davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-05
Npn Qnnue's Gturt.
2an9e's Gtore, Mo., ben 4. Rdr5, 1886.

9an9e's Gtore, Mo., ben 4. R6r5, 1886.
Serr 60. Sprefelmeper nit Ieiner
3eupermdblten, bon 2ittle Berger, be.
fanb ii9 lebte @o9e einisC Ease BEL
ieinem 8ruber, Srn. 9r. Gpredelmeser
babier auf 8eiu9.
&err 6. 9anse fen. bat in lester Seit
lln9liif aebabt; es bat ndmli4 eines
ieiner mutbiaen 8ferbe. iuabrenb Der
gtudt i'm Stalle' ii6 nun ieinem @e=
binbe lUsserihen unb elm anberes 8ferb
berurt sei3lusen buB bnsielbe (eins
I9per trasenbe Stutte) i6nerli9 ba
ppnfpmmen tpirb.
@eitern bat Serr 3enebic 3iss in
9anS unmittelbarer 9dbe bon 2anaes
Store Elm neues un6 iebr I95nes @obn.
baus oollenbet. 8ei bieiem 4nlase boi
5err Siss; trOsbem er nod nSadelOr'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-05
Sta0traths:0e 0erhanA AIRnaen.

&eselmdsi9e 8eriammluns am 1.
Mdrj, 1886.
&nipeienb Die Serren Gisen, 8oeIIer,
0nden, 8eniins unO 8Oriiser 2eisnsr.
0us grOtOtuI Der geriun1mlnns
bonn 1. Sebrunr iuurbe UerleIen unb
on9enonimen.
Der Seridt iiber ben finnnjieIen 8e=
itanb Der Stobt iuurbe por9elest.
Cine &etitiun unter;ei9net pOn 81.
6. Wumbrauer unh onberen 8areern
in ipel9er Der Stn6trot6 erfu9t tuirb
bns 8ruuuensebduIe lber benz 8run.
men an Der 5runt nabe Der S9iIIerftrnse
ousbefern ju luiien tuurbe nerIeIen, tuOs
rouf Serr 8eniins beouftroat tpurbe
bos frosIide @ebduIe au urterfn9en
unb bic n6tbisen 8eporoturen on 6ents
ief6eu au MAIDEN.
5Ol9enbe Se9mnsen tpur6en &c,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-05
Sc rmann s@arfI&absn gsrrin.
Sermann Mu. Seb. 20. 1886.

Sermann Mo. Se6. %. 1886.
&eaelmdBise @eriumnllun9 bes Ser
mann S9arfi6iisen 8ereins.
9a5 Srutofoll Der pOrberse5enber
@eriammluns wurhe uerleien unb an9e
nommen.
Ser 8eri9t bes arrangements @Sumi
tes, bonn MasfenbalI, tuurbe bierau
ent9e9en9enOmmen, nnb bas 8Omitt
nit 9anf entlaiien.
2aut 8ei9luB ernannte Der Srdi iioent
alsbanu folsenoe Serren: 5ris &oeller,
Sen. 2uebbe, uno 8. 8eniin9, fen. als eir
8au- & omite, un bic @ebduli9feiten allI
benz neuen S6ieBplab nuffiibren 81
laHen. Die 9lrbeiten Iollen im @intlan9
nit bem ansenummenen glun aussefiibri
iuerOen; bem &omite lit ieoO9, nit 8e.
jug auT Gontraft, ober Sag .Slrbeit, freie
9anb 9elaIien.
@innabmen oil 8eitrdsen. ..... $3.50
l1eberl6uB bonn Masfenbnll. -. 2O.75
5ierauf Serta9un9,
@.N. 5reuno, Sec.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-05

