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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
HAD A WIFE LIVING.
The Contract Spouse of an Angeleno
Makes a Discovery.

Los ANGELES. April ANNA Carr has
filed a complaint against Albert C. Smith
to annul a Contract of marriage made Octo-
Der 10, 1892. The parties were married on
the day above mentioned. and lived together
as husband and wife until March 5, 1898.
The complaint alleges that Anna on that
day made the astounding discovery that
Mr.. Smith had wife and six children lv-
ing in Conneaut, Ohio, from whom he had
not been legally separated. She learned
that Smiths lawful wife and this defend
ant had lived together for period Of
thirty-two years, and that he deserted her
in 1885 and came West to grow up and OBJ
tain fresh matrimonial laurels.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
HIGH LICENSE AT Los ANGELES.
The Liquor-Deaiers Organizing Their
Campaign.

Los ANGELES, April 4.-The Los Ange-
les County Llquor-dealerS' Protection Asso-
citation met to-day and protested against high
licenses. The county license was recently
increased from S25 to S45 quarter and the
city license is $50 4 month. 1t was agreed
10 fight the police in the attempt TO enforce
the Sunday-closing law. Every man ar
rested will demand jury trial and fight his
case through the State Supreme Court.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
ELLSWORTH AT STOCKTON.
The Preacher Said 10 Have Returned to
the SIouQh CITY

STOCKTON, April 4.-Preacher Ellsworth.
who created sensation here by his talk on
dancing, is reported to have returned here
tonight. but he did not show up at Crit
tenton's revival. Young men about town
are looking for him, and it is believed that
if he appears in public he will be reminded
of their general dislike, though nobody
expects that any violent act will be at
tempted
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
THE HEROIC RICHARDSON.
He Is Turned Over to the Mercies of
tie Sheriff of DOUGLASS County

PORTLAND, Or. April 4.-George E. Rich
ardson. who was arrested last night on
charge of attempting to wreck the train on
the Southern Pacific Thursday night last,
was arraigned in the Justices court this
afternoon. The Justice turned him over
to the custody of the Sheriff of Douglass
County, who will take him to Roseburg to-
night fur trial
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
ELECTED FROM THE TRAIN.
J. M. Zion of Berkeley Put Off at
Reno.

RENO, New, April Al. NJ. III on of
Berkeley, CAL. was elected from an east
bound train here last night He had
regular round-trip ticket over the Central
Pacific to Chicago from San Diego and re-
turn signed and Endorsed by him. The re-
turn coupon. Los Angeles to Ogden, was
dishonored by the conductor of the Central
Pacific Railroad and taken up, he claiming it
was scalper ticket Zion refused to paw
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
JUDGE DEADY's WILL.
The Jurist's rlodest Fortune Left to
His Widow.

PORTLAND. Or. April 4.-The will of the
laIe United States District Judge Deadly
was fled for probate to-day. The will is
very brief and the entire estate, valued at
$4,000, is left TO the widow. Alter her
death it is to be equally divided between
the three sons
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
English Capitalists at Yuma.

YUMA, Ariz.. April 4.-Colonel G. c.
Green, with party of English capitalists
who are interested in the South ella Canal
Company in luna County. went west on
to-day's express for Redlands. Cal, where
they are interested in the Bear Valley
canal. Colonel +. Fl. Woodworth accom-
panied the party.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
DEATH OF A PARSoN.
The Career of Rev. ]. L. nann Closed
at Modesto.

MODESTO, April 4.-Rev. j. l.. Mann, a
welLknown Methodist divine. died to-day,
after lingering illness. He was aged 81
years. He was an army chaplain in Tennes-
see during the war, and has preached in
many places in California. The last con-
ference placed him on the superannuated
list, with residence at Modesto. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2 80
o'clock. Grant Post No. 9, Grand Army of
the Republic. will sct as an escort. lie
leaypS widow
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
Wanamaker Coming.

YUMA, Ariz, April 4-Ex-P Postmaster
General John Wanamaker and party of
fourteen, who have been travelling through
Mexico, passed through Yuma this morning
on their way through California to San
Francisco. They were well and much
pleased with what they have seen.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
An Athlete Disaraced-

Arthur Perry, young man we'll known
among athletes as member of the Gaelic
Football team. was arrested last night for
grand larceny on complaint of Mrs. Ellen
Rudolph of 522 Second street who alleges
that while whitening in her house one
month ago he took S115. gold watch, a
diamond and two opals from her trunk
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
The Southern Pacific Sued.

