under eighteen months.....................000. 15 10
RpeTOr Six) ANG UNdErstWElVE MONTNS,. ...0ccscccccvccssccccesccvsease 15 10
BELT ITIC CLG ReTNOUMGIS sccm oe siete coils oe) 0 c.2/0 o/s: os s10.0 0.0 06:0.610 0s 01006 15 10
ROME WO! VEALS OlW) OF OVC. cic ciccea ccs ceca st cce ce ncelsecietiveseceses 15 10
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months....................- 15 10
8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months..............c.cccceecces 15 10
meiwoO- fix and Under twelve MONEDS:. ..... 6... cc ccs cclcveescnvvcccee 15 10
MERC ITI CG SIS See TIOTGIES ac )as ci ete, s, aus-chs es, sieve: s.4.51 01016. o1e-eieie @/s 0,0 syerese 6 eielareie 15 10
Class LI.—CHEVIOT.
Section. Ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Ram, two years old or over....... $35 $30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15 HC Cc
2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-
POMP SMIOMENS Sac, ors) cera. ers Sever aie «, iene 35 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
38. Ram, twelve and under eighteen
RONEN S eo -fe c/o ofetarerers Sts elaiels) oshereace.cte 35 30 25 20 15 HC C
4. Ram, six and under twelve months 25 20 15 10 8 HC Cc
Pkam: Wnder Six’ MONUHS............0. 25 20 15 10 8 HC Cc
6. Ewe, two years old or over........ 35 30 25 -20 15 HC C
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-
TOUTSTNONENS sioss.c crciatersisieisveisieisiste ies s 35 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen
MPTCONTIH CNS) ofS OREN CRO OEIC ORCI RE OC EEC 35 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
9. Ewe, six and under twelve months. 25 20 15 10 8 HC c
me Ewe, under six months............ 25 20 15 10 8 HC Cc
CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
Sita: (ONE YVGar Old) OF OVER. «<6. e ccoc cele s voce risscrcsciescsiccsees $60
mae Reserve Ram, One Year OF OVET:. 2. 600. .2 cee ec ccc cece cece eeens Diploma
mee Ram. under twelve months... ...........ccscccerscssscscccsscces 40
14. Reserve Ram, under twelve months.............eceeeeceeveeees Diploma
ee EIWO- ONG VEar OLGIOL OVER. «sco oes ne ye cle e ec ccewsinecccscsens 60
16. Reserve Ewe, one year OF OVEL........ cece recesses ee reccccccers Diploma
mo Ewe, under twelve Months. ...........cccscerescrsccceccrssccss 40
18. Reserve Ewe, under twelve months...........eeeeeee eee eeeeces Diploma
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
SRPPEL ATTA VAL Os ote io icicle cieleieieis «oe siecle 0 eiele.c1s)s\ ole scjeieie'e a10 vieielele/eieinjeleie 75
BO, Reserve RAM, aANy AGC........ccccceccccccccorcccecccccees Sear: Diploma
MOELWO, ATIY BEG... ccc cece ence c ee cececcecsesessesceeseces 75
Be Reserve Ewe, ANY AGC. ...... ccc rccccc vnc cc crsccesccessessens Diploma

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
23. Four Animals of either sex, any
age, getvot one sires... ce een $ 40 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15
PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.

24. Two Animals of either sex, any

age, produce of one Ewe........ 25 20 15 10 8
FLOCKS.
25. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen
Monthsrold OLrOVelas scedeiecce 50 40 30 20 15 He C
26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh- |
LOCH TMONCNS 1. ro nvarete ire eracreaforcieres 40 30 25 15 10 HC Gay
FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by
i Dod obo] 0) pieea Ne tar nnn Vane rt cE nner Cmts hia cnt Rina te A cia A iG Ciao Oia $150
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
28. Best showing of Cheviot Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................ Diploma
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
29. Best showing of Cheviot Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as deiermined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals’ Owned. by) ONESH XM COs mac ole crerevetstataeue etebene sins leneteieresels Diploma

FAT SHEEP—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

30:5, Wether;-one year old and under two... 2.45 oaeacu. ee se nee $20 $ 15 $ 20
oil » Wether, six and under twelve months, .:.25....5-0.-s aeneee 20 15 10
Se eWCLOCr, Under Six PMONtHS can ne ne cece coe cletttie orto 15 10 8
33. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two.......... 40 30 20
34. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months......... 40 30 20
35. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months............-.-:00- 25 20 15
CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
BO AVVCUNEL PANY OH ALG wusieisw a sierdestererviice Ul tan ete Cae Ree 25
oie HELIN, Three: Wethers; any age. .s so.n don cue eee pees 50

-

Section. 1st.
88. Wether, one year old and under two.............cccceeeeces $ 20
89. Wether, six and under twelve months..................000. 20
SY OUDOD eNO Cl i SEXC IMOMGIS . 6 6 0'c\c\s16 co's else 00 ove avelcjelceweeceveeee 15
41. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two........... 40
42. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months.......... 40
43. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months.................... 25
CHAMPIONS (Grades).
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
RN UMSHIDOT MELT) Vis LE Ore rater ey a eal ct ay oi cic) cee siececeisie: 0.6: sl.e 87s) 0146 ais ie ease ales Slovene
EEN, “TOTCO Wiethers, ANY ALC ..5 osc ove spores es wsicneerewie satis
Class LII.—LEICESTER.
1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
1. Ram, two years old or over....... $35 $30 $ 25 $ 20 §$ 15
2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-
POUT MINONUNS £2 5 sleie feist a yersiotarcaie fancies 35 30 25 20 15
3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen
RTTOTIUD SE rete ove eves ole jevel ote aloie ate! & <fe-0 40:00 oD 30 25 20 15
4. Ram, six and under twelve months 25 20 15 10 8
me ram: wnder six months............ 25 20 15 10 8
6. Ewe, two years old or over........ 35 30 25 20 15
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-
TOURHMONCHS' oo: cs): sieve Stele si ot cisie'vie- 35 30 25 20 15
8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen
ALOIS ae rcrciovs sto cies siorciiezereSio'e%s a0) oe 35 30 25 20 15
9. Ewe, six and under twelve months. 25 20 15 10 8
me fuwe, under six¢ months... .-.03..5.% 25 20 15 10 8
CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
MEO MONCLVCAT Old OT OVCD sic 2 oc o.o o.cts o1 oie s. 8181 ssc) s aiscieinss sicldeeenae
Bee ROSCrve: HAM: ONE YVCAr OF OVEL.. i066 ess isle ccc es ce eee mee ese se
MEAT WUNGeT ULWELVEG MONENS eg ors cic ceo sisic iss ssis ae sielqciciee si © geie ss
mee Reserve ham. under twelve MOnths..; 2... 6.5... cee ce sc ce sne
SELWO HONCHVCADIOIM OLLOVGLe cis. cele: 2 lelohe sisi e.c.s.nhe cinie cise iors winlsisiece sles
SROSCT VG HWE; ONE VEAL OF OVET esc c ew ccicl ass cceelsors cesses
eeriWwe. Under tWELVE MONTNS. 5.56. 6s c wc le cesses cescseccecs
18. Reserve Ewe, under twelve months...............ccecccnssecees
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
SPMBET ARTI ATIVE APC oe eae nic eloraie, diatoms e Siete o ecersiee 6 6.6, sess 0 vie/eiela wineie'e|o en
BHUMEOROSCrVG RAN ANY ALi. sc ccs cette sce ssa csvesesicoetaseesens
PRE WC SLES SEL cee dre ey ere nieve whale oe 'a ae elas ols ]oieie,s)ele) @ Sala a/s,0 viele) ei 8) els.
Mere RROSCIVe EWE) ANY ALC... woe cece cc cece cree ences rseeccrsersees

FAT SHEEP—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

2d. 3d
15- 3 10
15 10
10 8
30 20
30 20
20 15
$ 25

50

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
$69
Diploma
40
Diploma
690
Diploma
40
Diploma
75
Diploma
75
Diploma

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.

23.

24.

25.

27.

28.

9
oVU.

9
ol.

33.
34.
35.

9
od.

37.

Four Animals of either sex, any
age, Set OL ONE SING... o«<ciasecie $ 40 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.

Two Animals of either sex, any

age, produce of one Ewe........ 25 20 15 10 8
FLOCKS.
Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen
MONntHS; OldKOL OVER. «5 eects one cians 50 40 30 20 15
Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh-
TOSM MONCH: eee eieiaie «here ceuensteye eis 40 30 25 15 10

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by
FY XMUDIGOI 25 cas aco cecevonets coy suecelevaus cova ehetcRerss ere anece lie ateretenatere iene lotcte renee

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
Best showing of Leicester Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
Best showing of Leicester Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals‘owned by one Oxbilbitors: asi. c.ce eis cts eo raeie ns ere eetetene ts

FAT SHEEP—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

1st.
Wether, one year oldand under: twos.... sans $ 20
Wether, six and junder twelve months -).4.3 cen fee eee ee 20
Wether: under six monthst32 42 45 gatcisiee ee eeaee 15
PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two.......... 40
PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months........ 40
PEN, Three Wethers, under six months......0.........e00- 25

CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Wether ANY AC. 55 55d cree ce iby Siecasetern ae ale a eee ee Ie a ere
BEN, Three: Wethers, any ave... css ccc sone nee eee

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC C

HC

HC
$150
Diploma
Diploma
2d. 3d.
$15 $3 10
15 10
10 8
30 20
30 20
20 15

=

25
50

FAT SHEEP—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.
Section.
me. wether, one year old and under two..........cccccccccccecs
89. Wether, six and under twelve months...................02.
BEY CLUOL.. UNGEM SIX MOND. «oo. 0002 nse eels ee ccoesnsccscece
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....................

CHAMPIONS (Grades).
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

MO GN ee ANN Vigp AS Cle tolacesc sie crore spatete. Gere Cialtieveres oreo ewes wvsieneeiels, ee
Bem erN: Three Wethers, Any ALC... ss csc cc cree ccceceree

Class LIII—MERINO A.—WRINKLY TYPE.

2nd. 3rd.
$15 $ 10
15 10
10 8
30 20
30 20
20 15
25

50

(Bred for Wrinkles, covering, density, weight and quality of fleece.)

ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
1. Ram, two years old or over....... SoD 9 30 $ 25 $ 20 $ 15
2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-
FOUIETD OMG Soe 5).s,c/ 0.000) cvoiaipiess.ciovevere aes 35 30 25 20 15
3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen
YTODIE ENT Stertiecc yer-taro avoir areto orc telei eleven! ¢ 35 30 25 20 15
4. Ram, six and under twelve months 25 20 15 10 8
a Ram under six months............ 25 20 15 10 8
6. Ewe, two years old or over........ 35 30 25 20 15
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-
POUMPBINOME Nate lotay aj croiote oko avers v'eeus © 35 30 25 20 15
8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen
MMOHELISE ee inate oe oe oie cccsieie Soar aie es 35 30 25 20 15
9. Ewe, six and under twelve months. 25 20 15 10 8
10. Ewe, under six months............ 25 20 15 10 8

CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Beerertain, ONG Year Old OF OVEL. 2... 6 6 oie cine cas cmon cece n esses
me «Reserve Ram, One year OF OVET.... 2.2.2.0 scree cerscccecccce
me kam, under twelve months. ..............cescecccceccsccecs
14. Reserve Ram, under twelve months...........-.+ssseeeees

ip. Wwe, one year Old OF OVEr........... cere cere ere ccrvcccecce
me: Reserve Ewe, one year OF OVET........ 2. ccc ccc ccerccerccccce
a7. Ewe, under twelve months..............csceeecceercccccces
18. Reserve Ewe, under twelve months..............eeeeeeeeees

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ones

eeee

seer

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
$60
Diploma
40
Diploma
60
Diploma
40
Diploma

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

Section.

TOW RAM. SAN Yar. oo Sse ccie s craic ace sieve se corwlaue ohehononeue opener emohet oust one Ral Me Re arAtwene

20% Reserve ‘RAM, Any. ALEC. ss.s.03.5,0010 sa, snsverere ob he siete loneleheesuoret henetehe levee

Qi PE WiOh ADY: “ALS E erorcsehsiei craveie tay oleic) eteyel ee olefin islens to) sieneret stall dieletctal seeker rtelemel neem

DOME AROSELVG: HWE ATV ALCS a accel cis ocoteielsl sivlre! oct stone (etalon Choir serene elo nemenen atc

GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.

23. Four Animals of either sex, any

ALOMSCl OT ONEHSINO Aeplehsieiuctectstere $40 $30 $ 25 $20 $ 15
PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.

24. Two Animals of either sex, any

age, produce of one Iiwe........ 25 20 15 10 8
FLOCKS.

25. Ram and Three EHwes, eighteen
MONEHS O10 OTVOVETi sie: <seted. erclelsiaic 50 40) 30 20 15

26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh-

ESCUELIMOMENSA acalverete tre Sisioteucte cere oe 40 30 25 15 10
FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by

FORT BE OTT aeieievageiaia. wsoher ec deeue Pou ce eo ORNS 9 hiss ve Rcas, Seb Olas Rav eto delis te fone Boucle tetareete
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of Merino A Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented............+---

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
29. Best showing of Merino A Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned: by One HXMIDICOT 5 ciols« otre.e oc a alere ote cerned hele ie

$ 75
Diploma

75
Diploma

6th. 7th.

HC Cc

HC Cc

HC
HC

$150

Diploma

Diploma

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF MERINO A SHEEP.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,

offers to the Merino Sheep breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.

Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes.

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The prizes to follow

the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con-
ditions published elsewhere:

Section.

Murai, LWO Years Old OF OVEL... 12. cc ccc tcc ene cees
2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months............
8. Ram, twelve and under eighteen months................
me kam, six and under twelve months.................ese0.
EI INGOT SIX MONTHS. 5.08 cos eens cake cones eceavecseces
Beriwe; LWO Years Old OF OVEr. «2... .n ect ce cc tee esc eee's
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months............
8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months.................
me rcwe, Six and under twelve months......................
IVC TN GOT SER MONGDS). Filer cic.c,scrare oie sie'sl aes os 0b sews bees

GET OF ONE SIRE.
23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire......
PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.
24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one Ewe
FLOCKS.
25. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over.....
26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eighteen months..........
FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27.

Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by

Exhibitor

Serials, 0.6) 07 @) oe) a: Due 0.0)|0/.6) © 0.8 (6.6, 0) 0,0, 0) 0.6 6 6180\'6 0 6 ote 8 a ‘8, ko,

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shel SECs ele. s

1st.

20

10

20

2nd.

10

10
10

Class LV.—MERINO C.

!

|

Delaine Type. Bred for size and symmetry of carcass, constitution, length and
density of fleece. Essentially free from wrinkles. Small fold on neck not objec-

tionable.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. Sth.
1. Ram, two years old or over....... $50 $45 $35 $ 30 $ 20
2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-

fOUT FMONENSS fac 5 « esie s.tessve sone wae 50 45 35 30 20

3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen

MONS 3" warsce see wee eee 50 45 35 30 20

4. Ram, six and under twelve months. 35 30 25 20 15
bo Ram: under six sMOntwnSs...-cee crete 35 30 25 20 15
6. Ewe, two years old or over........ 50 45 35 30 20
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-

TOUTZ MONtHS# eae eee 50 45 35 30 20

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen

MONtNSir- Kiser eee eee ec oe 50 45 35 30 20

9. Ewe, six and under twelve months. 35 30 25 20 15

10:5 Ewe; under six months. «0.26... 35 30 25 20 15

CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

ie Ram; One-year /O1G: OL OV CLs ie: s.<1s.<cavere,s aio el ejeueteteleccrere clerenelonerstotencteretere

1s, Reserve. Ram, Ones VearsOrsOVierec. “5.0 ccs cee eee

USierham, under. twelve «mMonths=.,s sae ccsake evel cig enatolarcie eitie oie seiner serene

14.) “Reserve: Ram;.sunder twelve; months. .....c. ancaccceeiec seers cates

15; <Hwe; One: year O1d%OM: OVER: ic srare we cessse ware ava or eis ost cecioln ain ese ene

6G. Reserve Hwee; One: yCarvOr7OViere.cn:ccs sce cies oles eco eee

ie Awe; under -twelvexmonths der, accccsestets sc rors otro iets terete
8s “Reserve we, under twelve: months. oe... dc we ccce coe cece emcee

19.
20.

21.
22.

23.

24.

GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

RAM; (ANY; ALS cc eisis crane cette oars Sete ee eee ae eee ee
Reserve Ram, any age cia ohana eee

BIwe; (ANY ALO si discisis sek eo ae aie oe eee SEAT COREE BOO Eee
Reserve: MWe) any .ALOs-.%sied s.cieje cosa ovalers crate ene ME he chosen eee

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any age,
get ‘Of ONG ‘Sines. eos vce cele tee 60 50 40 30 20

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.

Two Animals of either sex, any age,
produce of one Ewe............. 40 35 25 20 15

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC Cc.
|
HO @
HC €I
HC Cc
HC Cc
HO @
HO GE
HC Cc
HC Cc
$89
Diploma
50
Diploma.
80
Diploma
50
Diploma
100
Diploma
100
Diploma
HC Cc
HC Cc

FLOCKS.
Section. 1st. 2nd. 8rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. Tth.
25. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen
Monn O1G OF OVER: fac ss sis aes $60 $45 $30 $ 25 $ 20 HC Cc
26. Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh-
TEOUBIMOV TOS: oi clase wisisle bie Gieie ees o% 50 40 25 20 15 HC Cc

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR..

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by
MAUS Pel rie RNG adhe) & Ge: a acd d aveew wae wa'abv vie wa Case « $200

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of Merino C Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................ Diploma

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

29. Best showing of Merino C Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
BM tis Owned: Dy ONG: LXNIDITOLS «0:6 soa cvs o's see os cles ae ceslelenies Diploma

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF MERINO C. SHEEP.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Merino Sheep breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow
the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con-
ditions published elsewhere:

Delaine Type. Bred for size and symmetry of carcass, constitution, length and
density of fleece. Essentially free from wrinkles. Small fold on neck not objec-
tionable.

Section. 1st. 2d 3d.

LUT Wil VALS O10: OF OV.EL. «2 «crave lea acer G6, 8G sieei ei eles oie ai eivvere se oud po Lor son LO

2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months............ Syenrs 15 10

3. Ram. twelve and under eighteen months................. ae 15 10

meriame Six. and under twelve MOntHS. .... 6. cseccrccccssesce wider 15 10

eet UNGEr Six MONTHS s os. c cc oso yeicie oss aleve aie cselerscclctese es ano 15 10

Pere: CWO YCAIS O10 OF. OVEM se 6 occ cicies isle «0 clvig ones, sc sie,elaveisieust'e asters 15 10

7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months............: ...- 15 10

8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months................6. sckeks 15 10

mere. Six and under tWEIVE MONTHS: ..c.c0c coc wes oo eee vie sie cse tetas 15 10

ERO CeBIT OF? SUX PIMON UNS occ, 2s, oes Si0 0/5 cle alaverehayeisve a-eieve te evaie sels stares 15 10

GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2nd.
23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire............... 20 10

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.
24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one Ewe......... 10 5
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FLOCKS. |
Section. 1st. 2nd.

25. Ram and Three Ewes, two years old or OVeLr.............2+s-e0ee, $20 $ 10%
960 Ram.and Three Ewes, UNGer Cw: Valse ar. « cel evels) <etercusteieus) oe eletenals 20 10 '

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by
1D d1bH 010) ah A rene Mi Mire t acerca Goo aco OOo 060 oO 25 15

Class LV-A.—FINE WOOL WETHERS.

(Merino, Rambouillet, Etc.)

FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.
1st. 2nd. 8rd.

i wether, one year old: and under wie 3 <2 -c1c cere oe ce eietetoisielle $25 $150 Sane
QuevwWether six and, under twelve, months. ..rencr odes see hen 25 115 10
Se WielLh er UNnGerTSixssMmONths. isc. saa cers ore receiuereren teres ener cheretetevoiens 15 12 8
4. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two.......... 40 30 2009
5. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months......... 40 30 20
63 “PEN, Three Wethers, under! Six MOnUDS jaciejs)eretatveneles oraiclete 30 25 15
CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
cl NVIGEN EEG TY: BEC oat vere oueis whspetenerclare acti: ayel aol que tevoushalerelenemeuede sek croton 40
8, BPLHN, Chree: Wethers. any ager .oesc oe cook cae een 80
GRADES—BY RECORDED SIRES.

Sa Wether: one yearvold sang) UMGern ww scrcrene arers seer sieiieleeiccehelsel crete 25 15 10
105 “Wether, six and under twelve months: : ofc sca... ose cee veel 25 15 10
ie Wether, Under Six: MODENSE o2.c:21..5 sic icles levers feces suclelee mieten eae 1185) 12 8
12. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two.......... 40 30 20
13. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months......... 40 30 20
14. PEN, Three Wethers, under ‘Six “months... 32.0. .205 sone 30 25 15

CHAMPIONS (Grades).
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
bs. “Webber ‘AMY ‘ALS 6 62.4 ciekye< s0se aus ccs eole tea ore Sle veustele eran erence eee 40
UG: “PHN, “Three Wethers; ‘any Ake ic< sce cise stories chek nee ooerore torre 80

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a

Class LVI.—RAMBOUILLET.

= ; 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
; am, two years old or over....... $50 $45 $ 36 30 20 Y
2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty- ‘ : a :

OOM eT OTIUGH Biss. <.ayeiai vis |o «1. «jn:5)o.0:ate ove e 50 45 36 30 20 H ,
3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen : Fs

AVAOTERNSE Nore onorc tan a yale cane eiaie sate bieie 50 45 35 30 20 HC Cc
4. Ram, six and under twelve months. 35 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
oenam, under six months....:.....: 35 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
6. Ewe, two years old or over........ 50 45 35 30 20 HC Cc
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-

TOUTARIMNONUNBs sorts orercieic. ses secs. saeve 50 45 35 30 20 HC Cc
8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen

VTONID GE Sear or chev icveletetsiovcisiatorsis eversie.e. 6. & 50 45 35 30 20 HC Cc
9. Ewe, six and under twelve montHs. 35 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
m0. Eswe, under six months............. 35 30 25 20 15 HC C

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12.
13.
14.

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16.

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18.

19:
20.

21.
22.

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25.
26.

CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

PATH ECON CTY CAL* Ol ORSOV.OL cis crevers! bic. cieiercerereieic)sisisis\eiers e/e/c/e.eyare oere/see $ 80
FeSO IVOaita ll VOC ViCAL OF OVECT «is c/aie es: sieiel ol siete c-cd eee scisis charac tueuere Diploma
PUNE Oli? LW ChViG INO NCIS at 1-1/5 bacvato te: ch choic ayers, «018 cle) ciete eleiseier eyelet 50
Reserve: Ham: under twWelVe MONTHS... oo cs oo ces cee ce weceee ene Diploma
We MONCH GAT G1d (OR OVE. (55,2 /js12 0 leraiavess eevee iad lee ale ene 6 6 sia wievale wiasa's 80
RCEeLVesHiWwes ONG: VCAT. OF OVERS osc 0. c0.6 shoie cis, .00. 000.8 we be ie eee cease Diploma
Ve menor bw ClVO; MONGHS i cierercrcreccusvels fee sus: cies: sis'e lol acei eiels sree eye ete 50
Reserve Hwe, under twelve MONTHS. « o. .sik ccc ce ee cw citle cece Diploma

GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

ITO. Shy EVES bys aio 6 coda bd OOO O06 Cd6 000 OOOO oD COmICoo Seo ddr 100
PORGE VE PEC SUN er INU TLL On or tenetereselele tale ore fahel stokes she)aleue oroisrs, « siicl sieges! eiesshevs oie Diploma
RCV em SRTNV jets Cy cite oy sence stat cheust s/ ouere) skclicl.c chet ee (eh0)st o).oie oro eVeleus susleteus oheierai els 100
PLESCTVOUEIWMC VANNV AL Cec c.2cncre celeleveie seis wise co celejere @ ecalee@ e\0 les) ete relereieXs Diploma

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any age,
EGU IOLIONC SILC a ccieis.cie cs cxcleis tess 60 50 40 30 20 HC Cc

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.

Two Animals of either sex, any age,

produce of one ewe............-. 40 35 25 20 ahs HC Cc
FLOCKS.
Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen
MGHLOSS OLGROLNOV Clos <i.0 «is. ois = 60 45 30 25 20 HC
Ram and Three Ewes, under eigh-
POOTIMIIOTION Secs a ote s . cseue els \'s\@ i's: o1'% 50 40 25 20 15 HC

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
Section.
27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by
PISNUDICOL eens Sb wie 0 so oes wie Sieteleiele eitietei esl Me ene etek eee $200

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of Rambouillet Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented.............+4. Diploma ~

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

29. Best showing of Rambouillet Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animalsiowned: by ONG HW xNiDICOM score ctcts cvelaveleterelelerevelelavene stereetolers Diploma

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF RAMBOUILLET SHEEP.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Rambouillet Sheep breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow
the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con-
ditions published elsewhere:

Section. St; 2nd. 3rd.
ike RAM. tWO, Years cOlAROnTOV Clears ateieve.is @ ecereicveleiefereielis) erehenelekefarelinie Seas up) Deo mel
2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months............ Srelere 15 10
3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen months................. anarste a5) 10
4. Ram) six and under twelve montnss wea eerste cnc nelcretsetee ete eet 15 10
ba (RAM, “UNGEN “SIX MONE eiciere cucteste, erslocors le: disks wale Gee ciwlelcceeeie riers Seats 15 10
Ory aEuWe; CWO-Y.ECars Old OF WOV Gini teeereiclel were anesdiero oer oe eee ane 15 10
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months............. see 15 10
8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months.................. sates 15 10
9: -hiwe; six and undertwelvelmonths: ccm cu weeeicie seers cre Saves 15 10

Owe we, under Six MONTHS :26ccscsosteseicirecens cece eee ae one 15 10

GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st 2nd.
23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of ome sire............... $ 20 $ 10
PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.
24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one Ewe......... 10 5
FLOCKS.
Zoe, nam and Three Hwes, two years old. ..: Scat eae ee eee 20 10
20. Ram and Three Hwes, under two years. .is.:2.+0eeseecseeceeorees 20 10

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FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Section.

ra

27. Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by
ERT COM Mee NET Peete ne wince cvs Sis icte « Goatees vite bic od bes Coren
Class LVII.—DORSET.
1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
Ram, two years old or over........ $35 $30 $ 25 $ 20 §$ 15
Ram, eighteen and under twenty-
POMTE IN OHGH Se rare, serie ets e career sis aie « 35 30 25 20 15
Ram, twelve and under eighteen
WAORENS Gy ce occ cto ssiciersn sieves 35 30 25 20 15
Ram, six and under twelve months 25 20 is 10 8
BRAM under six MOntNS..:..-..2... 25 20 15 10 8
Ewe, two years old or over........ 35 30 25 20 15
Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-
TOUTTAMONEHS Sos .iss cnc se cece 35 30 25 20 15
Ewe, twelve and under eighteen
MMIOMGN SE tacisie tiers clevsisiccsiels oes re elents 35 30 25 20 15
Ewe, six and under twelve months. 25 20 155 10 8
Ewe, under six months............ 25 20 15 10 8

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14.

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16.
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20.

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22.

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CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Peart MOM Owy CAT Ol GOR OV CD srer tials. oc cic «) oforsieis 0) sous bo o/eloreleiereid a.etes a's eye
HESGhVer Lal sONOPVCAT OL TOVEI cre ca 1c scistee 0 ees oc oie cfa.e crelbiaje ccc
RAMI RUTH UCI” GWElVO. MONTHS. © «ccc streye, u's & + 0/e aby, 01.010 shea wer ere ete
Reserve Ram: under twelve months... ...2..52000.000cec 0% vee

HwWGmONGHY. CATE O1GMOTEOVCT fcisicrsicceis ole's «oso o-ci0.0.4 ape Bisie siee eee e eisrere
RCSOLVC! luWwe, ONG Year OF OVEDS vac se 'csc ccccbecves socnseevenee
HW Om UNO TWelVe)-MONENS 2 ci wis acoieic's c: a/s dle. elcte'siwiele a ies steele
Reserve Ewe, under twelve months................ arate onavencrevenet ore

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

EC ZUN Heme CAN Van LE Cletencd tera ate fate voters ‘ate loie oiove/ slots alievele Gisveteneroie, 0 sss oa ws ousre) © ore
FECRCLV OUR AIM AMY p AEC, Wereuels Sacicieisg & sjeis) cle. co sie e'she @Si8. Sveiele-e(eis exslavane

Wom EDV EL Catena ope cet ereN cy Siena os ei 5) Sel avai aievevere ua oleiwe ote’ stelislelavele exe.e Bios
ELOHOMV CG MEWS MINEO cd tveceies lars, scbie/eisre wiciole wd ersis.eve es eieis tisiele adie lore

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any
BEG REOCIOL ODE -SILC:, so 2.0058 e. 40 30 25 20 15

Ist. 2nd.

$ 25 $ 15

6th.
HC

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7

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HC

HC
HC
HC

HC
HC
HC

HC
HC

$ 60
Diploma
40
Diploma

60
Diploma
40

Diploma

75
Diploma

75
Diploma

HC Cc

24.

25.
26.

27.

28.

29.

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34.

35.

36.

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PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.

Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.

Two Animals of either sex, any

age, produce of one ewe........ $25 -$ 20° $15) $103) 8
FLOCKS.

Ram and three Ewes, eighteen
months! Od OR VOVEIs) 21. sieseieleierlsiels 50 40 30 20 15

Ram and three Ewes, under eigh-
POON MMOMENS A ovoctec shat are role lenctornenete 40 30 25 15 10

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
Ram and Three Ewes, eighteen months old or over, bred by
FO RTUDITOR she Sco ahs erecececous oi sl'ents ca, ay ate el sitetlore iets rolabslsasete ietowel« terevelenencesveneicle take
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
Best showing of Dorset Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented..............0.
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Dorset Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by: one HixhibitOme cic sto acleeiciatiy siete citelsieeeioiete
FAT SHEEP—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.
1st.
Wether,,one year oldvand ‘anders two... scree eee $ 20
Wether, six and under twelve months.................ceec- 20
Wether, “under "six monthsiytncnccs eee ce eee eee 15%
PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two.......... 40
PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months......... 40
PEN, Three Wethers, under six months...................- 25

CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
NVetHer VANy ‘Boe Mews Mess). ach uaritcr terse eee eee Tee
PEN, Three Wethers, any age

©), (0) 0) 616 10; 10,70 0116) 6B 101040 0.0.0, 0.07.66) .0\/0 (6 16,0

FAT SHEEP—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

Wether, one. yeargold and wider twos.c.as.e oe eee 20
Wiether; six iand under twelve! months sac. esee ee eee 20
Wether, under six months. .... 4cecucee et ee ee eee 5
PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two........... 40
PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months.......... 40
PEN, Three Wethers, under six monthssés. 2... .0 2. 1 25

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6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC
HC
$150
Diploma
Diploma
2nd. 3rd.
$15 $ 10
15 10
10 8
30 20
30 20
20 15
25
50
15 10
15 10
10 8
30 20
30 20
20 15

CHAMPIONS (Grades).

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Section.
NAGLE AVE OE AG) A I ie ee a $ 25
Eee ISIN: PHTOCG. WELUCIS). ANY) ASO woe ode ndacvscvccccsccceacedas 50

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR DORSET SHEEP.

The Continental Dorset Club offers the following special prizes for Dorset
sheep exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904, and recorded in the Flock
Register of the Continental Dorset Club:

Section. 6th. 7th.
PEA eo LWVOrV Cals O1Gs OFF OVECI ai. ojo .si sc a bie aie eiclo ee tie ciaielaaia oe cieheres sveree Sas $5 $5
2. Ram, eighteen and under twenty-four months...................0.0. 5 5
3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen months.......................000. 5 5
amie six and, UNder tCWelVE MONS... 660s. ccc ceccwaseecccetecces 5 5
ESET EIN GOL S1R7 IMONGOS a cicls a/c au ee.cls Giarere ee beveled ba aisles cd cecleee elereare 5 5
PMIVGmUWOLVGALS: O10 OL OViGliasc cs sscscc-s oc 0 6 brcieie one 6 «/0' ava: oe © care. b.b cetowele 5 5
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-four months....................... 5 5
8. Ewe, twelve and under eighteen months....................... cee 5 5
Peerenwe: Six and Unger LWeLVE..MONGtNS. . 5. .0sccdcc scenes cscewwescccn vane 5 5

VS eT GOT SIX MOULIN GS «ele cic ere ets aie eve ouate Gieie's: aigie ore shelve eels o b¥e ogee 5 5

For further information address J. E. Wing, Secretary of the Continental
Dorset Club, Mechanicsburg, Ohio.

Class LVIII.—LINCOLN.

Section. ist. 2nd. 38rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Ram, two years old or over........ $35 $30 $25 $20 $ 15 HC C
Ram, eighteen and under twenty-
POW IMONGN SS) factors «clerciciey s sercie'e 35 30 25 20 U5 HC Cc
3. Ram, twelve and under eighteen
THIOMMUNS ap aiy fare ciepa sects ove. so ona ee Ws 35 30 25 20 uss HC C
4. Ram, six and under twelve months 25 20 15 10 8 HC C
Pe tam. under Sixsmonths....$..2.... 25 20 15 10 8 HC C
6. Ewe, two years old or over........ 35 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
7. Ewe, eighteen and under twenty-
PGT tM OMG Site afokaer ee a evcvereva che > 3108s 35 30 25 20 15 HC C
8. Ewe, twelye and under eighteen
PILOTS ees eve ieraicr sical sito ctausis cue reves 3! 30 25 20 15 HC C
9. Ewe, six and under twelve months. 25 20 15 10 8 HC C
10; Hwe, under six months............ 25 20 15 10 8 HC Cc

CHAMPION RAMS AND EWES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Ie SONCEVCATD OlG, OL OVCTyc ieee ic cscvis cic tis cle ce ca slcisls aed ele soe $ 60
Powe ROSOnVG tam: ONE VAT OF OVEP 0.6.6 occ os occ sess ciceseateaceses Diploma
SEECATH UNCLE WOlV.G HIMONTOA s crejicre.s ole case ose 8.01» <.cis.e1s sie.¢ ove 6 Siein eisieieis 40
Mier rLCSOLVOrcam> TINGer CWELVG IMONUNS < ccc icc oie cc ees tec ese Diploma
aC WONG VCAT OUT OLIOVEl «co so a-c cic 6 acc u o's wrer'oseiet elevel o1010/0'e)¢ ie) ee eele 60
Mr EUCSOLVG UE: We ONO! YEA OL OV.ELs «5 ccvds scsi sais «cles wreis vee sive Diploma
We UNGOl GWOLVO. MOMCOA. «6.55.00 eeicieie e eleie wells ct's.e fe cle civie.s esse 40
Hs. Reserve Hwe, under twelve months... ....6....ccccccccc cee necse Diploma

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GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Section.

Oe ORAM, ONY. ALO cares wre oneceusneue ope ier hcvarstayfeloteiele etereratstetohoimenceRaCneetcrs torte $ 75
DOS mRESCLVE: RAM, cay ALCON cc tecicie er claves cle ccusteNenelereitieteds ChesoLoucnensTeltencrorens Diploma
Hie we, any are......-- pis Sib ie te. 8.9 eile Gla os Sadana lonaphue suas tepstoowatensvetelste erator 75
QomRESOCLVO: HW, AY: ALC wc nc cio one wicie +. chore crehcieleuouel cuateneterolotedenenstenenencieuens Diploma

GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2nd. srd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
23. Four Animals of either sex, any
age, get of ione Sire... je cce. ss $40 $30 $ 25 $ 20 §$ 15 HC Cc

PRODUCE OF ONE EWE.

24. Two Animals of either sex, any

age, produce of one ewe......... 25 20 15 10 8 HC Cc
FLOCKS.
25. Ram and three Ewes, eighteen
months Old Or OVERS. ccs cereic eles 50 40 30 20 15 HC
26. Ram and three Ewes, under eigh-
TSCM AMONUENS 3 cies secreieese aes o eheretevers 40 30 25 15) 10 HC

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. Ram and Three hwes, eighteen months old or over, bred by
FORMIDICOL So wci ss. cite.g eich so sous ey aueieuntezevsie etelar ore vate ioveceusts le lapeusiaieisis aisha vererstene 150

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of Lincoln Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................ Diploma

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

29. Best showing of Lincoln Sheep in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned bytone HXxhibitors..5. snc. oe oe ssw cies eels one cere Diploma

FAT SHEEP—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.
1st. 2nd. 3rd.

50:a wether, one year old and under two...’ 2..ccc ss cree cree cue Soe $20 $15 $ 10
ol. wWwetner, Six and under twelve.months..2 ssc ceiis acme nce 20 15 10
posemvVetner, under six months... 2c. cient cio mise ce crear 15 10 8
33. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two........... 40 30 20
34. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months......... 40 30 20
35. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months............ccccceces 25 20 15

CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Section.

SRNL ESEETOON ea ERE ELL Cook ch cies 075) by in cial are) ole :bie aveleie oid alge eB occ. dictaiend walhneciatne $ 25
Seve, -Poree Wethers, any AGC... ccc cc ccsccccceniecececce 50
FAT SHEEP—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

ist 2d. 3d
38. Wether, one year old and under two...................000- $20 $15 $ 10
39. Wether, six and under twelve months....................... 20 15 10
BU GENOD UNG SEX INONTDS.. © o sicc cs oc bice evce ces seccscecceeee 15 10 8
41. PEN, Three Wethers, one year old and under two........... 40 30 20°
42. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months.......... 40 30 20
43. PEN, Three Wethers, under six months.................... 25 20 15
CHAMPIONS (Grades).
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
EMEUVIGUUIOI 2A YrAlGs .. cdic-osoc.cls ais ccigcicicc t eleecle Seles se eeeaseeeec 25
mma. “bhree Wethers, ANY ASE. . cc ee cc cscs oo asic crs cdecs ces 50

a ll

Class LIX-C.—GRAND CHAMPION PURE-BRED WETHERS—BY AGES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Wether, all breeds, one year old and under two................. Diploma
Wether, all breeds, six and under twelve months................ Diploma
WiStihereall Dreeds. UNGer SIX MONS. «cic a7 6 vias nis 60.0 oars oeers, oles Diploma

FAT WETHER—CHAMPION OVER ALL.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class LIX-C.)
WEEN On- alls DUCCUSHANG ALCSic cisc.s cle o.c-e oveein.0:o oo swe) eblerereielale oie: were 100

Class LIX-D.—GRAND CHAMPION GRADE WETHERS—BY AGES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Wether, Grades of all breeds, one year old and under two....... Diploma
Wether, Grades of all breeds, six and under twelve months...... Diploma
Wether, Grades of all breeds, under six months................ Diploma

FAT WETHER—CHAMPION OVER ALL.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class LIX-D.)

WV GH Oren Alle ORAM OS Ay AE OM oi ac, cce oes cit 1s.0) cle .c whclshais)pie- ales eiuraietevalele 100

Class LIX.—SUFFOLK.

Seatton ist. 24. 3a
1. Flock of Suffolk Sheep, not less than five head, consisting of
Ram) and Hour Ewes; any (awesome cern cia celine mekaeetarers $125 $100 $ 75
Class LX.—TUNIS.
1. Flock of Tunis Sheep, not less than five head, consisting of
Ram and Mour EWeEs, ‘any Qe. = acc -cuieciosioiens cielcie ste olen 125 100 75
Class LX-A.—KENT OR ROMNEY MARSH.
1. Flock of Kent or Romney Marsh Sheep, not less than five
head, consisting of Ram and Four Ewes, any age......... 125 100 Wo
Class LX-B.—PERSIAN.
1. Flock of Persian Sheep, not less than five head consisting of
Ram and: Wour Hwes wan yard Sever ccisisrcts ec cterertetceteie ceicteiencie 125 100 75
Class LXI.—ANGORA GOATS.
1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Buck, two years old or over...... $50 $ 45 $35 $30 $ 20 HC Cc
2. Buck, eighteen and under twenty-
fOUT MODCtHS. a. «646 c cece cere te 50 45 35 30 20 HC Cc
3. Buck, twelve and under eighteen
INONCH'S ie aie ih eeSaracannsierel cece reer 50 45 35 30 20 HC Cc
4. Buck, six and under twelve months. 35 30 PAN 20 15 HC C
5s) Buck; under Jsix smonths: jesueees- 35 30 25 20 15 HC Cc
6. Doe, two years old or over........ 50 45 35 30 20 HC Cc
7. Doe, eighteen and under twenty-
TOUT FMONCHSi fas. s-syes eine 50 45 35 30 20 HC Cc
8. Doe, twelve and under eighteen
MONS? ooeicicse eae ee ene 50 45 35 3 20 HC Cc
9. Doe, six and under twelve months. 35 30 25 20 15 HC C
10. Doe, under six months............ 35 30 25 20 15 HC Cc

CHAMPION BUCKS AND DOES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Section.

PENCE ONG VORT Ol OF OVE. . 0. cc csc vies sccecccccoccocececetees $ 80
PesEeSOrVvVe BUCK, ONC YEAT OF OVEL. .....ccececcccccccvvccccenceces Diploma
NCH SUNGSr EWELVG VIMONENS «(0,6 <,0:0 cae: cuejare oie nice oie'.aien ees Seu cieises 50
14. Reserve Buck, under twelve months.....................00 000. Diploma
LION VCR OLG OF OVOP: s:«,s,<)o <.s)s.00's vias cleerce bea bceceesciceleaas 80
SPELOROLVG DOG; ONC YVEAT OF OVED. < oc cic ccc ce cote ccecccccevedaves Diploma
PEIN UINGSr CWELVG) MOTUS) 3.55 sic oo sias se wiersee ele ov idieoe nase seis 50
is, keserve Doe, under twelve months...........cccecrccccccccces J Diploma

GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

UES HR SLTEV EAE. Ol feceta 2 sinreter cl = io) ciec/eile\ ogee eioxovehetle 0:6 ei'e: 5) sie' sieve ,esctsie \e\<%e lols 6 100
DPILGNGEVG! ESIC. (ANY) ALCS ..c sees tereie's oleter siecle srdus 6 0 6 sie .6.0/s.0feye 10/6) s}eie Diploma
EL EYES MIRSL YN VELOC op net fet PSP on ooh ara) over are o7 ore) ci shey e¥siel Po, ereleiio ee: iayere) ele bieie) a/B ere siece 109
SBT OSGIV.G PDIOG ATI Vit ALC lore cic sieveis cc's sine e slls) 0/ci csi sie 0.e lo}, 61s oes alarse efeieislele Diploma

GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.

23. Four Animals of either sex, any
are, ect Of ONE Sire... 2... .6.620%- $ 60 $50 $ 40 $ 380 $ 20 HC Cc

PRODUCE OF ONE DOE.

24. Two Animals of either sex, any age,

produce of one doe.............. 40 35 25 20 15 HC Cc
FLOCKS.
25. Buck and Three Does, eighteen
months Old’ OF OVEE-.6..00.5 ee 60 45 30 25 20 HC
26. Buck and Three Does, under eigh-
EE ODEN OD EUS wee his sierevere velo sfelereres a6 50 40 25 20 15 He

FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. Buck and Three Does, eighteen months old or over, bred by
MERU LUOL ais sate ciets sie shes Sees ec Teal cPotecretols Winnie canals eiciovcl ous fel epenel $200

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of Angora Goats in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented.......--++++++5 Diploma

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PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Section.
29. Best showing of Angora Goats in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by One HW XiDICOT . <5 2)o aicioicyaielstel eleleleueyeielsomierst stele Diploma

FAT ANGORA GOATS—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.
1st. 2nd. 3rd.

305 Wether: two years Oldsor OVeiers csc cteeielcieetetiehioeiseiciecieiercits $25 $ 15 $ ag
ol wether: one year and UnderstwOrer ..icis crctesreicinio crenata oenenene 25 15 10
joe Wether six and under twelvesmonthsi.... eee cee 15 12 8
33. PEN, Three Wethers, two years old or OVer...........e.e00. 40 30 20
24. PEN, Three Wethers, one year and under two............. 40 30 20
35. PEN, Three Wethers, six and under twelve months.......... 30 25 15
CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
OS Ge AWICENER ANY BLS> cc cvcveietersssvorercheiers wane peterelovetetetebencrechekolens rete toienerene 40
Oia. PHN, Three! Wiethers, aly: B2C. ais cc ielens els ole eicie eke stoleheneneneneltowonetelts 80

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF ANGORA GOATS.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Angora Goat breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow
the official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special con-
ditions published elsewhere:

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd.
12 Se BUCK, tWOl YECars.OldVOLsOVE eric apeecchescncieretouslatoneteiete clscietee siensis $20 $15 $ 10
2. Buck, eighteen and under twenty-four months............... 20 15 10
3. Buck, twelve and under eighteen months................0.- 20 15 10
4) Buck, Six and under twelvevmonthsins ccs cere cies wee were ener 20 15 10
5 Buck: “Under iSixX “MONE se lecaccatacteiore ce Orereieraiioe eee ele ay eteacioterne 20 15 10
6.) Doe; two: years iOld: OrvOVierenc<.sevowtete sb rtetionsie clos ein ke leitoeteieterers 20 15 10
7. Doe, eighteen and under twenty-four months................ 20 15 10
8. Doe, twelve and under eighteen months...............0e00: 20 15 10
9: Doe, six and under-twelve months... <2. 6... 2 sascsce oc celentelciic 20 15 10

NOs Doe; under, ‘Six. MONTHS ose cine aie crecaversievoebeteteioree es Ciao erie eet 20 15 10

GET OF ONE SIRE.

ist. 2nd.
23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of ome sire................ $30) -SaZze
PRODUCE OF ONE DOE.
24. Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one doe.......... 20 10
FLOCKS.
25. Buck and Three Does, two years old or OVELr........ccccecceceees 30 20
20, sbuck and Three Does, under:two-years..... sack sonia 30 20

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FLOCK, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
Section. Ist. 2nd.
27. Buck and Three Does, eighteen months old or over, bred by
EPMARU VELODErareret el ia ej elias cyeyais oe <a, sess a)¥ nie 6igie > oe G\we oc srele e's siece seen chee $ 30 $ 20

Class LXII.—CASHMERE GOATS.
1st. 2nd. 3rd.

1. Flock of Cashmere Goats, not less than five head, consisting
Otehuck and HOUT DOCS, ANY: ALO. <.cc o:0ccle, cc cc sec css sie $100 $75 $ 50

Class LXIII.—MILCH GOATS.

1. Flock of Milch Goats, not less than five head, consisting
Ole bucks and HOUT DOCS) ANY: ALOsc os 66 6 desreics ccc sees siese 100 75 50

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DIVISION D.—SWINE.

Entries in this Division on the prescribed form must be filed with the Chief
of the Department of Live Stock on or before August 15, 1904.

The Exposition grounds will be open for the reception of Swine on Thursday,
September 29, and their exhibition will begin Monday, October 3, and close
Saturday, October 15.

Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary personal attention to the feed
and care of the Swine they have on exhibition and on the close of awards in the
Division, promptly remove such Swine from the Exposition grounds.

In the breeding classes for Swine shown respectively in any of the sections for
classes for Poland-China, Berkshire, Duroc-Jersey, Chester White, Large Yorkshire,
Essex and Tamworth, the animals must have been born respectively as follows:

Section.
1- 6, Two years old or over, birth prior to September 1, 1903.

2- 7, Highteen and under twenty-four months, birth between September 1,
1902, and March 1, 1903.

3- 8, Twelve and under eighteen months, birth between March 1, 1903, and
September 1, 1903.

4- 9, Six and under twelve months, birth between September 1, 1903, and
March 1, 1904.

5-10, Under six months, birth between March 1, 1904, and September 1, 1904.

The rules of the Department of Live Stock of the Exposition published in this
Prize-List will wherever applicable govern in this Division.

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A copy of the certificate showing registration in the respective herd books
named below, signed by the Secretary of the Association publishing the same,
must accompany each application for the entry of Swine of the following named
breeds, except as noted below, which certificates must be filed on the form pre-
scribed by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition:

BERKSHIRE.—(Home) American Berkshire Record; (Foreign) British Berk-

shire Herd Book, Great Britain.

CHESTER WHITE,—(Home) Record of the Chester White Record Associa-
tion; American Chester White Record; O. I. C. Swine Breeders Associa-
tion Record.

CHESHIRE,—(Home) Herd Book of the Cheshire Swine Breeders Association.

DUROC-JERSEY,—(Home) American Duroc-Jersey Record; National Duroc-
Jersey Record.

ESSEX,—(Home) American Essex Record.
HAMPSHIRE,—American Hampshire Swine Record.

POLAND-CHINA,—(Home) American Poland-China Record; Central Poland-
China Record; Ohio Poland-China Record; Standard Poland-China Record;
Northwestern Poland-China Swine Record; Southwestern Poland-China
Record.

SMALL YORKSHIRE,—(Home) Record of the American Small Yorkshire Club.

TAMWORTH,—(Home) Record of the American Tamworth Swine Record As-
sociation; (Foreign) Herd Book of the National Pig-Breeders Association
of Great Britain.

VICTORIA.—(Home) Record of Victoria Swine Breeders Association.
YORKSHIRE,—(Home) Register of the American Yorkshire Club.
VARIOUS SWINE,—(Foreign) Dominion Swine Breeders Record, Canada.