Cine bemerfenspertbe 8erIammlune
Der pDpulGriten Mdnner Der republfani
l6en 8artei aus aIIen 9beilen bes 2an=
bes fanb un @uibin9tun @cburssta9 in
Detroit, Wli3., itutt, tbeils UNI ben Gag
gu feiern, tbeils I'M iid sesenieitis aust
Sulpre6en. gS iuar hies, tpie Der ,,Wil.
Ser" I9reibt, cine iener politii9en gu,
iummenfiinlte, Die als S9atten fir tom,
menbe @rei9niiie 5u betra9ten iinb, uno
ais ipl6e bon buber 8ebeutung. gs lit
elm erfril6cnber 3u9 Der uns aus bieien
9etroiter &eSen bon 9almer uno gonz
ger pon Mi9i9un, BON @parts L. 9oaan
BON @iintber aus s8isconiin ent9esenz
tpe6t, oenn alle itimntten barin iiberein
oaB Die republifanii6e 8nrtei ibre Ril=
lion nid)t pUnenbet bat, fol9enbe iuidtise
tissues, beren iie ii9 ansenommen,
ni6t 9el0st iinb. ,9ie sruBe Irlaee
Der 9obnarbeiter muB erb6rt unb berer
6orberun9en miiiien reipectirt tuerben"
la9te Senator 8almer. ,,0ie omerifn
niI6e Snbuitrie muB sesen unbillise
ausiudrti9e Goncurenj sei9iist tuerben
9eb6rige S6ulbilbuns muB alien iusdna
li6 9einn6t unb bas Stimmre6t mui
in alien 3beilen bes 2anbes als ein OBJ
iulutes, unbeI6rdnftes uno beili9ei
&e6t relpectirt tueroen" iuar Die 60 Jun!
bes Senators BON SEEM Yorf. yDie &c
publifuniI6e 8artet iit ber natiirli9
6reunb bes 9lrbeiternanhes, Der @ebe'
pon @ortbeilen an alle 8iirser bes Gar
beg, ein9eborene tuie etnsetuanberte. iltt
lie muB bieies nod in erb6btem Maf
itube iperben'', betonte gonsreBman
@intber bon @isconiin. ,,0ie rep,
lituni{6e 8artei uluB in alien 5rase
, uneri9rUden fir bic @abrbeit tdmpfeu
, sun5 eleid, iuas bas &eiultat 1ein mag
! bonnerte Senator 2oaan II. (. {. SI
tuabr, Die umriiie 81 einem Barteiprl
9romm, nit benz MANN ii9 setroit an bo
: 8olt iuenben f0nnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-05

lit, feline 8plle ols @nItpirtb oortreff=
li9 seipielt; es 6ut man9er Selfer eine
quite 2abuns aus bem Seller nit nad)
SauIe eenommen uno am nd6iten Rors
gen befunbete ii9 BEL Mnndem Elm suIti
seipaltiger Sdrinsappetit. Snsse=
iammt aber tpuroe benz frii9eu Gnfdnz
ger auf feline 3utunft beites @liid se>
tpiini9t.
Sn Morrilon iOa ii6 ein renomirter
86otOsrapb Namens gtir etablirt buben.
llnIere Sarmer benuben Die 9e9ens
iudrtise Seit gum &leeiden. Nu6 i9
babe bier 9lder BON bieiem Siin9mittel
auI meinen ,,8udel" seIdet. (Sie mill
fen aber einen unsen,ein breiten 8udel
ba6en.-2lnm. bes Sesers.)
Cont ni9ts 9teues unb perbleibe i9,
Sbr er9ebener
GprreIp puoeut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-05
&ntmurt berIanat.

Sann uns Semnnb sinsn 8au ron Risren.
rber 9tberIeibsn anseben, ben GItrtric 9itteri
ni%t RAID beilt2 Wir ideen Nein, rie Gaus
isnbe beseusen bic bauernb stbsiIt rurbtn unt
aranibtit, 5arnau6, saadsnf&pd@s unb an.
bere Slaisnfranfbtitcn RAID se6eilt. Das
9itters rtinist has 8lut, resulirt bic Sc.
b6rHt une WRIT tirsft aut bic franfsn She'll,
9ebe Slal&e adrantirt. Gu so Gts. bic S5la.
t&s in Tahe's Apptbsfs au bobtn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-05

