The Hillsboro argus., June 21, 1906, Image 4

HILLSBORO ANGUS, JUNE 81, tOS
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WKo's Your Grocer?
If chance should bring this "ad" to tome who have not traded with us,
or to some stranger, vre can only refer them to the tieople we have
pleased. If square dealing ia what you are looking after, this ia the
store for you, for the "square" is the rnle and guide of our business.
Satisfaction -That's It
Satisfaction in quantity, quality and price. Chickens, eggs, etc., the
same as cash. Free delivery to all parts of the city. Both Tuones
R. C. Vautfht Grocery Co.
Second Strwot, Hillsboro
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 hoiue rec
ipes a specialty;
The Delta Drug Store
VYiUUai P. TucVer, Prep. - HBtskoro, Oreo
arau
SCHOOL
Monmouth , State
V''' Normal J.Sciool
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 Oyer
Twenty Instructors
Regular Normal Faculty assisted by noted college
and public school educators.
TUITION
First Term $7.50
Second Term $5
For catalogue, summer school circular, or other
information, write to
Pres. . D. Bessler,
Monmouth, Or.
Cultivator and tyeed Cutter
' COMBINED - '
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J. 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, aud it is in
tended for use in
Hop Yards, Corn or
Potato Fields
and does the work 6nely, 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. SZTITH, arMvi:j0,Or:, Route 2
Mr. Smith refers prospective purchasers to John Carstens. Fred Kimm
DRINK
GAMBFJNUS
BEER
The Best of All Beer
SOLO BY
me LION SALOON
E. J. LYONS, rropriator
NMMfMMMMMMMMMM
All kind of tewing machine
need lea at Hoyt'e two for At
cent, or 25 cent per dozen.
Mike Reiling, of Verboort, p
ed through the city Saturday, en
route home from Oregon Ctty.
II. L. Burchell, of Farmington,
and J. B. UcXew, of Reealville,
wre in town Monday morning.
Hiram Nay lor, of Seattle, Wash.,
and for year a resident of this
county, waa in the city Monday.
Sheriff Connell ha been making
frequent trip to the ranch thi
week, on account of haying time.
Kx-Senator 0. Patterson was
out from Portland, Sunday, the
gueet ot hi son, G. A. Patterson.
The Oregon Condensed Milk
Company has built a new engine
house over their pumping station.
Attorney C. J. Schnabel, of Port
land, was out Monday, in the in
terest of a client before the county
court.
W. E. Smith, of the Hoover
Connell ranch, Was in town Tues
day, and report haying in full
blast.
The Heywood school Monday
elected W. H. Taylor director for
three years, and Ueo. Harrow, for
clerk for one year.
For sale: 20 acre land. mil
north of town: 4 acre beaverdam
on place. Goes for 11,000. In
quire at thi office.
Judge Wm. Galloway, ot Mo
Minnville, passed through town
r nuay evening, enroute horn from
the Pioneers meeting.
Wanted: Stock hoc weighing
from 80 pound upward; also sheep.
J. G. Haines, Betwerton, Oregon,
Independent phone.
D. W. Bath, of the Independent,
is east ot the mountains this week.
Miss Ruth Bradley is working
there during hi absence.
Reward for return of light bay
mare, blaxe faoe, 3 whit feet,
branded "4 on left shoulder. C.
Robinson, Sylvan, Ore.
Dr. McLean, state veterinary, wm
in town Monday and Tuesday,
looking over some stock on toe
dairy ranches, m this section.
If you want to paint your build
iaga come end see us. We are
agent for the famous Patlon Sun
Proof Paint. Schulmench Bros.
I. J. Baughfmann, ol Cornelius,
and Wm. Linegar, of Dilley, and
who a few month ago bought the
Purdy place, were in the city Mon
day,
F. D. Culver, formerly a resident
of ton city, and now in th furni
ture business at McMinovills, was
again elected coroner for t amain
County.
Joe. Bucber, of near Mountain
dale, was in town Saturday. He
expects a daughter and her hus
band and family here, torn tim
this summer.
Joe. Robinson, of Farmington,
was up Tuesday, and says that
there was a slight frost down hi
way Monday eve, but not enough
to damage vegetation.