OTHER BREEDS AND RECORDS.

Application for the entry of Swine of recognized breeds other than those men-
tioned must be accompanied by certificate showing registration and otherwise
conform to the rules governing entries. Application for entry of foreign exhibits
of Swine must be accompanied by a certificate showing registration or other evi-
dence of purity of breeding claimed, signed by the Secretary of the Association
publishing the respective pedigree records, or by other proper official, and such
certificate must be attested by the Chairman of the Commission representing the
country from which such animals come to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, if
these exhibitions are made under the auspices of such foreign government.

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PROGRAM 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 commencing 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 months.

Monday, October 10, 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.

11. Champion Boar, one year old or over.
18. 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 Yorkshire or Suffolk and Hampshire.

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FAT BARROWS.

The Fat Barrows, Pure-Bred and Grade will be judged in the Forum or such
place as may be best suited for the purpose commencing at 10 o’clock A. M. as fol-

lows:

Poland China, Berkshire, Duroc Jersey, Chester White, Large Yorkshire,

Essex and Tamworth.

33.
34.
35.

41.
42.
43.

Pi

wNr

Tuesday, October 11, 1904.
Barrows from Recorded Sires and Dams.

Barrow, one year old and under two.
Barrow, six and under twelve months.
Barrow, under six months.

Barrows, Grade, by Recorded Sires.

Barrow, one year old and under two.
Barrow, six and under twelve months.
Barrow, under six months.

Wednesday, October 12, 1904.
Pen Barrows from Recorded Sires and Dams.

PEN, three Barrows, one year old and under two.
PEN, Barrows, six and under twelve months.
PEN, Barrows, under six months.

Pen Barrows, Grade, by Recorded Sires.

Pen, three Barrows, one year and under two.
PEN, three Barrows, six and under twelve months.
PEN, three Barrows, under six months.

Class LXXI-E.—Grand Champion Pure-Bred Barrows, by ages.

Barrow, all breeds, twelve and under eighteen months.
Barrow, all breeds, six and under twelve months.
Barrow, all breeds, under six months.

Class LXXI-F.—Grand Champion Grade Barrows, by ages.

Barrow, Grades of all breeds, twelve and under eighteen months.
Barrow, Grades of all breeds, six and under twelve months.
Barrow, Grades of all breeds, under six months.

Thursday, October 13, 1904.

Champion pure-bred Barrow, any age.

Champion pure-bred Pen, three Barrows, any age.
Champion Grade Barrow, any age.

Champion Pen, three Grade Barrows, any age.

Class LXXI-E.—Grand Champion Pure-Bred Barrow.
Barrow, all breeds and ages.

Class LXXI-F.—Grand Champion Grade Barrow.
Barrow, all grades and ages.
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PRIZES.

Class LXIV.—POLAND-CHINA.

Section. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Boar, two years old or over....... $60 $50 $ 40 $ 80 $ 25 HC C
2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty-

TOUTEIMONENSetae accion aautielesercronoiets 60 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen

MMI ON CHS ave eo rsteroverevope sieve niotenchserolorersie 60 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 HC Cc
5. Boar, under six months............ 40 35 30 25 20 HC C
6. Sow, two years old or over........ 60 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty-

FOUL, MONECHS yess ieiereta eeteiess caren 60 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen

MONTHS Ace oca aeteeion suis sister 60 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 HC C
lO esow, under six months...... >... 40 35 30 25 20 HC Cc

ial
12.
13.
14.

15.
16.

IZ.
18.

19.
20.

21.
22.

23.

24.

CHAMPION BOARS AND SOWS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

BOAT: ONC. VEArsOlGtOLLOVEL. cih.icko eit a toe ren eine ihre $100
Reserve: Boars One, VeaTwOr OVEMa es acces oc.6 nos aieiesoeie re ele ieiene ete Diploma
Boar sunder= twelve MON Sra rsierecie cele oscke olor noua ee car oneievere rene 75
Reserve Boar; sunders twelvesmonth sei iecrciccuee icici osiorrerser ol ocnenens Diploma
SOW, ONG “VeaT: Old OTIOVET acts -tavae chorale ohare ele lal ako sseee ieee ne eC 100
IRESCLVe SOW; ONC! V.Cal sO: OVICTA srrciewets © orsiero avo ietatensna tei sleuelonelere okstncone Diploma
Sow, sunder:. twelvexomonthsae aa cn ware onioicc erarecieteele tonsect orieie reieree 15
Reserve Sow, under twelve months. .......c..22.2.08ecosssecte Diploma

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

BOAT ANY B2C is xs sacks isi: ed ayel a eeone ot aletete tetera atclceacis Cloke cued encuetebal creietensrore 150
Reserve Boat, ‘ANY ‘ALSs ic ces vic cco a ahi rerstole sete le ete suereievers teste onetersietshoke Diploma
STON gear: Oh gat: 24 - a er en SRA, one Chad's caid's Gro oc 150
RESERV. SOW; AMY “ALC oases «hayes ere cto one rsnskeroneia: Suenos ei toninotsaMemene tenets Diploma

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any
age, get of one sire.............. 75 60 50 40 30 HC C

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW.

Four Animals of either sex, any
age, produce of one sow........ 50 45 35 30 20 HC Cc

a

HERDS.

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.

25. Boar and Three Sows, over one
VaR OL tarerticiorsrcisicicielers: <chtverece ea $100 $75 $50 $ 40 $ 30

26. Boar and Three Sows, under one
VED eésoadopoas doo nOOU Oreo cma: 75 60 45 35 25

HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
27. Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Exhibitor..
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of Poland-China Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

29. Best showing of Poland-China Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
AHimMaisLOwneds Dy One VE MDILOI ne cio sists cis lecsle cis slsic le © o/* eie ot cree

FAT HOGS.—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.
1st.

Soeebarrow, one year Old) and Under tw... 5 cwsecwe nce sels eeaie $ 30

Bieeebarrow, Six and under twelve. months............ccecccsnne 30

SS ALrOwe UNGOr SEX: MOMGNS coc ous lel ees «6 widow eeteverete iene 20

33. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two.......... 60

34. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months......... 60

Boe EEN, Three Barrows, under six months.............0.....- 40

CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
sh. TREO Blin? (EIS aos oo aeteto oe bn ciche Og DETOID BREET Ie DCacois Oo. c oles
Sf. JEBinG Wade: hysvon us cons EEG oo conto gcse DOOD OOUDOOUOnD coo cor
FAT HOGS.—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

38. Barrow, one year old and under two...........+-ssseeeeees 30

39. Barrow, six and under twelve months...............+++ee-- 30

40. Barrow, under six momnths...............seseeecccscccncens 20

41. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two.......... 60

42. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months......... 60

3. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months.................... 40

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6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC C
$200
Diploma
Diploma
2d. 3d.
$ 25 $ 15
25 15
15 10
50 40
50 40
30 25
50

100

25 15
25 15
15 10
50 40
50 40
30 25

CHAMPIONS (Grades).
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Section. !
AASB ATEOW) ALY ULC e cccsvais we ocsteveneite site lehehonsictal’stote rebel cheisenseae yeas tekeoL oh NereiN ae $ 50
Apr HN. TRree Barrows, aiiys iQ SO eras eteroleanslcuehol stetalekehateleletelatetstieieneoletele 100

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF POLAND-CHINA SWINE.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Poland-China Swine breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere: :

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Boar, two years old or over........ $740 $°83be $7930) 1$025955. 20) SS bee See
2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty-

FOUN MONTHS cyctcrons eecrccersioieieiete clerere 40 35 30 25 20 15 10
3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen

TMONUN Sere cyce areca cet keeoe 40 35 30 25 20 i) 10
4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 15 10
Dee bOat UNGer Sixes MONUCNS cicero <> 40 35 30 25 =~. 20 15 10
6. Sow, two years old or over......... 40 35 30 25 20 15 10
7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty-

LOUN MMODUGAS 0 ais oats ease aiereleieters te 40 35 30 25 20 15 10
8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen

TTOMENS eo ccc verisisoralcuene oenenstetenn eieker tree 40 35 30 25 20 15 10
9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 15 10
OM SOW. UNGEer SEX MONTS ster lepeteonete sores 40 35 38 25 20 15 10

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist: 2d 3rd. 4th.

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire....$ 60 $ 50 $ 40 $ 30

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW.

24. Four Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one

SOW. siccsite sorbate 405 buena oe Sah Cte eehs eee deuee eUcMerone eaters 60 50 40 30
HERDS.

25. Boar and Three Sows, over one year old.............. 60 50 40 30

26. Boar and Three Sows, under one year............+0.: 60 50 40 30

FAT HOGS—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.
1st. 2nd. 3rd.

Zoe barrow, one year old and under twoscesun: cocnosiee cee nie $20 1S 1b “$20
205) Barrow, six and under twelve months... : os ic cece one eee 20 5 10
Dae barrow, Under Six Months: .<.cneee cece ae sCahdtots nage etetenere 20 15 10
32. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two.......... 40 30 20
33. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months........ 40 30 20
34. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months..................6- 30 20 10

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‘

HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Section. 1st.
45. Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Ex-
SPT aCe tetteleetsisnctetsaicrcicig- eis etcle isi versie ote oe ee es $100
Class LXV.—BERKSHIRE.
1st 2d. 3d. 4th. Sth.
1. Boar, two years old or over....... $ 60 $ 50 40 $ 30 $ 25
2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty-
POEM RIM ON GUS rs ¥e-2 wich acicteroveteve. lc « «ave 60 50 40 30 25
8. Boar, twelve and under eighteen
PTORER CEN Sie oterese tay eect ty oiacey e foj Guess ine never e.0: > 60 50 40 30 25
4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20
Mm Oar, Under Six, MONtHS. «6.22.0... 40 35 30 25 20
6. Sow, two years old or over........ 60 50 40 30 25
7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty-
TOMA INOVCD Say syorsre © 70.515) 0/0/ernie e eseusiere 60 50 40 30 25
8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen
TAOS TURNS cleo vs 5 ai'csls'/s, 6, wis tno ocho wi exsleve os 60 50 40 30 25
9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20
10. Sow, under six months........... 40 35 30 25 20
CHAMPION BOARS AND SOWS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
SEAT T ONG: YOATOLG: OF OVED. «sia via sielcic cole s.dysave dares tusiele Se De cence we
BeNoLVc. BOAT. ONC YEAT OF, OVER. oc ocicoc.0 600.0 0007s ob dso wees ets
PE SOaT Tnder EWelVG MONtHSn. 2.25602 6% ccc cdsecviceeevcuissinseee
4. Reserve Boar, under twelve months..............cccccccccsece
DE SOW ONGrVCaAr OIG OCVOVED. oi ool eases > oiere 0.0% 010 orien 6 ierele ee osleve
MP LOSCLVG: SOW. ONC YEAT OF OVEL i. ois ccc c.cc cbs 6 ewieisicrncntwe cle sila ae
Pi SOW ITC e! LWELV.C MONENS. 5 ..ccic0 cc sc wesc ecwesaencctnenecesc
ieneservea sows under twelve months: ...:........c50.0.see0e ss
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
RE MRESES TE PeRLTIV EAS Cot tise dia seie s: re chin. sca'sso ro. ecetovahavose, slelaiovn siete epalore-e\ceaua. ouaVarereieel ove
PRPETCROLUVOGSEORL ANY ALO. sieic-> 5 sieeve seis ois ore elec eleraiie lve iene wile: slslorerevarwanaicte
SUIS EUVPIEL TI BELLE Os eit oo. 5s cra oiee.0.%0\'>. G\s\'svins 3 oe a)’ otohalie%el oaiavays enepeveue sCanebelel eaten es
ISOSOL VOU SOWS ATTY DEC's ais s sis'e ciate o%c.ce'erele s epite’ ave rw pte Susie eeleiw sie orpiere le
GET OF ONE SIRE.
23. Four Animals of either sex, any
Seo LOb OL ONG SILC... <5 e0suueie 75 60 50 40 30
PRODUCE OF ONE SOW.
24. Four Animals of either sex, any
age, produce of one sow........ 50 45 35 30 20

2d. 3d,

$ 60 $ 40

6th. 7th.
HC

HC

ee
Q
AGG 10.8 -COne eG =a

$100
Diploma
75
Diploma

100
Diploma
75
Diploma

150
Diploma

150
Diploma

HERDS.

Section. ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.

25. Boar and Three Sows, over one
VEAL) <OlGa. ovis sierce oct) erate Ciencustoqaresereee $100 $75 $50 $40 $ 30

26. Boar and Three Sows, under one
VGA « oicicieicicie suelo sie etherecorersterererercrs 75 60 45 35, 25

HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
27. Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Exhibitor. .
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of Berkshire Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented..............0-

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

29. Best showing of Berkshire Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animalsiowned by ‘one: MXxhilbiton: sec. ce « ensicce eee ctevsiatetee crete

FAT HOGS.—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.
1st.

3 Barrow, one year old-and Under twOs.sic.o. se oes ise ele eile $ 30

3 Barrow, six and under twelve Months. 2.5. .66 sccie se os oes s 30

o2ee Darrow, Under Six MONS aces sce ee een cee eee 20

33. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two.......... 60

34, PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months......... 60

oo. HN, Three Barrows, under six months. .:....02.62506 ces 40

CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

DOME DAlTOW, ANY: “AO. aa latiactsic rere Gao Ghai Che teehee CR CET oT AA eee

ile SEWN, “Cbree Barrows, any -ALeciecias i cienisttecs ete oo aera

FAT HOGS.—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

30. Barrow, one year old and under two.......ddee0: s+ cenkeae. 3}

39. “Barrow, six andgunder twelve months. «..ccoeesen te ee 3

203) Barrow,: under six months: .4...cce seen eee 20

41. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two.......... 60

42. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months......... 60

43. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months.................... 40

— 190 —

'

6th. Tth
HC Cc
HC Cc
$200
Diploma
Diploma
2d. 3d.
$ 25 $ 15
25 15
15 10
50 40
50 40
30 25
50

100

25 15
2 15
15 10
50 40
50 40
30 25

CHAMPIONS (Grades).

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Section.
PRES PLT LUO NU MEERA Vas EL 20 ee etcetera e iotcls vo: sissy so. ai al ozsheioiel oa cle'd le apeveeie 2 Lge be ite $ 50
reer, ONTee Barrows, ANY ASC. ... 2... scene cccccceteccceccecces 100

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR BERKSHIRE SWINE.

The American Berkshire Association offers the following special prizes for
Berkshire Swine exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904:

Section. Ist. 2nd. 8rd. 4th. ‘5th. 6th. 7th. Sth.
1. Boar, two years old or over..$ 40 $35 $30 $ 25 $20 $ 20 $15 $15
. Boar, eighteen and _ under

twenty-four months........ 40 35 30 25 20 20 15 alls)
3. Boar, twelve and under

eighteen months........... 40 35 20 25 20 20 15 15
4. Boar, six and under twelve

TCTCOS TIL CY: |S AeA eee a 40 35 30 25 20 20 15 15
5. Boar, under six months...... 40 35 3 25 20 20 15 15
6. Sow, two years old or over... 40 35 30 25 20 20 15 Lb
7. Sow, eighteen and under

twenty-four months........ 40 35 30 25 20 20 15 15
8. Sow, twelve and under

eighteen months........... 40 35 30 25 20 20 15 15
9. Sow, six and under twelve

AMI@TCHS oe cc sere oc o\s0s 0 6 ores 40 35 30 25 20 20 15 15
10. Sow, under six months....... 40 35 30 25 20 20 15 15

CONDITIONS.

I. All exhibitors, be they individuals or firms. must own at least one share of
stock, valued at $25.00, in the American Berkshire Association in order to compete
for the premiums offered by the Association.

II. All the animals, to be eligible to compete for premiums offered by the
American Berkshire Association, must be recorded in the American Berkshire
Record at the time of entry fer the Exposition.

For further information address Frank S. Springer, Secretary American Berk-
shire Association, Springfield, Illinois.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF BERKSHIRE SWINE.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Berkshire Swine breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Section. ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Boar, two years old or over........ $40) $ 8b $30’ $ 255$° 20) $F Loe sae
Boar, eighteen and under twenty-
POUMPASITO MENS oy cere (aie ene o\e-0 ere ea. ena eres 40 35 30 25 20 15 10
3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen
LETO ELA OSS exes) Cid Ou ROCHE ICROICRCRC EE ECC Rcione 40 35 30 25 20 a5) 10
4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 40 3 3 25 20 15 10
Dee boat UnGeL SLX) MONS. « «ieee 40 35 30 25 20 15 10

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.

6.
te

8.

9.
10.

23.

24.

25.
26.

29.
30.
31.

32.

33.
34.

45.

Sow, two years old or over......... $40 $35 $30 $725. $20
Sow, eighteen and under twenty-

FOUTPMONCHS Me o1- cleieeleve prarsoterer el 40 35 30 25 20
Sow, twelve and under eighteen

MONCHS 9. es ie fove cietstedereuslortetoorteleee 40 35 30 25 20
Sow, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20
Sow.) under Six MOnths 2%... «crores ser 40 35 30 25 20

GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2d

Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire....$ 60 $ 50

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW.

Four Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one

SOW. Sic cas. S oiiate oie bie tancrersieus o alerahoustatena orensuense ste rmencneeneRs 60 50
HERDS.

Boar and Three Sows, over one year old.............. 60 50

Boar and Three Sows, under one year................ 60 50

FAT HOGS—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

1st.
Barrow, one year old and under two... <1. ssc cre wcls sie clets ere $ 20
Barrow, six and under twelve months......... A HesG Pheer ore 20
Barrow, Under Six: MONTNS fekseseee cicie cua sieie ere rereaey eratenensieaheneteneaetene 20
PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two.......... 40
PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months........ 40
PHN, Three Barrows; under ‘six months. <.. 2. 2.5. «cil escee 30
HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Ex-

UDIGOT. 6-0 6)5.0. ba aioe s Bede eee s OOo roe COE 100

— 192 —

6th.

$ 15
15
15

15
15

3rd.
$ 40

60

$ 30

30

40

i

ee ee ee ee eee eet

Class LXVI.—DUROC-JERSEY.

Section. Ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. Sth. 6th. 7th.
Boar, two years old or over....... $60 $50 $40 $ 30 $ 25 HC y
Boar, eighteen and under twenty-

PASTETIITYICHN GINS cles eccviniistal.sic-c:6 6 0:4 a évw dikes 60 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
Boar, twelve and under eighteen

YIOVARSS emia st cas ch etelai cays avs (6 2-5,008. « ni0.8.¢ 60 50 40 30 25 HC C
Boar, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 HC Cc
Boar: under six months............ 40 35 30 25 20 HC Cc
Sow, two years old or over........ 60 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
Sow, eighteen and under twenty-

POUT SITIONS ctolerne.crciels Ste chicas ei nleis 60 50 40 30 25 HC C
Sow, twelve and under eighteen

MPROILGHE AB reters (Sees clever staliorel ciele tly < siac ee 60 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
Sow, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 HC C
Sow, dnder six months. ......<... 40 35 30 25 20 HC Cc

CHAMPION BOARS AND SOWS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
BeAr CONC OAL OLOs Ol OVOL is). 1c/e clersie/cie oot ieidie eeleals 0, 6% sibleisiniels Sap ses $100
BeEAOLCVeNEOar sONCwVCAl) OF \OVEL se cine cise staecls cls bode onesies ee Diploma
AT MT OLM UW CVO NOMUNS mivisrars, 1c viola sioleis sieveinis o's.s cisiecleecdleee 75
Roesenverboar, under twelve’ MONTHS: 2... cee cece ede wecccows Diploma
BOW MONUGRVCAT OLGUOl OVER. .)sclctesie siciticiois vives seleieisie cs Sesie cis cide eis 100
ROR VvOE SOW ONOEYCAl OL OVEl. 20006. ciecetesieccesccieccdocivece Diploma
Sam munaers LWElVGl MONUNS 6/5 jcrcrs os eo siess'stonae sisi o/nlencieveleveuars © @ dhs 75
Moeservesow, Under twelve’ Months...) ccc ce ccwccccveeees Diploma
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
EVER MEERIN USO oy erv ate eis ere: lolel stone ois /ays/ oer eiier ey's'es 6: 8 auoieve a sree: widreiel eleliers eieleys ; $150
FORGE ORE OMI eT Ys AE Clara. chose te areal eiavol al «!ciic\cio 10's 'sicle es coye wre. fo scloneddisive.es 6 Diploma
SUEN USM SEIT Vee LES o are allel oi Varo rebevarefoterc iene ave ienepevscsi's eiai'ece) 6:9) s/a/'eilaneteve-ejsllel slaleieip ie 150
EVER OL CMS OV Hie TLID Vane Olctece oie loyeraictellees oh cdous/ cis stevens, eo e)oieie clelereis eliaie\e/s's\s Diploma
GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any

age, get of one sire............. 75 60 50 = 40 30 HC C

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW.

Four Animals of either sex, any

age, produce of one sow........ 50 45 35 30 20 HC Cc

HERDS.

Boar and Three Sows, over one

OnE OMe reisiercictc 2 s'ois ciceis oes cress’ sg 100 75 50 40 30 HC Y

-

WEEE op wht aaceogo comers SUSU auCEE 75 60 45 35 25 HC

HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Section.

27.

28.

29.

30.
31.

32.

33.
34,

35.

44.

45.

Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Exhibitor. .

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

Best showing of Duroc-Jersey Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented...............-

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Duroc-Jersey Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned Dy one Wxhibitone as «oc cts ceers selene sisters ister

FAT HOGS.—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

1st.
Barrow, one: yearold ‘and, under tw. osicc.cxscie te erstereiers oleae coe $ 30
Barrow, six and under ‘twelve ‘months... ac socie sis «everett ciemees 30
Barrow, sunder Six; MONTHS yess cite oo ctecorelete cre leicre kein Seencnoreeie es 20
PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two.......... 60
PEN, Three Barrows, six and undér twelve months......... 60
PEN, Three Barrows; under six mMonths..3.6....0.1 «66s ee 40

CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
Barrow, ANY? (AGS GPs cers sneaks osare og aca astute eaaonaisiisle on eteheveta: otepehaloiegs
PHN; ‘Three: Barrows; Any “AS Os: sats sits svs.eievete etsieieile sh slanchs ekensuelerenore
FAT HOGS.—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

Barrow, one: year old and UNGen twWOriic ss.ccice oles eleheveveisrel ete 6 30
Barrow, six and under’ twelve months: o24 5 os sas cleats stercesies 30
IBATTOW:.: UNGER “SIX. AMOMENSs ciarers aie co ate: celeteveerok el cresoiere venetian sucieeiee 20
PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two.......... 60
PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months......... 60
PEN, Three Barrows, under six months............0..00.% 40

CHAMPIONS (Grades).

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Barrow, (ADy (BPO ic. celal aire a afer cheat erete e skens scheteks oishonele aheeeahels (evar sie erate x
PHN, Three Barrows; NY .AZ Cera a alte sete) e)citel=telloieheheke eltetonerct cuctaveteuct els

— ye

$200
Diploma
Diploma
2d. 3d
25 $ 1a
25 15
15 10
50 40
50 40
30 25
50
100
25 15
25 15
5 10
50 40
50 40
30 25
50
100

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR DUROC-JERSEY SWINE.

The National Duroc-Jersey Record Association offers the following special
prizes for Duroc-Jersey Swine exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904.

It is required that the animals exhibited, and their sires and dams, be reg-
istered in the National records, and that the exhibition be made by members of
the Association:

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.

1. Boar, two years old or over........ $20 $15 $15 $10 $10 $10 $10
Boar, eighteen and under twenty-
ind eer! SraaYo) eH) tts ae eee ee 20 15 15 10 10 10 10
3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen
PROSTAR GLES Pete eye cktin Jo ccdapeyersio.e steieies 8 20 15 15 10 10 10 10
4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 20 15 15 10 10 10 10
me Hoar, under six months............ 20 15 15 10 10 10 10
6. Sow, two years old or over........ 20 15 15 10 10 10 10
7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty-
ROUT IM OMEN Sete craic riot chess cea creole 20 15 15 10 10 10 10
8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen
BYTOTUE IIS oes craferey avers Tecel ers, vs jollsi.sceseve)lees eer 20 15 15 10 10 10 10
9. Sow, six and under twelve months.. 20 15 15 10 10 10 10
mo. Sow, under six months............. 20 15 15 10 10 10 10

In addition to the money offering above, the Association will give to the
exhibitor making the best display from each State, especial prestige in the form
of a suitably engrossed testimonial certifying that the recipient made the best
State exhibit of Duroc-Jerseys.

For further information address Robert J. Evans, Secretary National Duroc-
Jersey Record Association, El Paso, Illinois.

SPECIAL PRIZE FOR DUROC-JERSEY SWINE.

The American Duroc-Jersey Swine Breeders Association offers to members a
Silver Cup, value $100.00, for the best herd of Duroc-Jersey Swine, consisting of
a Boar and three Sows one year old or over, bred by the exhibitor. The herd to
be recorded in the American Duroc-Jersey Record.

For further information address T. B. Pearson, Secretary of the American
Duroc-Jersey Swine Breeders Association, Thornton, Ind.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF DUROC-JERSEY SWINE.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Duroc-Jersey Swine breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Boar, two years old or over........ $40 $35 §$ 30 $ 25 $ 20 \$ 15 $ 10
Boar, eighteen and under twenty-
OMT OMENS eraia one Selerche isis we. 6-s'ere. 3, 40 35 30 25 20 15 10
3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen
FICIAL ae reret rore inns sale. osieesteca wi slise.e 40 35 30 25 20 15 10
4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 40 35 3 25 20 15 10
Bb. Boar, under six months............ 40 35 30 25 20 15 10

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.

6.

23.

24,

25.
26.

27.

Sow, two years old or over......... $40) $535 99°30 $825 $20)
Sow, eighteen and under twenty-

TOUT? MONHSES, acute vaso eos 40 35 30 25 20
Sow, twelve and under eighteen

MOTHS: oo Soe Onto eee 40 35 30 25 20
Sow, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20
Sow, under six -monthsie ep aire rrioreens 40 35 30 25 20

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Ist; 2d.
Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire....$ 60 $ 50

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW.

Four Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one

SO Wie cseiars. chavs icevete.c/crnorstsecie to chaveidvereheven fone che CuaNen Ren er teeta 60 50
HERDS.

Boar and Three Sows, over one year old.............. 60 50

Boar and Three Sows, under one year......:...-....- 60 50

HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
1st.

Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Ex-
HTD EO Ts sic a eeeeaee esate rabtoncay oho hah aca telenaiie: Dosstianle, are etenmetetions Ce veneeen mone tates $100

FAT HOGS—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

Barrow, - One year Old and sunderstwOrsencocieccn «io cterclecsisnecerscrsene 20

Barrow, six and under twelve months... sc.c.0...% ccemis ee ere 20

Barrow. Under “Six sMOMEtH'S chess -relous sauce orate cieceeieeiensdeorte chee ere 20

PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two.......... 40

PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months........ 40

PHN, Three Barrows; under: six: MmOntHS <ciy50.0 cers erereene ae 30
— 196 —

6th.

$ 15
15

40

40
40

4
Y

Class LXVII—CHESTER WHITE.

Section. 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Boar, two years old or over....... $60 $50 $40 $ 30 $ 25 HC Cc
. Boar, eighteen and under twenty-
POUT RIMOMEHS (cia icisic clave c's es sa w'eiae 60 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen
PROCS |S cieteiecie ics cae v's se Sib avec so 60 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 HC Cc
5. Boar, under six months............ 40 35 30 25 20 HC Cc
6. Sow, two years old or over........ 60 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty-
PONT TOW GS aoa cere hte Ge cere, < oie ts eis 60 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen
RPLCHTU oe wet eeeie ote ie ce) aie (50 eral mlb") ovai'e 60 50 40 30 25 HC Cc
9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 HC Cc
10. Sow, under six months........... 40 35 30 25 20 HC Cc

11.
12.
13.
14.

15.
16.

aT.
18.

19.
20.

21.
22.

23.

24.

25.
26.

CHAMPION BOARS AND SOWS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

HORT TONOPVCATOIG, OFF OVE a 6:e oc nis s oie: © wiese ais) sie sere'e 0 e\5)p-4¥e e's) 1s biaie.e 0. 0% $100
HoseLvVoe boats ONC sVCAT OF JOVCL 6. /eis< «0700.0 0/0 0 si cre, wisieials eiere wie vie fei Diploma
SEE TAG OTe CW. CL V6 = INOMIUIS 6:5) o).c)c) 0) 0105 62510). 08 sco: a.'51.0,,5° o'er10'%0: we, wy (010e 6: 0) Siegel «36 75
BexCLve boat. UNGer LWelVe: MONTHS. si o...6.6 coc cc cece scenes ens Diploma
NOMMmGHOLYCAT< OIG ODTOVCL a, 2 site cicivs Gis b.acs!s clove ba. om o vim sb alousraie aya sles 100
Rese SOW OMe ViCal. Ol, OVI: «i c/sj.isrs/o e's. 0 0101s/s a1e/eis 61010 are caee see's Diploma
SOMATINGET AEWICLV.G) INONCNS 5 oc cic o:5 o:-o.e;e.raie (cue ww eee e's core) sues) 8100) we la ls 15
Reserve Sow. under twelve’ Months... 3.556.606 csc.ccosacvevees Diploma
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)
FEM Ne MPU ED AUS Cree ete arta ale a nl 2 sh alice) cic Coa lo vellev'e\ ele elle ic iss aiejcieys'e ss eyeielelevaters (= 150
ERC EVOR DORE ATV MALC nae oie ie cieie eieieleigic swe siolena sa icieieie @ cle wle\sipleeie,.© Diploma
SSR WU SM ELTDV UO tereces ofc ieh als sialc \c Stelle ©) ayes o16 aie s\cive e's oe, 6le oie elaie\ ese efein'e's 150
EOS OLV OM SOME AIIYs (LEO ce cicteicinic crej> cccinlolsie s15 sles n/e.e si) eleicie s'sis)s leis « Diploma
GET OF ONE SIRE.
Four Animals of either sex, any

BPO ZOl OL ONCrSITC.: 6 o:c.0:c0 cles ee 0 75 60 50 40 30 HC C

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW.

Four Animals of either sex, any

age, produce of one sowW........ 50 45 35 30 20 HC Cc
HERDS
Boar and Three Sows, over one
PES Olea tepeie ers-cis. isis. crs oeis ais ecieres = 100 75 50 40 30 HC
Boar and Three Sows, under one
PEK Meee ote (al enisiics cto) wieie wisieimeieisiei a 75 60 45 35 25 HC

HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Section.

27.

28.

29.

ts)

37.

Oo)

vO.

29.

40.

41.

42.
43.

44,
45.

Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Exhibitor. .

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
Best showing of Chester White Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
Best showing of Chester White Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned Dy; one Hxhibitons.. cme cece cco cee nae

FAT HOGS.—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

1st.
Barrow, one year old and under two.......... Pay Slainietore shed eners $ 30
Barrow, six and under “twelve: months. sce te ele sissies ole ene 30
Barrow, Under eSIX | MONENS, secctercis © ate iececee oe cecterer clea cieieuston cr eneueene 20
PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two.......... 60
PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months......... 60
PHN, “Ehree- Barrows: under isix months......co 7s eeee eee 40

CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

BARTOW? (ATU! SEBS Airco ciecaaie Seta tee ee ror ai oda esac or arlsliomeneieke ike okeeeite omen
PHN; Three Barrows; caby ASCs. coc estes cc ee occ siele ete whe cue wie ersierers

FAT HOGS.—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

Barrow, one year old and under Cwm. cassie ch oc emeiert sire 30
Barrow. six and under twelve: MOmMUNSies oni. ee cine eee ers era 30
Barrow, Under Six -MOomnthsiss cic ccw cia ae ebecske cusiele eeaeton ener oor 20
PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two.......... 60
PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months......... 60
PEN, Three Barrows; under six months. 23... sees sence 40

CHAMPIONS (Grades).
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

BATLOW,, (AN Ys VEO. 5.05 sis Sao Ske Aa hentia eT eee
PHN, Dhree Barrows, any Al Ceace occu oe ee eee ee

oe

$200
Diploma
Diploma
2d. 3d.
25 $05
25 15
15 10
50 40
50 40
30 25
50

i100

25 15
25 15
15 10
50 40
50 40
30 25
50

100

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR O. I. C. SWINE.

The O. I. C. Swine Breeders Association offers the following special prizes for

O. I. C. Swine exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904 and recorded in the
O. I. C. Record

Ist. 2nd. 8rd. 4th. =‘ 5th.
re eWOVOALS O10 OF OVEL. sets. eit ee eee ee oss $15 $12 $ 10 HC C
Boar, eighteen and under twenty-four months....... 15 12 10 HC Cc
Boar, twelve and under eighteen months........... 15 12 10 HC C
ipoar, Six and under twelve months................. 10 8 6 HC Cc
BEtIeRINOOT SUS: MONCH ....c.0 45 os scan 0 cae ese as wees 10 8 6 HC Cc
BmnWen WO! VEAlS: Oli OF OVEL ois.0 0 oie ieweln ie earsieisis oie e'e 86 15 12 10 HC C
Sow, eighteen and under twenty-four months........ 15 1174 10 HC Cc
Sow, twelve and under eighteen months............ 15 12 10 HC C
Bow, six and under twelve months..........-....... 10 8 6 HC Cc
BeRIePITIC Ol SUK TROLLING oth. 0 cle cose ojereleie sei scsi tree oo )e weiss 10 8 6 HC C

CHAMPION BOARS AND SOWS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
TDi, @m@e) ERP all or ONVeike Gage sus oe oC dOuOeG anos ObmooD UST Oded coe 25
PING Slat WC lV mIMOMUN Serpe. ye sn sie iean) ieuelete afeievel © oc. oils, 310 ease @) = ish ol 20
PER OUCEVCAT EOI OLnOVCL, aerereia aia tetoicte, « wlells Foals) ale ole"! @\s) «12 «)ec)o1s)« s\sielahotele « 25
PME SENG VOLVO nIMOMUNS eyeteiee <-)c)o1-1-1c7- siolelolo's/ 6) oo 0 01m nlvicls «) =e) sieleielels: ere! s 20
GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

Pie) Dank Ge) OOS Be Gara Eo cro Ss 6 ORE CEA ORO Onan Icey cic OOO 40
EIN, Gunn) BYE bao Beaieenicia atid Geena UidiG Gooner aD ACI cn olor eros a oct 40

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire.. 20

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW.

Four Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one

Sivoo Sb bode Den nDe Sor neice odood po CUOmocoar 20
HERDS.

Boar and Three Sows, over one year old............ 25

Boar and Three Sows, under one year...........-.--. 15

HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Exhibitor

For further information address C. M. Hiles, Secretary O. I. C.

Association, Cleveland, Ohio.

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15

15

20
10

12 HC C

12 HC Cc

QQ

8 HC

rerete $ 35

Swine Breeders

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR CHESTER WHITE SWINE.

The National Chester White Record Association offers special prizes as follows
for Chester White Swine exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the prizes
to follow the official awards of the World’s Fair, provided the first-prize animals
of the Exposition are recorded in the National Chester White Record Association:

Section.

1 Boar, two years Old: OF OVI nsec usec cisco e oe nciiete oie orocionre $ 60
2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty-four months................... 60
3. Boar, twelve: and under eighteen monthss...6- 32000 0e ae aoe 60
As) Boar, six and under twelve monthss. sasq cece cece neti eine: 60
5s) Boar, under {Six MONS sce acceais coeitotss veyed up euol te ey snaehreka a tee reine 60
6. Sow, two years (old (Or OVC... nets cent citci sata sion Cieiia ornate 60
7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty-four months................... 60
8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen months...................0000. 60
oy Sow, six and under twelvesmonthsicp acetic elena eee 60
NOS SOW, Under SixXsMONntHS's ics (cise ers ere sersisneoreisiauel cheleteeerci ote eens 60

GET OF ONE SIRE.
23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one Sire.............. 15
PRODUCE OF ONE SOW.
24. Four Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one sow.......... 50
HERDS.

25. boar and Three Sows; Over One year iOldis<s1. cents coors oe e-ersietercie ere 100
26; boar and. TMhree*Sows. Undersone hviears suc acs foci seieireee 75

For further information address Thomas Sharpless, Secretary of the National
Chester White Record Association, West Chester, Pa.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITS OF CHESTER WHITE SWINE.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
offers to the Chester White Swine breeders of Missouri the following cash prizes.
Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these prizes. The prizes to follow the
official awards of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, subject to special conditions
published elsewhere:

Section. Ste 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. ‘7th:
1. Boar, two years old or over........ $40 $385 $ 30 $ 25 $ 20 $15 $ 10
2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty-

LOUN SMONnLNS IH 24 no au oes eke 40 35 30 25 20 15 10
3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen

TNO ENS) tase, «tacos save coy nse te eceterorene oer tes 40 35 30 25 20 15 10
4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 40 35 30 25 20 15 10
5. Boar, under six months............ 40 30 30 25 20 LS 10
6. Sow, two years old or over......... 40 35 30 25 20 ib 10
7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty-

POUT SIMONTHS sono jess crs neereie ereeereiete 40 35 30 25 20 ass 10
8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen

AYVOT UES ensue orc tors ote spore cue ave, sucuoue oteasuers 40 35 30 25 20 als 10
9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 40 3 30 25 20 15 10
10. Sow, under six months............. 40 35 3 25 20 15 10

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Section. 1st.
23. Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire....$ 60

PRODUCE OF ONE Sow.

24. Four Animals of either sex, any age, produce of one

URW ci ciela c/o, o srs sree ye 5 SNC CeCe NG eC aS A 60
HERDS.

25. Boar and Three Sows, over one year old.............. 60

26. Boar and Three Sows, under one year................ 60

HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Ex-
PUI YILOO Tamer ey sed tar iol avasle ro) euavste, cise oes tor cee eehoreie Wieloceiecs cow webs 0 Rib

FAT HOGS—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAM

Bee barrow. one year Old and under twOs... 6.6 cs. cc ccc csc ccs
Sl. Barrow, six and under twelve months..............e.sse--
PG ALLOWw. UNGEr SIX: MONGENSs oicicicc a.cascice ces cccdeerccecewece

33. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two..........
24. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months........
Boe MN., Three Barrows, under six months... ...5....60.c0-s0%

Class LXVIII.—ESSEX.

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th.
1. Boar, two years old or over........ $ 25 $20 $15 §$ 10
2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty-
TOULEMONTNS: oc1o oie civle cee ce) e v,.5% 25 20 15 10
3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen
VIOUS weeps errs ease latelare tie, cielelsis oie os 25 20 15 10
4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 20 15 10 8
Bae Boar. under six? months). ....2..... 20 15 10 8
6. Sow, two years old or over......... 25 20 15 10
7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty-
POU TLOMIU Sieyeie edict e syayene ete G1 « svs\'ehsi-« 25 20 15 10
8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen
TAL OT UA eee tates oe oiche ernie cteyeie i s.cie's.ais 25 20 15 10
9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 20 15 10 8
10: Sow, under six months............ 20 15 10 8

2nd.
$ 50

50
50

Ist.

Ss.

5th.

$ 8

A aS Co oo ie)

3rd.
$ 40

2nd.

$ 60

15
15
15

30
30
20

4th.
$ 30

30
30

3rd.

$ 40

10
10
10

20
20
10

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CHAMPION BOARS AND SOWS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Section.
iM BoaLr One: Year .OlGtOLIOVET 1. 5)siicis sie eid ere tdecmemencioneter ete neton an ke
Oa RCSCEVe BOAT ONG Ya OG OVICL A chen stencils) clewel sshetelelonctarel dell doleinatelote
tas Boar, understwelve.Mmonthss. 2 4 yas « cisiciet eke toe aehereonerratenerion ite
4) Reserve Boar, under twelve’ months. .sccciice cee cee cere
15a SOW, ONC SY CAT: Old! (OL ONE) cert isc susie cteusicharsloteniod: oats eo stetenet aaceetsnecucioteds
Ge ReSeCEVe (SOW, ONC VCar OF (OVEN: o.on sme aoe aices oe) chekehodornenenotete tekeseyieteds
ie Sow, Under -twelvie MOnUNS Sere ic <mroterse sy cher ater seers oekereleitoneickoretomenelione
Ss Reserve: Sow, Under twelve: months so ccicce se cst iene reece cia eer

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

OW BOAT PANY ALOE sc rs wuss esate soo oe hans lal os etie layrelre coreconchoneseiensietevey ket ons, ererreneuenenrs
) OE REVOSCL VC, BOAT ANY 1AS Civaic «cise wie, view ois re, eevee stioleeusia ee lelncie to icusiel cueeone
FTE SOW.) BILY DLC earercisiiels: shecsya Sine e belts clea atel’s olawehenemey custate mesh oneietcionsrersienet shots
DIM RGSCIV.G (SOWs AMY: BLS wa cins cis eccvetoie leis eis co re'e oleusve ay ores leusieretersconererel crore

GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age,

24.

25.
26.

27.

OL Of ONC SITCs a. ca elec dee eee $740) $35 930735) 25 $520

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW.

Four Animals of either sex, any age,

produce of one SOW. «2.56.85 0.0 30 25 20 15 12
HERDS.
Boar and Three Sows, over one year
OlLdG. Sa.5 seveceselatarsys teiahas eon e euchone eoetece 50 40 30 25 20
Boar and Three Sows, under one
VGAT. aie. ois coyacenci oratevaite tie wctanlenevevepehans Ghee 40 35 30 25 20

HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Exhibitor....

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

Best showing of Essex Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Essex Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by one: Wxhibitor’,: ....j sven sileciekere aveleletsielerscenciorcne

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Diploma

50
Diploma
40
Diploma

65
Diploma
65

Diploma

HC C

HC Cc

HC
HC
$100

Diploma

Diploma

FAT HOGS—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd.
30. Barrow, one year old and under two.............ccccccccces $15 $12 $ 10
31. Barrow, six and under twelve months...................... 1 12 10
PoE PCO W. PUNGEr SLX ‘MOULDS: (2 scc.c'. sox ce ae o.o's oor aie oe wee etre cece 12 10 8
33. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two........ 3 25 18
3 PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months........ 3 25 18
35. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months.................... 20 15 12
CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

30, LBFEVETROO\S aMEEN ah A eg 25
Pipe Db nTeO Barrows; ANY ALO. co. occ kc cic c cs ce ce ve eceicesccees 45

FAT HOGS—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

ae ee barrow, One) year old and under two0:.. «0.2 .ec.s0..ccee ees 15 12 10
39. Barrow, six and under twelve months...................... 15 12 10
AO MB EanLOWs UNG Ol SIX: MONCHS 2. 5,5 sores ciaiciee a s.c 6,2 dass ele oic'e rg eevee 12 10 8
41. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two.......... 3 25 18
42. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months......... 36 25 18
43. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months...................-. 20 15 12

CHAMPIONS (Grades).

(Competition limited te First-Prize Animals.)

eee mE SEU TST CNV SUR ER TU PER EC ote os oe ns ciley oslo oinifay sola’ ei/ore: 0) si breue eco wwisheiieig elaiie enh, SeLiemanesonereve 25
ADO RHC Barrows pally? ALOncclc cise so < 01016 «1% oe cies s0) wie pieces era aisles 45

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR ESSEX SWINE.

The American Essex Association offers the following special prizes for Essex
Swine exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904; the prizes to follow the official
awards of the World’s Fair and the winners to be recorded in the American Essex
Record:

GRIMES OAT BANU AS Chesiayercie cosine cveinicroie aici cibievove alas (si.0) stele s) afotaie ol eteteicls) se sve $ 15
isecje Slo, Gi ADEs oybn06 6 coop coo CEO OdOCU OOo bor ososaOUpocaddDe 15

For further information address F. M. Srout, Secretary of the American
Essex Association, McLean, IIl.

Class LIX.—LARGE YORKSHIRE.

Section. Ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Boar, two years old or over....... $35) S300 2b So lS) PSel'b HC Cc
Boar, eighteen and under twenty-
FOUL MONCHS). oi. cso stsia ale eters rsiereusieiel c 35 30 25 18 15 HC C
3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen
MONCH tela ce ssa ste mela clays serotoronens 35 30 25 18 15 HC C
4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 25 20 18 15 12 HC Cc
5. Boar, under six months... -:. 22.5. 25 20 18 15 12 HC C
6. Sow, two years old or over........ 35 30 25 18 15 HC C
7. Sow, eighteen and under twenty-
TOULAMONTHS ara ci etstowenete anemic 35 30 25 18 a 15) HC C
8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen
MONUNS “Aisic ars Aotheeare eedeso sirens 35 30 25 18 15 HC C
9. Sow, six and under twelve months.. 25 20 18 15 12 HC Cc
Owe SOW, Under Six: MONtHS......ci-is< ser. 25 20 18 15 12 HC Cc

CHAMPION BOARS AND SOWS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

himeeboar- one-year Old OrsOVens...cd-s sic soiree etleen oon eo eee $ 65
He RESCLVC Boar One: ¥Caly OF OVE sre sierece oo aol sarod neve MUA SICaS eileh oie tere chet Diploma
See OAL, UNG Cr TWEl]VEsMOMUIS er. cc1a: sire os ieienckorere creyoucl crete nie ei ieuetote uel 45
4 Reserve: Boar; under twelve: MOmth sng ss scien cece one ala evereronsiaete Diploma
es SOW SONS WV CAaT. OlG VOR IONED sic acc.ierele cistoeee lake iene lacie oreo a ental teste 65
NOME ESCT.VEL SOW, ONCHY.CATAOL JOVEL scare cs elekers1oe) cle one eratetetoho stare erekehe eels Diploma
ieee SOW, under “twelve ‘MOnthSicscccsee ce coe oleic iota Le oe eee 45
ISeeServe Sow, under twelve Months sii. = aeuaeus cnsiera « sesue-cioveree Sei ielens Diploma

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

OM ES ORT. ANY VEC oe) oars lara Sidhe ay 4100s tous ton onaas Oise tase oneiolleteuie's: atest oeyel eosheveuarestene 100
ZOSeROSCrVeO: BOaL, ANY ALC aid oe Sg ovscsteweisner sles aio et ebonevenere eure’ oneianeievemeyel dewekelore Diploma
EEE SOW ADV ALC s cc. «cis reese are Wie whee rore Aaya lel dei are lonmaie @ Glahehat oausuete Toueter cwshiers 100
We sICSCFVe SOW; ANY: ‘ALO. sis sis srovsiae e cvdis. ev aieveeels ever epauelal ices cstelavelanoreretors Diploma

GET OF ONE SIRE.

bo
co

Four Animals of either sex, any age,
EG Ol ONE Sine .jascce eee eee 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW.

24. Four Animals of either sex, any age,

produce of one Sow.............. 35 30 25 20 11% HC Cc
HERDS.
25. Boar and Three Sows, over one year
Ol Dade Sestiass Sens os iS cue ee Rao ee eee 60 50 40 30 25 HC
26. Boar and Three Sows, under one
VGA avis’ sis tases ita tecsig-re coxareteletetapeceyeucueslere 50 40 30 25 20 HC

HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Section.

21.

28.

29.

30.
31.
32.

33.
34.
35.

36.
37.

44,
45.

Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Exhibitor....

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

Best showing of Large Yorkshire Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclus-
ive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Large Yorkshire Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclus-
ive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
BMimMmaid OWHed DY, ONE HXNIDITOMs 5 oe .c cise wns oe dow da viese ee

FAT HOGS—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.

1st
BALLOw,ONeCs) Cal Old And UNGEr CWO.s cc daaes ess ce ween cs ea ee $ 20
Barrow, six and under twelve months....................6. 20
PUNE We NO ORs SIX SIMONUNS 5's o15 cisrcce «slo a S008 vse 6 w.0% cveleie 0. ofe 15
PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two.......... 35
PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months.......... 3
PHN: bhree Barrows, under: six months....0....2..66..0.600 25
CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
SEU RET CR UU er eM EA aa eX peach at orion ahah ue) stern ate: c: 3:3 carei'e, enai'e @rallel si6, vie sencvajerwvorele a ieie
EP Ne A TCCR ALLOWS TATIV TALC olor couse << feo) s0e08 sree. s15,0 Gepael evele Wiehe, subye ive ope
FAT HOGS—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.
Barrow, One year Old and UNdeCr CWO... ae oc 5 cle oe eos ce we 20
Barrow, sixsand under twelve months). <5... 620 eves wclene ce oe 20
BArrOWemUNGEE (SES MONMUNS).5 <icjcerois.« clcyets «sie sje sisic s+ srsis.e ayes oie 15
PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two.......... 5
PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months......... 35
PHN bkbree Barrows, under Six MONTHS. 7... ...0.0.. 606-5. 25

CHAMPIONS (Grades).

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

ROTO, FLOR? CEE WE GUE ARG COIR GOIEE COO Gen nr ric
EEN RHTeOrDbALTOWASs ANY ALO is. cc. sete ce ses cece eace twee amore

SPECIAL PRIZE FOR LARGE YORKSHIRES.

$125
Diploma
Diploma
2nd. 3rd.
S 15> $2
15 12
12 10
3 25
¥ 25
20 18
30

65

15 12;
15 12
12 10
30 25
30 25
20 18
30

65

The American Yorkshire Club offers a Silver Cup, value $75.00, for the best

Herd of Large Yorkshires, consisting of a Boar and three Sows under one year

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of age, exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the prize to follow the official
award of the World’s Fair.

