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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14
PROMISES OF THE FUTURE.

L. NJ. Cody and his Sunday school class
will have a social gathering next Saturday
evening at the residence of W. Pardee. They
Will be entertained by a photograph, Mr..
Pardee presiding over same.
Preparations are being made for a festival
to be held on the grounds at Twenty-sixth
street and Bloomington aveDue. the evening
of June D, for the benefit of the House of the
Good shepherd.
The deaf mutes of the two cities are max
ing quite extensive preparations for basket
picnic to be held July 4. A bus ride is also
i'll contemp lation.
The Thirteenth Avenue Methodist church
Sunday school holds its annual picnic at
Osceola, Wis, next Wednesday, going by the
500 line.
Next Wednesday evening tie Sons of the
American Revolution will hold their first an
nual banquet at the West hotel
dance will be held Thursday evening at
DahIs hall, corner Of Twenty-sixth and Ste
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14
FLOUR CITY SOCIAL.
Alternating Currents Of Cold
and Hot Air DepresS So
eiety Circles.
Formal Opening of the Lake
Park Institutes the Lake
Season.
Plenty Of Reasons for Calling
June the Month Of We'd
dings.
General Resume Of Social
Gatherings Of the Past
Week.

The past week has not been what
could be called glowingly brilliant in a
social way. Early in the week it was
too cold to go to the lake. or to swing in
the hammock, or even to play tennis
with comfort. There was nothing to do
but to sit beside the fireplace and at
tempt to keep warm. Then, when the
warm weather did come it brought all
its friends, and several damp, depress-
ing aunts who contrived to make hu-
manity miserable. Society says never
word under these trials. 1t just puts
Oh its thin gown, and its fiannels shirt
and blazer, and its russell shoes. and
prepares for long siesta until the
= golden tints of autumn shall remind it
that another social harvest is approach
ing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14
CUPrD's CAVoRTINGs.

Wednesday was day of weddings. and one
of the most notable was that of Miss Isabel
Gale, daughter of Harlow A. Gale. and
Charles John Trron. attorney for The Mime
sofa Loan ard Trust company. The event
took place At the Plymouth Congregational
church. al p. ~. the auditorium heins filed
with fashionable assembly to witness the
ceremony, which was performed by Rev. S.
+. Fay; The bride was attended by Miss
Nellie Hall, Of ST. Anthony Park, as maid of
honor, ana twelve bridesmaids. the groom g
best man being Il. L. Thayer. After the cere.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14
Lucky Cards.

A pack of fine Playing Cards, the high
character of which will prevail in any
of the old or new games under "Hoyle,"
will be sent to any address In the
NJ. Pratt, general ticket and passenger
agent. Minneapolis & ST. Louis Rail-
way, Minneapolis, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14
GETS A LIGHT SENTENCE.
A Bismarckian Given Three and
Half Years for Manning a
Special to the Globe.


Special to the Globe.
BISMARCK, n. d., June 13.-Judge
Winchester this afternoon sentenced
Bob Roberts to three years and half in
the North Dakota penitentiary for the
attempted murder of Charles White.
The sentence is generally considered
light, under the circumstances. On the
9th of March last the last day of the
legislative session, White and Roberts,
who does not bear an enviable reputa-
ton here, became involved in a drunken
dispute in Willard Shibley's original
package resort. Hot words soon led to
blows and blows to weapons. Roberts
drew an ugly siX-shooter and shot
White, the ball entering the latter's
right ear and passing outside through
the mouth. The victim of the assault
lowered between life and death for
weeks, and is now badly deformed
man for the rest OF his DAYS.
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For Water and EIectrics.

Special to the Globe.
FAIKMoNT. MIMI. June 13.--The
legal voters of the village of Fairmont,
MIMI. will, the 23d day of June, vote
upon the proposition of issuing bonds
in the village in the sum of $4,000 for
water supply and elactric lights.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14
ALARM OVER RABIES.
Dogs and Cattle Seriously Affected
in Iowa.

