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During the Fall
Everybody Should Call at the Kahn
Dry Goods Company, Limited,
THE LARGEST DRY GOODS STORE IN NORTH
LOUISIANA.
Every article Marked in plain Figures.
THE ONLY ONE PRICE STORE IN LOUISIANA.
To The Public

We will offer during this Fall, al
reduced prices, our entire stock of
Dress Goods and Trimmings, the
finest stock of House Furnishing
Goods, Blankets and Quilts, Carpets,
Mattings, Rugs and Curtains.
We keep the finest stock of GUS
TOM-MADE SHOES, for Ladies and
Children, at less prices than inferior
qualities are sold by our competitors.
Our Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
Department is complete and will ben
eft any one that wishes to make pur-
chases.
We have the finest Dress Making
Department in the State attached to
our store. Satisfaction guaranteed.
All persons wishing anything in our
line will do we'll to call and examine
our stock, which is complete in every
department.
The Kahn Dry Goods Co., Limited,
312 and 314 Texas St., above Phoenix
Hotel, Shreveport.
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Succession Sale.
v aluabIe Red River
Plantation.

Succession of Newton In District Court.
G. Brownlee, deceased. Bossier Parish, La.
py virtue of a writ of sale to me directed
ID from the Honorable District Court in and
for the Parish of Bossier, 1 will sell at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, at the
late residence of deceased at Brownlee, La,
on Tuesday, December 22nd, A. D., 1891, the
following described property to-wit:
The east half of the southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of section five (5); also, the
northeast quarter of section eight (8); also, the
west half of the northwest quarter of section
nine i9); also, the southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter OF section four (4); all in
township eighteen t18) North, range thirteen
n3) West, together with all improvements
thereon, containing, in all, 300 acres, more or
less.
Also, the following personal property: Eight
mules, one horse, one mare and colt, three
wagons, one old buggy, lot blacksmith tools
INCLUDING bellOws), farming implements lin
Guiding plows, gear, &C., y lot household and
kitchen furniture, rs bushels corn, more or
less; two tons millet, &C., &c.
Terms of Sale-Cash, if the appraisement or
two-thirds thereof be bid, else on a credit of
ID months, according to law.
A. r. THOMPSON, Sheriff
and ex-officio AuctiOneer, BOssier Par, La.
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uonnastead Entrv No. 2966.

Land Office at NatehItoches, LouIsIana' I
October 81, 1891. )
NTotiee is hereby given that the following
II named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof IN support OF ms ms
claim and that said proof will be made before
the Honorable Judge or Clerk District Court
at at Benton, La, on eth December, 1891 viz:
Homestead Entry No. 2966-Suowden. b.
Nieeum-for the northwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter and southwest quarter Of
northwest quarter of section Z, township Il
North. range u West Louisiana Meridian. =
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
said land viz: Moses A. COnatser, Robert
Oglesby, Henry Dawson Bounds and ). h
Bounds, of Rocky Mount P. o., La.
L. DUPLEX, Register
October %, 1891. dec
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'usoks to our esteemed old
|rgSllleld, Mr.. Richard D. Speight,
.,a.I' ,asaIafkana, for late copies of the
Nv ''laana >, Democrat. Mr.. Speight,
5,sL! \. " this parish 21 years ago to
ssId 81 pis : home in Arkansas, visited
Wy bOSsleF friends this week.
~. .aaa thirty years ago Mr..
us /. was a patron of the Banner,
IA lSWith great pleasure that we
y sad his name to our list OF
aiOeFs. The Banner homes
y Illl deal gently with its old
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Nov. I9, 1891.
Homestead Entry No. 4536.

Land Office at Natchitoches, Lonislana, {
November 7th, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final prOofin support OF his
claim by Communication, and that said proof will
be made before the Honorable District Judge,
or the Clerk of the District Court at Benton,
La, on Dist of December, 1891, viz: Homestead
Entry No 4536-Welburn Chester Pockrus-
for the southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section 4, north half of northeast
quarter, and northeast quarter OF northwest
quarter of section 9, township 20 North, range
I3 West Louisiana Meridian. He names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation OF said land,
viz Isaac Ward of Aldens P. o., William
Willis, Sip jackson, Harrington Galloway, Ben
ton P. o., La.
LOUIS DUPLEX, Register.
November 10, 1891. dec II
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M.
.,.5 Sen Holman, one of the lead
~ Wlde-awake retail merchants
sasae report, is offering special in
asi0 4ss 70 every one seeking bar
N boy afy goods, dress goods, nov
ssS V9's, shoes, hats, etc. When
1 \ ~ :. 5ork recently his selections
! aae with care and with the
a,l meeting competition from
u alaleer both as to quality and
i i1 y: : now ready to supply the
anv;..A Ais friends and customers
a...: es every one to call and see
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IMPORTANT TO wEARARS OF
FINE SHOES =