J. W. Bailey went up to Forest
Grove, Mooday, to call on Dr.
Crang, who has been critically ill
for some months. When a lad Mr.
Bailey lived at the Crang borne.
Dennis has received hi new
stock of shoes. the American Gen
tleman and American Lady, th
finest in the market. Come in and
see them. The latest models
These shoes are advertised in every
prominent magazine and newspa
per in tbe world.
W. H. Lyda, the Belling her
Bridge sawmill man, accompanied
by bis engineer, Frank Ralston,
was in town Friday evening. Mr.
Lyda is sawing about 45,000 feet of
lumber daily, and is doing a great
deal ot bridge timber sawing, for
eastern and middle west shipment.
The law provide that after seven
years the county clerk shall destroy
county warrants which havs not
been taken away. Clerk Godman
ia now running an advertisement
calling attention to a number of
county warrants that bavs been
pocketed in tbe office for seven
years. -
Prof. C. E. Bradley, of Pacific
University, and who is in the
Chair of Chemistry, say that' the
deposit on tbe Nehalem beach is
beeswax, and not a mineral sub
stance. Several Northwestern
Chemists agree with Mr. Bradley.
Tbe old theory, therefore, that a
vessel, laden with beeswax, had
sunk on the Tillamook coast, seems
the most likely. This subject ' has
been one of keen interest her for
years, for many Washington Coun
ty visitors to the beach have speci
mens of the wax in tbeir home.
L. W. House ia makinff two bonk
carriages for Glass & Prudhomme,
aua jubbmii ii iijvtiu siuiuuiaiusi mi
some county seat. They are model
led on tne plan designed by Cap
tain A. M. Collins, Jseveral years
aeo. and who first made them for
Assessor Geo. H. Wiloox. to move
backward and forward tbe hug
books containing tbe assessment
rolls of the countv. These honk.
onen. are sometimes six or aioht
feet in length, and a man working
on tbem bad a great deal of lut
ing or shifting to do. The carriage
fills the bill flnelv. and had it bean
patented by Capt. Collins might
have proved a valuable asset to
him.
8. P. Reader! of Reedville. wa in
town Mooday,
Try Hint' nikcle at H. Weh-
rung fc Sons.
L. M. Millsr. of Scholia waa in
the city Saturday.
J. J. Whitten.of West Union.
was in town Saturday.
M. W. Hahn. of MountaindaU.
was in town Tuesday.
Hon. G. W. Marsh, of Center.
ville, was in town Saturday.
Al. Waddle, with YanScliuvver
A Company, waa in town Morula r.
Will Reilioi.of Greenville, waa
in the county seat the first of the
week.
Leavitt Birdte.ll. of f .nuaiennnt
Lake, waa in town tbe last of tbe
week. : :-
A. W. 8mith. the TiariUla
real estate man, waa up to .the city
aionaay. v
John Vandsrwal. of near Bea-
verton, was up to th county seat
Tuedy.
Dwiffht Pomarov was In inmn
Tuesday, and reports crops looking
one out nis way.
For a rood amok tr the Sr-Hll.
ler or Kxoellencia sod you will
try them again and again.
Mr. and Mr. Adam Treber and
Miss Marv Treber. of Portland.
were here. Sundav. ctieata of Mrs.
J. C. Kuratli.
- Meadamea W. N. Barrett and C.
K. Dtichmau returned Friday eve
Bin from attending the (Irand
Chanter. Eastern Star, held in
Portland.
Sheriff's Sale
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue of
an atlat'hiiwul i.ull urniol out of
and under the wal of the County CVurt of
the ttiata of Urtwou, for the Cuuuty of
maaniiiKtoo, vaiea inascmi day or May.
laOtt, in favor ol U. Webruiif. W. H. Wen
run and U. A. Wanning, partners aa H.