Dogs and Cattle SERIOUSLY AHected
in Iowa.
MARsHALLTowN. To-, June 13.-Great
alarm prevails in the community a mile
east of here over the ravages of hydro
phobia among the dogs and cattle.
Within the past few days thirteen cattle
affected with this malady have been
shot, and others are expected to be
stricken; twenty dogs have also been
killed. A little child of James FantZ
shows decided symptoms of hydrOphObia
from drinking milk from COW affected
with rabies. One man had hairbreadth
escape from mad OK, being chased
nearly half mile by the brute through
wire fences and timber.
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Mrs. aunt. $40 NicoIIet,

Latest styles, newest designs in Sum-
mer Millinery. Call and see the finest
assortment in the city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14
Mme. Bovd. COS NicoIiet.

New line of Summer Dress Material
Just received. All the latest patterns.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14

New Importation Summer Dress
Goods
Just received at Nine. Boyd's, COS Mic
ollet avenue.
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Summer Hats and Bonnets.

The largest assortment, the newest
styles and the cheapest prices at Nine.
Goes, 524 Nicollet.
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Ladies surnrnering at the LAX

Are invited to call on Nine. Coe, 524
Nicollet, and see the fine assortment of
Summer Hats in stock.
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Mrs. Hunt, $50 NicoIIet,
For Lake Hats

Is showing the latest novelties in Sum-
mer Millinery. New goods arriving.
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Special Train-Opening of Lake
Park Hotel.

For those desiring to attend the open
ing hop at Lake Park Hotel on Satur-
day evening, June Is, the Minneapolis
& st. Louis Railway will run special
train, leaving st. Paul Z, Minneapolis
TAO p. m.; returning, leave Lake Park
at II AS p. m. Round-trip rate, rs cents.
Depot, st. Paul, Broadway, foot of
Fourth street; Minneapolis, Third street
and Fourth avenue north.
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oil cc DIR. Fl Waite, Specialist, sixteen
HlcN, years in Minneapolis. Why suffer
when cure is mild and certains
Ask hundreds of leading citizens of St Paul,
Minneapolis and the Northwest as to treat
ment andl ure. Pamphlet free. 1919 HaW.
hoIe Av., Minneapolis.
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Mrs. Hunt. $40 NicolIet.
Mime. Coe. 5e4 NicolIet,

New Summer Millinery arriving daily
in all the latest styles.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14

Carries the finest line of French MILL
merry in the Northwest.
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Mrs. Hunt, $50 Nicollet,

Is prepared 20 show the ladies of the
Twin Cities fine selection of Summer
Millinery.
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Mrs. Hunt, $50 NicoIIet.
Summer Millinery. Summer MILL
merry. Summer Millinery.
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Headquarters For Summer Mill
llinery.
Nine. Coe, 524 Nicollet.
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Call and see Nine. Coe, 524 Nicollet av
enue
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For Fine Summer Millinery
In Most Elegant Styles,
Most Original Design,
Most Satisfactory Prices,
Go to VosE's, 522 Nlcollet avenue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14

The Minnesota Loan and Trust Co.
Allows Per Cent Interest on six
months deposits.
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Dr., Nelson,
Cor. Washington Nv. and Third Av. S.
9
IAaIa ]! ! lsRlsl tai

