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Show VERNE BARTHOLOMEW. Mr. Hnrtholomcw of Fillmore, ha one of the best herds of registered Holstelns In the western country, and has selected his foundation stock from one of the largest and best herd in New York State. Ills bi'Hur-enger bi'Hur-enger Count No. fi7,.141, Is one of the best individual bulls In the breed. He is pronounced by some or the best Judges in the state as the ideal type of a Holstefn sire. He is the son ot Aggie Cornucopia Pauline Count, registered No. 2!i,M2. a son of the 'four-year-old champion cow of the world. Aggie Cornucopia Pauline, registered reg-istered No. 48.420. Her official record as made by the state experimental station of New York stand as follows: fol-lows: ti.1!) pound of milk Bin! 34 pound .12 ounces of butter for seven days at I years and 11 month old. 2, (id) pounds of milk and 137 pound 9.9 ounces of butter ror 3o days at 4 years and 1 1 mouths old. 697 pound or milk and 27 pound 7 ounces or butter tor 7 days at 3 years and II month old. r.iifi pounds or milk and 21 pounds 7 ounces or butter nt 2 years and 11 month old. This great cow still hold the four-year-old champion butter record of the world. Mr. Bartholomew's stock shows great uniformity In color, markings and dairy conformation. lie has some line heifers that reflect great credit on the sire, and indicate heavy mature record later on. It Is altogether alto-gether the highest bred and best Individual In-dividual lot ever brought Into the state, and Is the result of years of careful and patient breeding. Some of his cows are the daughters of tard Netherland Ik! Kol Count, a bull never beaten in the show ring, and his first three daughters offclally tested averaged over 17 pounds of butter In seven days at about 2 years of age. In addition to Holstein Freslan cattle cat-tle Mr. Bartholomew has a fine lot of tine bred Poland China hogs, also pure bred white Leghorn and pure bn d Harred Plymouth Rock chickens. Mr. Bartholomew I also a veterinary veterin-ary surgeon of ability, and 1,1s service serv-ice are always In demand by the fanners of the county. |