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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-26

Given under my hand and seal at the sherif's
Office at Napoleon Ohio, this 18th day Of Septem-
her, A. d., 1889. ELBERT T. BARNES,
Sheriff of Henry County, Ohio.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-26

Dwelling House to Sell or Rent.
On Washington street, rooms; good loca'
tion. Will sell cheap for cash or on time
good we'll and cistern. Inquire of
If j. B. DITTENHAvER.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-26

Amendment No. l, entitled Taxation, and design
ed to amend section D. of Article XII of the const
tuition of the state of Ohio.
AT such election those electors desiring vote for
such amendment may have placed upon their bal
lots the words Taxation Amendment-Yes," and
those opposed to such amendment may have placed
upon their ballots the words "Taxaion amendment
-Non
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-26
A 1900 Cottage.

A 5000 Cottage.
Here are cuts Of plans and view of cot
tage at Birmingham, Conn, designed for q
workingman Of large family. taken from
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-09-26
SECOND STORY

SECOND STORY.
in plain manner, and painted in tintA
Colors on exterior ase: Clapboards, light
slates trimmings, light brown, and trimmed
up with red; blinds olive green. Cost. 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

Is ca-s. Frefolsat f1zsll4es. as gro@E So
sszss = p~s S-liS ais--ea- - > Haz<sxs, D.t cas-
tas sssitlzA.is sssassaes Il = srzks1 sE~sa ~
eefst<laos sn1 s-roz-S zAd-yi3aZ1sy.
ssnsfog 'sss-2lsre p1Ece-Ssa ElseEloEssx u
Cha iss kac<aa-a Il lS7s.
AT etsoy Fgfd 49, Aor~e tzi beea ssysa
ost Attls ofsEoEtanlfs ~ dsssazssraEs -
ca . a. a sire. Al tat tznls lzrse slallieses
~vEs h favor, Az tie brse1ing q ths ds1a
u Eiectl11eeE -zs sxtrezasly eapopGizr. -
nllch .. ia faes, - - - hsId Il eantssafss
Il resulted tat Eleeeoaser ~ss saslrelp ue4-
le. tssd al-d hGi o1t fen f14ls ~Gsa hs uss ~
moved % i California eossls. At t-scia-e <
tss ysaF lss7 Ia 45s1t ~ flGls. q tksse u
Rars weznllsgs. 81 @erv yezT. .laxs aud zhogt
a. ~erv bsc41 marss v1t1cgt recotdA Of
TIE Nfsols nurnber Z his f5aA S5i we're bays,
5 sere rozns. sere grsts end the residue
sFsrs ssthsr browns or blacks. - thai EsgTs
thsn - Iuar oenE 4 biS ~ aFs salia ooler
Al tae elasa = - tAere hsa beeg bred 81
Paaa Alro - fol-.s - Eeelloneer, 4 tbs
uuraner s. pow Rave rsaorsis ID = - or osIteT
Nias 4 them. - 2 ye4T-olis, sscared records
t.srter thza 2 50 They ars wldhoaer, ~
Falo Alto. Ssl, Bonita, z24sS PRED
Cocker. se53., Bel Boy, -. Carrie G.
Zg- Spbinx, z.1Jbs falo Alto Belle z ~
end lns won1erfui suIol z,la il addition
= I'll 6uisun trosrsd - record ot <3i3.
trial 80 Ella ss-ured a Record u 2.Ss
aad Chimes. 2 &3. Seyen have received
records Ia : 30 or better - 5-year-Clds. They
4re Hilta Rose 2lJJx, Manzauita, 2S3 /;
Rsxford. 2-f. 1aitea, @G3; Grace lee,
80 ELa, 80, Gn1 Gertrude Russell, : q
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

