first-class race horses, including JACK 2:14, that can be bought for
cash or on a trade basis.
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Duff Green, of Lonoke, Ark., offers a model stock farm well stocked and
equipped that ought to please somebody looking for a mild climate.
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The Grattan-Gentry fillies for sale by Buchanan Farm, Sedalia, Mo., are
said to be extremely handsome and certainly have a rich inheritance,
being backed by fourteen world’s records; ten on the John R. Gentry’s
side and four on the Grattan side.
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A. T. Cordray, of London, Ohio, is willing to dispose of a six-year-old
sorrel gelding that has never been started, but will go if given a
chance. Read his ad. in this issue.
* * * * *
Speaking of advertising, we have a letter from one of our patrons who
have been advertising with us from the start, who say they are
advertising in several other publications, and that they are getting
more replies and more business from TROTWOOD’S than from any of the
others. We are going to publish their letter in the next issue, so look
out for it.
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Dr. E. Marshall Harrell, of Media, Pa., offers some good horses for
sale, as he thinks he would like an automobile better than the horses.
The doctor probably knows best, and no doubt has marked the price low to
make a quick deal.
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Dr. W. R. Spooner, of Republic, Ohio, offers a good trade or cash deal
on Daughter Militant.
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C. H. Roberts, of Rochester, Minn., will find what you want in case he
has not got it. Would like some one reading this ad. to buy all his
horses, for he says he is coming to Tennessee to live some day.
* * * * *
.. Books by John Trotwood Moore ..
_A SUMMER HYMNAL_
A romance of Tennessee. A charming story, full of the tenderest
sentiment, shrewd philosophy, poetic feeling and exquisite humor, the
scenes of which are laid in the bluegrass region of Tennessee, the
“Dimple of the Universe.”
_SONGS AND STORIES FROM TENNESSEE_
A book of short stories, poems, etc., including the pathetic story of
“Ole Mistis,” stories by Old Wash, etc.
Price of each book, $1.25 by mail, post paid. Remit by express or money
order or bank check.
McKennon, Anderson & Foster ❧❧❧ Columbia, Tenn.
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Confederate Veteran
THE _VETERAN_ A VALUABLE ALLY.
In action upon the History Report at the Louisville Reunion, June, 1905,
the United Confederate Veterans adopted with enthusiasm the following:
It is appropriate to mention the official organ of this body, the
CONFEDERATE VETERAN, founded, edited, and conducted exclusively for
the benefit of the Confederate soldiers’ name, fame, and cause, by
our comrade, S. A. Cunningham. For many years it has been the
official organ of our own great Association as well as of the United
Sons of Confederate Veterans, the United Daughters of the
Confederacy, and the Confederated Southern Memorial Association,
publishing the proceedings of their sessions, their work, and their
achievements. Thus it has been the medium through which all that
concerns the work of Confederate Associations can be so published
that their coöperation may be made effective. As a magazine devoted
to the objects of these Associations it is a secure repository of
war incidents, biography, reminiscence, history, and documents, and
is already a full treasury of Confederate data. It is very
gratifying that this ally of ours has attained a high position among
our country’s magazines. Its issue of 22,000 copies this month
proves its popularity and certifies its stability. _But your
committee believes that in consideration of its worth and of the
broad area of its circulation, South and North, it deserves the
united support of this body, and it would become of greater service
to us if all Camps and Chapters would adopt measures to double its
subscriptions._
COMMITTEE: CLEMENT A. EVANS, Georgia, _Chairman_; WINFIELD PETERS,
Maryland; BASIL W. DUKE, Kentucky.
Address S. A. Cunningham, Nashville, Tenn.
One Dollar a Year. Liberal Discount to Agents.
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ALIE VAN—2:29¼.
By McRoberts. Can trot 3 miles faster than 2:20. Large, sound; 7 years
old. Price, $250. Yearling colt (stallion), by Onward-Silver 2:05¼; dam,
Mary Wickliffe 2:24¾, by Red Wilkes; second dam by “Young Jim.” Another
son of George Wilkes. Price, $400. Address
THE HOME OF BERT ONWARD,
Fort Branch, Ind.
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POSITION WANTED.
As Manager or Superintendent of large farm or country estate; 43 years
old; single. Almost life experience in management of large farm. Some
business experience. Good references.
J. H. G., care Trotwood’s Monthly.
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FOR SALE—FINE SORREL MARE.
Four years old; record, 2:19, pacing. Can go in 2:08. Splendid
individual. Sire Tito; dam Beauty, she by Hermit. Would like to buy
stallion ready for service. Must be bred right.
R. D. DUNLAP,
Clarksville, Ark.
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FOR SALE.
Stallion, dark mahogany bay, foaled in 1901; 15½ hands; weight, 1,000
lbs.; sired by Billy Parks. 2:15¼; dam by Drexel K, 2:25; second dam by
Harry Clay Wellwoods dam of Drexline (2) 2:27; Miss Thelma, 2:24¼;
Electric Light, trial of 2:20. Third dam by Denmark Smiths dam of Harry
W., 2:22¼. Fourth dam by Flying Cloud No. 134. Worked but little; could
show 2:25 gait; no bad habits; best of disposition; lots of action. The
best road horse in central Ohio. Terms right.
C. R. KILBURY,
Plain City, Ohio.
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SEND US
THREE SUBSCRIBERS,
TOGETHER WITH
$3.00,
and we will send you a copy
of
Songs and Stories From
Tennessee
or a copy of
A Summer Hymnal
BOTH BY “TROTWOOD.”
TROTWOOD PUBLISHING CO.
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FOR SALE.
Prince Arthur, Jr., Yorkshire coach stallion; foaled in 1898; bay horse;
no white; 16 hands high; weight about 1,300 pounds; fine action; show
horse; sound; sure foal getter. Book filled last season of 70 mares at
$15. Price $1,100. No trade. Cash.
IDEAL STOCK FARM, East Aurora, N. Y.
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FOR SALE.
Fleetwood 6280. By that grand old sire, Nutwood. His dam is Lottie by
Sentinel. Fleetwood is one of the best bred and best lookers in
Kentucky; sire of a number of first class race horses, including JACK
2:14. Have used him for several years and can show as fine crop of colts
as anybody. Will sell him or trade for younger stallion in order to get
fresh blood. Cheapest horse in the world for his pedigree and produce.
For price and particulars address, C. E. NARY, 267 W. Jefferson St.,
Louisville, Ky.
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FOR SALE.
A modern stock farm on the Grand Prairie of Arkansas, with a fine
assortment of breeding stock consisting of standard bred horses, young
mules, Red Polled cattle, Poland-China and Duroc hogs, sheep, and a full
equipment of modern farming tools. Telephone connection with city, rural
free delivery of mail. Just the place for a stock lover. Address,
DUFF GREEN, Lonoke, Ark.
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We want a good live agent in every town in the United States for
“Trotwood’s Monthly.” Write for terms to agents. Address Trotwood
Publishing Company, Nashville, Tenn.
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TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES
1. P. 296, changed “next the trees” to “next to the trees”.
2. Silently corrected typographical errors and variations in spelling.
3. Anachronistic, non-standard, and uncertain spellings retained as
printed.
4. Enclosed italics font in _underscores_.
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