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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-09
SANTA MONICA.
Yesterdays Doings by the Sea-A
Beach Sensation.

Yesaerday,s Doings by the Sea-A
Beach Sensation.
The loungers on the beach had some
thing out of the usual to interest them
soon after noon today. A woman about
40 years of age, and plainly dressed
came staggering along, evidently in
state Of semi-intoxication, and on pass
ing the big pier she turned and delio
erately walked into the water. In lew
seconds the breakers had seized her and
knocked her down, and she was rapidly
being carried out, when MIR. Madigan,
who was near by. rushed in to the rescue,
and brought her out. Town a'shal
Barretto was soon on the scene, having
been advised that there was an attempted
suicide on the beach, and was closely
followed by a couple of deputies and
Constables. The woman gave her name
as Mrs. Hartman, and was recognized as
having been in the employ of Judge
Savage, as servant. He discharged her
on Sunday night on account of her
habits. Her home is in Coldwater
Canon, ten miles away, and as friends
offered to take her in charge and see
that she was sent out to her people,
Marshal Barreto allowed her to depart.
Arrangements are being made for the
meeting of the Southern Cali
fornia Tennis Association, which
will assemble in the parlors of
the Arcadia on or about the Goth instant.
Two delegates from each of the Associa-
ton clubs in Southern California will be
present, and officers for the ensuing year
will be elected. The annual tournament
will also be arranged, and will probably
be held here in August.
There is to be tennis party tomorrow
in the courts at Senator Jones' residence.
Arrangements are being made for a
match between Messrs. Carter and Jones
and Woodhouse and Lester.
A letter from Fanny Davenport was
received this morning by Mr.. ]. W.
Scott, of the Arcadia, stating that she
intended to pass month or six weeks at
the hotel this summer, and will arrive
about the 1st of August.
Surveyors have been at work to-day on
the beach, establishing the exact lines
between the property of Jones & Baker
and that of the Southern Pacific.
In the list of the participants in the
Arcadia ball on Saturday night should
appear Mrs. Richards, Miss Richards,
Mrs. Norton, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Foster,
Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Methis and Mrs
Dowell.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Ex-Msyor John Bryson is down at his
place on Ocean avenue.
Mrs. s. P. Behan, Miss Julia Behan
and Mr.. ]. II. Behan arrived at the Ar
cadia today.
Mr.. Ben Beville, father. of Mr.. II. G.
Beville, q prominent citizen here, has
arrived for few days pleasure trip.
Mr.. James Craig and family, of "The
Hermitage" have put in an appearance
for the season, and have taken quarters
on Second street.
Mr.. J. B. Quigley, the Southern Cali
fornia agent of the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy, arrived at the Arcadia today for
q trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. @. Roache and Miss
Jennie Roache are among the arrivals at
the Arcadia today. Ii.
July Sth.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-09
DIED.

"Prices no object" more room requires
Goods sold regardless of cost. City OF Paris.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-09

Chas. BaskervtIie, Notary PHbIfe.
Conveysncing, l. gal documents, shorthand,
type e-writi1g. Lai franc Building, lis North
N ain street Telephone 80
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-09

A slight cold, il neglected, often attacks
the lunls. Browns BRoHCHI L TRoCHEs give
sure and immediate relief. Sold only in boIes.
Price rs cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-09
The Supervisors.

MONDAY, July 3, 1883.
The Supervisors met today, with the full
Bosrd present.
Justice NJ Vsnderlip, Of Pasadena, was
grsnter two weeks leave of absence.
The c Dtract for the construction of the III
Morte bridge was awarded to the Calitornis
Bridge Company,
communication from the residents of Gar
field avenue, p titiouirg that the line of the
sewer tn be constructed be cha ged from the
west to the eastern side of hat thoroughfare
was read Action postponed until Saturday
13 at 10 O'Clock.
Adinni ned
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-09

Notary Public and 90 mmfsst0Be eE
For New York and Arizons, Ct. A. Dobinson
t3A West Second street, Holleubeok Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-09

Corfu Dining parlors, 80 9. Spring st. (ur
stairs( Breakfast Csc, luuch 25c, dinner 35c.
Private dinners served to order.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-09

Dress Goods, silks and dress trimmings 20
per cent below manufacturers prices. city
of Paris"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-09

TENTS at Foy's harness snop, 217LosAngele
street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-09
ALVA ADAMS.
How a Democrat Became Governor
of Colorado.