records In 2:20 OF better, four with records
better than 2.iS two with records better
than 217, twelve with records better than
2:22, and twenty-three with records in 2:25
or better, while only two Of his entire mum
Der in the charmed circle have records as
slow as . 20. and all Of this has been accom-
plshcd in the short space Of one decade.
It is necessary 10 write at this length in
regard TO Eiectioneer, as he is ths central
figure at Palo Alto.
There Is also at Palo Alto tho fastest son
Of the famous Almont, Piedmont, 2:liA.
his foals, especially those from daughters Of
Eiectioneer, are without exception Of good
size. symmetrical conformation, high finish
nnd excellent trotting action. There ere G
few two wear olis but the greater number
of them oro yearlings, and from this union
there will undoubtedly come some first class
trotterS The yeaTliBgs By Norval. Ansol.
Clay cnd other sons Of ElectiOneer are also
remarkably fine. They all act ike tTotters,
end az youngsters of substance and high
finish, preserving In great degree the E!ec-
tioucer type.
Nephew, 4-year-old record o39. ia also IN
tho PalO Alto stud. Ha Is by Hambrino,
991<. dam Trotting Sister daI1 Of three
horses which hare sired 2:S0 trottersl. b.
Aerandor's Abdallsh; -econd dam Lydia
Talbot dam q Pacing Abdcllahl, Slre Of
Pay Mate. go Hambriuo i The s.re ot
WUkssbrinO, 213; Hambrino Belle, goa
Hardalah. . Ok. Zen Hur. 3-year-old rec
ord ~, and baroness, 2-Tear-ch record
g.s3 Ue e. ~ Edward Everett, dam b. Nam
brir0 Clief
Nsuhcw. prior a his recent i1stallment -
Palo Alto. hes had brit little opportunity IN
lie sssid. yet hs has sired. mostly from mares
~ bttlo quality. Brnceiet .pacerl. z.2t.
Voucber. Q =, Barney Horn. -a- =. Ioite
u 224. Baby Ntue. 2 17. LucA.a. 2.27sI;
Fred Arnold. 81 ia ia, 2.a'. anl Lite
- lie Ea gra1d horss. AMI vii distin-
euish himself as q sire * game, Courageous
trot.erS
There Gro - Tal1 Alto about 5c0 trood
r7ares. vhich ara being brel ~ Electio1eer,
Nephew. Pialn,ort ard their sons. and O. the
sous 4 3eu. Bonron
~ Pala Alto zrea- attcntion il pail 20 ths
mating sire aad lau. VITA view tc coz
for--aticu. tenn 1-rera-rent ard gait Indee1
this point Is considered = paramount iu1TsT-
tar-r even ranking shove the mere question
of Blood nres ore theory IS that a colt By
god sirs CIT = a god dam vii sho~
s7eas a~corEi1z p - halsncs srd fric-i,r-
lrzs vas - gong and he ulsceS these rs-iats
far above snv nlers o-ses-iou cf bred ing
Senator Stanford theory il tasf extrsua@ r.
f-r-s stan early sCs csn Only be SUSTAINED ~
great v.gor perfect Conformation. a high
nr-~-us 0r-srization and lc-z. unbrcken
li1o = extrsrae speei inberitance
- ents theze 1,1aLties IS --,atest s2ts
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

When Senator Stanford goes down TO his
country home it is his pleasure to sit in q
large chair in the center Of a ring and see lis
favorite young flyers brought out for trial.
1t was while watching one OF these fast trot-
ters-an animal which had the enormous
stride OF twenty three feet-that the million
nirc conceived the idea that in some part Of
his course the horse must entirely clear the
ground and have all four feet in tho air. So
ho decided to have his horses photographed
while in motion. He secured the services Of
q skillful photographer named Muybridgc,
who arranged an ingenious system Of cam
eras worked by electricity, by which an In
Simultaneous view of tho animal was given as
he passed the home line
About $40, 900 were spent on these expert
n1ents; but they overthrow all previous mo-
tions on the subject, and tho book which
Stanford had written and published, ''The
Horse in Notion is valuable contribution
to science.
Tho success Of tho Palo Alto farm hos
demonstrated that the climate of California
Is equal to that Of Kentucky for the breeding
of swift trotting and running stock.
The recent sale of Palo Alto trotting stock
at the American Institute in New York city
realized about $4,000, and many celebrated
horses were sold
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
ruling passion.

