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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-29
REYES IN PRISON.
Will Be Court -martia|ed at
Once in Mexico City.
Said That Emilio Gomez Is
Working Up a Revolt.
He Laughs at Ideals Keeping Safe
In San Antonio, Tex.

Mexico City, Dec. 2s.-Gen. Reyes
arrived here, tonight. The car in
which he travelled was dropped in the
freight yards and the prisoner was
conducted by an unfrequented route
to the Santiago military prison. There
was no demonstration
The personnel of the courtmartial
which will try Reyes in part was Of
ficially announced as follows;
Generals Jose Maria Mier, Jose Ma
ria De La Vega and Lauro Villar.
Many pleas for lenieney have been
entered on Reyes behalf, but among
military men the hope is said to exist
that the penalty for his crime will be
strictly enforced, on the ground that
Reyes has brought ignominy and dis
credit 10 the army.
1t is rumored that the Mexican gov
eminent is about to ask for the ex-
tradition of Emile Vasquez Gomez,
former minister of the interior, from
the United States.
1t is generally believed that Emilio
Vasquez Gomez is heading revolu-
tionary party. The last information
as to his whereab bouts was that he
was in San Antonio.
All efforts to ascertain the truth of
the rumor as to the request of his eX-
tradition or the grounds on which the
proceedings will be based have been
futile, except that there is apparent
confederation in official circles that
action by the government is contem-
plated. The only offence of Gomez, if
any, is said TO be of a political nature,
for which he cannot be extradited.
San Antonio, Texas, Dec. 2S.-Emilc
Vasquez Gomez who is in this city as q
self-styled refugee. today, denied that h
had planned or would plan a revolution
against the Mexican government.
Gomez said the surrender of Gen
Reyes and the capture of several of his
followers removes the last possibility OF
counter-revolution in Mexico. He said
emphatically that he is and always has
been an opponent of Gen. Reyes, and
that he did not speak to Gen. Reyes noI
communicate with him through an inter
mediary the whole time Gen. Reyes was
here, although some Mexican papers
charged him with so doing.
Discussing the report that the Madero
government meant to ask his extraditio1
from the United States authorities, Co
mez said:
'They must produce some evidence OF
a crime and my life and my official ca
reer as minister of the interior are open
to critical survey. 1t is true that l con-
CURED In the plan of Taeubaya,' but
that is politics and political offences are
not extraditable.
MY status is just his: l am waiting
here until the country will allow me II
come back. Then / shall take up my or
binary pursuits there"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-29

Block Island, II. l.. Dec. 2S.-The
tour-masted schooner Mary Adelaide
Randall, coal-laden, was hurled upon
the lodges west of Block Island by a
terrific northwesterly gale early, to-
day. shortly before $50. and her crew
of nine men were rescued by the
Block Island life saving crew.
The rescue was spectacular and was
accomplished only after the life savers
had tried repeatedly to reach the
stranded craft
The Randall halls from Port Jeffer-
son, n. Y. and was bound from Nor
folk. Va, for New London, Conn
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THE PRESIDENT

Will DISPOSE Of La Toilette. Next
Month. Out in Ohio.
Washington Dec % - President Taft
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EXPENSE
ceive choice three
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being hammered to pieces. At that
time only her topmasts We're visible.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-30
Hapsburg 500

We will stand this great coach stall
lion for the season OF 1911 at !. ".
Baughmau's place on Somerset pike
one mile from stanford, AZ $40 TO iu'
sure living colt. This IL one OF
The finest coach horses ever brought
to this part of the country. lie is
I6I hands high and is by imp. Clos
ter and out OF a mare by Wonderful
Poy. Anyone wishing very hish
tired coach horse to breed on standard
bred mares for getting style, speed
and action. should see this horse
Money due when mare is parted
with or bred to other stock.
We will also stand VERY FINE
JACK by Napoleon, at the same place
al ST. To insure n living colt. lie is
Is i.2 hands high and a fine beeder.
J. w. & H. C. 6AuGHMAN.
Stanford, Ky.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-30