Wahruua ami Hum. plaintiff: and ajruimt
Jannla Aunans, defendant lor the sum o(
S15.W coat and la nirtir sum of IXMM
to tne directed and delivered, mainland
ingn.ato uiaksaaleof lha real property
hereinafter deaorlbed. I have levied apun
and DUrsuant to aaid altaehmant azacii.
tloa I wilt on Monday, tu fU day of
juij, two, a m ouuiu oooror me t ourt
House lu HilUlioro, Waalimgtou County,
Oreavn, al the hour ot ten irotook a. at..
of aaid day. sell at publir auction to the
b If bant bidder fbr eaah in hand, all of lha
roiiowing dmerined real pmparty. lylne,
aainc and situate in Waahlniton County,
Orefron, and more partloularly deMrilwd
aa roiiowa, uwn:
Beinc known aa a part of the South rant
corner of tbe Munbwat quarter of HevUon
S3T. 1.8. R. SW.ol tbe Will. Her. and
cooinMitMlnf at the Southeast corner of
the Houthaaet quarter the Northeast q uar
tci of SeoUon S3, T. 1. 8. K. W, and run
ning tnanoe west m rods, tbemw North no
rooa, wenoe Kan to im county road,
tbenee 8outheat on the Una of aaiJ
road aalil crossing Cadae tMk rods,
thence Eaatto the east line, tbaooa Houtb
to puce or beginning, containing 34 erea,
to satisfy the hereinbefore named auaas
and for the eoats and siparuiea of sale
ana sua writ.
8atd sale will be saade subject to re
demption as per italuta of Oregon.
Dated at Hillslmro, Oregon, this Ulh
day of June, WUtt.
J. W. CONNELL,
Nberiir of Washington County, Dragon.
By P. T. Kane, Deputy.
John f. Wall. Attorney lor Plaintiff.
NOTICB
' Notice is hereby given, that In pursu
ance of an order of the County Court of
naauiiuruin i;ouuiy, uregon, made anu
entered in the recorde of said Court on tbe
eighth day of June, lfiutt, the following
county warranla, Issued seven years prior
to juiy ut, iwn, u not csuieu lor ana pre-
sentau ror payment witbln sixty day
from the Drat day of Jnly, IW8, will be
eanoelled and the paytiienl thereof will
oe reiueso :
Ben Carpenter, Dee, 16. 18H6 $3 SO
H L Cowies, Oct. , UB 1 Uu
John Countryman, Jan. 7. 1MHH. 1 00
tieorge Rliegoeu, May 7, fl 1 Ml
Janes Foudray, March 12. IHWi.... S 00
Mrs John Fiahsr, Jan. 8, im 8 do
Henry Hellberg. April A, 11.. I tu
A Kaufman, March 11, torn 1 70
Kdwerd naster, Feb 10, 1MN . . . .... 1 00
Mrs M T Patton, Jaa IS, MM S 7V
Jeaoie Reid, April 6, ISM . 6 00
Chae D Huley, Keb 10, lju.. . ... lou
D O Stepbenson, March 11, itHW 1 is)
Lorin Walklns, Feb 10, lw 1 do
E R Wilson, Mareh , IMS. 6 00
Lixzie Watnee, March II, WW A 10
L K White, Sept I, IMS. 2 10
George Scbeller, June 7, UUb 1 40
Bfloggiin, June 7, VH6.
J R Seott, Sept 7.18B4
Adam Sch mitt, May IA, im.....
W O Hmith, April , ISM
Mr Swift. Nov 8, 1HH6..
D L Paine, Sept 8, IMH0
Kred Rothman, Hept 7, IWM
H B Reed.Oct6.IHl4...
F W Mangum, Nov 12, 1HH0
Bertha Miller, Feb , 1W7 ,
Annie Miller, Feb 9, 17.
Joseph Moore, Mey 7, 17
C Mockler, June 7, WIS
Mrs. Mary Knighton, Nov 12, 16...
8 J Baker, March Sr, 18W1 ,
w r xniglilon, Nov 12, IXW
Jaoob avreiser. Mav 9. imu.
8 L Haydea, Oct 5, im
Kdmond Mope, March 9, ISM..
J T Hsaon. Jan 8. 1(W4
John Hanaen, June 7, 1H6......
