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Hiusidftd Atau JUNK 7. ItM 1 ' -1 -Jit:L"'t1-Jt",",,M'',,,,''l,',M",,l',l'l,'M " I MMMMMMaMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMf Henry Malthas we in from Leu- Election ia over and everything! fQ a I Who's Your Grocer? If chance should bring thia "ad" to some ho have not tradrd with us, or to some stranger, we can ooW tcfcr them to the people we have pleased. If square dealing is what yon are looking after, this is the . store for you, for the "'square" is the rule and guide of our business. Satisfaction That's It Satisfaction in quantity, quality and price. Chickens, rftit. etc., the same as cash. Free delivery to all parts of the city. Both 'Phones R. C. Vaught Grocery Co. Second Street. Hillaboro Henry Malthas was ia from Lau rel, Saturday. Try Hfiui' pikclea at H. Weh rung A Sone. R. P. Wirt i wm down from For ce drove, Sunday. , ElMlioa U over tod everTthintl ia assuming ila normal condition. The prawn l election haa engendered no bad fatlini, and people war iu-l elined to pass up tha matter ofl I defeats or victories aa matters of couraa. Old Oregon haa ita eh re o! YOU KNOW lyVVVtVVttrVVlWWWW!; Webb rhillipa, of Cornelius, was elections and two yeara henoa wa in the city Tuesday. ball have two elections. Hera In L. C. Brown, of South Tualatin, ! waa in lown Monday. . ."ft -.,!. thai iK. .fr.i 1). a. Lusby, of Mountaindaie, lot tha suRraaUia war not epire- waa in town Monday, Announcement WE WISH to inform the public that we have recently installed an up-to-date Fountain in connection with our Drug Line, and respectfully solicit your patronage. OUR DRUG AND SUNDRY LINE is of a guaranteed quality and strictly up to date. Prescriptions and home rec ipes a specialty. The Delta Drug Store WOfian P. Tucker, Prop. Hilsboro, Oreooa John Bohm, of south of town, waa in town Monday. R Linton wa ia front Kit it Plains Tuesday morning. ipp ciated. Tha ladies, however, God Rleee Them, swear that they are going to keep at it until they get a rote. For the decoration of gtavea Mrs Aenaa Pa rr nKl I haa a nna Hrtarar. urant wann, 01 bohm luaiauo, ing pUnl the iuUia( Tne bloom ia pure white, and tha blos soms are very profuse. Tha bloom last ieverl weak, and Brat Mowers in May, juat right for Deooration Day. Thoeewho have Iota at the cemetery ahould see this beautiful shrub at once and place their or dart. She also haa a fineoolleo- was over to the city Friday J. C Crocker, of near Mountain- dale, was in the county teat Mon day. Ole Olson, one of Garden Home's prosperous cilitens, was up to ma city Tuesday. C. 0. Roc, one of Forest Grove's tion of roeee of all kinds. . , . - ; . . t . i pupuiar nuMoeea men, waa tu toe .,v v Krt . K city Tuesday. tralnlne the thorouirhbreda at the Judge Goodio. waa in from Glen- Fair Grounds, left Mondar, with ooe Tuesday morning, looking over the string, for Portland. He may election returns. come back in a tew weeks and work o a mv .i u.,..i.:..i.i. .,) sui a few more homes, Mr. For- John Ireland, of Greenville, were in town Tuesday. The Misses Pearl Smith and busie McMnney were Portland visitors Saturday. Are you a smoker? Then call for the Schiller or Kicellenda Oregon manufacture. E. J. Lyonaand Deputy Kane in the city Sunday evening. He Tbal lr. VsofVs Kavorlt 1'rwrlptlon IS the only nhlin ht thmiiKh ilruniie (Mr woman's NikiHwH ami peculiar all- lenu thai aowi not contain ismaiiiiaim tiMutaliHiholi' UIelithioiil mtlli'ln. MiMX'tally n'panvl tor tha run ol tlia dalU-ate dlsranwa peculiar to uiuiii..tlia Makrrol which Is not afraid to tnkn hi ratlant Into his full oonnuiiu-, ny print- ma; upon pai-h buttle wrapper all tlit I itaf rw dlnU en tori n Into tha modU'lim. Aak tunr druaiWt If thl Is not