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Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-02-04
Improve Your Vacant lets.

During the past season the demand
for hsusss-nst ahelis-has been far
in excess Of the supply. We knew Of
a number Of families whs desired 10
locate with US, who were obliged to
either remain 81 their farms, or 60 to
our neighbsrins towns, because Of their
inability - procure suitable dwslling
in which to reside. With bat few sx.
csptisns, there is scarcely house in
The city that is rented, that is in #
condition fer family to scsspy.
Wherever there is enc, We have noticed
that it is always occupied, and at =
fair rental.
Through the lack Of t.nantab BE
houses Weston lsses yearly quits a
number Of people, whs, in all prssa bili-
ty, would become permanent residents
Of the place. Our wealthy real estate
owners shsuld net BE- behind in :sattera
pertaining to the eity's welfare. The
greatest nanbsr Of tho uninprovsd
city lots arc owned by four or five men
who ought to bs greatly interested in
the prosperity Of their tswn, and il
it's permanent growth. They are al
men Of means. They esuld build :
few commodisss houses On their
vacant property and veuld net feel
ths expense, and the investment wsuls
prove proftabl If we are interested
in the grswth Of our city, in the pres
psrity Of its citizens, lot US show gu,
interest in some such practical man
nsr. Our citizens, especially thos'
with means have the reputation o
being full Of LEGAL PRIDE and enterprise
Opportunities to show that this re-
puta tion is well deserved will net b
lacking during this year.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-02-04
Noefce,

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has bsea appointed by william
Martin, Judge Of Unatilla county, az
Administrator OF the partnership proper
ty Of Hartman Pritchard, deceased, late
partner Of Ira J. Crofutt, hsretofors
transacting business At Weston. Oregon,
under the firm aams and style OF Crofuti
& Cs. All parties having claims against
the partnership aforesaid, are hereby
required to present them to the under
signed at his place Of business at W ester
Oregon, with proper vouchers, within
six months from the date hereof.
3. v. KNOX, IRA J. CRoFUTr.
Atty. for Admir-. Administrator.
February 8, 1890.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-02-04

The anennt of real aud personal pros
sFty asssssed in the comfy q returned
hy the assessor is s5,055. .469, and polls
1881. The tax sf " mills -. ordered
By the county court upon thsAbsys prep
erty is az follows: State purposes, s
mills; school purposes, mills; current
expenses, 1o.s mills; INDECENT soldiers
and sailors, two-tsnths Of Z mill. II
there are no dslinqusnts, the amounts
collected for the above purposes will bs
rs follows: State, $50, ,344 school, S25,-
2S7; current expenses $5a $50; for indi>
gent soldiers and sailors, 81 oil. Max
ing = total of Sill ,263.
Times in Weston are bsgianing ts
improve, business operations are bscsn-
in. more extensive, and nsnsy is -
cs.ning more plentiful. New buildings
are in esntsmplatisn and healthier
sentiment is prevailing ansns eur
property holders. A bank, machine
shops, and pork paeksry are snsng
the possibilities. Let the gssd wsrk
60 en, and lot every citizen feel that
he has an interest in Wsstsn's pres
Psrity.
Jesse Mslten while dswn frsn his
Ritzvills ranch to prsvs up En- his
timber culture, rspsl ted sasw two feet
deep in that section and stock in very
bad condition, many Of then dying
from the cold and lack Of feed
it being impossible t. obtain
feed at any cost. The thsrmenstsr
hs says, has been as low as "a dsgrssa
below zsrs.
+ H. j. Cub .rtsen Of Psnalston, q
painter by trade, died On the 30tl
inst liza that city. His death is attri
buted to his s~a w.:g tack sem,
tins last spring, while engaged in
canvassins = rosn. The taek lsdgsi
in his stomach causing infa MN alter
: and death.
A. E. Ragsaals. who operated q
: msnagsrie in Weston last summer, is il
town lssking up nors carios for his eel
lection which is new on exhibition q,
, Tacoma. We presume that he will -
cure the wonderful calf Of Tom Andsr'
ser. The peeularitiss Of whish would
make shsw BY itself.
A party Of Wsstenians, John O.
, Mosrshsuse, Enslsy RiasAsur, H. B
: Nielsen and F. B. Boyd, tsok advant
D age of ths passenger" that came up
Thursday night, and paid the county
seat visit in which pleasure aaa bust
ness were csmsinsd, returning on Sat
> > urday morning.
. Ed. Morris whs was bound ever il
the sum Of $500 by the Justice Of Wss
> ton precinct last fall, fer an assault OF
!. the Rsss srsthsrs with dangereu
weapon was tried in tho circuit eour
aaa tia.d $3.50 or l25. days in th
csuaty Jail.
III Reports from the Big Bend countr,
are that steckmsn are suffering sever
|. lsssss ansns their stock. MIR. Rel
+ bins, father Of our county Treasurer, j
:, reported to have lest his entire band 4
shesP, some Il, 900 head.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-02-04

