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The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
CARDINALS TRIM KANSAS CITY.
st. Louis Nationals outclass Ameri-
can Association Team, o to 1.

Kansas City. Mo-. March I.-The St
Louis Nationals easily defeated the Kan
sas City American Association baseball
team here to-day, to 1. Bob Harmon
pitched the first five innings for st.
Louis and was at his best Score:
R,H.E.
81, Iouis. ..........I 00I0 510f-9
Kansas Cty..,....... o o go 1 OIL 4
Baiteries-Harmon. Steele. aud Bhs; Rhodes.
Own. Powell. and Ritter.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
ELBERFELD'S ADVICE TO
YOUNG THIRD SACKERS

movement and Characteristic opponents.
Cultivate accuracy in judging runners speed
time your throws.
Don't try to play the whole yourself. b..
Cultivate speed and accuracy throwing to bases
Listen to word of advice from older players
Don't practice excesses of any form. --. -
Let .
Keep away from the bright lights" o..
regular in your habits.
Practice baseball all you s.9 .-
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
Nationals Walk Away from Atlanta Team Winning II to 2
ATLANTA CRACKERSBADLY)
BEATEN BY THE NATIONALS
Johnson, Walker, and Hughes Take Turns in Box and
Pitch in MdSeaSOn Form

By Hughes ); by Walker, ); by johnson. ); By
RiTaTd. ); by Mayer, ;; By Crabhle. ) Struck out
By johnson. l; by Walker. ;; by Hughes .; by
RiTard, ?; by Mayer, /. Hits made-0f johnson, 2;
of Walker. =; of Rivsrd 6; of Mayer. 5; OF Crab
bic 5. EIrst base on balls-Of Walker L: of RiV-
ard l; of Mayer ;: of Crabble . Sacrifice hit
Henry. Stolen base-Milan. SchasfeT, Elberfeld,
Gessler Henry. Umpire-Mr. Derrick. Time Of
game-l hour and Is minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
MURRAY MAKES HOMER.
Knocks Ball Over Fence with the
Bases Full.

Galveston, March ia swat on the
horsehide, which carried the ball over
the center field fence. made by Murray.
when the bases were fun ahead OF him.
was all that saved McGraw's third team
from shut-out to-day at the hands OF
the Sand Crabs. Three pitchers were
used by the Giants in a vain effort to
stem the tide which set in against them,
but all TO no avail for the punching of
eight hits by Galveston was too much for
score of 5 70 4. Score:
RHE
Galveston. o040oox-5 s ?
New Yoris.....-....... 0 30 o04 Q o 90 /
Batteries Balbaidse. Lszerick, and Braun; jenkins,
Rustharcn, Tezcau. and Hartley.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
WASHINGTON WINS
WRESTLING MEET
Clifford, Of Baltimore, Taken
Ill, After Bout.
COMPLAINED BEFORE MATCH

Prof. Doyle, of Baltimore Squad,
Says YounEster Had Not Been Well
During Week, but Felt Better Yes
terday and Wanted to Compete il
Meet-WiISon a Winner.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19

After the game Tom Hughes declared
that his arm felt great and that
he would be able to go nine innings in a
few days.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19

Bill Cunningham tore off pretty three
bagger in the sixth. Had heebeen in good
condition ne could have reached home on
the wallop.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19

Manager McAleer will next week have
the Regulars and Yannigans play nine
full innings instead of six.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19

Both of Atlanta's runs were due to
errors. Clean fielding would have landed
the Nationals a shut-out.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19

TBo-bAse hits-Johns0L Moran. Threc-base hit
curningtan. Home nn-MlAn. Innings pitched
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19

Houston. 0 0 0 90 o.
New York........-..-- e-j II ?
Batteries -Hornshy and Alexander; Drucke. shontz,
and SchIe
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19

Batteries Balbsidse. L&rerick and Braun jenkins.
Rustharcn, Tescau. and Hartley.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19

Washington fans can figure on to-day's
lineup as being mighty close to the one
with which the club will start the Ameri-
can League season.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-19

Long John SomerIott is expected early
next week. and then will come the real
fight for first base.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-18
Blood Poison
csrsA by the Marvel Of the centur,
q. o. B.-Tested Tor 70 Years.