When purchasing fine shoe natural select that which pleas
the style and finish The material must be of the finest texture
the the combine DO
NOT ATTEMPT TO WEAR SHOE TOO SHORT No Shoe looks
wears so well as one long enough to fit the foot
We have the following widths constantly hand: A. B. c. D. EE
in all sizes and would advise call and let fit
properly believing satisfactory than taking pair home
With envable reputation shoe dealers carry the best
stock anabe and fine SHOE ike other article of fine wearing
pare entitled than quay the and
cheaper outwar the fner but what price you sacrifice
fit and pleasure Remember that the best of shoes will
sometimes the most reliable stock dees but too often the nt
of the
Water fire and prespaon will destroy the best leather and should
shoe fail to the expected through this
neglect and abuse neither right ask the dealer to
While shoes chey allow oil reasonable claims,
certainly unreasonable the
had out Of them should they satisfactory Buy the Phelps
hOeSs buy that which fits adapted the
Of them them and guarantee them give perfect
satisfaction.
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KelIy9s
Manufacturing IeweIry Store

Manufacturing IoWeIFy OLBE6,
522 Market Street, Shreveport, La.
yvNhe only reliable house. You can have every
satisfaction in the line of Solid Goods.
Also, fine assortment of Plated what will
give to the public at large satisfaction at bot
tom prices Call and see before golHg else
where Remember, good articles at low prices.
Orders from the country, in the line of frepairs,
monograms, medals, &C., done cheap on the
premises at short notice.
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NErNY Sale.

Estraved before c. B. Norman, J. P, Wa,d
T. 5, by T. P. Larl1in, and will be sold at
Rocky Mount, La, within the legal hours of
sale. on Saturday, December 18th, 1891, a
CHESTNUT SORREL MARE PONY, brand
ed on left jaw with letter and letter G on left
hip; Spanish brand Abant IA hands high
and years old. Appraised at $15.
The owner is requested to ecme forward,
prove property, pay charges &c.
W. c. BANKS, Constable.
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70 This issue of the Banner will
loaad Y the announcement of Mr..
= thompson who is a candidate
zoe office of Sheriff of Bossier
1sa' " Mr.. Thompson has earned
aI9seif a high reputation as an
sl S1l Of this parish, both as Clerk
Oatflct Court and Sheriff. He
9een an efficient, prompt, just,
sOOs, courteous and faithful
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b. PHELPS SHOES FOR EVERYBODY.
SHREVEPORT, LA.

