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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1891-01-08
To Tax Celibates in France.

NJ. Jules Simon has been giving his
opinion on the proposal to tax French
celibates. The total number in France,
counting from the age of twenty-four to
forty-nine, is 1914, 18O, and out OF that
number there are 1.750,OO0 young
women. He proposes that if the law is
voted the tax on the celibates shall not
apply to ladies. 1t is probable, he says,
that vast number of ladies in question
have not been asked to change their
state of single blessedness. and it would
be obviously unfair to punish them for
what in reality was the fault OF others.
NJ. Jules Simcn asks that the whole
brunt of the law be directed against the
unfortunate 2, 1928, 4s0 men whom hs con-
siders to be excellent material for
taxation, Many politicians ask Why the
limit Of age should ston At tors ina. 8
Pail Mall Ga2a
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1891-01-08
His WIG Was ~ Home.

"Ten days for vagrancy."
''But your Honor, wasn't eommittin'
no such crime"
''You are found guilty Of having no
visible means Of support"
But can't help that, your Honor.
I'm too poor to take me wife travelin'
with me. "-Harper's Bazar.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1891-01-08
FIrst-C,Iasa 81 &c ~.

81 was very curious to know you, very
curious" she gushed
tim more shan fIattered. he re-.
turned"
eyes, I'm very fond of any thing odd
or strange. and lnY husband told ma YOU
naada rss
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1891-01-08
THE JAILER AND THE PRISONER.


A Prisoner in County Jail one day
sent for the Jailer and Made Bitter
complaint as to the Treatment, Saying
that his bed was Poor, his fare Bad, and
that he was Obliged to Associate with
Thieves and Robbers.
well! well!' replied the Jailer, but
who are your
Names Johnson"
"And What are you in here for?"
STEALING $40, 900"
''Then by What Right do you com.
plain?'
because l Stole Enough to make it
an Object for the Victims to Compound
and let me out, which they soon will do.
These other Chaps stole just Enough to
Make it an object to Prosecute them to
the Full extent of the Law"
MORAL: He settled for $4,000, and
the victims of his Theft begged his Par
don and hoped they had not put him to
too much Trouble.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1891-01-08
ruE ,possuM ANp rHE sage.


A 'Possum who had carefully Surveyed
himself in the clear Waters of a Pool
came to the conclusion that Something
ought to be Done. He therefore HE'D
himself to a Sage and said;
30, Sage, look at me and tell me What
you Think of my Personal Appearance
Can ever Become Handsome?'
Never"
''Will always be as Homely as am
now?"
"You always will"
"But can't do something's
"You can. Go into Partnership with
the Hedgehog and the Sloth. They
are so Much Homelier than you are that
you will Show off by comparison.
MORAL: Plain Looking Women
ad pied this Idea Hundred years ago.
Detroit Free Press.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1891-01-08
AMERICAN FABLES.
Not Quite as Good as Esop's Tales But
just as Practical.
THE FLY AND THE SPIDER.

THE FLY AND THE SPIDER.
A Fly who was wandering around the
house Suddenly found himself Stuck on
a sheet of Fly-paper, and after Many
vain Exertions to Recover his Liberty
he called to the Spider:
"NIy Friend, if you do not help me
nm Undone!
"But don't you see, My Dear Fellah,
that if I rescued you from your peril it
would be only to Eat you?"
MORAL: If you Refuse to pay the Doc
tor you will fall in the hands of the
Lawyer.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-01
RINGSLD.
BY METROPOLITAN 1879,

