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Sargeant, an imported Percheron, Owned by 11. W. Fell, of Redmond. O regon .- Photo Courtney Oregon Washing Railroad * N avigation Company.
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’ . No, said a noted horse breeder the other day. “ No. The horse is not being wiped out of existence by the motor-
he is simply in eclipse.” Which sounds like sound horse sense. The Northwest is the homo of many highly-bred
horses, as well as fine cattle. There seems to be here a land especially suited to the industry. And as the West is
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gcant s weight is 2,000 pounds aud he stami» 18 hands.
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