trim. " Kavnrlt lrwk'rlptlon, tK, Is tha only WMU-liM for womiMi, all tlio UiRnHllmila of which havo tha umitialllh'u I'ndono- mailt of tha leading HKxIlcal wrlton of tha sevoral avliHls of urat'iicv, rvomniiini- ln( them for tha cun of tlia dlwrnuHi for which lli "iToscri niton Is alvlM. Wrlta to Dr. R. V. I'lenw. Iliiffalo. N. Y.. fur a trt hooklit, and rvad tlm iiumr- una atlracta from standanl miillcal an- lUoritiKS praising tha svral lunnslii'iiia of which Or. I'torc s miHlU'lncs an niailo. and don't forgKl that no oilier mmllclims nut uu tor sala llmiiiitli druiiiilsU for do- Bitwllcusa ran show anrsuch inifci.iiiil KiidnrSKnirnl. This, of Itsrlf, Is of far mora wrlglit and tmportunca than any amount of socallitt "Ustliuoulals sol eonsplcuotisly nui)ll U'fore tlia public, la favor of Ilia alcoholic (MiiiNiunds. Tha"Kavorll I'roacrlptloir euros all woman s iMH-ullar wwtknt'iuoa and do- raiurotnonu.thus banlshlnit tlio iiorlodlcal haadachoa, W'kachos, l'rlii down ilis- troos. toudornosa and dranliui doan -u- sa turns in lowor alHtommi, accompanied by woakonlng and dlsanivoa nut catarrhal. ix' I vie o rains aim kiniroi sTminoms. Dr. t'lorca and his staff of sklllxd sixt- elallsla may ba consiilid frtwhy addrvsa lng as abova. All rornsMndiiicn la treated a aacivdlv roiilldontlal. Ilv con sulting In this way th ill-ngtii'ttbla iluastionlngsaiHl personal "oiainlnatluiis" aro avoidml. The I'ooplo's Common Sunt Medical Advisor contains aouio very lutcnwllng and valuabla chanters on tlio diseases uacallar to women. It contains over one thousand uairea. It Is nt imhI Haul, on raceiptof sullicliuit In ouu-ctuit stamps to pay coat of mailing only, or '.'I cviits for a copy In ftoxlhlo paiier covers, or .11 cenls or a cioth-iwuim copy. Auun-ss nr. n. v Pierce as alwvo. Dr. l'terce's I'ellots n-gulate nd Invig orate stomach, liver and bowel. Uue a laiallve, two or llirvu catlisrtlo. First Quality Drug Store We provide for the people who have had enough ex perience to kuow that inferior goods arc dear at any price; who have learned that gotxl gotls from a first quality, trustworthy house arc always cheaper really aud aggressively cheaper to buy. Wc Have Made a Reputation For our prescription work, because we do the work ex actly as it should be douc. Wc pay no otic a percent age to send us prescriptions, and, therefore, it pays you to bring such work to BAILEY'S PHARMACY This is an advertisement, and likewise it is a fact. tuna haa made a large number of friends since coming to the city. He is a fine horseman and in his palmy deye worked for the big trackman, J. B. Heggio. T. R. Imbrie, who has been up in tha Pendleton country, where he haa been handling land for the Hermiston Land Company, arrived pgjlTION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE sura SCHOOL D Monmouth State Normal School June 27 to August 7, and August 13 to September 7. First six weeks devoted to special preparation for County and State Examinations. Regular Normal Subjects and Methods also. Last four weeks a continuation of Normal instruction and special attention to Primary Methods with model pupil classes. Faculty of Over Twenty Instructors Regular Normal Faculty assisted by noted college and public school educators. TUITION First Term $7.50 Second Term $5 other For catalogue, summer school circular, or information, write to Pres. . D. Resaler, Monmouth, Or. went to the Woodmen's picnic at Beaver ton, Saturday. F. W. Scbultheis, of near Beth any, was in the city Tueeday, to see how the election went. John Loftis, of Columbia pre cinct, was in the city Tuesday, bringing in the ballot boxes. A. L. Stephens, of this side of Buxton, was in the city Tueeday, and called at the Argus office. I. V. Trullinger, who runs a saw mill on the