Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-22

man. She paid no attention to hi,
insult but merely signalled a police
man and instructed him to run tn.
"chaser" in, and it was done in COS
nopolitan style. The lady's home
is at PuyallUp and her sunhurni
complexion is gained from follow
ing circuses and fairs all summer
She informed the reporter that the
receipts of her jewelry stand were
$3.50 al this fair. She is a Toroniau
by birth, of Irish descent. Her hus-
band runs q wheel of fortune at al
similar places with her and the two
are accommodating u fortune
DRAFT HORSES.
+. II. Graves. OF Brownsville,
Linn county. Oregon has on ex-
hibition one large French draft
stallion that is worthy 10 be men
toned at any state fair. be has
four Perchron and common stock,
the colts were sired by his French
draft stallion and are entered as o
class of colts. The colts are Of a
fine character and well worthy of
being seen and would be an honor
TO any horse on this coast that is
known as a draft horse and this
il Mr.. Graves first appearance as q
contestant for premiums at the state
fair. The premiums that have been
awarded 10 him shows beyond q
doubt that his horses are worthy
animals.
J. a. Tanner, Of Salem, has on ex.
hibition one Percheron stallion,
Young Marquis by name. He was
sired by Old Marquis, a Percheron
horse that was ow ned by T. J. Ed
mundson, Of Waldo hills, some
yearS since. This is a well bred
horse, and one that is entitled to
place among breeders Of all such
stock. He won first premium al
the state fair in 1889. H is beau
tiful chestnut-sOrrel, with white
name and tail, s years Old, and
weighs 1850 pounds. This horse is
well worthy Of the admiration Of all
stock rais=rs, at least of this variety
OF horses.
Lewis Savage, of Salem, has on
exh bition Sir stafford, a large im-
p rte Ciyd-sda!e stallion, and also
one hi kh grade ! mare that is entered
for sw epst. kes; al-o one farm team
of mares and one team of roadsters.
All his stock are Of good quality.
Sir Stafford is q well bred horse and
deserves patronage by farmers and
breeders Of large horses.
Henry Fletcher, of Salem, has on
exhibition one Clydesdale stallion
named Pointsman alain OF dark /
brown color and weighs POO lbs. he 4
Is fine animal and well represents
his sires he is q good horse to pro.
pagate stock from. being large with
heavy bone and plenty of vim. He 1
also has one Clydesdule mare. Lady
Langley and colt of good size of his
'wn breeding. both mare and colt
hay are good specimens of this
breed of horses; be has besides this
me year old Clydesda.e colt sired
~ POintsHan and out of Lady Ian
'tey. These horses are all pure bred
took.
Whitney and Hall. of Woodburn,
Dr., have on exhibition one beauti-
ul black Morgan stallion he was
to Cal. from France two or
hree years since and TO Oregon last
pring. He is large, evenly built
nd should be examined by all per-
ons desiring to raise such horses,
nd il il we'll worth the time of any
reeder 10 examine this horse before |
e breeds elsewhere.
w. l.. simmeral, of Macleay, has
Il exhibition one beautiful bay, half I
'lyde half George. stallion named
lorgan George. he is entered In the
lass for all work, is sixteen hands
ign and weighs over 1900 pounds !
nd is fine model for horses Of all
'ork and is worthy nf the farmers |
atronage.
p, l.. Kennedy Of Woodburn. Ore {
on, has on exhibition one bright I
ay three-year-old French Canadian
allion sired by old Tornado and his !
am was Henry mare. This colt
. Ane looking animal and is I
'ortby Of notice. Mr.. X nnedy
AZ had some eyperience breeding {