HILLSMRO AROUS, 9UNC 28, 1906
Who3 Your Grocer?
If chance should bring tliU "ad" to tome who haw not traded with as.
ins ahei
uiite of i
or to Maw stranger, we can only refer them to the beople we have
pleaard. If square dealing is what yon are looking after, this is the
store for vou, for the "square" is the rule and guide of our business.
Satisfaction -That's It
SatUfaction in quantity, quality and price.
rree tehvery to all parts ol the city
same as rash.
Chickens, eRRS eto., the
Roth t hone
R. C. Vautfht Grocery Co.
Second Street, Hillaboro
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
WiUiMi P. Tucker, Prop.
Drug Store
HiHsboro, Oregon
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SGOOL
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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.
ti iitiaw S first Term $7.50
MM Second Term $5
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For catalogue, summer school circular, or other
information, write to
Pres. E. D. Kessler. Monmouth, Or.
Cultivator and Weed Cutter
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J. J. Smith, of Banks, will on May
first start a manufactory fur the
purpose of turning out a
New Invention
which is a Cultivator and Weed
Cutter combined. It is so made
that it can 1
Used Between Rows of
Any Width
as it is adjustable, and can lie 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 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. . SXXSTH, OroamvUh, Or., Route 2
Mr. Smith refers prospective purchasers to John Carstens, Fred Narrup
and Will Hetfcl, who have these Cultivators.
M
DRINK
GAMBRINUS
, fTT 1 et;.'. The Best of All Beers
SOLO BY
me LION SALOON
E. J. LYONS. PraprUtar
IIT'TTttM
W WTBrBa"ayeraa"ej
I
Fred Heme, of Mat of town, was
in town Monday.
Jed Nicbodemoa, of Faraainttoo,
was in town Monday.
R. Reeruutwn, of near ReeJtillf,
was in town Monday.
Geo. HalUira and wife were in
from Glencoe Monday.
Hope are looking fine and a
bumper crop is promised.
J. B. Cimino, of Tualatin, was io
the city tha l.tet of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. NcComrt
were McMinnville visitors, over
Sunday.
Richard Wiley and Kdwin Mor
gan are home from the Portland
military school for their Snmmei's
vacation.
Item, June 2-1. 1906, to Mr. and
Mrs. George Harrow, ot West Hills-
tam a mm
-
Joe Rolnneon waa op from Farm
ington, Tuesday, looking over the
oounty seat
Walter Beard and Albert Mil
ner, lUuks saloon men, were in
town Monday.
For a good smoke try the Sohii
ler or Kxcellencia end you will
try them again and again.
Geo. Krebe, of Helvetia, waa in
Monday, and aaya that Helvetia
farmer are now busy catting bay
License to wed baa been granted
Jewe J. Boone, of Fulton, and
Mrs. Malin.la J. Slider, of Tuala
tin.
H. 1 Beet, of Portland, and
Mies Sophia M. Logan, of Forest
Grove, have taken out license to
wed.
Frank Keenan, of Vinelaoda,
and Angus McCloud, of Mountain
dale, were in the connty sect Sat
urday.
K. C. Banks, engineer at the Pa'
vies Bros, sawmill, above Banks
was in town Friday, consulting
physician.
Adrian Dank formerly ot Reed'
ville, and now travelling for
hardware firm, waa in the city
Tueeday.
1 be w uey barn has been given a
new foundation and the Main street
barn is next in line for new sills
underneath.
W. Y. Smith, of near Forest
Grove, was down to the oounty
seat, Monday, and called at the
Argua office.
Last Friday was the longest day
in the year, and from now on the
daylight will shorten op a minute
or so each day.
For sale: 20 acres land, mile
north of town; 4 acres beaverdam
on place. Goee for 11,000. In
quire at this office.
Wanted: Stock bogs weighing
from 80 pounds upward; also sheep.
J. u. Haines, fSesverton, Oregon,
Independent phone.
J. r. Lareteos, of Banks, was
down to the oounty seat, Monday
afternoon. He aaya that cropa are
looking hoe op his way.
Reward for return of light bay
mare, blaze face, 3 whit feet,
branded "4" on left shoulder. C
Robinson, Sylvan, Ore.
Ed. Baker, travelling salesman
for a cigar house, and who is son
of State Game Warden J. W. Ba
ker, was in town Saturday.
Ben Parkins, son of T. B. Per.
kins and wife, has a position with
the baggage department of the
Southern Pacific, at Portland.
If you want to paint your build:
ings come aod see us. We are
agents for the famous Patton Sun
Proof Paint. Schulmerich Bros,
John Hughes, of below Newton
was up to the city Saturday eve
nine. Mr. Hughes has become
imbued with the idea that Oregon
is bard to beat.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Phillip, of
Cornelius, were in town Monday,
iney depart tor Maynews, Ua
Thursday, to reside on Mrs. Pbil
lips' fruit ranch.
Miss Lelah E. Chare, ot Port
land, after a successful term of eight
and one-hall months in tbs Moun
taindale school, returned home
Monday morning.
Dr. C. B. Brown and wife were
out from Portland Saturday and
Sunday, guests of Mrs. Susan
Brown. Dr. and Mrs. Lindsay ac
companied them.
Edmund P. Sheldon, secretary of
tbe Oregon Lumber Manufactures'
Association, and David Davis, of
tbe Timberman, and former editor
of the St. Helens Mist, were in the
city Saturday, and called at this
office.
Tbe cars are now completed for
the Forest Qrove electrio line be
tween tbe city and the depot. It
is expected tbat the "juice" will
soon be turned on, and ears run
ning, to connect with the Southern
Pacific.