J. W. Connell ranch, was in town Saturday evening. C. A. Peterson, of Buxton, one ol the coming towns in North Wash ington County, was down Tuesday. II. T. Hill, the Mayor of Moun taindaie, waa in Tuesday, shaking hands with the Mayor ol Hillsboro. IN THE COUNTY COVIIT OK TIIK 8TATH OK OHKOON KOH WASH INGTON COUNTY. In th iiiattxr of tlio aiHillcallon of frank Collell. for licvinut to nell snlritons, hi tt I atlar Cultivator and Weed Cutter OOXSSSD . J. Smith, of Banks, will on May first start a manufactory for the purpose of turning out a New Invention which is a Cultivator and Weed Cutter combined. It is so made that it can be Used Between Rows of Any Width as it is adjustable, and can be wid ened or narrowed at a minute's notice, according to the width de sired. The device is Mr. Smith's own invention, 1906, and it is in tended for use in Hop Yards, Corn or Potato Fields and does the work finely, beating any other cultivator on the market One horse can handle the cultiva tor in good shape and CULTIVATE EIGHT ACRES PER DAY Any one desiring a cultivator of this kind, and wishing to support home industry, may order one by writing or calling on J, J. SSXITH, Qrmvlll; Ore,, Route 2 Mr. Smith refers prospective purchasers to John Carstens, Fred Narrup and Will Hetzel, who hsve these Cultivators. rs m - - , ill remain in Portland, thia Sum- mar, and open an ofl'ic in that oily tor the sale of Umatilla irrigation lands. Our soils fit you. and you can a! i-ll ik.n f...... ik ..v.l...,i . nialt ami vinous Honors, In V r,', """"" V" - pwlli.-l.lii lasaonanlllt. than on gal ui viaso iiiur auup. vuujd hi and see them We carry the Bnrst stock of clothing and overcoats in the county. H. Wehrung & Sons Mrs. 0. J. Palroateer, and daugh ters, Missea Lulu and (I tneva, de parted Wednesday for a three months' visit with relatives in Southern Oregon, Ashland being their objective point While in the South they will call on Col. Bramel, at Roseburg. Brown Leghorn, Black Minorca and Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for sale; for hatching purposes; Leghorn, $1; Minorca and Ply lull. To tha Honorable County Court of th State of Urtion for Wlilniftou County: Your petitioners, actual rlili'iit ami lal Totarsof Wrat Cmlnr Crwk Prwinol Waahlnirtoii County, tlnwou, ami i-onull lutliiK an actual inajorliy of th wholr numliar of lal votrrs or nal'l prwlnrt anil alt having actually rmlilixl In al Wst Coilar Crwk I'm-liu-t morn than thirty (3u) days iimiiitiliately pmtllng Hie data of alKiiing anil llllng of this nWltlon, would rvapactriitly )wtition anil -k that a lli-ansa to soli iilrtlom, Iiioiis ami malt Itauors. and fruinted eltlir, couinionly known aa hard pulor, in lrxn itiaulttla than on gallon. In Weal Clar Crwk I'ra olnct, Waalilngtou County, llri'gon, be grantril ami lasinxl to Frank I'olfcll for a period of onn year from Ilia date of tha ts- suauoe 01 aucit iioenae. Dated this 8th day of May, lfluti. Nanixa lilirnailV . uwvw wpb.j 'KM fcMvw.. iww.mm, uv wua Hi . I p. t. Mmkl J. 1. t'Ullrrmlll. .M. ill'.MII- wtll fit anv hack or (Drint waaon. I R. H. Greer. lien. John Owens. K. u. iiagiry, U 11. TMlr.f I U7 Hahl Hill.. .. Brown, U W. Kortllh-k, h. h. Ituker. luuune u. ... r n... I na illl In ..UlllTh.,, U.0,..m, Jhl, I M,,hrn. jlill boro. I . . l .c: l j I Carl Mohrniaun. Uunt llankn, I'harley K """"' u7 , HlI in. H. Mine.le. Krank l.iik, lotui C. W. McNamer, of Forest Drove, a trip in the country discloses the Maigir, uram whh.hi, wm I'mthey, was down Tueaday, with the gen- tact that Winter wheat looks better teft.JJ'j'- V":ZCT '! .i" T wnicn came in to scan man tor years, ua tne square, it si,. iiana jarvKnann. Krtu Minr. n.