Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-10-30
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sold a ihes assrse. and saiis
md s, s,a 81 gaI,, sure
5 s,hs sd,,s relal,atl nc way Won ,gsfile.
hope yol have The sym athyy of
i'it NE a Z ctsnnunity but then that
don't do, lsfine back lost money. We are
All apt 70 err in ijud gment, but. none
more SO II, rega-tl To fast horses thanJ
|, y r HODGE. u yow NE that took interest
g a tn E races At The Little Falls Fair
q 4: ro'lE. rts two years ago well rem e,abers
what you said when Mr Clsde,s horse
a,est the on .ynu were backing. You
said then that THE race was sold, when
every 'horseasen on the ground, could
|spllainly see that the driver WAS getting
ont every ounce of trot that he could
rom - n 'le s'fsses ]1e was driving. Then
you repeat lie word ssoiiy uad N AS
ler, '251s Il have known John Pearson for
the, past Ave wears an i find him a II, an
|that acknowel yes no man his master,
and he does business on his own iHdg.,
n'ent and moi on the judgment Of others,
as YOU have it,. To return to the word
Eoif, Iwolld say right here that there is
! not another man in Morrison county that
uses oilto better advanta ge than +. H.
Rhodes, fer where can we find another
(nlan in the county that can. sell calf
with economical value of ten Or twelve
dollars for the sum Of one hundred and
twenty dollars but J. II. Rhodes. Icall
fthatimore than oil, for it savers stron ely
Of soft soap, but behind all This oil and
soap wescan PLAINLY see that you are
I'troubled with the big head. Let me say
Eaword about that disease ii is malady
l'that effects horses in the state OF Indiana
l'and often proves fatal for it effects The
brain, husthere is no danger Of your
ibrain. LIQUID not help feeling amused
the day Of the race at st Cloud Fair
IsGrounds to see how sure you and TAYLOR
were as TO the result Of the racc--with
such satisfied cunning grin, you both
showed your 5tavorite to your friends.
And could not help noticing that you
both had an eye out for business, that
was 10 take what bets could be had, and
think. you succeeded pretty well by
the number that came ana tnld me that
they won, on my horse But when the
race was over it was so humiliatiny to
think your braggy horse was bealen,!g q
jack rabbit, and that too with twenty
pounds more weight on his, back than
Your great horse carried, which is equal
70 one HUNDRED pounds in a running race
,'Se af' mile licass. Then i could not help
noticing the wilted cabbage like. look
you both carried away from tile race
track. If Cox and Fay, the great conlic
artists Of New York City, had been there
to have taken your pictures. before aad
after tl,e race, they could have made a
good thing out of lhe sale Of those pic.
Lures Ti'en 'l,ow tsEit. 90 you, and Mr..
sraylorstill continue 10 congratulate each
other on tile way the race yas gotten IN :?
You told around town ,hat sfr, Taylor
Icould thank You for getting, up said
race, and that never would have con-
scented otake my horse down to St.
{ Cloud had you not paved me SIS for nay
part of the gate money. BY the way,
how did the scheme pay? understand
that You got back 1926 out of The fifteen
You paid to ME-. Well. no wonder you
feel bad. it almost make s me feel bad for
you, for it is not my nature 10 kick A
dog after I have got Him down. In re-
ply to your four most excellent aces, you
may wake up 10 the fact that you hold
what IL called a Bol,tail Flush. k*s 4.
s.:$ Yours truly, ~ D.
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G uns and Ammunition cheap for the