For further information address Harry G. Krum, Secretary of The American
Yorkshire Club, White Bear, Minn.

Class LXX.—TAMWORTH.

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Boar, two years old or over........ $25) *$ 20) $) 1599S) 10 Ses HC Cc
2. Boar, eighteen and under twenty-

TOUTAINONENS peices eee 25 20 15 10 8 HC Cc
3. Boar, twelve and under eighteen

INONEN'S |: yelcetoaiegsrsieners eres sucvatokereloneiers 25 20 15 10 8 HC Cc
4. Boar, six and under twelve months. 20 15 10 8 6 HC Cc
BOAT IN Ger Sixa MOntMS erect een 20 15 10 8 6 HC Cc
6. Sow, two years old or over......... 25 20 15 10 8 HG C
7. Sow, eighteen and under’ twenty-

POUL IMIONENS osciretesiteciee ie ccs crekenel ers 25 20 lls) 10 8 HC Cc
8. Sow, twelve and under eighteen

TNONMUNS ie eee chore eet hereiersisrs canepa ene 25 20 15 10 8 HC C
9. Sow, six and under twelve months. 20 15 10 8 6 HC Cc
10. Sow, under six months............ 20 15 10 8 6 HC (

CHAMPION BOARS AND SOWS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

ilmeBOaT: ONE WeCAaT. OLULOM OVET a cies refes erersiele\alioleiesteveler ter elaroterTonaretele onons $ 50
Ow RESCrVe bOar; ONE: VAT Os OViCTiyaiayesed suede) oe) lojeyer sete eistelslshellele telletetsheeuone Diploma
ise BOAT. UNGeL WEWel Ve sMOMENS Fe sicteje re a soiei oes oe esses iol eileusitelele/ oueeheve(eheleicits 40
14. Reserve Boar, under twelve months........ 5.005220 seescecscns Diploma
hee SOW: ONC. V.eCaTr Old (OL IO VED seertearsiere siere:o\eileiei siecle eeyaleiess ia tere lek nerenaneNetene 50
GiMRLeCSeCLVG: SOW, ONE :YECaly OPIOVELS..cicre oieiee skiers 5: @ ene ale) -larelachelelone|eejehe Diploma
life WOOW. “UNGer stWelVe MMONENS SA. y-yete cio a'ele = elanencyeterers oy eiene stebevereretegete nets 40
18 sReserve Sow, under twelve MONUNS es ic;euci< fers asctoreenciclsis) sie cisls\clerrere Diploma

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

MOR @ BOATS. ANY: BE Ci 6.5.5.6: dic.c: onsre ei cveicre atete oletatale ere arte epenetokctoreaenedere tens -aepeienerer 65
20 ee IROSCLV.G BOAT) ANY BSS s cis. aerciecsoeiseseusrove ie ieue'e lolsionehasenonouedsveyes -tepeleneneRover ete Diploma
Di SOWs, ANY AL C..aves Bevis. sce sic tacreuavous cue teeie a ie elev tet eletoteusto cdovexchelersterenerets 65
PO MRGSCEVE SOW, ANY. BLO ere coo uct ore eter alsl iesote siecle aol onevercheetctere crater ehsterene Diploma

GET OF ONE SIRE.

23. Four Animals of either sex, any age,
Pet of one Sire’, . 5.5.1 Mewes, cena 40 35 30 25 20 HC Cc

PRODUCE OF ONE SOW.

24. Four Animals of either sex, any age,
produce of one Sow.............. 30 25 20 1% 12 HC Cc

HERDS.

Section. Ist. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.

25. Boar and Three Sows, over one year
CUM Marea cle cieietctis ce Sc eke bee $50 $40 $30 $ 25 $ 20

26. Boar and Three Sows, under one
CES a Neyata fare Soe a ctalsuseeisieicie e162, 6'e 40 35 30 25 20

HERD, BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
27. Boar and Three Sows, one year old or over, bred by Exhibitor....
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

28. Best showing of Tamworth Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

29. Best showing of Tamworth Swine in Sections 1 to 10 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
AMMA LOWNEG DY: ONS XNTDICOL. ¢ << .gc0 cess ce uece pose cece ot

FAT HOGS—FROM RECORDED SIRES AND DAMS.
1st.

BUS barrow, One year Old and Under stWO...- cs sci ccw ccc ass e0 cs $ 15

Pe Arrow. Six ang: under tWelVe MONtHS...acec. ccc ccecnc ccm s 15

EP ESULLO Wome LUTECLO Tee SUN SIN ON UIS 5 a 2/5 70: 0! cl or oe: a) cree. aceri sis elvis cjevs © 018 8 sues 12

33. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two........ 30

34. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months........ 30

ab. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months..............+---:- 20

CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
fa, EERO Git “IR GISEA Beis ine coc SRAO OE ce VO BDIGOCIDIS COD OC OC acta DO OI
Bie EN Eres CBALLO WS, AlV) AEC oi er, cic ino /« metal, c/o) oe elwiel s\s\le)e\e10\e\s/a =
FAT HOGS—GRADES, BY RECORDED SIRES.

38. Barrow, one year old and under two...........2.-eeeeeeeees alts:

39. Barrow, six and under twelve months...............-+...6- 15

RP ALLCOW saHNCOL SER NOMEN ci2/e) crere ciel cle els! «15/01 0-1/0) 6) «1 > = eile! s/eleieiele\/oi10" 12

41. PEN, Three Barrows, one year old and under two.......... 30

42. PEN, Three Barrows, six and under twelve months......... 30

43. PEN, Three Barrows, under six months.............+.+-.-- 20

CHAMPIONS (Grades).
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
Eee SEMEN UU SRT A CLOG sar cc cvaiie! circ.c1e olcis olp,0is os) ciw ee viele sleie ouvie « s\eisisivi ase = iss
45.

REINS ERAT CCUBATTOWS1AIYy (ALO s cise cise cle cl vlnle cre setsiole)s alelelainiole «/eieuerei atm

6th. 7th.
HC
HC Cc
$100
Diploma
Diploma
2nd. 3rd.
$12) Seo
12 10
10 8
25 18
25 18
als 12
25
45
12 10
12 10
10 8
25 18
25 18
15 12
25
45

Class LXXI.—CHESHIRE.

Section. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.

1h

Sol

Herd of Cheshire Swine, not less than five head,
consisting of Boar and Four Sows, any age....$150 $100 $75 §$ 50 §$ 25

Class LXXI-E..—GRAND CHAMPION PURE-BRED BARROWS, BY AGES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Barrow, all breeds, twelve and under eighteen months old........ Diploma
Barrow, all breeds, six and under twelve months................. Diploma
Barrow, all’ breeds; Under (Six MONTHS ooo ieyot over tenccolelinveleterteebaeleleletat cue Diploma

FAT BARROW GRAND CHAMPION OVER ALL.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class LXXI-E.)

Barrow, all breeds ‘and ASS: 5 Fs sc siege «ua a layeder eferetehe <ahere vee tote eletelece $100

Class LXXI-F.—GRAND CHAMPION GRADE BARROWS, BY AGES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Barrow, Grades of all breeds, twelve and under eighteen months

C16 ee PA ree aoe, NE Ee I Bae o aidire oe 6 ela Obi Diploma
Barrow, Grades of all breeds, six and under twelve months........ Diploma
Barrow, Grades of all breeds, under six months.................. Diploma

FAT BARROW GRAND CHAMPION OVER ALL.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class LXXI-F.)

Barrow; all ‘erades: and vasese acters crevses sisie sissies ele dabete iotsueus releleteue sae $100

Class LXXII.—VICTORIA.

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th.
Herd of Victoria Swine, not less than five head,
consisting of Boar and Four Sows, any age....$150 $100 $75 $50 $ 25

Class LXXII-A.——SMALL YORKSHIRE OR SUFFOLK.

Herd of Small Yorkshire or Suffolk Swine, not less
than five head, consisting of Boar and Four
SOWS) (ANY ALC. . |: occas, cuss c. otemrts ah MCR Oe 150 100 td 50 25

Class LXXII-B.—HAMPSHIRE,

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
1. Herd of Hampshire Swine, not less than five head,
consisting of Boar and Four Sows, any age....$150 $100 $75 $50 $ 25

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR HAMPSHIRE SWINE.

The American Hampshire Swine Record Association offers to members the
following special prizes to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the
prizes to follow the awards in the regular class, by the official judge, viz.:

Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.

Swine not less than five head, consisting of Boar and
A OUEM SONS sy AIL) (BOs eeycfa six im puplic sya de peiers ee o 0.0 $30 $25 $20 $15 §$ 10

For further information address E. C. Stone, Secretary of The American Hamp-
shire Swine Record Association, Armstrong, III.

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DIVISION E.—POULTRY, PIGEONS AND
PET STOCK.

T. E. ORR, Superintendent.

Entries of poultry, pigeons and pet stock must be filed with the Chief of the
Department of Live Stock on the prescribed form on or before September 10, 1904.
An exhibitor of poultry, pigeons or pet stock will be permitted to enter and pre-
sent for award not to exceed four entries in any single competition.

The Exposition grounds will be open for the reception of poultry, pigeons and
pet stock on Friday, October 21, 1904; the exhibition will begin Monday, October
24, and close Saturday, November 5, 1904.

A committee of the American Poultry Association has contracted with the
Exposition to receive, coop, feed, water, exhibit and return in the best manner
at the close of the exhibition all poultry, pigeons and pet stock exhibited at the
World’s Fair, at the very moderate expense to exhibitors of one dollar for each
single fowl or specimen of pet stock, two dollars for each breeding pen, and
fifty cents for each pigeon.

Poultry, pigeons and pet stock must be consigned in care of the committee
of the American Poultry Association, World’s Fair, St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A., who
have given bond to guarantee all exhibits proper care, feed, supervision and
exhibition, and the Exposition authorities are not to receive, feed, care for or
assume any responsibility in connection therewith. No entry fees will be
charged for exhibits.

Standard-size coops suitable for fowls, turkeys, geese, ducks, pigeons and
pet stock respectively, will be provided by the committee of the American Poultry
Association, on the Exposition grounds, in sufficient numbers to meet all require-
ments, and the rental therefor must accompany the entry application on the
form prescribed by the Exposition. All poultry, pigeons and pet stock must be
exhibited in these coops. (See announcement following, by committee of Amer-
ican Poultry Association.)

On the basis of the total number and the value to the industry the varie-
ties of poultry, etc., except as noted, have been divided into three classes and
prizes will be given thereon as follows:

Group “A”, Cock, Hen, Cockerel and Pullet; To each, seven prizes, viz.: A
first-prize of $10; a second of $6; a third of $4; fourth, a certificate of High Com-
mendation; fifth, Commendation; sixth, Second Commendation; and seventh,
Third Commendation. Breeding Pen; To each, seven prizes, viz.: <A first prize
of $10; a second of $6; a third of $4; fourth, a certificate of High Commendation;
fifth, Commendation; sixth, Second Commendation; and seventh, Third Com:
mendation.

Group “B”, Cock, Hen, Cockerel and Pullet; To each, seven prizes, viz.: A
first prize of $7; a second of $5; a third of $3; fourth, a certificate of High Com-
mendation; fifth, Commendation; sixth, Second Commendation; and seventh,
Third Commendation. Breeding Pen; To each, seven prizes, viz.: A first prize
of $7; a second of $5; a third of $3; fourth, a certificate of High Commendation;
eae ea ee sixth, Second Commendation; and seventh, Third Com-
mendation.

Group “C”, Cock, Hen, Cockerel and Pullet; To each, seven prizes, viz.: A first-
prize of $6; a second of $4; a third of $2; fourth, a certificate of High Com-
mendation; fifth, Commendation; sixth, Second Commendation; and seventh,
Third Commendation. Breeding Pen; To each, seven prizes, viz.: A first prize

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of $6; a second of $4; a third of $2; fourth, a certificate of High Commendation;
fifth, Commendation; sixth, Second Commendation, and seventh, Third Com-
mendation.

For Caponized Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks and Geese; seven prizes will be given
to each section, as follows: A first-prize of $10; a second of $6; a third of $4;
fourth, a certificate of High Commendation; fifth, Commendation; sixth, Second
Commendation; and seventh, Third Commendation.

In Sections for Turkeys and Pea Fowls, Class “A” and “B” prizes will be
given as noted for Cock and Hen, hatched prior to 1904, and Cock and Hen,
hatched in 1904.

In section for Ducks, Class “A” and “B” prizes will be given as noted for
Drake and Duck, hatched prior to 1904, and Drake and Duck, hatched in 1904.

For the Geese and Swans, Group “A”, “B” and “C” prizes will be given as
noted, for male and female hatched prior to 1904, and male and female hatched
in 1904.

All entries are to be shown singly or in breeding pens. A breeding pen will
consist of one male and four females. Birds entered in single classes cannot
compete in the breeding pens.

Labels and leg bands will be sent on receipt of application for entry of
poultry.. The reverse of each label must show the senders name and address
legibly written thereon, and the name of the Express Company for return delivery.
Express charges must in all cases be prepaid. All exhibits of poultry must be
banded. The intending exhibitor must put the Louisiana Purchase Exposition leg
bands on his poultry before making shipment. These bands must be sealed by
exhibitors who have sealers, or they will be sealed by the Committee immediately
upon the arrival of the exhibits at the Exposition grounds. No charge wlll be
made for leg bands and only bands for poultry furnished by the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition will be recognized.

No names, marks or decorations will be allowed on the coops until after prizes
have been awarded.

Unworthy or unhealthy specimens will be excluded from competition and from
show.

At the close of the exhibition in Division E exhibits are to be promptly re-
moved from the Exposition grounds.

_All poultry, pigeons and pet stock will be judged and awards made by com-
parison.

The rules of the Department of Live Stock of the Exposition published in
this Prize-List will, wherever applicable, govern in this Division.

TO EXHIBITORS OF POULTRY AT THE UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1904.

The undersigned Committee of the American Poultry Association has com-
pleted arrangements with the Universal Exposition of 1904 whereby this Com-
mittee is to receive, coop, feed, care for, exhibit and return to their respective
owners upon the close of the Show, the poultry, pigeons and pet stock exhibited
at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, October 24, to November 5, 1904, inclusive.

The Committee has arranged for standard-size coops, of the proper size for
turkeys, geese, ducks, poultry, pigeons and pet stock, and will provide at the
Exposition grounds an ample supply to meet all requirements.

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The Committee will provide feed and water for all the poultry, pigeons and pet
stock on exhibition, their cleanliness, and the necessary utensils for the same, and
furnish all necessary help for the proper feed, care and exhibition of the poultry,
pigeons and pet stock and its shipment to and from the Exposition.

The Committee, for all the necessary accommodations other than the barns,
including coops, furniture and all services in connection with the shipment, feed,
care and exhibition of poultry, pigeons and pet stock specified above and such as
are usually provided for such exhibition, agree to accept from exhibitors in full
for first-class service and accommodations, one dollar for single exhibits, includ-
ing pet stock, two dollars for breeding pen and fifty cents for each pigeon.

The Committee will assume all responsibility to and for exhibitors in con-
nection with the exhibition of poultry, pigeons and pet stock at the World’s Fair,
but assumes no responsibility for the loss of exhibits in course of shipment or “by
disease, handling or accident while on exhibition.

In estimating the cost necessary for the receiving, cooping, feed, care, exhibi-
tion, return, and other expenses at the show this Committee have made a most
careful estimate based upon the number of probable entries. While it is not
thought the sum named will more than equal expenses, yet if any surplus should
result the amount will be employed for additional testimonial prizes to be
awarded to the exhibitors winning prizes at the show.

For further information concerning the foregoing, address Henry Steinmesch,
Chairman, World’s Fair Grounds, St. Louis, Mo.

(Signed) HENRY STEINMESCH, Chairman,
T. F. McGREW,

U. R. FISHEL,
Committee of the American Poultry Association.

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Class LXXIIIl—AMERICAN.

(See list of Special Prizes for Poultry published on following pages.)

(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.)

Section.

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PP LEAM ces TIMP UOOIEVITR CLOG» «cl s\oss teceiavs' aie eie.s ovsvelovsiece <dile sles clelelaeakils cee ohas
BME aE SU ES REA Nest te ete et oto 25, & 01.6.6 dla aye mar oie eh ow bE SeALE dios

‘Wyandottes, Black pee er aiet ites hele Sule Os Ck ee en ee
ARTIC GUO Soar EDL per Naps tetetcyer<lq. afin fdicticte.s avehSveis, c.siere, cheliovele’wie Cre Scie Aulstaos ur eee
SUMEU EL CRON ELE Riemer LOL CTN = oder st erra 0a o: oye aes elt) oie! ois icfers cialoin\ ww ccs one a adh love ierein’c esis
PICA COLO Semen AUIS ETE G2) aria de arts faal cr aha at cia: ors sorevs cfc. cYevevlel steve vo, butia’ b Scererals, be oleae
RR UPERTOLO) GEC Ey UV OUN on Croisier o. 6 si ct sirens ave a, ee los cal avelsia SSgte'e sre.al'ere; ac © euguanelanaeaiceg
WAMOORLOS se SUNVET EON CUOMS orc iicieicieieres fo di¢.c c'é'e sce.e oe olereis 6)iciee’e 0%,00) Hale
WSU CLO R MVV ELL ercvet cas chee clays) avtciain te sic eye cic cates eves) oi’ vei.’ cvciwieye 4%. ccalsveuetebe

Class LXXIV.—ASIATIC.
(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.)

EST IS ETAL ue AT aurea (oval sic te rc vepsiie/a%otceliare euele \elocate @ Wie, do's? bldg a3 Sede mele ciaeeode
ES AEEeRHEYESA Some OS TT Ceara Peticl cteacve evave eiievsliol ave a ao6°e e 'a/anuvdsa ini Byavslnce, Cid blo Misscistoeeae
MOGME EDINA SOMES LAC Keefer che fates orate eis ase ove ese) claveiercic sie o's ey eie evsiare a’: élareisieye/e,eeere MGs
Seve RETA PEST tera Togs cit sel cy ofetal elaiiajoe/< Sie: ore 'sisiow alco. cls: dy el eve. © svete. eeielevovesé: susie plete
MPIC HLM U TL Cie ie c= ero ee cticcvet S's, acy She terete, cfs: si0ta08 0 oie's sie ete wivisle ele clei ele ers
MUAVESILTTIY LY TUL GOarcrercneretats ios le csis oie ele orsie, oan Seceisisi ejevee si eiee d cis: eceie Sie: 0 Siplere on
PEAT a eaaa Se SLC Kea he taney rors tey oi cyencictels (ei vievalts Gels 6, © 21 a:d lei o.eye einieser ee sowie o\b.8 are
PUPAE LLIN VV CO Povarene arte rorcs shel cis) ci siekarer there el sve ol avelierdiercle © ete leilbiee aleve e's enc orale

Class LXXV.—ENGLISH.
(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.)
PCNA ET rm OLOL CC ty eccrec eee icieke tie ce te aero cha ie Srtr SA a ak ushers: austec caret
PENNS LTRS TV Tue rE Ys ctakct ot cere coer ithat cic ouei@i rel alin ore! a cubie ene oleteceib ee etenaveyetaieieie
MOMS ISRean TSS FRMMRUU ILL Crore ote roc cbevars fc. o usar revouci-s¥ avcieva fa. o) nileiereys 2 a/b idle aceie of elevate eeuecuavsavehs
MORITA DOTS AMES UN etc fe tayar sos totevar cPeta tenis t te ie isics cy rere a Yo aol c: skevel cle: oeiw er bver ais ier wvarel sieve
SCC MENG LED Sere R res ce tanas cay ya Toe ieTeEATaKere foie cus Lave elie Perel cveiaaetevayelela eaters o) ores oloicuars t
Class LXXVI.—FRENCH.
(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.)

CTREN FED Gf Ok ale tS CS ae a
PSCC ERIN SS tas ne esc ret cera Teese ota yhv. 3x Gy clorn-o Bia eels Shona: &. wid la Sarcial aloe deralow a watelelS

Class LXXVI-A.—BELGIAN.

(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.)
(SSIS) Shc Scie Sr rr rr rr ee ee

(A)
(A)
(B)
(A)
(A)
(B)
(A)
(B)

(B)
(A)
(B)
(A)
(C)

(C)
(A)
(C)

(A)
(A)

Class LXXVII.—HAMBURG.
(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.)

Section.

ie Hambures,. Blacks sac reves ccics tenosevoroioto avin toveteterevo sae ite rete re ero eee
2.2 Hambures; ‘Penciled, ‘Golden. iss: jaccce cee eee eee
oo, Hambures: Penciled: Silver’ sJsccco: ocmeet on etree coe eee
4e Hamburgs: spangled, Goldens... eee eee eee ee
5. Hambures, (Spancled, Silver ?s).5..ac.ases sree ociciee conor ee eee
Gee Hamburg; WIGS) 4.5. cic ie)-01sclewkerevel ofrderel vaio) svorcnaeteren teicher ioe or miake te memeeteerene

ee

90 I OT Go bo pt

Ee goes

Class LXXVIII.—MEDITERRANEAN.

(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.)

Meshorns; VBlACK. sesek oc ccscayoue euoxe: bha-eenele voles oeyeus Sse har area ener oeee renee Reneen
wezhorns: Rose; Combs White’ onc. = coccinea eee eee
MeZhorns) Silver WD Wweki wale airs «cs citsvensielercioio sichersie ocala eae ere
lezhorns; singlerCombsy Brows .nc cis cclerere eteucnctoie ereietccieiterei eerie
Yh, Eechorms RoOseiComb Brows w.acteiee cicere cicioeia erence cio eee
Lezhorns; single) Comb; (Bult... «cos ac eto ceion el eo ceie eee
Leghorns, SinglesComb) SWhites eo. cic ce cic ete eee cakeuc ote Ooi ee rae
Minorcas: Single:Comb,iwhite: .ci. cc ieccietite co cee eee
Minoreas; Single ‘Comb; Black cs. cierrreneres se eisiel oleic erciciets «lola enero rater
Spanish, White Pace. Black. ci) Folic ciciesese orca 6 starerocvanerenerolece creche eee

Class LXXIX.—POLISH.

(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.)

Polish; Bearded Golden i ieicisc a arstete che. cewohe ershshare ears erect otoreemers ete eReere
Polish; Bearded Silvers feist oiccavorn eave lates eve gheviaie aleve avai auatetavelersieiereeterets
Polish, Bearded Waite soe irlscc.njecroress apse 8 sma cele slevavopsreret tare eierearere easier

Polish, Golden
Polish, Silver
Polish, White

eee ere eee eee eee reer reser reese ereee eee eee eeseeeereeeeeesee
eee eee eee eee eee ee eee eres err eee eee eeeeeeeeeeeseeseeeee

eee ere eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee ee eee eeeeeeee ee eeeeeeees

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(B)
(B)
(C)
(A)
(A)
(B)
(B)
(C)

Class LXXX.—BANTAMS OTHER THAN GAME.

(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.)
Section.

Group.
NES ARCHED ELON O plete tet cl fo lola lalote erie: < folie! oseya\ brn: ¢ fm i.e sa 6c lo (ny sieeve aseiein'e pte oon (B)
PNNGENI LEANN OG erences ore cis. Siecle cee lelcicis sd. 0s Gel dw Qk wide w disiareecaedesele (B)
PES Hie NOU ADANOCSO® c,c leer noses eee ois wie: in edie wow aie & cb cule ole doe cidhomioigte (A)
PE UMIUCNT ME NVIN CO ac oie) icici Si crn ic eal oye wy eid a. © wi aici) ein, winicialiw'sie © ewe eae op eee osunen (B)
Sp eo Merk EP ETASE ES a PO ST Keys 0 5s 5) 2) ousn' oan cCi.ohe! as in:'e's. oie nye wie, 018 6 a0 0 cuwia id eel ayele'g dassieie (B)
Rap RTIPRITE TALS MEET XIN re. olor ahi ony oa 's e Sis,,c 1s eVer(olovw re so cesestvel a #veidueve larelore's »/e-ofere ainreen Ore (A)
MRED PULTE SS ES LEC Ha tates 5 ya yene, cts isle 6 (6 0) e\'vseie,cleie e-evere e e1ele @idie,e.cie bie dplelne sve/cretetere« (A)
PUM ORCLEN TICS MM ERED ET haya. c faye tatakais (a e's c's 10/6 1G: 01 e. a, aliaha ei si'ale iaieiel diss) o/eos ee yeleus were os (A)
SONOS D SEIT FS SMe ELOY NT COM foie rete ois oot seiie 0) sie ola oicis'e core c aie aun eset eusisiaieiess e.0/erevenoitvere (A)
SPUMMUR TEST TRE MRRU ALT LUG ators nee rere chet cyaxererciere c:e.cicic.eseieunie ovsdels wiole sisre susiecalelevelereuciecetovenieue (A)
REACTS om SUT SPL CUE 2 ie. clelsicle, te.4 0.2 foe laire ©, 4-46 lble 0.0 0,6 0. 818 bleed olaibun ole el eveue eaccuels (C)
PE LIS tmVV ITO. ©NEStCH: WiItG< <c:c.6'ccic)e1g o/s ore, o's carole 0-0 siesieis crews ole olecmatee (C)
12%.White Crested White Bearded..... BP FeretN ci cletons: cichcronenaichereie creteecretevetebeh aneretena (C)
PRR TCLC RTI VES ELC Kir 2 eral eta, ot srele is oss 6 sie cit steleeoyeis 90/0 6.6.8 sania ele siereceyeleeeie ee alalevealere (A)
PRD CELTIAMAVWENLUG.© crc: re aperereiaic) iolsvareierere cicloyer'e elie als /0: Sielereie ve 06 slaps evevaveieee © shejoletolon (C)
LTS Fite GOL COM eats core cycveheral cretetancleiateloucsahejeiel sie o' si s:ciey's0 sins) 'efelehaftelos svelsyeteeifeqe (A)
LE Stee Si aS Ae one eed COO DG Ocoee RCo ence ae EI EEa EC (A)
Class LXXXI.—GAMES.

(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.)
Lig. LERRGLSSTIP Ga GT ee te arene rae (C)
PEE AC Ke Ereasted REd) Gamers <itew sieic/o sie 6 ae 09 ote: aye5s od 3 vie miele cerseeree wl adie (A)
Samm ES PRUE al Coy SU TNL ete cre cacy an carotene ah ata) ctatsl oyisi.as ke fayiel 6,045) ','«) 5, 3a cei bce! were; 8\Gs:0 ota se; Se Oieveriel ae Ble (C)
EESTI UTI ECC Cy GAIT 2 concise creyar chet eis ete liaj ais: eye. as 2isicy nite led Scale voce rae sree a eve st alereicieeiees (A)
Pe NICHK Wan en GAME, '\GOLGEIN 3 cic ce.c renee are lelsle s 0 a0e tre18) s10.0:eere.e LS we, ere"shoialeners (A)
RUC RWIS AG AMOS. ULV OT) ore hist cio) ol ois.o. seer ailehe ore! a. sib elle (9 ele ciafelerevo a, alsrehereie (A)
ERATED UL Orme hone sara Siete chersie eich aie eaters) ove eisesre'sis ve laren. slocaiie ersataie sha ehelossue oe (A)
SM USED. UL EVIE Cx SL TETO) Sveti 1 ok el ais ereler eae eis) sisi sy aise) o.ce 5) 6.0/8) Si nits ol evorer Sup She uid'a aie yeneiecaePerenetoee (B)

Class LXXXII.—GAME BANTAMS.

(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.)
WMEES ENG LOT mayetetor aici crneve. 01s ere eave) oR s! old slic se. .era.d bo) e Svereveiare ac8,8 shaserele are ate loite Merete » (C)
2} TEENS, | ot ok AA Sen Ree ani ne yn A ee a (C)
BETH Kae SEAS LOGE ECOG <tc.cietevoicue cteycie tic. cicisie fe eucietel ave ei aicis e elo*eie/o b/c aldiersloteke) sie e (A)
PREC RV LT Pe COLGOMS 15 05 tetvorctarvoval iehen sh ote siete’ sa lousvorete evs ® sveikile el eieispslaveleee.srelefe (A)
FAPUNIIG RaWaATT Pe STUVICT! 2.5) 055) ojcinic oi/one eve nile 01/0366 vere sauce, s-e)/els) ou, 61 0:6 fa ai'ei si8be; si'snene se \e, eve)etarele (A)
RpPECS CME YO sy rei c. ©) sue) a) oioicc es ctaue ro leg ae al eioyslieve Gyarele, oe She, o)e custo coleleipraelle evereyelelatere eters (A)
PP LU TLC ert Pe cleo el cfs Sic vove ehctatorcioke ce ial nb alclo le wie: cuolieseya Sisieueiai tie wicie arate leer w ofertas (C)
Ree SEC a UCCGP eres rassicival’s) satel shave sels shePe cio, cicin eierexes\icna) 4, 5) 4 elit aie. el oe) a ee, dele. ew. dre vistas (C)

Class LXXXIII.—ORIENTAL GAMES AND GAME BANTAMS.

(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.) °
CLLR eG Serta e@OLMISi ee ois sve ais 5s ciele sole craic ce ei e.e wie'eyeelelelelereieyele atcle 6 axesa (A)
RE CUTTIOSS mPLTTEL ESET MVE TLE ites. cc crclcic « /ore's.0ye/6,0 oe 2) sielp/s.0: 0 clcilevesna ces © islelave in eieraye (B)
PeVidiivebantams, black Breasted Reds... ccc cscsc ccs seis owe es ovine (C)
NOVECU LUA Ch DPOAStOGs FLCC). oic.ctaic ccaiere «nis = averelele tisvevsiere, wleis elie eiels\eielaerets (C)

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Class LXXXIV.—MISCELLANEOUS FOWLS.

(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.)

Section. Group.
MPA ANT IZ ZIG) sro syste ev are ites ot orev orto ele te eB fe braveheart oral er ceo ReronoIeerorc Tone wena None ee (C)
Oe WUSTTIST OS aioe cove .k apalians, ake ecepaiaie ant laveveie-a (aie ae Sie arene Gate ot eo one aE ae eee (C)
SEI) t-te nr er ee eer WORE Ape ee ne yl Mo ere Kegs minbicid 6H & (C)
Av Sumatras;. BlACK . sibs ec eisid srs, hevale ats Shoe Calan ee eases Ee ent oie ye tanec (C)

Class LXXXV.—TURKEYS.

(Cock and Hen hatched prior to 1904; Cock and Hen hatched in 1904.)

1020) 51500) aoe een ene ene eae int ae aA Wren ee Nat Pie TOMY Ola. Siowto Ools oie e (B)
MU PBTONZO™ ce sieis css). atsieavorararecevenove sor ekerel et Wa ckonea levers aroievehe ehotetens otehs (eke tolee cok teeta nara (A)
SPP INATTALANSCUG. imscicciieis iso che ie hipisreansie lo euavels ce tehetelesellonontisuehe okeiein ake lok shots Greil keleks (B)
Hh ESTE ee aie eae pC ine ie ee eRe A IE NTN Cine of ounERC Ori Soo C0 (B)
Bene ites VETO. Sic crsicr srovsiat os shel ono ovevekee oid e.ceuatevenaiewartelteloke tercntell etch ie cha kel aia temenetemets (A)
(Oye! cd 51) dene eerie a Ne he teers Mem rite Pri SON OG cos OHNO tiD 6 co 6 ar (C)

Class LXXXVI.—DUCKS.
(Drake and Duck hatched prior to 1904; Drake and Duck hatched in 1904.)

AV ICS DULY: valor Merers toreue stores eisieie cade are voile ons roleiclanaletefenstetercrot omits shee ke an ere (A)
7S h OF AE Ep ees hen A a aE r Mr een rm G I Trae Tao SO OE Ge 6 (A)
Ses laCk Was Dm Giamh’ sc yac.sts ieleve oi areterereveuee ecese ce ovole eqenet ove seven ck oi orer ene R aoe rons (B)
A AV CMM fs auiecoy ora: a ccoen ore cievenehas tel enn: ooshetaiel suspe oeverebeie ehatehebel seve otoneicke tere e mieterenete (A)
BEWiNT Le ce Cad oc orsiccsse eceok eee eiece suecuev ap ohott nee vere veretollese aceioveberele catered tecetencneten teres (A)
Gor eli AT AI RUM OT eis o.a)'s) s}-oi'e, sca stie, a veeyeion aileron a eiceuere vob eite eho: er oltey'es ete chauananeuoneuete tatey sRausetete (A)
eameNTUS CONY, (COLGTOG cre ctaves caer ciecersterebcuazensuohols chev siiscesioielislonepstel otisie ore raNer neta aehs alten (B)
See IVITISCOV Yeo WIRIEGIs, 2 5 crore svelte ai o2ere tor eteous cite: cre inues ot, Sueceueiionsie oto cuekemobeuePen col one konenene torent (B)
POE OLIN a a yus'o:ce 6 sore ohare io os pouerele obra renalans oiler ec ohoney eh Fusions: uci SHUT oy CLT On ona Leen Rane I eRe (A)
LO PRROU CI 5 sR wics are Seal ceca ye loner eters ove leevelewobesonelecscs tesa edsLanel eae iouetate ocopcben che) rove nthe: re aeae (A)
NUR SW OCISE: cc eveieid sustcduc sls erat oceve lorete Grae co cancdetcWere ie agevoneet cnenereftsl ofehagere ie fevonew ale i iene omen (A)
em WITS? Crested cis. cie cic. Slevs rere cqiacewiaualacs arena elsre sree ataveie whe roteusksuototclouche tei ilepepetenenems (B)
SES COLSTON: thciegess shiavescceso ote wha atone nated a ctlohe Coney aHO aoe ane Grain ae oy ea ORL Ore OCC eee (A)

Class LXXXVII.—GEESE.

(Gander and Goose hatched prior to 1904; Gander and Goose hatched in 1904.)

fee POAT GAN: \.oeslsiei'e. a Swit tls, fa0% 5 10) O15, alee Sorelte torrets louie ta eo jaa teteve late Teper oe oene ROT CORRE (C)
DA GHINESE:. REO Ws sss.6.2-%, ose a sais toe aust ctv es le¥srons toners artonel spate tote Die eres (A)
Se MCHINESEs “Witte. 2 5.5 5.5.5 des acces ete Soktce ote nal guess eyonsy Meets arene ee ner CoRR (A)
Aerio ys ptl enn sh, cise aie ¢ BR «acre cc bse wrote a one Ee oT ree tee (C)
MIMD ONT 5 s4e 0 i See apele eae reieisvsin akece evek eves sea Sueketeyeue Ox oueuel en isueteceWersite rehearse ieeeve tote ueeene (A)
Gm TOULOUSE) Jen. oi bisieis. eee we ete aiciie: Ble tobe eilenae eauap a harea her earelekedel aceneton shone cree acieme ner iene (A)
We, Wild Geese, Domesticated sc,- 215 dd eiieidc ois wr ecciocis cr ebenoaie utorrent rece (A)

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Class LXXXVIII.—NON-STANDARD VARIETIES.
(Cock, Hen, Cockerel, Pullet, Breeding Pen.)

REPEL ELC UML EINES AV VULLUL OD a ia: th <\ 5) aeai'e, nyelsie usin dia, 6 dieoldiamva eik;eie a seitvere.¥sis aver elshe eiotare rd
BMINOATO WIS tOOUHRECLURAT: WWILG..:.< a0 aie wise avayclp « elec 6 sie sdieciae<cduccseen
ese CAME Peuet tetas ro fe IE e he wet S foci ggiBi clsiavs 63 o/p'id.e and eGidleo.e 8 ensceelcockscsaeen
SSWMEMIERTMBES LEN Ketcue Ver staal oe telny oor ois (ato eysiel os oie a ajc oi k ayate s o.atie lah ei tin mnie eva aise ce
SUSPET., VUES “SAGs Ae 5S Ge Oe eS SOI Ae Ene rere alin Jo).
ReRRPMA TEE FELEL TINNY ERIC OULE Sete a wile eiaie is viel ele ere ol dine esau, de wlo.e claw Grecislelcee eases
Regederisiand REG. HROSC! COMD « ...iicc.6c cc crs ns e css wierses v.visles ose coces
RPmeb URIS TECH ES ATT GATE rer ct shai a eine oe w:.c/e ccs shel cco aust dieceio ie w.c/aceloreve © bbe oc olomie
MELE ERTS 3 ayy ree WV AIA UO ores hic ovale’ oie are: a). o:0r's;0 9.0 Yoreveye.s ave avare blebbleceielc/Drone
MER NSTA REVS! CEDTT oat 5 ato es LAG ere y tes ein teris eho) of eveve,e\e, clove: & 0) 2’ dono; <i aide yaveveines Ba Ula eeeee
MUR SSERE TACT COT) Sora Eas COMES ELL even cto acts) ein cavers (oret ea cia aie. cera +o. w Gracias enatelecs eae te
MOBEMES ERTS MOR LES eer H UN MILES Che ateatcue rorterlatins(ofleedicheh & lle 0) oo ‘c's (wi ial wea" dt oie) one (6hlernav Gases! vo were calc
RSC HIST SS om Cee ES ULL Ee ren oes otct st ol etch clic! exerciser otis “ai ar a¥ ver av‘o1asavlesercyet delet otal ana ioratatitees
SR UROL meee ee een cr aaa e rcrc ta) cr piiocsl oclcrcie aia io slaviatenataleiauciarelawe aootaus wh abate
POE SEATOLCNIO wel SHOTS eyayacc sim, shai s)< icsce! sieueits el s)si'si ieee. ssi ee eo eve'eivnctel:Diaie/e)e si ehere
Eseerooe el ymMowth ROCK Bata TS cc sic cis; ate «i rcye,crctwte lope (ovaiersi arb ieieies eisjelaleteise
EATERS EUITIOR crescent tency arct es araiereetes cvesahe e/aiekes aehai ave, oie ix levasla'ie -aialens a: Wee \eherecaustecae eoauevaee
SERS FST ATA ESeeetas cra atiots -chor ch acter nickel eco ksyel she eveiste wie ol'e’ wie syevajie @ 6iG%60 eevee miele atonal eiers
EPREHINID LO SR aac et teaces chaps ics cron okorc re) ofarsopsie oles! ss isi e.os6 lo, ee) ouas.10y oe o'er wie aye) rare
SUG IS) as 8 Bre facie Crs, COSC ICIO CRD Occ ERENT HER ICRC ER ene Ina ela aia
Sy RESTOR See rare favctc ire on cieiar chocvare cin, oieces cieh clogs: a's ow) ew.e eee lowe aveve/avelalicnatevehs
PATHOL ANY OMG OLS: eer ctotete tela are Bilal nie cneibhoie ei ovo e aie eo 0 iG) e\e a-arde tin e'G'e bMa echo els
ESCA TI LUC OI MINIT OVS tin cemere aie leo tore Scie laynivie Oi eis oes eleisieii’s «bee oe ceils mes
BORE MGOTN Da VECO VEIN OLGCAS cre. crelcic arec les co isl ieee aos sire) @) bibl exe wie, a inna o.0Hleel oto joie
PDO MMOOI DE ACK: VIMO CAM srorexcee ctor cra GinGias © vic balers siete seateics oele ecto
ES Tease LeU EAT DUIS Sete nore ovatevesarcherate cPe sree eiievelie vee ca lave tohiellevoeieiors oie i eilerela) 0 aveysi eeepc
PAVIA UUM EOC KS ee lV Ole CM GllLEiarsic ie o1s\st o1o-0< ow «isis oe since 6 e.0le ole, ecousere
EVI OUM ROCKS en EP ALGIIO& Oe tec claiiis ois ic/cjs/c.o cicvehe o16 cre foals esis tn si ele w osarators
REI CLUE Oey Sea P Ve ncrey A ate ete iat arse vl erer's'-c- Sie ee’ elens von siete elvis eietb ce anise wlelehere
PPR OVMMES AIC Spee ersten tie serene celal eth tocch cv ayaic(s'ecsiord seid Ghent ic alere a ave save aig wells
White Crested White Polish Bantams, Bearded
EUV AD ANOS OBAMA E Siersic gin cycre € once ors icusrcre cers wi cuetelela ote sale os e.ele ausyewiale
Rhode Island Red, Pea Comb
Fluffs (Klondikes), any Color
Lakenfelders
(CREAT VIVGIS 5: AR ens eT HR eR ES, ILA
Belgian Game
BERET SED COUN Ge ATTN oy creer rae osi ty eae veya aa a rs ck hale Fala el ois a a oneal ode alaie hetero er olinvene
PPE SSCS bem LTTE EU INN Gr eLIN) Cz, sacha s yet eteley csc cricions tore enero or alas Mis veyeians otis Os ecork Gee Sotelo
SHAT Oar LIT OSOh GIN Os rns: victors, cee ehcia Gi ctu reicisiele-wie @ eile ois acere inlets oa sloeteles

aia 0) @reicele| a [e' 9) \e\/6\s' = 8) e' 6 (se) © /aiel\=

or eviails; webs ©) #0) lea 6/0 eu we ae eels s 6c vis 6m 0(e,e 6.4 [ee

SOR) Oe) 6/6) G}.e' 01,0110) (8:0 0! )¢,) 0.101.610.0160 S10) @ 6's, 0, 6 0, wo 0.0) 610)'e 66 8 60) «61.6.0 0, 0) 8/0) 8) 6

SF 0) 06a) ef ae) 6) Oke 9b W650, 10) 0s) Uo, 6 © 60s lu 0 siecle Cra 6.600, «06, 0:0 6) 0) 614 6 0)» sve

Class LXXXIX.—CAPONIZED FOWLS, TURKEYS, DUCKS AND GEESE.

WAPONIZ CO MO WIV ASTAL Cater ects crs cole orcs cic ie ciatele om susleio ue eivielopatc a aie telorerete
SS LHOMEZ CO SH OW reAITI CLIC AM rac.) ohio cloteen erage coclaie A ioresiareORe cools idie eee aie
Oe AHOMe A TVA COTW cli CG Uys re craven cinre tere ciereve, or overs otk level bs ete ions wiateieiaiie’ o Stalelone
SANOnIZCH MD TrAKOPAINY “VALICLY DUCKS: «cc co siccs occ cvs avis w slate sleele efor ee
Caponized Gander, Any. Variety G6ese.. .0 5. ccc ccc cee eve wscscccees
waAponizZed Goppler) Any Variety LULKeyS:..: 062.52 cose c cect coe vem

Class XC.—OSTRICHES.

Male and not less than four Females..........-..scceecees $100 $ 75

*Cock and Hen hatched prior to 1904.

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3d.
$ 50

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR MISSOURI EXHIBITORS OF POULTRY.

The State of Missouri, through its Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commis-
sion, offers to the poultry, pigeon and pet stock fanciers of Missouri the following
cash prizes. Only Missouri exhibitors may compete for these awards.

The rules and regulations of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition will be the
rule and guide in making awards.

It should be remembered that these prizes are offered in addition to any and
all World’s Fair prizes; that any Missouri Exhibitor failing to win a World’s Fair
prize may still win a Missouri prize—in short, Missouri exhibitors will compete
against each other only for Missouri prizes, yet at the same time they will com-
pete with the World for World’s Fair prizes.

For further information address D. P. Stroup, Chairman Poultry Department,

or Henry Steinmesch, Superintendent of Poultry for the Missouri World’s Fair
Commission, St. Louis, Mo.

POULTRY PRIZES—Class A.

The premiums to be paid on all poultry in Class A are as follows:

1st. 2nd. 3rd.
DSO CIE s chaterarenshons tore ess /siecsyecekaheyie tei steher ease aca han a ies chee sense anc oe tala, veut nae aeel Roe nels $10 $6 $ 4
TEV Tee ere enek atetysiet al sie ejstce bute oxeuehorereNcUeve Coane teh oe tect ae) oro Ol Rare eer NE ORO eee 10 6 4
WO COTO rie econ. see whan ete ie rare Sie ie er ana Sah STA ale ois nO De ier 10 6 4
UNM teeters ae ctofete ate raccliavova erate. & oe ase Chava, ciate cererel Grae Lieueta merece Tate Cet oer 10 6 4
IBNESOIN S ARON Ai. foioe cso ckscevevebousreters sa oravens Sup. glover avabohelaueusiave taverns tiskeereketueronetetene 10 6 4
Barred Plymouth Rocks, White Langshans,
White Plymouth Rocks, Light Brahmas,
Buff Plymouth Rock, S. C. White Leghorns,
Silver-Laced Wyandottes, S. C. Brown Leghorns,
White Wyandottes, Capons, Asiatic,
Golden Wyandottes, Capons, American,
Buff Wyandottes, Capons, any other variety.
Black Langshans,
POULTRY PRIZES—Class B.
The following premiums will be paid on the varieties named below:
ist. 2nd. 3rd:
WO Cie Sentai ea ch hates rdw ol ae aa slain vetev evan oue ave eiele. ay tay el tenstoronsh e Pie bens Geese temerewe cite ei ees OS
NST ote ic esac carcoie ies saieal anne i: alts Mace Toaeiial ora tay Seta or ecerarioite ene hel atiol eles sn heitotasha alto ome rleteveNene = tl 5 3
WOCKOTOL isis savas 5 oi oes censeana a ocer enews c elas aleetehon arene er eta anahe raketevauetteneerens erererenelre 7 5 3
DUS Ge Pies sa ctct sh cee aa tar Syraiercoeicalarte cai auc aeeuon ate olekene lemons OR ceotetedemater ears ec orpenstoven: a 5 3
PST OCOHIVS VE CT. aus saudi acs ayers: aoatars sere neon. a ators suseceanere komeneee eemedeucte etane ne nsike kateiere ri 5 3
Silver-Penciled Wyandottes, S. C. Buff Orpingtons,
Partridge Wyandottes, White-Faced Black Spanish,
Buff Cochins, Cornish Indian Games,
Partridge Cochins, Houdans,
R. C. Brown Leghorns, Silver Gray Dorkings,
S. C. Buff Leghorns, Silver Spangled Hamburgs.

S. C. Black Minorcas,

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POULTRY PRIZES—Class C.

The following premiums will be paid on the varieties named below:

1st.
OHSU oo clic) BRE Sitch cic BOXES ean lio $ 6
URNS tan ar note etiahot ey Stet! sfasai'a’'s ‘ate, ule: bee na. 0/% 5.6 o/bete éncie oe waled coe eereee 6
OD ELD ENGEL coh ACR el nRRRe ASS eee eae ge 6
LE cuss Ap cabled SA as a oe nee a a 6
RESETS EFM OTN erst torres os cieve eden. exe © ni vlers a. vo eracare-aveface'd:e a .asialeaie Oe ee 6 6
Black Cochins, Black-Breasted Red Games,
White Cochins, Red Pyle Games,
Dark Brahmas, Golden Duckwing Games,
R. C. White Leghorns, S. C. Rhode Island Reds,
W. C. Black Polish, S. C. White Orpingtons,
Buff Laced Polish, Ss. C. Black Orpingtons,
White Polish, R. C. Black Minorcas.
Pit Games,

BANTAMS.
Black-Tailed Japanese, Silver Sebrights,
Buff Cochins, 3lack-Breasted Red Games,
Black Cochins, Silver Duckwings,
White Cochins, Golden Duckwings,
Golden Sebrights, Red Pyle.
TURKEYS.
Pou 7en Lom: natcheds prior tol904s . 2 ...s56cdercse ccc sees cece sear e 20
Par ee one aLCHheO PLOT tO L904 o sacic ccic s-sig stoicc’s <a ole ciccsiclenss a 20
PPA MUOM nN AUCH OM aN EU OOA cree soc sc. c16.c.0 oc ccc wee cc csc os sece s 20
mronzcesrtcon Harchedeiny 1904 s2.2.0 sn feces ce scchecnccwtsceeesees 20
White soland. fom, hatched prior to 1904............0ccssscesees als
White Holland Hen, hatched prior to 1904.........0..ssccesee0e 15
mnie weouand: Tomy hatched) im) 1904 ......c6.6010% ccve'e sisein olen e sivicie's 15
Pnitowsolang Hoent hatched: 1m 1904566 cs ocwre cas se a ecclsice 15
ite Lame GALCHOO: PITIOP tO: L904 S ove iscieie ciereiere. avec vie nes. 6 0.8.0 6 ardyercle 10
BtretiOMw HAceCned: Prior tO! L904 a.) ciawic hetorewi oc @ ole c 2 Sie 6 le ee ois 10
PRE TEMPER TT Ieee ET EL CE OG 1800 Fics ayer ara, Beal oe) east ssiis Sere 10 ols is 8 tole) @) cleiarsieeiere 10
Et eETOn mia CONC Ge Tm) lOO 4 oso csage ae scold onay seyeisueies ells eueveie 3! 0 6,0'9) ¢'e.sisie 10
DUCKS.

eekine 1 pairs. HAacched sprion sto. LOO. occ. c ces ss cls ce weweiae 10
Pokinedme pairs, Matched) ime LOOKS aos bk oS cic cc eee sce cee otose eeu ee 10
Rouen in) pairs, hatched prior to 1904... 5. ess eee cc ewes 6
ESUOCM THe Dare wHALCNGG iT UOO4 ec. sic cc. cic cielne sp ce.sew nie es os cele ci 6
Black Cayuga, in pairs, hatched prior to 1904..............0..0- 6
Black Cayuga, in pairs, hatched in 1904.............2-...-eee0s 6
Indian Runner, in pairs, hatched prior to 1904................6.- 6
Indian Runner, in pairs, hatched in 1904............22..eeccssaee 6
Aylesbury, in pairs, hatched prior to 1904.............-.-2.s00.%

Aylesbury, in pairs, hatched in 1904............sccssrvvcccccsces

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Noulouse, in pairs; hatched prior to! 1904 o.7 cme nisi cleresele ciel slew si eelons $6. $4 S582
Toulouse. in’ pains, hatched) in’ 1904s nea ceteroicloleteets ie cies raters 6 4 2
Hmbdensini pairs; hatched prior to W904si.. eerie keira cesteieiet ei 6 4 2
Embden:inGpairs; hatched jin’ W904 nein sticks cietels creneterene eustoncnctsnen a oners 6 4 2
Any other variety, in pairs, hatched prior to 1904.............. 6 4 7
Any other variety; in’ pairs, hatched im 19045. ercrecielsene 6 4 2

MISCELLANEOUS.
Peashowlss INpains> OldsOr yOUN See raie cesta reoccur opoiciencecnonel= 10 6 4
Golden Pheasants; in pairs, old or young... 2... .0-o0es ss meee cis 10 6 4
Silver Pheasants, in pains Old OT syOUM Se crocs eveue el ole ohetre eis) erence eietele 10 6 4
Lady Amherst Pheasants, in pairs, old or young.................. 10 6 4
Reeve Pheasants, in ‘pairs; OldsOMr YOUN ae a. cc cies eiere sie e «isis sucleleiens 10 6 4
Ring Neck Pheasants, in pairs, old “or young... 22... ..c.sss ssc 10 6 4
Any other variety ornamental birds, old or young................ 10 6 4
Guineas; any: variety, in pairs; Old Or YOUN ie wis sare wrap oi wie) olodeiniel siete 7 5 3
PIGEONS.