Die 8rObibitiOniiten in RiHOuri biel-
ten ibre Gonoention lebte @o9e in &C.
bulia. Gs tpnren $50 Selesuteu nntue=
ienb, barunter peri9iebene 6raueu u. u.
Die unpertuIitli9e CLARA Suffntnnn bon
8anlas GitD. 9as gomite bate 8eios
lutipnen unterbreitet, tpel9e perlansen,
baB in Der nd9ften 2esistur elm Brobi<
bitiOnsseieb unsenomnten tuirb, uoer
tpenn oies iebt nod nidt seideben tunn
ein 2OcalzSption @eies fir bic Brubibi
tionsfra9e. 9eu9 elmer itiirniiden De-
bate iuurbe Der Burosrapb betreffenb
2OculzSptiOn nusseitri9en, 10 baB Die
8latform alIo ein @eieb empfieblt, tuel=
DIES uOrl6reibt, baB bas @olt unieres
Staate8 iibcr 9tnnabme zines 8robibi:
tipns 0menoements abitimmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-05
Ridlt Symphonic innnern bic &raHfs
belt.

Gs piirte ale cine dIIerI.its, defenders
uber ron ben 2ebrern Der SeiIfunbc 3u rir6i-
senbe @nbrbrit tri&einen, ~ fassn, bas Der
Saupbptd Der Rebi3iniruns i'm gtfsitisrn
Der 3ranfbeit niSt i'm GrleiGtrrn ibrtr
Symphonic btifsbe. Dp@ in tpis pitlea 8GIlsn
lebsn mir, bae bieie in Der Tbtrris ;usrRanbtne
gBdbrbett in Der prariS nnEsd1ttt bIribt.
Der @runb, bae SUfetter's Raetn.
bitteres in 70 SteItn 66qen bIft, essen
ptI&s bic friber nnsepanbtsn 9rbijinen
uiSts ausri1ten fcnnten, III hsr EbaFla@e
su3uf@reibeu, baB es Gins Rebi,in 1T. psl&e
ben Serf@iebenen RrnnFbritrn, sssrn Die fIt fidb
siisnet, auf bic llria&eu sebt unb hieIe beisi.
ttst. SersauunseIei6en, S&iitteIfroif, 9eber-
bsf&prrben, 1itt, Rbtumatismus, Sarnlti.
ben unb anbrre 8rantbtiten merben hotur%
ni@t nur ssIintert fcnbern dusssmtrSt.
O;eit Gr;rti eebt an tru 3ranfbeits1ib. Sie
" nt&t nnr benz Ramen mad, lUnbsrn tnirtIi9
ett srilnbIt&es 6eiImittel unb serfctbt benz
Srganismns einrn 9rnb RON RifieFeit, mel
DER ben befen S@us eesen aranFbeit tilbet
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-05

Sie g9peiSer iuerben ont nd6iten
9. Suli ben fiinfbunbertiten Sobrestas
ibres sroBen sieses iiber 2eopolb bon
Seiterrei9 nit elmer 5eier auf benz
Sdla6tfelbe bbn 5empo9 sroBurtis BE-
oehen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-05
MDcr's
C1errp. .gettoral.