Son Of Ryslyk's Hambletonian.
Dam, JOETTE, by Blood Chief, 792 Sire of Fan
ME Robinson, zo14.
Metropolitan. by Rysdyk's Hambletonian, lam
HyacInth by Volunteer, grandam Lara, dam of
Dexter and Dictator, by Seely's American Star
Metropolitan is acknowl eged to be one Oft the hest
and by many the very hes bred stallion ever toa-
ed. Hisful sister Reina Victoria, sold at the Nc
Ferran sale for S7,oa5 highest price ever paid for
a brood mare at public sale Two hllies by Metro
politan, neither Of which were ever hOoEed sing e
sold at public sale for s. .}2s averaging Sd62 So
Blood Chief, by Blood's BLACK Hawk dam Miss
Duncan by SCOTS Highlands 7, grandam by Ara.
tus, sd dam by Timoleon Blood Chief sired Woo.
ley Jim 20 Fannie Robinson 2ol4 and Chief
az. Blood's Black Hawk sired the dams of Won
a rniin I9H and AlmCnt, Jr., 2 70 and grandam OF
Belle Brasheld a. and Protiene 2 IS.
Ringold is I5l2 hands high and extremely fine
and stylish. VIII make the season Of 'oI at my
stable at Morelapd, miles North of Hus tonville
on the Hustonville and Danville pike at SO To
Insure Living Colt. Lien retained on an
colts. lfmare il rebred TO another horse traded
money will be due. Grass furnished at S. so per
month Care taken to prevent accidents or escapes
but responsibility should any occur
have employed o. A. Hoover Of Kingsville Pa.
to drive for me this season lie has put 0 horses in
the 90 list | have a splendid track and will han
die few horses besides my az reasonable pri-
ces. For particulars address,
I3-am W. 5. WIGHAM, Moreland. Ky.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-01
BelleVieW Stock Farm,
Season of 1891.
BELLEVIEW WILKES 1894.
I'd :a3 a
in the LIS N IN
o
First dam Casse dan II Beneve~w hike
oH
by
,s &C. e = an
Bin O
o.
~
OF
erS ant the o q az
CLAM adi tina $ spe
produd
Hamblonan Mambrno Ch~t
la TeTe fn,I ,uot to
n $ &c b
shorts n n the h oer t
mac eore ~ n o. only rec "
h o n a q
Bele,ew
At $50 Cash, with the usual Return Privilege.
Ito
Il A BOWMAN,
b give = o
obtaining ecor OF 2zoorb D. AS ~.
> MAPLE SHADE BREEDING FARM. K
f. P FAULCONER, Danvile, Boyle County, Ky
ABDALLAH MAMBRINO 37I5 500 the Season.
HAVELOK sIsI, $50 Insure.
QJININE 5. uo4s, $40 tn Insure.
TURNER SHETLAND PONY, $40 to Insure.

0 aIoI
M 2s5andoth with 6t $50
2,brhr O Ann rarS
4 o., = -,
other t nertS
AcryonaI 81 a5Gol dn od2Io1 rome E
etc.
Gsne II,M
g %
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The Small Sum of $3.50,
Young Jack
Geo. Dictator $500.
STANDARD Rule o }