REGULAR GRADUATE. From 20 years
experience, Hospital and Private Practice
is enabled 10 guarantee RADICAL cures in
Chronic or Poisonous Diseases of the Blood
Throat Nose, Skin, Kidneys, Bladder and
kindred organs. Gravel and Structure cured
without Pain or Cutting
Those who contemplate going to Hot
Springs for the treatment OF any Private or
Blood Disease can be cured for oIC-third the
cost.
It's an established fact proved by post
mortem examination, that tuberces OF ths
lungs have become encysted and healed By
natural causes. How much more reasonable
is 1t TO infer that CATARRH AND INCIP
lent CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis, Asthma
and Lung Diseases can be cured by iudicIoua
scientific treatment. DIR. Nelson Is so firmly
convinced Of the certainty Of his latest treat
ment for this class of diseases that he offers
free trial treatment
NERVOUS RWR gyotSe.s and Organic S9sms,
turc Decay, Evil Forebodngs, Self-Distrusk
Impaired Memory, Palpitation OF the Heart
Pimples on the Face. Specks before the EYE
Ringing in the EAR, Catarrh Threatened
Consumption and Every Disqualification
that renders Marriage improper and un-
happy, SPEEDILY and PERMANENTLY
cured.
BLOOD AND SKIN 9 !. Is:
Syphilis-a disease most horrible in its re-
sults-com pletely eradicaied without the use
Of mercury. Scr )fula, E-ysipelas Fever
Sores, Blotches Pinples, Ulcers Pain in the
Head and Bones, Syphilitic Sore Throat
Mouth and Tongue, Glandular Enlargement
Of the Neck, rheumatism, Cstarrh etc. Per
manently Cured. when Others Have Failed.
64 cb ReGfetBg se eonEq P6s URINARY
lively cured in 3 TO & days by a local rem
edy. No nauseous drugs used Many cases
pronounced lncurahle promptly yielded TO
DR.. Nelson's Approved Remedies.
Medicines Mailed or Expressed to any ad
dress Free from observation. Hours, 10 q. m.
20 Wash. Ay. s.. minneapolis, MINI.
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For Summer Millinery,
Go to Nine. Goes, 524 Nicollet.
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Minneapolis people made determined
effort during the week to uphold the reputa-
tlon OF June as the month of weddings
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-14

The tendency of humanity for cheap
bargains: special-sale day will crowd
store; all hunting a cheap bargain.
Pitt
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MrL1ARD F. Bowen, Attorney.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08
> MAPLE SHADE BREEDING FARM. K
EP. FAULCONER, Danvile Boyle County, KY.
ABDALLAH MAMBRINO s7IS, 500 the Season
HAVELOK SI3I, $50 to Insure.
QUININE s. IIO4S, $40 to Insure.
TURNER. SHETLAND PONY, $40 to Insure.

ABDAII.AH MAMBRINO
&c
brother oAmor Snedb
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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-05-08
RINCOLD.
BY METROPOLITAN 1872,
Son Of Rysdyk's Hambletonian.


Dam. JOETTE, by Blood Chief, 7o3 Sire of Fan
ME Robinson, 7oL4.
Metropolitan. by Rysdyks Handle tonian, dam
Hyaclnth by Volunteer, grandam Clara, dam OF
Dexter and Dictator, by Seelys American Star.
Metropolitan is Acknowledged to be one Of the best
and by many the very best bred stallion ever ioal-
ed HisfulI sister Reina Victoria, sold at the Nc
Ferran sale for s7,o25 highest price ever paid for
a brood mare at public sale. Two filies by Metro
politan neither Of which were ever hooked single.
sold at public sale for 81 Sag averaging 500 50.
Blood Chief, by Blood's Black Hawk dam Miss
Duncan by SCOTS Highlander, grardam by Ara
tus, 3d dam by Timoeon Blood Chief sired Woo.
lev lin 20 Fannie Robinson 2o4 and Chief
? al Blood's Black Hawk sired the dams Of V on
Amin IoK and Almcnt, Jr., 20 and graniam Of
Belle Brasheld 20 and Protiene IS.
Ringold is Is% hands high and extremely fine
and stylish Viii make the season Of 81 at my
stable at Moreland, miles North of Hustonylle.
on the Hustonville and Danville pike. at $40 to
Insure a Living Colt. Lien retained on all
colts ffmare 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 q. A. Hoover of kingsville, Pa.
TO 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,
I1-2m W. S. WIGHAM, Moreland, Ky.
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He is blood bay, 1sst hands high, lef, hind
foot white, heavy name and tail.
Sired by Saddlewood
First dam by Smiths Almont. sire OF Katie How
ard 2 IoN; I'D dam by Lord Wellington.
Saddlewood, grand saddle horse, was by
Wildwood; Ist dam by Star Denmark, the winner
of 100 premiums; ed dam by an imported saddle
stallion I'D dam BY Veech's Hambletonian.
wildwood was by Blackwood ~ 3-year old 81
sire Of Blackwood, Jr.. sz54; Ist dam Kate Mes
senger by Messenger. Jr; ad dam byIDayy Crock
EFT, IT.; sd dam by Brunswck, son Of Sumpter
.th dam by Davis Hambetonian. Smiths Al
mont by Almont 80, sire OF Westmont aga,
Fanny Witherspoon I6h, &c, Blackwood u by
Norman as, sire Of Lula I454, May Queen 40,
&C. Dam by Mambrino Chief.
Lexington Denmark is claimed to be one Of the
handsomest and most beautiful horses in Ken
lucky He is fashonably bred in saddle and trot-
ting fines, is a grand saddle horse, a fine gated
troiter and goes the gaits naturally. He has
shown q so gait, both racking and rotting with
out any preparation. He emanates from the high
est class OF saddle and premium horses in Ken
tucky on his sre's side and his dam represents
some OF the best trotting families in the whole
country. This combination produces the best COM
bined horses in the world and those which com.
mand the best prices in all eastern markets. ANY
one will have to see him to appreciate his great.
ness.
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$40 to Insure a Living Colt
BROWN JIM.
Record a:5t 20 hands high.

