The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-04-22

ing three of his show animals, were
and brought into this coun-
~. at an average price Of almost eight
dollars aud total Of sl4.9o5,
as follows:
Lcr:n OF R.p..e-Mrs. Kimberly, $3.50
Bette Stewart-Moses Bunker, 81, 425.
Princess Lou 5th-C w Garlic $500.
Cherry S:a-cocason 4 Sen, $500
Lyndale Lady d ID Gano, S460.
Boomer 5th--D d Gano. S5o5.
Imported Royal Booth-Ars. Kimberly,
Sl,U75.
Third Gem Of Eryholme-Mrs. Kimberly,
Nellie Cant and CALVIN Piper, 1890.
Lady Duke--Mrs. Kimberly, x40a.
Maggie Duke--W L Nc Croskey, $500.
Mary White 3d-Mrs. Kimberly, $3.50.
Lily Dale and csIf-Mrs. Kimberly, $3.50.
Lady Star 2d-P L Moore, $500
Scottish Lsdy-Mrs. Kimberly, si,425.
Countess 4th-Mrs. Kimberly, $500.
Russia Pierce-Mrs. Kimberly, Sl.J00.
Fannie Pierce-Mrs. Kimberly, SLIGO.
Flora Pisrce-Mrs. Kimberly, s625.
The balance of the herd were sold
as fellows, nearly all of them. as viii
be observed, remained in Iowa:
cows AND HELPERS.
Forest Queen w Handey, Mt. Vernon,
Iowa. sl,250.
Third Lousn of slausondale-Geo Chase, OF
West Liberty, sl,l0o.
Minnie--c Barclay, West Liberty, Iowa,
$500.
Maude-D Pratt, marlborough, Vermont,
$1,000.
Princess Mauae--J W Warwick, cythiam.Ky.,
$500
ivy 5th-B W Shepherd Danville, Iowa. $500.
Ivy 9Th Logan, Linnvilie, Iowa, $500.
Lydia Thompson I'D G Tinsdsle, Traer,
Iowa, siO0.
Ivy Sth--Rooert Miller, West Liberty, Iowa,
$500
Ivy 9th-B = Williams, yinton, Iowa, s255.
Boomer sth-John Wilson, TrAer, &2,5.
Bloomer loth-S Flynn, Booyille s42o.
Royal Booth-Wesl Wilson, Graham, Iowa,
$3.50.
Moilie Austin 2a-Selson Bone, Eddyville,
Iowa, $3.50.
Lady Belle 5th-Wm Litzenburg, Mt. Pleas
ant, Iowa, S405.
Red Princess-Dayid Wilson, Round Tree,
Iowa, $50.
Princess Julia edo Miller, Waterloo, Iowa,
$40.
Ktwanee Belize Barclay, Yves, Liberty,
Iowa, $40
Sarah Belle-w N Fields Il Bro Cedar Falls.
Iowa, 400.
Roam 2d-W s Barclay, West Liberty, $3.50.
snowbail-Dsyid Wilson, Round Grove, Ia:
1850
Csrlotts-Robert Miller, West Liberty, $3.50
Lucy long-Milton Briggs, Kellogg, Iowa,
s475
Mary Ann-David Wilson. Round Grove. Ia,
R40n
Qeen-C S Barclay, West Liberty, $3.50.
Calf clifford, Rouad Grove, Iowa, $3.50.
Lady king-David Flynn, Boonyiile, Iowa,
S2,o25.
Lettie-M Schaab, Museatine, la ssi5.
Lettie 2d-C L Murray, Marion, Iowa, 1850
Lettie 3d-s T0pangler. Winthrop Ia ,ss55
Lady Wapsie-kobert Miller, West Liberty.
Calf-Robsrt Miller, West Liberty, 1910
Prairie Flower-C Barclay, West Liberty,
$3.50
Prairie Flower Sd { Traer, vinton, sa25.