R. N. Mcclellan. W. E. GIasseI j.. NJ Foster.
w. l. Foster. c. G. RiVes.
MCCLELLAN, GLASSELL & CO..
Successors r. N. MKELLAR and GLAssELL & RIvEs,
No 694 and 626 LeVee Street, Shreveport, La,
GROCEE2S and COTTON FACTORS.
Sole agents for Murphy Wagons.
Also Agents Standard GuanO and Chemical Manu-
featuring Company; Northwestern FeTtiliZing
Company, 'HOrse Shoe" Brands;
Van Wrinkle Gin and Machinery Company Gins Feeders, COnensers
and Presses.
a " Il a.
edcoon Gins does through
atem
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See the elegant lot of dolls to be
iven with every 50 purchase at
bdeubeimer Bros, Shreveport.
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The BOssier Mounted Rifles, F. NJ.
hanks Captain, will meet at Benton
1 Wednesday, December I'd.
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vev buildings are still going up,
n RpntoD is on a solid rising
smuDd.
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M. 0eor,Ie have spoken. They
not speak in whisper
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T qye you good doctrine, forsake
apOt my law.-SOIOm9"'
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NE Jules Dreyfuss, of the reliable
'ess desegvedly popular dry goods
u. mse of Henry Dreyfuss s. Son, of
irevepOrt, was in town yesterday.
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A new stock and splendid assoFt-
htRt Of all kinds of Millinery goods
H being received and opened up
Miss Mary A. Files, Shreveport.
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yss; the roads will be wretched
,b,n the winter sets IN.
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: Jle gossier gauttet
q. q ea.hed Every Thursday.
4 L I, of subscription, in Advance; n g:
eta 10 gear; gsrt. -. ...-...---.---~- ~
se.et q s1 pO month";
ass ssss ...t advertisements, 81 1or zen tlies
lae fsDsss.nast insertion. Each subsequent III
eta I'm, 50 cents. notices, when not over
etlaa Snsstb snd nlato5 free Obituaries resOlu-
!. GDss PuotsDtc Pct etc will be charged regular
.il;. e. jrrasing ra'S'. --
''iss u RENToN, LOUISIANA,
;';S "a ,.,psOAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1891:
''ssa Apti-up!
g. g.. gov let all pull together.
r..mber is asserting herself.
ia
. :. more dust and plenty of water.
u, ~ hosom of the palpitating
pan ~~
~. overcoat has apparently come
Ar.l Ih' O'e''
basy -.
c,.hll trade is precipitating Itself
, wsl NY Dis Esy. .4-
y,,s weather last Saturday for
asnaSses. -.-.
prss- chat fell here Wednesday night
tbst week.
rs. the roads will be wretched
'''r ,lep the winter sets IN.
Ia =. :. Live you good doctrine, forsake
.pOt my law.-SOIoma"'
sKs' The people have spoken They
/" tlpot speak in a whisper.
Ia Eev buildings are still going up,
po0,op IS on a solid rising
e e con-. s"p ppund.
The BOssier Mounted Rifles, F. M.
1S lBmks Captain, will meet at Benton
Wednesday, December "a.
See the elegant lot of dolls to be
ven With every So purchase at
denheimer Bros, Shreveport.
ME Jules Dreyfuss, of the reliable
Oess iaescgvedly popular dry goods
St suse of Henry Dreyfuss s. Son, of
AevepOrt, was in town yesterday.
Anew stock and splendid assoFt-
!, at Of all kinds of Millinery goods
anu a being received and opened up
Mss Mary A. Files, Shreveport
!, La.
snts Of hisa pity that, with the long
,uptrT nj Nv aNn fine weather We have had,
! q isaEe sas little woodworking has been done,
- bnOt too late yet, but it will soon
npOsSible to do it.
y y. Don't miss
-, the great discount sale
QE now going on at
,va, snry Dreyfuss s. Sons, Shreveport
IL heir 10 nor cant 6iSpOuDt
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a.. foll here Wednesday night
ltbst week.
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[coBs,
EashisE
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will also stand my splendid young jack,
Imported zKidalgO,

Four years old black with white points, 81 hands
high. and "jim dandy at $40 to insure a living
colt. due October Ist I8o2, or when mare is parted
with.
Lexington Denmark's tee will be due when colt
is foaled or mare Is parted with. Mares kept at s.
per month owners risk | solicit a close inspec-
ton Of my stock. S. TEVIS,
8 Shelby City, Ky.
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RITyCSIsD.
BY METROPOLITAN 1879,
Son Of Rysdyk's Hambletonian.