Ito partial burr ing of the Psl3 Alt1 stables
last spring was felt very much by Senator
stanford. ros - much on account q tho
SSo 600 which - Iost bT The FIRE. bat because
many 4 hfs favcrfts borSes pe-ishei in ths
fauses-includinx California Bella. ReKl0r1.
Maisisn. Ecrmaina. and the colts Emma
a.,l,rrezon. Trcubaiour. Lowell and Howell
El~-tfouccr. o7c Z tho greatest sires in ,re
--r'd. Is one - the many noted horses IN the
Psl0 Alto farm. Elecrioneer was foAled IN
ISs7s He was sired b7 Hsmhlctc'lian 70 dam
no world 'auled Harry Clay brood rsrs
GCern Mountain Maid. second dan shanghai
Mary = fast tr1ctrz uars q unknown
blood Incr~iihle As + nlav --en1 - the
tbscriyfs and s1herents = peiiz~ees male uD
q eizhr ~ ZEN -r1sS~s = 3ifre~-sit slood fhis
is - there : y the blood lirses = thfs far1ogs
si-e-Hsmhictoniar. Harry tlaV sni mare
e TT known Blood. which hss sccognpiisse.i
nosning = aots except N this sfngis conne,~
don
Fie-fior~er is the sirsof f'rtv-ore q. tr-.-
ters. ard f1r+v-<x danS,-rrs which have pro-
a,lc~5 n,or- thsn f,ev 2' -7ofters. a-sii- ,rt
of IRIS great ois n-are Fe = a cnrs bsuasioo
~ the founder = IRE creates rr'ff ~ Sa--fl7.
srd rte foremost nssrs = a great hracsi mare
family -rotts- hirisa1. srd III ~ SISTERS
40. ccgsias and sants are rrottcrs. ard fg1su
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

In tho year 1851 eight OF the get Of Elec-
t.oneer entered tho magic circlo. They were
Ansel. 2.2); Maiden, 2:2j; Ben Boy, 2:s5;
Whips, e.2TsI: OH Nick, 2.23; Stella, ? :2SiiG.
Clifton Bell 2:24, and Eros, 2:s3lE. In the
year 1888 thirteen Of the foals OF Eiec.ionoe:
trotted u records in 2:S0 or better They
were Elector, 2.2l1{; Juno, 2:23; Gertrude
Russell, 2:c3; Annoor. 2:2is4; Morea, 2:25,
Arbutos, 2:2sj<; Cubic, 2:2Si5; Express.
2:29h.; Grace Lee, 2:294; Ella, 2;29, the
great 2-year-old Sunol, 2:lS; PGlo Alto Belle,
2:3sL. and Mortimer. 4-year-old, 2:27.
The power Of Electioneer to sire fast trot-
tiers from oil kinds Of mares Is especially
noticeable, and his marvellous producing
power is apparent in the fact that from
strictly thoroughbred mares he has sired fast
trotters, nor does it seem that his ability in
this direction Is confined 10 one class oi
thoroughbreds, or 10 mares Of any certain
lines Of blood
OF the thirteen trotters by Elcctioneer this
year, three were ont OF strictly thoroughbred
dams The list Of his get from thoroughbred
dams 10 date Is Ansel, 30 Qn jog; Pale
Alto, 4-year-old record 2.20s quarter in -
seconds); Gertrude Russell, S-year-old record
2:23; Azmoor, 2:e454; Whips, 2:2TH; Cubic,
2:2S]S, and Express, 2:29jz.
The development Of extreme speed at an
early age has been the aim at Palo Alto. The
results are beyond the most sanguine hopes Of
the friends of Electionecr. Kinda Rose has
q yearlIng record CT 2:S6lS. which stood un-
challenged for six years Norlaine, "a grand
daughter of Elcctioneer, holds the worlds
yearing record of 2:3lll. Hinda Rose in
1883 trotted TO IA 3-ycar-old record Of 2:l9N,
which was undisturbed until 1887, when it
was beaten by Sable Wilkes, 2:1s. Man
zanita holds the 4-year-oid record of 2:lG, and
the nearest approach TO it Is Susie S. 5 mile
in 2lS.
Wildhower, in 1881, astonishcd the world
by trotting 2-year-old record Of 2:21, whick
was never approached until in lSSs, Axtell,
by William L., trotted in 2:23 whilo fort
night only elapsed until the 2-year-old Elec-
tionecr filly Sunol trotted in 2:20]l, and
fortnight later in 2:1S. This gives to Palo
Alto the fastest yearling, 2year-old and
4-year-od trotting records. Electioneer's roll
Of honor now embraces nine trotters with
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
Not \ Parade
When Hornets seek to emphasize,
They mako one effort plenty,
And fhnrn i WhAro we rnalIZn

When Hornets seek to emphasize,
They mako one effort plenty,
And there is where we realize,
That one is good as twenty.
One good instance is often more to
the point than twenty; OF course, this
depends upon the instance. Here's is q
convincing one:
80 ROBERT ST., baltimore. Md, !
October II, lSSS.
DRs. SrARKEY * PALEN:-" | can on
ly say that believe your Compound
Oxygen Treatment saved my life. was
very III indeed with lung trouble when
! began your Treatment" MATILDA
Il. SPAMER.
prs. Starkcy & PalCn's Office records
show over 45r,0 eases IN which their
Compound oxygen Treatment has been
used hv physicians IN their practice.
and hv inval Ids independently IN cases
of consumption, bronchitis, asthma,
catarrh, dyspepsia, nervous prostration,
rheumatism, neuralgia, and all other
complaints Of chronic nature.
Their brochure of POO pages VIII be
forwarded free of charge TO any one ad-
dressing DRs. SrARKEY * PALES, 1929
Arch st., Philadelphia, Pa.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
Proposals Wanted.