Bourbon PRINCESS sd-Kobert Miller, West
D6nfb0n Princess 4lh-Geo Chase, uest LID
erty. $50
erty. s225
Fanny Levy 4th-Milton Briggs, Kellogg,
Iowa, 1880.
Queen Of Iowa-N Cone, EddyvilIe, Ia, $500
British baron's Ge3-C. Barclay, Yves.
Liberty. sl.ooo.
Imported sy!via-Dsniel Flynn. Bonneville,
Iowa, 800.
BULLS.
Master Airdrie 2d-A Williams, ylnton, Ia,
s565.
Red Clond-John Collar, Des Moines, 1915.
Baron Of Wapsie-M schasb, Muscatine, la,
$40.
Baron Of wapsie 2i-Robsrt Atkins, Iowa
City, $3.50.
Baron of Wapsie sd-E A Hughes, Atalis.s,
Iowa. 1915.
Psrnp n tVap.{a
Providence. Iowa, S45
Baron Of Wapsie 5th-K Smith, Pleasant
Grove, Iowa, SIS.
Baron Boone sd-Dauiel Flynn, Bonneville,
Iowa, $50.
Baron Boous 4th-Daniei Flynn, Bonneville,
500
Baron Boon. 7th-yK Roser, IVES. Union.
Iowa. 500.
Baron Boone sth--J z Adams, Scion, Iowa,
$3.50
Iowa Caief-John Wilson, Traer. Iowa $50
Orphan Bowl W Lathrop, Iowa City. $3.50
Ltberty-Chss Prescott, Donahae, Ia $40
Lord Listaat- L Ellison, West Liberty s. o.
Prince Of lows-Geo Chase, Vest Liberty,
$50.
Minister'S Treasure Vim Merritt, Iiton,
Iowa. s2sO.
Lyssuder-Jseoh Mcvey, Dovnev, 1910.
Master OF Arts pLinsdAIe, Traer, Iowa,
sS35
Pleasant Duke-F A Me.ch ant, Danrill., Ia,
k2sJ
Fsrorite-s Kelley, Stockton, Iowa $3.50.
As before stated, the attendance
al the sale was very large, and among
those present were prominent cattle
growers no. only Of Iowa, but also
representing Vermont. Kentucky,
Kansas. Louis ana, Colorado, Cali
tornia, Miss uri aid Illinois, To say
nothing of two gentlemen from
Australia and one from Canada.
When Kentucky and New Eugiani
cone to Iowa to buy fine blooded
ca liz it IS IN ra-but tier. will be
more Of i. before there is less. Mind
thst.
TIE sale was in general very spir-
tied, bat the excitement eliminated
when Maud, pure representative
Of the Princess strain Of short horns
was brought into the ring. Starting
at 81, 900, the second bid added q
cool thousand, and the excitement
became intense a: the figures went
up, $500 at a jump, to 5000. Bid.
ders had then dwindled down to
sold Kaintuck," the Ve,nonter and
Mrs. Kimberly Of this county Bids
of 800 each soon reached $1,000
Mrs. K. adding one more hundred
and Vermont carrying the day BY
another, when lusty cheers were
called for and given both for the vic.
tor and the yanauished. The calf oil
Maude had already been sold for
S2,S0o, making an even $4,000 for
the pair-purchased by Mr.. Jacobs
on y few mouths ago, as we learr
from the Vinton Journal, from j. A
Mcdaniel of that city for $3.50
Mr.. Mcdaniel brought Maude from
Massachusetts.
This sale RICH, here in our midst,
where some ninety cattle bring to
their owner a COO! fifry-one thousand
dollars simply because they were
what they were as to pedigree aud
breeding, will probably set a good
many people to thinking. 1t is not,
however, everyone who will be able
to go and do likewise. There are q
great many prerequisites to the col.
lection and profitable disposal of such
. herd As this one, and the great ma
Jorlty Of men would probably make a
failure should they undertake it.
But this, we think, may be safely
concluded: That blood will tell;
and that the improvement in general