Frank Borton, Jen 21, HW
Jonn tiynee, July , 1W7
v r mttn, May 7.iw
Dell Biaby. June 7, lHWi
Viola Brinks, Oct il, 1MU6
J5.J. OODMAN,
County Clerk,
Hillsboro. Or , Jane 7, 1908.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that tbe under
signed Administratrix with tbe will an
nexed of the estate or N S. Howell, De
ceased, has Bled in tbe County Court of
the State of Oregon for Washington Coun
ty, bar llnal secount, in tbe mailer of said
estate, and said .Court has set Monday,
the 16th day of July, 1900, at 10 o'clock A.
M.. of said day, at the Court Room In
Hillsboro, Oregon, aa the time and place
for bearing obiecilone to said ttnal ac
re) u rit and for (be final eettlement of saki
estate.
Dated this June 8th, 1MM.
' ELIZABETH H. LiDD.
Administratrix with will aunexed of the
Estate of N. 8. Howell, Deceased.
Jeo. K, Bagley, Attorney lor Adminis
tratrix. '
kcjsiey t ocawn;
' geasWei fw
All kind of Freeh Meats. Prices Rea
sonable. , Will meet all comnaiitlon.
Chickens and Poultry always on hand
npofl order, Free delivery to all parte
of the town. . We bay fat stock.
' stett Wkaejse
99Qond ttrft, HIIHboro, Or
A Wonderful Record.' .
A made up tiv munvd and etaut
SMeMi Dr. IM'e's Fava-it I'nainn
un Is a moot fti.'lent hmodv for irgn
latiiig all the wnnianiy (imoUoim, rorrrs -lug
ilUplsifiiiniU, aa prlnn, stitevir
aluuaiid retnneralon. owrrouiing painful
perloda, toeing uu the urvi and bring.
lug about a iK-rf.vt sfmc of lira)th. It
cures the tMckibeurludli'l lusdst'liis.
thdr4(lnt Uuwii dilrr-w In tli pt-lvlo
region, the palu aud lwiidirniH uvrr
lower aUUimliul rrgion, dries up the
pelvic catarrhal drain, so disacrvoable
and weakening, and ovitvimi (.very
form of wrakiii'iu Incident to tlio organs
dlntluctlv (Muitulne. .
Favorite lYnwrrtpllun In th only
medlciue lor women, the maker of
which are not afraid U print their
foratule on tbe tmttle wrspiier. thus
taking their patrons Into their full ron
Sdanca, It Is the only iiikIIi-Iu hr
women, every Ingmllent of which has
the slroiigtwl jnwlble eniiorsemeut of
the Bitwt eminent medical practitioners
and writers of our day, recommending
it for the dlseaara (or which "Favorltu
Preacripuon " l us.nl. 4t U the only
Rut -up medicine for women, sold
irough druggtsta, which dtaa not con
tain a large perretttaiie of alcohol, no
harmful In the lung rue, especially to
delicate women. It lisi mora genuine
cures to Its credit than all other medi
cines (or women cimllnrd, hsvlng
saved thonands of sulterem from the
operating table aud tbe mirireou' knife.
It has restored dellrate. wek women to
strong and vigorous healih and virility,
akiug motlierhiKl Muu.itp. where thera
was barrenness before, theraby brlghh-n-lug
aud making happy nianv thousand
of homes by the adent of little ones Ut
strengthen th marital UuiiU and add
sumhine where gloom and denooiulency
had reigned b(iM'e.
Writs to Dr. K. V. IMrn e. He will send
you good, (stlierly, proftwitoiml sdvlre,
la a plain. neaM enveloiie, alwlutely
(res. Address him at HulfnU N, Y.
Dr. trterne's l'leaant 1'elleU do not
Cipa. They rlTectuslly cleanse (he sys
mot aocumulstej Impurities.
The People's Common .seine Medical
Adviser, by Dr. Fierce, tut pages, is sent
frvaen receipt of stamps to pat eipeii
ef meJIlug oly. Send ;M one-cent slaiuus
for the hook In paper covers, or SI stamue
for the cloth-bound volume. AJJrese
as above.
SUMMONS.
IM THK CIKft'lT CtU'RT OF TI1K
STATE OF UKKdON, Fllt
WASHINUWX fol NTY,
Henry Hoover, I'laluUlt'l
vs.