Dam, JOETTE, by Blood Chief, 7o7 Sire of Fan.
ME Robinson, 7o14.
Metropolitan. by Rysdyks Hambletonian. dam
HyacInth by Volunteer, grandam Clara, dam of
Dexter and Dictator, by Seely's American Star.
Metropolitan is acknowledged to be one ofthe best
and BY many the very best bred stallion ever foal-
ed. Hisful sister Reina Victoria, sold at the Nc
Ferran sale for s7,o25 highest price ever paid for
a brood mare at public sale Two fllies by Metro
politan, neither Of which were hooked sim IT,
sold at public sale for SI,32S. averaging 500 So
Blood Chief, by Blood's Black Hawk dam Miss
Duncan by SCOTS Highlander r, grandam by Ara
tus, ID dam by Timoleon Blood Chief sired Woo
ley Jim 20 Fannie Robinson 7o4 and Chief
? 23f% Blood's Black Hawk sired the dams Of Won
Arnim Iok and Almont, Jr., ? 20 and grandam Of
Belle Brasfeld and PrOtene rs.
Ringold is 81 hands high and extremely fine
and stylish. Will make the season Of 81 at my
stable NJ Moreand, miles North of Hustonville
On the Hustonville and Danvlle pike, at $40 to
Insure a Living Colt. Lien retained all
colts lfmare is rebred to another horse or traded
money will be due. Grass furnished at s. so per
month. Care taken to prevent accidents or escapes
but no responsibility should any occur
| have employed o A. Hoover of Kingsvlle Pa
10 drive for me this season He has put horses in
the 90 list have splendid track and will han
die a few horses besides my own at reasonable pri-
ces. For particulars address,
I3-zm w. S. WIGHAM, Moreland, Ky.
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j. rich Mahogany bay, rs1 hands hish, heavy
name aud tai b. stu,ti, hHv aud tsu,,. ~ both a
nat t'.. aud pirssaut saadiyr, breeds Gugy and
Nheu quietly driven fu harness goes Ike u trattet
lie 's his tai sNl 600 both slides 90 the thtfd Rto
"ali"ut D. .tDAed oN uutHuE arois on both side,
naAins BIN very aoutc aud spuEhtly ~ eait. IN
form and hul>h perfect model lie vas strrd by
Nuinptrt Denmark, lac ty Goddard Denmark be
hy talh,s ttumNclls btumari he by the race
dam wa sirrt by Sr Wallace he b. IodLurtrt 4.
~ v alla.c, he hl SIR Albert, thoroughbred: a
dam hy Eusiuu, ldiu of Nirsnius ~ Tranb,.
,,n,feHShhTrdl he ay the celebrated Mason
" hipp, "a dam a Wuipp mare
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At $15 to Insure a Living Colt,
Money due when mare is parted with.

Money due when mare is parted with.
Adonls is a beautiful dark bay with black points
IS hands inches high was foaled August 1888,
and is grand saddle horse. Those who want 10
breed 10 a handsome Kentucky saddle stallion are
invited 70 look mine and see his action and
style.
Ia,ysl no 10 C,,1n,nsbsm"s Is,yoI h. b., NJ
ington Denmark
His first dam Minnie, by McDonald's Halcorn ;
I'd dam by Webs Crusader, his first dam un.
known, but thought TO be an Oliver.
Adonis will be allowed to serve ten fifteen
good mares only
Mares kept on grass or fed at reasonable prices.
but not responsible for any accidents should any
occur.
+. +. SANDIDGE,
Milledgeville, Ky.
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TOM ROBINSON.

SON Of Wallace Denmark above, tst dam Ay Nj.
iets Denmark. hIsdtm Ilprsc. I'd dam by Mont.
Eemgry's olNSri id Gam ly Old pfcnn o. Tom
- : hhe SNAPPED horse, black ~lth heavy name sod
taIi, ls' hands high. tsa ua.urai .add.rt and H..
rr. ven buusUlt fancy breeder
Dr. above ftHsk siI. make thc season Of ts,l a,
mN ihfm IA INDIES ig.a Jacksonville, near Carpeu.
i'f s'Au'", aHi wall De r,fmittcd 10 serve mares
-N lhs In..Ian-..
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NABOTH 1OO16.
Standard Rule G.

Sired by walsinsham ar65 (sire Of Latitude, rec
ord 2IqL.l
ist dam Tinsel by Messenger Duroc 100. son of
Hambletonian and sire OF Elaine 2 10 the dam of
Nerlaine, yearling 3IH); ed dam Bess, sister to
James Howell, lr. by Hambletonian 10, sire of
Dexter ? TX. sd dam Jessie Sayre bv Harry Clay
as, sire of the darns of St julien 2:IIH, Bodine
IqM and ~ more thai have produced 2 90 trot-
ters also sire OF the dam Of Electioneer sire Of so
IN TIE so list; 4th dam by Liberty, of Lance
10y American Eclipse
'Walslngham 9166 sire of Naboth is one of the
youngest sons of George Wilkes $40, record a..
Nike Wilkes Isl4, Wilcox 10 and o. others IN
go list also A. producing sons and 10 producing
daughters.
Note :-Naboth is bay horse, 10 hands high,
foaled June z8, 1888 His pedigree contains the
blood OF Hambletonian, George Wilkes, Mambri-
no Chief, Pilot, Jr. and Harry Clay.
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At $50 to Insure a Living Colt.
KING BUCKDEN
VIII stand at same place
At $40 to Insure a Living Colt.