The beautiful combined stallion
Black Joe. will mako the searon OF
1911 at our barn IL mile north
west of stanford. Ky. known a. tho
]. n. McAlister place at $3.50 20
insure "A living colt and will also
give the season to the parties show
ing best and finest colt. Colts 10 be
Judged bv disinterested parties in
Stanford. Ky.
Black Joe Is 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
tucky. lie is - hands inches high
five years old and a beauty. See him
before booking your mares.
Back Joe is by the noted Preston
90. one of Kentuckv's greatest sad
de stallion Preston by Washing
ton "a. Black Joo's dam Lucille hy
Messenger Denmark, md dam Eettle
Robinson. bv Robinson Vermont, by
lIamhlctani1n
II YOU want 10 breed 20 one of the
test horses in Lincoln county 90 %
reasonable price see ]. F E1ds and
son All care will pc taken to pre-
vent accidents tut not rcsuon ihlo
should any occur. If mares are trad
ed or parted with season is due, lien
is also retained on colts for season.
J. o. EA0S & SON,
Stanford. Ky.
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DIGNITY DARE 1882
dominated In the Chronicles Saddle
Horse Futurity Stake 1911. 1912
And 1918.


Combined stallion, Dark Mahogany
Bay. 15-3 81; weigh ! 200 pounds.
Is absolutely sound In every way.
>iud dispo ,ition and colts easily han
ledd. lie has stepped eighths in is -
nitchcd TO a sulky; Is five gated; a
great show horse wearing the blue
tie ever since yoarling; at three
years old wore 10 blues and ! red out
of ~ shows; as a harness horse and
az model Is in a 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 ana
high priced three and five gated SHOW
horses. Sixty five of his get az an
average age of IL years sold NJ
an average price Of s6ll. lie mas
never been defeated in n produce ring
ring when shown with 10 ~ OF MS
get.
Think of such saddlers as he has
sired: namely. Nettleton. Winsom'
Prospect, the Jim Anderson marc, Hey
Dav. the Price Herring Mare, Toxic,
Dare, London Dare, Dare MI, White
Foot. Price Imperial and no I OF
others that have been sold from Sl,o''
TO $4,000. Look at hts record as
sire OF saddlers and see what thcy
can do.
DIGNITY DARE. got by Che ter
Daro No. 10. SC. list dam by WEIGH
mort 6367 a I. II. r.. he by Rysdyk
HauibIetonian No. 10 A. T. II. X. VIII
serve mares this season of 1911 AZ M
stable in Hustonville at the low price
OF
s25 to insure living Colt.
Money due when colt comes of mare
traded or removed, Or bred to any
other stock. A lien retained on al
colts until paid for. Grass furnished
/ III reasonablea price for mares from .
distance and must be settled Tor be
for, removed. Breeding hours from
4 10 10 In the morning and to "
m evening. Mares will receive my
personal attention. but will not be
/ respon sible for accidents or escape
/ WIN also at the same time and place
tand my great breeding Mule JacR
I PEYToN.
so well known In the West Emo ol
! Lincoln county. at $40 for mares anc
/ 500 for iehnets. due when colt Is
foaled or mare traded. removed oi
narted with. or mare bred to any 9th
/ or stock. Peyton by HUFF Dudderar'
lack, he by bubbles Tirignolia anc
/ ont of Jim Porter Jennet.
/ Pcyton is fine with very large Dont
and foot. GOOD neck and ear, good
quarter. well mounted, Is hands ! incl
high and admired by all who see him
and is said to be the best mule Jack II
/ lincoln county.
Al are invited 10 come and see him
Phone IN residence.
o. s. CARPENTER.
HustOuville. Ky.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-30
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Low excursion fares Sunday May
twonty-eieht between Louisville, Lex
inRton, Danville, Georgetown, Law
renceburg, Harrodsburg, Shelbyvi lie,
and Versailles and intermediate sta
tons, IN each direction. $3.50 between
Lexington, Danville, Georgetown and
Louisville for the round-trip, tickets
limited to return on date OF sale. Pro
rortionately low rates between inter
mediate points. Consult any Southern
Railway Agent or write, II. e. King,
CTA, Lexington, Ky, =. X. Cook, DPA
Louisvll e, Ky, J. e. Deam, Jr., AGPA
st. Louis Mo.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-30
King Eagle
No. 1855.