SAN BERNARDINo. April 4.-Brothers of
Samuel Foley, who was run over and hor-
rbly mangled few weeks ago on the
Southern Pacific Railroad near this city,
have instituted a suit for damages in the
sum Of $4,000 against the railroad COM
pany.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
MECHANICS PAVILION,
PICNICs AND EXCURSIONS.
SAN FRANCISCO ( NORTH PACIFIC R'Y CO.

-@S-EL CAMPO I-(@<-
The steamer UKIAH will make -r@1
from Tfburon Ferry as follows: 1z<a=z2<1s
Leave san Francisco at 1850 A NJ, l2:lO, 2lO]
and 100 r.
$500 r. NJ.
Fare tor round trip. including admission to the
grounds. 20 cent? mr27 IT
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
THE IDAHO MINE.
Edward Coleman Resigns the Super
intendencX of the PrnnerfX


GRASS VALLEY, April 4.-The board of
directors of the Idaho mine met last night
and Edward Coleman resigned as supern-
tendent of the mine. He has been superin-
tendent since 1865 The mine has produced
SI1, 5oo.o 600 in gold and has paid 81, SOC, 900
in dividends. Eugene Creller, for years the
amalgamator at the mine, was elected
superintendent. Mr.. Colem an goes East,
but will make his home in San Francisco.
The directors declared dividend No. 273, the
amount being SO uer share
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
Lost a Leg.

FORT BRAGG. April A Portuguese
alighted from a moving lumber train this
afternoon, and in his endeavor to secure his
blankets fell under the wheels and lost
one leg
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the fare to Ogden. claiming his ticket was a
regular ticket Issued. directly to him at the
regular Office in Chicago. He was sum-
marty elected aud says he will commence
suit FOR damages.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
Seaman Drowned al Novo.

FoRT BRAGG, April 4.-The second mate
of the steamer Scotia, while endeavorlng TO
adjust wire cable at Noyo Harbor this
morning, was drowned.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
Bishop Kip,s Condition.

The Right Rev. Bishop Kip was still alive
this morning. but he was much weaker
than he has been at any time since his i'll
ness.
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SUICIDE AT SANTA ANA.
A Carpenter Goes Out by the Strych-
nine Route

SANTA ANA. April Frank Ford. car
penter and contractor. committed suicide
this morning at Del Campo Hotel. Ana
helm. by taking strychnine. He was a
member OF the a. o. U. w. and leaves a
wife and two children. No cause is known
for the rash act
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05

will hold its regular monthly meeting to-
morrow evening. A committee Will be ap-
pointed to nominate officers for the ensuing
year.
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panied the party.

WHEN going out to spen6 ahe evening with YOU r
friends don't forget to take sIe of Whites Yucca
tan Gum with you
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
WOOL CHALLIES==

FULLY 700 NEW AND EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS in
the most artistic and attractive ColoringS now
on exhibition in our Dress Goods Department.
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Hoods Cures

"WELLsvILLE, N. Y, February o, 1898.
"C. ]. Hood & Co.. Lowen, Mass.
"Dear Sirs: Two years ago 1 was broken
down in health was unable TO do the house.
hold duties, with only my husband and baby. in
the family. was thin In flesh and felt lauguid
My friends thought had eonsunp ion aud that
wonld not live year. l tried many different
medicines, but did not receive any benefit, and
became so weak and despondent l didn't care
whether lived or died. Finally friend gave
me bottle OF Hoods SarsaparilIa. l took is
regular, aud noticed change for the better. 1
got Two more bottles, and before had completed
the second bottle my strength began to return.
j continued taking IL and
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05
New Life Came

back into my system. 1 resumed my household
duties and was able to do considerable hard
work. My weight increased from 90 pounds to
125 pounds. During my sickness all color left
my face, 1t became wrInkled aud my age might
have been thought 10 be AZ, whereas was only
% years old. After taking Hoods SarsapariIla
a shoit time my face resumed its former smooth
appearance, aud r0Se-eolofed fiushes came back
to my cheeks. The lameness 10 my back had
gone and sick headaches ceased TO come. Truly,
believe II 1t had not been for
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-05

Hoods Pills cure liver ills, constipation,
bIliousuess, iaundce, sick headache. Indigestion.
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Hoods SarsapariEIa

would now be in my grave. L cannot speak too
highly OF Hoods SarsaparIIIa." MRS. LIZZIE
SMITH. WelIsyllle, Allegheny Co., NY
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-28
BRYAN 648O.
BY METROPOLITAN r377
Son OF Rysdyk's Hamiltonian.
Dam JOETTE.
Ry BLOOD CHEF 7o7