Rosetla ll.Kiver, Dereudant)
To Kowtla Hoover, Hie sUive tmined lie
fondant-
In the name of the Slate of Oregon. vn
are hereby required Ut appear and answer
the complaint Hied agninal yoe in I lie
shove entitled suit, on or before the Wli
day of July, l!Jo, aud if you fail to so nit-
pear ami answer nam compiitiut on or o-
lore that time. plHintld will apply to I he
Court for the relief preyed for in hl com
plain! herein, to-w It: Kr a decree Hi
solving tbe bond of matrimony How en
isling between you and himself, mid lor
such oilier and further rel'ef as lo the
Court mav seem euuilaltle.
This sumiiious ia puljlinlted hy onler of
the Houoiable Thomas A. Mcllrlde, Judge
of the above entitled Court, duly made
anu entered on ine unit nay or si nr. nasi,
in and by which order It is prescribed
that this suiuiuoiia almll In published
01114 a week for six sm'ccniive weeks iu
lhe"HIIIUro Argus.' The dteof (he
first publication ol this summons is May
II, iw.
OtlLKHKY YOl'S'O,
Attorney for I'lnlntifT.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT -COURT OP TH E
STATE OK ORKOON. FuR
. WAhlllNOToN COl'NTY
Sarah C. Hess. ' Plain tW(i
David Hens."' Defendant J
To David Hess, defeudHiit, . '
In tbe name of Ilia NUIe of irmroo von
are required to apiwar suit mmwer the
complaint (lied airaliist von in the shove
entitled suit on or before Im 12th day of
Jiiiy, iwi, mat ueing the last day pre
scribed in order of piihlu-ulioii of this
Hiimmons, and If you hill u siar and
answer said complaint, the plsintill will
apply to the Court for the relief tlieratn
prayed for, to-w It: A divorce from the
marriage eilsting between you and the
platiiiiil.
This Summons Is puhlUhwl In tbe Hills
boro Argus tit six oonwciitive weeks, hy
order of said Court, duly made sml en
tared on the Mist dsy ol Mnr, !'), the
uni puiincaiiou ueing on Mis :ilxl day
J. W. Bell, Attorusy for f'laiutliT.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice Ishereliv el vim. that f. the nn.l. r
signed, have been,' by tlie County Court
nf 1.a Wl ..I' l tC..l.i .
Conuty. duly apMiiiilel adiulnlstrntor of
tne eaiaie ol jhhicm KoM, ile ms,l, and
baveduly qtiallli-ii sasimli. ' All persons,
having claims agnint said , estate, are
herehy notilled to present the same to me,
with proper vouuhent, at the Ijaw Ollice
or W. N,.larrett, In lltllsboro, Oregon,
within six (il) months from flie date hnre-
or, i , ! f , -
Dated this 22nd day of March. llsi.
WILLIAM HDftn
Administrator of the estau of James
Bohb. deceased.
W. N. Barrett, Attorney for sdtuiulHtra
or. - , -
IRRIGATION NOTICE
Patrons wishing to use water for Irrlwa
tion purposes are required to deposit witli
tbe undersigned the sum of flu, to cover
x pause of Installing iiieier. Water may
then be used at times and In amounts lo
suit natron at tbe rau of anient imr thou.
sand gallons.
Meters will be iiislalltsl as rapidly- as
iwuveiiwii siwr appiHiaiMMj out at least
tu (lays notice should ye given, ,
uy order ot ineuii v i; mil.
i.. , ti il. T. BA(JI,KV,
. ... Keeordor.
'..Central Meat Market.,
EMMOTT BROS., Prop.,
eaeeeeeee Im O. Tlikmry i t
Keep constantly . on. ' hand a fine
supply of fresh meats of all kinds.
A Kmw a In Prion
We are iroinif to aell tiiMta si nrlra Iaw.
er than those which have prevailed in
tha bast. Call In anil na Wm
boeiueee. 'Phone and J'ree delivery
Mai Street, opposite Tualatin Hotel,
' Hillsboro, Orefroa. "
Ediaon's Gold Mould
ed Records in Stoch
sr
B S - . J
E . L McCpRMJCM
HILLSBORO OBECON
First Quality Drug Store
Wc provide for the people who have had euoiigh ex
perience to kiiow that .inferior goods arc dear nt any
price; who have learned that good goods from a first
quality, trustworthy house arc always cheaper
really aud aggressively cheaper to buy.