csrea by the Marvel Of the Century
D. o. 6.-Tssted for 20 Years.
Drives out blood poison In any
stage, permanently without deadly
mercury. with pure botanical ingre-
dents. To prove Il We will send you a
SAMPLE TREATMENT FREE
II you have ulcers. eating sores,
itching, humors. swellings mucus
patches, bone pains, offensive pimples.
or eruptions. take .. q. 3. Botanic
Blood eaim). All symptoms heal
quickly. Blood is made pure and rieh'
completely changing the entire body
into a clean, healthy condition, heal
ing every sore and stopping all aches,
pains and itching curing the worst
case OF blood poison. Druggists or
by express, 81 PER LARGE BoIDrLE
with directions for home cure. SAM
ple sent free by writing Blood balm
Company, Atlanta. Ga. Describe your
trouble and free medical advice given
Sold by shugars 4 Tanner, stanford
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-18
WAR TRACE

We will also stand the great Young
Jack War Trace AZ $40 for mares and
s 20 for jenncts TO insure a living colt.
War Trace is black with white points
- II hands high. lie was sired by
Great Eastern ii he by imp. Taxpayer
that sold for $4,000. His dam was nv
the Imp. Great Eastern. War Traces
dam bv Bedford Star he by Ezell
Starlight
Note-This jack served only few
nares in his three year-old form, SO
mis- first colts came last spring and
they sold from $50 for horse mules TO
Sl17.50 for mare mute colts, so You
see in offering To the public this great
young Jack, We have one that is sec
und to none. This Jack should make
a great iennet Jack for he has the
finest head and ear and as much foot
and hone rs any jack living,
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-18
DIGNITY DARE 1882
Nominated In the Chronicles Saddle
Horse Futuri,y Stake 1911. 1912
And 1918.

Combined stallion, Dark Mahogany
BAY, 1873 3d. weigh LOO pounds,
Is absolutely sound in every Way.
Kind disposition and colts easily han.
ledd lie has stepped eighths In IL IL
hitched 10 n sulky; Is five gated
great show horse wearing the blue
tie ever since yearling; at three
years old wore ~ blues and ] red Out
OF IA shows; as a harness horse ana
as model is in class TO himself.
lie was never defeated except by Two
of his own colts. and has won IN
rings Of % head. His colts are al
ways inside the money, and when
developed make great saddlers and
high priced three and five gaited show
horses Sixty five OF his get at an
average age of 2 10 years sold at
an average price of S611. He mas
never been defeated I'm produce ring
ring when shown with 4 to Is OF his
get
Think Of such saddlers as he has
sired: namely, Nettleton, Wtnsom,
Prospect. the Jim Anderson mare, Hey
nav, the Price Herring Mare. Toxic,
Dare. London Dare, Dare All, White
Foot. Prince Imperial and a host OF
others that have been sold from $1,000
to $500. Look at his record as
sire Of saddlers and see what they
can do.
DIGNITY DARE. got by Chester
Dare No. 10, &C. LIST dam by WEIGH
mont 6367 4 7. II. r., he by Rysdyks
Hambletonian No. 10 A. T. II. II. will
serve mares this season OF 1911 at my
stable i'm Hustonville at the low price
of
s25 TO Insure a Living Con-.
Money due when colt comes of mare
traded or removed, or bred TO any
other stock A lien retained on all
colts until paid for. Grass furnished
at reasonablea price for mares from a
distance and must be settled Tor be
fore removed. Breeding hours from
s to 10 in tho morning and to 8 in
tho evening. Mares will receive my
personal attention, but will not be
responsible for accidents or escape.
VIII also at the same time and place
stand my great breeding Mule Jack
PEYToN.
so well known i'm the West End OF
Lincoln county. at $40 for mares and
$50 for jehnets. due when colt is
foaled or mare traded, removed Of
parted with. or mare bred to any 9th
er stock. Peyton by Hun Dudderaris
Jack. he by Hubble-s Brrgnolia and
out NJ Jim Poster Jennet.
rPeyton is;fine withavsry iapee bona
and rcoS, Skod seck. and..ear,. good
spsrter. .S~>fi motm,eef'sS hands Il inch
htsh sn,i'.sduiire,. ~ asfjwso SIZE hinS
and is saiu to bs'ths'best Inuls.jaslk.in
Hmcom couhtyl.' 80, - - e 49,"
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-18