Sired by Noltaire oSs First dam by ! eN ngtoa
Cheti s.; al dam by Mambrno ,hori>tct: ID
dam Lady Stanhope, grandam Of Rosa Wilkes
is'. aud summons IS. by Hambletonian 10.
\oitaire so4 (by lattler 200; dam Young Por-
tia by Nam brno Chief ~; al dam by Roe Duck
sire Of Brow jan. is also the sire ol Nolnry br
dam Nellie by Alden Go dsmith, who made re-
ord Iu 1870 Of ? 194. Tattlct, Nutaire's sue, by
Pilot, j., dam lelltale by lebanon, son OF Medoc,
sired indianapolis 2 ~, Rumor ? 20 Slander
asa and Noltaire ? aoL and his sons Abbott, In
dianapohS, RumOr, Tattler Jr. and Noltaire are
all Sires OF performer. IN 30 Pilot Ir. a. SIR,
Of latter - well known a. being one Of the grand
est btod mare sIres OF the age, his daug hters
duciug Maud ;. osA, Jay BYE See 10 aud a
host 81 Others Of note Lexington Chief so, sire
of Brown Jim's dam, ~ by Kentucky Clay t94,
dana Lady Warheld by Mambnpo Chief A. Nam
buno Chorster lsire Of dam Of proteine 2 IS, etc)
by Mamhrinu Chief, dam 10y Ch0rister
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At $50 to Insure a Living Colt.
KING BUCkDEN
Will stand at same place
At $40 to Insure a Living Colt.

He - a bright bay WITHOUT airy white, - tSi,
hands high, fine name and tail, Of fine action and
Is a natural saddle horse, by Silver King the
great premium horse. Fist dam by Imp. Buck
den; a. dam by Denny's Drennon; % dam by
Fillmore. Fillmore vas great show horse IN hi,
day lie was by Montgom, rvs Whip and out q
a mare by Frank. thoroughbred.
Mares kept al reasonable rates hut not response.
bic for escapes OF accidents.
A. NJ PENCE. Stanford. Nv
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TOM ROBINSON.