How a Democrat Became Governor
of Colorado.
On the book of the Nadeau is thu
name Alva Adams, Pueblo, Colorado
One would not easily guess how mncl
genuine distinction there is under &c
modest signature. The owner of this
name has just terminated two years
term as Governor OF Colorado with grest
credit to himself and as great satisfaction
to the people of that young common
wealth. Yet Mr.. Adams is Democrat
The wonder is not that Democrat
should make good Gcsernor. They
always fill office with s,ersonal credit and
public benefit. Tie astonishing thing ID
that Democrs.should be chosen to rule
over State 40 strongly Republican as is
Colorado. I'm 1884 MIR. Adams was the
nominee of the unterrifed for the Office,
but that being a Presidential year,
although he ran 5000 ahead Of the ma.
tiopAl ticket, he was showed
uI.der. In 1886 the Democracy
again nominated Mr.. Adams to
make the race but he told them he had
done all he could afford to do in the way
OF being a sacrifice two years before, and
that in this year he preferred to be al
lowed to attend to his private business.
But the party would have him. Then he
said all right, but 1 cannot afford to
spend dollar nor to make sp Aech
The leaders accepted these terms and
ran him. After the campaign the chair
man of the committee published a
sworn statement showing that the total
OF monev spent by the committee
was $51 900. Not dollar of it stood op-
posite the name of Alve Adams, but he
was Governor of the State.
Mr.. Adams went to Colorado among
the first to enter the country. He was a
mere boy, and all his capital was under
his hat. There was none in his pocket
He is now, as he says himself, plain
country merchant, his business beir g
that of hardware merchant at Puebl !.
Such men always make good
Governors. It is not likely that the
good people OF Colorado will be content
to pass 30 popular a man over in the
future. He is only thirty-six years old
now, and has very many years, the best
of his life before him. Gov. Adams
came up to Los Angeles from Coronado
Beach yesterday, and will go to San
Francisco today.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-09
Three ReDetilO q Day.

Three rehellions, obstinate, though bloodless
occur In the stomach of the dyspe ptic who par.
takes of food thrice day. The digestive organ
ass en.d to il by nature, and / ouble ensues.
How discipline, how regulate it Simply with
a ~ineglsssful OF the gen iai invigorant and ap
pet,zer Rostetter's stomach Bitters, before each
meal and before retiring Digestion will, after
course Of this pleasant REGULATOR become
easy and forerunner appetite also improve.
NeTyou .nt SIS and insomnia, always induced by
eh mic dyspepsia, will disappear with its dis
Appearance tn as insured, and stipation and
bliUusnes its usual attendants, also take
their leave No onlv will the system acquire
strength, but also substance, by more perfect
ass mi aiion of the food Rheumatic m, malar-
ial and XII iney complaint and neuralgia yield
IN the Hiftars
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-09


FUNERAL NOTICES ONE DOLLAR.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-09

WE ADVISE our readers TO see and examin
the Davis Vertical Feed Sewing Machine, Nc
% South Main street.
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HARRISBURG.