q
Refine anSeru aranfbeiteu fnn IN ihren 4nariifsa
70 tf6iid ME bic, weIde bic 2ebIs unh auuee bts
treffeI. Refine usFbsH Don Der 9aebrsobI bertH.
peI@e harau Ieihen, nit iuIder ScreIpfeieit tfs
trad5tet. etn sepo5EIitber Suften o6er zine ers
idItuns, bic pisEei4t bapeR berribrt, eab mnR
fh unbepuet BEN @etter ein pens ausseiest bet.
1t oft Der auiaus elmer sefdbrIi4en RraHtAst. eeit
pierSis Sabrsu tdmpit aser's @bsrrps9setos
raj segeR bte 0rGnt5eiteR Der achIe uHb 2unee,
bat ieine arose @trfIonItcit babel bspieieu, uao
fsEte So5er m olten Saaeu osRe S6sern eeuoiHs
men ruerbeu.
SriIuus sines fc,reefIitbru Snfaens.
..Sm Sabre 1887 sOs 10 mir cine beftise Grtdts
tuna II, Die meine SnEse SusrtH. so tlelte
bern. Sic agI5ts sabsu mi9 auf. Sd uerfudlte
bra@te metner elinss srIst&ternna. CAB mir sSIst
uStbise anee. Gin fortseisfter 1sbrou9 he's
YectordIS ueruoIhdneiete bic SeiInns. SD bin
:St 81 Sabre s alt F ITS ssnTS rs sU, s1s aSeT'
Sorace Fatrorother."
Hodinabam, 8t., 10. SuIi 1881.
SdusIss Srauns. GrfIdruue elmer Nsutter.
.. als Id porisen Ssinter ouf benz seuee mar.
bst.s %s'T S5sssras SS3nsTI 'TsT aS SS t&Sn ron
miBts. Semano in Der 7Sanrilie i9In8 uor mon ioas
ibm aper's SherrpsSeetoraI 9ebsn, wonon
i5m Htinc SSisu. Gbsr eft, unO in weniasr ais
elmer baIben Stuuee otbmete eT ;u uuierer Sreuee
nit 9si4tisleit. Ger aTyt foete, bas eberrps
9ecteraI babe meinFm Iieben Qinoe bGs 2e5eH
aNret.et. RanH man fftn be- Aber NHiere Tarfbnrs
tsit puHoern3 Anfri9tis bic Sbre
Brau emma 9ebHsp."
I5s @ef.lRsRe st.. @ew,gOrt. IS. @oi 1881.
,.et ssbrauhe felt mshrersn SabreH apers
6herrps9 eetordI in Meinem popfe une traee
fein SeSeuien, es fir oas Ipirioue 9RttteI seaeu
Siitsn lnb Grfdltungsn ju ertdren eas mir ie an.
Safe SrpFtaT, gainn., Is. mars lssa.
,,N6t Sabre lang Iitt itb On Der gulfbrdunc, uns
wuroe, nn6hem i'd uieIe RitttI Rmicuit periu@t
bate, oura aper's 6berrpsSeetpraI eeheiit.
Spfepb @eIb
gpboIia, Wiii.. 5. april 1882
so iaun ni4t ssnMs gum 2Obe ron Mper's
Gherrps9e tageu oeru i6 CLAUDE, uhne
basieIbe wdre ID Idneft an eunsenIeiesu eeitor9en.
G. Sraahou."
paIefinr; Teros. "a. MpriI 1889.
es siebt feline arantbeit an Der SebIs oSsr simse
bic ni6t burd aper'8 9berrp' peetoraI bepeu'
teu6 eemiIhert uirb. uns es ptrb iHnfr Seilrna
brinsen, ueun hns Tlebel nod ni9t Su rueit 'iT
bic gSirtins auer ERebi;iu eesonsen iit.
Subefeitst ppn
Or. 5. 6. aber & Co., esueII, @aii,
IN allen 21pothcfcu sn hdbcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-05
prift llnb our 8abluna anaeipieIen

praft unb 5ur 9abluns dnsetuieIen:
6ermann Seuertuebr. ........ $S3.35
Sermann 8eniins jr........ .35
5.@. Sueiler (Slrmeubuusfonb) 1880
8ei6loiien, baB fiiuftisbin nur Obz
bad biilfsbebiirftiseu Seriuneu sefteGlt
peroen ioll.
Die fOlseuben Serren iuurben aGs
@ablri9ter fir Die beupritehenbe Stabt=
pabG ernaunt: s. g. S6arff, Sulius
8luIt un6 Srauf 8eblumen.
8ei9lofen, cine Grtra Gisuns gum
!9pede Der sl6re9uung nit benz S9nss
meiiter, Collection uno 9lerf ant Is.
Mdr5 ab5ubaltem.
Sertnsuns.
@rtra=8eriammluns am ,. @tdra
1856.
slntueIenb Die Serren @iben, 8oeIler,
Snden unb 2eisner.
gta0 Sell9tl9un9 oes 0raoens na9e
Der gObnuns bes 5errn S. S. 9ansen.
bOerfer, iDuroe bei9lpiien, baB einise
8nsenlabunscn Gteine in benielben ses
tuOrfen tuerben iOIIen unb baB bic 2.
StrnBe on Der s5rantlin uub bic 5rnuts
lin an Der Slaep 5iu. Der 2. unb 3.
StraBe ab9eSdunt iuerbeu ioIlen. Die
Soften Der ab5dunuus icGIeu BON ben
@isentbiimern Der betr. Gotten unb Die
fog. TurnitiIes ppr Der GtuSt setra9eu
tuerben.
Serta9un9.
G.g. 2eisner, SUrTser.
Shep. @rdf. GIerf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-05

