The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-12-16
SHORT HORN
CATTLE SALE
Charles A. Saunders, of Manila
Will Hold Sale Dec. %.
Fifty-Two Head of the Best Registered
Cattle Will be Sold. A Great OPP
portunity to Get Good Stock.


portunity to Get Good Stock.
Mr.. G. A. Saunders, of Manila, was
in Denison on Saturday last aud IA
vored this Office with u call, He in
for rs US that he will have big sale of
Short horn cattle at his place Gree
ley Stock farm, on December %. MIR.
Saunders has one OF the finest stock
farms IN Iowa, almost joining the cor
porate limits of Manila. and he has it
stocked with the best Short-horn cat
tie that money and good Judgment will
buy. He has just completed a very
fine residence with all modern. i'm
provements and all who attend the sale
will be royalty entertained. Crawford
county is fast becoming noted for fine
stock, and at Mr.. Saunders sale on the
23rd there will be representatives from
all over the country. Mr.. Saunders
will first c:fer for sale IL head of choice
bulls. Four Of the bulls were cot by
Cumberland 1873, the fine animal at
the head of Mr.. Saunders herd, and
one by .Matchless of Evergreen Hill,
l42412, one by Royal Vanguard, winner
OF first prize at the International show
in 1900. Ruby King, son of Lavender
King Sd the sire of Violet that sold for
s3705 at the Westrope dispersion sale.
lncl1ded in the female sale are mum
Der OF the best ones, such as Nerissa.
Beauty 2Sth OF Maine Valley of the
same family that produced the two
champion bull calves of America. Mr..
Saunders sold her last calf for $500 at
private sale. The remainder of the
Offering includes representatives OF
Dlchess of Gloster, Rose of Sharon,
Young Phyllis, Rose Mary, Dairy Maid
White Rose, Miss Mott and Fashion
| families.
1t has been Mr.. Saunders object to
produce such breeding as would benefit
the farmer and those establishing
Short-Horn herds, and this fact has
been clearly proven by the prizes he
has captured at the International and
other shows. Ali the females of suit
ible age have been bred to either
Cumberland or Merry Marshall. The
,erms of the sale will be six and twelve
months time on approved notes draw
ng eight per cent interest Parties
unknown will be required to furnish
.ank references. Bids sent to Col. f.
NJ Woods will be fairly delt with.
The sale will be held in q large we'll
heated tent, and the weather will not
Interfere in any way. A big lunch will
'e served free to all, so plan to go and
'tay the whole day it will be we'll
worth your while. A special invita-
ion is given to the farmers of Craw-
ord county to take advantage of this
| great sale.
Mr.. Saunders will also sell at the
sale Carnot" thorough bred geldinp
seven years old and weighs 1900 pounds
10 hands high, perfect horse, broken
single and double and absolutely safe
Tor lady to drive.
| AS might have been forseen the fla
slle pen of the Sioux City Journals
editor does not take long to ''get back"
1T the REVIEW. We acknowledge the
quickness of the parry and the neat.
ness of the thrust, and we further
acknowledge feeling that we are get
ting beyond our depth when we wade
into the Journal. We can sympathize
with Venezuela when Geo. d. turns
his guns on US. Nevertheless we do
feel that brother Perkins, if we NAV
presume to such relationship to so
great an editor, is very ungrateful to
! his comrads in arms with whom he has
been fighting the battles OF the ''Iowa
| idea" for 10 these many months. The
Journal has been spending it's nights
with strange bed-fellows-so strange
to it indeed that it cannot refrain from
an occasional bunch and an admonition
to "get over on your own side." That
is all that is the matter with the
Journal. 1t wants it distinctly under
stood that it is with them but not of
them and to place itself Alright it feels
obliged to go out after an occasional
scalp.
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