Mr. ID Coy viii start a new store In q
few days In the Cherry building and carry
good full stock, something that our peo-
pie very much need.
The new -four fnill OF L Douglass u now
running and making an excellent grade Of
-four. Try II and II you should find bad
sa-k don't condemn the mill and say ysu
will go TO Junction. but give them a fair
chance by patronizing home industry.
We are stIli waiting for our saw mill
man.
Strangers are on our streets every day
looking for homes, which means better
times for Us.
Both saloons are doing good business.
Your correspondent had the pleasure Of
Witnessing and participating In the exer-
eises Of the Easter Sunday concert given
on last evening under the auspices Of the
Young Peoples Methodist Alliance. Ac.
eofding 10 announcement the exercIes
commenced At P. u. sharp by ID c Nc
Farland, who made some very appropriate
remarks on the resurrection of Christ (fos
which they assembled TO hold In memory ]
II would be hard for your writer 10 attempt
to describe all and each exercise or tc
euiogixe on either duets, ssio9, recitationi
or qnartettes from the fact they were al
80 well appreciated by the audience, judg
Ing by the frequent applause, that se vii
only say that all were well satisfied witt
the evenings entertainment and congratu-
late the committee, Mrs.N Smith and Mr
n Hendee, for the able manner in whicl
the exercises were conducted.
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IN MeMoRlAa.

Hall Of Dierdorff Lodge, No "a, 10 OFT
seio, Oregon, April a4ih, 1859.
WHEREAS, II has pleased the Lord In
his infinite wisdom TO call away from. our
midst our beloved brother, Rev S r Mil
Ter, who was stricken BY the hand OF death
at Amity, Yamhill county Oregon, be It
therefore
Resolved, That this lodge has lest al
upright member and brother, one whose
daily walk truly ekemplified those virtues,
friendship, love and truth.
Resolved, That we do sincerely aym-
patbizc with his grief stricken family ir
this their hour OF bereavement. In this
sad hour we would commend them TO our
heavenly Father believing that he orders
all things for the best.
/ Resolved, That these resolutions b.
spread upon the record Of the lodge a copy
thereof transmitted to the family Of oui
deceased brother and a copy be sent to th'
papers for publication.
r. SHELTON,
NJ. &. Gill,
]. II. DANIEL,
/ Committee.
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There are sixteen IN the graduating Glass
fhis year AZ the Agricultual college --six
aifla and ten boys. Commencement exer-
aises open jaue Gath and continue three days
II b Morgan. reoentIy Of Dakota, nov
stopping Al the WAverly house, IL seriously
III with fbe jim Jams. This morning II be.
came necessary 70 call 10 the marshal 10 guiet
bis hallncinations. A physician was OBJ
tained and The man ID doug better.
The Teachers Institute for the third dis
trict. which convenos At MoMinnvilla on Msy
fst, 2nd and 3rd, promises TO be an interest
ing one Rev Brewason will deliver the adj.
drsss Of welcome, and Superintendent Curl
Of this county the response. Several tesch-
ers from this county will attend.
The DKMocRAr acknowledges . call from
Rev j ) Mccain, OF the Siietz reservation
and Rev Whitmore. of Eugene City. hey.
Mccain reports matters ~ moving along in
remarkably harmonious msnnsr at the les
ervation aud thinks Mr. uaythsr will serve
the remaining two years there, which, ~ he
IL competent, faithful servant, IL is 10 be
hoped will be the case.
Ex Sheriff l. 9 Rice, Of Brownsville, Il In
the city.
Mr. Bouthsr, of Portland, once prosper.
Gus druggist, Of Corvallis. 10 In the city.
N psyser and family left to-day for Eu-
gsno City whsre they will resids 10 the ia :
turs.
Mrs. Mitchell, recently from Nebraska has
accepted position 90 clerk In w + Reads
store.
A wedding In high life IL reported for 10
morrow but We arc unable 10 ebfsia any
particulars.
DR. Jones leit yesterday for Lafayette. u
attend meetipg Of the executive board oI
the new celisge 10 be established there
Coll Van Cleve, wife and elk OF thsil
childrsn have been 10 the city to.day on theii
way from Baker City 10 their home 81
Ysquiua bay.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-26