The relatives of Dalla. o'Harra, de-
ceased, herewith tender sincere
thaaks to their frisnds1for their many
acts Of kindness during thsir late be-
reaSeneat.
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RIRTHs.

Born, to the wife OF Jesse Kilgore, On
January 23. son. DR.. Kennedy attend
ing.
Born. t. the wife Of e. D. Leach, JAM
uary q, son. DR.. Kennedy in attsn.
dance.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-02-04

We take this method 81 expressing our
heartfelt thanks to the kind friends and
nsighbors who So freely offered their
sympathy and assistance in our late
bereavement. We can only hope that NO
such trouble will ever come to then, and
ii il should that they may find friends a.
kind and thoughtful as they have been to
as.
Mrs. ". &. Jenss.
Amos and Emma Jsnes.
Chas. and Allie Jsnss.
HRS. Matte Wilbur.
Weston, Oregon, Feb. /, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the petit
ten and rsnenstrancs now On fle in the
Office Of the School supt. Of Uaatilla
county, Oregon, in regard to dividing
school district No. Al. will be acted On
Saturday, o'clock p. M, Feb. s, 1890
Allpartiss iatsrssted are requested to
BE- present at my Office in Weston, Or.
WALTER NJ. PIERCE,
County School Supt.
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PROF. HENRY.
TEACHER ON THE
VIOLIN, PIANO & ORGAN

Thorough Bass and Harmony,
IL ready to receive pupils in classes,
or to give private lessons ut his music
parlors FIRST dosr south Of Main, On
Broad street. Weston, Oregon.
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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03
TRUSTEES SALE,

WHEREAS. G. T.. Robertson and Frances T.
w Robertson, his wife, by ttIeiR deed Of trust
dated The 22i day OF December, lSSa an Il re,
corded on the 18Th day OF July. 1883. in ~,
office Of The recorder of deeds, of Lalay eII,
county, Missouri, In hook number 80. at page
trustee, the following described real estate ait
nated in the county of Lafayette and st ie al
Missouri, tO-wit; All of the northwest quarter
of the northwest quarter OF section number
iwenIy-One CID, township number iOriy-nInC
l9), OF range numbeT tygenty-seven t2). and
containing forty 800 acres, more or less, in
rust to secur" the payment oil the prOnltsurS
note OF said e. y. Robertson. in said deed al
trust described. with interest thereon; and,
whereas, default mas been made in The payment
If said note anu interest; and. wh"rens. 1t wa
provided In SAID deed OF trust, that IN e Isc al
Inc d. nth, inability or refusal to act, or absence
nj the said trustee, the then acting sheTIn al
LafaI cite county, Missouri. shall at the request
of Inc legal holder of The said note. become his
successor with all the powers of said trustee
and. WHEREAS, The said James PeddIC ri has
refused To net M sLch trustee, now, therefore,
l.. Charles s Mitchell, sheriT OF Lafayette
county, Missouri. in acGOrdanGe vItE the terms
and uroyisiOna of said deed OF trust, und ct the
reauest of the legal holder and owner OI said
mole. will proceed to sell the property herein.
Ieior. described. ut public vendue. TO the high
eat bidder, at the north front door of the court
house, in the city OF Lexington, Lafayette cOun-
", Missouri. Tor cash, ON
SATURDAY, MAY 3lst. 1880.
between the hOu 4 of DIHe O'Clock In the fore
noon and five O'Clock In the afternoon OF SAID
inv. for the purpose of paying said note aud
interest and the costs OF executing this trust.
CHARLES s MITCHELL.
sheriff and Trustee.
FRANK j. EIGHME, Attorney, Kansas CITY
Lexington, Mo-, April 23d, 1880. aprsGsd
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03
A STARTLING STATEN ENT.