The exhibit of Pigeons will be governed by the same rules and regulations
as those used for Poultry as far as practicable.

Cash prizes will be paid to Missouri exhibitors only on the different varieties
as follows:

1st. 2nd.
Cocke red Prior Oi 19.04 ce ciera cys cossceve ye etal ess choy sheceronajellenshels: elle $ 2 $1
Een bDEGdeDriOnto, 1O04 sea cera ceil cha ryoerepatelereeentamte 2 aI
@ocka spreads im h9 OF srae iors retesretcueceeercveushevods ler ots aia setae elayel lala hs Blue Ribbon Red Ribbon
Fen Led: ane GOA. ccs screce eres wetensdenstetalctatensicnaiseqstouensl etevenscodeh ens Blue Ribbon Red Ribbon

All young birds (bred in 1904) must wear seamless 1904 band.

Carriers—Black, Blue, Dun, A. O. C.
Pouters—Black, Blue, Red, White, A. O. C.
Pigmy Pouters—Black, Blue, White, A. O. C.
Barbs—Black, Red, A. O. C.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR POULTRY.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK FOWLS.

The American Plymouth Rock Club offers to club members the following spe-
cial prizes to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904, as determined by
the best record made in awards in the regular classes for Barred Plymouth
Rocks by the official Judges, provided that each exhibitor showing for display
specials make at least two exhibits in each of the single classes:

Ist. 2nd: 8rd; 4th. bth. <¢th. 7th.) _8ths “3tho sl0rbe

OO Cerne in eicia aia sisy ob done naka ee $15 $10 $5 $4 3 $2 $1 $1 $1 $1
WOCKETEl sy a5 sheotieie.s-s's,sxqp0.4 suecedesert alte 10 5 4 3 2 al al 1 il
EM ONNINS Sears a ercoxsss vatlens, O'S face aoa eeter ore 15 10 5 4 3 2 ii i al 1
12-0) UE] Paar cs ape net a ee 15 10 5 4 3 2 1 1 1 1
Ipreedine: Penk so een woke sek bas 15 10 5 4 3 2 al 1 1 i
HORT Pua Varare neta a cetsaananeiscamera tostuoncter eacuete 20 10 5

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The display prizes will be awarded to the exhibitors making the three highest
scores, first to count 15, second 12, third 10, fourth 8, fifth 6, sixth 5, seventh 4,
eighth 3, ninth, 2, tenth 1; breeding pen prizes to count double the above. In case
of a tie the party exhibiting the largest number of birds in all sections to win.

For further information address H. P. Schwab, Secretary of the American Ply-
mouth Rock Club, Rochester, N. Y.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCK FOWLS.

The American Buff Plymouth Rock Club offers to members of the Club the
following special prizes to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904, at
St. Louis, Mo., as determined by the best records made in the awards in the
regular classes for Buff Plymouth Rocks by the official judge, provided that each
exhibitor showing for the display specials make at least two exhibits in each
of the open or single classes, viz.:

1st. 2nd. 3rd 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
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SES EN Rte gona c Volos ao) ar'areeat ori cyai's alos e.dievatevellers rvs Gy alt 5 4 3 2 1
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The prizes for displays will be awarded to exhibitors making the three high-
est scores, in all the competitions, first prize to count 10, second 8, third 6, fourth
5, fifth, sixth 3, seventh 2; breeding pen prizes to count twice as many points
as single birds. In case of a tie the party exhibiting the largest number of birds
in all sections to win.

For further information address W. C. Denny, Secretary of the American Buff
Plymouth Rock Club, Rochester, N. Y.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR PEA COMB RHODE ISLAND RED FOWLS.

The Pea Comb Rhode Island Red Club of America offers to members a silver
cup, value $25 for the best exhibit made at the Universal Exposition of 1904, of
Pea Comb Rhode Island Reds. The awards to be determined by the relative
standing of the contestants in the competition for the regular prizes offered by
the World’s Fair.

For further information address Mr. John Lowe, Secretary Pea Comb Rhode
Island Red Club of America, Swansea, Mass.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR RHODE ISLAND RED FOWLS.

The Rhode Island Red Club of America offers to members the following cash
prizes to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904, at St. Louis, Mo., as
determined by the best records made in the awards in regular classes for Rose
and Single Comb Rhode Island Reds by the official judge, viz.:

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ROSE COMB RHODE ISLAND REDS.

2nd ‘
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LEIGH ROE ane eGR terior eae Oroaiac cat oe ab beads 5 3 2
TEXGU (= he Ce eee ee Pare Te ei Pentre ann a aes SA Ge ai cak aia oo 5 3 2
LGTY pete Siac ke eilsice Boneh Sis She eI © SiG orate eee PGES Ree ERO Oe Cree 5 3 2

SINGLE COMB RHODE ISLAND REDS.

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GOCE STi rac cava ars, cravsecie ala ane ii lateiaharab ave oie te Monat ee cabernet ee er Raa 5 3 2
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For further information address W. J. Drisko, Secretary of the Rhode Island
Red Club of America, Everett, Mass.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR BUFF WYANDOTTE FOWLS.

The American Buff Wyandotte Club offers to members only the following cash
specials to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904 as determined by the
best records made in the regular classes for Buff Wyandottes by the official judge,
provided that each competitor for the display prizes exhibit in the regular classes
not less than one cock, one cockerel, one hen, one pullet and one breeding pen,
\AlAge

Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

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The prizes for displays to be awarded to the exhibitors making the four
highest scores, first prize to count 10, second 8, third 6, fourth 5, fifth 4, sixth 3,
and seventh 2. In case of a tie the exhibitor showing the largest number of birds
in all sections to win.

For further information address Andrew Riddell, Secretary of the American
Buff Wyandotte Club, Shushan, N. Y.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR GOLDEN WYANDOTTE FOWLS.

The National Golden Wyandotte Club of America offers to members the follow-
ing specials for the best exhibits of Golden Wyandottes made at the Universal
Exposition of 1904 as determined by the best records made in the awards in the

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regular classes by the official judge, provided that each com ti c
exhibit in each of the regular classes, viz.: iar.

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For further information address A. W. Davis, Secretary of the National Gold
Wyandotte Club, Big Rock, Illinois. yy

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR SILVER LACED WYANDOTTE FOWLS.

The Silver Laced Wyandotte Club of America offers to members the following
special prizes for exhibits of Silver Laced Wyandotte Fowls exhibited at the
Universal Exposition of 1904, as determined by the best record made in awards

in the regular classes by the official judge:
ist. 2nd. 3rd.

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For further information address A. C. LeDuc, Secretary of the Silver Laced
Wyandotte Club of America, Chenoa, III.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR WHITE WYANDOTTE FOWLS.

The American White Wyandotte Club, Maurice F. Delano, Secretary, Millville,
N. J., offers to members the following cash specials to be awarded at the Universal
Exposition of 1904, at St. Louis, Mo., as determined by the best records made in
the awards in the regular classes for White Wyandottes by the official judge, pro-
vided that each exhibitor make not less than two exhibits in each section in

which he competes, viz.:
Ist; 2nd? ‘srde

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Competition for display specials to be limited to parties making at least two
exhibits in each section, and the prizes will be awarded to the exhibitors making
the three highest scores, first prize to count 10, second 8, third 6, fourth 5, fifth
4, sixth 3, seventh 2; breeding pen prizes to count twice as many points as single
birds. In case of a tie the party exhibiting the largest number of birds in all
sections to win.

For further information address Maurice F. Delano, Secretary of American
White Wyandotte Club, Millville, N. J.

* Sterling Silver Cup.
** Silver Cup.

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SPECIAL PRIZES FOR WHITE WYANDOTTE FOWLS.

The National White Wyandotte Club offers to members the following cash
specials to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904, at St. Louis, Mo., as
determined by the best records made in the awards in the regular classes for
White Wyandottes by the official judge, provided that each exhibitor make not
less than two exhibits in each section in which he competes:

Ist. 2nd. 38rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th. 8th. 9th. 10th.

(COME: cdoodaoudoosODUDDODCONbO NS $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $10 $19 $10
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IRIE. po dweOdo Uo bO Uo OUR CMO DODOU LO. 20: 100: 20~ (10 OP 105100 Ons
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For further information address Ross C. H. Hallock, Secretary of the National
White Wyandotte Club, St. Louis, Mo.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR LIGHT BRAHMA FOWLS.

The American Light Brahma Club offers to members the following special
prizes to be awarded at the Universal Exposition at St. Louis, Mo., as deter-
mined by the best records made in the awards in the regular classes, viz.:

Disnlayal isnt eB ra meas cco cle lsvesarctand cs cists wiastonicre es erclereeee OG ee ee Silver Cup.
DisplayeLizght’BrahmacBantams:, <0. coca tercrerese eae uehers soto eteeoie erate tae Silver Cup.

The prizes will be awarded to the exhibitor making the highest scores, first
prize to count 10, second 8, third 6, fourth 5, fifth 4, sixth 3, seventh 2; breeding
pen prizes to count twice as many points as single birds.

For further information address John Rumbold, Secretary of American Light
Brahma Club, Baltimore, Md.

SPECIAL PRIZE FOR HOUDAN FOWLS.

The American Houdan Club offers a Sterling Silver Cup, value ...., for the
best exhibit of Houdan fowls made at the Universal Exposition of 1904 as de-
termined by the best record made in the awards in the regular classes by the
official judge, provided that each competitor show in the regular classes not less
than one cock, one hen, one cockerel, one pullet, and one breeding pen.

For further information address C. HE. Petersen, President of the American
Houdan Club, Franklin, Maine.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR BLUE ANDALUSIAN FOWLS.

The Blue Andalusian Club of America offers to members the following spe-
cials to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904 as determined by the

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best records made in the awards in the regular classes for Blue Andalusians by
the official judge, viz.:

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ed CSS GANT Git aS Range A ey AE: ge) a 2.50
SSE CHEN Ey eee es, Pte ee sioie, aio kik & ome Cidle a nee ne tee eee ee 2.50
os) HERDS yi ta eee SN et ep A 2.50

For further information address E. L. C. Morse, Secretary of the Blue An-
dalusian Club of America, 8206 Cornell Ave., South Chicago, Il.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR BUFF LEGHORN FOWLS.

The American Buff Leghorn Club offers to members the following specials to
be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904 as determined by the best record
made in the awards in the regular classes for Buff Leghorns by the official judge,
vizZ.:

Best display, Silver Cup, value $25.
Second best display, Silver Cup, value $15.

Competition for the display specials is limited to parties making at least one
exhibit in each competition and the prizes will be awarded on the record to the
exhibitor making the highest score in the regular classes. First to count 10,
second 8, third 6, fourth 5, fifth 4, sixth 3, seventh 2. Prizes to breeding pen to
count twice as many points as the corresponding prizes on single birds. In case
of a tie the party exhibiting the largest number of birds in all sections to win.

For further information address Geo. S. Barnes, Secretary of the American
Buff Leghorn Club, Battle Creek, Michigan.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR POLISH FOWLS.

The American Polish Club offers to members for best displays of Polish
varieties named and exhibited at the Universal Exposition of 1904, as determined
by the best records made in awards in the regular classes by the official judge the
following prizes:

SHA DlavaOr butt baced) Polish ost. ci asi ctor de cig side etre wlale.s wee Silver Cup, value $15
Display of White-crested Black Polish..................... Silver Cup, value 10

Competition for the display specials is limited to parties making at least two
exhibits of Cocks, Cockerels, Hens, Pullets and Breeding Pen of the varieties
shown, and the prizes will be awarded to the exhibitors making the highest
scores, first prize to count 10, second 8, third 6, fourth 5, fifth 4, sixth 3, and
seventh 2. In case of a tie the exhibitor having the largest number of birds
entered in the competition to win.

For further information address M. V. Caldwell, Secretary of American Polish
Club, Leetonia, Ohio.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR FLUFF (KLONDIKE) FOWLS.

The National Fluff Club of America offers to members a Silver Cup, value $25
for the best exhibit of Fluff (Klondike) fowls made at the Universal Exposition of

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1904 as determined by the best record made in the awards in the regular classes
by the official judge of the Exposition.

For further information address F. J. Reveley, Secretary of the National
Fluff Club of America, East Haven, Conn.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR LAKENFELDER FOWLS.

The American Lakenfelder Club offers to members the following cash specials —
to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904 as determined by the best
records made in the awards in the regular classes for Lakenfelder by the official
judge, provided that each exhibitor makes not less than two exhibits in each sec-
tion in which he competes, viz.:

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(OYOYo} 2) et TS eet canner, tra ee Perak didMe Tn ridin Pecos crcdhg DiS SIO O10. 0.0 0c 5
PETTUS, fonction av alter cries cs cate culsv chicos Oa PaLS lel enelishol oe eivel er Lemans telaCahopeite alice siete rie Cnet ota ROR keenest iene n mens 5
12 YOU Ke) ee ee ee Aen et Eee, Ee eo GRO OO es OR R000 00000 5
IBTES MINS YRS es cce ce siccovousce rn ovcteye oueishe a1 eee) olive) ok vail reteliotor: sliomecercrceee) cack kone eiemeneienene 5
IDNKSS OVE 2 ea ont a a Meech Ie ce okt ti ene ara emir dbp renee earusieno Orido alia dé c10l0.0.0 0 20

Competition for the display special is limited to parties making at least two
exhibits in each competition and the prize will be awarded to the exhibitor mak-
ing the highest score in the regular class, first prize to count 10, second 8, third 6,
fourth 5, fifth 4, sixth 3, and seventh 2; breeding pen prizes to count twice as many
points as single birds. In case of a tie the party exhibiting the largest number
of birds in all sections to win.

For further information address Theo. F. Jager, Secretary of the American
Lakenfelder Club, Springdale, Conn.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR BRONZE TURKEYS.

The National Bronze Turkey Club offers to members a silver cup valued at $25
for the best exhibit of Bronze Turkeys made at the Universal Exposition of 1904,
as determined by the best record made in the awards in the regular classes by
the official judge, provided that each competitor show in the regular classes not
Jess than one male and two females hatched prior to 1904, and one male and two
females hatched in 1904.

For further information address Mrs. B. F. Hislop, Secretary, Milford, II.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR TOULOUSE GEESE.

The National Toulouse Goose Club offers to members a silver cup valued at
$25 for the best exhibit of Toulouse geese made at the Universal Exposition of
1904, as determined by the best record made in the awards in the regular classes
by the official judge, provided that each competitor show in the regular classes
not less than one male and two females hatched prior to 1904, and one male and
two females hatched in 1904.

For further information address Mrs. B. F. Hislop, Secretary of the National
Toulouse Goose Club, Milford, Il.

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SPECIAL PRIZES FOR WATER FOWL.

The International Water Fowl Association offers to members the following
special prizes to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904 for the fowls
named, viz.:

For best display of Geese shown by any one exhibitor, Silver Cup, value...... $25
For best display of Ducks shown by any one exhibitor, Silver Cup, value........ 25
SOMERS LAE Ol, FeOUCIEIIUIGIS. oi. a: ox 0.08) «seis eiaiera/e.a wise cs 8 oie a oa ewia gree Gold 5
mareoost Colored Muscovy Drake in SNOW........c0cccscccevcesvcanvveavcceaee 5

The display prizes will be awarded to exhibitors making the highest score in
the regular classes, first prize to count 10; second 8; third 6; fourth 5; fifth 4;
sixth 3; and seventh 2.

For further information address Theo. F. Jager, Secretary the International
Water Fowl Association, Springdale, Conn.

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PIGEONS.

Entries of pigeons shall consist of single birds, and cocks and hens hatched

prior to 1904 will compete in their respective classes. Birds entered in the young ~

class (hatched in 1904) must wear a seamless band of the year 1904.

All pigeons must be exhibited in standard coops of uniform make. Arrange- ;

ments will be effected by the Exposition management for a supply of these, obtain-
able at a reasonable rental on the Exposition grounds, and exhibitors will procure
them there directly from the Committee of the American Poultry Association.

Prizes for the best male and female of each variety of pigeons, hatched prior —

to 1904, will be as follows: First, $3; second, $2; third, High Commendation, and,
fourth, Commendation. For the best bird of each variety, hatched in 1904, male
and female competing together: First, $3; second, $2; third, High Commenda-
tion, and, fourth, Commendation.

Badges or Ribbons will be given with all awards.
All pigeons will be judged and awards made by comparison.
Birds not correctly entered will be excluded from competition.

All specimens must be exhibited in their natural condition. Quality, beauty
of plumage, purity of race and uniformity in markings required.

The Exposition will not be responsible for loss from any cause.

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PIGEON CLASSIFICATION.

Class XCI.—ARCHANGELS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Dark Bronze.
2. Light Bronze.

Class XCII.—BARBS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Black.
2. Dun.

3. Red.

4. White.
5. Yellow.
6

Any Other Color.

Class XCIII.—CARRIERS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Black.
2. Blue.
38. Dun.

4. White.
5

Any Other Color.

Class XCIV.— DRAGOONS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Black.

2. Blue.

3. Grizzles.

4. Red.

5. White.

6. Yellow.

7. Silver Checkers.
8. Any Other Color.

Class XCV.—DUCHESS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Crested.
2. Smooth.

Class XCVI.—ENGLISH TIPPLERS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Dark Mottle.
2. Light Mottle.

Class XCVII.—FANTAILS, PLAIN LEG, SMOOTH HEAD.

Section

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Black.

Blue.

Red or Yellow.
Silver.

White.

Yellow.

Any Other Color.

WI UR go bo

Class XCVIII.—FANTAILS—SADDLEBACK.

Section

Section

Section

Section

Section

Section

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
1. Any Color.

Class XCIX.—ANCIENT—HIGHFLYERS.

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

1. Black.
2. Blue.
3. Red.
4. White.
5. Yellow.
Class C.—BRANDERS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
1. Any Color.

Class ClIL—BURMESE,
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Black.

Blue.
Any Other Color.

cose

Class Cil.—DANZIGER—HIGHFLYERS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
1. Any Color.

Class CIIl—FLORENTINE.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

1. Black.
2. Blue.
3. Any Other Color.

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Class CIV.— GERMAN BEARDS, CLEAN LEG—HIGHFLYERS.

Section 1.
2

3.
4

Section 1.

Section

wr

Section

MS

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Black.
Blue.
Red.
Any Other Color.
Class CV.—HELMET.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Any Color.
Class CVII.—HUNGARIAN.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Black.
Reda.
Any Other Color.

Class CVIIl—MALTESE.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Blue or Silver.
Black or Red.

Class CIX.—HEN PIGEONS, MALTESE.

Section

Section

PCS S ee

Section 1.

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Black.

Blue.

Red.

White.

Any Other Color.

Class CX.—POLISH LYNX.

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Austrian Strasser Any Color.
Maltese White.

Spangled.
White Barred Any Color.

Class CXI.—STORK.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Tumbler Any Color.

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Class CXII.—STRALSUNDER.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Any Color.

Class CXIII.—SWIFTS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Almond.
2. Black.
3. Dun:
4. Any Other Color.

Class CXV.—TRUMPETERS, ENGLISH OR GERMAN.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Black.
2. Blue.
3. Red.
4. Any Other Color.

Class CXVII.—FRILL BACKS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Blue.
2. Red.
3. White.
4. Any Other Color.

Class CXVIII.—ICE.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Section 1. White, Black Barred.

Class CXIX.—MONKS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Any Color.

Class CXX.—PORCELAIN.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Any Color.
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Class CXXI.—PRIESTS.

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Black.

Blue.

Red.

Yellow.

Any Other Color.

Section

TS CONS iS

Class CXXII.—QUAKERS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

-

Section Any Color.

Class CXXIV.—STARLING.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Section 1, Any Color.

Class CXXV.—FIREBACKS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Section 1. Any Color.

Class CXXVI.—HOMERS, SHOW.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Black Check.
2. Blue Check.
3. Any Other Color.

Class CXXVII—HOMERS, WORKING.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Black.

29. Black Checked.
3. Blue.

4. Blue Checked.
5. Red Checked.
6. Silver.

7. White.

g. Any Other Color.

Class CXXIX.—JACOBINS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Black.
2. Blue.
3. Red.
4, White.
5. Yellow.
6. Any Other Color.

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Class CXKXXX.—MAGPIES.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Black.

Blue.

Red.

Yellow.

Any Other Color.

Section

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Class CXXXI.—NUNS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Section 1. Any Color.

Class CXXXII.—ORIENTAL FRILLS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Bluette or Silverette.
Barred Blondinette.
Laced Blondinette.
Satinette.

Any Other Variety.

Section

OU Ce

Class CXXXIII—OWLS, AFRICAN.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Black.

Blue or Silver.
White.

Any Other Color.

Section

mone

Class CXXXIV.—OWLS, CHINESE.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Blue or Silver.
White.
Any Other Color.

ae

Class CXXXV.—OWLS, ENGLISH.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Black.

Blue or Powdered Blue.
Silver or Powdered Silver.
Any Other Color.

Section

Be OBOE

Class CXXXVI.—POUTERS, BREUNER.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Black.
2. Blue.
3. Red.
4. White.
5. Any Other Color.

Class CXXXVII.—POUTERS—DOMINIKAN OR BOHEMIAN.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Section 1. Any Color.

Class CXXXVIII—MPOUTERS, ENGLISH.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section Black Pied.
Blue Pied.
Red Pied.
White.
Yellow Pied.
Any Other Color.

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Class CXXXIX.—POUTERS, PIGMY.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Black.

2. Blue.

3. Red or Yellow.
4. Silver.

5. White.

6

Any Other Color.

Class CXL.—RUNTS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Blue.
Black.

Red or Yellow.

Section 1

2

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4. Silver.
5.

6

White.
Any Other Color.

Class CXLI.—SHIELDS, WHITE BARRED.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Any Color.

Class CXLII—SWALLOW, BARLESS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Black.

Blue.

Read.

Yellow.

Any Other Color.

Section

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Class CKLIV.—SWALLOW, SPOT OR SNIP.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Section 1. Black.
2. Blue.
3. Red.
4. Spangled, Any Color.
Class CXLV.—SWALLOW, BLACK BARRED, FULL HEAD.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Section 1. Any Color.

Class CXLVI.—_ SWALLOW, WHITE BARRED, FULL HEAD.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Black or Blue.
2. Red or Yellow.

Class CXLVII.—TRUMPETERS, ENGLISH.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Red.
2. White.
3. Yellow.

Class CXLVIII—TRUMPETERS, RUSSIAN.

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Section Black.
Dun.
Mottle.
White.
Any Other Color.

CA sae att

Class CXLIX.—TUMBLERS, ENGLISH SHORT FACE.

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Almond Kite or Agate.
2. Black.

3. Red.

4. Yellow.

5. Any Other Color.

Class CL—TUMBLERS, LONG FACE, CLEAN LEG, BALD HEAD.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Section 1. Any Color.

sa

Class CLI—TUMBLERS, LONG FACE, CLEAN LEG, BEARD.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Any Color.

Class CLIl—TUMBLERS, LONG FACE, CLEAN LEG, MOTTLE OR ROSEWING.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Section 1. Black.

2. Red.
3. Yellow.

Class CLIIl—TUMBLERS, LONG FACE, CLEAN LEG, SOLID COLOR.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Section 1. Black.

2. Red.

3. White.

4. Yellow.

Class CLIV.—TUMBLERS, MUFFED BADGE.

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Any Color.

Class CLV.—TUMBLERS, MUFFED BARRED.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Blue.
2. Silver.

Class CLVI.—TUMBLERS, MUFFED BEARD.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Any Color.

Class CLVII.—TUMBLERS, MUFFED BELL NECK.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Black or Blue.
2. Red or Yellow.

Class CLVIII.—TUMBLERS, MUFFED, MOTTLE OR ROSEWING.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Black.
2. Red.
3. Yellow.

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Class CLIX.—TUMBLERS, MUFFED, SOLID COLOR.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Section 1. Black.
2. Red.

White.
Yellow.

3

4,

Class CLX.—TUMBLERS, MUFFED, WHITE SIDE.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Any Color.

Class CLXIL—TUMBLERS, PARLOR.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Any Color Double.

Any Color Roller.

Section 1.
2.
8. Any Color Single.
4,
5.

Black or Dun Single.
Red or Yellow Single.
Class CLXII.—TUMBLERS, ANY OTHER VARIETY, SHORT FACE.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Any Color.

Class CLXIII.—TAIL TURBITS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Any Color.

Class CLXIV.—TURBITS.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Black.
2. Blue.

3. Red.

4. Silver.
5. Yellow.
6

Any Other Color.

MISCELLANEOUS.

Class CLXV.—BRUNSWICK—TRUMPETERS.

(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Any Color.
Class CLXVI.—CAPUCHIN.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)
Section 1. Barred.
2. Any Solid Color.

Class CLXVII.—DAMASCENE.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Any Color.

Class CLXVIII.—HYACINTH.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Any Coler.

Class CLXIX.—LAHORE.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Any Color.

Class CLXX.—SUABIAN.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Any Color.

Class CLXXI.—VICTORIA.
(Cock, Hen; Cock, Hen, 1904.)

Section 1. Any Color.

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BELGIAN HARES AND RABBITS.

The preceding rules and conditions of entry for poultry, pigeons and pet
stock, published on page 210 of this Prize-List, will pertain to Belgian Hares
and rabbits so far as applicable.

Application for entry of Belgian Hares and rabbits of recognized breeds must
be accompanied by certificates showing registration of breeds of record, and the
breeding on the prescribed form of the Exposition, for the breeds of which there
are no established records. A copy of the certificate showing registration in the
American Stud Book for Hares and Rabbits, signed by the Secretary of the Asso-
ciation publishing the same, must accompany each application for the entry of
the breeds of hares and rabbits for which registration is provided. Prizes will be
given Belgian Hares as noted below, and to the several breeds of rabbits, male
and female, over six and under six months of age, to each of the breeds named
herein, as follows: A first prize of $6; a second of $4; a third of $2; fourth, a
certificate of High Commendation; fifth, Commendation; Sixth, Second Com-
mendation, and seventh, Third Commendation. :

Class CLXXII.—BELGIAN HARES.

Section. ist.s 2nds, ssrd: 4th. 5th. 6th. the
1. Buck, eight months old or over..$ 6 $4 $ 2 InL(OE (OF 2dC 38dC
2. Buck, six and under eight months 6 4 2 H.C. C. 2dC 3dC
3. Buck, four and under six months. 6 1 2 EEC: C. 2dC 3dC
4. Buck, under four months....... 6 4 2 H.C. C. 2dC. 3dC
5. Doe, eight months old or over.. 6 4 2 H.C. Ce 2dC. 3dC
6. Doe, six and under eight months. 6 4 2 HEC: C. 2dC. 3dC
7. Doe, four and under six months... 6 4 2 H.C. C 2dC. 3dC
8. Doe, under four months......... 6 4 2 EC; C 2dC. 3dC

GET OF ONE BUCK.
9) Buck, with four of his get:...... 10 6 4 H.C. C. 2dC. 3dC.
PRODUCE OF ONE DOE,
10. Doe, with four of her produce... 6 4 2 ELC, C. 2dC. 3dC.
CHAMPION.
ea SUCK, AY ALO aia. g, ais Sasa s jalled apace, ero uate Da HO Mea OT TOR da eee $10
Hore DOG; ANY ALC Wak cadaver we Ss silo. whew sien ne ce OE Lana ee ere ee 10

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(Buck, over six months; Buck, under six months.

Class CLXXIII—RABBITS.

under six months.)

Section. Breed.
1. Angora, White.
2. Angora, other than White.
3. Black and Tan.
4. Blue and Tan.
5. Dutch Black.
6. Dutch Blue.
7. Dutch, any other color.
8. English.
9. Flemish Giant.
10. Himalayan.
11. Jack Rabbit.
12. Madagascar Lop Ear.
13. Polish.
14. Silver Brown.
15. Silver Fawn.
16. Silver Gray.
17. Any Other Variety.

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Doe, over six months; Doe,

DIVISION F.—DOGS.

As a Universal Exposition Kennel Show, owing to its international character,
cannot be held by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition under the exclusive rules
of any one national kennel club, it will therefore be conducted under the Exposi-
tion’s own code of rules to provide for the due recognition of the registration and
exhibition of Dogs with equal privileges from all countries, recorded in the home
and foreign Kennel Stud Books approved by the respective governments represented
in the show.

The Universal Exposition Kennel Show of 1904, to be held by the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition at St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A., will be for the promotion of the
special interests of the breeders of pure-bred dogs. The classification will include
only established breeds of record and the competition be limited to the open class.
No previous prize-winner properly entered will be debarred from competition.

Application for the entry of dogs of the recognized breeds of record owned
in the United States must be accompanied by a certificate on the prescribed form
of the Exposition, showing registration in the Stud Book of the American Kennel
Club and otherwise conform to the rules governing entries.

Application for the entry of dogs of the recognized breeds of record not
owned in the United States must be accompanied by a certificate on the prescribed
form of the Exposition showing registration, signed by the Secretary of the Kennel
Club or Association publishing the respective Stud Books, and such certificate must
be attested by the Chairman of the National World’s Fair Commission representing
the country from which such dogs come to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.

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RULES.
The following rules will apply to the Universal Exposition Kennel Show:

Entries of Dogs must be filed with the Chief of the Department of Live Stock
on the prescribed form on or before September 10, 1904. The Exposition grounds
will be open for the reception of Dogs on Saturday, October 22, 1904. The exhibi-
tion will begin Tuesday, October 25, and close Friday, October 28, 1904.

An exhibitor of dogs will be permitted to enter and present for award not more
than two competitions in each section or ring. Each dog or puppy can be entered
only in its respective section or as one of the get of a sire or produce of dam in its
breed class.

Every dog must be entered in the name af its bona-fide owner as the exhibitor,
and the application for entry must be signed by the owner.

Address labels will be sent upon receipt of application for entry of dogs. The
reverse of each label must show the sender’s name and address legibly written or
printed and the name of the express company for return delivery. Express charges
on exhibits shipped to the World’s Fair must in all cases be prepaid. Exhibitors
before making shipment must attach to the collar of each dog a card of identifica-
tion, giving the name of the animal, name of the owner, and the class and section
in which entered for exhibition.

The word dog where used in these rules includes both sexes over twelve
months of age, and the word puppy includes both sexes over six and under twelve
months of age.

The owner of the dam at the time of service will be considered the breeder of
the animal exhibited.

The age of a dog or puppy shall be reckoned from the date of birth to the
tenth day of September, 1904.

Unworthy or unhealthy specimens will be excluded from competition and the
show. The dogs on arrival at the Exposition and daily during the show will be
inspected by the Veterinarian of the Department of Live Stock.

No names, marks, or decorations will be allowed on the cages until the prizes
have been awarded.

All dogs will be judged and awards made by comparison.

Any dog winning champion honors in the Kennel Club or Association by which
it is certified to the Exposition by reason of prizes received at the World’s Fair of
1904 will, upon official certification to the Chief of the Department of Live Stock
by the Kennel Club interested, be given the diploma of the Universal Exposition
setting forth the World’s Champion honors.

In order to furnish data for such further recognition in the way of champion
honors as the various kennel clubs may hereafter decide to award to their respect-
ive patrons for prizes won at the Universal Exposition Kennel Show of 1904, all
dogs exhibited in each section will be placed by the judge in the order of merit
from right to left, beginning on the right with the best and rank consecutively to
the left all other animals in the respective sections.

A committee on behalf of the American Dog Fanciers has contracted with the
Exposition to receive, cage, feed, water, exhibit and return in the best manner at
the close of the Exposition, dogs exhibited at the World’s Fair at the very moderate
expense to exhibitors of $2.50 for each single specimen.

Dogs must be consigned prepaid in care of the committee on behalf of the
American dog fanciers to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition grounds, St. Louis,
Mo., U. S. A. The committee has given bond to guarantee all exhibits proper
benching, caging, care, feed, supervision and exhibition, and the Exposition authori-
ties are not to receive, feed or care for the same.

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No entry fee will be charged by the Exposition for competition.

Standard-size benches and cages will be provided by the committee represent-
ing the American dog fanciers on the Exposition grounds in sufficient numbers to
meet all requirements and the rental therefor must accompany the entry applica-
tion on the form prescribed by the Exposition. All dogs must be exhibited in
these cages (see announcement following by the committee representing the
American Dog Fanciers).

Insofar as is practicable the rules and customs governing all American Dog
shows will be followed and enforced.

The rules for the Department of Live Stock of the Universal Exposition will
wherever applicable govern in this Division.

TO EXHIBITORS OF DOGS AT THE UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1904.

The undersigned Committee on behalf of the American dog fanciers who con-
template making exhibits of Dogs at the Universal Exposition of 1904 have com-
pleted extremely satisfactory and advantageous arrangements with the Department
of Live Stock of the World’s Fair, whereby the Committee is to receive, cage, feed,
care for, exhibit and return to their owners at the close of the Kennel Show the
dogs exhibited at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, October 25 to 28, 1904,
inclusive.

The Committee has arranged for standard-size benching and cages for the
dogs and will provide at the Exposition grounds an ample supply for all require-
ments. The Committee will also provide feed and water for all the dogs on exhi-
bition and the necessary utensils for the same and furnish all needed attendants.

The Committee for all the necessary accommodations other than the buildings,
including cages, furniture and all services in connection with the receipt, feed,
care, exhibition and return of dogs, such as are usually provided for like exhibitions
agree to accept from exhibitors in full for first-class service and attention two
dollars and fifty cents for each dog or puppy exhibited.

The Committee will provide for the best sanitary arrangements, and the proper
care and feed of the dogs during the show, which will be held under the immediate
personal supervision of competent attendants of dogs and recognized authorities
in such matters.

The Committee will use due diligence for the care and safety of all dogs ex-
hibited. Watchmen will be kept on duty day and night; but it must be distinctly
understood by all exhibitors that the management will not be responsible for loss
or damage to any dog exhibited, whether the result of accident or other cause.

The Kennel Show of the Universal Exposition of 1904 has been planned on
the most advanced and satisfactory lines for the promotion of the special interests
of the breeders of pure-bred dogs and has received pledges of the cordial and
hearty support of the Kennel Clubs of this and foreign countries.

The international character of the Universal Exposition Kennel Show and the
necessity for the due recognition of the registration of dogs from all countries,
recorded in the home and foreign Stud Books has made it necessary and desirable
that the World’s Fair Kennel Show be held under the Exposition’s own code of
rules, which meets all the requirements necessary to insure competent and just
awards and the best care of exhibits and is fully approved by the Presidents of
home and foreign Kennel Clubs.

It has been decided that inasmuch as the World’s Fair Kennel Show is uni-
versal in character and is to be held under rules approved by the officers of the
kennel clubs of this and foreign countries, we will favor the proposition that the
wins at the Universal Exposition of 1904 shall be published in the home and
foreign Kennel Club Stud Books.

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In estimating the cost necessary for the benching, feeding, care and other ex-
penses at the show, this Committee have made a most careful estimate based upon
the number of probable entries as indicated in correspondence with dog owners
conducted by the Exposition management and through other channels. While it is
not thought the sum named will more than equal expenses, yet if any surplus should
result this Committee will employ the same for additional testimonial prizes to
be awarded to exhibitors winning prizes at the show.

For further information concerning the foregoing address Marcel A. Viti, Sec-
retary of the Committee, 1416 South Penn Square, Philadelphia, Pa.
(Signed) AUGUST BELMONT,
MARCEL A. VITI,
JOHN G. KENT,
Committee Representing American Dog Fanciers.

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Class CLXXIV.—AIREDALE TERRIERS.

Section. Ist. 2nd. Srd. 4th, bth: 6th. 7th.
iis Dog, one: year oldor OVeran.. ei eee ee: $12; ($98 86 $F4 VEC) VEC Cc
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 10 6 4 3 NAlell@; 9 EEC; Cc
3. Bitch, one year old or over.:.......... 12 8 6 4 VHC HAC C
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

MONTHS) saciaccies s aveosele silo eae meas 10 6 4 By WasKC; BIG; Cc

GET OF-ONE SIRE:

. ’ SG. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th.
5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over

Sixa months, Set Of Ones SinGsocs ene eerie $12, S06) $24) VWiiiC eee C

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over

six months, produce of one Bitch........ 10 VECY VEC Cc

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PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

7. Best showing of Airedale Terriers in sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals-owned ‘by anyone? Hxhibitom: svseccmsc. ee claw ec Diploma

Class CLXXV.—BASSETT HOUNDS (ROUGH).

ist.) 2nd. 3srd., .4thi oth: 6th. 7th.

Dog, one year old or over............. $98 $:6 $4 $93. VHC He C

Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 6 4 3 2) VECe ac C

Bitch, one year old or over...........- 8 6 4 30) VAC Ee Cc
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

6 Cc

MONE Sie. cincecencrcvscaterees creer here oes

m cote re

q 3 2 VEC ELC

GET OF ONE SIRE.

, 2 Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. Sth. 6th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over

six months; get of one ‘Sines... ses aces: SUS OO one VHC HC

on

a

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6

a)
bo

VHC HC C

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

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Best showing of Bassett Hounds (Rough) in sections 1 to 6 in-
clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded
to animals owned by any one Hxhibitors cc... eke cre cte eters Diploma

posh

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Class CLXXVI.—BASSETT HOUNDS (SMOOTH).

ection. Ist
Dog, one year old or over............. $ 8
Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 6
Bitch, one year old or over............ 8
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

LUTVEVI EES! NSW eR Be ae 2 a se ne

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire.............

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

2nd. 3rd.
$6 $4 $

4 3

6 4

4 3
Ist. 2nd
S788 96

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4th.

Co bo Ge

bo

3rd.

$ 4

bo

5th.
VHC
VHC
VHC

VHC

4th.

VHC

VHC

Best showing of Bassett Hounds (Smooth), in Sections 1 to 6
inclusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount

awarded to animals owned by any one Exhibitor

Class CLXXVII.—BEAGLES.

1st.

Dog, one year old or over............. S) 2:

Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 10

Bitch, one year old or over............ 12
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

UYVORINDUUS He sci ol ctreoe Siciars oh chor ar ells Rus Joie, She ahah aie 10

2nd.
$8 $
6
8

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six months, Set Of One Sire........2%..-.

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

1st.

$12 $6 $4

10

ord.

4th.

5 $4
4 3
6 4
4 3

2nd.

3rd.

oo

5th.
VHC
VHC
VHC

VHC

4th.

VHC

VHC

Best showing of Beagles in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as determined
by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals owned by
DVO CME DICOIa a cic are ls sense 2 fo ce oe was wisn eS ia Qed ame

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6th. Tth.
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC Cc
HC ¢
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC C
Sth. 6th.
HC C
HC C
Diploma

Class CLXXVIII—BEDLINGTON TERRIERS.

Section. ist.) -2nd.) (std) 4the obne
ie Doe one-year Older OVieT. acco. seis SS) eh O) ase slOmo VIEL,
2. Puppy Dog, six and underiwelve months’ 6 4 3 2 VHC
3) Biteh, one year old On Over. |... ss rece 3 6 4 3) VEC
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

MMONCHS' coc crcks le oe oharcis he COR Ronee 6 4 3 2 VHC

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GET OF ONE SIRE.

Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six months: set of One Sines... ester $8 $6 $4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6

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bo

VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Bedlington Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned Dy anys One: HIXi DITO: 2 cneje ie «1 seretel elle ol ctotey terete

Class CLXXIX.—BLACK AND TAN TERRIERS.

ist; 2znds s3rd.. ) 4th: 5th.

Dog, one year old or over............. SOS Sis PO: oe ELC
Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC
Bitch, one year old or over............ 10 8 6 4 VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

TNONIEH GS oo Bee crenata Reo eae ie ots 8 6 4 By) \WAak@,

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sires... 2. ae..oack 10 5 DV ELE,

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over

six months, produce of one Bitch........ 8 4 VHC

es

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Black and Tan Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awerded to
animalssowned by any one: Hxhibitor sac. ccniele si clot ieniete cote

6th. Tth.
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
6th. 6th.
HC C
HC C

Diploma
6th. ith.
HC Cc
HC C
He C
HC Cc
5th. 6th.
He C
HC C
Diploma

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Class CLXXX.—BLOODHOUNDS.

Section. ist. 2nd. Gerd. 4th. bth;
Heewog, one. year old or over............. $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC
3. Bitch, one year old or over............ 8 6 4 os VHC
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

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PT OUIE TEESE Geese OS. Po Sy aceieee ace foo Oho fo evcvace 4 3 2 VHC
GET OF ONE SIRE.

Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months; get of one Sire............. $8 $6 $4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6 3 2 VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Bloodhounds in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animalsiowned by any one Exhibitons........+...--.seeseenese

Class CLXXXI.—BOSTON TERRIERS.

ISt. seeds ol. 4ths) sobs

Dox one’ year old or over..........:.. $12 $8. $6 $4 4VHC

Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 10 6 f 3 VHC

Bitehyone year old or Over. .......5... 12 8 6 4 VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

TVCOUU LT State toys conser ai cies eva ous fave ierovedo carers sive 10 6 4 3 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six months, get of One’ Sire.......-.-.---..9 22 96 $4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.
Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 10 5 oF VEL

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Boston Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animalssowned. by any, one Hxhibitor.)-/o: . 3c ices vce leis e sles

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6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
5th. 6th.
HC Cc
He C
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC C
HC C
Diploma

Class CLXXXII.—BOXERS.

Section. 1st.
tea Dos one year OldKOr, \OVCL ser ori ctelieie tele $8
2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6
3) Bitch, one year Oldvor Overs... . «a let 8
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
TMOTENS (ois bi. sc; « lone aleve gee ssenare ts uoieronetens 6

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GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six months, set of one Sime. ssc. cas «ee

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

2nd. 3rd. 4th.
$6. "Se ($38
4 3 2
6 q 3
4 3 2
‘st. 2nd. srd-
$8 $6 $4
3 2

4th.

VHC

VHC

Best showing of Boxers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
owned by<any One HXNUDITOL Gs cc. cies: s ciate alee: ole sortie cusncleriverene onemsiens

Class CLXXXIII.—BULL DOGS.

Ist

Dog) one. year old Or OVER. . cies. eacierere $ 12

Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10

Bitch, one cyear Old iOrKOVCL. cecsc ie ieee 12
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

AV OMUNS) co scare calc Guster cuakono sarcomere oon eneLeNe 10

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, Set Of ONE Sires... soe. oc cdslele so

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

2nd. 8rd. 4th.
$8 $6 $4
6 4 a
8 6 4
6 4 3
1st. 2nd. 3rd.
§ Al SG eed A4
10 5 3

5th.
VHC
VHC
VHC

VHC

4th.

VHC

VHC

Best showing of Bull Dogs in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as deter-
mined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
owned by any one HxhibitiOreas a. trae cicteu eles eelete loie ancl onetercncuel ostenarar one

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
5th. 6th.
HC Cc
HC C
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC C
HC C
Diploma

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Class CLXXXIV.—BULL TERRIERS.

Section. Ist. and: <érd. 4th. 6th.
ieewor, one-year old or over:............ $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC
2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC
so Bitch, one year old or over............ 12 8 6 4 VHC
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

CEPTS TAU SL OVS! g- iSite ne pec ear gt cre 10 6 4 3 VHC

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GET OF ONE SIRE.
‘ : 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Sixpmonths, get of one Sire... . 0... 160 cee. $12 $6 $4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 10 5 3 - VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Bull Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as
determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
Gwynedd py any One HehHibitOMs. > ae nes cic cccc os ow ble ceree eels aoe

Class CLXXXV.—CHESAPEAKE BAY DOGS.
ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.

Dorone: year old Or OVeL. <6. .e. 15 ss $8 $6 $4 $3. VHC
Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC
Bitches One: year Old OF: OVET «<6 .i6 eee oss 8 6 4 Se VEL
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

AUTOTUUIIS hic sea ein Ke cserstovel cdots) horenya ate ieee 6 4 a 2 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2nd. 38rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six months, Zeb OL ONE) SINE... < 5..c).~ «wie oc) $8 $6 $4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6 3 2 VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Chesapeake Bay Dogs in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by any one Pxhibitor................22seeeeee

— 251 —

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC Cc
HC C
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
Diploma

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Class CLXXXVI.—CHIHUAHUAS.

ection. sts) onde) srdee 4th noth.
~ Dos one year Oldior OVON: acces clei. SeSe oo (ON gee omo: VIELe
Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 8 2 VHC
Bitch, one year old or over............ 8 6 4 3 VEC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
ATLOMIGHIS® Menace cise occ craiiete & Orono 6 4 3 2 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six months) 2et Of ONG Sires. veces cic S28 2Sn6) $24" = VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6 3 2 VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Chihuahuas in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
OWNed DY ,ANny ONE MX MUDITOT. senccs cosets a ao tons ere sis) o) cltenal Pel sysiceteoetehe

Class CLXXXVII—CHOW CHOWS.
Ist. 2nd. 38rd. 4th. 5th.

Doz;sone year Old Or OVER Ws os. eles so.0.° $28) $60 $)4 “Su3" Vic
Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 6 4 3 2) VEC
Bitch, one year old or over............ 8 6 4 3 VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

TNON CNS ness cate ein cimctkere eee ee ere oie 6 4 3 2 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. and. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six months; fet of ONeCwSiITe. cy se. sci $°8) (S260-$°4. VAC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6

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VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Chow Chows in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
owned by any. one Exhibitor: ss fia. de ecto wees some tl oreerianse

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC C
HC C |
HC cg
5th. 6th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC C
Sth. 6th.
HC C
HC Cc

Diploma

Class CLXXXVIII.—COLLIES (ROUGH).

Section. Ist. 2nd. $Srd. 4th. 5th.
1. Dog, one year old or over............. $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 10 6 4 OVE
3. Bitch, one year old or over............ 12 8 6 4 VHC
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

EL OOIEGIE ER stals et caia a coms <ociatayvia civ 8 ayacsins o ove 10 6 4 3 VHC

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GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
AM MOnUnS, “fet OF ONO SITE. 6.666. cccgc es. $12 3.6 $)45° VEC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 10 5 3 VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Collies (Rough) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by any one’ Exhibitor... ..- 2). ccc lasce cs ce este

Class CLXXXIX.—COLLIES (SMOOTH).

Ist. 2nd. 38rd. 4th. . 5th.

Dog, one year old or over............. S78 3 6 $$ 4°35 3° VHC
Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 6 4 3 2 VHC
Bitch, one year old or over............ 8 6 4 2 VEE
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
PIG INGIN OMS oles caynratecay ote io. elete Aca eielteah or ays 6 4 3 2 VHC
GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six; months. get of one Sire......5...5-- oS) oOo ee VAELC
PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.
Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6 3 2 VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Collies (Smooth) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by. any one Mxhibitor. «<6. 62. <5. vie eee eins olesie

6th. 7th.
He C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HG G
Sth. 6th.
ELS C
HC Cc

Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC (8
HC Cc
HG C
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC c
HC C
Diploma

Class CLXL.—DACHSHUNDE.

Section. (Steen) woud es ch Ou OE
i Dog, ones yeat, Old (Or OVGL js... lee ler $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 8 6 4 oe MEIC
8. Bitch, one year old or over............ 10 8 6 4 VHC
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

TMONGNS) siete oko cel oe sr eeneeerseteueneresre 8 6 4 33 NABIG)

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GET OF ONE SIRE.

j 1st. and. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six) months, get of ONE WSITE. «acl cic ocr 10 5 38 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over

six months, produce of one Bitch........ 8 4 VHC

Co

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Dachshunde in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as
determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
owned by any. One HxMTDILOM sc. sae cls 1c oe ones yatta iene ole oysie erencten eels

Class CXCI.—DALMATIANS.
Ist. 2nd. s8rd. 4th. 5th.