Sire OF Fannie Robinson, q lOH
Metropolitan by Rysdyk's Hamilt0nian. dam
Hyacinth by Volunteer, g-andam Clara, dam q
Dexter aud Dictator, by Sesly's American Star
metropolitan Is acknowledged by all TO be one OF
the best and by many the very best, bred stallion
ever foaed HIS full sister, Reina Victoria, sold
at the McFerran Sale TOR s. szs, the highest price
ever paid for a brood-mare at public sale. Two
hllies by Metropolitan, neither OF which were ever
hooked single, sold at public sale for Si,3ss, aver
aging S56s.s 60.
Blood Chief, by Blood's Black Hawk dam Mis-,
Duncan by ScOu's Highlander; grandam By
Aratusi 81 dam by limoleon. Blood Chief sireC
Wooey Jim 40, Fannie Robinson 72oit, an,
Chief a. Hoods Black Hawk sired the dams o
Won Arnim 7.ioh and Almont. Jr 20, and gran
dam OF Belle Brashed o. aud Protene ais.
Bryan j. beautiful bay. foaled June 9Th. 1884
lie will make the present season 1893 at Moreland
miles north q Hustonville, on the Danville AN,
Hustouyie pike,
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At SIS to Insure q Living Colt

Nancy due when colt is foaled mare parted
Nth. moved out Of the county or bred 10 another
morse. Pasturage furnished mares from distance
A. q, per month. Due will be taken 10 pre-
v.ot &C cidents aud escapes, but in no event will
we he responsible tor either.
pedigree:-SilverTip was sired BY Silver King,
n. nv On lime, he bv Stonewall Jackson.
Fiy>t dam by Ske da Idle. by Oliver, son Of Wag-
oneT; second dam by Red Lion.
Siiyer Kings dam was Mollie Mounee, sired by
csbbelps lie gton, son Of Bloods Black Hawk
ii dam by Young America, son Of Taylors Mes
ssoger. Skedaddls's Ist dam by Medoc. I'd dam
neseripton:- Silver Tip was foalcd May S. 1885,
- beautiful red bay. IsA hands high, nm. name
and tail. which he carries 10 perfection. We claim
40, this Young stallion that he has more natural
s,ve and acton than any stallion IN the county,
in n word. he is a model in form and as saddle
hass. II can be readily seen that TINS Is one OF
The fanciest bred saddle stations IN the state win
IN xery best saddle blood coursing through MS
veins backed up on both sides by ,horoag nnrsds.
In sadit,on 10 this stations saddle qualities, ne
ha. hold. open trot, which eminently recon-.
msnds him as a sire Of high class combined hors-
ss We can readily recommend him as a me
b,..der As this will be his third season and MS
colts with pare favorably with the get OF ANY
horse in the country.
BEAsLEY BROS. w. h. HAYss
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ONWARD MESSENGER.
STANDARD. Bred by Charles Dunn.
SIRED BY ONWARD CHIEF 4i9j.

By Onward lili, record 225l, sire of ~
in . 80 list, also | Z producing sons and 10
producing daughters.
lst dam Lady Messenger, by Hu,ehin-
sons Chef 1920; 2d dam Eliza Jane,
dam Of Maud Messenger l6l. Merit = 81
by Gentle Breeze 1856, sire Of Pearl 800
&c; I'D dam Kitty Rivers. dam of BERTHE
Girl 23T, by Abdalah II. sire of Almont,
Belmont, &c; ith dam by Red Jacket, sire
81 the dam of Kentucky Wilkes 22l
Madison Wilkes 22sl and grandam OF
Red Wilkes. ~ So 2l7l, Lizzie Wilkes
222g. Sc.
Bay horse. heavy name and tail, with
size. stvle aud finish. and representing
come Of the best trotting families IN the
whole country. Should make great stock
horse. Will make n short season at our
stable - miles west of Stanford, at
$3.50 to Insure a Mare in Foal.
At same place
LARGE MULE JACK,
Al $40 To insure
IA. 4 $. T. HARRIS,
Stanford, Ny,
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Central Park, Danville
GAMBONITO $40.

