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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-06-27

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Estate.
NOTICE j. hereby given, that by vir-
~ the Of an order Of tho Dubois Cir
init Court. made ~ the April term, 1890
hereof, Tho undersigned Elizabelh|
lBachcr. administrators Of tho estate of
Philip Bachcr, deceased. will otter for
sale nj public auction, on the premises,
ION
Tuesday. JULY Goth, 1890,
Tho undivided two-thir,ls parts Of the
following lescribni real estate. situate
III DubolS County. Indiana, to-wit: Lots
n~pruhcred thrcc ISL ionr t4l. live I5L six
s,. seven 7 tive ~ y-seven 21l, and the
lSpuih-half OF lot No. eight Isl. all in the
town ~ Iavsvilc, according 10 the plat
or sail town; he .5onth- West quarter OF
tho Nnr'h-Easf quarter OF section No.
lfweniy-fve 1881. township No. ono IN
North, range No. live Isl West. 10 acres
Part Of the North half Of the North
East quarter n said section %, in said
township and rusgc. bouHlcl as follows,
viz : commencing At the Sonfh-Wcs cor
ncr thereof. thence North fifty I50l rods,
thence East thiri y eight 81 rods, thence
South West. with the mcandcrings OF the
'HavSville and Ioogootec road, fifty-sIx
1851 rods and nruo 81 feet, Ito a point
ION the South Inc OF said North one-hslf
North East one-fonrth. twelve rods East
lof the South West corner Of sail tract
thence West to tho place Of beginning
Twelve III rods. containing eight thirty
seven onc-hun0redth arrcs, more or less.
lanh part Of tho South East quarter OF
said section 25. in said township and
range, bounded AZ follows, viz beginning
at tho centor Of said section, thence East
to The German grave yard, thence South
No he North side Of tho town plat Of
lHaysvillo. thence West 20 the half mile
limo dividing said section North and
South, thence North to the place Of be.
ginning, containing six acres, moro or
less
TERMS OF SALE:-Onc-third of the
lpurchasc money TO be paid in cash, the
residue in two cqua! payments al nine
and eighteen months deferred payments
TO nc secured by notice, bearing six per
Iccnt. interest from date, waving benefit
81 valuation laws, with good freehold
surety 10 the approval Of the adminisira-
Itrix. Sale TO begin At 10 o'clock. A. M.
EIw,EFTH BACIIFR, Adm'x.
TRkYLoR 4 HUNTER, Atty's.
June 20, 1890 -fw.
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastOrla



Halls Haps mud Mishaps.
There Is some sickness but no faia'
cases yct reported.
Wheat harvest is now on hand. and
promises 10 DC a fair yield, both ~
quality and quantity.
Tho an qnariorlv meeting Of tho NJ
II. church at Roberts chapel was well az
tended. the rain on Sunday caused 2
@hor; intermissinn in brother Wards dis
course. while tho congregation moved
IRON Inc grove 10 the church honse, hn|
he flushed up the sermon IN good siytd
The subject OF his discourse was lhlldei'|
ltv. ,st. Honest IniiAelity, end. Willu|
l,n.ideli,v. which was very instructive.
There has nccn qu'ic y stir 10 iAc real
estate business up here 81 late, the booiI
lp~rinripsliy being the girnripus oAi-ioUf
Tor tho grand old Deno rattle Ticket til'
IAN. which will Snuw nnutrr The Z q.
land bury tue X. NJ. b. A. patty bastard
Ticket.
There was qnitea breeze stirred up a
Tho crarferl, conferences, nv pnc N ~
l~nfiici.i memhrrs getting nF hi- ciuhA
presumably tor The iark IT proper q
lcorum he expanded to such preponicr-
ous proportions, il was nneeeo1afy 4
nave him taken 10 latoka river ~ nel'
In tho water three hours tor him 70 COO
OF: now he feels and looks hostof ncx
time bruddcr Dick don't lot old Mel
get the better Of You.
The correspondent who signs 81 10
Friend OF las, week. Il somewhat mixet
til locating ST. lor sunday school, y
Saving II l. in jefferson township. \
The will confer with Tho average ~ yea
lold school child, il will tell him i l. u
lHal township, hnt alright, we kno"
who you are. aud will pardon you ~
your mistake. but YOU had a. we'll sIgnes
Your name Dick-iiicbards.
The frequent and continued rain ~
caused much delay III farm work, u.
The appearance is now Tor iair ~calher
aud the average farmer i smiling a.
lover Ills face. ii the fond nopc =
l~plenty Of sunshinc Tor The next tei
DAYS. 20 farmers may gather their whoa
isr aud ciram their corniiells. o. we So
in many fields the corn sanding on up
toes looking over the tops OF weeds ans
bushes. following murder, take me gu
OF here! CLARENCE
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Are you troubled with coras or bunlons3
If so, let Ne give yoa 4 little advice. Pare
down as closely as possible without
drawing lipol; then soak them m warm
water 70 soften them, and Apply. Ihamper-
iasn's Pain Balm twice daily, rubbing thcr
vigorously lor q fcv minutes At cacn appii-
cation. A corn plaster should be worn for
n few DAYS TO protec: them from the shoe,
A. n rrncra. linimcnt for srrains, bruises,
back. or rheumatiam, Pain Balm ls All
that cnn bc desired. % cent bottles for sale
Ian j. Il. Salb's drugstore. 4
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TOur cifizens shonll turn out num-
cronsly ~ ne commencement exercises
nf tho Jasper Cnllcre at tho Opcra
House Tonight. We publish the Pro-
gram below. and it viii be aeon il
promises 4 delightful entertainment.
PROGRAM.
FART 4.
"Coniincntai Gnards"-March-C0 Col
lins. jasper Star Orchestra.
Salntat0ry-"Dnr First Aitcmpt'-
Gur. Gra~rnclspncher.
Tho Tyr0lcsc and Ills Child
Andrew Friedman.
"Homa Circle c--Schlcpc-
grcll. Orchestra.
.KrSG ALFRED" DRAMA is FOUR ACTS.
AcrI.
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The Louisville and 81. Louis Air Limo
rill sell round srip tickets ~ all stations
on July ard and 4th. 10 points on iis line
AZ ono farc. This ratio will include Lou
isvilc, Ks. AMI &. Louis, Mo-. Tickcss
will be- good returning until July eNh'
inclusive, aud may be purchased al any
81 the regular ticket Offices Of This corn
pany. Tickets good on all passenger
trains o, dates mentioned.
jos. s. OmoESE. q. L. a.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
Notice TO I;yery body.

