The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-28

growth AS obtained IL cur coIhHlOH
schools befCr re you turn them over in
the dough stage to be moulded into
the image of a fraud.
Notes, News, and Comment.
McEwen is eaid to be going fast in
his work.
Have you sown some rye for next
springs pasture?
He who eats fat B Bantam well
cooked has a finer di-h than any
quail on toast" that was ever served.
Direct starts Thursday, the first day
Of the meeting, to lower the worlds
record; aod his owner, Mr.. Salisbury,
says he will do it.
Billy \ by Bay Tom, Jr., took a
mark Of 1911 at Philadeiphia last
week. By 1om, .Jr., is the sire o1
duplex 2:114, sire of Retle2Ior
2:lrla.
II is y ohal.I, that Mr. Forbes, the
Owner ot Ar on, Will b. here soon.
! Arion vii start r-day /" capture
=
| old.
Directs half in one minute fiat,
! does not cause very much surP'I-e IN
these part. We he 'rd about his
! speed layt venr and ma%N down here
! left some taug.t!e evid. me- of the
! fact in Nashville.
SiIican i. said 10 be tho graGGe-t
| two-veAr-0lG iiilv thHt ever paced
milo stretch. We will watch for her
this week, and expect TO e" her stiil
materially lower her already qTeenly
| record.
.The re pcct for woman is the tcst
OF civ.li2ati ~ says an ld saying.
| This ma, b. true, but il cur "ri'.-
ION that tie efficiency rf cOuniy's
public roads is II iru'r te-t. How IL
| Maury County iii that respect:
If the Iogarithm of the trotttns
| business keeps going down next year
! like il has this, and Uncle R|bt.
| Bonner washes 10 see Il h"rse go III
> :Oj, he will not have to wear any
| long distance specs.
4 lot Of suffering newspaper read
ers now thank God that ii VIII be
exactly one hundred years before
Columbus Day will again be cele-
brsted. Till then we wish the old
fellow and Queen Isabella a fond
farewell
An exchange Is out in an article on
"why oais il good for horses" II
might a. well write one next on
why it was wrong for Ananias t"
lie" There are some people in this
world who would argue with a
weather prophet.
The mare Alix which won the
50 ,OOO purse TO- five year Old5 at the
Lexington meeting, is small hut
a. shsPely "a horse gets TO pe.
IL il said that the kentuckians
thought she could not get such clip
az she did, on account Of her size /;
hence many Of:them are sadder but
! wiser men than formerly.
! Nelson now holds the half-mile
track record with mile in 2:ll54 at
Trenton, n. y. 1t il a pity that -
great a horse cannot perform on first
, class tracks-8reeders Gazette.
II il said that Nelson l. already on
his way here. If 20 he will have 80
cau-e to complain Tor lack OF go Il
track.
1t was high time Lord Russell was
getting speed. lie has bad the best
Opportunity Of any horse living. So
far he has not been bowling
success -COLUMBIA HERALD.
Have you heard of Kremlin, Lee
Russell, tc?-W estern Sportsman.
Yes. we have heard OF them; hence
OuI remark.
The sure4t indication we have seen
: that Gov Buchanan won't DO, is the
fact that up 10 date, 50 far ~ our
horse papers show, not even jack,
1 let alone - horse, has been named
= fnr him This is an infaliible sign of
a mans uup"pIlar,ty and utter
lack of public c-taem and confidence
III this State. We are truly sorry for
the Governor.
Mr.. Monroe Salisbury is here con-
, tiuuiug with victory after victory,
and no matter what the papers say
: agaiu-t hun, Ec - lo-Gay the shrcw d.
est man Oh the tur', and when your
{ hNr~r beats enc Of his in Il race you
= will net forget IL soOn. He pays
, closer attention to business than any
. otter man and AUcrt - comes a. Il T.
, sult.-Brt ed,r Hurfmar.
At Point BE. Ze lately the owner
! and driver OF Grover :, q fast PAGER,
doCtOred him witu laudauum To keep
} him from winning his race. and then
l bought pools against him. Dhe dose
proved too much aud the hOTSr fell
u dead on the track. The Judges cN-
e poIIed 81! parties connected with The
Job, but an iron bridge and lynch
4 ing bee Was more in order.
>, The following are the fourteen fast
> est PAGERS up 10 date this year, some
{ of the rec0rda being made this year
: Mascot, 2:O4; Hal Pointer, 2:04 =
:, Flying Jih, 2:O53t; Direct, 2:0G
: Johnston, -, g. JAY Eye See, 2:06l4
< Guy, 2:G6s4; Roy Wilkes, 2:O754
Blue Sigl, 2:fS3i; Storm, 2:USla
e Robert J, 2:O9ai; Manager, 2:O924
= Winslow Wilkes, 2:O93; Ninette
;, 2:O9i4 Crockett, 2:lO.
D, Maurv County il one of the fines
II sheep-ruising counties in the State
2, Our hil'y grassy lands, are especial.
l. adsp ed to sh'ep-raIsing, these roll
,r 'ng soils suitiug them better thar
IL G9tter or damper soils. a great dea
It of interest is being manues' ed b,
y farmers in sheep, especially strength
ened 10y the formation of the Lam
Ie Club last spring. In this column w
1t have quite "A long letter on the Dor
n set sheep, and We believe they wOul
RI do well ii crossed on our native ewei