Editors Democrat
LrnANoN, Or, april 40, 1880.
The subject Of bridge at Waterloo, Ore
gen, has again been agltated. A petition
was presented 10 the county court signed
BY some 400 10 Goo eisizens and tax payers
OF this count 4 but from some cause The
the court failed to look at II as thing
necessary to the welfare Of the county 1T
large, thinking Il to be nothing more, no
doubt, than mere local affair. Be that as
II may, the people OF Waterieo and yicin.
ity, ask, as favor, that the tax payers Of
Linn county consider we'll the following
statements, which. II true, are reasons of
themselves deserving the attention and
merising the immediate action Of the
county court IN favor Of q bridge, and that
Immediately: ist. The bridge Il aot a
local speculation, because Il Il directly on
route from the greater part Of the settle.
tnents Of the Forksof the Santiam TO the
great fhoroughfare acrsss the mountains
to Eastern Oregon, also to sodavilie
Brownsyil.e, etc, etc. Also because 1t Is
directly on the route TO the finest timber
including cedar, Hi, spruce and tamarack
TO be found In the valley. Becauee mills
are being put up and others are demanded
10 supply the lumber and shingles re
qulred, not only BY the rapidly multiply
Ing settlements along the Hamilton and
Medieval creeks but the very rapidly
growing districts Of every section west and
south Of the South Saniiam; and also be.
caase bridges bave been granted on pctl.
tons less deserving, containing iewef
names, represented by a very considerably
less valuation OF property Of signcra, and
last, but not least, the signers OF the Hamil.
ton creek and surrounding community
have the right not only to petition but tc
demand of the county court q bridge
/ These people deserve bridge BY the ner
its Of the above conditions, and the county
court for the past eight years have ignored
the most formidable petition ever offered
| by any section or community IN this coun-
i ". Il is not necessary for us TO offei
more reasons. or 10 offer better reasons, OF
to offer anything further, except that The
petitioners are real personages deserving {
bridge. Their demands are just, and wher
any considerable number Of people need
improvement and ask In the proper wa,
the proper authorities, and when their wants
arc not complied with It Is considered b,
all good citizens that the officials are un
faithful servants and their acts are TO bs
publicly criticised, and that the servants de
serve 70 be dismissed as dishonorabIe ane
unworthy the patronage Of public trust
Hoping that our county court vii consiJ-
er we'll their duty and grant the desire oI
this community, we are a. ever,
Yours In faith,
CITIZENS.
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WORLD AGAINST HER--Now for the
sworid Against Her." Friday evening.
The Grismer-Davies Company Is one Of
the best ever in AIbaay aud should be
givea big reception. The New York
Jsavsai says: "a. NJ. Palmer produced
hls new play, @The World Against Her" /"
for the first time In America last night at
the Peoples Theatre. Il Is the best play
which Frank Harvey has, disposed of ID
American actors, and far superior to aWo
man Against Woman" and sThe Wages O
SIM" which have attained more or less sue
cess In the States. We will probably neve
get play quite equal to the @Two Or
phans" because such plays are not writer
more than once In as years, but "Th,
World Against Her" has abundant ground
for favorable comparison. There are mum
erous domestic scenes Of moving pathos
well constructed and dramatic, and II,
whole movement of the play suggests tn
hand OF a master dramatist.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-26

a few OF the best bargains is city prop
erty, which can be bought to-day
lots in HackIeman's and Add, S7sS.
lots in block ~ Elm and 9th Sts,SI4oo.
s lots In Haekieman's 5rd Add, ,$isoo.
, lots with 6 room house. block 4. 5000
lots with 8 room house and good barn
on Baker ST., S74oo.
$4,000.
10 acres with room house. (hRrd finish
large barn, good out buildings, 80 bearing
fruit trees, u miies from Postnfiice. Sysoo
ioacres on Fair grourd road, ~ mile
from Postofiice. $1,000.
Willamette Valley Land Agency.
ScuuLrz x HENDERSON,
Office In ST. Charles Hotel block.
Albany, Oregon
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Hotel Arrivals.