NY wife. Johanna Buchart. having lef'
.ac without any due cause or provoca'
ton. ] hereby warn all persons not <
harbor her. or trust her on my account
AZ | viii pay no debts Of her contracting
nor he responsible for her expense
while absent from my horne. Of any kisI
whatever. JosEPn BUCuART |
June 9th. 1890 -cw.
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cAsr on ~cnAnAcTERs.

icrs. etc.
"Silvcr Bclls.-Overturc--Schlcpe-
grell. Orchestra
1Kinr Alfrcdr-Drama--Acf II.
@Friendship- Trombone Solo--Iar-
rIs. M r. Durianf.
"King Aifrelr-Drama--Act III.
ia File dn Rcgiment-Douizctti
Orchestra.
liking Alfrrd'--Drama--Act Nv.
ALWAYS Iiappy"--Song aud Danced
"Cornets Lcap"--Galop.
Collins, Orchestra.
Observation-Disclosures
FART n.
my Cottage Homc"-So and Chorns
w. IL. White, Conrad krcmpp aud
College Chorus.
"noNEsTy IS THE BEsT Policy"
FARCE IN \ ACT.
Mr.. Drown, Aiphonsns Carrico
Phelim O'Fiynn, Edward Arnold
Just 4 Trile"-Trombono So.o--ilsr-
Tls. ". X. Durlanf
valcdictoFy -Educaiion"-Joh }.
Eackov.
INSTRUMENTATION, Orchestra.
Address 10 the Sludcnts--Rev. Cyrin
Thomas. o. 5. u.
Distribution Of Medals aud Premiums.
.Dio Weisse Damc"--Sclection--
Soliga, Orche-trs.
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COUNTY FINANCES
STATE or az.
DunoIs Co UNI

STATE OF INDIA%1
DunoIs Cofs7i
County COMMISSIONER Report 3
~difion OF County I;evcnncj q
county. ~ found from tht ~
the County Auditor. for theAiis,g
ending May 3ist, 1890.
RECEIPTS.
Bal. on hand, June Let, 1889, 81
Faxes. ~
fury fees.
nailif,
Specific and Redemption Of
Landa, !
Costs q Change Of Venue,
ro.,,. - sua
EXPENDITURES.
Assessing md Board Of ~
Equan zafion, W
Public Building. ~
Bridges aud bitches, "
County Uiliccrs, ~
Insane, u
POO, III
Specific, 4
Criminals, ~
Roads aud Highways i
Records aud Stationery, u
|Jurors, u
Printing, /
YTax Rcfnnied,
Tp0or Farm, 4
I Election Expense.
benevolent Institutions,
lCoroner's Inqucsis,
Board Of Ifoaith,
Comfy superintendent,
Redemption " Lands,
School, Fund,
Change OF vcnnc, Il
Damages, 5. Y. L.,
Enumeration,
Poor Soldiers,
DailifTs,
sa]
Balance on hand, III
81
Witness our hands rs Comfy
missioncrs, this 9TH day Of juno
JAcoR j. ALLIES,
Au.UsT II. koERSfh
CONRAD jackie.
County Commissioners Duoo'
Juno 13. 1907 81.
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Boone Township Trustees
Notice.