Mrs. p. Z. Monaghan, who resides at 2SO2 Der.
nard St., st. Louis, makes the following volun-
tary statement:
"For many years ] have been a great sufferer
from sick headaches In the most aggravated
for~m-sometimes confined to my bed for days.
Have taken a great deal Of medicine, but to
no purpose. For the past few years have had
an almost continuous headache. and in conse-
Quence have been gradually falling in health
and strengthen fact, have been unable to at
tend to my household duties. ! could find no
relief, although my physicians have given me
everything that they thought applicable to my
case. About three weeks ago my husband
brought me n bottle of the California remedy
Joys Vegetable Sarsnparilla. After taking It
two days my headache was relieved. / havo
had no pain since, and am now OH my second
bottle. j find my energy and ambition fully re.
stored, and my headache gone. | now do my
housework without the slightest pain. and enjoy
good sleep and appetite. I heartily recommend
Joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla TO all who were
suffering as l was"
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03

More. That man is not worthy tho
name of Christian who ~sauntprs l~istlesS-
ly among these magnificent disclosures
of the divine power around, beneath and
above us, stupid and uninstructcd. They
are not worthy to live in IA desert, for
that has its fountains and palm trees;
nor in regions of everlasting
ice, for even there the stars kindle
their lights and auroras flash and huge
icebergS shiver in the morning light and
Gods power sits upon them as upon a
great white throne. Yet there are
Christians in the church who louk upOn
all such tendencies of heart and mind
as soft sentimcntalit cs. and because
they believed this printed revelation of
God are content to he iniidels in regard
to all that has been written N this great
book Of the universe, written in letters
of stars, in paragraphs of cunstellat ons,
and illustrated with sunset and thunder
cloud and spring morn ny.
|, infer, also, the transcendcnt impor-
lance OF Christ's religion. Nothing is
so far down, and nothing is so high up,
and nothing so far out, but God makes
it pay tax to the Christian religion. If
snow anu Jtul pest anu uTdpon arc tN-
pected to praise God, suppose you He
expects no homage from your soul?
Where God has written His truth upon
every thing around, suppose you He did
not mean you to open your yes and
read it?
Finally, | learn from this subject
what an honorable position the Christian
occupies when nothing is SO great and
glorious in nature but it is mad to
edify, defend and instruct him. Hold
up your heads. sons and daughters of
the Lord Almighty, that ! may see how
you bea your honors. Though now you
NAV think yourself unbcfriended, this
springs soft wind, the mex summers
harvest of barley, and ext autumn's
glowing fruits, and next winters storms,
all seasons all elements, zephyr and
euroclydon, roses breath and thunder
cloud, cleaning light and thick dark
ness, are sworn to defend you and CO.
horts of angels would fly to deliver you
from peril, and the great Goo would I'M
sheathe His sword and arm the universe
in your cause rather han harm should
touch you with one of it's lightest fingers.
GAS the mountains around about Jeru-
soIem, so the Lord is around about His
people from this time forth for ever
more"
Oh, for more sympathy with the nat
ural world, and then We should always
have a Bible open before us, and we
could take a lesson from the most fleet
ing circumstances, as when n storm
came down upon England Charles Wes-
ley sat in a room watching it through
an open window, and frightened by the
lightning and thunder "a little bird few
in and nestled in the bosom of the
sacred poet, and as he gently stroked it
and felt the wild beat ng of its heart,
he turned to his desk and wrote that
hymn which will be sung while the
world lasts:
Jesus, lover of my soul,
Lot me to thy bosom fly,
While the pillows near me roll,
While the tempest still Is high;
Hide me, o., my Saviour, hide,
Till the storm of life be past,
Safe into the haven guide,
U, receive my soul Mt last,
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03
RUsTEE,s SALE.