-r aDDSSrS as though we are to Set one mann Hclunitlt. Ailam W aim, t. Htark, J -f lu 1.1 " Colfelt, Jo eral exodus the vote. Reward for return of sorrel mare, three white feet and biased face. Last seen near Progress C. Rob inson, Sylvan, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wirts and Mr. and Mrs. John Thornburgh, of Forest Grove, were in the city, Sunday. For sale at a bargain: A certifi cate good for $100 on piano pur chase at the Eilers Piano House. Inquire at this office. Claus Jesse, of Banks, came in Saturday, and brought in his wife. wbo went to Portland to visit her daughters. of those old time yields. A reduction in organs at McCor mick's music store. A $75 Estev for $65; a $75 Kstey slightly used. $50; a $60 Carpenter for $47.50. Edison Phonographs and Records. Argus and Pacifio Monthly, $1.50. :li ii KtfitiT, Aug. II, llulliuanii, Lvl U.....I.M I. ....... I. Yl'..p f II Mm. Clre, Thou. Matthlonnn, (). N. llorxrelilt. Nxla N. iioralelilt. Jiwoli Thoinaiiu, Da vhl IiCbtau, U. lleau, K. Hose, Ivtorl Miweiiiiiaiin. Hans D. lliuk, r. I'. Km Sr, M. J. Hay lira, v. A. lynin, lion ohuonnwr. Ferd lngi-r Nr., W, II. Ilav fusther. Henry Hall. 1. Wmum, Win. W. Hchutte, U W. Harilln, Htave Cantwnll, ..Central Meat Market.. CMMOIT BROS., Prop.. to 0. rtWawar Keep conatantly on hand a fine supply of fresh meats of all kinds. 4 Haw Erm to Prlom Wanted: Stock boss weighing We art going to sell meats at Prices low from 80 pounds upward; also sheep. than those which ha prevailed In J. G. Haines, Beaverton, Oregon, Independent phone. J. D. Merryman, who is with the Customs service, in Portland, had a vacation election day, and re mained here for a rest. Smokers like the Schiller and the Eicellencia. These cigars are of the best stock. You can't fool an authority on a good cigar. N. H. Jones, of beyond Gleocoe, and wbo is building a bouse for Clarence Mays, in Portland, came out home Saturday evening. We are closing out our entire stock of men's furnishing goods. If you want a bargain in a suit give us a call. Scbulmerich Bros. J. C. Miller, of the Arcade school district, was in town Tueeday. Mr. Miller was elected justice of the peace for his precinct, Monday. $10 spent with Herman Oster mann ,Centerville, entitles you to 50 cents worth of merchandise, ov er the counter, free Ask him. the past. business. CaU in and i Phone aad Free We mesa Delivery Mais Street, sppeilte Taalatla Hillsbors, Oregea. HsUl. Edison's Gold Mould ed Records in StocK ... PRICE 33 CENTS--. E. L. McCORMICK HILLSBORO OREGON SUMMONS IN THE !. MM DRINK GAMBRINUS BEER The Best of All Beers SOLD BY Sfte LION SALOON E. J. LYONS. sVoprUtor uiiuni imuiiM"' THE CIRCUIT COURT OF STATE OV 0EE0ON, FOB WAbHINOTON COUNTY Mrs. Agnes Cam obeli, of South Sarah C.Heaa, Plaintiff ) Hillsboro presented the Argue Darid Hesa.v"' D.f.ndant force with one of the finest col- to Did hm, defendant. lection of roses Been tblS Season, I In the name of the Htate of Oregon you i are reuuiren 10 appear ana If VOU want to paint VOUr bUlld- complaint filed against - 1 ... ... iir. iug. iu.iHi ouu m u. " jBmthstMinths last dar bre asents lor the famous ration Hun scribed in order of publication of this Proof Paint. Schulmerich Broa. Summons, and If you fall to appear and G. T, Win. HosMliva. C. W. KUIaon. II. J. Hard In, Paul Mtellen. Hermann Mainero, Th- dore Ifc-hartteuhe. Albert Oil, lU-riuan Atraps, John Kanter, M i k Cunxeluiaiiti, Hubert t. Itiiiileeiiinif, nermann consul' mann. John Coiiscliimnu, John I. ml, W, J Smith. Dare W. K. Hton. lUinrlrk K. V, Hauf. Frank Msnilnl. Unalr. Niinmi, I.. J. Pane. Froil Klwnrt. Karl Klwnrt. All'rml Hteln, 8. hteln, Henry Melrr, llmiry Knit tel, K. J. tiuibnrt, J. Hdiie, Jos. Ijiiiilirrif, John Hane. Otto Kr.