Sired by Dictator IIs (sire of Jay. Eye See 10
Phalas ? Is14, Director n and 20 others in the
90 list
Second dam Norma, by Alexander Norman IS
Third dam Young Twyman mare, by Occur dc
Leon ,Hevis.)
Almont 80 (sire OF Fanny Witherspoon I6l4
Piedmont IN and IS others in 30, also sire
OF the dams OF Aiabaster, years IS, J. b.
Richardson 2I7H, Catchny 2ISA. Hinder
Wilkes zoH, Acoyte and 81 in the charm
ed circle by Abdalah IS; fst dam Sally Ander-
son by Mambrino Chief II; ed dam Kate by
Pilot Jr IA.
Norman as sire of Lula I43I, May Queen 20, of
the dams Of Norvd 7I71s, Mormon Medium
40, etc. by Morse Horse o; Ist dam Socum
uare, S. I. b. by Magnum Bonum.
Dictator, the SIRE of George Dictator, for many
years languished IN obscurity and really
err had a chance at the stud until he came to
Kentucky; then u years old and having up to
that time but 80 foaS and at 20 had less than
foals, and only few of them were out CT well
bred mares Few stations impart more specific
has descendants, and besides they have emp
rance combined with level heads He is the
sire Of % in the or better list. trotters and
PAGERS. The trotters are headed by Jay Eye
See 10, Phallas "a, Director ~. We do
not know another stallion that has three1 such
sons with the same speed and number OF heats
trotted Jay Rye See has 50 heats better than
90, Director 81 and PhallaS IS, a total OF IoS
heats in 80 or better.
The returns Of this years trottng will show
that Dictator not only breeds on through his sons
and daug hters, but also his grandsons putting
a number Of horses in the 80 list. His son, Col.
Hambrick, has 2, Commander /, Dick Loomer 1,
Director o, Junus |, Phallas 2 Pretender Z, Re
porter 1, Delneator and Endymion 1. Ten sons
sired 10 trotters.
His daughteA promise to make great brood
mares They have produced Brown, Ebert, Con-
dola Keller Thomas, Evening Star. Garnet, Last
Chance, Nancy Hanks, Northwest, NictoriaWikes
Matte Solomon and Williams. Marget S. by Direc-
tor has a record Of r7l4 and Macy Hanks has
a record of IA y, third heat made in a race, and
Zha h.an aaFaa sra a hnl
lamont by Phalas has put the list, Phalla.
mont Girl ? 27k Phallene 2 20 and Nirginius
3sL.-Live STOCK Record.
George Dictator "a tack stallion, IS hands }
high, foaled in 1854, is a handsome fellow aud viii
certainly sire extreme speed. He was bred for a
great stock horse He will stand
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-01
STEVE WALKER,

At $1,000 20 Insure a Living Colt. He is
brown lack with WI lite points, years old ia June
and full "a hands high. He was. sired by Aken's
King William he by King Philip. First dam a
Black satin jennet she was sired BY King Phillip;
I'D dam by Morsoastie, he by Jun Porter This
Of his colts have sold for SIoo at weaving time
Money due when the colt is foaled or mare part
ed with; lien retained I'LL the money IS PAD.
p LOGAN, Owner.
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At $50 to Insure o Living Colt.
KING HUCKDEN
VIII stand at same place
At $40 to Insure a Living Colt.

He is bright bay WITHOUT airy white, is Is%
hands high, fine name and tail, Of fine action and
is a natural saddle horse; by Silver King the
great premium horse. First dam by Imp. Buck
den; "a dam by Denny's Drennon cd dam by
Fillmore. Fillmore a great show horse in his
day. He was by Montgomtry's Whip and out Of
a mare by Frank, thoroughbred.
Mares kept at reasonable rates but not res ponsi.
Bile for escapes or accidents,
A. NJ. PENCE, Stanford, XIV
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-01
w allace Denmark,

Is rich Mahogany bay, 81 hands high. heavy
name and tail Is stuctly tue aud tancy. u both
material aud peasant ssddier, breeds fancy and
when quietly driven in harness goes like a truttet.
Tie high tail ,tyc on both sides TO the third gen-
etdtioni II backed by thoroug hhTeis both sides
making HIM very active and spriehty IN gait, m
torn and finish psrtcct model lie was sircd by
Sunpter Denmark, he by Goddard Denmark, hc
by Games n Cromweil's Denmark. he hy the race
horse Denmark he by Imp. llcdgctord. lis first
dam was sired by SIR Wallace, he by Todhuuiers
Sir Wallace, he by SIR Albert, thoroug hbrcd, I'd
dam by Nrgimus dam of -Nirgirius by Iuuhy.
thoroug hlrcdI he by the celebrated Mason
Nhpp, 81 dam Waipp mare.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-01
TOM ROBINSON,