THE undersigned, Trustee OF Boone
! township, Dubois county, hereby
gives notice that he will attend 10 all
business pertaining 70 the Office OF Trus-
tee, AT his residence ! miles South-c cast
Of PortcrsvilIc, on Saturdays OF each
week, and requests all persons having
township business to present II ~ Sat
Citizens desiring book. FROM
the Township Library, are notified that
the Library IL Kept hy VIM. NciIarris,
Ia por,crsvillc.
HENRY y BRElDLNDAvCi,T 4. u. To.
Nay IS, lSs8-iy.
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A Weekly Mauo-;,

Is really what The YoUTH's COMPANION f. IL
publishes each year as much matter "a the
four-dollar mOnthlies. and is illustrated by the
same artists. 1t Is an educator in every home
and always an entertaining and wholesome
companion. II has unique place in Ameri.
can family life; If you do not know it. YOU
for the small sum of Sl.75 a year. The 5rics
sent nov will entitle you to the paper to Janu-
The YOUTHS COMPANION, Boston, Mass.
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the merchant marine is itself not over
sensitive. In old times it was as Ter
to select total novelties, and supersti-
tons were more respected; but nova
days 1t would be almost as idle to at
tempt to look up all the former uses of
proposed naval name as to make a
study OF the comparative good and
ill fortune of name to he given to a
child. A happy instance of challenge
to omens has occurred in the naming
of the splendid new racer, City of
Paris.
AS to the selection of names, it is
subject in our navy to statutes, which
prescribe that vessels of certain ratings
shall be called after cities or rivers or
states, as the case may be, while Others
are governed in this respect by official
choice. These statutes may not always
have been strictly observed, or at all
events there has been some apparent
confusion through the different classif.
cation of ironclads and other vessels,
tonnage measurement, being applied to
the former and tonnage displacement to
the latter. But the selection of the
names Of cities and states has in general
followed the statute requirements in the
new steel fleet. No doubt vessels like
the San Francisco, the Newark and the
Chicago, whose names have never before
been used in the naval service, although
frequent enough in the merchant marine
will find very much the same fortune
as the Boston, Philadelphia and Balti-
more, and for all, let it be hoped, good
luck surpa sses the bad.
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He Must Be In Love.

There is a man living in Hartford,
Conn.,. who deserves tie prize for alb
sent-mindedness. A few days ago he
was having his boots BACKED bv an
Italian street bootblack. Just as the
job was finished and the gcttleman had
picked out nickel from his purse an
acquaintance STEPPED up and began
talking. The gentleman absent mind
cdIy put the nickel in his pocket and
gave the purse to the bootblack, who
seized it and disappeared. The purse
contained 81. Is. Since that time the
Italian has been asked t. give it up but
refused. 50 the gentleman had him ar
rested. Chicago Herald.
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Cured Of His Sleepiness.