We Have Made a Reputation
For our prescription work, because wc do the work ex
actly as it should be douc. We pay uo ouc a percent
age to scud us prescriptions, and, therefore, it pays
you to bring such work to
HILLSBORO PHARMACY
IV. U. GBLEAR. frop.
This is au advertisement, and likewise it is a fact.
eisctloatsr-Wllkss Blood Is the Mini Hsc.oiful Bknd
LOVEIACE
Retord, 2.20
trial. 2:12 j
Registered as PRINCE tOVUACE 32,741
SIRE Of BYRON LACK. 3.14; Rot-klw-e. trial; True I.ove $)
trial; I.ovrlrw (j) rreonl X.Jo, laalest j year-old trcoid msile on N. I1. I'.
In liv, and winner of every race in which she slsrtcd u 1 vrsr old ;
. Ixivrlv llrtl, winner of 1 yrarold IroltiiiK stake at Hlate I'air in I I.nnl
Lovelace, winner of s-year-old Pucinjt aUke al Stale Ksir iu i4 ; Alio
Uce, J year old trial, :ao; San Toy, e-yvar-old trial, i aH iu race; mxv
II., j year-old trial, in race; bVsaie lxrlsce, 8 year old trial, H, in
rare; Jrrty, winner of lo-tuile cross rouutry run for Sliotm cup; sml of
Bob Orerr's famous road bone, winner of silver rup.
(kirn! laty r1Ataest Hire ol 40, sua of Hie ereat Kln lioueer
Oil CU Uy LfJUI.191 and 0e (iest browt tnaie, .Spritr. '
DtilH CrPftlin l,u"fI'o"eTl., '; htvlliltliiu.i i..V;
T r lAnisn, i w; Mouiiac, 1 in ; inetupnsu,
i8t; lKichess, t;J7l; Hrilliautiue, t vS). by Priucrpa, sire of V in the
iu, Lrape Usae I dam of Kins Keue, Jr., 17, lliai.l. .' 10 ;
1... .1 . . ti'ni. -
lut. Sa'i-ollil iImiu. lsn.ii
BttUarilie, ;), hy the great tieo, Wilkes.
Lovelace is a hay stalliou 16.x, aud weighs 1280 pouuds.
. His colts arc stake winners wherever they start, aud
prize wiuuers in the show ring. His colts are uniform
ly, good sie, level headed and speedy.
the Get ol UveUce Brought a Higher Average at the
. McCarthy Sale lhaa I hat of Aay Other Slallioa
He will make the season of 1906 at HillslKn I'air
Grounds. Terms: Seasou, $25; Insuraucc, $35.
CB.TONCUl - - ... Hlllsb oro, Oregon
Prince Melbourne I
PRINCE MELBOURNE, the fnll-bl(KHled Clydcs
dale Stalliou, dark bay, three years old, weighing
1500, built on model Hues, a sure foal getter, and
coming from the liest stock ever imported from
4 Scotland, his sire by Kalarnar, he by Millionaire, his
first dam by Bendigo, he by Master of Beauty re,
Will Stand the Season of 1906
' In the Washington County stud at the farm of T.
1 K. Davis,3 miles uorthwestof Hillsboro. Prince
; Melbourne's graud dam was by Merry Mason, he
by Prince Alfred ; his dam by Priuce Ajanc, lie
by Priuce Charlie, taking first prize at Lancashire;
, . got by Glancer, first prize ' at Glasgow; he by
'a Brodmfield Champion, got by Glancer Second; his
" dam, Beauty, by Prince of Wales, first ut Man
chester, Scotland, got by General; his dam, Dar
kling, got by Sampson, by Lofty, the Gl asgow
premium horse of 1856. . ,
Single service, $5; To insure, $10; Colt to
, staud 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 season. For further in
formation call on or address ,
' CHAS, ' DAVIS, Hillaboro,
K. F D. al Boa 19. ' Phons.314rarm.rsUn-
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touriula, sail other trsvelr rs whu Iral Hit urril ol tlie
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. eiutrjasiy, tnay sre worta tlwlr wclniil hi gold,
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