He l. bright bay WITHOUT airy white, is I5l%
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; sd dam by
Fillmore. Fillmore great show horse in his
day. He was by Montgomtry's Whip and out of
a mare by Frank, thoroug hbred.
Mares kept at reasonable rates but not sponsi-
bic for escapes or accidents.
A. NJ. PENCE, Stanford XIV
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. ,
/ Sired by Dictator ,is t,ife # Jay.Eye Se, A., 10.
90 list
| }rr,t dam Alice by Almont al,
second dam Norma, by AltAAudcr's Norman gs
mfd dan Dung l~)man mare, by CoeuT dc
four,h dan, Old Iwyman mare untraeed
Aimont Is tsrre Of Fanny wHhcrpoon ? 40.
Piedmont t1i and s others IN 10, also are
Of the dana IT Aa1ost-r. years gts. H.
kohardson siTN. Lstchhy sIsI, Hmdcr
Nnhes soa, Apoi}tc % ard 20 in The charm.
ed CuClC bl Anaaiisk rs. tst dam sally Ant,r.
son by Mamauuo Chief a., sa dam Kate by
Pilot j. -.
Norman IS a're OIL Lula t,'.. May Queen 90 OF
the dams OF Nurysl sIg'g Mormon Medium
glp, etc. by Morse Horse %. at dam Slocum
o. arc. 8. {. b. ly Magulr Bunum.
Dictator. the sire of George Dictator Tor many
years lsnEu.stcd tn ob,,urity aud really nc.
a. had chance at the ,tud until he came TO
krntacky then - years Old and having up 10
that time but - io,i' and II 90 had less than 900
icals, and uuiS lev ui ,Lcu were out st yell
bred Warts lev st.IIo1. tWpsrt more slrs1 10
his desc ndant, aud besides they have cndu-
rance combined 9TH level heads. lie IA The
sire Of zS IN the OF bettrr list - truttrrs and
PAGERS. The trCttcrs are headed D., Law Eve
see 10, fhailas I3'a, Director -. We do
n"tknoV another stallion that has three such
sons with the same ,pocd and number OF heats
trottcd. Jay ENC See has SIS heats better than
90, Director 81 ami lhaliss IS, a total Of IoJ
heats IN so or better
The rctutus of this years tfotting will show
that Dictator not ony breeds on through his sons
and daughters, bat asa his grand sons are putting
a number Of horses ta tue So last. HIS sou. Iol.
H1mbuck, has ,, Commander L Dick louiner T.
Director o, Junius 4, Phsllas q, Preteuder 4, Re
porter Dehneator and tndymion .. Ten sons
srsd - ;rotters.
His daughters promise 70 make great brood
mares They have produced Brown, Ebert Con-
dola, X ellct Thomas, Evening Star. Garnet, Last
Chance, Nancy Hanks, Northwest, NictoriaMilkeS,
Matte solomon aud Williams Marge 5. by Direc-
tor has a record Of ~, and Macy Hanks has
record of u q, third heat made in a race, and
she never been beaten. HIS grandson, Phal-
lamont by Phaiias. has put IN the list Phaa-
mont Girl 274, Phallene 20 and Yirginius
? as Live STOCK Record.
George Dictator rs black stallion, IS hands
high, toiIed in 1894, Is handsome fellow and will
certainly sire extreme speed. lie was bred for
great stock horse. lie wall stand
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son - Wallace Denmark above, a. a Ieautifil
n'-eA tf hands e inches high. hray, name aad
,.i' 81 ~ ~eish aui fine style, 1rafs old nea,
Way AMI ia very promising saddle colt
S,Hsfte. -tifst dam hy Nldctc. a dam by
81 Wallace, a. given aho.e, Ntdstie hy Nipde,
he hN hleads Black Hauk be O., Ola BIssl HaW,l
index at daH by MHmhaiuo Chief. "A d,r, IA.
Fay Messenger "a dam by Cannpas Whpp
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DORSEY GOLDDUST.
Standard No I7152.

Tn young road ter stallion is an inbred Cold
dus, Foaled i'll Apr', 1857 is a bay full n hands
speedy ADD uneNcelied IN style, action, finish and
dis position.
Foli lrnther to Estel c, trial 2:e2 Z, Cornnc, Z.
year-ol1 tri 2 s. and Montrose, the speedy and
premium colt OF 80. Sired by Zilcaadi Go'ddust
400 (by Go,ddust $50 by Vermont Morgan
Clos err related Maud S, ? o. :, and Johnston,
? ooH than any other stallion, the first year-old
s'allion to trot in public as fast as as sire of
Cigarette dam Of Rosalind Wilkes the fastest
m ire of the w likes family, record AZ: Whirl-
wiad, "a, Fannie Goddust, 25l4. Esiele 2aiI
Dam Florence, dam Of Estelle "a A. BY Golden
Mingo Chief, son of Calf Comet Morgan.
Over 500 of the 90 performers have a strong
infusion Of GoidduSt and Morgan God.
Dorsey Golddust will make the present season
at my place 2 q mi es from Stanford on the Hus-
tonvile pike.
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$40 to Insure a Living Colt
BROWN JIM.
Record z:3r 70 hands high.