Dog,one year ‘old ‘or over......52..06- DacSi) ep Oro odee owen BAVA
Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3) 20 VEC
Biteh; one-year Oldionr Oveteew... ces cin 8 6 4 a VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

TTYONCH SY eo As.5 iencire ae aceon eeae cu Dee Pote 6 4 3 2 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Vst: 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six months, get of onerSires.s-icoas ae S28 ow Oue oe 4a IWiE

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age ovel
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6

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VHC

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PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Dalmatians in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
owned by any one: Dxhibitores.: acaaceeoe eee eee

2 Oe

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
5th. 6th
HC C
HC Cc
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC C
HG C
HC C
HC €
5th. 6th.
HC C
isle Cc
Diploma

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Class CXCII—DANDIE DINMONT TERRIERS.

Section. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 6th.
1. Dog, one year old or over............. 9. 8 S167, ort. 1S. 5.) OV
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelvye months’ 6 4 3 VHC
32) Blten, One year old or over............ 8 6 4 Sf) AYdai(G
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

MPAUDEVUNE eae vascverctisi coeds eee ares Soe he. ood wie 6 4 3 2 ‘VHC

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GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six, months; get Of ione Sire... .........- $8 $6 $4 “VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch....... 6

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VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Dandie Dinmont Terriers in Sections 1 to 6
inclusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount
awarded to animals owned by any one Exhibitor..............

Class CXCIII—DEERHOUNDS.

Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.

Doe one year old Or over.:.:.......3% $8) —S: 6) ($4 3.3" VEC
Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 6 4 3 2 VHC
Bitch, one year old or over............ 8 6 4 3 VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

TEROVTU NS et Soeena Gicls ore a TSE OIG mean: 6 4 3 2 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six; mMOnths, Set Of ONE Sire... 606 occa $8 $6 $ 4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6

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2 VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Deerhounds in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
OMMeGuiy any (ONG: HXNIDILOL. <6 < ovic vie oo wie ne a ewe eens esis eo «vies

— 255 —

6th. “70h:
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
5th. 6th.
HC C
HC Cc
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
5th. 6th.
HC C
HC Cc
Diploma

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Class CXCIV.—ENGLISH TOY SPANIELS (BLACK AND TAN).

2nd. 3rd: 4th. (6th:
SG) 34 So VEC
4 3 2 VHC
6 4 BEVEL

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Dor, one year old or OVeM..5 35.00.20 - $ 8
Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6
Biteh, one year old or over............ 8
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

6

MONTHS ise sie chelsea teal semua tts 4 3 2 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six: months, get of one. Sireses..2 oe. ve > 8 9 6 $4) SVC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........

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VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of English Toy Spaniels (Black and Tan) in Sections
1 to 6 inclusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount
awarded to animals owned by any one Exhibitor.............

Class CXCV.—ENGLISH TOY SPANIELS (ORANGE AND WHITE).

Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.

Dog, one year old or over............. Sele Susan On Fouts WWELC
Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 19 6 4 3 VHC
Bitch, one year old or over............ 12 8 6 4 VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

MONS! 5. oka dcicrs he a em eee ee 10 6 4 3 VEL

GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire: ..22.:.... 2% DL2¥ eo Oo 4s SVC,

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 10 5

Oo

VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of English Toy Spaniels (Orange and White) in
Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as determined by the largest aggregate
amount awarded to animals owned by any one Hxhibitor......

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
5th. 6th.
HC C
HC C
Diploma
6th. ‘Tth.
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
HG C
5th. 6th
HC Cc
He ¢
Diploma

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Class CXCVI.—ENGLISH TOY SPANIELS (RED).

Section. Ist. 2nd. 2rd. 4th. 5th.
fw Wor, one year old or over,...........- $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 6 4 3 2.) VHC
8. Bitch, one year old or over............ 8 6 4 3 VHC

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
PETIOYEILEES 25 ais ieee Pre ee 6 4 3 2 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.

: 4 Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire.............. $8 -S$.6.$4 » VEC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over

six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6 3 2 VHC
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

7. Best showing of English Toy Spaniels (Red) in Sections 1 to 6
inclusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount
awarded to animals owned by any one Exhibitor..............

Class CXCVIIL—ENGLISH TOY SPANIELS (TRI-COLOR).
Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
fee Hog,one year old or OVer.......6..... SES otOr on 45 Seon VEG

2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 6 4 3 2 VHC

Boebicch one. year Old OF OVELs... .... 600. 8 6 4 3 VEC

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
ERCDIUEEN Scars ss uereatcycvedcrevehe ts wfociel ove¥eweie Se 4 3 2 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire. ......:...:- $8 $6 $4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over

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six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of English Toy Spaniels (Tri-Color) in Sections 1 to
6 inclusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount
awarded to animals owned by any one Exhibitor..............

— 267 —

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
Sth. 6th.
HC C
HC Cc
Diploma
6th. Tth.
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
5th. 6th
HC C
HC Cc
Diploma

Class CXCVIIIL—FOX HOUNDS (AMERICAN).

Section. Ist. 2nd. Ord. 4th. 5th.
i Dog, one, year old or /OVCLD..a.ae sere aie $10 $8 $6°$4 VHC
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 8 6 4 3 VHC
3. Bitch, one year old or over............ 10 8 6 Ze Wis
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

MONCEHIS hs Bee eos ee etetestete seeen ee einer 8 6 4 3) VEC

He oe bo ee

GET OF ONE SIRE.
iste. s2nd-s vord: 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six months) Set Of ONE SILC .cis eek er ee $10) “Se 5 $73 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 8 4 3 VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Fox Hounds (American) in Sections 1 to 6 in-
clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded
to animals owned by any one HD xbibitor.= 32... 2c. cee eee

Ut. p2nds = jecds. tthe: Sth.

Dog, one year old or Over............. $8 445'76 4.9) 4: 8Se3 VHC

Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC

Bitch, one year old or over............ 8 6 4 3 VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

AMOTMUD'S eck velecotereteete to nepaensi oooh Neve notska toe 6 4 Bi 2°” VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2nd: word. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
SIX months, get of one Sires..-..2 5.460% SSt SaGs eo) 4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months. produce of one Bitch........ 6

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VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Fox Hounds (English) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by any, one Hxhibitor’.7. 20 e.coee ee eee

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
5th. 6th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC (6;
HC Cc
HC (0
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
Diploma

Class CC.—FOX TERRIERS (ROUGH).

Section. ist. 2nd. 8rd. 4th. 5th.
ie Doe, one! year old or over............. $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC
o>. Bitch, one year old or over............ 12 8 6 4 VHC
1. Puppy Bitch, six and under tweive

NACHT ULL Pais etehateialaistir ss WT 'er a ohare srccorthe ake 10 6 4 3 VHC

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GET OF ONE SIRE.
; eee Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire................ $12 $6 $4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 10 5 a) VIELE

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Fox Terriers (Rough) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals; owned by, any one Exhibitor. 2.20%. .<.8<« 04 sceiesslok

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Class CCI.—FOX TERRIERS (SMOOTH).

Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.

Woe, one) year old or OVELr......66..65 5 S12 Ses. S0n aor 4: VHC
Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 2 VEC
Bitch, one year old or over............ 12 8 6 4 VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
THOWGD SI eerie ae sicse cyoioisns 6 & odue'eudes, Sse oe 10 6 4 3 VHC
GET OF ONE SIRE.
ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six, months; eet, of one Sire: ....: 2. .......- $12 $6 $4 VHC
PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.
Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 10 5 3 VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Fox Terriers (Smooth) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by any one Exhibitor in... sscis- crs ciel etere tele

— 259 —

6th. 7th.

HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
5th. 6th.
HC C
HC Cc
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC C

Sth. 6th.

HC Cc
HC C
Diploma

Class CCIl.—FRENCH BULL DOGS.

Section. lat. 2nd. erd. “4th: bth:
ie. Doz vone-yeariOld/on OVieG..- emer o 12,2 $8) 18.6) 4 2 WIC
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 10 6 4 38 VHC
oo Bitch, one year old (OriOViers. «ci. 6 «ee 12 8 6 AST Vic
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

MONS). fte crete otsios Oo ccs eteniaie ei eee 10 6 4 ay Wiel

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GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months; get Of ONE Sires... cece ee eo, Le aol On eda,

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 10 5

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VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of French Bull Dogs in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals; owned by any one: Exhibitor: .0-.....00.. 4.0 ee eee

Class CCIIIL—GREAT DANES.
ist. 2nd.” Sidi (4thiy 5th:

Dos one year old Or OVer...... 065% 660 SZ SS Sre S$ 6 bod VIC
Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months’ 10 6 4 3 VHC
Bitch; one year Old!or Over... ..s.<sc+< 12 8 6 4 VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
MONCH Se Sia Nee oe ee enemies 10 6 4 ae NAake
GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire... 6. ce nee S 12. 29 16) 974 VHC
PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.
Two Animals of either sex. any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 10 5 3 VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Great Danes in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as
determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
owned by jany. one: Hxhibitor-e 2 jeccac stuns © ie Sac eee eee

— 200-—

6th. 7the
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
5th. 6th.
HC Cc
HC C

Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC C
HC (6;
HC C
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC (S
HC C
Diploma

Class CCIV.—GREYHOUNDS.

Section. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
i Dor, one year old or over..........0:.- $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 8g 6 4 > “VEC
SB. bitch, one year old or over............ 10 8 6 4 VHC
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

BEACHES tees ei cl cei oie ccc! nial e evevaseie.wst eberste 8 6 4 3 VHC

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GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire.............. $10 $5 $3 =VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 8 4

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VHC

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Best showing of Greyhounds in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
MANGO y any One HXNUDIGOMs «<2 201s sveieis oteteletats ra eee sto eke orntarereerciens

Class CCV.—GRIFFONS.

Ist. ind. 3rd. 4th. 5th.

Dog, one year old or over............. $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC
Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC
Bitch, one year old or over............ 8 6 4 3 VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

MYVORULU LS Ree veetet ney oi bess crelorche shave, onavaraca.ete 6 4 3 2 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Aix Monts; Bet OF ONE: Sire... 2.22226... - $8 $6 $ 4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6 3 2 VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Griffons in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
owned by any one Exhibitor. 2.000066. ccc cocci sss ess

6th. Tth.
HC Cc
HC v
HC Cc
HC Cc
5th. 6th
HC Cc
HC C
Diploma
6th. Tth.
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC C
HC C
Diploma

Class CCVI.—GRIFFON BRUXELLOIS.

Section. ist. 2nd. erd. 4th. 5th:
i: » Doe one year old’ or OVer-cce cece ee SiS) SHO Nora od) lo eV ELe
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 6 4 3 2 VHC
3. Bitch, one year old or over............ 8 6 4 3) WHE
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

MONCH See La ieicasys ceils cha eee ts 6 4 3 2 VHC

ot

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ol

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, ‘2ectcof one Sires... sci e se S38) $26 $745 WHE

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........

(ee)
bo

VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Griffon Bruxellois in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by any one! Exhibitor... ....cacas seme eee cers

Class CCVII.—HARRIERS.

Ist. 2nd. 3rd: 4th: 5the

Dos one Wear Olde ORZOVEeIe ate. <cricreeee SoS) Gouor 4a oma weve

Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC

Bitch, one year old or over............ 8 3 -VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

INONGEHS wera cre eaeroacoute antisite sree 6 4 8 2° VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six, months; get of sone Sire: .. 56-2... a. gsr oO soe 4 1 VETS

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6 3

bo

VHC

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Best showing of Harriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
owned by ‘anyones Exhibitor ak tis cera eis cxsreeis crouse pemeneiemeaeiornens

6th. ‘7th
HC C
HC Cc
HC (6
HC }
5th. 6th.
HC C
HC C
Diploma

6th. 7th
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C

5th. 6th.
HC C
HC Cc
Diploma

Section. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 65th.
i Dog, one year old or over............. $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC:
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 10 6 4 De VELG
5. Bitch, one year old or over............ 12 8 6 £ VVC
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
RICHINS ere fPeva cl oats cos etaba va /ates Srislaes. ayo 'e 0% 10 6 4 3 VHC
GET OF ONE SIRE.
, Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire.............. $12 $6 $4 VHC
PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.
6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 10 5 3 VHC
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7. Best showing of Irish Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
Om Netw Dy any ONE. IxNUDICOM: Hence oocles woes siercrelo ore cee tchereie et
)
Class CCIX.—ITALIAN GREYHOUNDS.
1st ind srd. 4th 5th
fa bor, one year old or Over....:.....-.. $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC
2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC
3. Bitch, one year old or over............ 8 6 4 So WHC
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
EO UUL SMe eerie. head le onic aS era 6 4 3 2 VHC
GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six, months, get of one’ Sire............% 38 $6 $°4° VEC
PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.
6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6 3 2 VHC
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7. Best showing of Italian Greyhounds in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,

Class CCVIII—IRISH TERRIERS.

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by any one’ Exhibitor......0.....-...--+-+--a.<

— 263 —

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
Sth. 6th.
HC C
HC Cc
Diploma
6th. Tth.
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC C
Sth. 6th.
HC Cc
HC C
Diploma

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Class CCX.—JAPANESE SPANIELS.

section. Ist. 2nd. Srd. 4th. 5th.
Doe one year Old oY OVELs.cee oe oe yey tote SZ ay Wile,
Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 = 2 VHC
Bitch) one year old or Over..... <6. ose 8 6 4 3) VEC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
TMONGTN'S! 1 soae cic tonsrel svete mieneleneiere ie nedetetets 6 4 3 2) VEC

GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire............. $98 $6 “$84 “WELC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6 3 2 VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Japanese Spaniels in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned byvany one Hxhibitor. . . hc. > cies cise sete eieke

Class CCXI.—KING CHARLES SPANIELS.

1
DOF, ONE -Vear OlGiOr7OVEMsencrecicieeiens = $

st 2nd. érd. 4th. 5dth.

8
Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6

8

6

$6 4$.4 $i 3a" VEC

4 3 2 VHC
Bitch, one cyear: OldiOrsovieron..c< 2 acs 6 4 By AEC,
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

MONTHS oe ana col ane east cros la Ineo 4 8 2 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months; get Of (One [Sine.... i.e ac $8 $6 $4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6

Co
bo

VHC

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Best showing of King Charles Spaniels in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by any one Exhibitors... 2 voces e eee ees

—— 264:—

6th. 7th.
HC (@)
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
5th. 6th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
5th 6th
HC, %¢
HC C
Diploma

Class CCXII—MALTESE TERRIERS.

Section. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 6th.
iMeewor, one year Old Or OVer...<.....eccics $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC
83. Bitch, one year old or over............ 8 6 4 3s VHC
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

CEECOY TRH UE] Ca pee Rp a gm i 6 4 3 2 VHC

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GET OF ONE SIRE.

i Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over s ne re 1
six months, get of one Sire............. $8 $6 $4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6 5 2 VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Maltese Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by. any one Exhibitor:......:.......<.oscscce os

Class CCXIII.—MASTIFFS.
Ist. 2nd. 38rd. 4th. 5th.

Dog, one year old or over............. $8 $6 $4 $3.” VHC
Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 6 4 3 2 VHC
Bitch, one year old or over...........- 8 6 4 3 VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

ERTORTEGUTSSI at steve ec. 0) 5.0 inlor ietaitels eratece sit (sveravetels 6 4 3 2 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Sixamonths, get Of One (Sire: oi... «es <a $8 $6 $4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6

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2 VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Mastiffs in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
amit) lone than pmol d>.d ml shore Heine coccopcbupecoaponeddoododes

— 265 —

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
Sth. 6th.
HC C
HC Cc

Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
5th. 6th.
HC C
HC GC

Diploma

Class CCXIV.—NEWFOUNDLANDS.

Section. ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. Sth.
i. Dog; one yeariold orsover...5.22 oes. SJ eb By WAKE
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 6 4 3 2. VHC
35 Bitchjone yeariold) or overs... 0. sen 8 6 4 SN ELS
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

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MONS cele ci hoctere tee mee ie ee thera 6 4 3 2 VIEL

GET OF ONE SIRE.

; ; Ist. 2nd. ord. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over

six months, get of one Sire............. $8 $6 $4. VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6

vw
bo

VHC

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Best showing of Newfoundlands in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
ownedsby.any one= Hxnibitors: «os. oa. eat oe ee Ce eee

Class CCXV.—OLD ENGLISH SHEEP DOGS.

Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.

Dog; one year-old Or OVer: .8:.....235 SOx SS US 6. S 4) AVEC
Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 8 6 3 | VHC
Bitch, one year old or over............ 10 8 6 AL VO
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

NOMEN SH eet cce tae niece Serene eee 8 6 4 3 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.

7 Rees Ast. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over

six months, get of one Sire.............. S 1083S 5) Sia) SVG

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 8 4 ay Wate)

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Old English Sheep Dogs in Sections 1 to 6 in-
clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded
tO animals*owned by any one Mixhibitono....2~ 6 oss. ate ake

— 266 —

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC C
bth. 6th.
HC C
HC C
Diploma
6th. th.
HC C
HC C
HC ¢C
HC Cc
5th. 6th.
HC C
HC C
Diploma

Class CCXVI.—OTTER HOUNDS.

Section. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. Sth.
ie) Wor; one year old or over..........:.: S08 =o 6: Se) So AVEC
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 6 4 3 2 VHC
3. Bitch, one year old or over............ 8 6 4 2) 6 VHC
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

BAIODEL GIR MMe Sie sear eto he eee ote: cose hake ee 6 4 3 2 VHC

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GET OF ONE SIRE.

Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Aix months, get of one Sire..<.......... Sus) (o.G) a 4 VEG

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6

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VHC

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Best showing of Otter Hounds in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
owned by any one Exhibitor

Ciass CCXVII.—PEKINESE SPANIELS.

ist. 2nd. rd. 4th. —dth.

Woe one year Old Or OVer......:....... $8 $6 $4 oy WELC

Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 Zz WHC

Bitch, one: year old or over........3..<< 8 6 4 3 VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

RYTOMRULA Sle sarees sieves o Gistase/ aps /aiclers lees viviue 6 4 3 2 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire............. $8 $6 $4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........

Ce
bo

VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Pekinese Spaniels in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by any one Hxhibitor................-sseeees

6th. 7th.

1
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
Sth, 6th.
HC Cc
HC C
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC Cc
HC Cra
Diploma

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Class CCVII'!4.—PINSCHERS.

ection. Ist. 2nd: Srd. 4th. 5th.
Dog, one! year oldvor Over... css. sacs $8 $6 $4 $93 VHC
Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 6 4 3 2 VHC
Bitch one year old (or Overs. ese cee ee 8 6 4 3 VEC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
MONTHS ere ohereccc CROCRe a cia orate ier 6 4 3 2 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Ist. 2nds sra: 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six: months, get of one’ Siness.s. ols. ee $8 $6 $4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6 3 2 VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Pinschers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
owned sbysanyione Tixbibitonns aces sect erik eee ee eee

Class CCXVIII.—POINTERS.
Ist. Sends 8rd 4th. = 6th:

Dog, one year old Or OVErya.. 6 «6 oes $2 $8 $6 $34" VHC
Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 3 VEC
Bitch one year.Old! Or OVvierss..c.ce «aoe 12 8 6 4 VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under tweive

MONTHS 2 verge oraeieines > Heit eoreertene 10 6 4 OAV

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire. sss). oo.e. cee $12 $96 $)4, VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 10

ol
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VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Pointers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
owned by Jany, One Exh IGON sio,5 nee cea clerk oc escheat necator

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
Sth. 6th.
HC Cc
HC C

Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC c
HC Cc
HC (G;
6th. 6th.
HC C
HC Cc

Diploma

Class CCXIX.—POMERANIANS.

Sectlon. ist. 2nd. 38rd. 4th. 5th. bth. 7th
len Wor. one year old or over...........:. $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC Cc
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC Cc
3. Bitch, one year old or over............ 10 FS 6 4 WHC AG Cc
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

ESICOTUULL BES Foret ars cier cecil esac octet cae rea 8 6 4 s VHC VHC C

GET OF ONE SIRE.

; Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. Sth. 6th.
5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over

six months, get of one Sire............. $10 $5 $3 VHC HG Cc

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over

six months, produce of one Bitch........ 8 4 VHC HC C

Go

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

my

Best showing of Pomeranians in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
Owned: Dy any, One VEXHIDITON. ccs alls ate ats a wc dale See Diploma

Class CCXX.—POODLES (CORDED).

St. ) 2nd: eta.) Ath: 5th. 6th. 7th.
i Dog, one year old or over.........:... > 10° “358 $3) 6, $i 4 VHC HC C
2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC HC Cc
s. Bitch, one year old or over............ 10 8 6 4 VHC HC Cc
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
PRTOPUEIB GY tii S cua a iere are daict scceei ste o. caacsie toh 8 6 4 5) VACHE Cc
GET OF ONE SIRE.

Ist. 2nd. 3rd: 4th. 5th. 6th.

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months; get, of one Sire............- $10) $05" S23) “VHC. -He Cc

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over

six months, produce of one Bitch........ § 4 oe VOC Ee Cc

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Poodles (Corded) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by any one: Hxhibitor. |. soos .ce oes asco eae Diploma

— 269 —

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Class CCXXI.—POODLES (CURLY).

Section. ist. “2nds jerd. 4th:
Dos one year Oldvor Oviertm. oases ee 5 10). 3 8a a6) 4:
Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 33
Bitch, one year old or over............ 10 8 6 4
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

MODUNS).5. St MS elecrat eats c eeuciaers Rustetenee: 8 6 4 3

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six months, get of one Sire... .s-..-cos SOP Sebe Ses

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 8 4 3

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

5th.
VHC
VHC
VHC

VHC

4th.
VHC

VHC

Best showing of Poodles (Curly) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals

owned abysianyxone: WxiiDitor vec. sc « es sieves aie eet eee

Class CCXXII.—PUGS.

Ist... 2nd. vsrdss Ath:

Dog, one year old or over............. $10 “$"8_ 23 67 $4
Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3
Bitch; one year old ‘orvover........... 10 8 6 +
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

NOMEN 5 feiss Gress wie noisns wis, eve hetobatten wis 8 6 4 3

GET OF ONE SIRE.

: : 1st. and. 3rd.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six, months; 6b Of One Sire cis cease ease a eres SlO) 3585 4S aS

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 8 4

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PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Pugs in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as

ee eee

5th.
VHC
VHC
VHC

VHC

4th.

VHC

VHC

de-

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals

owned <by <any-:onevHxhibitoncn. .achidee ieee ewes lee

6th. ~ Tihs
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC C
HC C

Diploma
6th. “Tthe
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC Cc
HC C
Diploma

Class CCXXIII—PRINCE CHARLES SPANIELS.

Section. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Dog, one year old or over............. $8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC Cc
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC BHC C
3. Bitch, one year old or over............ 8 6 4 o* ¢ VHC.” (He C
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

MMA CPRRRTESI es oS GNie Sanat: o caacs 9 oA c\ ope aid ose eles 6 4 3 2 VHC HC Cc

GET OF ONE SIRE.

: Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. Sth. 6th.

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire............. $8 $6 $4 VHC HC Cc

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6

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VHC HC Cc

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Prince Charles Spaniels in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals; owned by any one Exhibitor: ..3. 50/55. 5.c6 0. cos ce scee Diploma

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Class CCXXIV.—RETRIEVERS (CURLY-COATED.)

Ist. 2nd. @rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
ifeehor one year old or Over............; 8 3:6 $4 $3. VHC Poe Cc
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 6 4 3 2 VHC ee G
Zabiteh, one year old or OVer..........-.- 8 6 4 s VHC HC Cc
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

NEONUELLGS pero Oe sia -crels c. deuals: fess oie 'sictee eae’ 6 4 3 z VHC HG Cc
GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist; 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th.
5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire............. $s 36, $4. VHC. He C

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6

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VHC HC C

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

7. Best showing of Retriever (Curly-Coated) in Sections 1 to 6 in-
clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount
awarded to animals owned by any one Exhibitor............. Diploma

Class CCXXV.—RETRIEVERS (WAVY-COATED).

Section. Ist. 2nd. 8rd. 4th. 5th.
i DOs One year, Old OT OVelhaee ace: $28 250 Gmrg 4 Soe) AVEC
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 6 4 3 Ze WEE
aw Bitch, one year oldtor overs ccecskeee ee 8 6 4 3 WHC

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve ;
MONDENS Gig siicnn ie atene cee etre 6 4 3 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire............. $8 $6 $4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over

six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6 3 20 VLC
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

7. Best showing of Retrievers (Wavy-Coated) in Sections 1 to 6
inclusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount
awarded to animals owned by any one Exhibitor..............

Class CCXXVI—RUBY SPANIELS.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd 4th 5th.

i Dog, one: year Old or OVER: o....5.4.-4. 9 (80 7S: 16)" S24 S93 Save

2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC

3. Bitch, one year old or Over. ....... 025 8 6 4 3 VHC

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
TMOMUNS | so see oases roniniea et stontrensuanciane 6 4 3 2) 2 VEC

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd., 3rd. 4th.

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire............. S28. ($6) °$'4 “Vie

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over

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VHC

(Sh)
bo

six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
Best showing of Ruby Spaniels in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-

termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
owned. “by: vany one Exhibitor. .o i> see. ee oe eos ae ee

—— Ao ——

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
Sth. 6th.
HC Cc
HC Cc

Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC C
HC C
Diploma

ee

Class CCXXVII.—SCHIPPERKES.

Section. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. th.
1. Dog, one year old or over............. 8 $6 $4 $3 VHC HC C

Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC HC Cc
Bitch, one year old or over 8 6 4 > VHC HC C
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

CTC cree oy cres ates Goce ne es 6 4 3 2 VHC HC C

homed)

GET OF ONE SIRE.

: Ist. 2nd. 3Srd. 4th. Sth. 6th
Four Animals of either sex, any age over

six months, get of one Sire..:.......... So 6 $4 VHC HC C

ol

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6 3 2 VHC HC C

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Schipperkes in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
owned. by“ any One, Meni DitOr se: «2. stesso ain od he Oe ee oe eee Diploma

=I

Class CCXXVIII—SCOTTISH TERRIERS.
ist; 2nd: “srd= 4th; ‘6th: 6th. 7th.

i Dee, one year old or over............. $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC HC C
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 10 6 4 3 VHC HC C
peiten. One year Old Or OVer...........0- 12 8 6 4 VHC HC Cc
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
UR OOVUEE Siete hai cs Pee eich ies er oltwer cee eee 10 6 1 3 VHC HC C
GET OF ONE SIRE.
lst. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th.
5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six months, get.of one Sire. ..2..:.-.... $12 $6 $4 VHC HE Cc
PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.
6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Bitch............ 12 6 4) VEC He C

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

ba |

Best showing of Scottish Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
OWNedeDyY:, Any ONE MXNIDIGOM 2. cos oe iets loca it sole ceo pciein aoe Diploma

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR SCOTTISH TERRIERS.

The Scottish Terrier Club of Scotland, through its Honorable Secretary,
Mr. John N. Reynard, offers the Reynard Trophy (artistic bronze plaque of
Seottish Terriers in relief) for the best exhibit in the regular classes of American-
bred Scottish Terriers at the Universal Exposition of 1904 by any one Exhibitor.
The exhibit to consist of not less than three animals in the regular class. The
prize to be determined by the best record made in the regular classes by the
official judge.

Class CCXXIX.—SETTERS (ENGLISH).

Section. ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
Hee Dor One year Oldor OVEE sc. teuie. oi $ 12) $78 33.6 $°4> VEC He C
2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 4 8 VHC HC C
3. Bitch, one year old or over............ 12 8 6 4 VHC HC Cc
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
MONTHSercvoce Maes eee 10 6 4 By AWABKG) 1s (0) C
GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th.

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six months, getof One Sire... vce ee ws $12 $:6 $°4 > VHC. HC Cc

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 10 5

we)

VHC HC C

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

“ti

Best showing of Setters (English) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by any one Hxhibitor. 2... sn. so- see oe ees Diploma

= 274 —

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Class CCXXX.—SETTERS (GORDON).

Section. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
1. Dog, one year old or over............. $10 $8 $6 $4
2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3
3. Bitch, one year old or over............ 19 8 6 4
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

FOOSINGIDS Pon a, oI o cieins 4 ooGatn ore WAG ae 8 6 4 3

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire.............. S102 $155 $-3

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 8 4

vo

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

oth.
VHC
VHC
VHC

VHC

4th.

VHC

VHC

Best showing of Setters (Gordon) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to

animals owned by any one Exhibitor. >)... 223.5--6c...se-

Class CCXXXI.—SETTERS (IRISH).

ist. 2nd: ‘srd-)) 4th.

Dog, one year old or over............. SES Sis S26 sok
Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 10 6 4 3
Bitch, one year old or over............ 12 8 6 4
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

TELOHIUISMES cast ot acre custors fetes araioteus stepeboxe ss 10 6 4 3

GET OF ONE SIRE.
ist. 2nd. 3rd.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six: months, £6t Of one: Sire... sc. in2.%.s $12 $6 $4

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 10

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PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

5th.
VHC
VHC
VHC

VHC

4th.
VHC

VHC

Best showing of Setters (Irish) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to

animals owned by any one Pxhibitor.....................

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC C
HC Cc
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
Diploma

Class CCXXXII.—SKYE TERRIERS.

Section. ist. 2nd. 38rd. 4th. 5th.
1. Dog; one year‘old or, over............. S18 926 1p 4) toes) | AVIELC
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 6 4 3 2 VHC
8. Bitch, one yeartold or over:........... 8 6 4 ov
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

MONTHS Boe oe Sees ekor se odace b eione sas Cielo ore 6 4 3 2 VHC

sa

He Cobo Re

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GET OF ONE SIRE.
st 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six: months, get of one Sine: 42.0.4. saec: $8 $9¢ $4) VEC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6 3

bo

VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Skye Terriers in Sections 1 te 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
owned, by, any Onerbxhibitor. co. . «ace cee cine tos oe colemore ioe Sister

Class CCXXXIII.—SPANIELS (CLUMBER).

Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
DOLBONE vy CariOldsOrnvOvie4n. selec cio. eee Seete ny Uy week baat WIE
Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC
Bitch, one’ year ‘old-or Over... ....6 6 4 3° VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
TNONUCHS Here eee g niskehc tenet cnevers tober eens 6 4 3 2 VHC
GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six months; @etJof OneISires. :A.c. 6 ss $78 $.6 $94 “VEIC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over

six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6 3 2 AVEC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Spaniels (Clumber) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals ‘owned by ‘any one Wxhibitorss sj. cescicie rt etre

Atk}

6th 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
Diploma
6th. Thea
HC ;
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
Sth. 6th.
HC C
HC Cc
Diploma

Class CCXXXIV.—SPANIELS (COCKER).

Section. Ist. 2nd. 8rd. 4th.
1. Dog, one year old or over............. $12 $8.$6 $ 4
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 10 6 4 3
8. Bitch, one year old or over............ 12 8 6 4
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

STESIUGILSMENS or ovehesc-y cuche G cSlais eke Ab or oe 10 6 4 3

on

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Last tots

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GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2nd. 3rd.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
sixemonths, get. of one Sire; ....2.0..-. +s Set2-. S01, Sa4

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 10

on
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PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

5th.
VHC
VHC
VHC

VHC

4th.

VHC

VHC

Best showing of Spaniels (Cocker) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to

animals owned by any one Exhibitor....................

Class CCXXXV.—SPANIELS (FIELD).
ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Dog, one year old or over............. $10 $8 $6 $4
Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ §8 6 4 3
Bitch, one year old or over............ 10 8 6 4
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

VICTIM yer ere ccc waters 6 ote in Sy cfoyei er, share 8 6 4 3

GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2nd. 3rd.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire.............. S10 $35) $P3

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 8 4

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PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

5th.
VHC
VHC
VHC

VHC

4th.

VHC

VHC

Best showing of Spaniels (Field) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to

animals owned by any one Exhibitor....................

6th, 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
Sth. 6th.
HC c
HC Cc
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
Sth. 6th.
HC C
HC Cc
Diploma

Class CCXXXVI.—SPANIELS (IRISH WATER).

Section. ist; 2nds) stds a4thy ss ben:
le Doe one’ year oldiior overia..aacsce oe: $8 $.6 43 42 3S) 3) VEC
2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC
§. Bitch, one year old or over........... 8 6 4 ay WABKG,
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

MONCHS: Pye os, Moker crest erence hearers 6 4 3 2 VHC

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GET OF ONE SIRE.

Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six months, 2et of ‘one Siréjs..c 5. cee. $8 $6 $4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 6

Co
bo

VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Spaniels (Irish Water) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned iby. One WXhiIDItOTr 0. ois. ciereiwre scaievcueterevereyeloicneietelet

Class CCXXXVII.—SPANIELS (SUSSEX).

Ist. nds) ord: 4th. 5th.

Dog, one year old or over............. S.8) $26) “Sea S83) PO WELC
Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 % 2 VHC
Bitch, one year old or over........... 8 6 4 3 VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

TMONCHS) ics fivcg sree: scons digas) hater o) clarence Ge 6 4 3 2 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire............. $8 $6 $4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch....... 6

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bo

VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
Best showing of Spaniels (Sussex) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by anyone EXxhibitor-.c oo2....0%. 2. slsciar eles he eer

— 278 —

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
5th. 6th.
HC C
HC C
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
HC

5th. 6th.
HG ec
HC Cc
Diploma

Class CCXXXVIII.—ST. BERNARDS (ROUGH).

Section. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
ieeor, one year old or over............- S12: $78: 3/6 o.4), VEC
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 10 6 4 2 VHC
Ss. SBiteh, one year old or over........:... 12 8 6 4 VHC

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
PLOTS TOUT 0 tS Aa AA RRP Wee te ace pets aes a AB 10 6 4 3 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire............ $12 $6 $4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over

six months, produce of one Bitch........ 10 5 a VEC
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

7. Best showing of St. Bernards (Rough) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by any one) Hxhibitors. 5.0.5... cee see steer

Class CCXXXIX.—ST. BERNARDS (SMOOTH).
ist. 2nd. std. 4th 5th:
ioe Doe, one year old or Over......5...2... $12 $8 $6 $4 VHC

2. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 10 6 1 By WAsle:

ue) Bitch, one year old or over......5..:.- 12 8 6 4 VHC

4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
MNOWMUNS a re skesoe wets oro eee iow ares Ore 10 6 4 By) Wisk

GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
5. Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Sixs months, Lec Of One! SIPC ire. -1a corey Si12\ $06. $4 VEC
PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.
6. Two Animals of either sex, any age over

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six months, produce of one Bitch.......

10

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vo

VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of St. Bernards (Smooth) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to

animals owned by any one Exhibitor.....

6th. Tth.
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
5th. 6th.
HC C
HC C
Diploma
6th. ith.
HC C
He Cc
HC Cc
HC C
Sth. 6th.
HC C
HC Cc
Diploma

Class CCXL.—TOY POODLES.

Section. ist., “2nd. “8rd..4th.. Sth:
1 DOL One year OldOrvOVeree niin: Sue ($6 SF 4 S030 VEC
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months ' 6 4 3 a NC
2. Bitch, one’ year old or jovers)....-).-1. 8 6 4 By Wal;
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

MONtHS. Bese eee eee 6 4 3 2 VHC

on

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GET OF ONE SIRE.
ist. nd. “3rd: 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire............. 389 $6. 4 eave

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch.......

©
bo

VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Toy Poodles in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
Owned bysany; ONCE xXhilbitOrir. «2 se a occae.< <eolate ae citstene oneeouctsiehalt mien

Class CCXLI.—TOY TERRIERS.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd: 4th?) bth?

Dog, one year old or over.........:... $8 $6 $4 $3 VEC
Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months 6 4 3 2 VHC
Bitch, one year old sor Over. 4025... 8 6 4 3 VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
TMMONENS): 2. yas cero eee eleieiebekebe eicrevereees 6 4 3 2 VHC
GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months; get Ofome Siles ca cenwuressl ears S110) “Ssb) 1835 VLC
PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.
Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch....... 6 3 2 VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Toy Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
owned byvany. one Mxhibitorsn.c2 voce «ce sicre creme enetetferey tend src

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC C
HC C
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
5th. 6th.
HC (8)
HC C
Diploma

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Class CCXLII.—WELSH TERRIERS.

Section. Ist. 2nd. 8rd. 4th. 5th.
i. Dog, one year old or over............. $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 8 6 4 3 VHC
3. Bitch, one year old or over............ 10 - 8 6 4 VHC
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

PAVOREEGIT ST Oe crys: overs tse: ota vo clevehhe merase ote 8 6 4 3 VHC

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Poot

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.

Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Alix months, set of one’ Sire:......:...... $10 “$5 $33. "VEC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 8 4

co

VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Welsh Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals; owned by any one’ Exhibitor............00cscss cess

Class CCXLIII—WHITE ENGLISH TERRIERS.

Ist. 2nd. 38rd. 4th. 5th.

Wore one year Old or OVer.........6-s6 $8 $6 $4. 3°3 5 VC

Puppy Dog, six and undertwelve months’ 6 4 3 2 VHC

Bitch, one year old or over........... 8 6 4 3 VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

rritoy i 12} | Bene Paar cere nn ere oie 6 4 3 2 VHC

GET OF ONE SIRE.

Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire............. $8 $6 $4 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch....... 6 3

bo

VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of White English Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by any one Exhibitor..................eeeee--

— 281 —

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
Sth. 6th.
HC Cc
HC C

Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC C
5th. 6th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
Diploma

Class CCXLIV.— WHITE ENGLISH TERRIERS (TOY).

Section. ist=s 2nd. esrd- eat he DUle
i) Dog one year, old orvovers...s-scsoe S78 $6 S$) 45 Sho, waVEO
%. Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 6 4 3 74 Hak,
3. Bitch, one year old or over........... 8 6 4 De VELe
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

MONGHS MT sees Reece ene RS TS 6 4 3 2 VHC

en

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6.

GET OF ONE SIRE.

ist; “2nd ord: 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire............. 8 $6 $2 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over

six months, produce of one Bitch....... 6 2 VHC

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PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of White English Terriers (Toy) in Sections 1 to 6
inclusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount
awarded to animals owned by any one Exhibitor...............

Class CCXLV.—WHIPPETS.

ist. 2nd. 8rd. 4th: 5th.

Dog, one. year old or Over... 5.262.600 $10 $58 $6 $24 VEC
Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC
Bitch, one year old or over............ 10 8 6 4 VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
MODUS raceme eee ee 8 6 4 3 VHC
GET OF ONE SIRE.
Isc. 2nd. 31d. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
Six, months; get Of one Sires... .s2 se. 3s $10 $5 $3 VHC
PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.
Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 8 4 3 VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Whippets in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive, as de-
termined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to animals
owned bysany.one Hxhibrtonnec ies eee on eo Ce eee ee

6th. ith.
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
5th. 6th.
HC C
HC C

Diploma
6th. Tth.
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC C
Ath. 6th.
HC Cc
HC C
Diploma

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Class CCXLVI.—WOLFHOUNDS (RUSSIAN).

Section. Ist. 2nd. 23rd. 4th. 5th.
1. Dog, one year old or over............. $10 $8 $6 $4 VHC
2. Puppy Dog, six and undertwelye months 8g 6 4 3 VHC
wobinen, one year old or OVer: -......+..« 10 8 6 4 VHC
4. Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve

UTERERULE peter. ze s,s Neterah seat el acts Sho Qare thet 8 6 4 3 VHC

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GET OF ONE SIRE.
: wae Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sire.............. 3 10.$.5 $3 VHC

PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.

Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 8 4

ve)

VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Wolfhounds (Russian) in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by any one Exhibitor: o. 06.0% 0.22.2 a ces «eine ere

Class CCXLVII—YORKSHIRE TERRIERS.

Ist. 2nd. 2rd. 4th. 5th.

Dor. one year old Or OVeEr... 2... 620. o) 10: S:-8) 1S) 6) S29 SVC
Puppy Dog, six and under twelve months 8 6 4 3 VHC
Bitch, one year old or over............ 10 8 6 4 VHC
Puppy Bitch, six and under twelve
STAG Vall t) SE: eee ea eR REO REP ATOM Reo 8 6 4 s VHC
GET OF ONE SIRE.
1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th.
Four Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, get of one Sires. 4: ..)- «ie Sol0 ase5) $130) VES
PRODUCE OF ONE BITCH.
Two Animals of either sex, any age over
six months, produce of one Bitch........ 8 4 38 VHC

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Yorkshire Terriers in Sections 1 to 6 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned by any one lxhibitor..- 2.2 20-6 ee cree

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6th. 7th.
HC Y
HC Cc
HC
HC C
Ath. 6th.
HE C
HC C
Diploma
6th. 7th.
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
6th. 6th.
HC C
HC C
Diploma

DIVISION F.—CATS.

As a Universal Exposition Cat Show, owing to its international character, can-
not be held by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition under the exclusive rules of any
national cat club, it will therefore be conducted under the Exposition’s own code
of rules, to provide for the due recognition of the registration and exhibition of
cats, with equal privileges, recorded in the home or foreign Stud Books approved
by the respective governments represented in the show.

The Universal Exposition Cat Show of 1904 to be held by the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition at St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A., October 25, 26, 27 and 28, 1904, will be
for the promotion of the special interests of the breeders of pure-bred cats, and
the exhibit consist of such cats and kittens over three months of age as are
usually shown in the open class. No previous prize-winner properly entered will
be debarred from competition.

Application for the entry of cats of the recognized breeds of record owned
in the United States must be accompanied by a certificate on the prescribed
form of the Exposition, showing registration in the Stud Book of the American
Cat Association, or the United States Register and Stud Book for Cats, and
otherwise conform to the following rules governing entries:

Application for the entry of cats of the recognized breeds of record owned by
non-residents must be accompanied by a certificate on the prescribed form of the
Exposition showing registration, signed by the Secretary of the Cat Club or asso-
ciation publishing the respective Stud Books, and such certificate must be at-
tested by the Chairman of the National World’s Fair Commission representing
the country from which such cats come to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition,
provided such animals are sent by and exhibited under the auspices of the coun-
try from which they come. The following rules will apply to the Universal Expo-
sition Cat Show.

Entries of cats and kittens must be filed with the Chief of the Department of
Live Stock on the prescribed form on or before September 10, 1904. The Exposi-
tion grounds will be open for the reception of cats on Saturday October 22, 1904.
The exhibition will begin Tuesday, October 25, and close Friday, October 28, 1904.

An exhibitor of cats will be permitted to enter and present for award not
to exceed two entries in any single competition. Each cat or kitten can be
entered in one class only.

Every cat must be entered in the name of its bona-fide owner as the exhibitor,
and the application for entry must be signed by the owner.

Labels will be sent upon receipt of application for entry of cats. The
reverse of each label must show the sender’s name and address legibly written
thereon and the name of the express company for return delivery. Express
charges must in all cases be prepaid. Exhibitors before making shipment to the
Exposition must attach to each cat a card of identification, giving the name of the
animal and the class and section in which entered for exhibition.

The word cat where used in these rules includes both sexes over six months
of age, and the word kitten includes both sexes under six months and over three
months of age.

The owner of the dam at the time of service shall be considered the breeder
of the animal exhibited.

The age of a cat or kitten shall be reckoned from the date of birth to the
tenth day of September, 1904.

Unworthy or unhealthy specimens will be excluded from competition and the
show.

No names, marks or decorations will be allowed on the cages until the prizes
have been awarded.

All cats will be judged and awards made by comparison.

Prizes to the breeds named will be given cats and kittens, male and female,
over six months, and three and under six months of age, as follows: A First-Prize of
$5; a Second of $3; a Third of $2; Fourth, a certificate of High Commendation;
Fifth, Commendation; Sixth, Second Commendation, and Seventh, Third Com-
mendation.

Any cat winning champion honors in the cat club or association by which
it is certified to the Exposition by reason of prizes received at the World’s Fair
of 1904, will upon official certification to the Chief of the Department of Live
Stock by the cat club interested be given the diploma of the Universal Exposition
setting forth said World’s champion honors.

The American Cat Association will give full recognition in its Stud Book to
champion honors won by its patrons at the Universal Exposition of 1904. In order
to furnish data for such further recognition in the way of champion honors as
the various National Cat Clubs may hereafter decide to award to their respective
patrons for prizes won at the Universal Exposition Cat Show of 1904, all cats
exhibited in each section will be placed by the judge in the order of merit from
right to left beginning on the right with the best and rank consecutively to the
left all other animals in the respective sections.

A committee of the American Cat Association has contracted with the Expo-
sition to receive, cage, feed, water, exhibit and return in the best manner at the
close of the exhibition, cats exhibited at the World’s Fair at the very moderate
expense to exhibitors of two dollars for each single specimen.

Cats must be consigned, prepaid, in care of the committee of the American
Cat Association, to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition grounds, St. Louis, Mo.,
U. S. A. The committee has given bond to guarantee all exhibits proper caging,
care, feed, supervision and exhibition, and the Exposition authorities are not to
receive, feed, care for or assume any responsibility in connection therewith. No
entry fee will be charged by the Exposition for exhibits of cats.

Standard-size cages will be provided by the committee of the American Cat
Association on the Exposition grounds in sufficient numbers to meet all require-
ments, and the rental therefor must accompany the entry application on the form
prescribed by the exposition. All cats must be exhibited in these cages. (See
announcement following by committee of the American Cat Association).

The rules of the Department of Live Stock of the Universal Exposition will
wherever applicable govern in this Division.

For information concerning the receiving, caging, feeding, watering, placing
on exhibition and the return of the cats at the close of the exhibition address
Charles A. White, Chairman of Committee of American Cat Association, 78 East
26th street, Chicago, Illinois.

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Class CCXLVIII.—LONG-HAIRED CATS.

Open to All.
(Cats, male and female; Kittens, male and female.)

Seetion.

Black. °

Blue.

Brown Tabby.
Chinchilla.

Cream or Fawn.
Orange or Red.

Orange and White.
Orange Tabby.

Silver.

Silver Tabby.

Smoke.

12. Tortoise Shell.

3. Tortoise Shell and White.
14. White.

15. Any Color with White.
16. Any Other Variety.

ROD KAAMNRwWNE

Class CCXLIX.—SHORT-HAIRED CATS.

Open to All.
(Cats, male and female; Kittens, male and female.)

Scction.

Abyssinian.

Black.

Blue.

Brown Tabby.

Manx, any Color.

Orange or Orange Tabby.
Orange and White.

Silver Tabby.

Siamese.

10. Tortoise Shell.

11. Tortoise Shell and White.

12. White.

3. Any other Tabby with White.

14. Any other Tabby without White.
15. Any member of American Wild Felidae.
16. Any other Color.

17. Any Foreign Variety not Named.

WeAIDHNP cone

TO EXHIBITORS OF CATS AT THE UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1904.

The undersigned Committee of the American Cat Association has completed
extremely satisfactory and advantageous arrangements with the Universal Expo-
sition whereby the Committee is to receive, cage, feed, care for, exhibit, and
return to their owners upon the close of the show the cats exhibited at the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition, October 25 to October 28, 1904, inclusive,

=o6p

The Committee has arranged for standard-size benching and cages for the
cats and will provide at the Exposition grounds an ample supply for all require-
ments. The Committee will also provide feed and water for all the cats on
os ae and the necessary utensils for the same and furnish all needed attend-
ants.

The Committee, for all the necessary accommodations other than the building,
including cages, furniture and all services in connection with the receipt, feed,
care and exhibition and return of cats and such as are usually provided for such
exhibition, agree to accept from exhibitors in full for first-class service and atten-
tion two dollars for each cat or kitten exhibited.

The Committee will provide for the best sanitary arrangements for the
proper care and feeding of the cats during the show, which will be held under
the immediate personal supervision of competent attendants of cats and recog-
nized authorities in such matters.

The Committee will use due diligence for the care and safety of all cats
exhibited. Watchmen will be kept on duty day and night, but it must be dis-
tinetly understood by all exhibitors that the management will not be responsible
for loss or damage to any cat exhibited, whether the result of accident or other
cause.

The Cat Show of the Universal Exposition of 1904 has been planned on the
most advanced and satisfactory lines for the promotion of the special interests
of the breeders of pure-bred cats and has received pledges of the cordial and
hearty support of the leading cat clubs of this and foreign countries.

The international character of this show and the necessity for the due recog-
nition of the registration of cats from all countries recorded in the home and
foreign Stud Books has made it necessary and desirable that the World’s Fair
Cat Show be held under the Exposition’s own code of rules, which meets all the
requirements necessary to insure competent and just awards and the best care
of exhibits, and is fully approved by the American Cat Association.

It has been decided that inasmuch as the World’s Fair show of cats is uni-
versal in character and is to be held under rules approved by the American Cat
and other Associations, the wins at the Universal Exposition of 1904 shall be
fully recognized and published in the stud books of the American Cat and other
Associations the same as if held under the regular and exclusive cat show rules
usually recognized.

In estimating the cost necessary for the benching, feeding, care and other
expenses at the show this Committee has made the most careful estimate based
upon the number of probable entries as indicated in correspondence with cat
owners conducted by the Exposition management and through other channels.
While it is not thought the sum named will more than equal expenses, yet if
any surplus should result this Committee will employ the same for additional
testimonial prizes to be awarded to the exhibitors winning prizes at the show.