No. 1855.
Vol 6. a S. II. II. King Eagle is
10 hands high, dark bay with flow.
ing name and tail, goes all tho ga!ts
with plenty of speed style and &C.
ton.
PEDL GREE-Sired BY Royal King,
255S, he by On limo. 745. he by Stone.
wall Jackson, ~, Royal Kings first
dam Nollie Mountz, 1884,. was by the
noted sire Cabbell's Lexington F. s.
King Eagles first dam Hip, 1879, she
by Eagle Bird 1ol4, he bv Old King
Eagle, ESQ, second dam by Red Lion
5rd dam by Harris Denmark, he by
MIller's Denmark, 45, fourth dam by
Jim Bell thoroughbred
NoTE.-King Eagle IL a combined
stallion, breeder of fine color and
high STYLED colts, they all having
size, style and action. He sired the
colt that won the $50 stake at the
Stanford fair. and 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
$500 stake at Harrodsburg, with %
entries and defeated the colt that won
this stake, two out of three shows His
colts are in demand, bring the highest
prices. King Eagle will make the
present season at the low price of $l5
to insure a living colt
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-30
Gatarrh
S. NJ. OWENS q SON
Mcl<inney.ky

Cured BY The Marvel OF The oentu'''
"a r. e.-Tested for 80 wears
hawking, splitting. foul breatN. uas
charges of yellow matter pernhahen'
~ cured with pure Botanical ihsleu,
10 nroye IL We win send you
SAMPLE TREATMENT fRte
rATARRH Is NOT ONLl DAMIEN,
oIS but IL causes ulceratlohs' u ea.n
and decay of bones, Kills ahlOillon
Zen causes boss OF appetite anu
saaches IA general debility, idiocy anu
,nsanitv IL needs attention at ohIe
Cure IL by taking Botanic $1,000 oa'"
IA a. 81 II il "a quick radical peIn'" .
nant cure because IL rids the sys'on'
af ,ha noison germs that cause casa'. !.
y, tha sau,e time Blood Balm TO-
nnrIfIes the blood. does away WIN
,arv svmptom OF catarrh. o. o. o.
s.nas a ungling Hood oil warm, r.sa
n,,re blood direct TO the paraiys.u
nerves. and parts affected oy oi' and
hoi poison, giving warmth %
s,rereth lust where II is neeueu' anu
=. ms WAY making a perfect lasun Ss
nnre of catarrh In all It's forms, Dn nCSi
GIsTS or by express, IL fEh I'A 49,
poTTI,E with directions LOT hon'.
a"ra SAMPLE SENT FREE by writ
inc blood Balm Co., Atlanta Ca yes
a,,ns vour trouble and tree med'ea,
advice given. Sold by snug 70 anu
Tanner.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-30

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 sccoL3
to none, with style and action like
mrle lie is sired by Yelbertcn,
Jr.. first dam by DIR. Wood, second
dam by imported jack. Yelbeton, Jr.,
the size of Equity. is now at the head
OF MIR. T Y. 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 that 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 so 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 2 1-2 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, 1911-05-30
AImcnt Dare 1925