The recent railroad disasters, says the
Chicago Herald, has recalled a number
of stories regarding the carelessness OF
engineers and other men in the opera.
ting department of railroads. An old
railroader was telling recently of the
time when he used to be conductor of a
freight train. 1t was his mist fortune to
have an abnormally lazy engineer, who
would so to sleep on the sill ghtest
provocation. Whenever the train was
sidetracked to wait the passage of an
express train the engineer would lie
down on his seat in the cab, prop his
feet up against the boiler head and go
fast asleep. He would remain that way
until the noise of the flying express
awoke him. Then he would yawn and
prepare to pull out. The boys in the
train crew did not like this. ''Why
can't he stay awake and watch for sig
mails as we do2" asked one of them one
night, as the long train was on a siding
waiting for the arrival of mo
g." "Well, why don't you see
that he keeps awake2" asked the
old railroader, who was in charge of
the train. II WILL" said the brake
man. With the assistance of the other
boys he firmly set the brakes along the
train and then hung a red lantern from
the roof of the engine cab so that it
was hanging in front of the window
just in front of the slumbering engi-
neer. These preparations made he put
his foot on the old-fashionei crank
whistle and there was an awful shrek.
The engineer jumped up and saw the
red light. Confused for the moment
he thought he was about to run into the
rear end of another train, so he reversed
his engine and jumped into the ditch,
nearly breaking his neck. OF course
the engine did not move a peg. The
boys were all back in the way car by
this time, and when the sleepy engineer
recovered himself and limped up out of
the ditch he thought he must have been
dreaming. However, he lost a years
growth and never went to sleep at his
post after that. He was cured.
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Hypnotlsm seems likely to be the com.
ing lad IN London, though certainly il
Will be one of a more scientific and
justly interesting character than most OF
the subjects of recent popular interest.
A congress of European hypnotists was
recently held in Paris, and was eminent.
ly successful.
Dr: Edison sums up the etiology of ty.
Pnoid fever in the following words
FIRST, typhoid fever never infects the at.
mosphere; second, it never arises de noco;
and third, the causes of the disease, in
order OF their frequency, are as follows
First, infected water; second, infected
milk; third, infected ice; fourth, digital
Infections; fifth. infected meat.
The Babylonian expedition sent out
last year by the University of Pennsylva-
MIA in charge of DR.. John P. Peters dis.
covered the only authentic document
known OF m-Sin, King of Niffer,
who reigned $3.50 B. C. It is a STAMP
made of burned clay, which was used to
stamp on the bricks for his buildings the
name and titles of this ancient monarch.
An antiseptic whiting has been recent
ly introduced and is recommended by the
makers for hospitals, ships. stables, ken
nels, ETC., in order to keep them free
from insects. The compound, which ap-
pears to contain some camphor, is also
useful for cleaning silver plate and arti-
Giles OF domestic use. The aroma is said
to be not unpleasant, while the COM
pound is non -poisonous and will not in.
jure colors.
The lightness of snowflakes is the re-
suit OF their surface being so great when
compared with their volume, and is ac-
counted for in some degree by the large
quantity of air amid their frozen parti-
Giles. Snowaskes contain about nine
times as many volumes of air, entangled,
SO to speak, among their crystals, as they
contain water. Very fine and lightly
deposited snow occupies about twenty
four times as much space as water, and is
from ten to twelve times lighter than an
equal bulk of that fluid. ,
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The Forest Flower

Life is sweet, o forest flower!
In your leaf encircled bower,
Gentle breezes sing to thee,
Bird and bee are company,
As, with song or noisy hum,
In the summer days they coma
Morn or even brings its dew,
Priceless bounty unto you,
Safely guarded. hour by hour,
Life is sweet, o forest flower!
Life is pure, o forest flower.
When the rain drops are your dover,
Dropping, dropping, one by one,
Till their blessed work is done.
Winds bear on your sweet perfume,
Outward from the forest gloom,
Where the grassy meadows are,
Over hill and mountain far,
IT'S your gift of soothing power.
Lite is pure, o forest flower.
j. B. ". Wright in Picayune
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A lOc smoke for 5c-"Tansill's Punch
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A New Kind Of Insurance

Has b en- put in operation by the manufacture
Medical Discovery" and "Favorite Prescrip-
ton are sold by druggists under the manu-
tacturers positfrs guarantee. Either benefit
)r a complete cure is thus attained, or money
paid for these medicines is returned. The GER
tificate of guarantee given IN connection with
sale of these medicines Is equivalent to a policy
Of insurance. The Golden Medical Discov-
whatever cause arising, skin and scalp dis
eases. scrofuous sores and swellings. The
"FavOrite Prescription" cures all those de-
rangemsnts and weaknesses peculiar to wo-
men.
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HUMOROUS.

The railroad tie is no four in. hand.
The waiter girl is different from .
poet. She is not born; she is maid to
order.
The highest grade of impudence-tc
wait In an umbrella shop for a shower
to pass over.
BE not quick to anger, but if you are
chased by a mad bull take offence as
quickly as you can.
1t makes no difference whether or
not bad poetry is written on both sides
of sheet of paper.
Guard-Sir, if you want to smoke in
this carriage you must either get out or
throw your cigar away.
Little Annette-''Mother. do please
buy me new doll; my old one is quite
ashamed when asked its age"
Teacher: What great event occurred
in 1878. Small Boy (after a pause):
Please, Mann 1 was born then.
1t is instinct that prompts a girl who
knows nothing of the world to ask to
drive when you strike lonely road.
A sure sign that the door bell is 90
ing to ring: When you are the only one
in the house and are in the bathtub.
Young men hunting heiresses should
remember that 'NIiss Fortunes mover
come singly." You have to marry 'em.
The man who kicked a collector out
of his office remarked that if he couldn't
foot mis- bills one way he would an other.
If you save one cent day; Ebenezer,
you will not have to lose friend at the
end of the year by trying to borrow a
dollar from him.
Regirald-'T have a vague idea
Grosvenor Gnterrupting-"What that
is positive Improvement Let me
congratulate you"
Rather Rough.-"You are gowingi
1t seems to me that my society is not
enough for you" ION the contrary, it
is too much for me-"
Author-I always test my sketches
by reading them to my wife. Friend
All, yes-and you use those she likesa
Authorize, those she doesn't.
The lay of the poet and the lay of the
hen differ in several important features,
and none more signally than in the
with which the lay of the hen
is convertible into hard cash.
''Do you remember how ten years
ago in this very place you offered your
self to met" "Oh, yes, and you re-
fused me-" ~ have been reconsider.
ing the matter" 80 have l."
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A White Peacock.