Son OF Wallace Denmark al.ove; Ist dam by Mil.
leT's Denmark, ms dam florkc: ID dam hy Mont.
gomery's Oliver; sd dam by Old Drenn. u. Tom
Is a tine shaped horse. black with heavy name aud
tail, ISi, hands high. natural sadd er and has
proven himself a fancy breeder
The above stock wall make the season Of 1901 at
my farm \ miles from HuStonville near Carpe n
ter's station and will be permitted to serve mares
by the insurance
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At $40 to Insure a Living Colt,

Money due when the colt - faalcd OF mare parted
with. A lien retained on all colts until season
money d paid
Description -Brccchloader isa rich dark ha,
~ith BLACK points, heavy maar aud tail, as. hand
high. Hi' colts are large, hne aid Of solid color
can be seen IT / ). Icvis.
Pedigroe No ~, Brceohaadcr. bay ioaed IN
1850 Wy imp. RilletISo
firsi dam Nellie Wiley, gtandam OF Binette hy
Bob Jotnson I'd dam Mary Chufeh,ll by Ale,
Chufc hill al dam by Imp. Nsrgrase gtandam of
King Alfonso, ,th dam Mistlctoc By Cherok e.
sth dam Black Eyed Susan by Tiger. 9TH dam by
Albert, 9Th dam by Algcrinc sth dam by Gre,
Alircd. 9TH dam a mare purchased IN Virginia bv
Capt Bufbudge Tor breeding but whose pedigree 4.
noN lost behaved 10 be by Americus. 10th dam by
by lump MONKEY nth dam by Imp Medley fsth
dam by Imp shark, nth dam Imp Fearnaught
Imp. Bullet sire Of above horse and also Mis-.
Woodford, Bclyidere. The lioness, sc died late
" HiS get won last season Sac, otg and he stood
second In the list Of Winning sircs. lie Vas o..
year old aud h's &c, won from 1857 to tsss ssgs.-
so
vail also stand at the same place my 6ne lax
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Geo. Dictator 1862.
STANDARD Rule Q }

STANDARD Rule o
Sired by Dictator ne tsIre Of Jay Eye See 10
Phallas ry5., Director y and 40 others in tn,
90 list.
FIRST dam Alice, by Amont q.
SECOND dam Norma, by AeSander's Norman as
Third dam Young Iwyman mare, by Occur dc
Leon Hevis.)
Fourth dam Old Twyman mare untraeed
Almont q ts're Of Fanny "i,herspoon 10,
Piedmont ~ and g others in 90, also sire
OF the dams C; Alabaster, years sIS, b
Richardson p ~, Catchhy ask, Hinder
wilkes 2oK, Acolyte a aud ~ IN the charm
ed circle by Abdallah IS; Ist dam sally Ander-
son by Mamorno Chief II; I'd dam Kate by
Pilot ira.
Norman as sire of Lula AZ, May Queen ? 20, OF
the dams Of Norval I7tq Mormon Medium
, 40. etc by Morse Horse Q; at dam Slocum
n are, $ {. b. by Ma2num Bonum.
Dictator, the sire of George Dictator, for many
years laHguished ~ Obscurty and really new
er had a chance at the stud until he came To
X Kentucky; then Z years old and having up to
that time but 80 foals and AT 40 had less than 200
foals and only a few OF them were out # well
bred mares Few stations Impsrt more speed to
has descendants, and besides they have emp
rance combined with level heads lie Is the
SIRE OF % IN the or better list ~ trotters and
4 PAGERS. The trotters are headed by Jay Eye
See = 10, Phallss 2 l "a, Director y. We do
notknoN another stallion that has threei such
sons with the same speed aud number OF heats
trOtted lay hye See has s. heats better than
ago, Director 81 aud Phallas IS, total Of I63
heats in 30 or better
The returns Of tins years trotting will show
that Dictator not only breeds on through his sons
and daug htets, but also his grandSonS are putting
a number Of horses in the 90 lust. HIS son, Col.
II ambrick, has a, Commander Dick Loomer 1,
Director 8. Junius 1, Phallas 2, Pretender 3, Re
porter 1, Deineator and Endymlon Ten sons
sired 20 trotters.
His daughters promise to make great brood
mares They have produced Brown, Ebert, Con
dola Keller Thomas, Evening Star. Garnet, Last
Chance, Nancy Hanks, Northwest, Victoria likes,
Matte solomon and Williams. Marget $. by DIrec.
tor has a record Of r2h aud Nancy Hanks has
a record of I42, third heat made in race, and
she a never been beaten. HIS grandson. PhaI-
lamont by Phallas. has put IN the list Phalla-
mont Girl 27A, Phalene 20 and VirginIus
? 7s1 Live Stock Record.
George Dictator Is black stallion, IS bands
high, foaled in 1884, is handsome fellow and will
certainly sire extreme speed. He was bred for
great stock horse. He will stand
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JR.