WHEREAS, Baltimore r. Cooner and q m
cooper. his wife. by their certsin 49,
or trust dated the 2Sth day of Nav Ieao a..aS
recorded In the Office of the recorder nj d.nSa
within and for Lafayette county, Mlssouri :
Ieed DOCK NO: "a, page 28T, conveyed to AZ
NanAngien. trustee. the following desorihsd
icy esia'e. sltuate IN the county 81 LaTsye2fS
anu state OF MlsspuIi, to-Wit: Lois avs TMfsnT
SIX t) In block Tour ~ In SAINT Thomas noT
city OF Wayerly, TO secure the payment Oh Ger.
lain promlssory notes in said deed of ,yns,
describe j; and whereas, the SAID A. q Vsn
Anglen, trustee as Aforesaid, refused 10 csr-v
out tue provisions OF said deed OF trust, ana
whereas, tn circuit court OF LAFAYETTE consst
missouri, at the April term, thereof. Issn ~
on TIE 18TH day OF April, 1880, did apuIInt NJ
Undersigned as trustee In Hen and TX niace ~
saic A. :. NanAnglen. to carry ont the nro-
visions OF said deed OF trust; and wheress
default has been made in the payment of sevarei
OF the not = stcurei by said deed Of trust ana
me interest theron, now, therefore. the
unners'gned trustee, al the request OF the LEGAL
holders OF said notes. viii, on ."
TUESDAY. MAY 18TH. Issa.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the fore-
n'on ana I'VE O'Clock In The afternoon OF that
DAY. sell publicly az auction to the hiahest
bidder Tor cash In hand. the real estate above
uefcribed, on the premises above described. in
the city OF Wayeriy, county of LAFAYETTE And
state OF Missouri, for the purpose of Satisfying
said notes and interest and the expenses al
executing this trust.
JOSEPH O. LEsUEUR,
aprI9td Trustee.
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N

NOTICE Is hereby gwen to all creditors and
~ other persons interested 10 the estate az
signed. administration VII. apply to make a
ma settlement OF said eBlafe, 1T the May
term 1870. Of the Probate court Of Lafayetts
Probate court room, in the civ OF Ierina,on
apr6t6 A" II EEpSirooy
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Will he permitted l." serve mlrrE ut the sam,
prIce aud terms a. The horse. Compromise ~ d
black. with mrlIy nose and belly, s"vrn year.
old, fourteen hand high, heavy br,''. v,rN
vigorous aud "A sure iul %"tIrr Tie We sired
10y Compromise. r., wa sold tor +I.Sm When
II two-S ear old. amt h., hy CompTumir,, impuIL
ed by Henry Cluy iIIS dam was "A ilrTrui,s
Jrnnrt, ny an lmunttrl Spanish Jack. brought
here from Kentucky
Care ,aGcu "a prevent accidents, hat no re.
sponsIbIlIIy should any occur
pasturngr for mares furnished II ~ per month
upr6iI SllIEE n COBB.
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FINAL EMIT.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen to all creditors and
IN other persons Interested in the estate of
Addison HOOH, deceased, that the UNDER
signed, adminIsiratOrs i'll apply to make O hnel
settlement OF said estate at the May term. q
1880, oil the Probate court of LafayeIte y
county, Missouri, TO be begun and held at me
Probate court room, IN the city OF Lexington,
NJ. c.. HOOK
W. T. HOOK,
apr5'6 administrator,
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03

EIrERS CT adminlstration on The estate of
- william X. Finch. deceased. we've granted
$50 u anaersignep on the 3lst day OF March,
ty. Missouri. 'o"N'
All persons having claims against aid estate
iie administrator within one wear after ,hs
nale Oh said letters. or they may be precluded
rom any benefit OF such estate, and N such
ever barred wa :" A"'
This Slot day Of March. 1870.
anr,.. fEACHi kHo1Es.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-05-03
The Well-known Saddle Stallion,
VENDALE DENIM