g8ie zines unlerer @e9Ielbldtter be-
buuptet, iull Der Gemperen5unterridt be-
reits in IA. stuuten seieslid einssfibri
iein. Sonia miro bemuddit Der finf'
5e6nte Staat werben, iuel9er bic Seq
mln9en bieles ei9entbiimli9en llnterri9=
tes 9enieBt, unb Subiana iit Elm ipeiterer
Staat iii luel6em bic Sanutifer uGIe Se'
bel 5ur grrie9uns besielben Speds onz
Ieben unb einmul i6pn bi6t pur bent CT
fOl9 9eitunben buben. 9lu9 in @iscon=
fin bate Ii6 bot brei Sabren cine 2esis-
latnr berufen 9efiiblt, bic 8oltsi6ulen
nit Der neuen 9emperenSlebre gu beslii-
den, aber Der Senut mar perniinltis se=
mig, Die pom Saus an ibn selan9te Bill
ais Mafuldtur an betraaten,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-05

Sas llnter6au5 Der 2esislatur bon
Sir9inien nubm am Mitttuo9 bic be,
reits bonn Senat paiiirtey 2ocal Option
Siu OIL, nn9oem berielben einise Imen=
dement's 5u9efii9t iuorben. Die 9lmen=
dement's tuurben bonn Genat iofort ge=
nebmi9t unb Die 8ia liest iest benz
@Ouuerneur 5nr llnterl9rift pOr. Die
8ia lit auf alle Stdbte iinb Counties oea
Stuutes, aussenummen FOLDER, iuel9e
I9on jebt bur6 eiu ,2ocal Option
@eieb be9liidt linb, antuenbbnr. l1niere
beuI6z 6zoemofratii9en 5reunbe, benen bic
uperi0nlide 5reibeitsplanfe" in Der De-
mOfratii6en 8lutform 70 ousnebmenb
iuobl9efiel, iueroen setuiB nit tieienr
S6mer5 bas bIaue sluse tuabrnebmeu
bas man ioeben tuieber Der perIDnli9er
5reibeit i'm !6ouptquatier berDemofratie
9eI9ln9en bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-05

9nSiiee fir 8inber oun 4 biz 1C
Sa9ren Su S1.75 BEL 6. @briitmunu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-05

@ebt gum s. Gbriitmnun tpenn ibr
&leiber faufen tuulIt; es 1T ber biGlisIte
8lab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-03-05
0orI6MI0e Q(maei0e.

IA i'd bic fribrr Spn Sos. 8clramut ssris'
netc gBaenernerfifdtte an Der 5. Sra6e
f6Ifi& trrprbrn babe un6 bas @tI@dft In
@rieui@aft bes S&mirbtmsiifrre, Sru. Gbas.
&istsr auf btm bisbsrisrn glass rtitrr3ufiib.
rem ssSente, bite id mtins Rifbiirssr um ibr
erf Wcblpplen.
Gtas. 3euenbatn
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-03-12
THE "ONLY COMPLETED AND AVAIL
ABLE" ONCE MORE.