REVERE HoUsE.--E z Shinn, Independ-
ence; Rurleson, Atkinson, Neb; II Nc
Cam, Lebanon; p z Davis, NJ Marcase, /
s Simons. w M Dodge, M Abrahams, L
Eyshort, S +; o B Whitman, Eugene City
A r Kelley, Milwaukee; A L Morris
Corvallis; ] A Bilyeu, Scio.
ST. CIIARLEs.-TS S Townsend,P p P Shaw
w c Latham, g ID Edwards, Portland Di
7 S Courtney. ] @ Gordon, Lebanon 6
standish, C,B Carl, NY; S NJ Fulton
Gait, Cal ] Wilkinson, Chicago 1 Y
stockweIl, S F. ] A Smith, Halsey O |
Coshow, Brownsville Cap N D Humph
rey, city.
Russ HousEN-John Hearing, Swee
Home A Morrel, Sweet Home 6 Nos
ker, Rosco, Ohio 0 Solum, city !
skaar ] Carlile A r Harrington
Carson J l. Cation, city l. Heathmar
Harrisburg w II Wilgers, Portland
A Berry, Brainerd, Minn g ii Sweep
Medford Wm Cyrus, Scio Carlin
J Jennie ; NJ Boom, Yaquina S McLaii
Philomath.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-26

SheriR's Sale.
n tie Circuit Court Of The State o. Oregon
for LiHa County.
Lucy NJ. Russell, Plaintiff.
A. s. Bassett and Mary E. Bassett, his
wife, M. A. Porter and Gee. A. Hill, De-
PENDANTS.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
an execution and order Of sale issned out (
the aboye named Court in the above entitled
suit, win on
Saturday the lIth day or May. 1859,
at the Court House door in the city Of Al
bany. Linn county. Oregon. at the hour OF
one o'cock p. m. OF said day sell at public
Iauctionforcash in hand. to the highest bid
der he teal prcpsgay described IN said exc
| cution and order Of sale IS fellows, to-wit
Beginning one and one half q u rods south of
the northwest cornor Of Section thirty-ons
/ 1911 in Township thirteen ll3l sonth range
three t3), west Of the Willamette meridian,
running thence south seventy-eight and one
half (7S1) rods; thence aast-thirty-three and
q one-half 1881 rods thence north seventy
light and one-half l78A) rods; themes
west thirty three and oHe-half (S3al rods 4
the place Of beginning, containing sixteen ant
72-lO0 fl6 70 -lO0) acres, more or less anS
/ situated in Linn county. State OF Oregon
The proceeds arising from the sale OF sal,
: premises, to be applied: First to the paymen
!, Of thecosts and disbursements Of suit taxed :
4 S27 S5 and accruing cost. Second to the pay
ment to the Plaintiff. Lucy NJ. Russell. th
sam Of S4l2.2o. with accruing interest thers
!. on from the 18th day Of March, 1883. Thirs
~ 4.
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soa.h Albany

A most desirable and beautiful location
for suburban residences. owing TO It's nat
ural advantages and nearness TO the center
OF business. Compare the size, location,
you viii be convinced Of their merits Call
early and secure home before the advance
In price. Apply 10
TwEEDAi.R & RRDPIELp, Agents.
First door south OF Post Office.
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maisgY.

We have been having quite heavy rains
lately, crops never locked better.
Hon. r. ]. Black has returned home from
= trip 10 Canada. He reports having q
pleasant time.
Mr.. Mic Miller m old resident oi Ha.sey
died Al his home here on the 10th.
Mr.. James Pearl celebrated his Sand
birthday the 10Th Inst, NJ the home OF
Henry Kirk, there being io3 guests pres
cnt. auncle Jim" says he enjoys the birth.
day anniversaries. We hope he will live "a
see many more.
A man by the name OF BIggs. who has
been on the eounty.was here Friday even
| Ing. lie gavea lecture In |. o. 6. + hal
on .fiow the Paupcrs Of Linn county are
Treated" lie had a very pathetic story to
tell but We cannot vouch for the truth ol
Iit.
The Easter Sunday concert given undei
the auspices Of the NJ. z. Sunday School
was a success. The map exercise by Rev
Summertille showing the extent Of IN,
mission field and amount spent last year 10
missionary work was decidedly good tn
dialogue By the five girls was well spoken
We viii say take II all In aii II vas yer.
enjoyable concert, and we congratulate th
COMMITTEES oa the appropriate selections TO
the occasion.
fThe clam composition viii appear afts
awhiie.l
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-04-26

EVERYBODY LAuoHED.-Royce s. Lans.
Ing played Tuesday to good sized house,
giving one of thcmcst enjoyable entertain.
ments ever presented here. 1t Is full OF
music and fun from the beginning. Mr..
Royce as cemmedian has few equals,and
whatever the situation or character he gets
there, to use an ancient expression with
both feet. As often as this troup comes te
Albany Il may depend on a good house.
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REAL EsrATs SALES.