mo. 4i75s)

mo. flI5b.D
Vol. II A. T. H. II bred by Eugcre
Rucksr, Georgetown Ky. Ashland
Brook was foaled 1908, solid bay with
left hind foot white, 10 "a hands high
PEDIGREE Sired by silent
llrook, No. 1900. record 2:l6 ~ the
sire Of Margaret Bathgate, 2:tt -
6ettie Brook (3) 2:t7 81 Lady Bell.
brooks, 2t7 ia, Jennie Brook, a.
2:tT ID. Elliott Stone 2:ts "a, Lady
Brook, 2:3o and Running Brook, 2:ss,
sllent Brook by Dsrknight, No. 1855,
the sire of Searchlight 2:02 -,
BrirAtlight, 2:Os Ia and valpa. 900
IL. Darknight sired by Alcyone No
ss2. record 227. Ashland Brooks ist
dam Huna Wren by Ashland Wilkce.
Z2ei record 2:17 IA, the sire OF
John X. Gentry, 300 IL, Sally To
ler 2.e6 -; Ashland Wilks sired by
Red Wilkes l749. he by George
Wilks, second dam. Side Lilly. by Pre-
tender, 1853, Sd dam by Jim Monroe
S35
Ashland Brook Is a handsome fell
low with lots of substance; has a
bold way of going with wonderful
speed. style and action His Oldest
colts are only coming four years old
this spring and thev are all one could
expect, they bearing good colOrs with
plenty OF size, with wonderful STYLE
and action. II is to DE remembered
that be sired the great Sallie Brook
that was never defeated in her class
as either a harness or roadster three
year old and she was second to the
great Edna May in the sweepstake
harness class al Frankfort last year.
lie has to his credit several promis-
ing three year-olds that bid fair to
be hot company in the show ring this
year.
Ashland Brook will make the pre-
sent season at SIS to insure a living
clst.
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&A-E

- .HsstV0N
.ylss.--5ssesinsa \ hpsaned sssiAen
Bidok -. "a tseKs the sea~sn Of
isil sc ~. .b4is..p l-g'nne north.
west Of ssAaSssd. &y,. 'snown az The
J. H. kseAnsssr place at sISS TO
insure hviue colt and viii also
give the season 10 the parties show.
ing best and finest colt Colts 10 be
Judged Nv dis,uterested parties in
sanford. Ky.
Black Joe " a beautiful black. fine
and snowy and all the style you are
looking for. one OF the finest saddle
horses to be found In Central Ken.
lucky lie Is u hands inches high
five years old and beauty. See hin
before booking your mares.
Black Joe is by the noted Preston
t22. one of Kentuckys greatest sad
die stalliong Preston by Wa,hiug
ton 81, Black Joo's dam Lucille by
Messenger Denmark, 2nd dam Eettie
Robinson. b, Robinson Vermont, nv
liamblctonian.
n YOU want TO breed TO one of the
lest horses in Lincoln county at a
reasonable price see J. u. Rads and
Son. All care will he taken 10 pre-
vent accidents but not rcspOn sihle
should any occur. II mares are trad
cd or parted with season is due, lien
& also retained on colts for season.
J. o. EADS & SON,
Stanford, Ky.
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]. c. BAILEY. Crab Orchard, Ky.
Watzmann, 343

Watznann. No. S43.-This splendid
German Coach horse was fosled May
2lst. 1903. by Il, Hanenkamp, in Ger
lqaax He vas imported by J. Gro Crouch UGH
&a,ssons.. .!9ttv Lstaystte, indiana He
was sired by Eskimo, No. 400. He is
a very hing tytserthS German iuoxa
hofsss.'shdsolaseff 5000 tssee years
sso:r. lie will maks. the season AT. my
place at .Hustonviile, at s1v to insure
a living colt.
At the same place I will also stand
Ly fine trotting stallion Hummer, Jr.,
at SIC to insure a living colt. His
get have all been very fine road hor-
ses.
will stand my several fine acks at
$l7 for mares. no jennets. Money due
on all these sires when mares are
sold or traded.
J. X. BAU6HMAN,
Hustonville. Ky.
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Deck Grey