-I, J. W. Mall. L. It. Hall. II B Hall. J FKmlth. William Wil eon. Auk Hulsnairel. Ueo Hi'linillxr. F Kox, J K Mcl'olaud, K C WiH.el, ! HarrlnKtim, K Wpath, Wm BoiMner. J II Paulee, Chris HokntiKtil, II Hrmni-r, Owar Ainlerxun, M Moruian, i; tniinit, j m Hchoonovar, F 1 Vlmtnt, F UrnnT, it II Welch. James Hrown J Cartsr, Jai Nulll- ran, J C-ntwell, H Wldil, John Wllleuor, 8 O HaiiKen. llmiry lUlluiaiin, To whom It may concern: Nutlco li hereby Blven that the iinilfinilKnml real- dent of west Cellar Crtmk Product, Wanli Inirton County. On-Kon, will mi Momluy, the IHIh dav nl Juiin IIKfl. at 10 o'cl.M'k A M. of said dav urewnt the foti-irnliiK iM'tl tlon to the County Court of tlio Huicol Orncon fur Waahlnirtnn County, at llllla boro, Oregon, and at said time and placo will aak that a Hcmica be Iwnmd to the nnderaiirnrd aimllcant. to wil amrlloUH vinous and malt liiiuorH and fiirnipiiltid cider. In Went Cellar Creek I'renir.ct, Waahlnston County, Ori-Kon, in Ionm quantltlna than onn callnn, for a pirlml of one year from the dale of tlio iamiani) of surn licniiw). Uated thia Maylllti Um, Aonllcant: FKANK COIiPRI.T. Oho. R. BaKUiy, altorimy lor niilir.aut. SUMMONS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIK BTATE OK OKEdON, Foil WASHINOTON COUNTY, Henry Hoover, l'laliitill) vs. Rose Ita Hoover, Defendsnt) To Kosetta Hoover, the hImivb named de fendant: In the name of the State of Oregon, vnu are hereby required to npnear and answer the complaint filed ugaiiiMt you In the above entitled suit, on or before the Mb day of July, IIIOll, and If you full to mo ftp- gar and answer anid complaint on or hti umln lief in plaint herein, to-wit: For a decree tlls pei lore that time, plHintlll' will apply to Ilio Court for the relief prayed for in IiIh ( aolvine the Donil ol matrimony iatinK lietween you ami liiuiHcIf, and now nx- for such other and further rehof as to the Court may seem equitable. 'in ii summons is puiiiiHiieii ny order ol the Honorable Thomas A. McKrlile, Judge 7. frs" ol the above entitled Uourt, duly maili m oompianiv, ine piamim win and entere(i tle lMl Court, duly mado day or May, iinmi, Hollister, of St Johns, and ?Pp,y1t0,'h? Co?7? fl?r reUe ther,!n I" and by which ordor It Ih prefjcrlbeii . ni .j 1 ...... """iii.ai huh summons miih.ii a former resident of ulencoe and ForrBt Grove, was in the city Tues day, greeting his msny Washing ton County friends. A. C. Stuart, who has been up for seme weeks making repa'rs and improvements on his Seventh street residence property, left Mon day to assume his old position with the Astoria Electric railway com pany. Gollfiied Schumacher, of near marriage exlattng between you and the plaintiff. Tlili Summons Is published In the Hills boro Anus for six consecutive weeks, by order of said Court, duly made and en tered on tha 81st day of Hay, MOD, the first publication being on tha 81st day of May, 1908. J. W. Bell, Attorney for Plaintiff. that this summons hIiiiII be imbliNboil omre a week for six succcmhIvh weeka In the "HIIUlK.ro Argus." Tim date or f hn first publication of this summons Is May 17, lOOU. OQLK8BY YOUNO, Attorney for Plaintiff. Notice of Final Settlement IRRIGATION NOTICE Patrons wishing tu use watar for Irriga tion purpose are required to deposit with the undersigned the sum of 110, to cover expenss of installing meter. Water may iir- . tt i .L- . , uiflu uvuimiH iiiiie. aim in amounts w wesi union, savs mat tna posiai suit patron at the rate of 30 centa per thou service in the old country, where nd gallons. he visited last winter. Is very much conenT .C loniXl higher than in tne United states. 