The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-03-03

lions IN the entire northwest that rank
with it. let alone ranking above It.
The management has used careful and
competent Judgment in the selection OF.
its stock. and no better proof of the.
same is needed than the number of
prizes won by its stock, wherever
shown last year, and the most of the
with animals which had only arrived
from Europe a short time before. The
animals shown were only those of the
draft and coach classes, those being the
breeds owned by them at that time.
But since that time the management
has seen 6t to keep perfect pace with
the times, and have added truly high
bred and individually grand specimens
of the greatest of all the families of
horses. the American Trotter. Yes, the
AMERICAN TROTTER. "A distinct and
separate family Of horses, produced
| and bred mp to its present high stand
ard by American enterprise, genius.
and finance, till to day it stands with.
out u peer or equal among the horses
of the entire world, commanding the
highest prices, and being, par excel
lence, the horse Of the day and age
But It would hardly show spirit Of
fairness to alone m AXE mention of such
stock owned 10y the Leeds Importing
Company, and allow other hign bred
stock, owned within the limits of the
county, to go unm 2ntioned in the Off
cial paper IF the county. So, l will
briefly make u enton Of IA few ownod
in Lllo way off, far down" part Of
The county, to wit, Ellsworth and vi
cinity.
| We tnink we have some fairly we'll
bred American TiULters here III the
following animals. Associated with
| Mr.. T.. }. Kern of this place we own
Dean Sage 1000, producing sire Of
lAMbietunlan IL, (tiie fountain l,.ad Of
tiuttels,) Uut vi male NY American
>Lar II thereby making llul d brother
in blood To Dictator ll3 lsire OF Jay
Eye See 2:lO, and mahy others, us we'll
as the sire Of Tie dams Ot Nancy
Hanks 2.u9 aud othel last ones aud
twenty four other producing sirtS.
Deau Sage 1000 is by the same horse
that sired Eiectluneer l25, Geo. Wilkt s
$40, and Happy Medium 4uO, land ll6
other sires, which have got 7S3 in The
2:3O list, aud he also sired 63 dams ut
~ trutters. trhese figures from the
official recuru Ut 1891. the record of
lo9l, which will very greatly augment
THESE numbers, not having been pubs
lished yet.)
Wtalsu own Evanteo 1920, sired by
Anteo, 3.l64, dam Eva by Geo. Wilkes,
5l9, 2nd dam by Daniel Lambert lO2,
3r1 dam lhuroul Inbred.
Also Buotn 1881 by Onward l4ll,
dam Parepa by Delmonlco 10, .nd
dam by PIIol Jr. -.
st. rn'mas l5s55 by Nulwood, Nam
brlu", 1868, .inm Miss Inulupson, by
S"~luy Culef 943, 2nu dam by Ellcss,n
1870
ir.mpoler is also doing service her g
As for tht past Two years, ANA his uts-
cehdHnts $ have pluven ~ be benefit 10
The culnu'uhhy at large.
N.Y. L. +. " Mhl!ey, of this place,
mas a very tie Kentucky bred br,n q
mare III .hesslna, sired 10y Madrid 1855,
liam by B.rLo. il son OF irl,nunL 81,
2nu dam 10y Bourbon Cnlet 3o3.
You can see that 10y thts- owned
here, together with thuse 1T Adrian,
hat Mobiles county is ilhnut a rival
~ fine bred stock III southwestern Min
nesota, If not ln the entire S,a.e, all of
winch is III keeIiDg with her grand
producing soil and the enterprise of
ntr citlZrmS.
Should any of the readers of your
es' eemed paper visit Ellsworth woui.,
consider it pleasure to show our
stock and 4 favor I" have you examine
it, Very respectfully, yours.
& NJ. CRANDALL.
| Ellsworth. Feb. 22nd. 1892.