Shetland pony, 3s inches tall; own
ed by liugh Reid Foster will make
season of 1911 at $40 to insure n
hving colt. He is by an imported
pony that cost $1,000 In the Shetland
islands and is regarded by horsemen
az the best pony in kentucky de-
fearing all corners in the show ring
OF 1903. Lien retained ON all colts
until season is paid. Mares parted
with a or bred elsewhere forfeits in
suraSce and money becomes due. Win
make the season at my farm.
JOHN q. FOSTER, Stanford, Ky.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-18

Last year l raised hundreds of chick
ems free from gapes by giving them
Bourbon Poultry Cure. On several
occasions have cured chickens with
IL that were so sick they could not
stand up.
FRANK p. CLAY, Paris, Ky.
| have been raising chickens for
nearly fifty years and Bourbon Poul-
try Cure is the most satisfactory RENE
dy for sapes and cholera THAT l have
ever used.
MRS. W. W. RALsToN. -opkinsvIIle,
Ky.
Every year | had been losing from
40 TO a hundred chickens with canes
got a hottie OF Bourbon Poultry Cure
and now | have 200 chickens and not
"A "eapey" one among them.
MRS. JENNIE B. STEVENS, Lynch
burg, Va.
have tried great many poultry
remedies, but for gapes Bourbon Poul
try Cure is the best OF all. My last
hatch was 80 little chicks and out OF
that number | raised 35.
BESSIE V. SHEARER, Columbia, Ky
bourbon Poultry Cure is working
like magic in this county. My trienGs
who are using II say they never saw
anything like it. | never have a sick
FOWL since using IT,
MRS. !. D. cox Lawreneeburg. KY
am an old poultry raiser and Bour
Ton Poultry Cure is iIe only remedy
have ever found that will cure gapes
II has cured every chicken have Civ
en- il TO-
MRS. J. A. LYNN, Purcellville, Va.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-18
EQUITY

We will also offer for public ser
wee this great l6-hand Jack. He is
black with white points. His head
and ear, foot and bone are second
to none, with style and action like
a mule. He is sired by Yelberton.
Jr.. first dam by DIR. Wood. second
dam by imported jack. Yelbeton, Jr.,
the size Of Equity, is now At the head
of Mr.. T. n. Adams herd OF jennets.
at Lexington, Ky.
In Offering this JACK for public ser.
vice We feel sure We are Offering a
great breeder for competent judges
say thai he was the best breeder In
Montgomery county. his colts always
bringing the highest prices.
This great jack will make the pre-
sent season at $40 for mares and $50
for iennets TO insure living colt. All
Of the above mentioned stock will
make tho present season OF 1911 at
our stable l-2 mile west of Stan
ford on the Shelby City pike. Mares
traded. parted with or bred elsewhere
without our consent forfeits the in.
surance and money becomes due al
time of such transaction. For fur
Their information call on or address,
S. T. HARRIS & RoBT. WOODS.
Phone 72-Ring 3,
Stanford, KY
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-18

MY wife used Bourbon Poultry Cure
on her sick chickens and it proved
thoroughly effective and worked a
cure In every instance.
COL. e. n. GATHER, Harro. sbure,
ny.
Bourbon Poultry Cure is the best
remedy for gapes ever used. never
expect TO be without Il as long as !
can get it
MRS. A. }. MILTON, crais's Creek,
Va.
have not lost chicken by SICK
ness since began using Bourbon Poul
try Cure. | used it last year and did
not have sick fowl on the place.
MISS MARY J. cooMEs, Hardins.
burg, Ky.
Last year my chickens were sick
and | gave them Bourbon Poultry Cure
and did not lose a chicken after Civ
ing them this medicine.
MRS. W. r. MooRMAN, Glendeane
KY.
Find enclosed check for which send
me five gallons OF Bourbon Poultry
Cure. My chickens had gapes so bad
last year that | could not raise any
until | got this medicine.
MRS. w. r. GUNTER, Concord. Va.
Last year We lost one entire brood
with white diarrhoea this year we
nave used bourbon Poultry Care in
their drinking water and have not lost
any.
w. E. JOHNSON & SON, Lexington,
KY.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-18
Dock
Stanford. KY.

will stand my fine Shetland stall
lion Dock for the season OF 1911 at
the farm OF s. J. Embry on the Lan'
easter pike. at sls TO insure a living
colt
Dock 10 one OF the finest bred Shet.
lands ever brought to Kentucky. He
is sired by Imp. Blue Eve; LIST dam
~ Imp. Dobbin II; I'd dam Imp. Ma
non by Imp. BobbiR Ill.
lie 4. a Beautiful black and white,
spiendidly marked and an aristeeyat
all over. Just ~ inches high and the
sweetest little horse you ever saw.
s. !. EMsRY. JR,
Stanford, Ny.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-18
&:qAT'et!