For further information concerning the foregoing address Dr. C. A. White,
Chairman, 78 Twenty-sixth Street, Chicago, Illinois.

(Signed) C. A. WHITE,
Beresford Cat Club.

WILLIAM M. CHAPMAN,
Michigan Cat Club.

MRS. ALFRED JACKSON,
Lockehaven Cat Club.

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DIVISION G.-SOUTHERN BREEDING CATTLE.

Entries in this Division on the prescribed form must be filed with the Chief
of the Department of Live Stock on or before October 1, 1904.

The Exposition grounds will be open for the reception of breeding cattle from
the territory south of the Federal quarantine line on Thursday, November 3,
1904, and the exhibition will begin Monday, November 7, 1904, and close Saturday,
November 12, 1904.

Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary personal attention to the feed
and care of the cattle they have for exhibition and on the close of awards in that
Division remove such cattle from the Exposition grounds.

The Louisiana Purchase Exposition has appropriated a total of $9,500 or so
much thereof as may be awarded as a prize fund for exhibits of Short-horn, Here-
ford, Aberdeen-Angus, Galloway and Jersey breeding cattle owned and exhibited
from points south of the Federal quarantine line.

This appropriation is conditioned that the aggregate sum of $9,500 be prorated
to the prize winners in the breeding classes for all Southern cattle specified, using
as a basis for computation the classification and amounts set apart by the Exposi-
tion for Northern cattle of the same breeds, provided that in no case shall the
single prizes for Southern breeding cattle exceed the single prizes paid for
Northern breeding cattle in corresponding sections.

The basing date for computing ages in sections 4, 6, 10 and 12 of the classes
for Short-horn, Hereford, Aberdeen-Angus and Galloway cattle (and excepting Jer-
seys) will be January 1, and in sections 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9 and 11, for these breeds, the
ages will be computed from birth to September 1, 1904, and the animals in all the
sections must have been born respectively within the periods as follows:

Sections 1 and 7. Three years old or over, birth prior to September 1, 1901.

Sections 2 and 8. Two years and under three, birth between September 1, 1901,
and September 1, 1902.

Sections 3 and 9. Highteen and under twenty-four months, birth between Sep-

tember 1, 1902, and March 1, 1903.

Sections 4 and 10. Twelve and under eighteen months, birth between March 1,
1903, and September 1, 1903.

Sections 5 and 11. Six and under twelve months, birth between September 1,
1903, and March 1, 1904.

Sections 6 and 12. Under six months, birth between March 1, 1904, and Septem-
ber 1, 1904.

The rules of the Department of Live Stock of the Exposition published in this
Prize-List will wherever applicable govern in this Division.

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PRIZES.

Class CCL.—SHORT-HORN.

(Basis for Computation.)

Section. Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th.
1. Bull, three years old or over....... o 75'S) 60) “Sy50" (3) 40" S38
2. Bull, two years and under three.... 75 60 50 40 30
3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four

TEGYG) C11] 1S, wa no ee aA Se 75 60 50 40 30
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen

RICHER ULES Meeps 1 hit snc osha e War cbaratan cnet 50 40 30 25 20
5. Bull, six and under twelve months. 50 40 BH) 25 20
Oe Sul; under six months............ 50 40 30 25 20
7. Cow, three years old or over...... 75 60 50 40 30
8. Heifer, two years and under three. 75 60 50 4 30
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-

PRET RIN ONG Sere ce axe voverav ad coats: oye caraioucesee 75 60 50 40 30

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen

EVIOOTREH SSieeteeran grate Mare o/ dha. oes auotalel oloeree 50 40 30 25 20

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 50 40 30 25 20

12. Heifer, under six months......... 50 40 30 25 20

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Pts WOryears Old OF OVELs «cen «cae cies ode cre ou es secs as ce isseio le

MeELCSCLVO- DUll GWO: YCATS OF OVEL. J... cece sect ce slicinseveceeseees

imei, under two years..........- AS Be Sr om ite OO nA Cao Bite aS Oe

MECCSERVGs S110 a INGET. TWO VOALS soc .c.csvssscreuehawiela oe 6.<1tee aieie eos silted

MEO ON EWO? VCATS:'OLM., OF. OVOIs 4 cc <1sic.s sid.c' 6 8 Seclesc ie Wee e194, dete Beis ace cane

eeerceserve Cow, two years OF OVED. ou be. sjec cee cs cca cent ee dec

A ESCELOT MIMGOT | WO V-CAT Sic a: olscalayersvous« eisse ft) ol os Stay tee cnatay a tekeLenere oneworld

Dimeieserve Eeiler: Under TWO Vals oc. octet e sialeke co sele cvevere odin ed wiene

GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

CaM ES UT CLT Vin SUEZ Clade ol ots ace susie. 6 rsa uel yy Boa 1d Rin eie i eval aceteberosars tomers) dteleregeverepece vote

PD MEIRCSCLV.Or DULL ANY 1 ALC Hele. Os Tad eyeleretons ie) os i doke one Sta eet ee cues fee beteh
Se COLWROLTELCILOl «AIRY? AZ C iia 5-551. ned wnteteesiye ne Vatiete Wile ais feue ep oa srereiclcleuerele

Pamerteserve: Cow OF Heifer Any. “Age: .. .as0.0 9 2 oe p etoeusts ersie cc aie hoe

AGED HERDS.

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,
NIMIGET: CONC HYV.CAI. wcicic ww viele wisvese ares 125 100 80 65 55

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC e)
IC C
HC Cc
HC C
IRKG G
FHiC C
HC Cc
HC c
HC Cc
$100
Diploma
75
Diploma
100
Diploma
43)
Diploma
200
Diploma
200
Diploma
HC Cc

YOUNG HERDS.

Section. ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. ‘th.
26. Bull, under two years old; two

Heifers, one year and under two;

and two Heifers, under one year.$ 75 $ 60 $ 55 $ 45 $ 40 HC Cc

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

bo
bo |

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... ccc. J2.o6,2 a0 ce atoll ke cholo renee CL rn a ear $200

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

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

DRO GOING a5 ore wtsiersatis iece a kere eee whole cv eneie Gols Dig ene Eas wie Wie lot ease eR OLE ae 200
GET OF ONE SIRE.
29. Four Animals of either sex, any
age, get of one sire............. 75 65 55 45 40 HC Cc
PRODUCE OF ONE COW.
30, Two Animals of either sex, any
age, produce of one cow......... 75 65 55 45 40 HE Cc
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
31. Best showing of Short-horn cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented..............+.. Diploma
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
32. Best showing of Short-horn cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals cownedsby-any ones Oxhibitors....9545 60 oe Diploma

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR SHORT-HORN CATTLE.

The American Short-horn Breeders Association offers the following special
prizes for Short-horn cattle from below the Federal Quarantine Line, exhibited at
the Universal Exposition of 1904. The American Short-horn Breeders Association

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will pay the special prizes in accordance with the official awards of the World’s
Fair, to animals recorded in the American Short-horn Herd Book:

Section. 1st.
Pe suil three years old Or OVEr......00ecccsesses $ 25
2. Bull, two years old and under three............. 25
3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four months.... 25
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months......... 25
5. Bull, six and under twelve months.............. 25
Pestle NMer Six MONtHS.....600ccncceccccascuas 25
a Cow, three years old or OVEr........ccessecree 25
8. Heifer, two years old and under three.......... 25
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months.. 25
10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months...... 25
11. Heifer, six and under twelve months............ 25
moe reiers, under six months............<c.c.cseee 25

26.

29.

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

ESET ATU NA Cora cs 0 ceva 5 sirey ah v ch <borts jis ek NO che oie 50
Cowror Heifer any A&C . sc wus css coke ene eens © 50

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
TL OTMMON CLV CAT «hee. c sis) Geld cise Riclaias eieiera creer ane 50

YOUNG HERDS.
Bull, under two years old; two Heifers one

year and under two; and two Heifers under
PITRE CUT Cena ae aoe te ated eens inidjerayeyorminie eusievereresn 50

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Four Animals of either sex any age, get of one
RSET MEN Te TeW Sai ae so ssf e a. Diarra OTOL eR ae ee lo as elo abavalenavater anctls 50
, PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

Two Animals of either sex, any age, produce of
GATROM COWIE Te oie he cnc cicicva nl o eter -o eater eles a) biclaraie slettheles 40

2nd.
$ 20
20
20
20
20
20

20
20
20
20
20
20

40

40

30

For further information address John W. Groves, Secretary
horn Breeders Association, 17 Exchange avenue, Chicago, III.

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8rd.
$ 15
15
15
15
15
15

15
15
15
15
15
15

30

30

20

4th.

20

20

15

10

5th.
$ 10
10
10
10
10
10

10
10
10
19
10
19

10

10

,, American Short-

Class CCLI.—HEREFORD.

(Basis for Computation.)

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. Tihs
1. Bull, three years old or over....... $75 $60 $50 $ 40 $ 30 HC C
2. Bull, two years and under three.... 75 60 50 40 30 HC Cc
3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four F

TRL OTULIUG hes hare ouetarc be shanohe els etncwotee hte ee 75 60 50 40 30 HC Cs
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen '

TOMS aheiccess lene oe aos Grete cale Mahe Gees oe 50 40 30 25 20 HC C
5. Bull, six and under twelve months. 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cs
Ga Bull} under six months sree cee 50 40 3 25 20 HC Ce
7. Cow, three years old or over...... 75 60 50 40 30 HC Cc
8. Heifer, two years and under three. 75 60 50 40) 30 HC Cc
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-

TOUMIMONCN Sms. cxcleadoeinae esos 75 69 59 40 30 HC Cc
10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen

IMONGCHSs Me ese eae eee 50 40 30 25 20 HC C
11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 59 40) 30 25 20 HC ¢
12. Heifer, under six months.......... 50 AQ) 30 25 20 HC (C

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Sey eBillStworyearssOld Om OVieTsa sacs hoamcaiciace eter ack iene $100
145 Reserve Bulll twopyears! Ori OVO. 4( 5 cc o.ersceie el clar-ta ete miensyerere teeters Diploma
ff mE UNG CE MEW O! ViCATSiaiccsra. caves ctene us sas ievers cae ter funcel ate ok ance eater eee 743)
iG. weesenver Bull under, CWO VeaTtsia<-cc acre deo enerciae siarnaeiee ere Diploma
Neen OOW EWOnYCALS \OlGVOLTONET so ieracrsycaexcre eleva soto erie Se teee sere ncomeer ee eicheneiene 100
ise Reserve. Cows UWOsYCALS JOTHOVEE. ss since ele eine eieueloieicis oie rae Diploma
LOM erieifers unders tw years cy acts s cities cee ceaeme ceseie cinic eee eae 75
205 sReserver Heifer) under, ‘two wyearSi2.10 6 slssmuriaens aierne aie eeiniarates Diploma

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champien Animals.)

Zee UT PAN VAS Cian there re romiate ie ech Po reer Cie een ene eee 200
222 SRESCrve -Bulleanyn AS Cie cscs awe a ether ue csc eee oR ee Diploma
Z5n2 COW VOTAHEILEr Ran cara ccich cachet ieucmietehe ee eicic entre eer eae 200
Ze) ROSCrV ey COW OL) Helfer, any agence... ates ciee oeeeiete eee Diploma

AGED HERDS.

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 YVGATe kas ea cere oroteae 125 100 80 65 55 EG Cc

YOUNG HERDS.

2G. Bull, under two years old; two
Heifers, one year and under two;
and two Heifers, under one year. 75 §9 55 45 49 HC Cc

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AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Section.
27. Bull, two years old or over; Cow,

28.

31.

three years or over; Heifer, two

years and under three; Heifer,

one year and under two, and

Heifer, under one year, Females to ;
besoriixhibitor's: Breedin&, oia..< crn et cs ee cee eee $200

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

Bull, under two years old; two
Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year,
Females to be of Exhibitor’s
PONS INS ed ore ore re, seve oe wl ekbeh otters apc leteSiarere’ oot odie Raven Bid ta u deus Rtn Teac 200

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Ist: 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
Four Animals of either sex, any
are; Set OL ONES SITE. co... t..c0n 2 $75 $65 $55 $ 45 §$ 40 HC C
PRODUCE OF ONE COW.
Two Animals of either sex, any
age, produce of one cow.......... 75 65 55 45 40 HC C
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
Best showing of Hereford cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................ Diploma
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.
Best showing of Hereford cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,

as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals Owned Dy, ONE! EXUUDLOK es «2 c-a siefeis wialors sleotolalatere/a ote teteners Diploma

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Section. Ist. 2nd 3rd. 4th. 5th.
1. Bull, three years old or over....... $75 $60 $50 $40 $ 380
2. Bull, two years and under three.... 75 60 50 40 30
3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four

TIVOMENS as roves oveks Gre cicverswueneisweselerorereie 75 60 50 40 30
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen

TTIONUGH'S!: seeatorescuclarats eset eves apeueve ravcutel suas 50 40 30 25 20
5. Bull, six and under twelve months. 50 40) 30 25 20
Ga Bull sUNnder Six OnthS ec nie ccna: 50 40 30 25 20
7. Cow, three years old or over...... 75 60 50 40) 3
8. Heifer, two years and under three. 75 60 50 40) 3
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-

POUT MVOMEMS eye ceric a sieteiel clelsieishenetovene 75 60 50 40 30

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen

MNIOMENS). scvcess Sea ects suai chevay ences ore 50 40 30 25 20

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 50 40 30 25 20

12. Heifer, under six months.......... 40 30 25 20

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.
(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
SSW CWOLy. CALs) Ol TOR OVELierace cctereiorseavehescicie ous. stele stevens crelcienedelete rete

AMR eSCERVGLBUI: tWOnyCGALSsOLFOVEIe citecre isis <.ccisis rs leret ciel le eierekoueleraeren

RES UU ALATA OTHE WO. CATS atecarcrs cus olave on clle ceyele terete ere penens hots coytet sRoseneysneuebera erovens

GM ESCEVe w bull, HUNGER TEWO: Yea niches oclersiiaistacueleh crore eierololclomeraistetene

ee COW tWOsyCaLs, Old OF OVERS. ccccsuiers cece. oie ciace voueie eneiolebsbenoreiclelcretene

Se ReServel Cow. stwO WViCaLs OPS OVC cicicuvs cera -isiere oveeiereianei ior cieners tere

NO et Cire ru ST sEWOr VieaATStensicue cis suetsvare el sielsichs tic ichels sus laterebewsieds ere iion:

2055 Reserve Heifer. under) CWO! years . a. se. ee claevecie sete aie cherener ores

GRAND CHAMPIONS.
(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

Weal G. al 800 0 ere ah gies tds ere een es Birr chert eae era Saath oMiea toe RO Sia HO Cro aS

Joe RESOLVe. Bull), vANY K<aALSS. aie ois scree revel ecavenete lave late ersue is eotsneLeyspoiethebelctene

Zoe COW OP SEICITED; VATNY BZOu x7. eres craters hea ceive ieNs oie ane ene neler Roneuotete

24. eRheserve Cow. or Heifer, Any. a2 Cir cin cis aus clone) clcieeiere olsierchorekerclensiyre

AGED HERDS.
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,
UNEP. ‘ONG iy CATs es nhers sortie cee 25 100 80 65 55
YOUNG HERDS.
26. Bull, under two years old; two
Heifers, one year and under two;
and two Heifers, under one year. 75 60 55 45 40

Class CCLiIl—ABERDEEN-ANGUS.

(Basis for Computation.)

= 294

6th. 7th.
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC Cc
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
HC Cc
HC (e
HC C
HC C
$100
Diploma
75
Diploma
100
Diploma
75
Diploma
200
Diploma
200
Diploma
HC C
HC (©

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
Section.
27. 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
Boor Joxhibitor’s breedines.).ck cons we catek ace sacar asainle Make 200

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

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
PPRGUIN ES pesca a os ata Sieve tas, hoes wishes sh ctsteanc! oh al sal av sta Sicle eves seh ereieie Behe sont a telons @ 200

GET OF ONE SIRE.

1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 6th. 6th. 7th.

29. Four Animals of either sex, any
BPC Ch OL ONC’ SILC ssc s,s els $75 $65 $55 $ 45 $ 40 HC C

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

30. Two Animals of either sex, any
age, produce of one cow......... 75 65 5D 45 40 HC C

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

31. Best showing of Aberdeen-Angus cattle in Sections 1 to 12 in-
clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded
to animals bred by any one Breeder represented.............. Diploma

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

32. Best showing of Aberdeen-Angus cattle in Sections 1 to 12 in-
clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded
Loranimals owned by one) Wxhibitor..2..........0.-o.-.00+-s5 Diploma

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR ABERDEEN-ANGUS CATTLE.

The American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association offers the following spe-
cial prizes for exhibits of Aberdeen-Angus cattle in the Southern breeding show
at the Universal Exposition of 1904. The prizes are to follow the official awards
of the Universal Exposition to such exhibits of Aberdeen-Angus cattle:

1st. 2d. 3rd.

Section.
Herts GOnee=Vea4rs, O1G OF ‘OVelenieccrs «oe occ ove sic cle ee, sjerel eeeners $ 40 $ 30 $ 20
Vee suwO. Years and Nder THTee seca) sts siaiets otros slee ce eias 40 30 20
3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four months............... 40 30 20
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen months................%. 25 20 15
bee bull six and under twelve months) .5.0o66 7255. ee ec eee ess 25 20 15
OM Ls SUG eTaSi Xs MONGHSS occ. fats corso) slerele Siete cio octet crore hens 25 20 15

Section. 1st. 2d. 3rd.
iam (Ow, threes ears Old nOLs Oellien tsirrener teri r $ 40 $ 380 $ 20
Si) Eleifer, “twos years: and under thre errs 11.0 sas cre crclistel en ottsretedee cote 40 30 20
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-four months............. 40 30 20
10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen months................... 25 20 15
lie. Heifer six and under twelve monthse jc ee eerie 25 a 15
ile

138.
14.
15.
16.

Nie
18.

ily
20.

21.
22.

23.
24.

25.

26.

Heifer: underisix montHs A ccc oe losin oe creichieisceciertcree 25 20.15

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

Bulls tworyears: Old Or Ovelev «sie ©. snus te seals le shes ee ota eioereeetatene 60
Reserve Bull; two ‘years Or OVeMr: oo... so. ee eae eeroele ale arcane Ribbon
BWV UNMET CWO UV.GATS'..cherscchesoniecesstalo eis silenstionreieusielecehers oushoneraieue aati einer 50
Reserve: Bullsunderstwor years oc sees cle eee ei occ eee eter cxocrorete Ribbon
Cows ntwolsyears Old vOn OVelscm. nace: aetelocwes Cobiie e er inei nie 60
ReserverCowz. two years ORiOvViern. 1.50 ces cies neice ecient Ribbon
Heifer, under it wOxyeansia cnet cs siche le ous me citeree Gin tee eRe 50
Reservesreiter, underitwwosyeanrss.. o.ceerdee soe enaae Ribbon

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

BUDE A Ty is ALC. sioferareies aie ione tote ie fonate Oeits ole Sov epacoteveresevorsbersnate (leheeeterey eke Crete 100
Reserve Bulli Sanya ag Cure cies © wxciele is svn ee cee oe takes) batencuencle seavetonere Ribbon
CownoLsiicifiervanye ale ares eice ee crn Ceo ene eee 100
Reserve: Cow, or Heifers any ageing cc ea < ciclo cis ci niolel scree acuelaiourererae Ribbon

AGED HERDS.
Bull, two years old or over; Cow three years or over;

Heifer, two years and under three; Heifer, one year and
undertwo; Heifer;undenOne year ccc sree oe css cierentoiee 60 50 40

YOUNG HERDS.

Bull under two years old; two Heifers, one year and under
two; and. two Heifers, under one years... «cc isch owls oclas 40 30 25

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

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.. .Memales to be:of Exhibitor’s* breeding)... <2... 6 1-1 eter eneene 100

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

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... 100

SS

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Section. Ist. 2d. 3d.

29. Four animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire.......... $40 $ 35 $ 30

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

30. Two animals of either sex, any age, produce of one cow..... 40 35 30

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
31. Best showing of Aberdeen-Angus cattle in Sections 1 to 12, in-

clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded
to animals bred by any one Breeder represented.............. Ribbon

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

w
bo

Best showing of Aberdeen-Angus cattle in Sections 1 to 12 in-
clusive, as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded
LOLaAniIMalsOwned: Dy; ONEVEXMIDMOT Ne ox. is:crsne sieese eve ovcie eleva vovereieiene’s Ribbon

For further information address Thos. McFarlane, Secretary of the American
Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association, 17 Exchange avenue, Chicago, III.

Class CCLIII—GALLOWAY.

(Basis for Computation.)

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
1. Bull, three years old or over....... Sib. S 60) $50) $40) $730 HC C
2. Bull, two years and under three.... 75 60 50 40 30 HC Cc
3. Bull, eighteen and under twenty-four

eo) sy Ys) A Sie been OO RIO CC 16 60 50 40 30 HC Cc
4. Bull, twelve and under eighteen

AT OPIN GUD Stiles gs oh ots hyo fecocsiieta axele, svctense 60s le 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc
5. Bull, six and under twelve months. 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc
6. Bull, under six months........;... 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc
7. Cow, three years old or over...... 75 60 50 40 30 HC C
8. Heifer, two years and under three. 75 60 50 40 30 HC Cc
9. Heifer, eighteen and under twenty-

LOUMSTMONCH Sitoreyesctere o.-1 cfole)sye¥oreo othe for fh 60 50 40 30 HC C

10. Heifer, twelve and under eighteen

TIOGA SE, soteretepel eis ooes sree oie cones « 50 40) 30 25 20 HC C

11. Heifer, six and under twelve months 50 40 30 25 20 HC Cc

ia. Heifer, under six months:.......... 50 40 30 25 20 HC C

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.
(Competition limited to- First-Prize Animals.)

12 HIE Mey aCe CllelGye Chins oc cuando oso ONen OU ods COD Coon Oooo uoT $100

WAP RESCEVG Bll at wOs VCALSROLVOVOL. reve cies sverersi ole ot siolaloiels elaicie sic isis sieve Diploma

Pe IN COMIC WOrViGAES ueiicerclaisicee a ciclausrersncreicheys saps isons Gperelovsie ueieisinve acl (03)
POSROSOLV.C Ul atIn GOL es UWiOl ViCALS ecco cuai(crcrs ccroler ers stoxeie! one iel stoic «one 6: oye Diploma,

Section.

Lis COW; tworyears! Old) OncOViGIy nisi coeiersree er eaeel eee ae athe reer $100
18s ‘Reserve! Cow; two: years Or Over 2 seciee vee he ele ee ie oe Diploma
19.) Eleifer; wunder. Cw; Year's <<<. oveccwleyeresveve cicters siasanoenetsitc ora ci ater lonenetene

20 meservie Eleifer, sunder ctwoOlyearstcen ase occ niece eieecieniot Diploma

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

2S BUD QTY: FAS ie koe whe lense hiloue ea iene Gistite hols. StssvecensbaNs levers ate vel ove tehenoronor stoners 200
225 MReserve Bull, “aN y (ALES a. ls cus hccee ws ow bcdtaneye sie eietone aust uelelepeperoeotereteonete Diploma
23s COW NOL: HLCILED: AIY AE Cir ike 437 605p0, elo, oa saue ete Ss hel ois woke a wee She eure one ; 200
24 eReserve Cow OF Heifer: aniy ASO is. eis wiserete o ses neh cleteheeevene ee onctene Diploma

AGED HERDS.

1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
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,
UNdersONes yearn eis ct ate cacti ca ciene $125 $100 $ 80 $ 65 $ 55 HC C

YOUNG HERDS.

26. Bull, under two years old; two
Heifers, one year and under two;
and two Heifers, under one year. 75 60 55 45 40 HC (e

AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

27. 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
bevok Hxhibitor’s Preedinies. ye cot circ esc octorensieleveleteneucva.e ele Retohs aparece Rate $200

YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.

28. Bull, under two years «ld; two
Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year,
Females to be of Exhibitor’s
WTOCUING iia /aiciars suahaleveuetose tettus: « drebstere sare. ebotareuetaievelonenarols efochenoiete orsas RRR neene 200

GET OF ONE SIRE.

29. Four Animals of either sex, any
ape -e6t.of jone sire... eros emer 75 65 55 45 40 HC C

PRODUCE OF ONE COW.

30. Two Animals of either sex, any
age, produce of one cow.......... 75 65 55 45 40 HC C

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.

Section.

31.

32.

ee LR

17.
18.

19.
20.

Best showing of Galloway cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by one Breeder represented

PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR.

Best showing of Galloway cattle in Sections 1 to 12 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to

Sha lOp ele dip eu wi 4:9 ® Mee 6 6) eree

animals: OWNEd (by. Ones XnIDITOR. fo ac-s, cies cietesroicsee eicisic ove oversee

Class CCLIV.—JERSEY.

(Basis for Computation.)

Bull, three years old or over....... $ 75
Bull, two years and under three.... 75
Bull, one year and under two...... 50
Bollsundertone years. ss0 aa 50
Cow, three years old or over...... 75
Heifer, two years and under three. 175
Heifer, one year and under two.... 50
Heifer, under one year............ 50

CHAMPION BULLS AND COWS.

2nd.

$ 60
60
40
40

60
60
40
40

3rd.
$ 50
50

4th.
$ 40
40
25
25

40
40
25
25

(Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)

5th.
$ 30
30
20
20

30
30
20
20

BMletwOnr years O10) OLGOV ECL rc .cioic cieleisusis Gacecns eho eames olen te eidet sie ehegonctons
Reserve: Bulle two) Years OLY OVCL seis apc. sc oi ershsicnelo cfsio avokerazeirersza hers
Ee UG CL CWO VGA ate a etetereie syoietteiedet teres) oi) ol eu cnetoitoicnel oral siatosleKereienerats
Reserve: Bull. under twow Vearse asc crc icescioieietencly ce cr se Pele reyencne: ters

WOWs) EWOMY. CATS OLGSOL OVI ssc crises cloeioeusteds: ensioke) 220) snelelion orcseenere

Reserve: Cow, tw) Vals sO OVClict icici ierereicickeaste oleke tate talarc'e) «lel oleh onaile

EIGIIO“ UNGECT GWORVCALS clctonsteys atericrete cient snerotoresctekenet slsven lees releliellsolalse

Reserve Heifer, Under CWO) YEAS coe es ccc wee cre ce oe cis - oe

GRAND CHAMPIONS.

(Competition limited to Champion Animals.)

ISL, five Se) aera ope com GGclnnieln Goo DO CDOoRe.uD opr Op obo oGOC
Reserve Bull AMyy ALC. se cea = cic chs ehetettals ay elet evel olotciien sie sant otiottel uel avsiiele

GOwsOTe HeILer: (ANY. ALS eaters oe ieiareia cial eke Sitreldwiefose, ©ie) sets eels es nis iorere a
RCHCLVG! COW, OF HICILCTs AMY: ALC ac wie oie e wtalere epee re elnial olin el'el ene! olin7 o110,(0e

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Diploma

Diploma

6th. 7th.
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC C
HC Cc
HC C
C

Diploma

100
Diploma
75
Diploma

200
Diploma

200
Diploma

AGED HERDS.

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5th. 6th. 7th.
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 yeatiacn coos eee $125 $100 $ 80 $ 65 $ 55 HC eG;
YOUNG HERDS.
22. Bull, under two years old; two
Heifers, one year and under two;
and two Heifers, under one year. 75 65 55 45 40 HC Cc
AGED HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
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
bevot, Hxhibitor's: breediney ivc.sac on sos oan ee Le eee $200
YOUNG HERD, FEMALES BRED BY EXHIBITOR.
24. Bull, under two years old; two
Heifers, one year and under two,
and two Heifers, under one year,
Females to be of Exhibitor’s
DTCCCINS: crises onecnateteutua oteraiara erie ciclate clarence a08 eer rel eee oan Ee eee 290
GET OF ONE SIRE.
25. Four Animals of either sex, any
are; ceclsorvONeusines wanes soe 75 65 55 45 40 HC C
PRODUCE OF ONE COW.
26. Two Animals of either sex any
age, produce of one cow......... 45 65 55 45 40 He Cc
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR BREEDER.
27. Best showing of Jersey cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals bred by any one Breeder represented................ Diploma
PREMIER CHAMPIONSHIP FOR EXHIBITOR
28. Best showing of Jersey cattle in Sections 1 to 8 inclusive,
as determined by the largest aggregate amount awarded to
animals owned..by, one (Exhibitor. sos ase meister oe ao ie eiere Diploma

—— 1300)

DIVISION H.-CARLOAD LOTS OF CATTLE.

Entries in this Division on the prescribed form must be filed with the Chief
of the Department of Live Stock on or before October 1, 1904.

The Exposition grounds will be open for the reception of the carload lots of
cattle on Thursday, November 8, 1904, and the exhibition will begin Monday,
November 7, 1904, and close Saturday, November 12, 1904.

Exhibitors will at all times give the necessary personal attention to the feed
and care of the cattle they have on exhibition and on the close of the awards in
that Division remove such cattle from the Exposition grounds.

Grass- and hay-fed cattle are defined and classed as ‘“‘grass-fed” and such cattle
may be entered and compete only in the “grass-fed”’ classes.

Cattle that have been fed grain of any sort, cotton seed, oil cake, gluten
meal, or any like concentrated food or condiments, are classed as “grain-fed,”’ and
such animals may be entered and compete only in the “grain-fed” classes.

A carload of cattle will consist of fifteen head of steers or heifers, or both.

Grass-fed cattle must have been bred and reared within the district named in
the application and can be entered only in the class provided therefor. Unques-
tioned evidence of the district in which the cattle have been bred and reared
must accompany the entry. The statement of the inspectors of the various Asso-
ciations will be accepted in case of branded cattle.

Grain-fed cattle must have been fattened in the district named in the applica-
tion and can be entered only in the class provided for the district, but cattle
bred in any district may be grain fed or fattened in any other district.

Exhibitors of carloads of cattle will file with the applications for entry in-
formation so far as known concerning the ages, improved breeding of the exhibits,
the method and locality of rearing and feeding, and any other information of
practical value to breeders, feeders and shippers of cattle, and parties interested
in the slaughter and consumption of beef products.

Any dispute or contest as to the ages of cattle exhibited in carload lots will
be decided by the Veterinarian of the Department of Live Stock.

The ages will be computed from birth to September 1, 1904, and the cattle
exhibited in carload lots must have been born respectively and as nearly as may
be determined as follows:

Cattle three years old or over, birth prior to September 1, 1901.

Cattle two years and under three, birth between September 1, 1901, and Sep-
tember 1, 1902.

Cattle one year and under two, birth between September 1, 1902, and Sep-
tember 1, 1903.

Cattle under one year, birth between September 1, 1903, and September 1, 1904.

The rules of the Department of Live Stock of the Exposition published in this
Prize-List will wherever applicable govern in this Division.

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PRIZES.
Class CCLV.—EASTERN DISTRICT.

The Eastern district includes the States of Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri, all
States east of these and north of the quarantine line, and the Canadian provinces
of Ontario and Quebec.

GRASS-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS.

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd.
ie Car kwGnyecars and sinder threeancac ciciscie oclemie ierecraeeine $125 $ 75 $ 50
Lee Car One nyecar anda tinder GwWwOlre eictemicrciiis eis eerie 125 15 50
Sem Can. UNG Sr ONC TY CATE ic cicke hao cto cheleloue cl here orev ot ae 125 75 50

GRAIN-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS.
4 eCar,. three: years OldC OMmOVelings aisles c.c)s tre ee nes Pee 125 75 50
be Carn ucwonyeans and under threes. censor one 125 75 50
Gy Car one yearrandaundertwOr os ace cos cece teeters 125 75 50

Class CCLVI.—NORTHWESTERN DISTRICT.

The Northwestern district includes the States of Washington, Oregon, Idaho,
North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, and all of Canada, except On-
tario and Quebec.

GRASS-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS.

Section. 1st. 2nd. 3rd.
la Car twony,ecarsrandeundersthreenerc.- ei icc recast eere $125 $ 75 $ 50
22 Car rone: yeariand: UnderstwOr mcs asics eo oon eee 125 75 50
See CAT UN der ONG. VET aeicclte act chen ecicfetere aecetercione toe ee Ee 125 75 50

GRAIN-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS.

A eCar, sthreesyearssoldsomovercncecnet saree on eee ere 125 75 50
bs iCar, (two-years and. under three. s... 0... cess ee eee 125. 75 50
6: sCar) one year andgunderstwOeace.: oases eee eee ee 125 75 50

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ana Ae a Oy Se seo o

Class CCLVII.—CENTRAL DISTRICT.

The Central district includes the States of Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah,
Nevada, and that portion of California north of the Federal quarantine line.

GRASS-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS.

Section. ist.
eat iWwOrvedrs ANG UNGEN three.< cco os oo wrest ay woo ere one ore $125
Pei orenuecyear ANG UNGEr CWOl, ga a csiecard a oes Cieiele oo. 4 ayatwerere, nateace 125
eRe TICLE) - ONG VOOQR S 6 eos isicinie eas ww leis ae biarerd. sd erate eras ag 06-0, aeons 125

GRAIN-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS.

Reman. unTee: Years! O1G “Or OVEN. sii <tc nc sere eas wets Sees we 8 125
Remar EWwo YOArTs and Under three. coc cc se lc s 8 sre h 8a ese oe) ord uate 125
Retr one. yoar ANd UNder: TWOK. . «sc oo os oe neces dose eiolere ore 125

Class CCLVIII—SOUTHWESTERN DISTRICT.

2nd. 3rd.
$ 75 3 50
75 50
75 50
75 50
75 50
75 50

The Southwestern district inciudes Arizona, New Mexico and the portions of

Texas and Oklahoma north of the Federal quarantine line.

GRASS-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS.

Section. 1st
ae TWO, yCars-and Under three: css ees eyccccp als wisue vais esiea.€ ea ae-s 9125
PCA OUeCLYCAT ANd) INGE EWOss ao s-s ore hice ie erties dros oasis ero olen 125
CAT MUITIC Ol? ONC! VCATe sicic sis. cusce dis. oboe er ald wo svete ws, Sieieyal @-SLOTe aiccaeabnne 125

GRAIN-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS.
WO aie stareeryears O1G OF OVCIie cs oc so wints eiiva: «cis oho ai tacentiehe bee 125
boa Caretwo.years. and under three... dees. bec ase cancase cee. 125
Paar One. year and. UNE? tWOls cess. ceccs sche oSeas ce esciemon 125

Class CCLIX.—SOUTHERN DISTRICT.

2d. bd
75 $ 50
75 50
75 50
75 50
75 50
75 50

- The Southern district includes all territory of the United States south of the

quarantine line, and Mexico.

GRASS-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS.

Section. 1st.
MeO uLWOnyeGAaTseand. UNGer three sce. cc cise 10ers od Sis ws sieve wiles $125
Pee AT vOUG VGAT ANG: 1MGCT LW Oise mq 6, se siecle orcre ois cieeledve ss daca 125
CTU GCL OHC LU VCAT seisirites ie doves «| s:sretctavegeysne’ er aiveval stoic odors eal aco) Shave 125

GRAIN-FED, STEERS OR HEIFERS.

Pema Corea: years Old OT OVelese sets ci 5 ee caiee © eee en ee iets 125
Racar .twOuy ears ang MNGer. CHTCCias s. cams fais soe cok eee 125
Gee (Car ONO Vy earcand UNGer? TWO teas 6 nici oo oSicio cha catv nee we tun 125

2d 3d.
$ 75 $ 50
75 50
75 50
75 50
75 50
75 59

Class CCLX.—CHAMPION GRASS-FED CARLOAD LOTS, BY AGES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize carload lots.)

Section 1st. 2d. 3d.
ie Car twoswears and jundersthreere reac rien $125 $ 75 $ 50
Wa Gee orale aigekebe tyalGh qbhaCkKey Woo oab oon bpd mo ood ooo ooUDadonddoe 125 75 50
Bee (Oar UMder ONES: Wieans ae lait cs eee aieueie Gots cvcle aus atone ie Emenee 125 75 50

GRAND CHAMPION.
(Competition limited ts Champion carload lots.)

45 “Car “steers! or Heifers® alll agzesi.csas aoe oe he cone 250

Clacs CCLXI.—CHAMPION GRAIN-FED CARLOAD LOTS, BY AGES.

(Competition limited to First-Prize carload lots.)

Sts 2nd. 3rd.
Pe oCarythreesy.ecars-oldvorioverien: cds ce ete cee cee onion $125 $ 75 $ 50
Zo Oars itwOuyearssand twmdernvinees.) 2... ani eoenecie oe cite cies 125 75 50
See Cal wOnes Vea. Onde Under uwOmeamoenciecnocioe cs rrr 125 to 50
GRAND CHAMPION.
(Competition limited to Champion carload lots.)
Ae iOCAaryiotCers sOl) MELCIfers, alllinagsesi. one mn tise echo meine eesecrnete 250

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR CARLOT EXHIBITS OF ABERDEEN-ANGUS CATTLE.

Prizes for carlots of Aberdeen-Angus cattle exhibited at the Universal Expo-
sition of 1904, consisting of fifteen head each, to be given cattle bred in Eastern
Southern, Central, Southwestern, and Northwestern districts respectively, offered
by the American Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association:

GRASS-FED.
1st. 2nd. 3rd.
Carmiwoyears.anduunden threeaceyeiaces casrectee cote te erate rotons $75 $ 50 $ 25
Cars onesyear andeunderstwOm ces = oe oe rote Rec ee oe 75 50 25
Garand CrONeG sy Cala mecss ents eae Aka ES ee Ot ee ee 75 50 25
GRAIN-FED.
Carstwo years andsunder threo ak a ee inte 75 50 25
Carwoneryeat and unden twora: ane see ee See eee 75 50 25
CAarreOuinGd Sr OMS LyiC BI: cee corre ee ace eee ee pene ede 75 50 25

PRIZES FOR CHAMPION CARLOTS OF ABERDEEN-ANGUS CATTLE.

(Only First-Prize carlots to compete.)

GRASS-FED.
CarasuwoLlaTcats. and Under thAree oi: chs yeutete duce che ele eas = siniecs) ePayee-tiee W)slene ol cue oveteverens $125
SORENTO ACTA CL UNG OD CW Oe oo cais pore siste teeta to oe. aes oh aleve te veio oierts beg chipioneiia: sess) adeheverer at oles 125
PREG ETLONC: VAT. ..c 2:0 < gxic cate eles jw aiclo arte he ol aveveleovel acble te cite pear Senko, 0 shone) ered. caren te 125
GRAIN-FED.
WareuyO years ANGuunder three vite dated sscis ccratshe oo erecieveleseleRavarsla! Vols alolsie aye al al oudte ‘125
SCNT ORVICATSAN Ge IDC LGieOsitee eter avera aiochs. Seve ais Medel sera) aate waa Serene eee andere w eles 125
I PLITUCLOT ONG Y. CATs ae toait, coy a wrabeetatons mesh s; aeydrace. Ry oheeilon charray Susivanes 21 ROE Sy euaiteion ee datleus, el one rene jolie
PRIZES FOR GRAND CHAMPION ABERDEEN-ANGUS CATTLE.
(Only Champion carlots to compete.)
GRASS-FED.
Carload of Aberdeen-Aneus, cattle, any a2. o2.: 62.60 cn ccc aces son 250
GRAIN-FED.
Carload of Aberdeen-Aneus cattle, any ages.... ..0..6..s- es deo es ens 250

For further information address Thos. McFarlane, Secretary of the American
Aberdeen-Angus Breeders Association, 17 Exchange avenue, Chicago, III.

APPENDIX.

(Additional Special Prizes.)
SPECIAL PRIZES FOR SHIRE HORSES.

For regular classification and list of prizes for Shire Horses, see Class XIII,
page 60.

The American Shire Horse Association offers Ten Gold medais to Shires
exhibited at the Universal Exposition, St. Louis, U. S. A., 1904. Animals competing
for those medals must be recorded in the Stud Books of this Association, awards
to be made as follows:

Champion Stallion, three years old or over............... Gold Medal, Value $100
Champion Stallion, two years old or under.............. Gold Medal, Value 100
Champion Mare, three years old or over................ Gold Medal, Value 100
Champion Mare; two years old or umder.......:..5.....- Gold Medal, Value 100

GRANS CHAMPIONS.

Staion meany MAS saw tetanick Nek clot oc haar ee Gold Medal, Value 100
MIAN GNAOATIV SVE Cla. caicuc iis she opetevotore eee tisiciatienonetens: ecsmsmerciewekeatiehenonete Gold Medal, Value 109

GET OF ONE SIRE.
Four Animals of either sex, any age, get of one sire....Gold Medal, Value 100

PRODUCE OF ONE MARE.

Two Animals of either sex and age, produce of one mare.Gold Medal, Value 100
Staliion and Four Mares three years old or over owned
DYAONesMans On sini ceca eros chr eee Gold Medal, Value 100

Stallion and Four Mares under three years old owned by
ONE AMA OL TT a scseverecsroelehede tie Gio oe eneieleiere eee cus ctenaltene Gold Medal, Value 100

For further information address Chas. Burgess, Secretary of the American
Shire Herse Association, Wenona, Illinois.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK FOWLS.
For regular classification, see Section 6, page 213.

The American White Plymouth Rock Club offers to members the following
special prizes to be awarded at the Universal Exposition of 1904, at St. Louis,
Mo., as determined by the best records made in the awards in the regular classes
for White Plymouth Rocks by the official judge, provided that exhibitors must

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have entered not less than a total of fifteen fowls in the classes for Plymouth
Rocks to compete for the display specials, viz.:

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Ist. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. 5t

WENT I Geer cis, aN Sth SST ev has w BCE a sie oti ene ee S-beobee (S$ 32- $2) ol
POTENT (GL ee ae Ne Seat 2) alban D Sig Gaye RCT. ae! Md oe ae 5 4 3 2 1
LEGO® Ad 5 ee oh aioe are Re ae ie Eee eA we SS, es ee 5 4 At 2 iL
LTV C1 aS EAM Ceara eee eee a oilers este MS jer a Aig re <a 5 4 3 2 il
ERC FiMace Reise frte cae tat nears. Gs eth. ne ek aid Shar eee nhs Cae ciemte ea iter 16 5 3 2 1
WIRD LA atest ioc arstayo le state Schroer olen Sie 6 Senior eaten Dee 10 5

Silk ribbons especially designed for the World’s Fair awards will be given
with each cash special prize. The prizes for displays will be awarded to the ex-
hibitors making the two highest scores in all the class competitions. First-Prize
to count 10, second 8, third 6, fourth 5, fifth 4, sixth 8, seventh 2, breeding pen
prizes to count twice aS many points as single birds. In case of a tie the ex-
hibitor having the largest number of entries in all sections to win.

For further information address Seth W. Gregory, Secretary of the American
White Plymouth Rock Club, Delavan, Wis.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR JAPANESE SPANIELS.
For regular classification, see Class CCX, page 264.

The Japanese Spaniel Club of America offers to members special prizes con-
sisting of the Club Silver medal for Japanese Spaniels exhibited in the regular
classes at the Universal Exposition of 1904, the prizes to follow the official awards
of the World’s Fair, viz.:

BESte DOP TOneH year Old: OF OVER. 26.55) 6.6 0/0 e01o Sc stereo diets o 1318 8) Sterling Silver Medal
Best Sirchwone) year O14 OL OVELS i600.) 0.5 a's ore cseler's « seieis cueie sie s Sterling Silver Medal

For further information address Miss L. E. Turney, Secretary of the Japanese
Spaniel Club of America, 105 West Seventy-Highth St., New York, N. Y.

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FUNDS BY STATE AND OTHER COMMISSIONS

The following special prize funds, arrangements for paying freight, etc., are
offered by the respective State and other Commissions as indicated:

MISSOURI.

All Missouri Live Stock must be entered with the Secretary of the Live
Stock Department of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition and be shown in the
general competition, and only Missouri animals so entered and shown will be
allowed to receive any part of the money offered by the State of Missouri.

All Missouri exhibitors and animals will be required to conform in every
particular to the rules and regulations adopted by the Chief of the Live Stock

Department.

No separate show of Missouri Stock will be made, and all State awards
will follow the rating of the animals in order of merit in each class in tke
general competition by the respective judges of Live Stock appointed by the Louisi-
ana Purchase Exposition.

No animal deemed unworthy for lack of individual merit will be awarded any
part of the State appropriation.

No animal will be awarded a prize or duplication in more than one class.

Any Missouri exhibitor found guilty of perpetrating a fraud or attempting to
do so will forfeit thereby all claim for the participation in the State appropria-
tion.

All breeders who share in said appropriation must be bona-fide residents of the
State of Missouri, and all animals shown by them must be owned within the
State. The Missouri Commission reserves the right to interpret this rule or amend
if justice requires, and to be fully convinced of the facts as set forth above
before paying to any exhibitor any part of the State’s appropriation for Live
Stock, and every exhibitor who enters for any participation in the State fund
thereby agrees that the decision of the Missouri World’s Fair Commission in
regard tq any controversy shall be final.

PLAN FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF STATE MONEY.

Ist. All cash prizes won by Missouri exhibitors in competition with the
world from the prize fund offered by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition will be
duplicated in full.

2nd. State prizes are offered as set forth on the foregoing pages, and com-
petition for same is limited to exhibitors from the State of Missouri.

3rd. The remainder of eighty-five thousand dollars not awarded by the above
plan (provided such sum does not exceed $20,000) will be paid to all worthy
animals exhibited from the State of Missouri in the proportion of $12 per head
to horses in breeding classes, jacks and mules; $10 per head to cattle; $8 per head
to hogs; $6 per head to sheep and $4 per head to goats, provided that pigs,
lambs and kids under two months of age, colts and calves under three months of

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age not to be counted, and provided further that pigs, lambs and kids two and
under six months of age, colts and calves three and under twelve months of age,
and also Shetland Ponies receive only haif the amounts paid to mature animals
as set forth above.
N. H. GENTRY,
Superintendent of Live Stock for Missouri Commission, Louisiana Purchase
Exposition.

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR iLLINOIS LIVE STOCK EXHIBITED AY ST. LOUIS,
1904.

The Illinois State Commission to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition has set
apart $15,000 to assist live stock breeders to make a large and creditable exhibit
of the studs, herds and flocks of the State at the Universal Expositilon of 1904.

PLAN FOR DISTRIBUTION OF ILLINOIS STATE PRIZE MONEY.

The Illinois Commission will duplicate all cash prizes won by Illinois exhib-
itors, provided,

First. In case the duplication calls for more than $15,000 that all of the prizes
won in the regular classes be proportionately scaled down to make the aggregate
of $15,000, less the necessary expense of distribution.

Second. That in case the duplication of regular prizes won by Illinois ex-
hibits of live stock do not reach the sum of $15,000, the balance remaining, less
the necessary expense of distribution, be pro-rated to the five best animals in
each ring exhibited from Illinois, using the regular Prize-List of the Department
of Live Stock at the World’s Fair as a basis for such computation,

Third. The Illinois World’s Fair Commission reserves $1,000, or so much
thereof as may be needed to provide for the necessary expense incident to appor-
tioning and distributing said prize fund.

All Illinois exhibitors and animals will be required to conform in every par-
ticular to the rules and regulations adopted by the Chief of the Department of
Live Stock.

No separate show of Illinois live stock will be made, and all of the awards and
State premium money will follow the rating of the animals in order of merit in
each class in the general competition as placed by the respective judges of live
stock appointed by the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.

No animal will be awarded a prize or duplication in more than one class.

All breeders and exhibitors who share in the aforesaid apportionment must
be bona-fide residents of the State of Illinois, and all animals shown by them must
be owned within the State.

The Illinois Commission reserves the right to interpret these rules or to amend
if justice requires, and to be fully convinced of the facts as set forth above before
paying to any exhibitor any part of the State’s apportionment for live stock, and
every exhibitor who enters for any participation in the state fund hereby agrees
that the decision of the Illinois Commission in regard to any controversy shall

be final.

For further information address D. M. Funk, Chairman Live Stock Committee,
Illinois World’s Fair Commission, Bloomington, Ill.

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INDIANA.

The Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission of Indiana has made arrange-
ments for paying freight on all live stock exhibited by residents of that State.

For further information address Mr. A. C. Alexander, Assistant Secretary of
the Indiana Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission, Indiana Building, World’s
Fair, St. Louis.

IOWA.

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The lowa Commission for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition has set apart 3

$12,000 to assist the breeders of Iowa in making a large and creditable exhibit of
the studs, herds and flocks of the State at the Universal Exposition of 1904.

The fowa Commission will probably duplicate all the regular prizes of the |

Exposition awarded to exhibitors from the State, up to the amount named, and any
surplus after duplication will be used to defray freight, feed and any other ex-
penses that may be agreed upon by the Commission.

For further information address E. H. White, Estherville, lowa, Superintendent
of Live Stock Exhibits from Iowa.

KANSAS.

The Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission of Kansas has adopted the
following resolution:

That we duplicate all prizes that they may secure on their live stock exhibit —

at St. Louis up to $10,000, and should there be any surplus left that we pro-rate
it in the following order:

One dollar per head for horses.