Notice IL hereby given thai sealed proposals
for the construction ana erection "i Inc i"l-
lowing named buildings VII pe fe,flN'1 on - aW Vi
before u O'Clock. noon, at The once 0l to.
samuel Wells. Room S-si South blNisloh-st,
Grand Rapids. Mich. OF Monday. the twenti-
en- ~ DAY Of May a., u: ~ an ana dhal ts
each appropriation Tor said buildings. tO-Nil;
For Hospital, 80
For D0rmitcry, SlZVU.
For Root Cellar. 80.
Fer Receiving Vault. si.5.
All Of which viii be constructed IN accordance
with plans and specifications drawn by j. W.
Hollister. of Saginaw, Mich. subject 70 change
Dy the Board OF Managers oi the Michigan
Soldiers Home. said plans and specifications
TO be on exhibition Tor examination on and
after Thursday, May lo, lo,s. 81 the ONCE OF
Col. Samuel Wells. i South Division 81. braud
Rapids, Mich., OF at the oltcc OIL. ". Ho!listcr.
a. Saginaw. Mich.
made separately, and the undersigned com
mittcc reserve the right 10 reject any and all
bids III shall appear 10 them that the interest
of the state of Michigan demandsu-
The buildings 10 BE- completed, IN accordance
with said plans aaG specifications, on the nrst
day of December. 4. j.. lbs9. A forfeiture on
the part OF the contractor OF 50 per DAY on the
four buildings. or the prOportlonate part on
each or either OF said buildings, VIII be paid
by said contractor or contractors, as the case
may be. for each aud every day after the first
day of December. lSsg. which may be required
TO complete said building or buildings. Bonds
satisfactory To said Board of Managers viii be
required 10 be furnished by said contractor or
contractors for their faithful performance of
their proposals in accordance with said plans
and specifications.
The said sealed proposals will be opened by
the undersigned committee at O'Clock =. m.
on Monday. May -. lss9. at the Office OF the
Michigan Soldiers Home.
S,AMu,EL, WILLS. Grand Rapids. Mich.
B.F. GRAVES. Adrian, Mich.
building Committee
F. W. IloLLIsTEE. Saginaw. Mich. Architect.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