Son OF " "rrr Denmark above. 1T HFm hy Mil
ler's Den usta. hi,dRu i'r-. 10 i1a 'v Mont
gone rvs tlNrr, 80 dana by Uid Dtruu o.. Iom
il fine shaped hrr.,. black Nth heavy name and
tail, ga rapd, l-u. D.. . u. u.sl sa4G Ct anJ has
proven huurrlt p itp., ar,vr,r
The above ,t.u. ,..'I mas. be ,rl..u Il tayt q
my farm Is ir.IHs from hustuuNlIc, near Car tu-
ters stats &C.. .EI vail u- ltTt.et 10 serve mares
bV the tn.uf-n,r
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-01
$12.50 to Insure Living Colt

Description and Pedigree Silver Tip is NEE
bay with fine name and tail hind ankles white and
we think will make a great show horse.
He was sired by the premium saddle horse, Sill
King. he by On Time, he by Stonewall jack
Silver Kings dam .Mollie Mounce sired by
Cabbell's Lexington; ed dam by Young America,
he by Tayler's Messenger
Silver fps first dam was by Skeedaddle, Nor
ris's famous saddle horse, he by Oliver, ne by
Wagner
Skeedaddle's Ist dam Medoc, ed dam Trumpet
er sd dam Aratus.
Silver Tips ID dam was by Red Lion.
Mares kept at reasonable rates but no response
bilty tor accidents escapes.
Mares parted with forfeits insurance. Lien re
tanned on colts for season.
BEAZLEY BROS,
Stanford. Ky.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-01
DORSEY GOlDDUST.

Tins young roadster stallion is an inbred Cold
dust Foaled IA Apu, 1857, Is a bayfull Is hand
speedy and uneNccilsd ln style. acton, hntsa and
diS position
Fnll brother to Estel e. trial satt =. Cor me. 1.
year-old ri j % and M"utrosc, the speedy and
premium colt # Us. Sired by LilCaadi Goiddust
400 fby Golddust $50 bv Vermont Morgan.
Clo'cr related 20 Maud ), ? o5' aud Johnston.
ooi4 than any other stallion, the rst year old
stallion 10 rot IN public as Fast As %, sire Of
Cigarette. dam Of Rosahnd wilkes the fastest
mare of the W Ike, family record t4H: Whrl-
Wind q, Fannie Golddust, gSi a. Estelle , D. ,
Dam Florence, dam Il Este.lc a. 4, By Golden
lingo Chief s)n Of Gait Lumct Morgan.
over 500 Of the p I1 performers have = strong
infusion Of Goiddust and Morgan b ord
Dorsey Golidust AL make the present season
at my place "a mi Is from STAFFORD on the hus-
ton VIC pIke.
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T.TvTr
AAA~kNG slg-Fa

son Ut Wallace Denmark above, - ..nut,6d
black IS hands ~ inches high, heavy mace auj
tau, ct good weight and fine style, slsts ,l uvN.
MAY and = a very promising saddle colt
fedlgtVe.-tirst drm hv Ntd~'tr; "a dow UY
Su wallace, As given above, Nidetty Hy \lndcA
he lay Hoods Black Hawk, he 10y oil RlaCk ha4.
NintcN' at dam by MHmhaIuo CHEZ, 81 dam hy
BAY Messenger: al dam hy CanuunS Mhipp.
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Our Fine Premium Station,
RANDALL,
viii make the season of 1891 At our Livery Stable
in LondoG,
At $40 to Insure a Living Colt.

Randall j. beautiful bay, I64 hands high and
foaled in 1855.
HIS rst dam Zpka by Hiawatha, he by Imp. Al
bion; "a dam by NambriDo Messenger Sd dam by
Downing Messenger. 4th dam by Noung's Jeff
erSou, pager; Sth cam by Hunts Commodore.
lie was sired hy Messenger Chief Ir., BY Mes
senger Chief sire Of Maud Messenger Isl A; Ist
dam Jennie Elmo go; ID dam by Ma4nbrino Mes
sengCr; cd dam by Nambrino Chief 4th dam by
LAMP. Napoleon.
Messenger Chief was sired by Abdallah Pilot; Ist
dam by Mambrno Messenger; I'D dam hy NAM
brine Chief, 81 lie sired Maud Messenger tol e.,
Abel a. Marvel 2 u.s. Manning IA A. Robert
II record :. tral 1idi 1, and other fast ones.
Abdaah Pilot wa, sired hy Aexauder's Ahdal.
lah; Ist dam by BiandIna by MamhTinO Chief. lie
sired Pickarj ? Isl Z. Red i'm and others.
Colts viii stand tor the season. We assume no
responsibility for accidents, but an care will be
taken to avoid them.
IS W II. JACKSON & CO.,
London, XIV.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-01