Race record "a, sth heat. fo,ied 1857. Black
Horse. 20 hands
Sired by CAMBETTA WILKES
(Sire Of - IN ago at 10 yeArs)
{ dam Maud, by Carrsrd Chief t.re OF Basil Duke
sssG aud 81 the dams OF Don PiEatro 80
sIGs. Don LorenEo 3 s.t7N. Lottic Lo~ne
Is) s.t6k, Calena Easy by hamhuno Chisi
. dam Nsfs, by son Of Billy boice s,ta, by Cor
beau, sire OF producing dams.
Rdam by Helu's NoTkshH p thoroughbred
In offering Gambontos services we believe that
&c have IN hun the BESI INDIVIDUAL, the
RESI- GATED, BESr TEMPERED aud ~
GOOD RACE HORSE A. lives. lie has prov,
an himself an excellent breeder. The hrst colt oi
his &c, vas handled last season az year old AND
trotted quarters early Ia June IA =, seconds, aud
~as then turned out until fall aud handled ahou'
month aud could trot quarters late IN the TAIL ~
% seconds
We mase the prics Cor his services 30 anybody
can breed To- limits 10 insure, OF SIS the season
cash al time OF service.
We ~tll handle several Of his get this seoson
We invite you to call aud zee Camboaiio and M
produce Care TO prevent accident, but not re
sponable shoald any occuf. Mares kept at feA
ssnabie rates.
We ~fil handle trottcn aud saddlefs al reason
able rates. For further particular. call on o. sd
dfeS WIN. VI NJ Sun
q, Danville, Ky
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At $40 to Insure a Living Coll

ileisa sure foal gettcr and a fine breeder
Lem retained on colt for season money, mares
bred 10 another horse OF traded OF makes season
money due.
W :. WIGHAM,
Moreland, XIV.
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S16 the Insurance.
TOM ROBINSON.

Son of Wallace Denmark; Ist dam by Miller's
Denmark, he by the race horse Denmark; his dam
by Old brennon Tom Is q fine shaped horse.
black with heavy name and tail, Isk hands high !;
is a natur al Saddler aud will warrant him a saddle
breeder. SO the Insurance.
Stock committed to my care and breeding will
receive my personal attention. Grass furnished
at reasonable rates, TO be paid before removal Of
stock. No responsibility for accidents or escapes
Parting with stock forfeits insurance.
have nice track and stable in connection with
my business. Mr.. Roy Beazley, a fancy saddle
horse man, is with me and we are prepared to han
die horses both tor saddle aud harness. satisfacto
ry TO our patrons.
j.. STEELE CARPENTER,
Hnstosville, Ky.
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will stand English Hunter the Of Is95 at my
Lick and Turnersvile pike, at SO insure Irving colt
parted with. will also stand toe excellent young
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Black stallion; 10 hands his h; without white:
foaled 1855
SIZED BY EUREKA.
=

foaled 1855
SIZED BY EUREKA.
Son Of Coleman's Eureka.
rst dam Mag by Blood Chief Jr., son of Blood
Chief 7oz.
I'd dam by Good wood, son Of Lexington, the
founder OF the great family Of race horses.
Eureka by that great show stallion, Coleman's
Eureka; dam by Jones Crockett by Scotrs Crock
EFT. son of Davy Crockett.
Blood Cheii Jr.. by Blood Chef 7o2; Ist dam
Lizzie Gaugh, by Washington Denmark 2d dam
Old Jennie by Robert Bruce thoroughbred.
Coleman's Eureka, the grandsire of Eureka
Chef, was by Young's Morgan dam by Boston 6
Eureka Chef Is worthy representative Of
horses any stallion that ever made a season IN
Kentucky, viz: Coleman's Eureka. Colemans
Eureka never beaten in saddle and combined
rings. and he impaired to his get size, color, style
and finish. Euresa, though young horse, has
won about go blue ribbons at Kentucky FAIRS
Eureka Chef has never been shown, not
broken saddle until last year; but judging from
HIM the same success that has attended his sire
and grandsire in show rings. His dam Mag, by
Blood Chef Ir, a winner In all classes and by
i a horse that never sired a mean one. his horse
| is bred right Il sire horses that will command the
| attention of all intelligent horsemen. He is good
Individually and can show for himself in any COM
| pany. viii make the season IT 1893 at Adam
/ Hustonville and Stanford pike, at
$15 to Insure a Living Colt.
sANDIDGE & HUSTON.
Stanford, Ky.
SILAs NJ. SANpIDGE. KING HUSTON.
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GDWWT2MI1R S5Y. JllaIN.

engiI
the champion A Ton Kss BY Rns Bsso he Slk
kHawk.th
gct
B. F. POWELL.
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IS the Season, or SO TO Insure q I!v!
Colt -Four Months Old.