WILL make the present sea- o. IN
w son OF lS!O ut our stable &PkN
near Prairie C,urch ESAEN
Terms-SlO to insure II living NEA~A
colt. W Y
Description and Ped~iEreC-NrndaIe nmark
is = ben utiful blood bay. Ii hands high, aud
weighs ! EGO pounds lie was sired by +. u
Prices Denmark, he by Sumter Denmark, !Ht
dam by McDonalls ri dam 10y RuttIrr, 81 dam
by lIulOrd's Alexander. 4th dam by hIarahgIi's
Moses. he by imported Sir II nry. OH dam by
Old Union, 9Th by imported Dahsicr daIn Jcn-
ME Lind, by yGndal grand dam by Gray Eagle.
greet grand dam by so kshirr, Il. y. grand dam
by II Glencoe horse, NandaI was by imported
Glencoe, ana was onr oI The best racers OF his
times. He Is n sup" IOUl srttar and gwen mp by
judges To he the best ali purpose horse IN LIfay
cite county. Best Of care will be taken 10 pre-
vent accident, hut Will not he responsible
should any occur.
Also, ut the same place the splendid Jack
GRANT. VIII make The srnsOn. He IL u black
with mealy nose, about II hands high, heavy
buili. fine action, very vigorous Und a proved
aure iOni Rftirr. lie will lie allowed to serve
mares at SlU I'd inSnrr living colts
Clubs of i've mares to either horse or lack will
be served al $S for living colts.
A. J.. SOUNG
mch29m2 j. BRADLEY,
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FINAL

NoihCE Is hereby given TO all creditors and
~ o'uer persons Inter ested IN the estate Of
Gu. administrator Will apply TO make \ insI
1 s ~ ~ Of said estate at the May term
,Suo, oi the PROBATE court Of Lafayette county
missourl, 10 De begun and held Mt the Prohate
court room. In the city of Lexington on fhs
second Monday in May, 1880 ''
app5t5 Ad,nanass
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HOME Money TO LOAN.

VNHE In0nev now IN nHnua belonging To the
i estate of minors is tor loan, part on prime
real estate AMI pant on good persOnal security
parties desiring 10 borrow will do well to call
Onire over l.. WinsUT Y Son.
mayl3t1 s. y. WILSON,
o-hIir administrator and ex-oalce PUN Chr
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FOR RENT.

'NnE store room IN Franklin Avenue, which
L has been occupied nv MIR Albert Looms,
lately deceased. Is tor rent Excellent location
Tor good grocery store. Apply 10 the owner,
lebl5tl L. L. SrRAMCkE,
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The Imported Draft Stallion,
LORD EDGERTON !!

VIIIS GRAND DRAFT STALLION, HAVING
L just been purchased from hIs importer,
Judg. j. ID GOodpasIure. of Nashville. Tenn +.
VIII stand the present season at ligGinsvIIlr
Fair Grounds. at $40 the season or SD To
insure.
LORD EDGEltTON took LIST premium ~ II
vearlIng IN lSSG. LIST in iSS1. and III IN lSSS over
all ages and brt eds OF drlIi horses at Altering
ham. near Manchester Eugl nd Hts sire.
thsa'iie's Jumbo. IN ISIS; lsi pi iIe over all ages
IN Chester county. England. also. same year,
I'd prize at Manchrst"r ana Liverpool. In
1854 he took six LIST prizes IN England, iaclud
Ing IN" ch tmpion prize AT Manchester and
Liverpool over all dram horses.
jolly, Lord ElGrTt"n's dam. won three LIST
pigs and one 81 prize ut Manchester aud Al
Ieringha!n over all brood mares IN loSi aud
1887.
The breeders Of Lafayette county ave nn
uppur' unity never before offered them. An I'M
ported priLr winner over all tlrIIft breeds ami
whose sire aud dam were also noted prize win
ncrs in England the hOIn" of the drllt horses.
l. 4. KSOBLE.
Hipginsville FAIR Grounds.
4 s Il am, also. prepared TO break and
handle II few colts IOr speed.
aprlIn2 l.. 4. X
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The royal team of sp'nIs, Jacks
"RsSIGAY" AND "SIR HENRY