This trotting and combined stallion will make
the season Of 1891 AZ my stable at Millcdgevlle
Description aud Pedigree Waterloo is a black.
y hands high, weighs I,1oo pounds, magnificent
style aud acton aud Is sure oal gctter his prog
eny combining speed aud hr>t. class saddle quail
ties lie has a record Of a..
tie iShy kichelieu he by Mambrino Chief, he
BY M.mhrlno Paymaster, he by Mambrno, hr by
Imp. Messenger.
First dam Helm mare by Ray Messenger, he by
HarpinuS, he by Hamhletonnn, he by Imp Mes
scugor, al dam Red Bird. by Cannon Whip b. by
p lackburu's Whip, be hv Imp. Whip, he hv Sal
tram, dam by Herod 81 dam a thoroug hhrcd u are
by Imp Diomede. Bay Messengers dam was out
Of full blooled Messenger mare and by Imp
Rockingham Natcrloo's dam by Helms York
shire. he by Imp Yorkshire. dam by Wcisigcr's
Bcl,haf1ar: ~ dam by Kossuth; Il dam the noted
saddle mare owned by Joe HELM aud anerward by
y. T. Lee. Waterloo will stand
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-01

At s. to 'nsute living colt Joe il red jack. 8
years old la't October, full i5 hands high, II fine
style aud action; bred by the late Peyton Enforce,
OF Lincoln count :, and has double cross ~ lin
Porter. fot Information as to his breeding. call
on VIM. Gooch, Of Lincoln, or J, =. Embrec. oi
Madison.
or mare traded OF.
{. NJ SPOONAMORE
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-01

our year oid. black with white points. ~ hands
high and a'I.m dandy. " "a So 10 insure h,,ny
colt due Oct Der at, tass, when mare is parte.i
With.
Lexington peu'rafA tee viii be due ~hcn coli
- tualci nr Har, q, Y.rttd p.tl N.rts l.rt AZ q,
e. month owners ti-.. 30, .,it a Glove iu.rss-
tpi OF M} stoes. I.a lENl~.
Shclb, Ciy.ky
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$50 to Insure a Living Colt.
BROWN JIM.


Sired by Voltaire o8s. first dam BY Lc,ngtos
Iheh {8i ID dam by Mambrno Choristef: nj
d'n Lazy Ntanhope, grandam OF Rosa Wilkes
2 "a and simmons b. by Hambletonian 30
Not.lre 2oA Lby iattleT 900, dam Young Por-
ia by MambrLo Chief n; I'd dam by Rocbuck
dam Nellie by Alden Go dsnith Who made a rec
9td IN $500 OF l9f. lattler, Noltaire's sire, bv
rllot j.. dam leiltale by lebanon, son OF Medoc,
sired indianapolis -, Rumor 2 40 SANDER
? 28% and Noltaire 2otf and his sons Abbott I'm,
di"haPolis, kumor, Tattler. Jr. and Voitaire are
an sires OF performers IN 90 Pilot Jr. a. sire
OF attier Is well known being OF the grand.
dueihg Maud ): oSk, Jay Eye Sec 40 aud a
hoSt OF Others Of note. Lexington Chief SO, sire
OF brown ms dam, IS by Kentucky Clay to4;
Jam Lady Warheld by Mambrlno Chief u. Nam.
prime Chouster lsire OF dam Of Proteine Is, etc)
by Mambrino Chief dam nv ChoriSter
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NfEhp Combined stallion STYLE.
LEXINGTON DENMARK
" 90 make The season q tE3I at"Tfa,ciers' Res
Pam near shelby City. ~,
AT Sl5 TO Insure a Living Colt.