fzcelae u ehasesly s-2sesesa tssQFs.xsl-prsi
ua-res II csrtzin fas-llsez. az1 bel2exss sh4E
- g7zk13 sLzlsga ~ -4p~Jt = I1ea IA
trstElng nazincr &nd @rteA Il i n1nsenss
fer soy os.e - - taey a. dekees ras 4szsg-
snee Is trczti1g acs2o0 tstWeea 80 fee.S ~
Esecttazseer gfoz sboros.gtheed usE1es ~
tAlse sIFsctiy nottisS hrv1 Tais rssesss i
ra1E Leresy . the sssef~ EhsCxls. il sses>lang.
llzt Issadsag tAe-r 3.=esssloa q ~1st sonas 4
fteua afs ysSsed ~ es.l s-ccsatTicit,ss, Ae gess
oa 2stosalshiag tsss NFVssd VIA as K.6saokse.3I
roc.Ed bseskers
"a tkls s2ogect > writer Ia Tbs HonsesrG1
49,;
"OgI esu ide2s coaceFEtas TIE 1-.leet-Q'a q
Js7Etaf by ElsctaazleeT ssQaia l@ 5 oosE ffoSl
= nz2re Ni1a ogse treflIng "a pacing efoss sLsa
. lsag llas u clQlnc tAoFougaose4 ancestry.
" hea se hFsG ssw Norl~ias ~s thoashf shs
was tbs sseetest thing q anirna- eFN2tlaa-
bat "hea SlL7l ws.s plaessi b. heF s1ae ne
s-ls essll re1ter nnlsa, tulis - f41ltie>S OH
iernAtloB, ssai = sart ~ hard @s usls look, =
shsca excited oar nqasah1et approval AgE-
l-lhe hAd az tie grace aud beauty ana the
sweet, alili io0k os fswR. SllRol bsd tie
prou3, sslf confident, reliant AR of royalty
an1 Ia very truth sLs sesmsd Ia al pesI,octs
L gueSn- IL sas THIS, together WITH Der
easy, elastic acton that induced - - pub
heiy Prudlct thai. II no accident occurred, sAs
would hreak tbs 2yeGr-OlG Tecord " s:zl
Ho~ grandly she LIS gssrfuTmed her task Is
known - The work. she Las made three al
tenIts. the first eSrly AZ the saason IL 2 3,
The second early la OctobeT Ia 2:391.
the taird = few days later Ia zlS What
els Marvin loenator StaufoFas ualneTl has
IA store Is Z. surprise We are unable 10 pre-
dict last spring he stated - Us tat MS
ambition was 10 ls1s.t - with 4 yeaTABg, l.
beat S:ls wlta = 3-year-o!d, u beat 40 with
2-ycar-old, And toredaoe tbs 4-year-old rec
ord below 2.l3 Tais accomplished lie Was
willing - rest upon bis laureia
III lie meets with 10 accident In The next
two years We firmly believe Ls viii accom-
plish the task People wonder that more
Eloctioneers DO not 20 into the 230 LIST, and
that more daughters of Eoct.0neer DO 10.
produco. IL should be remembered thai there
is practically but ono trainer al Palo alto,
ani that lis solo aim End purpose Is u
secure each year some phenomenal youngster,
and u that end al other considerations are
sacrificed. We have seen al falo Alto = aud
3-year-olds from Llectioneer mares which,
without being in Iarvin's hands, have shown
quarters In 80 10 81 seconds, and were thea
ordered by him TO the stud or paddock. IL
would give Us great pleasure 70 SEQ = system
etic effort madefor two years 10 train al Palo
Alto horses TO q record better than 2 80 which
show ability 10 train - - r-sardn
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

now than over before, and believe that by
proper breeding we can double the working
powers aud the staying powers OF our work
horses. do not think there are any fast
trOttcrs that have not trace Of thorough
bred blood, and don't believe that any horse
without such a trace has ever made mile in
three minutes
The Importance OF Senator Stanford'S PalO
Alto ranch 20 the breeding interests Of the
United States cannot be ostina.cd There
are ten thousand acres within its borders,
but that is not wonderful, for any man Of
ample means can buy ten thousand acres.
TLcre are over a thousand horses in its sta
bles and pastures, but that is Of little signifi-
canoe as any one with the means TO pay for
them can buy thousand horses. II does not
entirely consist IN tho number Of fast records
% lts credit, but II is because there is tains
raised there grand race ot high bred, sound,
handsome horses which trot fast because il is
their nature % trot, and because they hro
bred 50 that the trct-iug instinct is thcir
ruling passion.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

Ahrns that the best regimen for pre-
serving health nay 10 summed I'D IN
The mann. Keep the head cool the
tees warm snd tine bowels active.
There IS world 0f nisdom I'M the Oh
sCrrarlon. Obstinate constipation, or
coshveneSs. ~ a1 CVcitng Gauss ot
otner Diseases. and, WITH many persons
of secertarv habits or occupations, this
nacton of the bowels "a source of
coHsi2ut annoyance, producing piles,
PRO apsc of the rectum. fstul7, AMI
various avspeptic symptoms. AT these
are N1ricd of ard hesith Is ma.u-
tanned ey the use Of rr. Pierce s Pleas
at fufsauve Pellets.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

Iaers are a-any iozeFs % eerses n the
ralssd StaEes senate 44aF 4 tns uaoss
nOLsd assses anf; several Il 1he aEssst breeding
faFLss ara o<Esa by theEn- SoE1e 4 ~
sealrlller seG4E5Fs b2ss 1eEe LnssEiLas1-e ser
vice Z. TIE osFslePIasas u tls AaleFic1s
asrs- The eolaallaglilg u tls oesL fgresSe
bFe5ls 4 horses with shosss n Azlersea Laz
bssn ols Il tEs sELsEgrises u 81 SelzJor
Palmer II AScnlsa1. sad Bgt s1lg 49, 10
eoasEnissl'ssoesl AZ ags1t ~ scoar ths plllls K
AgszDla soF r1xe Crssd-Eg hoFsaa Palmer l.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
SOME FINE HORSES.
Senator SE4nford's Great Palo Alto
Breeding Ranch.

ns fs ths kattSr of huadrs-ls sf Csis-
sE4ted IreSkezs, z.-f - a Gs~d Deal -
Goes hk1ss<t1- ->tz4fsEd's fasslsa
fsE teEses Ilz Horse IA Aot4sH-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
RECTAL SPECIALIST
HEkLSH IS WEALTH.