NOSs % HHU OF Nd. ). .. b,
IMPORTED august, lSSg } by j. u.
L and w II GUudpa-turc, Of Nash W.
vile, Tenn lhere Jacks are Oi pure V4
CaIalOniun breed both l5S bands high, AsknEs
black with white paints. al line bone head and
ear. 1hcy will stand, ut NV stable. At $40 a.
insure mare Ca He Vith iOIi, xI2 To IN TIRE living
colt, and Will serV" Jrnuris II any tim" of IN,
season at 81 To insure l. rticu desiring t.
raj e extra line mules should make Uge Of this
good opportunity
Care will tie taken to prevent acCidrnts uu'
escapes, but no responsibility a,aunt I shuu,u
ny occur. A lien IL held IN all mares 10 both.
horses and iucks) Tor service money until patti
Pasturage tor mares from II distance tree
Positively no business attended Ia on sunday.
For further Information apply to
Il. +. WARREN.
api2Gu AullVillc, Mo.
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FOR D. ENT.

A No. ] blue grass pasture continuing
n 100 acres, situated on Tabo creek S57h
This pasture Is well fenced and suppl ~
Ell with good running water and can be -
divided into two pastures il desired. For terms
etc, apply to ALBERT G. YOUNG,
apTl9:4 Admir- OF q. W Young. deceased
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HERALD!

Sired by Gay, he BY Cns5ius NJ. Clay. Jr.; il,
dunn 10y !IrnOn. Il trpttInR stallion that won
more fr-t prizes than any nther horse IN north
eTn ONO; 81 dam 10y Tom Her 81 irm by Yer.
mont Morgan. 9TH dam by Shrrnan Morgan,
HERALD is years old, black IA IA rlNcn's
wing. n hands sad 3 inches high, W igls ! 2aa
pounds. haS broad n bone. nnc rangy meek,
grand natural sivc lie gives every pro disc
by his rye, style AMI hr'' ding, to he able 10
produce fine ianpy LrOtirIS aud nlI-purpnsr
horses.
Herald VIII mnkr The season of IS!n at Sl5 10
,DspTe II mare IN 1Ohl. due when tact N Lsrcr
ra'ned. mSr" n parted with or r, moved nom
the c unity; $40 Tor ~" season, s. Il single leap
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WE are prepared 10 make loans of Money for
" amy amount small or large, Tor any length
OF time from one 10 ten years, at low rates OF
Interest with privilege 10 pay part OF whole ut
amy interest pay day. All on land as security,
OF desirable city property. No delay
4 WINSON Il SON.
Opp. Courthouse, Lexington, Mo-.
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CONFLICT 1902 ia blood Inv lat,

CONFLICT 1902 i IL blood bay, lett ankle
and right cpIonrL white. behind; IN hands
high, loal"d JuIy. lss7; sired by MadrId las
tsirc oil COp11c 2:2Jsl; Madrid Is clearly the
best bred son Of the mighty George WiIkes;''
ms uail hcing Mercedes, tsisi"T to Egrnont sire
81 ten IN the 2:D lisp by belmont Gi, 2d nam
Minerva. ttam oi Nugget 2:!64 and Meander
2:26E) by Pilot. Jr., IL. ~ dam Racch ME
MbmuriIO by Mambrno Chief IL, an dam
Btcch tntc by Downing's Bay Messenger. Nc.
Conhlci'7 dam = Rosa Clay tdtn al Capoul
2:2S IA The mud, tTinl 2:2l. sire OF Ave horses IN
2:JO llsl) bv AmcrIc IN Clay "a (sirr Of four 2.3O
performers and ere OF The dams oI q irnctt 2;Iy
aud fourteen others IN ESQ lisi)l, his 2i dam IL
ny Dow nInE's Bay Messenger ire OF jam Por-
ter 2:2SS aud Little Nora the dam Of Clark
chi Land The dams Of Lula +. : 30 aud ulhcrs)
J dam by Buinrd's Cripple (sire of the dam Of
LlZLIr x 2:2iEl.
In Cot nIct, We have the Fashionable "WIIkcs-
Clay cross; anu then, bDth sire aud unm pro.
dncrrs "i speed; everybody wants this KIND
Conflict l. Vc.y %shapely. hrIght aud handsome;
~ iLct, all there Is al hun Is put together about
right. lie IN vcrY speedy NJ both the pace and
trut