10 days notice should be riven, bo far as carrying of (newspapers is B' 'der ot ,b clt.tx,u?,cAGLEY, concerned, ' ' Recorder, Notice is hereby given that I, theundnr slgned, adnilnlN1 rator of the eMliito of I'oliir Hplerlngs, deceased, have Hind, in tliu County Court of the Htate of Oregon, lor Washington County, my llnal Account hh such adininiHtratnr, and that mild Court has set Monday, June 11, lUOfl, ut tlio hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said diiy, aa the time, and the County Court Itoom In Hillsboro, On'ifon. as the iilaen. for hear ing objections to said account and tliu least Final Hettlemeiit of hh.I1 cxtatn. MARTIN KKIIilNO. Administrator of the estate of Color Bpierings, deceased. W. N. Barrett, Attorney for estate. Elrllotr-Vllkss Blood Is the Moil 8ucihil Blend Rrnord, 2: 20 IrUI, 2:12 LOVELACE Registered as PRINCE lOVtUCt 32,741 SIRE OF BYRON LACE. 3.14; R.aklac. trial; True l.ovr ( t) trial; I.ovclrna ( i) rword ImIi-sI j yrar-old moid madr on N. P. C. iu J4, aud winiirr of every race in which she staitrd aa a a -year-old ; Uivrly IH-U, winner of t yrar-old trotting stake at Stair fair iu l.t; l.o'd I. owluif, winner of 1 year-old imitug stake at Stale Kair in ivM i Alio Ijiiv, j-year-old trial, J , San Toy, i-yrar old trial, aH In ruir, jlue II. , a year-old trial, l id in rate; Beaaie lvelace, S-year-uld trial, t K, in rac: Jerry, winner of lo-ntile croaa country run for Miogreu cup; and of Bob tlrrer's fatuous road borne, winner of silver cup. C'..A IV.. rnvta M'1 "f ' K'r' lUectlulieer OirCQ Dy LtjOllSl and the Kreal liruu.1 mare. Sprite. nim franAn l,1,m "f l1""" I- "S; Hety tuition, 4 ; UUIIIs Vl Cmilt Lovelace, S;to; lloldlar, l lrl V ; Tile llrphaii, J IH",; Ihii-hrsa, I 17; ItriUUuline, vS). by t'rluiTM, sire of M in the lint. Second dam, Craia- Uase (dam of King Rene, Jr., t 17, llisltl, 2 lott ; tuUnruif, 1 27), by the great lieu, Wilkes. Lovelace is a bay stallioti i6.l,aud weighs 1 380 pounds. His colts arc stake winners wherever they start, aud irie wiuuers iu the show ring. His colts arc uniform y good size, level headed and speedy. I he Get of loveUce Brought a Higher Average at the McCarthy Sale Than that of Aay Other Stallkt He will make the season of 1906 at Hillsboro Fair Grounds. Terms: Seasou, $25; Iusurauce, f 35. E. B. TONGUE Hillsboro. Orerfon f Prince Melbourne 1 PRINCK MELBOURNE, the full-blooded Clyde. dale Stallion, dark bay, three years old, weighing 1500, built on model lines, a sure foal getter, and coming from the best stock ever imported from Scotland, his sire by Kalauiar, he by Millionaire, his first dam by Bendigo, he by Master of Ucautyrc, Will Stand the Season of 1906 In the Washington County stud at the farm of T. R. Davis, miles northwest of Hillsboro. Prince Melbourne s grand dam was by Merry Mason, he by Prince Alfred; his dam by Prince Ajanc, he by Prince Charlie, taking first prize at Lancashire; got by Glancer, first prize at Glasgow; he by Broomficld Champion, got by Glancer Second; his dam, Beauty, by Priucc of Wales, first at Man chester, Scotland, got by General; his dam, Dar ling, got by Sampsou, by Lofty, the Glasgow premium horse of 1856. Single service, $5; To insure, $10; Colt to stand and suck, $12. Those desiring to breed to this horse should inform the owner at once, as not more than 20 mares will be served this seasou. For further in formation call on or address CHAS, DAVIS, Hillsboro. R. r. D. 3. Hon 19. Phono 314 farmers Line HOP BOLD BEER ON DRAUGHT W. E. McCOURT S Second Street, Oppoalte Courthouse, Hillaboro J Tho lOtohon'm Queen knows that Aim old whl.ky la Indispensable ss cul inary htlp. GYRUS NODLE are fsmrltcs with the cooks of the United Stairs The uneqiial td Uraust and plea.ln. tasteo! XhE -hUkllT .i? h'?.!?0?w.SUk falredTput them In ttata.OTJ""" the The Mosie brands, . quarto nd plnu. are raw eUla ml It OHIHHUBTt sst1 B kitchen. OEALBM, 1 W.i.VAW SCatTYM CO.. ha. Mslilsetsrs, NRTUN0.SRB 4 t t t i -4 a h