Sec nd cousin to Maud s. Jay Eye See and Nut.
wood.
By Ericsson 40 70 in 90 lstl st dam by BE
DOC son - Old Pilot sire Of Pilot IT,. ttg IN 90
See add Nutwcod.
triesson. j. j. solid black, 10 hands hs N
and every iNch horse HIS colts are OF good
ste, StNl aud cooF,ate suitable tor he farm track
an Eastern market, and being OF unusually gooi
ol, 'siuons can not be eN,eilcd Tor family horse,
owe him atrial and be convinced lie stands
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DORSEY GOLDDUST.
Standard No. rsoss.

This yourg roadster stallion is an inbred Gold
dust Foaled IA Apu 1857. Is a bay full - hand
speedy aud uneNcelled IN style, action finish and
dis position
Full brother to Estel =, trial s.ask, Cor nne. 4
year-old ri IS and Montrose, the speedy aud
400 10y Golddust 80 by Vermont Morgan
Clio. er related 20 Maud $, oSl, and Job, ston,
cox than any other stallion, the first year old
stallion 10 trot in pubhc as fast 1sS, sire OF
Cigarette. dam Of Rosalnd Wilkes the fastest
mare of the " lkes family, record I4L. WhirL
wind, ~, Fannie Golddust, asa. tstelle a.
Dam Florence. dam Of Estee al 4. by Golden
Mingo Chief son of CATS Comet Morgan.
over 500 Of the 90 performers have a strong
in fusion Of Goiddust and Morgan b ODD.
Dorsey Golddust will make the present scasol
at my place p mi es from stanford on the Illus
tonVille pike.
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NABOTH 1OO16
Standard Rule 3.

Sired by walsingham ar66 (sire Of Latitude, rec.
| ord 2:Ie4l
tst dam Tinsel by Messenger Duroc too son OF
Hambetonian and sire OF Flame 40 the dam OF
Nerlaine, Nearlng 3Its); ID dam BeSs, sister e
lanes Howell, lr.. by Hambetonian 10, sire OF
Dexter ? ~ cd dam Jessie Sayre by Harry Clay
as, sire Of the darps OF st Julien 3IuL, Bodne
2 TO-, and "a more that have produced 90 trot-
in the 20 list; 4th dam by Liberty, son of Lance
hy American Eclipse
WalHngham si6o sire of Naboth, Is one OF the
youngest sons of George wilkes $40, record %.
who sired Harry Wilkes stsis, Guy Wilkes tSig,
Mike Wilkes Isl, Wilcox ? 40 and o. others m
90 list also a. producing sons and - producing
daush ters.
Note :-Naboth IS bay horse. 10 hands high,
foaed June sS, 1883. His pedigree contains the
blood OF HANDLE tonian. George Wilkes, Msmbri-
no Chief. Pilot, ] r. and Harry Clay.
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son Of Wallace Denmark above, Is a beautiful
black IS hands "a iu,Les high, heavy name and
tan, Of g,od weight and fine style years Old nest
May aud ia very promising saddle colt
PedlgIce -first dam by Nidsttc, 81 dam by
SIR Wallace, As given above, Nidettc hy Vindes
he by Bloods Black Haas be by old Black Hawk
NndeS 1T dam by Mambaino Chief; 81 dam ~
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| will also stand my splendid young jack
Imported HidalgO,

vou, wars old black with white points, 81 hands
s;gh and s.iim dandy" at SIo TO insure living
eat' due October Ist 1899, or when mare is parted
with. mt - -.
z: to.ied on mare Is parted with. Mares kept at s.
a. 'aon,h owners risk solicit a close in. pee
pe snv xtock is. TEVIS,
Shelby City. Ky.