NEW YORK, March l. lSsG.
Editors TurE FieM and Farm:-A little less
than year ago, | addressed YOU long com
munication upon j. II. Wallace's claim that
his magazine contained the "only complete
and available record OF trotting and pacing
performances" and by an exposure of his
multitudinous and stupid errors in summaries
won by horses whose names begin with the
letter a." so thoroughly demonstrated the
worthcssness of his reports, if completeness
and accuracy are desired, that any man in the
world but himself would have followed nv
advice and taken down his sign. He kept it
up, in regard to 1854, through all the issues of
his magazine for lsS5, serenely ignoring the
fact that in his June number he felt himself
forced to publish about 100 summaries that
had never appeared in his so. c. and A. >" but
were to be found in my Supplement for 1884,
printed in March preceding and which in
volved II number OF important records of 80
or better But'in spite of his braggadocio,
his eyes were partially opened, and give him
credit for having really tried to make his
summaries for lss5 correct, though not com
plete, for he avowedly rejected all in which
no heat was trotted as fast rs , 80, his besctt.
ing economy leading him to make his only
complete and available claim for lsSj, renewed
y
own confession. He had the assistance of the
brightest lady clerk in Mr.. Wallis Office through
the year, he made additions to his clerical
force, and when he says that he has sought
to make the indexes far more complete than
ever before, and this has required time, mon.
cy and labor" do not doubt that he speaks
for himself, II sorrowtul truth. He omitted to
state that in his eadeavor he had simply copi-
ed two more distinctive features of my publi-
cations. In his last years index, for the first
time, he undertook to individualize horses of
common names, and this year he has partial
ly copied my system of giving pedigrees, al
though, for reasons of economy or ignorance,
he has confined himself To the sires; and has
also, adopted, or tried To adopt, my most valu
able invention of attaching the best record of
IA horse to his name. As faras these matters
go, he is welcome to follow my lead at the
very respectful distance in the rear his works
will always maintain when compared with
mine. repeat that honestly give him credit
tor having tried to make his collection of sum
maries, in connection with their index, con
sidered as an annual record OF trotting and
pacing performances, rs perfect as possible.
He has failed completely as will be clearly
demonstrated, and my object in exposing his
failure is IA double one, frankly avowed, viz. 4:
i'm the first place To warn people from buying
II very bad and deceiving book, his and, i'm
the second place, to stimulate them TO buy n
really good and informing book mine.
Not desiring To occupy an unreasonable
amount of your space, the present exposition
will be confined to Wallace's blunders in deal
ing with trotters and PAGERS with records of
$50 or better whose names begin with the
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-03-12
SUNDRY LETTERS.
A. p. BUTTON ON BLACK DOUGLAS.
RACINE, Wis, December %, ISIS

RACINE, Wis, December %, lsS5.
Editor RegiSter:-lour letter of the 23d re-
ceived All the information that can be had
here in reference TO Black Douglas here give,
+. T.. Dickcy OF Racine, Wis., purchased the
horse AT some place in Illinois. He saw
lady ride the horse in u race and the horse
won; time, , 40. Dickey kept the horse four
or five years and then sold him To Chef Phil.
lips of Delavan, Wis. Phillips sold the horse
and he went to Minnesota, where he was
alive two or three years ago. Douglas was
l5-2; as black as IA crow, no white; weight
about 1900 lbs. He was an ugly horse and
could be trotted only under saddle. He trot
ted under saddle AT GAINESVILLE in 1885, could
trot in 80 if he did not get mad. None OF his
get while here showed any bad conduct. NY
mare from him never showed any bad temper
or did mean thing; and none of her colts
have been bad ones. No horse on the track
could show such style as Douglas.
Now AS to breeding. After Dickey sold
Douglas to Phillips, who is now dead, and my
mare began TO show good speed, tried to get
Douglas breeding. one of his standing bills
was sent me. This said Hills Vermont Black
Hawk sired Douglas. Have always supposed
it was fact Dickey says it was not so; that
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-03-12
Porse Department.

OUR work on MORGAN HORSES is progress.
ing rapidly, but there are yet many horses
that should be entered here whose pedigrees
we have not received. We want full pedigree
and history of every mertorious stallion
descended in direct male line from Justin
Morgan, with name and residence of the
breeder of such horse and of the several dams.
Blanks tor this information will be furnished
free by addressing THE REGISTER, Middlebury,
VT No fee is required for this registration.
1t will be perceived that we are publishing
large amount of original information ON
trotting pedigrees, and historical matter on
the early horses of this country, which cannot
be obtained elsewhere; and we recommend
TO our patrons to PREsEsvE THEIR FILRs OF
THE REGISTER, as they will form, with the full
indexes thereto, a most valuable and availa-
BILE cyclopedia upon these matters. An index
will also be supplied for the Literary Depart
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-03-12