a. $. II. r.
Sired by Dignity Dare 1859. he by
Chester Dare 10, ne by Black SQUIRE
.tS, he Ivy King william o. let Gam
Toxavay 4GJS, also registered ga Vol.
o A. 4 TO- H.. She ~ Abdallah Nam.
brno 37tj. he BY himont SO; End dam
Lady Davis 10y Crit Davis, by Bourbon
Chiof; Bird dam Matte s. by Foreign
Light. by Foreigner. by Imported Glen
co; Ith dam Bette G. by Cunning.
hams COpperbottom; 9TH dam by I'm.
ported Buzzard.
Amont Dare the natural show
horse without the KNIFE AND kRUP.
PER or weighter shoes. The result
ct life long mating with the best
rires and dams obtainable and rs
iroof OF his rich breeding his colts
are winning wherever shown and be
ing offered as high as $3.50 az 10 days
old 90 S60O nj years old
These colts are not Of GRADE
MARES, send me GOOD MARE
aud get a BREAD WINNER. He is a
full brother to Nettleton that sold a,
a 4.year old for 5000 and TO Foxy Dare
that has won more premiums than any
mare ever sired by Dignity pare and
list OF others too numerous TO men.
ton.
lie is n beautiful bay ~ hands hiRh
weight close 20 1900 pounds. The
shortest backed one you ever saw and
owing TO location will make tho sea
son at my stable 2 i-2 milcs from
lHustorville on Liberty pike at slb "a
insure living colt win also stand a
fine big young horse at SO IN insure
Mares traded or bred elsewhere rem.
ders season due. Grass furnished AT
g. per month. Personal attention Civ
en- 10 all stock, but not responsible
for accidents. Correspondence and
inspection invited.
S. 7. POWELL,
Hustonvifle, Ky
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-30
County Organizer and
Manager Wanted

A leading Fraternal Insurance Or
red desires reliable white man 10
take charge OF its work IN this county
to introduce the order, solicit men,
bers. collect monthly dues, organize
lodges, appoint and manage sub-ae.
ents and so on.
No previous experience is needed,
as We will teach you how to operate.
THIS is a splendid opportunity for 2
good man, with liberal pay and chance
OF promotion.
Devote spare time at start, with
whole time later ON.
Well known man wanted, strictly
honest, good ability, one who is hIst
Ter and Will get out and push the
work forward.
This a great chance to become an
influential leader, to help your fellow
nan and make good income for your
self at the same time.
This society pays iorfeits for sick
ness, accident and death. The lod-
ges have grand ritualistic work, strict
ly new aud up to-date in every par
ticular.
No other order like II was ever
started. Over $1,000 memberships al
ready issued and growing very fast.
Write Immediately for further par
siculars, giving full information oil
yourself in letter. Address in conf.
dence, SUPREME COMMANDER
GENERAL BOX AB-293, COv1NG-
ron. KY.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-30

Vol. ~ A. T. II. R,bred by Eugcre
Rucker. Georgetown Ky. Ashland
Brook was foaled 1908, solid bay with
left hind foot white, is "a hands high
PEDIGREE Sired by Silent
Brook, No. 1899, record 2:16 1.2. the
sire Of Margaret Bsthsate, 2:tt IA
petite Brook (3) 2:t7 "a, Lady Bell.
Brooks, 2 II ID, Jennie Brock az
2:t7 ID. Elliott Stone 2:te ia, Lady
Brook, $3.50 and Running Brook, 2:3o
Silent Brook by Dsrknight. No. 2s5a,
the sire OF SeaicnIight 2:O2 II,
Briehtight, 2.OS Ia and valpa, . 90.
~. Difknight sired by AlcyJne 80.
81, record %. Ashland Brooks It
dam Buna Wren by Ashland Wilkcs.
22g1 record 2:17 Ia, the sire Of
John X. gentry, 900 -. Sally To.
Ter. 200 IA; 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 fel-
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 they are all one could
expect. they bearing good colOrs with
plenty of size, with wonderful style
and action. II is to De remembered
that he sired the great Sallie Brook
tnat vas never defeated in her class
as either q harness or roadster three
year old and she was second to the
great Edna May in the sweepstake
harness class at Frankfort last year.
lie has to his credit several promis.
ing three year1iids that bid fair 70
be hot company in the show ring this
year.
Ashland Brook will make the pre-
sent season at S1s to insure a living
colt
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-30
WAR TRACE