This crack young stallion will make
the season OF 1911 at my place on the
Ridge near the. Rush Branch pike,
He is one OF the finest breeders
in the county. He is sireo By Chester
Chief. he By Chester Adair; rsts-Cfarri
BY. Marion Squirrel; End. dam by,;uAs
Edge. Syd gam ~. on. Time both be-
Gray Eagle. -.
Lightfoot il \ sorrel horse. Is hands
high, has fine style. lie is the best
bred saddle morse in Lincoln county
and also the best individual. He has
two colts ready and they are the
finest you ever saw.
VIII stand MIN at yiv TO insure
living colt.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-18
kImont Dare 1923
A. q d. Il.


Sired by Dignity Dare igss. he by
Chester Dare ~, be by Black Squirrel
IS, he by King William 81. LIST dam
Toxasay 4e5s, also registered In Vol.
y a. r. H. r.. She by Abdallah Nam
brino 37i5. he hy Among -. End dam
Lady Davis by Crit Davis, BY Bourbon
Chief; srd dam Matte $. by Foreign
Light, by Foreigner. by Imported Gen
co; 4th dam Rettis c. by Cunning
hams COpperbettom; 9Th dam by I'm.
ported Buzzard.
Almont nare the natural show
horse without the KNIFE AND kRuP.
PER or weighter shoes. The result
III life long mating with the best
tires end dams obtainable and AS
roof of hts rich breeding hos colts
are winning wherever shown and be
ing Offered as high as $3.50 at 10 days
old To 5000 at years old
These colts are not OF GRADE
MARES. send me GOOD MARE
and get a BREAD WINNER. lie Is a
full brother To Nettleton that sold A.
a 4.year-old for $500 and w Foxy Dare
that has won more premiums than anv
mare ever sired Nv Dienity Dare and
list Of others too numerous to men.
ton.
lie Ia a beautiful bay 10 hands arh
weight close to 1900 pounds The
shortest backed oae you ever saw and
Owing Ia location viii make the sea
son al my rtsbie . l-2 mills from
Hustorvilie on Liberty pike at SIS to
insure living colt viii also stand Il
line big young 'hocse nc $40 10 insure
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-18
FINE PROPERTY
FOR SALE AT MCKINNEY

Desiring 10 go into other business.
We will sell the following property
located opposite the depot at McKin-
ney, Ky.
One rs room hotel.
One livery barn,
one store-house 60x30, with side
rooms. with stock Of merchandise.
Parties desiring 10 go into the hotel
ana livery and goods business will
find this a fine location. VIII make
a good price to right parties. Call
on Or write a. II. MASTERS or Chas.
Bewyer. Mckinney. KY.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-18
Rex Arbuckle l467

Combined stallion. win make the
season of 1871 at J.. Y. Denny tarm,
4 ~ miles from Lancaster, on Rich
mond pike at S2000.to insure a liv-
ing colt.
Rex Arbuckle. 1867 by Rex MELON
aid S33 he by hex Denmark $40. let
dam Miss Richmond SOL by King Rich
ard. by Peayine So. "a dam Jennie
Lynn. 1851. by Stonewall Jackson, ~
hy Washington Denmark 81. 31 dam
Florence by Sand Maupin's Dronuon
N Tes sold, traded or bred 10 any
other horse without consent, the
money will be claimed for service rem
dered by our horse. Mares kept a.
10 cents per day on grass but not rs-
sponsible for accidents or escapes. A
lien retained on colts for the season
money.
DENNY BROS,
lanaaGfar kk
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Sam Keene

/ will stand my fine jack. sam Keene
Tor the season of 1911 at the VIII
Shanks' farm two miles FROM town on
the Somerset pike
lie is q black Jack with white points
Ave wear old. II l-2 hands high and
has fine Bleeding.
VIII serve mares at - TO insure a
living colt. Money due when foaled or
mare is parted with.
J. N. LAIR.
r. y. D. No. I, Stanford, KY.
26-S
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King Eagle
No. 25b6.