As recorded in the Recorders Office for
Linn county, Oregon
A Ilackleman TO Geo O Henderson,
lots :, ,, 3,4,s,7and blk IS, lie
chas Monteith 10 Milton Hyde. part
Of blk ~, Albany .......... 1850
the original ID L c ofZ + Moody,
t4o acres. ...s...4.......s.... 1900
NJ Z Buyeu 20 Julia a Bilyen, lots 4,
3and 3, blk W's A, Scio.. 500
8 NJ Daniel 10 J A Bllyeu, par OF
lot 3, Seio.... ................... afo
@ II Lewis 10 Mary A T. Smith,, ~
acres. adjoining Harrisburg. 80. 1
] A Bishop 70 8 A Gentry, lots I, .,
Z, 4, blk I,H's AN Brownsville ago
w X Kirk 10 Jno u Moore, lots
and 8, blk !, ks A, BrownsyilIe 100
] L cowan 70 Z Il Montague, lot ;,
blk 3, C's A, Lebanon. ... Too
julia A Parker 10 NJ Hess, part of
blk is, eastern A, Albany ..... 33so
] II Burkhart TO Jason Wheeler, s.
acres In TIP "a s n sw........ \
d Hackleman TO Mrs g II Baird,
lot s,bi J, He 3rd A TO Albany. 7zs
A Haekieman TO ID BiMonteitn,p
er OF Attorney. y................
d HackIeman to A AHsckicman,fI's
3Fd and 4th A 10 Albany ...... 10
Frank Tritss 10 Smith Cox. acres
In TIP 10. 5 X , w......... W =
Frank Trites to Lewis Cox, sS acres
In TIP 10, X . w............ !
II Shelton 10 s VI DanIsls,part Of lot
s., 10 Scio. 200
G WyeoH 20 X Il l. Miller, forty
acres, 10 va ........,....... 40
Frank Tritcs to A g Marshal, ,so acres
" W4s.s.,s.ss...es ssr.sts..sss.
Charles o Calcn 10 Robert 9 coch-
ran, X blk isS H's A ......... 6se
Frank Tritcs 10 Martha A Trites, 10
acres, 10 " w2............... .. =
n Fry 70 w cusiek, X sec. II
vs.. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
II Bryant 10 Lucy A woodle. II
acres near Albany ..... ...... 7ooo
Plat OF Jason wheeier's farm fled.
shuliz'sfron, A TO South Albary filed
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BREEDERS. ATTENTION.

The imported French Coach SfalIiois.
vindietator, will make the season Of 1fs8
at the following places: Brownsvilles
Mondays and Tuesdays; Hslsey, West
nesdAys and Thursdays; Lebanon, Frf-
days and katurdays. Here Is an ofpos-
|.unity fo- The farmers Of Linn county 6,
get the service Of thu only French eoat (
horse sver brought u Oregon. He wss
imported from France by Theo. Skillnsast
and by him trougbt 20 this ssate- TIE
French coach horse has been attracting
great attention throughout the EaBterH
states the past few years and are beifN
imported from France IN great numbers
vindicstor IL fine Representatives oftlliN
famous breed Of borses, standing 1734
hands high and weighing 1900 lbs. IL
has taken premiums over Cleavland bzy
wherever shown. Thig stallion represent
the general purpose now 80 much needles
hare. He will be allowed mares a. 80
70 insure marc In foal. Keep your eFss
on his dates.
McKxJanT BRos, Props.
w. g. WEsTLAKE, Agent