Seventy-five cents per head for cattle.
Sixty cents per head for hogs.
Fifty cents per head for sheep and Angora goats.

For further information address John C. Carpenter, Kansas Building, World’s
Fair Grounds, St. Louis, Mo.

KENTUCKY.

The Kentucky Commission has adopted a resolution limiting the classification
of live stock which may participate in the duplication of premiums to the amount
of $7,500, appropriated by the commission, to horses, mules, jacks, jennets, cattle,
sheep, Angora goats and hogs. The resolution further provides that these duplicate
premiums are to be confined to stock owned in Kentucky at the time of entry
and that, to participate in the distribution of this $7,500 appropriation, duplicate
entries of horses, mules and jack stock must be sent prior to August 1, and entries
of cattle, sheep, goats and hogs prior to August 21, 1904, to J. B. Bowles, Com-
missioner in charge of Live Stock, Bardstown, Kentucky, who may be addressed
for further information.

NEBRASKA.

The Nebraska State Commission to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (H.
G. Shedd, Secretary, World’s Fair Grounds, St. Louis, Mo.) has appropriated $2,300
or so much thereof as may be properly certified, to cover transportation charges
on exhibits of live stock and poultry exhibited at the Universal Exposition at
St. Louis, Mo., by the residents of Nebraska; the live stock and poultry to be

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chosen by the Nebraska Live Stock and Poultry Associations, and the transporta-
tion thereon for the respective kinds of live stock and poultry not to exceed the
following amounts, viz.: Horses, $400; Cattle, $1900; Swine, $400; Sheep, $200;
and Poultry, $300.

The nioney is to be paid for freight only and on presentation of receipted bills
and certificates of the respective presidents and secretaries of the Nebraska
Live Stock Association, and the Nebraska Poultry Association. For further in-
formation address O. BE. Mickey, Osceola, Neb., Secretary of the State Live Stock

Association, or T. J. Norvell, Seward, Neb., President of the State Poultry Asso-
ciation.

OKLAHOMA.

The Oklahoma Commission has appropriated $500 for the purpose of assist-
ing Oklahoma exhibitors in the Department of Live Stock in paying freight on
their exhibits.

For further information address Edgar B. Marchant, Secretary, Oklahoma
Building, World’s Fair Grounds, St. Louis, Mo.

WISCONSIN.

The Wisconsin Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission has appropriated
$10,000 to assist the breeders of Wisconsin in making a large and creditable ex-

hibit of the studs, herds and flocks of the State at the Universal Exposition
of 1904.

This amount will be utilized in the payment of freight on animals exhibited
at the World’s Fair Live Stock Show and owned by residents of Wisconsin, and
for the maintenance of the animals while on exhibition.

For further information address Mr. Grant Thomas, Secretary of the Wis-
consin State Commission, Wisconsin State Building, World’s Fair grounds, St.

Louis, Mo., U. S. A., or Geo. E. McKerrow, Wisconsin Live Stock Commissioner,
Sussex, Wis.

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DOMINION OF CANADA.

The Canadian Government Commission to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition,
through its Commissioner-General, Hon. William Hutchison, has made an official
statement as to how the Canadian Government proposes to deal with Canadian
exhibitors in the Live Stock Competition at the World’s Fair.

Commissioner-General states “that the Canadian Government will give to all
Canadian exhibitors of horses, cattle, sheep, swine and poultry winning prizes at
the World’s Fair, a sum equal to the amount given by the Exposition in prize
money to each exhibitor.”

For further information Canadian exhibitors are invited to address Hon.
William Hutchison, Canadian Government Pavilion, World’s Fair Grounds, St.
Louis, Mo.

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REGULAR AND SPECIAL PRIZES.

For exhibits at the Universal Exposition of 1904, St. Louis, Missouri, August
22 to November 12, 1904, inclusive.

DIVISION A.—HORSES, ASSES AND MULES.

Exposition *Special Total
Breed. Prizes. Prizes. Prizes.

SANG anda WTOtlCr an wise eee oe TR iin ne $ 6,205 $ 1,200 9 7,405

NOFOUSMDKEd Gam ama ae MU oie wc aE 6,205 600 6,805
renche iC oacheys 44 stetetloisucr eevee ecco ay cree ities oles 4,390 1,800 6,199
German nCoOach-n va Aske ae teen ioe le a eee 4,390 medals 4,390
Hiedishte Coach) oor nee rhe ee Cae ee eels 4,390 4,390
ETA CEM Cyr meint nike ore since oie Naa ete ae eee 4,390 medals 4,390 |
RCE CTI esto pee ee oc raise tery inten ori < Ln Sy meee 4,390 4,390 —
RS EEKGIGL Verne saraies astetreinerr tee ay etre trunk PEN Oe Meh tems onl ae Pe en ner 4,390 1,400 5,790
Se Ham dieP Omit acactessve dina ho eiee rena reee ee oe ie acter anes 3,410 700 4,110
HAO CMETO Miatwe tow ehcvemehe oie oho ieisioloreionete alens ean GRACO eae 6,205 4,710 10,915
TURE(SIOWCd GTEg B Yale Vt REMADE PSC Ri Ol eM” PR Rees Ua ee ema 6,205 1,870 8,075
COURS GKEISOlE WAR aan Shae ese ies eo RS ICON 6,205 870 7,075 |
SMa EIS cy a heehee eM clei aise ence ic omen oe ere BecmenenG 6,205 1,870 8,075
SST SUED rel exe eae ee alte chic sagnicas m toehhet aries. Go sumkcnes tev sien ea cok ew eee 4,390 4,390
SULT OL wR Wr CH ee ors sissc seco ka ora ecenetnl ohne tar cistiene Seca arevevehe NS 1,115
FXG eAY OLE Hae eat er a eich Er ak emia Boao R CaN BEG or eis Ho sala ls) ii lalis)
Macks#anad GienMets ccksossin asim clon cieise or arae eG erent 5,425 3,170 8,595
WIRUIKE Ce Re IO, Eni ceta Ammonis Hime nih to ter earmaoEs 3,415 3,300 6,715
Roadsters—tory Dealersmmc «csc nee create oe cl eirareiaes 850 850
Roadsters—other than Dealers.................... 850 850
Harness Horses—for Dealers............5..20-+-0- 2,400 2,400
Harness Horses—other than Dealers.............. 2,400 2,400
PONIES Mn PEUATMNESSa sche che cieion is oreo sisieites eroleioleielc as etene 900 900
BUSINESS HELOTSeCS# ine LlATM CSS every certs cieiero cksiereelehene 2,315 2,015
HLOLSeSa OF, COMMERCE esters ciation ie caer teher aoe = relent 1,485 1,485
Three-gaited Saddle Horses............+2.2+-++0-- 660 660

$94,300 $21,490 $115,790
*Includes cash and value of medals.

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DIVISION B.—CATTLE.

Exposition Special
Breed. Prizes. Prizes.
ENO LOTTE it, 15) SPS 6 AAs Leteste! cios: vi lahavs ata sate aoa g SPacaia ie $ 6,080 $12,095
PUR OPOR cer has arg tn trie cite e chsen an ae ciolaiet aiaotesc 6,080 5,000
LSTEVES TIS Te Baek Sega On ee te ae i ee SC. 6,080 7,270
AE EMMIEA RV ALE ee Sets! Sri ais ok he we (5 Creed! « suai dl avaetanneines 6,080 4,650
POM EPLO IY ee ct aecals eth aech. to ci cusvo co choco hvwale b eratePa 3 4,205 1,856
BPS VCS TIMER cteye occa Pas cctok koe ciate ere es HE EEE 4,205
PCM RIN. sh ecorg ef hes and Soci see et os che ee 4,205 8380..0D
LETH OQ Ae SA ST eg 4,205 860
PE CHESEE OMS LCOL 5. Gi ote xie a eke «donee Seow eI 200
J TESRSYSRI? hE RE Rca 9 or, ae ge ae aa 4,095 2,080
OI SUGLI MI RIONT AM. ehh ice eine RES aid e1s hr oniee 4.095 3,286.50
JESUS IS HES Ae 6 I On Fr ERROR Ra Cet eae 4,095 1,000
(GRRTETITESSTEUTS Sle 2 cer es ea en Se 4.095 555
PTSD BOLECU Mie a occ cc hs Berets ole aici sia aise, 04 are 630 100
LUC (OCT ENO NE 5 1 ee a dea 450
EUS TYETGWS . < oh5 5 SIR eae rere EERO EEC ten eee eae EE een re 450
SWE EAT EC TILE UC SNR ee pe ann ae el Re 450
“QTSISISTESS,, “oC epee cE ECE enc LRT Siac ee 450
PEaie seed PREY CMM Sets oy oye cha Aes 6, aire arn ses hesenlel ole euleXellal cioraumbarene 450
USGI” “Sad, Gyre RR IER aac rs EE Pe 450
PRU ea CHIR Ro) 2 ein ie Spar ardnns cvvlelere sore: austere susi shane 350
CSNY cic & he RG Cae Ie SRC IE ES CE ara rte eeu tee 420
AURA RIES « Foes, cinco aie lqsare none’ twos a ears ea Paes 3,500
$65,520 $39,586.25
VISION C.—SHEEP.
Exposition Special
Breed. Prizes. Prizes.
SUNOS ORE, CEOS eRe RECO a dag ea a Sor ID $ 680
COOTER RONG]. «5 S08 iS OR nee RENEE Ieee cme en 3,915 1,085
COBSRTZG! 5 4 45 2 SICRRRFI CER aERE CER a moa ee aa aye a5) 1,395
PED EATON ETO cr ct alc. of 5 ay's: clei citelaca: sz oveyehe ern ove aieel cue ores wheres 395 395
TRU BEND) SEINE eRe oscar fara ocd a Peace Sbeel crass ate bai se, clear Sueytoe tans 2,921 200
MOEDOM AL MMe TS ose Bye che cele. clone eiSSvee ais ahat ah oWOlet aes APRONS Was oF 2,921
WEE OSUCEM ei car's er araid. ovlolas cera boeal oi saree Gourd mrecal vcore even oF os 2,921
Wulereiara) ZL a tpi ene ice Sees Ae OD a Bra oo 2,045 395
lwkersinevey (Cis 2°G ales ER ee EE ee Dee area icr ROIoIo eerie Harsco 2,905 395
RES ALTE: SRPETITN ES 8 VV OO ioe i: 5. o .5icerencreicey > vo letonediacce suaieetaie) custo, ches ope 1,010
ER SUIAUISOMETTNLC Gtee erin. so hc cokes or Srcieh ore cess nieve eee alee reve eae elo 2,905 395
MSE SC HMI a roel oe ake Seer coe eee sedee, siete) wusv ei ayaa aha ettoneh cary s 2,921 160
ETE TO Pet yore So cca shaveyo stad erdig seks side render thes 2,921
Grea LON MeV CUNOI sc .s5 <<: 2:5 e bio a oie)» ose ous araeie aleioi'e-al ake 100
MAN PIOWs VV OCLECD .) << crcisi5. ec ees s oiae sain «ie oceeiy ermitralia) ele « 100
SSUREUL CE LAMP EN ET rt edn Seo ae ahs Sass he lalere Gye leyelsd Rite esta ee eyes 300
Re TTUE MRP ore ore ce ven cla a cro ote cones wialoveve tile, + aa Shei s\'eh ace eens 300
POntmOLUROMNEY, MATSD... c.. sc 2. .crs srs alee c.ctaciecier + ss 300
TEEPE SIRT ERY ten BG REWER eS EIR NEY CHEE CR RICE) oC RCRA RT COREY CRE 300
PUREE C UCL SUE ater ie erec ce cians Geetel oe cile ci ou s).cl cVelaye aeagacansyare (ous 3,410 680
SISTER CRE Eee yo oN c's) Ses, a) aie ta foils paplaltiey © olfels for 0) oh oene 225
TUPETe TOGO) erie cc aoc svete sco tele Susle, el ovete a. Gaiere svenors 225
$44,390 $5,720

=Soillsj—

Total
Prizes.

$ 18,175
11,680
13,350
10,730

6,661
4,205
5,038.75
5,065
200
6,175
7,381.50
5,055
4,650
730
450
450
450
450
459
450
359
420
3,500

$105,106.25

Total

Prizes.
$ 4,595
5,000
5,310
4,310
Oeil
2,921
2,921
2,440
3,300
1,010
3,300
3,021
2,921
100
100
300
300
300
800
4.099
225
225

$50,110

DIVISION D.—SWINE.
Exposition Special

Breed. Prizes. Prizes.
POlANG-China” 272 fad siccia das wele sheer declare reorient $ 5,110 $ 3,045
BB OGIESHING Se cise: susie, shore o's yous holes enone Garo eae Roe 5,110" 5,045
DUTOCTETSCY: eens cree ee eee beac ote Ra ee ae: bao 4,045
ChHestero Witenes lassie heroes node acheter ic 5,110 4,655
NSS OX Fay cpesSrcves Cierawor seat otic oma ene ahs natal A Tee eee eRe nae 2,415 30
Aree mYVOLKSMITG ae Wats <cxsnerh eas itaclioucnetertmcromskone el eae 3,241 (5)
MalniWOBUHs ascetic tenis seralows ats Gre acl ant oe Geese recor 2,415
GIS SII Oat ce crease ce lerale ceiaytatele acre ter mtchehcte ecretrel Seon Taras 400
Champions Barrows. csc cssictse vere skevscane omerenebsne le derenenaiene 100
Champion wBarroOwiSearcie siete soci cree cole ke sts eyecsscheretarene 100
Vil GUOELAY erewarntencrs Steno oe Gos doa chee erste oRaiens © suse eee 400
SrrallPsVOrKSWiIne nae crceies dec lehortnstens cere isve onesie yealebeperone 400
UBM SHITE yoke, oes voces cote Ghote a keno sriaveha Sieg Seren eens 400 100

$30,311 $16,995

DIVISIONS E, F, G and H.

Exposition Special

Division. Prizes. Pizes.
Poultry, Pigeons and Pet Stock............ E. $15,582 $6,499
WOLS ANG Cats: «cmieemieiebiclers osteoma sansa F. 10,204 5,085
Southern Breeding) (Cattle: .25..0.+.6+2.-. G. 10,000 3,570
@arload lotsrot Cattle ns. cnc crestecters ot eters) Valk 10,000 2,150

— 314 —

Total
Prizes.

$ 8,155

10,155
9,155 —
9,765

2,445
3,316
2,415
400
100
100
400
400
500

$47,306

Total
Prizes.
$22,081
15,289
13,570
12,150

INDEX.

A Page
Aberdeen-Angus Cattle........... 94
Aberdeen-Angus Southern Breed-

RS ANU Oe 2 cic seat ae wre 0 e/sus scale rane 294
Aberdeen-Angus Car-lots Cattle.. 305
Abyssinian, Shorthaired Cats..... 286
Admission of Live Stock to Forum 24
Admission, Live Stock to U. S.... 9
African, Black Bantams,—Poultry. 215
PACS OCN Ge ietrc's = c's 0c) eit ole ete » 216
African, White Bantams—Poultry. 215
ASenaoupt OF PTOvest...... 2. 60... 22
POS TOCKOMING ss «ccs ciae ce cess ® 26
CATS)S > sae Aenea 17

WATS OS Mery ots ork cae aioe cieralere, 6 26
GH (1G UP RS ean Ree veae 79
SLES 7 Pel ES Cen ee See Ree 140
SoG Se ee 140
SACLE? (CANOES SERRA ine nn 182
Southern Breeding Cattle..... 288
Agricultural Committee, Brown,

ANOMOVTAITINGNM s od 2 oc cue ce oe oe 4
Airedale Terriers—Dogs.......... 246
American Dominiques—Poultry... 213
Ancient High Flyers,—Pigeons.... 230
Anconas, Mottled,—Poultry....... 214
Andalusians, Blue,—Poultry...... 214
PREC A CrOLER te ao toocs sis «6 Se sieve gene 178
Animals, general rules........... 1, 25
Animals, how numbered.......... 17
AMinvalseTeMmMOVAl OL... 620.0655 se 18
Animals, substitution of........ Ilys aks
Announcement to Live Stock Ex-

ATE SPet eee aye afe cic Saxe’ socio: sievaisies 5
Announcement to Exhibitors of

MB SUG tert ue ieydiclcts eis 10 cna bree. ie 286
Announcement to Exhibitors of

DYES Not eT ee os as xe Sv apels |e) oxaiepac; motets 240
Announcement to Exhibitors of

ORM TeV ie ete tates. v/s vale:«' sie. ors si ieusieles 212
Any color with White—Long-

RISPEREUM CG LES 9h. 07205, af ars tris ioe re etatereighe/ cys 286
Any foreign variety of Cats not

PATS CU ee Pe yore sc sy cls. ob sends, Sis ran0 cushions 286
Any Member of American Wild Fe-

ICL AU UU cio ce, aici ci's.ce,someue esi es) oie 286

Any other color—Short-haired Cats 286
Any other Tabby with White,

—-Short-haired Cats............ 286
Any other Tabby without White,

SHOLE-NaITEd | CAUS) aici. 6 cjs.0 oie oss 288
Any other variety, Long-haired

CEC ie has eee ee 286
Application for Entries........... 7

Page
Application for Entries of Foreign
ATL INIIS 2 revs Sayora ciate, sions ener cuanehels

Application for Stalls or Pens.... 19
AT ADI AM AOTSESH, acianiirocre cere soaver oars 65
Archangels—Pigeons ............ 229
AT On ae ULES LOM ste este ctleie sols) ovsesehelel« 23
Artillery EVOYSES'ecarcie.c 3 cieiers iorevsvermre 75
IASSOSHMDLVAS TOMA scree rorapetlavonsts. =) <leieres 66
Asses, Special Prizes by Missouri
SEATCs Aha e nea eace sein ele Wea einsteceienacsi a 67
INURERIOE RINGS. 4AlGio pidica Oteo ncn ee oO UIST 19
IATIEHIONP SACS) Ober. octet isvcis! efere cts! che 24

French Draft Horses.
Morgan Horses.
Percheron Horses.
Aberdeen-Angus Cattle.
Galloway Cattle.
Hereford Cattle.
Holstein-Friesian Cattle.
Jersey Cattle.

Red Pelled Cattle.
Short-Horn Cattle.
Cotswold Sheep.
Hampshire Sheep.
Oxford Sheep.
Rambcouillet Sheep.
Shropshire Sheep.
Angora Goats.

Milch Goats.
Berkshire Swine.
Duroc-Jersey Swine.
O. I. C. Swine.
Poland-China Swine.
Yorkshire Swine.

Poultry.

SWAT OSs oss crercsa eich ue toustera sate io sekebors 20, 22
CBE tects seose sealants hans ere eat acre 285
DOSS ict styersr ren Gisrs-clers Gee, slate ene 243

Awards, instructions to Judges.... 21

INVIESHUIGVeDUCKS cree etrcietaet--tele che 216

Ayrshire: Cattless: 22s. sane ie eins: oe 125

B
Badses; awards Olja -lccrrvs+ ooo 22
BarbS——Piseons) a. Aas arias sie ehersre 229

Barred Plymouth Rocks—Poultry. 213
Barred Plymouth Rock Bantams—
POUltry aro cecacre ro iets del toets tone 217
Barrows, Champion Pure-Bred, by
ASO sc hcvele cisterote: cvawe sre deevere) was ails 208
Barrows, Champion Grade, by ages 208
Bassett Hounds, Rough—Dogs.... 246
Bassett Hounds, Smooth—Dogs.. 247

ii INDE X—Continued.

Page
Beagles—Dogs .......+-+-++++-2e0% 247
Bedlington Terriers—Dogs........ 248
Belgian Draft Horses...........- 62
GIF. IDUONS soooan addy camoDd dc 216
Belgian Games—Poultry.......... 217
Beleian ElAnCS ite cronies setolerefeiereu= elle 240
Berkshire Siwall Crrercieracteleleteiclens clench 189
TBWblaes 1Ddxlowllovke sora o aaa 6 OUD Ooo0S 15
Birchen Games,—Poultry........ 215
Birchen Game Bantams—Pouliry. 215
Black Red Game, Bantams,—
IRON sop nanos ood obo y ag Ow 215
Black-breasted Red Games—
1P{oKNEANE Sodhoes bonE RA OCuDCo Oo. 215
Black East Indian Ducks......... 216
Black Game—Poultry............ 215
Black Game Bantams—Poultry... 215
Black Japanese Bantams,—Poultry 215
Black, Long-haired Cats.......... 286
Black, Short-haired:@atsivn. ce... 286
Black-tailed Japanese Bantams—
POwltry Oe eee ceeh eens ecshets avaesians 215
Black and Tan Terriers—Dogs.... 248
Blacks MurkeysS\ nc cceiss creme cle 216
Blocdhounds—Dogs ............. 249
Blue, lione-haired Cats. ......:... 28
Blue. Short-haired Cats... o. 3. <2... - 286
Bocted White Bantams—Poultry. 215
Poston) MerrierS—WOLS. . «nc. os « 249
Bourbon Red Turkeys... cs. a60 217
IBORENS-—WOGS! fais ciat «lsc is cole: sw sue 250
Braekel——Powlttys (nce sew sree 2 is one 213
Brahmas, Dark—Poultry......... 213
Brahmas, Dark Bantams—Poultry 215
Brahmas, Light—Poultry......... 213
Brahmas, Light Bantams—Poultry 215
Branders—RiseOns) s «,< cise siete ses eas 230
Breeder, who considered......... 17,
Breeding, evidence of required...7, 17
BrOnZeCAIMIGKEGViS Sailers tecesi rectors ue cus 216
BROWN, PAUL, Chairman of Ag-
ricultural Committee. .0 3... <0. 4
Brown Red Game—Poultry....... 215
Brown Swiss—Cattle............. 115

Prown Tabby—Loneg-haired Cats.. 286
Brown Tabby—Short-haired Cats. 286

BLUNSWICK PIZeCONS cars cesctsrsusceenehe 239
BwitalO—BiSOM = ere sie cette nalenaeiel ne 132
Buff Hamburg—Poultry.......... 217
SUBD OLS reccnsge casters ieee cath eueulense 250
Bull. Terriers—Doe2S8s. s..08 2s sein a 251
Bureau of Animal Industry, Special
Orders No. 104 and 105...... ANG) aia
Burnrese’ PiceonusSik 2 - ics eee 230
Business Horses in Harness...... 74
Cc
Ganada, Animals fromiien.sts-i-toe 10

Canadian Animals, Admission of. 10

Campines——Poultry, sce 217
Capon, any other variety,—Poultry 217
Caponized Drake, any variety,—

DUCKSE.®.. sa:c2 ce eee 217
Caponized Fowl, American,—Poul-
ELY Fats seoge ok oaiats oreo Ore 217

Caponized Fowl, Asiatic,—Poultry 217
Caponized Gander, any variety,—

GOCSEi 5 Bie bewciccy oe oR nore 217
Caponized Gobbler, any variety,—
TUTEKCYV:S ci jccsore coer wie olen tenons Pal?
Capuchin: PigeonSiiccee eter crete 239
Carload lots) of Cattlet..assen cee 302
Carrier (RigeonsSa. cece aa 229
Cashmere: GoatSiiicw recreate 181
Catalo, or Domestic Buffalo...... 132
Catalozue, Officials... aaeaceeeemiee 23
Cats) Division wh. 2... ce cacti 284
Black, Long-haired........... 286
Blue, Long-haired............ 286

Brown Tabby, Long-haired... 286
Cream or Fawn, Long-haired. 286
Orange or Red, Long-haired.. 286
Orange and White, Long-
NAILS ® ssi. ses ete enaree ee 286
Orange Tabby, Long-haired...286
Silver or Chinchilla, Long-

haired :2k% acdsee eure 286
Silver Tabby, Long-haired.... 286
Smoke, Long-haired.......... 286

Tortoise Shell, Long-haired.. 286
Tortoise Shell and White,

long-haired! 22s cvs cies eis ete 286
White, Long-haired.......... 286
Any color with White, Long-

NAITO: \ ic Vets wic ous ble eee 286
Any other variety, Long-

Haired! »2)<. ess acs ere ee 286
Abyssinian, Short-haired....., 286
Black, Short-haired.......... 286
Blue, Short-haired........... 286

Brown Tabby, Short-haired... 286
Manx, any color, Short-haired 286
Orange or Orange Tabby,

Short-haired? 2... .-ee eee 286
Orange and White, Short-

Naired: as, ae ees ieee 286
Siamese, Short-haired........ 286

Silver Tabby, Short-haired... 286
Tortoise Shell, Short-haired.. 286
Tortoise Shell and White,

Short-hainedie sn. asee eee 286
White, Short-haired.......... 286
Any foreign variety not

NAME 26%. sie els baie eee 286
Any member of American

Wild’Helidaeraa. sete 286

Any other color, Short-haired. 286
Any other Tabby without
White, Short-haired. Pe eo0

—

INDEX—Continued. iii

Page Page
Any other Tabby with White, @athley Parades Ola emcees eens 24
SNOT AITCd. 2 caches coer 286 Cattle, Program of Exhibition... .81-83
Cale mw DLyIsion! Bess sod Peas 79 Cavalry; HHOTSeS® = Ses tee eee 75
Aberdeen-Angus ............ 94 Caylicas DUCKS? £5 acceso ae 216
PORNO hears tet 2 ceils. <facc-atite aienn ie 79 raat with Imported Ani- a
PV ERUIT Om aichers Soci & cicradelse eas 8 125 WOME Moot GUeondo OA cased Mate
BLOWS WEES cites ch oseeiet se 115 Certificate of Registry........... 7
Br alow GS1SOM) ie navn ae creole 132 Chairman, American Poultry Asso-
Catalo, or Domestic Buffalo.. 132 ciation, Henry Steinmesch..... 212
ATIONG NOLS scs5 0 deen Un Peper 211): Champion Grade Barrows by ages 208
TCE Sas Breech Seta ae 109 Champion Pure-Bred Barrows by ae
MULCH BelLAd:. ccc mele auavans 130 CISESh Godnocddo talc comacondcg,5a> 38
EDO OEd reece. 8 cite a ach zppme ees 79 Champion Grade Wethers by ages 177
Mrence hi Canagian (60.5 02% 200i 131 Champion Pure-Bred Wethers by
MeeUNEN WU AVins ey acs onc heres oh atopic 101 UFOS eca.ci ares oy sycnepalahalorenenaiesojexoneuevere wens aT Zi
ROECUIT SOY G ge) cleat el sive, srereisle aceveptens PAU Central District car-lots Cattle... 304
TST BOOKS E <, oces vateyere es ovo. eliore 80 Chesapeake Bay Dogs............ 251
PI TOCTOU GD oes eels ce orerd re ceate fs 89 Cheshire Swites.. csc..ce6 os eeee 208
ERIS TE ATY Ghee crotobe seh ascxe eh drwlc Rides os 13 Chester White Swine............. 197
Holstein-Wriesian «23:32... 122 Cheviot;Sheep en sees ore 161
MOLSOVA states sc crja-ots oo iote whe Dad aia 119 Chihuahuas—Does' ....0...+.2.-6 252
PROUT gawd icreis.s tokehive anole aershe ete 131 Chinese Brown Geese............ 216
WUNTOUSITION ees oie ee 131 Chinese White Geese............ 216
DIATE oe hts sei 131 Chow ‘Chow s——-DOrs ee ecya le ee 252
ROOT re es its 13 Classes; additionally. se erresiet= 13
Polled Durham.............. 112 Ce aoe erga settee teen e es 2
Ciel ovis: ores] \o'ko' je 1ex1e1 (oi,e seteh.wilet elie io
ee Pie an a ace a Te COBURN, F. D., Honorary Chief cf
os OLR O OAe : 5
SURPRISE HEE) esos a cal 3 veiw idiocass 1S Department of Live Stock...... A
Tae 13 Cochins, Black—Poultry.......... 213
= ais Bee ica ale Pak aie : Cochins, Black Bantams—Poultry. 215
Cattle, Special Prizes by Missouri Cochins, Butt—Powltry. cesar 213
Sn ena 100 Cochins, Buff Bantams—Poultry.. 215
rere eae eal ah 117 Cochins, Partridge—Poultry ..... 213
Site 104 Cochins, Partridge Bantams —
arct = ek s gatern eh Sc thi et =e IPOUMGE Ys chavs Seer seton ore een eae ee 215
Pea riecion a eee i 33 Cochins, White—Poultry......... PLR
Geeta ar eS 101 Cochins, White Bantams—Poultry 215
Bie os ee eae ae Collies, Rough—Dogs............. 253
Se ee ee ae Collies, Smooth—Dogs........... 253
: Short-horn ger ae ee tne eter ces 88 Columbian Wyandotte—Poultry... 217
Cattle, Special Prizes by Breeders Commendation, Certificate cf...... 22
Associations. Commerce, Horses of............. 75
Aberdeen-Angus ............ 96 Artillery eer a ye 75
TASES HINGE sta, Sic aus obice ated 126 Wavalryse tee ek eee 15
Dutch Belted elataiiniie: sa ‘aaa pierce pena. a's 13 Coach Nt A CAE att Sige ie 2 76
aeeorey weet e eee eee teen es aa Bratton. see Ce kee ee 76
UETDSEY .....--- see eee 4 ISX pRESSCTD sence «2 ces acts eee 76
Hereford TEP On Gi C8) O40 Oca 91 Fire Department PER Aree Sora) 77
Holstein-Friesian ........... 124 Omnibus: ee eee Bee 77
Polled Durham .............. 114 Road stem 15 thar tae eee 17
Red Polled................-. 108 Contagious Diseases, Exposure to 8, 13
Short-horn ....... potters eee 86 Cooping Arrangements—Poultry.. 210
Cattle, Southern Breeding........ 288 Cotswold Sheeps 5... s.ee se teen 149
Aberdeen-Angus ............ 294 Coucou of Mechelen—Poultry..... 213
Galloway ................+.. 297 Cow Demonstration.......... 133 to139
LS ITE) Oy HO i ey 4a ee 292 Cream or Fawn, Long-haired Cats. 186
JETSCY ..- 6. eee eee eee eee eee 390 Crevecoeurs—Poultry ........... 213
SHOTGEHOLMG Ns elite theatre ces 289 Custom House, entry Bie eee 9

Cattle; 'ear-loadi TOs. s.5.c52-00% sc 302 Custom House, regulations....... 9

iv INDEX—Continued.

D Page
Dachshunde,—Dogs ............. 254
Dalmatians! ——DWOZS! Faces ote cveioteleiels 254
Damascene) PISCONSE asec ceeleleic cise 239
Dandie Dinmont Terriers,—Dogs.. 255
Demonstration of Cows........ 133-139
DanzizerPisecons: . asset e 230
DatesmHNnUriesiClOsemrmis ashe aioe 1
Dates, Grounds open............. 15
MAtesHOLe SHOWS sere ceatiere ieee ee eee 20
Dates, receive exhibits........... at
Death of Animals exhibited...... 18
Decoration at \exhibitse sees « 18
Deerhcunds—Dogs .............. 255
Delivierys Of AmimalsSac a. sacecce ce 16
DEPARTMENT OF LIVE STOCK,

Charles F. Mills, Chief......... 4
IDSVOM a SAattle ssn sneee a wie eteneestenove sche ot 109
DIRECTOR OF EXHIBITS, F. J.

Wate lolitver alenveeenskone ce ouslorartinns tiie 4
Disease among exhibits.......... 8
Diseases, infectious and contag-

ROMS gern core aces ede pele cae ee eaienaions 8,13
Disqualification of Animal. 9-17-18-20-22
Division) “A,—-HOrGses’ <2... <5 0 26
Division, B— Cattle s. 55.52.5526 66 79
Division C,—Sheep and Goats.... 149
Division O—-SiwiNe) | sarc. «2 ss acu 182
Division E,—Poultry, Pigeons and

POte StOCKiec aerecre canine micle acme 210
DIVISION: H—DOLSs aera cen acl o aie 242
Divisione by —CAatsr cemmciecs cicmiete 284
Division G,—Southern Breeding

Cattlepecciic cane ene ee 288
Division H,—Car-load lots of Cattie 302
Dogs and Cats,—Division F...... 242
(Dio ete iota cnICeRe Suse racic cic Gio 242

Airedale: ‘Terriers: 2).ae. cde on 246
Bassett Hounds, Rough...... 246
Bassett Hounds, Smooth..... 247
BCA 2IES Mie arsed ciate eee sv exenerebars 247
Bedlington Terriers....... Me ee
Black and Tan Terriers (Man-
GHEStER) i ccAds, <2 as sheetenereieley s 248
IBIOOGHOUNAS cis ca eetaceslc siete 249
Boston! Lerriers).|c% oes mee eee 249
IBOXCrS SR a SSA oe Sheree tomets 250
Bulle Sass ee rata e ester etnecdine 250
Bills Terriers any. ochmeic eo heniers 251
Chesapeake sBaycenscacee ne. 251
Chow ChowSe acme otis coe
C@hihuawivas” Soros occa ere 252
Collies; ROUGH wor c ce cneece 253
ColliesSSmootiaeu.. saci oe 253
Dachshunde: ws... seer 254
TATA HATS Soe tecsay oe, sta eee etete 254
Dandie Dinmont Terriers..... 255
Deerhound ssh. investea cee eee
English Toy Spaniels, Black
ANCA Haein: Soke Shee 256

Page

English Toy Spaniels, Orange
and AWihiteneees ce ee eee 256
English Toy Spaniels, Red... 257

English Toy Spaniels, Tri-
Coloreaw conc ore ee 257
Fox Hounds (American)...... 258
Fox Hounds (English)....... 258
Hox WMerniers Roush see 259
Fox Terriers, Smooth........ 259
Krenche Bulls Dorsher nee 260
Great Danesin coe eee 260
Greyhounds*s5 nose eee 261
GriffOns) csi: koe 261
Griffon=Bruxelloissasenaeeenion 262
Harriers: 33.) c aecn sek Oe 262
Irish) elerricrsinn eee 2638
Italian Greyhounds.......... 263
Japanese Spaniels............ 264
King Charles Spaniels........ 264
Maltese Terriers............. 265
Mastiffs ok sini Gonicke sei one 265
Newroundlandsis see 266
Old English Sheep Dogs...... 266
Otter Houndses.-2 eee eee 267
Pekinese Spaniels............ 267
PINSCHELS. Adcomtekok ee Cree 268
POINTEES a as tones ee oe 268
Pomeraniansis.. > asm eco 269
Poodles Condedh... cecscnieeee 269
Pocdless@urliyeia na chee 270
Prince Charles Spaniels...... 271
PUES: Si scenes seuiony he Sue 270
Retrievers, Curly Coated..... 271
Retrievers, Wavy Coated..... 272
Ruby Spanielsiasaces oe 272
St; Bernards, Rough... .. 2.22 279
St. Bernards, Smooth......... 279
Schipperkes! jae sce se eee 273
Scottish Terriers. eee 273
Setters) Hnelishi.. ce e.seeeeee 274
Setters; Gordon. <-->. ose 275
Setters; Irish... o-oo 275
Skye Terriersi un... soee eee 275
Spaniels, Clumber........... 276
Spaniels; Cocker... . cc eee 277
Spaniels) Mieldany accesses 277
Spaniels, Irish Water........ 278
SpanielsaeSussexs.. nie ee 278
Toy SPoodlesccia crv erese eee 280
Nove “Lerrienrss «acc. eee 280
Welsh= Terriens.aoe cae ee 281
White English Terriers...... 2381
White English Terriers, Toy. 282
Wihippets;, ©: ....v..ciicsecsa on eeeiae 282
Wolfhounds, Russian......... 283
Yorkshire Terriersi..:..-0. 00 283
Dorset: Sheep scesc mane 1738
Dominique Leghorns,—Poultry... 217
Deorkings, Colored,—Poultry...... 213

INDEX—Continued. Vv

Page
Dorkings, Silver Gray,—Poultry.. 213
Dorkings, White,—Poultry........ 213
DTATEOM——EIOTBES! ars pre: cies c+ ete ere hes 76
Dragoons,—Pigeons ............. 229
PITCHESA ISON ca.cicsialeia uciyyaisrace = 229
PD ETe He Giemeg thoi e si ccatel wie iavaate elit aveieya. di alin 216

Duckwing Game, Golden,—Poultry 215
Duckwing, Golden, Game _ Ban-

PSUR Se — EP OULGD Yin no, 2.0) h cleisisinteue iss 215
Duckwing, Silver,—Poultry....... 215
Duckwing, Silver Game Bantams,

EIU EN Ui ee ite ue </syansscmisrapel siecle’: « 215
PUPOC-JCTSCY: SWING... 2's cx cess 6 aces 193
Drten Belted Cattle... ses clscisc s:0% 30
WAU Sem DEAD TT c sas (70 foie 8 creas « sastors: eis «\% is

E

Eastern District car-lots Cattle... 3038
HSL AIV AG ECKE)< onccc os oe. S.creeinw ea 216
Rrmbdens Geese. cn. och de eset clove 216
English Coach,—Horses........... 41

Cleveland Bay.

Yorkshire.
English Tipplers,—Pigeons....... 229
English Toy Spaniels, Black and

PRA — DOL SE oa. 5 a feo acetate orere textes 256
English Toy Spaniels, Orange and

WiHIEE——DOEBS © os2 oe fees se ene.'s 256

English Toy Spaniels, Red,—Dogs 257
English Toy Spaniels, Tri-color,—

DIOR si Sealed lemscate oa so oe 257
TUNIC Net sttes cece bic c's ave d cheats area oes U
Horses, Asses and Mules..... 26
CONTR) (Gs ee a re 79
RIGO Dede co oo eiais ietels eutiers «ae 140
RSINENGR Re oro crcl sisrecer ater Sisto irate oats 182
EOC a oh clo cists secinic vstinticts, aaehe lavete 210
PIP COUSIN 25 arose isle isi) sieiawe ete ake 228
EREEDITUS! Fn sic as ore 2 hater Sovaue ee okers 240
MOL sale. crore c) s) guesses eveie tha Musterenete 242
MU IUR ee aiaf als: pap tare stern io ey ersneial wiotojers 284
Car-load lots Cattle......:..5.. 502
Southern Breeding Cattle.... 288
APP UCAMONM LOM. sna or.cisus sy 50 afore if
MOreign ANIMAS. os iscis tees « wie 8
SEM os cleiasicrn e ctolonts elegans 8
Public: Institutions’... <......... 8
EVIUED VAN OATOS|. 55005 soso arate le scne-s,< cele ar
PNSHOS——“OWANO: <oicfc'c,c o'ers.creceussis a eis 6 201
Exercising Animals, when per-

PPP UEC CS ios oes orelsier che te. 6 oik ei sietcieieie 24
Heipition Of HOrses). 2... 66%< .«s 29
Mxpibitions OF Cattle... c..c5.66...- 86
Exhibition of Sheep and Goats.... 143
Exhibition of Swine............. 184
Exhibitors; Rules for... ss fc... 19
Hxhibits Qualityofa.c......s6. 18-21

Hxhibits; Shipment oOf::.:..2.... 15-16

Pag:
Hzhibits Additional... crease al7/
Expresser,—Horses ............. 76

=

Fantails, plain leg, smooth head,—
PISCONS: oa) srstalstate cieteon ais anahatabonenenets 230
Fantails, Saddleback,—Pigeons... 230

Fat Stock Classes. (See class
desired.)
Favorelles,—Poultry ............ 217
need: and Woraseiis sch fo oc. cies 19
Fine Wool Wethers.............- 170
Firebacks,—Pigeons ............. 233%
Fire Department Horses......... ie
Firms and Co-partnerships, enter-
INOVANITMAIS) 3i.c yee stereetena alere 7
Flock Register, Sheep and Goats. 141
Hlorentine Piseons:. .. ce. sa-ie ae 230
Foreign Countries, Admission of
ANIMAS ETOM Ss oressrsterst oneness trees 9
Foreign Countries, Entries....... 8
Horum> Admission tO. eee 24
Minis! Poultnvar. orion cere oe 217
Fox Hounds, American,—Dogs.... 258
Fox Hounds, English,—Dogs..... 258
Fox Terriers, Rough,—Dogs...... 259
Fox Terriers, Smooth,—Dogs..... 259

FRANCIS, DAVID R., President. . 4
Fraud in Entry or Exhibition.... 17

Freight, how shipped............. 15
Freight on Live Stock prepaid.... 15
Prelght Bill softer seis tees steve 15, 1€
Hrench, Bulle Mossman dees ee 260
Kreneh Canadian; Cattle... 5.2... .- 131
Hrench) Class )Poultryc.cces aioe 213
Breneh Coach Horses... serene ss 36
HrencheDratteHOcseSires. ieee 55
Frill Backs,—Pigeons............ 232
Hrizz7les-——POwltry. ac cxvekeseseiel delcvene 216
G

Galloway Cattles voici) s, coisas onte 101
Galloway Southern Breeding Cat-

GG aeras toneh ene Letvahceeve. B cpareetonenete 297

Games, Indian Cornish,—Poultry. 215
Games, Indian, White,—Poultry.. 215
German Beards,—Clean Leg
PIGEONS). castes steht ntas Gola wero 231
German’ Coachy Horses. selec 38
(Bast Friesland, Hanoverian,
Holstein, Oldenburg, Tra-

kehnen, )
Geese’. Classe. necrciec oe crt erin oe 216
Goats: Division Grins = scnecieleverie 140
ANIZOVS reo nies hoa nee 178
Cashmere seis s Je.ce oe eecareenens 181
Milch, rae tie cer eee 181

vi INDEX—Continued.

Page
Grades—Cattle, Goats, Horses,
Sheep and Swine. (See class
desired.)
(CUE H ha Ly ep Risiee a, eR OLG ice hereon GkcrEro oad 19

Grain-Fed Cattle, car-load lots... 802
Grass-Fed Cattle, car-load lots... 302

GrayeCall) Wueksi eer reeterrerel= 216
Gray Japanses Bantams,—Poultry 217
Great Danes,—Dogs............-- 260
Greyhounds,—Dogs ..........-.+- 261
CriffOWsS'—— OLA create eo eleveiels ile) ole ore 261
Griffon sSriUxellOUSee. sis iieremce = cre 262
Groundgs open for Eixhibits........ 15
Gurernseye Cacule: ame wveriete clajctelencr. ene 127
Guinea Fowls, other than White,—

I Olilitiye per ceioene eho cus la cores esiene shots Paley’

Guinea Fowls, White,—Poultry... 217

H

[slevolanenyel ator tstetstor ainncia pioaoc conc 3
Een TO —— 2 OUM Teen tar heels sete econo oon ke 214
lanai buEss eBlaekec ia wcnns schetwcisrciecs 214
Hamburgs, Penciled, Golden,—

PP OWE G2. a5 occ crete aienerae essnsusre ole cine 214
Hamburgs, Penciled, Silver,—

ISYOKLULB EN cere nce nce Becca once ito ceate Bp one 214
Hambures, Spangled Golden,—

IP OMG Vae ae crotch sisuecelere wt siisus ocelovesers 214
Hamburgs, Spangled Silver,—

TRYOLRURW ENE TeeAe min oterche ican Oe tO cee e 214
Hamburgs, White,—Poultry...... 214

ANP SMBS S MEE Pi ararueya aches) (ometeersie 158
ELAM DP SHITE AS WAT CRs csieare. ce clei siasnee 209
IETAEMESSRELOLS CS an demieicl cietsieue saskescte val)
Harness Horses for Dealers...... (al
Harness Horses for other than

MSA STSRE Se a cis tee le alNoheteee mani 02,
FVATTICTS;——-DOLS! his sia ie oo eos) ateceis si 262
EREIMELe Pils CONS! echt scicievelenesreueheicne 231
Hen Pigeons, Maltese............ 2a
Feretorda Cattleaecnu.c ctscicrr cis seers 89

Hereford Southern Breeding Cattle 292
Herd Books, Recognized Cattle... 80
Herd Books, Domestic or Foreign. a
Herd Books, Recognized Swine... 18

1SVEWRGIEE IDA Oling 6 ao amar cho Colo Oa ti
High Flyers,—Pigeons........... 230
Eishtands Cavtl GQercuc pemine ec ctcuevsrenoteis 131
Holstein-Friesian Cattle.......... 122
Homers, Show,—Pigeons......... 233
Homers, Working,—Pigeons...... 233
IIOESES) DLVISION cA ae ninie cre Secs etie 26
ATID LAM es rote anciohenen inks nae ccen hes 65
ASTIUUUI GI fran cre ceres oheirens eel ae heat hs
BelsianwORatt. ls chicane )cpeteueiere 62
ISUSIINES SM ares icactsraetore suatcuseehoretans 74
CAVialliieyirscttexctshs ckstevarreusts encne sone (a5)

Clydesdalester tts cn. s 58

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Goach. 7. Be icktiois oo oo eietorenete ten 76
COMMERCE! Sener creche titers 15
DLATteEs! acces sehen reniotens chore 76
Mnelish (Coaches cee. ecm 41
HWXPrESSCM series c ots eee 76
Hire sDepantimenitasrrrts rete al
BHrench (Coach asec aera 36
Hrench Draftee ase cern 55
German (Coachpee. eee eer 38
Hackney 2-ctijcice eens ee teeters 3
Farne@ss toca Go cuaie orereie onetime renens 70
Harness (for Dealers)....... 71
Harness (for other’ than
Dealers) isiescheciechowexeemeemers 12
Jacks and Jennetsi errr 66
IMOPEAN vasa. sntiecec eiereeo een 45
Mie) io).sjero scenes oe ol Crete er remenenes 68
Omnibus: 3 2 aeme a case ee 77
Percheron 5.50.8 score! eel renee 51
Ponies in) Hawnessay cers cere 1B
ROAdUSUTELS: Gf 25,.cv-pereeer renee iid
Roadsters (for Dealers)...... 69
Roadsters (for other than
Dealers)! 1m soo ee ee 70
Saddle 4) 2.c aslicocerechanmeieeerere 47
Saddle, five gaited). 75.2225... 78
Saddle, three gaited.......... 78
Shetland: Pony. «1. ce creletneroene 49
Shire) cies nos cea eee 60
Standard: irotier.. soccer 32
Stud “Books: caccaaer casos 27
Sutftolie Punehi.: 1. cea 64
Thoroughbred! sera saseeese 34
Horses, Special Prizes by Missouri
State Commission.
Oly desdalen ce kee ere cteuen creer 59
Hrench Dratt@iac.. on -oeeee 57
Jacks and Jennets..4--auceer 67
Miull6S) .ccchnects ete teers 68
Percheron (25 3206 seete coc eee 54
Saddle:c. os ckseesco eee eee 48
Shetland (Pony... oe eee eee 51
SHIT) occa Deals eieete nee 61
Standard! Grotterjas. ace 33
Thoroushbredy wacecmsee wee 35
Horses, Special Prizes by Breeders
Associations.
Hrench Coach: <2... cece 37
MrenchsDratt.. ae scene 56, 57
German® ‘Coach. oaea.h eee 39, 40
ze Kel Gel on Gi eeernt ere cichd Giard GiOls 6 5 44
Percheron 2 accc2. eee eee 52, 53
Saddle: 22: hdc elentecoe eee 48
Shetland Pony a..-1-c1 eter ree 50
Ghirend S256. eee eee eee 307
ELorses. Paradevotis oe eerie 24
Houdans:—Poultny 2s. actaashe cee 213
Hungarian,—Pigeons ............ 2a
Hyacinth, Pigeons .............. 239

INDEX—Continued. vii

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PREP OO Rela d ice: cen « fa be cieiblars 232
Imported Animals, Canadian..... 10
Imported Animals, Foreign....... 9
Imported Animals, Permit for..... 3
Imported Animals, Tariff Duties.15, 14
Indian Games,—Poultry.......... 217
Indian Runner,—Duceks........... 216
Inspection and Qauarantine....... 8-12
Inspection of Veterinary.......... 8
[pis PELTiers,— DOES: <6...) feiss aes 2638
Italian Greyhounds,—Dogs....... 263
J
RGR HGAN OU IONNCUS:. .).. 6 sce: si ite 0: 66
Jacobins,—Pigeons .............. 233
Japanese Games,—Poultry........ 217
Japanese Spaniels,—Dogs......... 264
Japanese Spaniels, Special Prizes. 308
Javas, Black,—Poultry.........:. 213
Javas, Mottled,—Poultry......... 2138
Javas, White,—Poultry........... Pole
Jersey Cattle, Northern.......... 119
Jersey Cattle, Southern.......... 300
Jersey Blues,—Poultry........... 217
IOS MOUEICS OL 6. si0.6 sic 1 Sloe 21
K
Kent or Romney Marsh Sheep... 178
PETE Vpn © AUGU LC ieyiai's ici's..c 15/<) 0) siccuceole: sh eraedl cite 131
King Charles Spaniels,—Dogs.... 264
Miondike. Poultry:....<.....: See Fluffs
E
Labels and Legbands,—Poultry.. 211
La Fleche,—Poultry.............. 213
Lakenfelders,—Poultry .......... 217
WanOLe—PEIfCONS ..... 205002202 239
Langshans, Black,—Poultry...... 213
Langshans, White,—Poultry...... Zils
Large Yorkshire Swine.......... 204
Leghorns, Black,—Poultry........ 214

Leghorns, R. C. Buff,—Poultry... 217
‘Leghorns, R. C. White,—Poultry. 214
Leghorns, Silver Duck wing,—