TIC Is blood bay, ~, hands high. lsf hind
Tot shtts, hcayN name aud tall
SIRED ~ Ssddcpaod
iirst cam hy SMITHS Ainort. ,irc Of Katie How.
ard Ig'.. 20 dam hy LORD Wellington
S.ddlewo"d, grand saddle horse. vas b,
Nuawood, 90 dam by star Denmark. the winner
Of 100 ptcntums. II Dam by an imported s.ddls
sillitou 81 dam hv N.,yh.s llambictcntau
Miidwu 'd was by hia,kwo1d 2. l.yrar-aid A
1te ai hhetvoat, IT.. gl' =; al dam Kate Me
scu-cr ~ Messenger j., al dam Ly pavv Croct.
ctt j., u dam hy nrunswirk, >ou Of Sunptrr
fuh dam by Davis Hamhletouian Smith's Al
mont by Amout SO, ste Of Ne,tmont stF..
amy Nih,spoou It'., St. Bissk~ooi "a by
Norman -i strr pi Lula az 4, MAY Queen : 20
81. Dam by Namhttuo Chief
leNngtun Drumafk - claimed g. be one Of "a.
handsomrst and most beautiful horses in Ken
lucky Tie Is ta,hiouahiy bred ia saddle and not.
tang lines. is grand saddle horse. a tine gated
lfouw and goes The gslts naturally lie has
shown a .p glui, both ralkiny aud trotting with
out any PREPARATION. lie rmapatcs fran the btsh-
ct class OF saddle and premium horses in K,.
insky on his slrc.s side aud bis dam rrprescnt.
some 81 thn best tratlug iamihes "a he ~hoL.
country THIS combination produces the best ro.-
hined horses 900 d." world and those which con-.
nhnd the best prices m all eastern markets AnV
one Will have io see bim 60 appreciate his great
ness.
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1OO16,
standard Rule T.

Sired by WaIsinghsm ltS5 (sire of Latitude. rs..
ord 1.GyI,
80 ah1 .hscI hN Ntsscrttr bufoc 500. slu Of
Hsubist"uisn .1d sire Of ELAINE , s5 tbs dan Of
NaTlaIuc, wearing gIis), "a dam Bss,. sIsf,r \,
James Howell, &c.. los ltsbhlctonian &c. ttfe Of
Dexter ~ }d Dam jessie Sayrc by Earv Clay
ig'4 and - more that have produced a. ,r1t-
tcrs, also sire ot the dam off Elc,iogcef re ri 90
~ the go lst; 9Th dam by Liberty, son OF Lance
by American Eclipse
"al'insnam 9l'e sire Of Naboth, is one of the
yquuscsi SONS Of George wilkes SO, record ~.
VINO sired Harry Wllkts 7rBF, Guy Wilkes tsis'
? 30 l,st also a. producing sons and , producing
Note :-Naholh Is a bay horse. 90 hands hiyh
iodled June pa, 1893 Ills pedigree contains the
blood OF Hamnlctoulan, George Wilkes, Mambr,-
no Chief, Pilot, Jr and Harry Clay.
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Ed Barlow 1875.
Standard Rule o.

Standard Rule o.
Black stallion. I64 haHds high, foaled In 1854.
bred by \ Goldsmith, Orange county NeW otk
Srcd by CASTELAR, Ioo3
First dam Woburu Maid, by Woburn ,ll, ith-
dam Of Carver s;s-it y "a dam by a Mambuno
horse; 81 dam by Mambuno Messenger.
Castelar, toss by Volunteer IS, sire OF ~ Julien
az, etc; tSt dam Miss Nodine by Hammond
son of PoUer's Clay, ID dam Wells Star, dam OF
Artillery AZ, and Modesty 80. by American
star "a; al dam by Bertrand
Woburn gas, dy Hambletoniau 10, tst dam Miss
Cooley by Telegraph Jot; al dam the dam Il Geo
Cooley by Friday
FL Barlow will stand at ny stable ~ miles
from Stanford on the new White OAK ana Dtx
River turnpike, near Duddcrar's Min.
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At $40 to Insure q Living Colt.
HOGAN.