Sired by Voitaire 685 First dam by Lexington
CheIt So; I'd dam by Mambrino Chorisier; sd
dam Lady Stanhope, grandam Of Rosa Wilkes
2 Is4 aud Summons 3d. By Hambetonian 10.
Noltaire 2oA (by Iatter 900 dam Young Por-
TIA by MambrinO Chief n; ed dam by Roebuck
sire Of Browa Jiia, is also the sire OF Voney, br K
dam Nellie by Alden GOdsmith, who made a rec
ord in 1890 OF 2 29H Taitler, Yoltaire's sire, by
Pilot, Jr. dam 1elltse by Telamoa, son OF Medoc
sired Indianapolis n, Rumor 20 SANDER
7s% and Voltare 2oA and his sons Abbott, In.
diAnapois, RumOr, Iatter Jr. and Notaire are
all sires of performers in 90 Pilot IT. r. sire
Of Tatter is well known being one IL the grand.
est brood sTes Of the age his daug hters pro.
ducng Maud s. osA, Jay Rye See 10 aud
of Brown Inns dam, is by Kentucky Clay Ia4.
dam Lady Warheld by MambrnO Chief H. Man
brine Chorster lsire Of dam of Proteine rs, etc)
by Mambrino Chief, dam hy Chorister
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STEVE WALKER,

At 40 Zoo q Insure Living Colt. lie is
brown JACK with " itc p1ints, year, old "a June
and iuil iS', haud, hi.h tie W as sired by AIKEN.
hing William, he ly King phrhp First dam
Nia, satin ltnUct, she Vas sired BY king Phillip.
~ dam hy @u'scI,tir. De by Jun Porter This
Iack has proven himself line breeder A number
~ h's colts have sold tor 2Iop 80 weauing time
Money due when The colt h. foaled OF mare part
ed with lien retained ull the money Is paid
4 ". LOGAN Owner
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At $40 to Insure g Living Colt,

Money due VI hen the cit Is foaled ~ mare parted
with a lien retained on all cots until season
money l. paid.
Desrripti7r -Pfeethlo7de' IS q rich dark Lay.
with black points, heavy name aud tail, Isl, hands
high. "a. colts are rye, tine aud II solid color:
can he seen 1T /. s. Tevis.
rejisrrr.--No a., Brre,holdcr, bay, ioaled in
1880 ny Imp HiiletISu.
FiISt dam Nellie Wiley. grandam Of Bmctt~ by
Bob Johnson, "a dana MARY Churchill by AK
Chutthnl. id dam by lmp. Mafgrave, gtandam Of
King Alfonso. tth dam Mistlrioe by Chctok &C..
sth dam Black -tycd susan 10y liget. 9th dam BY
Albert. 9TH dam by Algcrinr; Sth dam by Grey
Alircd 9TH dam mare purchased IN Virginia by
Capt Burhudge Tor breeding but whose pedigree =
now lost; believed 20 bee by Americas, 10th dam BY
by Imp Monkey. itth dam by Imp. Medley; tsth
Jam by Imp shark, itih dam Imp Fcafnaught
Imp. Billet, sire OF above horse and also Miss
Noodto hrlvdete, The lioness. &c. died lute-
y His get won last season 81 so ots and he stood
'erond On the hst Of winning ,rcs. lie was -
year Old aud ms get Won from 1857 TO 1858 Ssgs,-
rUs. &c.
will also stand at the same place my fine lack
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Young Jack
ADONIS

Will make the season Of 1891 at my stable ~ miles
from AlIiledgevillc, Lincoln county, on the STAN
ford a Milledseville pike,
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BREECHL0ADER.

This thoroughbred will make the season of ,s,t
at my farm on the STAFFORD aud Millc1ge,illr pika
o miles from stanford and ~ miles from Miiied ge-
Vile,