127) FIL Ey" eRe are NERO RACoeRae aca 214
Leghorns, Single Comb Brown,—
PECSIELEL VAR ec co oo os acereisel en etees 214
Leghorns, Single Comb Bu ff,—
2a Gillian Ree ecient ere aearee 214
Leghorns, Single Comb, White,—
ECULUV A ia ie ie orsieie «ssi nackt see ela 214
eieester Sheep.............5 085. 163
NEEISIOUSER SOC AELIC Soo) oie coco 5.5 eye. 8 era's 131
PRINCI SUECCD oc occis oe ntiecceeree 175
Live Stock, billed for exhibition. 15
Photographs Required....... Uf

Record of Breeding Required.7-17
Veterinary Inspection of..... 8

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Magpies,—Pigeons ..............- 23
Malay Bantams, Blackbreasted

Reds—PoOwltry, ee isiece tone el svevscanenevs 215
Malays, Blackbreasted Red,—
POUWIEDY. Was eitne reals acs itera soe 215
Maltese;—Pizeons: 2. eee. css ss 231
Maltese Terriers,—Dogs.......... 265
Manx, any color, Short-haired,—
Cats ecard e aeret rte ne 286
Marshal of Arena, Duties of...... 24
Mastiffs Does) 2 ei2 ice oeenias eae 265
Mediterranean Class,—Poultry.... 214
Merino <A, (Wrinkly Type),—
SHECD? i/o sei. aidciom ere oe ra 165
Merino C:—Sheep) vii caer. serie. 168
Milch Goats eens te 181
MILLS, CHARLES F., Chief Dept.
Live’ Stoek.n sc) .c is sacs eee 4
Minoreas, Single Comb, Black,—
(POWER sahenns Se otetteco ieee tens 214
Minoreas, Single Comb, White,—
POWIENY te Sacro Sicicners Sede, a oheie ee 214
Miscellaneous Class,—Poultry.... 216
Missouri State Commission,
Special Prizes....See desired class
Moniks$—Piceons® soto ies cccoenths 232
Moreans—HOLses once. «ss -0nse ctene 45
MulessDivisiony Aurier oo. ce. eceeioer 68
Teams: Two Mules 2.22. acs. 68
Teams, Four Mules.......... 68
MGAM Sw OLX MEMES Goje) css chee sheets 68
Muscovy, Colored,—Ducks........ 216
Muscovy, White,—Ducks......... 216

N
Narragansett,—Turkeys ......... 216
Newfoundlands,—Dogs .......... 266
Non-Standard varieties,—Poultry. 217
Norman>—Cattle ie nus 6s esi 4) sens ilayl
Northwestern District, car-lots—

Cattloge sate oo ecco cee Serene 303
Notice or Shipment... ... 4-3: 15
Numbers for Animals’. ..-)-.-.1- -- ity
INNS —— BIZ CONST cracls oiacie cert acore 23

Oo
Old English Sheep Dogs.......... 266
Omnibus:—HOrses) 2.05... «2-5 as Tit
Orange or Orange Tabby, Short-

naired’—Cats) vee sree’ werers soe 286
Orange or Red, Long-haired,—

Cais cai aeee waeaecieten ete. 286

Orange Tabby, Long-haired,—Cats 286
Orange and White, Long-haired,—

Gasca eo esien Matsuo seve 286
Orange and White, Short-haired,—
CBB ee ew is eelere erie acetone 286

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Oriental Frills,—Pigeons......... 234
Oriental Games,—Poultry........ 215
Orpingtons, Buff,—Poultry....... 213
Orpington, Jubilee,—Poultry...... 217
Orpington, R. C. Buff,—Poultry.. 217
Orpington, S. C. Black,—Poultry. 217
Orpingtons, S. C. White,—Poultry 217
Ostriches,—Poultry .............. 217
Otter Hounds,—Dogs............ 267
Owls, African,—Pigeons.......... 234
Owls, Chinese,—Pigeons......... 234
Owls, English,—Pigeons.......... 234
Oxen'—Cattless 2). cise oe 132
Oxford, —SNEED) cciciei5c 1. cso wl sisiesovensno 152
p
ParadesOr vElOLrsesisaessciecterkeeiers 24
Rarade! of 1Cattlee cmc seers 24
PGA MIO WAS cicici ols: sesh eehaes renee tetas chee 217
Pekin SUCKS sc ai.terstereeiona hun eet 216
Pekinese Spaniels, Dogs.......... 267
Renssand: Stall Sk cheeseieiccketsoecrra 18
Percheron! HOTSeS |e toevesvae eesteie soe 51
Permits for Imported Animals.... 13
IRersianeSheep cree teen cea cociereisiens 178
Photographs,—Live Stock ........ 1G
PISCONS SWivaSlOns Wyss. siehe ore erat 228
IAT CHANZCIS Mcscaceteere c cihoistelel 229
Ancient High Flyers......... 230
Bars ~. 2 css din neidiciae c vaeloian 229
Branders soos sites amas 230
IBTUNS WICK) cect scene 239
IBUMIMER Ei sraceke slate scons teasrorelione hens 230
Wapuchinvaryaceicecrievetsnerner 239
Carriers foie ee eteiscets ais isiauetbereters 229
DAMASCENE ace eee eh peRe ere 239
Man Zien! wesc erect 230
IDTAZOONS eye kets sachers cua siereeneledele 229
IDWENESS fe c)scpcvepetans ouster auowers tots 229
English Lipplers ye 2 cciocte 1 229
Fantaiis, Plain Leg, Smooth
FRC R dr rcchiiinc. eet eee 230
Fantails, Saddleback......... 230
Mine DaAGKSide strc cesieier le aioe ekones 233
MONeNtine. uae esos wes ornare 230
Kirill Backs. ciieiicm cei 232
German Beards, Clean Leg,
Mich: sWlhyersscc sere cae citens 231
Helmet. Sit ci. eee tee oeae 231
Hen Pigeons, Maltese........ 231
Homers, Shows: @ -mioas neaeen 233
HIOMETS “WOrkine a oseaeec 233
Hungarian... ee eon eee 231
Hyacinth: 2: cene aa see 239
1 Cs RN Gera Oe eure ety ae 232
JACODINS) shoo eee ee ates 233
WANOTC ss jes oats ee ee ee ae 239
Maecpiesins sito tas ere 234
Malteseits3. i ccksnnte ree ee 231

Mons: 20.6 ecuigpe dam cnn ce eee oe
INUIT } eros ie etons 30s cys ce ee eee

Owls #Atfrican.. 11s eee
Owls; Chinese. os <a.esme eee
Owls; Enelishsceen sere eee i
Polish Liynxcs cic cite tne oe
Porcelain: «3 isc seeye as Cee ee
Pouters;) Breuner, 4... aoe
Pouters, Dominican or _ Bo-
hemiani<. cts ceed
FOuters)) Ene lish e eter
Pouters) Pismy..-eeeeeeeeee
Priests: «. .\su55 oe oie eee
Quakers. ss ss/:3 secmeneeieeee
IRUNUS .)..3 cscs varereolee ronan eet
Shields, White Barred........
Starling os. Ac boas eee
Stork: 4. oie ee ee
Stralsunder!:--e. eee
Suabian.... teiems see oe
Swallow, Barless-2).sos-neeee
Swallow, Black Barred, Full
Head.2.5 Sik diese 236
Swallow, Spot or Snip........ 236
Swallow, White Barred...... 236
SWiits’ (4. cic 232
Trumpeters, English......... 236
Trumpeters, English or Ger-
MAN 3s 2 spaskeine ce tice hn Ieee 232
Trumpeters, Russian......... 236
Tumblers, any other Short
MaGCC@ isc one os site co ee 238
Tumblers, English Short Face 236
Tumblers, Long Face, Clean
Leg; (Bald. Heads. a. -aeeee 236
Tumblers, Long Face, Clean
Leg, Beard..3)..2iinen eee 237
Tumblers, Long Face, Clean
Leg, Mottled or Rosewing.. 237
Tumblers, Long Face, Clean

teas ays

td

> pee

hee: ‘Solid Colors.cos eee 237
Tumblers, Muffed Badge..... 237
Tumblers, Muffed, Barred.... 237
Tumblers, Muffed, Beard..... 237

Tumblers, Muffed, Bell Neck. 237
Tumblers, Muffed, Mottled or
Rosewin? 32) Gopal 237
Tumblers, Muffed, Solid Color 238
Tumblers, Muffed, White Side. 238

Tumbiérs; Parlor-..4.- eee 238
Turbits: i. oc c.ccaciee eee 238
DULDItS Seale = 238
Wictotian. asi. o6<escc eee 239
Pinschers,—Dogs ......a-4sseeee 268
Pit Games,—Poultry............. 217

Plymouth Rocks, Barred,—Poultry 213
Plymouth Rocks, Buff,—Poultry... 213
Plymouth Rocks, Partridge....... 217
Plymouth Rocks, White,—Poultry. 2138

INDEX—Continued. ix

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Plymouth Rocks, Silver Penciled.. 217
POINtGER DIOLS. cei de.e see eee 268
Poland-China: Swine... .. +« ose ws. 186
Pousn Glass, Poultry. viscid «ates. 214

Polish, Bearded Golden,—Poultry. 214
Polish, Bearded Silver,—Poultry.. 214
Polish, Bearded White,—Poultry.. 214
Polish, Black, White Crested,—

RMU wrote. «cece eels 6 oSieieaes's 214
Polish, Buff Laced,—Poultry...... 214
Polish, Buff Laced Bantams,—

ERIN ree oon els etahene caraie airs 215
Polish, Golden,—Poultry.......... 214
Polish, Lynx,—Pigeons........... 231
Polish, Silver,—Poultry........... 214
Polish, White,—Poultry.......... 214
Polish, White Crested, White Ban-

ete —POULMTY. sks eee Sneed 215
Polish, White Crested, White

Bearded,—Poultry ............. 217
Polled Durham Cattle............ 112
Pomeranians,—Dogs ............. 269
Ponies in Harness, Shetlands..... 73
Ponies in Harness, other than

SLES EDT Be eee 73
Poodles, Corded,—Dogs .......... 269
Poodles, Curly,—Dogs............ 270
Porcelain: Pigeons... 2... . <2. a6 232
Poultry, Special Prizes by Missouri

RS eu eSaee feter cretarspetcvelsias. si vnchauecesocs; © 218-220
Poultry, Special Prizes by Spec-

EDLY oC) (0 0 220-308
jercidline ID hig tsi et Oe 210

African, Biack Bantams...... 215
Atrican GeGSC.. 2... 6b. 216
African White Bantams...... 215
BRHETICGANUCIASS. os clo. sss ee Wal:
American Dominiques........ 213
Anconas, Mottled.............. 214
Anaaiusians, Blue... 2.5.22 2: 214
PUR TI CASS ores cioy'ere.o es eve) oteue > 213
AVIESDUry DUCKS. <0). iS. ee 216
Banpams, Game. osc. sve sire 215
Bantams, other than Game... 215
Barred Plymouth Rocks...... 213
Barred Plymouth Rock Ban-

UL TTTS te a renee 217
SONATE GUAGE) oes cis.6 os oc alc os 213
Ete PUN MCAS 50,6 oie coon e: a, ok ouc obs 216
PCPA. GAMES: cin's,5 cla 5 oie «818 217
Binenen GAMES... sic o% sale oom 215
Birchen Game Bantams...... 215

Black Breasted Red Game.... 215
Black Breasted Red Game Ban-

BEUTIMUE Pee cathe aicvaew sé aif 78 bod 215
Black Red Game Bantams.... 215
Black East Indian Ducks..... 216
WSIMCRMG INO se oie dsi6 2s och cus ene 215
Black Game Bantams........ 215

Black Japanese Bantams..... 215

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Black-Tailed Japanese Ban-
CATS Mapes cette hie heen ens 215
Black JPhunkeys soo os 6 lemmas 216
Booted White Bantams....... 215
Bourbon Red Turkeys........ 207
PTAC] porte treet caiencte a Ne teaicks 213
Brahmas: .Dankes.. on kes oe 213
Brahmas, Dark Bantams...... 215
Brahmas, Gizbt cic cm.. <tr 213
Brahmas, Light Bantams..... 215
Bronze: Turkeys.-% .cse6 aso se 216
Brown Red Game: .. 05. <2.5./s 215
Bur Hambures- eee eee 217
Campines cas oh Scel crc rocoete 217
Capon, any other Variety.... 217
Caponized Drake, any _ vyva-
riety,— Ducks). vente 217
Caponized Fowl, American... 217
Caponized Fowl, Asiatic..... 217
Caponized Gander, any va-
riety,— Geese ............. 217
Caponized Gobbler, any vya-
riety;—Turkeys) vow... 217
Cayuea DUuCKS=.4.. 45> foe 216
Chinese, Brown Geese........ 216
Chinese, White Geese........ 216
Cochins4 Blacks. soa... one 213
Cochins, Black Bantams...... 215
CochinsiBuitwcs sss techno: 213
Cochins, Buff, Bantams...... 215
Cochins, Partridge... /......*. Peal}
Cochins, Partridge Bantams... 215
Cochins} White saan ace. eet 213
Cochins, White, Bantams.... 215
Columbian Wyandotte........ 217
Cooping arrangements........ 210
Coucou of Mechelen......... 213
CreveUCoeursiscs cae csne ies 213
Dominique Leghorns......... 217
Dorkines;Coloreditss...0025. 213
Dorkings, Silver Gray........ DAR
DOrKINES: eNVINITER oe ctee sce oe 213
DUCK Sarre crac chskeca's 2 ate wre a ereele 216
Duckwing Game, Golden..... 215
Duckwing Game Bantam,
GOMER hap oare Serclarerete coat eae 215
Duckwing Game, Silver..... 215
Duckwing Game Bantams,
DLLVERy sista wale sre cee ee 215
Egyptian Geese.............. 216
Embden Geese......... eo: 216
Pnelish Classacis seca aoe 213
Ravorelles). he. wee cence Oe 217
TEE Si i eere cre heck het he cree 217
Hrenchie Classisss- scane eee 213
RTIZZACSI A ss sh eka nen See 216
Games, Indian, Cornish...... 215
Games, Indian White........ 215
GEESGcR Ree Setters sarocere nie aera 216
Gray- Calle Ducks? .. 350. etc 216

INDEX—Continued.

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Gray Japanese Bantams...... 217
Guinea Fowls, other than

WV ene a Nar cr stoi) atouters hs wceuere 217

Guinea Fowls, White......... 217

Hambure Classis. cs terse: 214

Hambures> Black... se cee 214

Hamburgs, Penciled, Golden... 214
Hamburgs, Penciled, Silver.. 214
Hamburgs, Spangled, Golden. 214
Hamburgs, Spangled, Silver.. 214

Hambures; “Whites ace. oe 214
Houdans. 4... Sos seertee sees cae 213
Indian \Gamesy....¢ee eee 217
Indian Runner Ducks........ 216
Japanese Games............. 21T
VavasmbDlack we talc tcre waters see wie 213
Javas, Mottled. 022i... gece 213
AV ASS MWC haters seine ene 217
Jersey: PBIUeSE.).). case a ota 217
Labels and Legbands........ 211
Ha WIC Che Aorya. Gs che epenee eee ilies
makenteldersi cei cece 217
Maneshanss. blackweacmeeciee- 213
Iuangshans,, Wihites.-...2-.- .. 213
Meghorns black...) 2<-.- -. - 214
ieshorms RC. Bullewaas ae. 217

Leghorns, Rose Comb, White. 214
Leghorns, Single Comb,

BS TOWiA teas cis icceveiere Gi obs umes Serene 214
Leghorns, Rose Comb, Brown. 214
Leghorns, Single Comb, Buff.. 214
Leghorns, Single Comb, White 214
Leghorns, Silver Duckwing... 214
Malays, Black Breasted Red. 215
Malay Bantams, Black Breast-

CAPRA arn. see ee 215
Mediterranian Class......... 214
Minoreas, Rose Comb, Black.. 217
Minoreas, Rose Comb, White. 217
Minoreas, Single Comb, Black 214
Minorcas, Single Comb, White 214

Miscellaneous Fowls......... 216
Muscovy, Colored,—Ducks... 216
Muscovy, White,—Ducks..... 216
Narrangansett Turkeys...... 216
Non-Standard Varieties...... 217
Oriental’ Gamesiy.s.. ses sles chs 215
Orpingtons, Bull. 5.5.00. 26 <5, 213
Orpinetons; Jubilee... ... .-. 217
Orpinetons,, Ri Ce Bulls. 217
OrpinZtons, S.C, Black: =). 217
Orpingtons, S. C. White...... 217
OStriche@s i ajay cake cteeicnnonsxehonenels 217
Pea MMOWISS cf ctte cto oinnelr heketteus 217
Pekin DUCKS: « sisispeteionersia ots lesieas 216
PIE (GAMES eye icicre dias eereeuscvelsasies 217
Plymouth Rocks, Barred..... 213
Plymouth Rocks, Buff........ 213

Plymouth Rocks, Partridge... 217

Plymouth Rocks, White......
Plymouth Rocks, Silver Pen-

celled: 653.260 Oa ee eee
Polisi’ ‘Class’....¢. - 0.080 eee
Polish, Bearded, Golden......
Polish, Bearded Silver.......
Polish, Bearded White.......
Polish, Black, White Crested.
Polish, White Crested, White

Bearded 2 ..cic see see ee
Polish Built Wacedt2-.- see
Polish, Buff Laced, Bantams.
Polish; Golden) 42... eee
Polish, Silver” ..2.--e eee
Polish. White... eee
Polish, White Crested, White,

Bantams: ..../ soc. ee eee

Red Pyle, Game Bantams....
Rhode Island Red, Pea Comb.
Rhode Island Red, Rose Comb
Rhode Island Red, Single

Comb’ 5.525: coe ee eee

Rumpless soe sic eustaeeeeeee
RUSSIANS | fe oes ok ac ee eee
Sebright, Golden,—Bantams. .
Sebright, Silver,—Bantams...
SHeErwWOOdS: .kcciciecetoy verse
Sicilians) 5 scccc.cles oe See
SUTKICSY 2.5.6 ccmcie ntoenoe eee
Slate’ Turkeys... oe aor roreenee
Spanish, White Face, Black..
Sultans: ......22%, 3.5. eee
Sumatras, Black-eie. oer
Swans; Blacks..... one
Swans, Whitess2).. nec eeee
Swedish Ducks3s-.55--2-oee
Toulouse Geese..............
Turkeys (Class). cscs ee meee
White Call Ducks... ..-eeeee

White Crested, White Bearded

Bantams,—Poultry ........
White Game. o.5.2. some cee
White Game Bantams........
White Holland Turkeys......
White Japanese Bantams....
White Wonders... 52. aceeeer

Wyandottes, Black...........
Wyandottes! Butts). @esce.cee
Wyandottes, Golden..........
Wyandottes, Partridge.......
Wyandottes, Silver...........
Wyandottes, Silver, Penciled.
Wyandottes, White..........

INDE X—Continued. xi

Page
Poultry and Pigeons, Division E.. 210
Pouters, Breuner,—Pigeons...... 23

Pouters, Dominikan or Bohemian,
me PASPONOTIRIN Gin cf. vas Wisistovcre ce Sieh eee 235
Pouters, English,—Pigeons....... 235
Pouters, Pigmy,—Pigeons........ 235
PRESIDENT, DAVID R. FRANCIS 4
ROAR TULOS ere coc ous cha Stale we sf cea laces 7,23
EPIOSiN —P TOONS) 5... stot as son ole es 233
Prince Charles Spaniels,—Dogs... 271
Priaea., withdrawal: of) 25 .<8..2.5. 18
PIB LM err aa eo yas. Hidls ess bh bee 22
EROHCREA AS tOVARC.)...)s2%. ost seek: 22
PCM MRICS 2 2.. ssc cee ace ee ys 24
LE PCE) TU CT ey SIR ale ae Oe Sat ae ee 270
Program of Exhibition........ 20-29-31
PEMRES CP i ela Caiata chs aon ae 29
MPTEEGIONE oh eicre vac c1s wele dele dyn aibous 81
SHeanmcand GOats.. se sac cen 143
PSNUETO ect creed crs sre racate oie aph dt he dedeedic 184

Q
Quakers —Pigeons §.......66....: 30
MUBCy Of WXNIDItS . oc. 6 feiss 18-21
Quarantine,—Regulations ........ 8
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PRED IDL EROS sie recs fers ois Sissies « lois 240
ATION A VOICES « c)2-s,0:.0<.0s cc & 241
Angora, other than White.... 241
125 KG) eh C00 | BE ee 241
BIMewaAnN Oe LAN!. 6) ..0 8.0 Ok oes 241
WNC HEPENACK: $655 5 esse See ae 3 241
LDPE iC 15) eee Be 241
Dutch, any other color....... 241
IVETE TIM sc yere =, s\c\ciavse w Sele ees 241
HMGMmIisiw Giants: foo s..ne een. 241
Elmalayans! 24,52 sys. cern es 241
MACK AD DIES a. 5/<.8 Weipa Goatees 241
Madagascar Lopear.......... 241
20) hE) One Ine Arent St oR aac ote 241
SILVOT) STOWIS s)<isis tales siete 241
SHUM Re A Wile co. svcvepel oh steeieiete ts 241
ET PAV, false cseseyrehene Seopa cits 241
ARV OUNCT, VATICLY:.,.. .<6.0,<i0 6% 241
Railroad, rates on freight....... 15
Railroad rates terminal.......... 15
Rambouillet,—Sheep ............ alr(at
Rankin, Fred H., Secretary...... 4
nates: lrangsportation..:.....2.:. 15
HeapaLes. Ol TreieNnt’..:. .c..,.6.1.05c0 15
meception, dates of.............. 15
SGA S:—EOULTY.«c..cic cence ere 213
Red Polled,—Cattle.............. 106
Red Pyle,—Poultry.............. 215

Red Pyle, Game Bantams—
PSGOCUUT Vet veiey cintc.2 a8 aucva soos bcs petra 215
Removal of Animals..:.......... 18

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Responsibility of Exposition..... 18
Responsibility for Death of Ani-

NN ta wee rea lai sae e ere eee es 18

Retrievers, Curly Coated,—Dogs.. 271
Retrievers, Wavy Coated,—Dogs.. 272
Rhode Island Red, Pea Comb,—

POULT Yio on ho ak ae 217
Rhode Island Red, Rose Comb,—
POUL. US oe ee ae 217
Rhode Island Red, Single Comb,—
Poultry eee ree oie 213
Roadsters,—Horses ............. Ute
Roadster Horses, for dealers..... 69
Roadster Horses, for other than
dealers: (2.655 256p5e. ie eee 70
Rose Comb Black Minorcas,—
Poultry so. osteo eee 217
Rose Comb White Minorcas,—
POwltry? o.oo ose oe De oes eee 217
Rouen “Ducks sesso 4e ee eer 216
Ruby Spaniels,—Dogs............ 272
Rules,
Announcement: =... 2.2 oe 6
Ages: TeECkonines| sens see oe 17
Ages, doubt or protest....... 22
Animals, general rules........ 7-25
Application for stalls or pens. 19
Attendants =4/520 2a ees 19
PAC WELT Sie ey eceveiers, Sears state ontenay ene 20-22
Awards, instructions to
FUGLCS here titers ere 21, 22
Auction@ sales ay ayo aces vee 24
ASSeSeeDivisionmAn ..5 occ eae 66
Billin'eyexhibitsteee. eee ee 15, 16
Badeess award te is cicaine eset. 22
Breeding, evidence of re-
QUITO Na deretnt states eyecare 7-17
Canada, ‘animals from: ...-5.. 10
Cats. Seep. seo ee ae 285
Classes, additional........... 18
Championship awards........ 22
Championship, premier....... 22
Catalogue, official............ 3
Cattilexparadeiotec.,.... ccc en 24
Certificates, with imported
ADIMNAISe eiyo-ciavs «ics evsusicra ereetece 12
Commendation, certificates of
championship, premier..... 22
DAtES OL SHOWS) ca cisco cers ee 20
Dates, grounds open......... 17
Dates, receive exhibits....... 15
Dates, entries close.......... 7
Delivery of animals.......... 16
Decoration of exhibits........ 18
Death of Live Stock.......... 18
Disease among exhibits...... 8
Diseases, contagious.......... 8-13
DOSS. Eta. cece a tees Linens 243

Disqualification of animals..
RICHT te torciode foro tenaba ove clo ave he 9-17-18-20-22

xii

INDEX—Continued.
Page Page

Entries, rules governing...... 7-25 Show: “arenas... a ore 23
Exhibition, program of....... 20 Sales; auction. ..-ee cee 24
Exhibition, non-competing.... 17 Stud books, recognized....... qT
Exhibitors, rules governing... 19 Tarift. 4duties....c cic cas ae 13
Exercising, when permitted.. 24 Veterinary inspection........ 8
Exhibits, shipment of........ 15 Veterinary surgeon.......... 8
Hatastockita-ic See desired class Waybills; mailing of... eee 15
Firms and _ Co-partnerships, Withdrawal of prizes........ 18

enterinevanimals asso eee. Rules, Poultry and Pigeons....... 210
Block Resister: jee aca 141 Rules and regulations, general. . .7-25
Foreign Countries, entries.... 8 Rumpless,—Poultry ............. 217
Foreign Countries, quarantine Runts;—Piceons 25... 02h eee eee 235

reewlations Giacemieer ee 9 Russians'—Poultny, sss see 217
Foreign Countries, admission

Of animals fromeeane.. eee 9 Ss
Freight, how shipped........ ils
IPR DT Wer taie crc ests .08S io. SEIN ocak. haha 17 Saddle Horses, five gaited........ 18
Heed and: forage. -. <a ats 19 Saddle Horses, three gaited...... 78
Grounds open for exhibits... 15 Saddle,—Horses, three gaited.... 78
Horses, paradevoL sa. seeee ce 24 St. Bernards, Rough,—Dogs...... 275
Herd Books, recognized Cattle 80 St. Bernards, Smooth,—Dogs..... 279
Herd Books, recognized Swine 183 Sales, Auction (see Auction Sales)
Herd Books, Domestic and Sanitary. Conditions. .-..0-o7ee" 8

MORGIOT Free aeee are e 7 Schipperkes,—Dogs ............. 273
Inspection and quarantine... 8 Scottish Terriers,—Dogs......... 273
Judges, instructions to....... 21 Sebright, Golden, Bantams,—
Live Stock, photographs, re- Poultry 223 255.5 215

quested aueWolleie jeltell cyeholaitey ser eieie Uf Sebright, Silver, Bantams,—
Live Stock, record of breed- Poultry ..4.ccsuicsote ee oe eee 215

ing required. . rete eae 7-17 SECRETARY, STEVENS, WaAL-
Live Stock, veterinary inspec- NER: [Be iste eis oie 4

tion Of.................00. 8 Setters, English—Dogs.......... 274
Numbers for animals........ 17 Setters, Gordon,—Dogs........... 275
Photographs, Live Stock..... 7 ‘Setters, Irish Dogs... eee 275
Pens and Stalls.............. 18 Sherwoods,—Poultry ............. 217
Program of exhibition....... 20 Sheep and Goats, Division C...... 140
IPTOLCStS Secs eioon oodee eee ate 22 Sheep and Goats, Flock Registers. 141
Parade of HOrses)../422- 2). 24 SHEED: uicicasienmceen @ thee 140
Parade of Cattle............ 24 Cheviot “2... .<. Ses eee 161
Public Sale of Horses........ 24 Cotswold <2. 2:2... see 149
Public Sale of Cattle........ 24 Dorset. «6s j.cec eee oeeeee 178
Public Sale of Sheep......... 24 Fine Wool Wethers.......... 170
Public Sale of Goats......... 24 Hampshire. 255-4 c-eee eee 158
Public Sale of Swine........ 24 Kent or Romney Marsh...... 178
Quarantine ................. 7 Leicester. .cnieels eee 163
Quality of exhibits.......... 18 Tain coliy Vgs<le cn eee eee 175
Reception, dates OLS ee 15 Merino A, (Wrinkly type)... 165
Rebates, securing............ 15 Merino C, (Delaine)......... 168
Removal of animals.......... 18 Oxford. ccc. .eee oe 152
Responsibility of exposition.. 18 Persian ges wo cc ee cee eee 178
Rules and regulations, gen- Rambowillet, Ya. - - se se ae algal

eral ...........40. settee 7-25 Shropshire. /..,....0..- ake 146
Rules, Poultry and Pigeons.. 210 Southdown 2-2...) eee 155
Sheep and Goats, Division C. 140 Suffolle ': So 4h2e. nee 178
Shipment of exhibits. ....... 15 Munis'e &s sks 2's Acari. e ee oe 178
State and Public Institutions, Sheep and Goats, Special Prizes by

animals owned by......... 8 Missouri State Commission.
Substitution of animals...... 7 Angora —Goats.-0oe. ee 180
Stalls and DONS sseiele ce cierelesete 18 Cotswold. Sheep -o...0 soe. 151
Superintendents ............ 23

INDEX—Continued. xiii

Page
EISMTOSDING:-< crs «ke ae Oe eee 160
WROPINO A oad tthace, ole ciewt ae Che he 166
NVRETEETICD Chern Reels Ss 5 egies la Piqgets 169
ODOT reper eee pre eer ere 154
eM DOMUIOL ods. < 2 e:ro cna oacasse 172
SUESEESIS TINO): craty 2 oe aie acne aoe os « 148
SOHO OWN of Hess tees oe attest 157

Sheep, Special Prizes by Breeders’
Associations.

RAS TESMEN ICR co AS eho ae ro 151
NSE RAGE oid a Ses eK Shee R ao 175
PISIOMANIVCs 222 fcc emcee 160
ByeROUe css cfotit ke a bot om. 154
Shetland Ponies,—Horses........ 49
Shields, White Barred,—Pigeons. 235
shipment of Exhibits. ............. 15
PUR EPOT RON os cect seals a lks ore es 60
SHOTE-HOMM CALULOs 4 oc ssc ons elo cue 84
Short-horn, Southern Breeding,—
CELE ae lel rier ee eee a 289
Show Arena, rules for........... 23
Shropshire,—Sheep ............. 146
Siamese, Short-haired,—Cats..... 286
Sickness or injury to Animals.... 8
Sicilians,—Poultry .............. 21%
SUIRACH——POUMLY «sc cc eka chee 216
Silver, Long-haired,—Cats........ 286
Silver Tabby, Short-haired,—Cats. 286
Simmenthal,—Cattle ............ i133
SKIFF, F. J. V., DIRECTOR OF
[D412 2S Pie ee ee 4
Skye Terriers,—Dogs............ 276
STOUE PAN Td GSE epee rr 216
Smoke, Long-haired,—Cats....... 286
Southdown,—Sheep ............. 155
Small Yorkshire,—Swine......... 208
Southern Breeding Cattle........ 288
Aberdeen-Angus ............ 294
WER UL WEL V ir Woleca. ciel os coe ns 6 05 eee 297
PER BLOUG cs cin, shied Soe ee 292
PRCIIN GREE Parcs ciel ty prior cco ic ap Nome 300
BHO HOERNG -isers ce" 5/4 et. Soae ee Laie 289
Southern Carload lots—Cattle.... 304
Southern District Car-lots,—Cattle 304
Southwestern District Car-lots
MeL ULOME Nice ate oats tevarmie cc. oe ceaiere 304
Spaniels, Clumber,—Dogs........ 276
Spaniels, Cocker,—Dogs.......... Part
Spaniels, Field,—Dogs........... 277
Spaniels, Irish Water,—Dogs..... 278
Spaniels, Sussex,—Dogs.......... 278
Spanish, White Face, Black,—
LECTIN i Si CoC Re a ne ae 214
epeINeetiC OTIS. ays s 2 = ujec.s. «10,5 eo» 18
Stalls, application for. .,. 02-0. 19
Standard Trotter,—Horses....... 32
Starling—Pigeons .............. 233

State and Pubiic Institutions,
Animals owned by............. 8

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Steinmesch, Henry, Chmn. Ameri-
ean Poultry Association....... 212

STEVENS, WALTER B., SECRE-
NIVATUN Gert ead che is, aValte wie MES 4
Stork:— Pigeons: 2a. tes eioeaten 231
Stralsunder, Pizeons.s. .2)5 ie dese 232
Stud Books, Horses, recognized.. 27
Stud Books, Cats, recognized.... 284
Stud Books, Dogs, recognized.... 242
Suabian—Pi2ceons =... soos - aoe 239
Substitution of Animals.......... We
Suffolk Punch,—Horses.......... 64
Sutrolk—Sheepy x sc cee otietcrs sila. 178
Suffolk,—Swine << sch. 622s oe 208
Sultans:——Poultryacse vss 216
Sumatras, Black,—Poultry....... 216
Superintendents, duties of........ 23
Superintendents, reports of...... 23
Sussex, —-Cattle soi. sae soul oaee 131
Swallow, Barless,—Pigeons....... 235

Swallow, Black Barred, Full Head,
——PiSCOnSie5 shoes ks oe eo 236

Swallow, Spot or Snip,—Pigeons.. 236
Swallow, White Barred, Fuil Head,

=I POONS ic Syiara. sals.k oo 6 236
Swans7 blacks 924) 3.3 os eee 217
SWalss WHILE. oS oe scieae eee 217
Swedish,—Ducks).3. 2 cis Seeees 216
SWiltsS:—Piccons ee srisen boot one 232
Swine Division DP yacese nc ccc cee. 182

Swine, Special Prizes by Missouri
State Commission.

Berkshineigncemicres one farses ee 191
Chester -Whites.<)35...4.%. 2 199, 200
Duroe-JOrsey-cacevocs cob tk ae 195
Poland G@hinae 4) 42028 eee 188

Swine, Special Prizes by Breeders’
Associations.

Berkshires octeeecc a Uae 191
Chester White...........: 199, 200
IDUTOC-JOLSCye) ans ae ae 195
FUSSON I entry oe eee 203
Hampshinere se aa eo ee 209
area mVvorkshine so) es oe 205
Swine; Herd Books.....222.. 4. 183-185
IBerkshines sor cis ko cee 189
Cheshirere cc cee 2 eee 208
Chester Whites. 22: 44 sewn 197
Dunroc-JEUSCYi-. co ace eae 193
TBI SSO RG a erse Bee nae Conse 201
FLAMPSRILOr= ahs nase eee 209
Poland-Chinae-- 40 44eo ae 186
SULOlKss sector see ee eee 208
Tamworthie sco. aoe 206
Victorian one see ier eae 208
Workshires lareeea. cers. oe: 204
Workshire;ssmalley ccna: certs 208
Barrows, Pure-Bred.......... 208
Barrows. Grade... eee 208

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Mamworth Swine.....c.0..0---- 206 Turbits,—Pigeons ............... 238
Mamife:GUtics <2 25. cate ccr ose 3 Turbits, Tail,—Pigeons........... 238
THOMPSON, WM. H., TRBAS- TUMIKGYS eae: ee <2 ete oe eee 216
PUB rca cutare ceo ctomustsksgweorewouees 4
Thoroughbred Horses............ a Vv
Tortoise Shell, Long-haired Cats. 286 Veteri I ti
Tortoise Shell, Short-haired Cats. 286 CUCER ALY (ISB CCH Ocoee 8
Tortoise Shell and White, Long- Veterinary Surgeon, services of.. 8
haired Cats : 286 Veterinary Surzeons......<.e-en 8
Mortoise Shell Z aid comniton Short ins Vicious, Fractious or Diseased Ani-
haired Catswes sock o eee ke cee ae 286 mals TA IE a 18
Toulouse Geese.............-..-. 216 Victoria (PIB CQMS sce 4-2 tee mee a
Toy Poodles,—Dogs............-. 280 Victoria Swine) .....5.0 000s 208
Moya. HCLrieTS;——DOLS ie a ec ey ortaie lellors 280
Transportation, rules and regula- w
tions s)e@ ree, le. 0) (8) 8) @ le a [e)' 6) © (e)fe. (8) #18) e) able 6 vale 15 Waybills Mailing of 15
Transportation of Live Stock..... 15 Wayhilic opin At 1 aie 15
TREASURER. WM. H. THOMP- Vaybills, Duplicate.............. 5
SON : he ae 4 Welsh Terriers, Dogs............. 281
Trumpeters, English,—Pigeons... 236 eee See Pa) | rs aan
Trumpeters, English or German, White C ll D ‘i AM Ca 216
—Pigeons Sod DAO UIeO Doe ams od 232 aries eee ies rd 216
4 ° UN ayers i SS oe, im olieliol lol “t enema
i eae eee argent Pas ona 236 White English Terriers,—Dogs... 281
Sai soos ° teary yee 258 White English Terriers, Toy.—
ere tn ace Mageay jee ty et DOSS Sse ee eee 282
CTE dea tae Short Face,— is White Game,—Poultry........... 215
maniblers ane ; Race: Cle = he aslo White Game Bantams,—Poultry.. 215
Bala Koad reraieoaaa ua pectey oor White Holland Turkeys.......... 216
Tumblers, Long Face, Clean Leg, pi oaree: Japanese SIDE 215
Beard,—Pigeons. .....6.00..05- 23 White Tone haired s@ate una 286
Tumblers, Long Face, Clean Leg, White. Shorthaired (Cates ae 286
Mottled or Rosewing,—Pigeons. 237 = white Wonders,—Poultry........ 217
TS SERTY ig ah aa aa es, ar Wild Geese, Domesticated........ 216
ae gi rap eee ee Withdrawal of Prizes... ccs 18
aap ne Pagani as 237 Wolfhounds, Russian,—Dogs..... 283
ie ea mL Reaue ean GER, Wyandottes, Black,—Poultry...... 213
eae et arin ear a ao Wyandottes, Buff—Poultry....... 213
Se ea, earda,— ee Wyandottes, Golden,—Poultry.... 213
Serie eh shesseehtn eel eee a SG a ee Wyandottes, Partridge,—Poultry.. 213
arene Muffed, Bell Neck,— ee Wyandottes, Silver,—Poultry..... o13
Tumblers, “Wivited, ” Aoitied “or Wyatdattes, Sire a ae
Thee aa Boreas 237 Wyandottes, White,—Poultry..... 213
PAZ CONS asta velsnare these atone ae Bia Uys) Y
Tumblers, Muffed, White Side,—
DISCONS eee cee re eee 238 Yorkshire, Large, Swine......... 204
Tumblers, Parlor,—Pigeons...... 238 Yorkshire, Small, Swine.......... 208
PRUNMISU SHEED... crsverensteneyccssrsreiceusis Cate 178 Yorkshire Terriers,—Dogs....... 283

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LOU/SIATIA PURCHASE EXPOSITIO/SY
ISAAC 3. TAYLOR ama a aad

DIRECTOR OF WORKS Scala

Ree ene WORLD'S FAIR, ST. Louis ee oo

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LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION
a “ty FREDERICK J. V. SKIFF, DiRECTOR OF EXHIBITS.
_ ” _F. D. COBURN, ; ; PAUL BROWN,
CHIEF OF DEPARTMENT. : : CHAIRMAN,
CHARLES F. MILLS, L | Vv E S tT 0 C K COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE.

SECRETARY OF DEPARTMENT.

- ST. Louis, U.S, A.
CHANGIS IN THE WORLD'S FAIR PRIZS-LIST.
pince the preliminary edition of the prize~List for the
World's Fair live stocl: snow was issued Chief Coburn of the Expo~
“a sition Department of Live Stock has made a es Of Lp Or Lum ©
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additions and corrections. The most Men oribant enlargements in
the live stock classification are the new provision for the cone
“petition by ages 3 of first-prize steers, wethers and barrevs of
the respective breeds and grades in the champion and chanpion-over-~
ali classes for fat stock, and the provision in the cattle classes
Beeandinge nerds bred by the exiibitor. Breeders who are arranging
to show stock at St. Louis this year will find much of value in
the following summary of these changes:

ADDITIONAL BOOKS OF KACORD:--The followiim, books will be
recognized in connection with foreitin entries of German Coach
horses: Hast Priesland Coach, Ostfriesisches Stutbuch "Norden";

Holstein Coach, Verband der Pferdeziichter in den Holsteinischen

a Marschen; Oldenbur;, Coach, Verband der Ziichter des Oldenburger
tiger an schweren Kutschpferdes, Rodenkirchen--all of Germany,
V The following books reco:nized and. recommended by the Departrient
fue bg of Agriculture of the Dominion of Canada will be entered on the

ee pages of the Pereeon Prize-bist:

Dominion Clydesdale, ery |

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_ horn and Hereford Herd Books, Canadian Ayrshire Herd Book, Hol-
stein-Friesian Herd Book of Canada, French Canadian (Race Canae -
dienne) Herd Book; Dominion Swine Breeders! Record,

7 CATTLE--For cattle an important cnanze is made in the sec- =<
tions for the "herd bred by exhibitor". An entirely new section
has been added, thus providin;, for two such herds instead of one, ;
and it is not necessary that tne bull shown in either of these *
herds shall be bred by the exhibitor, The sections for “aged
Herd, females bred by exhibitor,” will provide for a herd consist :
ing of bull two years old or over; cow three years or over; hei~ ;
fer two years and under three; heifer one year and under two, ;
and heifer under one year, the females to be of exhibitor%s breed~ ,
I TGs The new section is provided for "young herd, females bred .
by exhibitor", composed of a bull under two years old; two hei-
fers one year "and under two, and two heifers under one year.
= cash to be oitfered in each of these herd sections is S200 in
sses_for Short-horns, Herefords, AberdeeneAngus, Gallounays
Ire Holsteins and Guernseys, and $150 for Rei Polled, Devon,~
Polled Durhams and Brown Swiss.

7 Two entirely ney; classes have been arranged for champion
z pure-bred and grade fat cattle by ages. These will be for direct
competition by Short-horn, Hereford, Aberdeen-Angus, Galloway,

: Red Polled, Devon, Polled Durham and Brown Swiss steers and spayed
. ) Meters s The new classes for champion pure-bred and crade fat
+ cattle are arranged as follows:
7)
4 CLASS XXAXII~A--CHA:IPION PURH-BRiD FAT CATTLE, BY AGiS
: (Competition limited to First-Prize Animals.)
Section.
is Suesr Or Spayed Helfer, all breeds, two years old
and under are A ee Oe eer mer eee im eae me Ones Raps to hp.
eo joeesr Gr spayed Heifer, all breeds, Gighteen and /
under twenty-four months .. - . wether a. at DL eLOmeag |
Ge Steer or Spayed Heifer, all preeds, twelve and F
Pee vet bee Met . <6 eee « » ote « « «6 wo «Diplomas
4. Steer or Spayed ae all breeds, six and under -
twelve months . .. «See: i Gas Se AD Oe we ee Da 4

5. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds, under six months Diploma.
: RAT ANT: SAL—-CHALIPION OVAR ALL.

i (Competition limited to First-Prize Animals in Class we
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Steer or Spayed Heifer, all breeds and ages .... $ ri so

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CLASS XXXII--Be=«CHAMPION GRADE FAT. CATTLE, “BY AGES,
(Competition limited to First-Prize ‘Animals » ) ie Bec
Section, .

= 1. Steer or Spayed Heifer, Grades of all es

: two years old and under THEO. 5-5 6 Par ea Diploma,
- 2. Steer or Spayed Heifer, Grades of all "preeds, pao Sain
Ke éienteen and under twenty-four months . s ss e @ « Diplomas

3. Stecr or Spayed Heifer, grades of: all breeds, -
' twelve and under eighteen months . i . » . « « « , Diploma,
4 Stecr or Spayed Heifer, Grades of all breeds, ° Ms ase an
: Bis and under twelve months -. o..« «+e» =e we wy a plomere
5. Steer or Spayed Heifer; Grades ‘of all breede,
under six months. « . « Pek ter ee Diploma,
FAT ANTMAT“. CHAMPION OVER AIL. ee ‘
(Competition limitsd to First-Prize Animals in Claes IOKTT-R) ja
6. Steer or Spayed Heifer, all meres Bud 26S vei ceed o er #200.

SHEEP.-..The sheep classes have ee eeisl a. number of impertant
additions. The Lincolns and Dorsets will be raised te the sane
Classification and prizes as are given to Hampshires, Chevicts or
cesters, each breed being allotted $2,921. The two Merino Syaee
be changed from the arrangement given in the preliminary 115
; iminating the sections for wethers, All fins-woo% wobher ss all -
including Ramboulilets, will now se grouped in one class, and son A
“pete together. Two new Classes, for champion purebred and er MG 5 ;

fat wethers are arranged as follows. Class LIV, Merino B, has boén :

entirely eliminated. There will be no such class. ms a
CLASS LIX-C--CHAMPION PURE-BRED WETHERS, BY ACZS.
(Competition Limited to First-Prise Anima sis.)

Section. :
1. Wether, all breeds, one year old and under twe ... Diploma.
2. Wether, all breeds, six and under tweive months . » Diplomas
S. Wether, all breeds, under six months. .; Jee Kets Dipioma.

FAT WETHER---CHAMPION OVER Mee
Uernce teen Limited toe aia Animals in Clasa LIX-C)
As Wethe: "5 all breéds and age 0) tie OIRO Wee Go ieee” og) iG) =o $100.

CLASS LIX. D---CHAMP ION GRADE WaTHERS, BY AGES.
: (Competition limited to Pirst-Prize Animals. )
"< Pectlons

1. Wetner, Grades, of all breeds, one year old and .
Under two. +s P ei ae 00c6 0c wel oe

20 Wether Grades, of all ‘breeds, six “and under é
twel lve months .... . RaSh eae a « « . Diploma,

Se Wethsr, Grades, of all breeds, under six months .. . Diploma.
FAT WETHER.-~CHAMP ION OVER ALL.

i (Competition limited to First-~Prize Animais in Class LIX-D) aa

ay 4... Wether, all grades and ageS « « o 8D) 6 EO YS ge $200,

. The ages of the ram and three swes composing the flosks.
exhibited in classes 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 55, 56, 57, 58 =
and 61 in ¢he final édition of the Prizp=List will read as follows: on

Pens: Ram and three ewes over eignteen months old; Tenens three, Fo
ewes under ¢ightsen months old. ; ,

SWINE~~The class for Large Yorkshire swine will be inceeused as z
to the ameunt of Spd allotted from the p ordginad areangeient of Soir =
me $3, 241. ; , : ; zt

Gmadj—Lonssképesin Si fLahicinpnttbin the. class for Chester: “Whites Ton
maining unchangeds Some alterations nave been made in the classs¢ >
for Essex and Tamworth swinw. .

Two new classes have been created for champion puresbred and —
grade Derrows as follows:

_ CLASS LXXI«E-~CHAMPLION PUREBRED BARROWS BY AGES.
‘(Competition Limited te Firat-Prise animals.)
Section. . |
1.. Barrow, all breeds, twelve and under eighteen months o14.Diptoma,
2e Barrow, @ breeds. oa and. pier. guciye months 4... » es Diploma,

ploma.

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| FAT BARROWseCHAMPION OVER Albee
7 - (Cempetition limited to First-Prize Animals in Clase LAKI<) .
~ 4. Barrow, ail. breeds and ages @ e'‘e © Or By & Se se ». ee ee e $100,

CLASS LEKI oH'e---CHAMP ION GRADE BARRGWS, BY AGES... .- :
(Competition limited to Hirat-Prizé Animals.) .
Section.
1. Berrow , Grades, of all breeds, twelve and under —
eighteen months te eae gio a ay, at eee te 6 ee Diptamae
2e Barrow, grades, of all breeds, six and under twelve

ees ne at eae © @ 6)» wee 6 el o> ¢ eens, Dinitomas :

3. Barrow, see of all breeds, under six months - «. - « Diploma. is
T BARROW-eCHAUPION OVER ALL... 4

(Competition Limited to First-Prize Animals in Class LXX1--F) &
4s Barrow, all grades and ages © (erase eiies. 6.6, 6 6s soe e _ $100, be
The ages of the boar and three sows , etme ae the pens e

exhibited in classes 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71 and 72 in tho

Pinal edition of the Prize-List will read as follows: Pens: Boar and
% three sews cover sighteen months old; eto and threes nybiag under

@ightsen months old.

‘POULTRY-.Twelve additional varieties of poultry have been

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; added, including Rose Comb Brown Leghorns in the Mediterranean
Class, Black Red game bantams, buff turkeys, and the following

; ilon-standard varieties: Gray Japanese bantams, Indian game ban-
tams, Jersey Blues, Khondikese Partridge and Silver Penciled
Plymouth Rocks, Pea Comb Rhode Island Reds, White Crested White

Polish Bearded bantams and White Javase Some other varieties are

under consideration and will probably be added before the publica-
tion of the final Prize-List,

PIGHONS-~Classes CVI, CXIV, CXVI, CXXIII, CXXVIIZ and GXAIIZ

1 prol ably be eliminated. Other classes not complete as print~

The Exposition dog show will be held under Universal Exposi-
tion rules, inasmuch as the international character of the World's
Fair makes it impracticable to restrict all exhibitors to the regu
ations of any national. kennel club, Tre kennel club stud bosks
of the different countries will be recognized in this arrangement,
s and certificates will be required showing entry in the stud book
of the country from which the dog is Bath ited, The preliminary
work for the kennel show is well in hand, as is that for the cat
Le and pet stock show. The period for the exhibition in Division F,

Dogs and Cats, has been changed to Tuesday, November 8, to Friday, ;

November 11, 1904, inclusive.

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