The Geological Society of London
has just received white peacock. This
bril- preserves the markings which dis
tinguish the species, particularly tho
large cyc-lisc spots on the tail feathers.
Tnc effect of these spots is most re-
narkable. The a:e exactly like the
ri. en- on a damask tab c-..0:A.
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Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh Thai
Contain Mercury

AS mercury will surely destroy the sense of
tenn when entering it through the mucous srr.
faces such articles should never be usesl Az
ceps on prescriptions from reputable phys
the good you can possibly derive from them
HaIIs Catarrh Cure. manufactured by r. j :
Cheney 4 Co. Toledo. O., contains no mer.
curry, ana Is taken internally. and acts direct
system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure
you get the genuine. It is taken internallv
and made In Toledo, Ohio by f. j. Cheney &
70 Sold by Dru ygists, price 75c. Der b,ttle.
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Oregon, tine Paradise of Farmers.

Mild, equable climate, certain and abund-
ant crops. Best fruit, grain, grass and stock
country in the world Full information free,
Adreess Oregon Im'igrat'n Board, Portland.
Ore. ,
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MeSmerlsm in Surgery.

There may be more in mesmeri SIN
now called by pnotism-than the medi.
cal fraternity generally arc ready to ad =.
NIT. Medicine under modern devotion.
ments, says London journal. has been
so engrossed with the fascinating theory
that mind is function of matter that il
has quite forgotten to discuss the posi- :.
bility of the converse and equally fas-
cinating hypothesis that matter is a
function of mind.
A severe operation has jus. been con.
cluded in Paris on young woman d ur.
ing mcsmeric trance. In the Hotel
Dieu the patient was subjected by a
Paris surgeon to Il painful cutting oper-
alton 'Of the class called daneero
and requiring great delicacy of manipu.
lation, she being at the time "wholl7
insensiblc to pain, showing no sign of
suffering, aud awakening'-not from
an anasthetic of the ordinary kind,
but from a mesmeric sleep-"wholly
oblivious of what had taken place."
These and?ike experiments are unmis.
taxable evidences that the medical pro-
fession is awakening to the possibility
of establishing under the banner of the
nineteenth century science the essence
of the ancient doctrine of the sup-a.
macy OF mind.
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Don't hawk, hawk. and blow. blow, disgust
Ing everybody, but use DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy.
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IL afflicted with sore eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Ihompsons Eye Water. Druggists sell at
Csc per bottle.
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The Mothers Friend, used a few weeks
before confinement, lessons the pain and
makes labor quick and comparatively easy.
Sold by all Druggists.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-01-03

son some weeks ago. As | have stated
before, Dakota Maids breeding can new
er be substantiated. Mason bred her;
myself broke her. Her dam was a bay
mare brought here by an emigrant; was
worked on farm, but was quite a good
road mare. The dam of st. Arnzte Horse
was brought here from Canada by her
owner, st. Arntze, a Frenchman from
tell me that she was sired by little sor-
rel, white-legged, motley-hanked stallion
called Little Cock or Little Ruster. He
was owned in Lower Canada somewhere,
but | never learned where. The sire of
the st. Arntze Horse was gray horse
brought from Canada by Mr.. Robar.
He claimed HIM to be of st. Lawrence
stock. Mr.. Robar is now, | think, some
where in Canada. He has son, Fred, at
the Merchants Hotel, Omaha, Neb., who
might know something about the gray
Canada. This country was all Canadian
French 20 or 30 years ago. They say
that the little stallion that sired the dam
of the st. Arntze Horse was brought to
the States and could trot i'm 22l, but
that was rather fast 30 or 40 years ago.
Dakota Maid was foaled, think, in 1865.
She had white feet and white strip in
the face and also the motley flank. Her
with white legs.
Yours very truly,
II. T. KNEEBs.