Colts standing good until season money Is pad,
mares parted with OF removed from CO., forfeits
,nsurancc money. DiseHpuoh and Pedigree.
lie ~ a dark bay ISA hands high, heavy iidhe
and tail very smoothe. even turned horse an a.
ali the fancy saddle gaits which he transmit "a
great uniformity. lie was sred by SeconL 81
as, he by level Denmark Cunningham y, y
old Washington Denmark %. =,
Ist dam Lille Denmark sired by old stonsS all
Jackson "a, he by old Washington Den
mark %, dam Crusader Se.i ad ia.a Vas
sired by Rites Glencoe, he by J.eneoe
dam thoroug hhred. cd dam was si'' the
vrsat old Tom Hal and out OF Coppei- tom.
Realizing the great demand for a inst e.ass sad
die stallion have taken great pains 10 cross TN,
horse aud respectfully invite the Inspection ana
patronage of every one wishing to bred 10 a horse
belonging to the most popular and iashionabie
bred families OF his class, s he crosses back 10 the
acknowledged foundation saddle strains
Mares kept any way on liberal terms, but mol
responsible for any accidents should any occur
I'M. CARTER, JR.
Shelby City Ny
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lie is dark bay, I6 hands high, foaled In 1888,
He is a fine saddle horse, with fine style and
action and good name and tail.
He was sired by bubbles On Time, he by old
Stonewall Jaekson he by Washington Denmark,
he by Gaines Denmark, he by Imp. hedgeiord
Ist dam by King William. the noted saddle stall
lion; ad dam by Whip; I'D dam by old Telegraph.
great producer Of saddle horses.
On Time, Jr., bred from all good families OF sad
die horses in Kentucky, will undoubtedly produce
good saddle horses.
Will also stand young jack at same place and
same price.
A lien will he held on oil colts till season Is paid.
For further information, call on OF address
W. H. DUDDERAR,
Rowland Ky.
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a years old; 10 hands high.
By WALLACE DENMARK IS; see pedigree
Of W alace Denmark 5S.)
dam . Mag ~, by Nidette, by Vindex, he by
Hoods Black Hawk he by Old Black
Hawk. Vidette's Ist dam by Whip, ad
dam Gallatn, cd dam Old Tiger. Vim
dex' Ist dam by Mambrino Chief H..
I'D dam by Old Bay Messenger, sd dam
by Cannons Whip.
q dam lula Wallace, bv Wallace, he by
Todhunter's 81. ~anace, he BIZ SIR
Albert, thoroug hbred.
dam. by virsinius. he by Masons Whip.
. dana Whip mare.
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SILVER TIP 169.

This handsome saddle stallion will make the
saa.on of $50, at the stable OF Beszley Bros, one
mile west Of Stanford on the Hus,onviLe turn
pike,
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Wedgewood 436.

This hns saddle stallion ~,ll make the season OF
,s1s at my stable one male west OF McCofmseh'
Church on the Knob Lick McCormacks Church
and TurnersvIlle turnpike road, Lincoln CO., Ky
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ERRICSSON JR.

,ECONO g oSIN TO MAUDS
Jay Eye-See and Nutwood and half brother to
the dam OF Moquette 2:Io; (,-vear-cld champion
stallion record ana the sire OF the dam ct Bslvara,
sosA also OF the dams OF three oihsts win iecOrd,
OF 2.I9 1:IY1 aud 2:Ioh all mad. ISc1.
Erricsson a.. Is a solid blaok, a. nanus ano
weighs 1900 los, and is a stallion that Gem Is
himself by trrcsson 20, the clamI ion oil zen
OF his dav. Ist dam by Bodoc, ID tan
sire o. Pilot Jr., sire Of the dais Maud =. ,ly-
Eye-See. and Nutwood. his cols Ne u. usaiiy
kind, good size, fine style, having pSoouced some
Of the best the country can afford.
They are good roadsters and the oest OF family
horses, and II handled would make good racers.
Will Iaake the season at my stable az miles from
Hustonville on the Hustopvile and Liberty road,
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This finely bred saddle stallion will make the
season Of 1893 a; Cooks Springs, "a miles East Of
stanford az
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Race record "a, sth heat, fo'isd 1887 Bla
Horse. 20 hands