We will also stand the great young
Jack War Trace AZ SO for mares and
SO for ienncts To insure a living colt.
War Trace Is black with white points
- - hands high. lie was sired by
Great Eastern II he 10y imp. Taxpayer
that sold for $4,000 His dam was hv
the Imp. Great Eastern. War Traces
dam bv Bedford Star, he by Ezell
Starlight
Notc-This Jack served only n few
wares in mis- three year-old form, So
mis- first colts came last spring and
they sold from $50 for horse mules 10
Sl175O for mare mule 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
n great iennet Jack for he has the
finest head and ear and as much foot
and bone as any lack living.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-30
Rex Arbuckle l467

Combined stallion. Will make the
season of 1911 at J. N. Denny tarni,
4 ~ miles from Lancaster, on Rich
mond pike at $4,000 TO insure a liv'
ing colt.
Rex Arbuckle. 1867 by Rex Melon
aid 1913 he by Rex Denmark $40 lst
dam Miss Richmond 55i, by King Rich
ard, by Peavine SIS. I'd dam Jennie
Lynn. 36i. by Stonswall Jackson. ~
by Washington Denmark 81. 81 dam
Florence by Sand Maupin's Drennon.
" res sold. traded or bred to any
other horse without consent, the
money will be claimed for service rem
dered by our horse. Mares kept NJ
10 cents per day on grass but not re-
sponsible for accidents or escapes. A
lien retained on colts for the season
money.
DENNY BROS, q.
Lancaster, Kentu ~
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-30

Trial 1924 Trotting. Dark Bay Stall
lion, rs handc: foaled August 1901.
bred at Village Farm, East Aurora \.
y First dam Naughty Girl by Rex
Americas $500. i-year-old record
2:1i IA, sire OF Battlcton. Ayr. re
cord 2O7 81. American Belle 3yr-
record 2:12 Ia and rs others In $3.50
fist: son of onward 141l, record
1925 ~. sire of onward Silver 2:O5
IL and i70 others In the $3.50 list
Onward was sired by George Wilbee
5ly.
Second dam Duerma, sired by nam.
brine King 1875. sire OF 75 including
Lady OF the Manor ? o. Ia. Lord Der.
by 2'O5 80. Heir at Law 2:O5 3-i.6 9th
ers in 2.lO.
srd dam Dotlet by Nutwood coo. the
sire of ~ in IN, list.
tth dam. Topaz by Strathmore. 40S.
sire 30 In the list.
5th dam. Willard. by Albion, 9Th dam
Ned by Edwin Forest 9TH dam Lady
Turner by Mambrino Chief II.
The Warfield was bred TO only Is
mares lie has II fosfs all up-heaGed
plenty Of style. size and substance
and plenty Of speed. The Warileld
IL a representative stallion IN AL the
term implies To say that he has
size. substance and speed only IN part
emphasize the qualities combined In
this son of Dare Devil. lie has them
and thev are such symmetrical char1c
ter as to make him stallion among
many. His head and neck, BODY, feet
and legs are perfect and when iecn
IN connection with his faultless gait
and great beauty are especially I'M
pressiye. You should SEQ t.Is horse
before breeding Won VIII say you
never looked M better one
The Wartield Is the only stallion
that has 7 dams In the great brood
mare list. He has two Nambrino
King crosses, two Mambrino Pacheh'
two Mambrino chief, Une Chimcs one
onward. one George Wilkes. one hlec-
,ioneer. one NutS ODD. one St'athmure'
moro trotting cr,ssei than any htu'
lion alive. -, ,,o.s
The Warfc.d IL by Dare Devil. 2tsos
,.rord 2.Og lie by Mambrino King
is7q no by Mambrino Patchen' o. ne
by Mambrino Chief IL, Dam MeIs's
des, by Chimes 5Sis. BY fiecuohee'
10. ..,.,- Ito
Dare Devil Is 4 great winner ne
won the championship a; Nauoh"I
Horse show In 1898. class - llrst
National Horse show 1898, class :
first National Horse show 1877 Vlls
Ia. championship National horse
show 1909, class .; ur't Nauon''
Iorsa show 1899. class g. iirst Nal'
,onal Horse show 1900 class ~. l'Is'
Tostnr uors, show 1902. class o, re,
serve Hoston Horrc Show l'o-' 90, 90
second Boston Hone Sho" -
....s x. .ecoud Boston Horse SnoN
Iarq class g: reserve Boston Horse Horse
snow 1903. ClnfC /, third b'nlos
t,nrse show 1909. class Z. We .iIeu
ane l.o,u Ideal g-i5 IL. tsirc OF 'Ill-
g I,alsn e.o5 80 Devils pauEn,e'
1,Io "a sarah Hamlin 2.'' - ~
Icr go IA. Dare Devil. Jr, 2.2N -.
Vu make the pre- mt season q, our a,
,,rr ON. milo rom Mckinney Ny" AT
a., IN insure a Twins colt.
s. NJ. OWENS 6 SON,
Mckinney, Ny.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-30
Turner