No. 2556.
Vol 6, A. s. II. r. King Eagle is
10 hands high, dark bay with flow
ing usne and tail, goes all the gn!ts
with plenty of speed style and ac.
ton.
PEDle by Royal King.
2s55. he by On Time. 745, he by Stone
Wall Jackson. az, Royal Kings first
dam Nollie Mountz. 1854, was by the
noted sire Cahbell's Lexington r. s.
King Eagles first dam Hip, 1919. she
34r, casls sbipd .l0l4, he BY Old King
Easle. $50, ,sespgd- ;dap by Red Lion
3fd q N w SHsrfis' Denmark. be BY
uillss's' Dennait, ss;s 'fourth dam BY
Jim Bell (thoroushbred9
Nors-KiHg Eagle is a combined
stallios.. a. breeder of fine color ana
hish STYLED colts, isey all havins
Size. style aad action. lie sired the
{ oIt that won the $50 stake at the
Stanford fair, asd the 500 stake at
Lancaster defeating here four OF the
get OF the great Rex Peavire. This
get OF King Eagle was second in the
S3oa stake at Harrodsburg, with ~
entries and defeated the colt that won
this stake, two ont of three shows. His
colts are in demand. bring the highest
prices. King Eagle will make the
present season at the low price OF Sl5
to insure a living colt.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-18
90 COSTS HAUNT sWAMPs'

No. never. Its foolish TO fear a fan.
cied evil, when there are real ana
deadly perils TO guard against IN
swamps and marshes, bayous. and low
lands. These are the malaria germs
that cause ague. chills and fever, weak
ness. aches In the bones and muscles
and NAV induce deadly typhoid. But
Electric Filters destroys and casts out
these vicious germs from the blood.
"Throe bottles drove all the malaria
from nv system" wrote VIM. fretwep
or Iucama. N. c.. land I've had fine
health ever sinoe,' Use this SAFE
remedy only SO cents at Penny's Drug
store. y
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ALTO.

PERCHERoN STALLION. iron gray
subject TO register. years old, weighs
1850 pounds will make the season of
1911 at my home ON the old Isaac
Shelby place two miles south of Shel
by City on Hustonville pike at $3.50
10 insure living colt.
This horse was but recently ship
red In from Oklahoma. where his colts
equaled the very best in their class.
See him before booking your mares.
Care taken TO prevent accident or es'
cape put not responsible should any
occur.
G. s. SHELBY.
Shelby City, Ky
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WIN make the season OF 1911 at my
place near Mckinney. Ky. mt the low
price of ss.OG 10 insure living colt
rhis Jack is IS hands ? inches high
black with white points, fine style
great bone and foot and has proved
himself a great breeder. His colts
has always brought the top prices. 1t
viii pay you to see this jack before
breeding your mares.
8. N. OWENS q SON,
Mckinney.ky
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NOLTAIRE. 55lIO
(6n,se GEARS o1a--21,slgAt 1850

(0Hree GEARS 0Ia- -2lIolg~r 1850
Nultaire is registered Percheon
stallion and a perfect individual The
people OF Lincoln county have never
had the opportunity to breed To one
like him before.
lie will fin long felt want. lie is
the kind to cross with our Kentucky
mares TO get high class mule mare
the kind that everybody wants. and
the kind that brings the big money.
The Breeders Gazette OF this week
quotes desirable drafters at $1,000 to
$4,000. you can't beat them. Vol
taire viii make the season of 1911
one mile from town on the Danville
pike at the Goodnight farm at So
10 insure living colt
j. kEviN CARTER,
Stanford. Ky.
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PRESTON.


WASHINGTON
RICK
THIS CHAMPION GATED 81 DOLE STALLION OF KENTUCKY,
WHICH ADJOINING COUNTIES
A BREEDER,
MAKE STABLE ORCHARD KY.
TO A LIMITED NUMBER OF MARES
COLT. WILL KEEP MARES ON
RESPONSIBLE
WHEN
OTHER