the North Horse sired Douglas, and he was
the best colt that Black Hawk ever sired. He
says he knows it. The dam of Douglas, he
says, was an Irish Bird Catcher mare Can't
tell you where or when the North Horse was
bred
If you direct Il letter to Mr.. Estabrook. liv-
eryman, and say former owner of Black Doug
las Denver, Colorado, you may get some
reliable information about this horse He
knows more than any other man--so SAYS
hi ckey.
\ few years ago Douglas was gelded and be-
came one OF the finest road horses in Mime
sofa. If now alive he cannot he less than y to
80 years old.
If you find he was sired by the North Horse
wish you woul let me know, for he was a bet
ter horse than his sire, and | want to book
my young mares correctly.
Twenty and thirty years ago and now Are
different times and modes with horses. More
value is attached to descendants, and less
men make it "A business to get up pedigrees
Tor fee. 1t is difficult matter to get a cor
rect pedigree back twenty years
hope and expect to see "A fine account of
some OF the Maid of Racines colts Ally Bon
ner ought soon to show up. The Maid of Ra-
cine was and is IL great mare. If kent on the
turf she would have made 2.2O before this
Get catalogue of Baker Il Harrigan. have
alour yearold stallion, Maids exact move,and
think as much speed.
Yours truly
y. L. BUTTON.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-03-12
SECOND LETTER FROM W. E. HALE. ESQ
HARRIS HAMsLETONIAN.


Editor Register:-I would be glad to be able
10 answer your questions as you desire. can
answer one of them. | was born in Georgia.
franklin county, w. in the year $50. Lett
New Haven, VT, in 1880. You will see | am
nearly 76 years old. Have no record of that
horse-only memory. Inever owned any of
mat horses stock or any other fast horse:
never TOOK an interest in fast horses can
not tell you the mans name that had care of
the morse or at whose barn he was kept II is
someoO years ago, and haveno scratch of the
pen TO help my memory. / supposed that [
gave you the correct statement of ownership
in my letter; but you write again and ask if
other parties did not own him before Harris
and cannot tell. These names you speak of
are lamlhar to me. cannot tell but you are
correct in your record. As regards his colts
ana the owners of them and what they sold
Tor cannot tell. know that for the first few
years the horse had no remarkable repute as
stock horse. There is IL horseman in Middle
bury that can give you more real information
than can. That man is Noble Brooks well
known to you. He can tell you, think who
owned some of the fast Hambletonian horses
ana perhaps what prices were paid for them.
wish could answer your questions more to
your satisfaction than | have or can This
much do know by general report and what
saw-that horse made for himself IL good
record as his stock matured Iwish could
answer your questions more satisfactorily.
This is my best memory.
Yours truly,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-03-12
PEDIGREE HUNTING;
OR,
THE WRATH OF THE OLD GRAY
MARE
BEING A TRUE HISTORY OF THE DAM OF
ETHAN ALLEN

Turning to the north, we followed a
rough and rocky hill road to the humble
dwelling of Moses Wells, Frenchman
who used to work for Warner Cook. who
said that he was married in February,
about IS years ago, and went right to
Warner Cooks to work the next March,
and worked there eight or ten years. Be
fore w. III. Cook came back Warner had
a sOrrel mare that Valorus used to drive ::
also bay, he thought. Thinks there
was no horse bought with the Abel Ris-
ing property; might have been colt.
Saw George johnson have gray mare !;
saw his brother, Hoyt, have her. There
was gray mare at Warner Cooks, but
it was not this (Johnson) mare; didn't
look like this one; light gray, rangy
mare; don't know of her being lame :;
don't know bat w. III. Cook took her
home with him; don't know but he had
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-03-12
SECOND LETTER FROM EBERT FLOYD.
JONES, ESQ.,, ON DAM OF JUPITER.

IS MADISON AVE. NEW YORK, Dec, 81, lss5.
JOSEPH BATTELL, Esq.
near Sr:-lour letter received and regret
that cannot give you the desired information.
Inc Byrant of whom purchased GYPSY Uv-
ed AT that time at Il place called New Bridge
III the town of Hampstead, L. |. He came
there from Suffolk county, and, as near as I
can recollect, from either Comac or Northport.
lie only staid at New Bridge about two wears
ana where he went from there do not know.
lou must recollect that it is about 40 wears
since purchased Gypsy; and / recollect per-
fectly that Bryant knew nothing at that time
about the breeding OF her dam. He told me
mat he bought her at Bulls Head, New Yorl,
(now known as oath ST. out of "A drove of
horses from Vermont and that he took her
nome ana bred her to Almack. That was All
ne could tell me; and think it would be i'm
possible for you to find out more than this.
Yours truly,
ALBERHF
I'VE are much obliged to Mr. Floyd Jones
FOR this information. 1t seems that Gvpsv
dam OF Jupiter, was bred by Mr.. Bryant. ED.
REGISTER