Dr. T.. q Vests Nerve ard Brain Treatment.
Coayuisious Fits. Nervous Neurai gia. Head
ache. Nervous Prostratlon caused bs tho use
of alcohol or tobacco. Makefnlness. Mental
in insanity and leading 20 misery. decay and
death, Prem ature Old Age. B3rtcnnesS Loss ~
Poser iu either ~. Involuntary Losses and
~Heruat atnTrhrfa caused ~ over fTeffIon uf
TIE brain sr'f abuse nr over Indulgence. Zach
b.K contains ore month treatment. 81 p hns.
or U.s. boxes fsf A.. sent ~ usH TfepaiG on re-
cc'Tf Ht price.
WI GUARANTEE SIX BOXFs
To crlfn any case. With each order receI red ~
Bs f.r sir hnrs acoaWTarirf with g. wF vii
send fbf purchaser cuT written guarantee 20
refund fIe rl11rT. if fhf treatment does not
effect q core. s8arantfes issued oniE ~
", 4. Tbbs, Druggist
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
SIXTH
POINT
$500 Reward.

We wiI pay the above reward f0r aHY caso =
LIVER f0mT'nlUf Dyspepsia. SICK lieanarhe,
lndiErffIru. inHsflpnf ~ lesiiFfuess We
rhrn fle directions are strictly complied
vIfh IhrF Hrr Turriv Negftfhlf END uffef
"a o. rirn sefisfacfIan. sugar rnGfec Large
tof o. eaufsir nf # FIHs - cents Inr saio
~ Ef Ifrurl. ef- Beware cf rnFUferifIfB aHa
frfftfInrs JHa genuine fnauuiaofurca onig
hF TDfT &. a Isl 4 co. The Fil Makers.
- West NafIs0n.rf ffira0c free trial
lr.fkaEes seat - resfi prepaid 90 rnce - oi 4
.eent stamp. Sold hv - ~ Ilbhs ~ Mon
st. srsnd Rapids Nirh
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

al-D much Interested IN rhs magnificent Per
cherOn drzasAt horses OF Normandy Ia
Eraace and b has some splendid fercherons
Ola as farm near Detroit
Bat tbs most noted horse breeder u coz
gFszs Is Leland Stanford, tho wealthy senator
iron California H devoted considerable
portion of bis vast fortune u sI5co, 900 %
the establishment Il ais great stock ranch at
Paio Alto, Cal AID his annual sale IS one Of
The great events Ia the world OF horses.
Stanford Is a nlaa q vast experience. Al
though IL dit not take him long 20 acquire
dis great fortune. the hardships he was obliged
% Undergo during the construction q the
Pacific railroads were elual 10 thGse Of a life
time Of the average man. From a brieilesS
young lawyer % the pOssessOr OF ono OF The
greatest fortunes in the world Is u long ascent,
but Stanford may be said % have achieved
lt az a h3unl His career since the compile
ton 4 tho Central Pacific railroad, when To
found himself millionaire nauy times over,
is well known. Tie has been saddcned by the
daath, while travelling in Italy, cf his only
son, and IL i - tho memory OK this youta
that he has endowed the 81, ,oOO, 900 univer-
lty now beiug erected In California
Stanford lives masniiicently Ia Washing
ton during the winter. He has several
splendid teams Of carriage horses In his stables
at tho capital. tie can handle the ribbons
with great skill, and ia his younger days was
a fno horseback rider But he has grown
rather too heavy for this exercise now. He
Is a fine looking man, with rosy face, brown
oair and gray beard. He talks slowly and
deliberately, and is one Of tho most charita-
bic OF the millionaires.
Il became interested IN thoroughbred
horses" he once said, Through i'll health
Ny doctor had ordered vacation for me-
aul had told mo that must go away on n
tour. could not leave ct the time, and he
advised me % leave as soon as possible. |
bought a little horse that turned out to DO ro-
uarkably fast, and il was in the using OF it
that became interested IN the study OF the
horse and its actions began To buy fast
horses and breed them 1t was very ex-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

pensive amusement
at first, but it IS
now profitable, and
I think IL Is useful
ss well. We are
raising a much finer
class OF horses in
tho United States
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
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