My fiue Young mule jack will make
the present season at MY stable at
Moreland, Ky, for $40 to insure liv-
ing colt. Mares traded or bred to 9th.
er stock forfeit their insurance.
Turner is over Is hands high, black
with white points and weighed this
spring 1910 pounds. He is an extra
sure and fine breeder. His colts at
the county fairs last fall took special
premium offered by Congressman
Harvey Helm, also several other pre-
miums.
Several Of his colts sold as high as
1925 each at weaving time.
He Is well bred. Call and see him
and see his pedigree in full.
q. q. KING,
Moreland, KY,
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FINE PROPERTY
FOR SALE AT MCKINNEY

Desiring to 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 6Ox9O. with side
rooms. with stock of merchandise.
Parties desiring TO go into the hotel
and livery and goods business will
find this a fine location. VIII make
a good price TO right parties. Call
on Or write @. H. MASTERS or Chas
Bowyer, Mckinney. Ky.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-30
Dock

viii stand my fine Shetland stal,
lion Dock for the season OF 1911 at
the farm Of :. j. Embrv ON the Ian.
caster pike. at $40 TO insure a living
colt
Dock is one OF the finest bred Shet
lands ever brought 20 Kentucky. He
is sired by Imp. Blue Eve; lst dam
by imp. Bobbin H. I'd dam Imp, Ma
non by Imp. Bobhin Ill.
lie a. a beautiful black and white.
splendidly marked and an ar'stocrat
all over. Just 40 inches high and The
sweetest little horse you ever saw
S. J. EMBRY. JR.,
Stanford, KY.
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Dock Grey

shetland pony. 80 inches tall; own
ed by Iu,h Reid Foster will make
season of 1911 at $40 to insure a
LIVING colt. lie is by an imported
pony that cost 81 1000 IN the Shetland
islands and is regarded by horsemen
as the best pony in Kentucky de
feating all corners in the show ring
OF 1903. Lien retained on all colts
until season is paid. Mares parted
with or bred elsewhere forfeits in
surance and money becomes due. VIII
make the season at my farm.
JOHN q. FOSTER, Stanford, Ky.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-30
FOR SALE PRIvATeLYi

On account OF an excess OF business
I desire to sell my mill at Mckinney.
Ky. II has a capacity OF as barrels Of
,iuur per day; machinery in good con
ditiUi Situated on the a. a e. road and
draws patronage from Casey and 9th.
err counties. good turnpikes lead to It
and IL In the heart OF fine wheat
belt For further particulars write
or see J. s. Murphy, Mckinney, Ky.