EOGAN.
Bay stallion, 10 hands high; foaled 1885
Sired by KING CESAR.
by Hogan's Administrator
First dam Carrie Allen, by Ashland Jr.
Second dam by Sir Robin
Third dam by Giltner Browns Highlander.
King Caesar by Hogan's Administrator sire of
Major Landers Az son of Administrator ss1
sire Of Catchhy ISH, Mcmahon a and others
10 go; dam by American Clay g sire Of Gran
vile 20, Maggie Briggs z7. etc I'd dam dam
Hawk: sd dam by Mambrino Chief II.
ogan will stand
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At $40 20 Insure d Living Colt,

Money due when the colt IS fnaied or mare parted
with. lien retained on all colts until season
money Is paid.
Description .-Breechloader IS a rich dark bay,
with black points, heavy name aud tail, Isit hauas
high. His colts are large, tine and OF sohd color;
can I've seen ~ l. 5. Ieyis.
Pedigree No. AZ, Breechloader, bay, ioaied in
1880. Wy Imp. BillctISo.
First dam Nellie Wiley, grandam of Blnette by
Bob Johnson; ID dam Mary Churchill by Alex
Churchill; sd dam 10y Imp. MarTave, grandam Of
King Alfonso; 4th dam Mistletoe by Cherokee.
slh dam Black-Eyed Susan by Tiger; 9th dam by
Albert; 9TH dam by Agerine; Sth dam by Grey
Alfred 9th dam "A mare purchased IN Virginia by
Capt BuIbridge for breeding but whose pedigree IS
now lost; believed TO be by Americas; 10Th dam by
by Imp Monkey; IIth dam by Imp. Medley; I7th
dam by Imp. SHARK; 18TH dam Imp. fearnaught
Imp. Billet, sire OF above morse and also Miss
Woodford R,Iyidere, The Lioness, &c. died late
~ Ills get won last season 81 ,o42 and he stood
second In the list of winning sires. lie was ~
year old aud his get won from 1887 to 1888 1884,
zO2 so.
l will also stand at the same place my fine jack
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Wallace and Lexell at SIS,

Anu rom ~ 80.
Stock committed 10 my care ard breeding ~lll
receive my personal attention. Grass furnished a
reasonable rates 20 he paid tor before removal Il
stock No responsibility for accidents or ESCAPES
Parting with stock CT removal from neighhorh1od
ioricitS insurance and makes SEASON due
J. S1EEtE CARPENTER.
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At $40 to Insure a Living Colt

Ed. Barlo~'s COILS that have come this ,pung
are good ones aud bid fair to make valuable ana.
mails.
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SILVER TIP.

This young stallion will be permitted TO serve
few good mares az onr stables one mile from Stan
ford on the HustOnville pike, at
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At $40 to Insure a Living Colt,

Or sIa SO TN weaving time.
Lien retained on colt tin weaving time Care
taken 60 prevent accidents but responsibility
should any occur.
" VI. 7. RUSSELL. MilIe.lgeNile. KN
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ROSCOE.
RREECRL04lER.

This thoroughbred will make the season OF r9yt
at my fam ON the Stanford aud Milledy cvli,e PIKE
q miles from stanford and a. miles from Miiledge
t..fI.
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A.o a, the same time and place We viii stand
The rue imported lack
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BELMONT CHIEF $500

Sired by the great Belmont "a, sire of Nutwood
? 1871, Fred Arthur ? I4h, Wedgewood 10 and 40
in 90 list and sire of IS daughters the dams of a
in 30 list.