According to the Oregonian the
Forest Grove local train into Port
land will make another round trip
daily after July 1. This will give
Forest Grove, and HiHsboro font
passenger trains each way, daily, a
service enjoyed by no other subur
ban county in the state-.- Just
what tbe schedule is has not as
yet been announced, but it ' is
thought that the train will go in
in the forenoon and then out about
noon, thus makiog a better sched
ule than at present.
Walter Smtta, mors familiarly
know! aa "Welt," died at hie home
on the Wilson River road between
hers and Tillamook, the other day.
Smith has cruised a great deal cf
timber in the Tillamook section,
and waa one of tbs beet known
mountaineers in tbat section. Lat
Fall, in company with Claude
Thayer, Nolan, and many promi
nent Tillamook business men Smith
was indicted for land fraud by the
rederal Grand Jury, shortly after
the indictment Smith waa taken
ill, and be went from bad to worse
when death relieved him.
Wnt. Stewart, the veteran, who
cams up from Roes burg last week,
to visit his brother, John B.
Stewart, departed Monday evening
for Ike Soldiers' Home. Mr.
Stewart's health has been very bad
for' Nveral months, and he says
that the Home Hospital is equipped
to give him every ears.
Geo. Wilcox, president of the
Nelson-Wilcox Lumber Company,
was in town from Cornelius, rri-
ay, and called at the Argua office.
Mr. Wilcox is la the midst of one
of the finest bodies of fir to be
found in the Pacific northwest
He is at present sojourning at Cor
nelius, under tbe care ot a physi
cian.
Wm, Vinton, one of McMinn
villa's popular attorneys, waa in
the city last Saturday, on legal
business. "Billy" says that old
Yamhill baa gone "dry" and that
the German element up there are
makisg arrangement to leave the
district, where they can get their
glaas of lager."
Fsrd Groner, the Scholia farmer
and mill man. waa in town Halnr
day, and was looting fine after his
narrow escape ot a few weeks ago,
when a gaa exploeion came near
losing him his lite. Hs i now fully
recovered save one of hie hands.
which is yet very tender from tbe
loss of flesh, which waa burned.
Dennis nas received nia. new
stock of shoes. the American Geo
tleman and American Ladv, the
fineet in tbe market. Come in and
see them. The latest models.
These shoes are advertised in every
prominent maganne and newspa
per in tbe world. '
Lieut, w u. n. Mvere wm
down from Forest Grove, the last of
the week, the first time for a long
period. When charged with bar
ing been too attentive with Eve, of
tbe Newt, and - accordingly, forget
ful of tb Argus, the visitor smiled
and refused to testify.
Hon. W. N. Barrett will be orator
of the day at the Beaverton ceie-
orauoo.
Sharif's Sals
HUM of Oreevn, for the County ol
ihincton, dated tha did day of Hay
, in iferorol H. Weaning-, W. H. Wed
Notice ti hereby given, that by virtus of
an auacouiant r era lion laaued out
and under the seal of tba County Court of
tbe SUM of Orecun. for the C
Waahini
1806.
rung and U. A. Wan run, partner aa H
Wehnin and Bona, plaintiff: and aaainat
Jennie Annana. defendant far the mm of
115.00 xu and the further uim of fMM
vo me directed aod delivered, command
ing n to make al or the real property
nereinaner aeaenoen. i nT ley leu upon
ana punraani toaaia attachment eieuu
tioa I will on Monday, the ifiki day of
j ui j, uw, at we oouin noor or uie uurt
Houaeln HUlaloro. Weaning-tun Oounty,
Oreawn.av tbe hour of lea o'clock a. a.
of aaid day, aell at publln auction to the
blgbent bidder for eaih In hand, ell of the
loitowmg uaiiiiiea res pni
being and aituate In wsahlngton County,
Oregon, and mow particularly dexcrilied
Being known aa a part of the Soutbeaat
corner of the Nattbeest quarter of Hettion
M T. 1, U. H. 8 W. of the Will. M.r. and
commencing at tba Ooutheaat corner of
the Noatbeeet quartet the Northweet quar
ter of Section , T. 1, 8. H. I W. and run
ning thence Weet 80 roda, thence North M
roaa, mence icaw to the county road,
thence Montlweat., on the line or aeid
road until croMrtof Cedar Creek X roda.
thence Eaatta tM eaat line, thence South
to place of beginning, containing S4 acre,
to aeilsfv tha hereinbefore named mmi
acd for the coats and espemea of iale
ana aaiu wni.
Said aale will be made' subject to re
demption as ner atatut ofOrevon.
bated at Hillaboro, Oregon, this 14th
aay or June, uwe.
1. W. CON NELL.
HherllT of Washington County, Oregon,
.. AT: DW'JT.
jono a, rraii. Attorney lor riajnun.
NQTICB
Notice la hereby given, tbat in pursu
ance of sn order of tbe County Court of
waemngton County, Oregon, made and
entered In tbe records of said Court on tbe
eighth day of June, IttOtt, the following
oouniy warranta, isanea wren yean prior
u i uii' m, tw, ii nut canea lor ana pn
entea ror payment wltnln eUty dayi
from the Unit day of July, KM, will be
cancelled and tne payment thereof will
09 rerusra :
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.. 1 00
. 1 SO
100
..3 00
. 1 00
. 1 70
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.. 70
.. 5 00
. I 00
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C3 SWRENLY
OF HEART DI5EA50
ew tiseeiealry uea a aaed Boa' eftnfc
lax to the above geart as lu Ska
paeew. The runh. piwh and etrenuoue
am el the AaMican nannle ban a lron
In as bad s lovalfalar and uthot
do of the heart, attondmt by Ir
retalar artlon. paiiMUtton, ditiuiaaa
aaetbei d aeuMMoui and other uti trees
Mg tyaipeiHne.
Three o( the prmnlimit Inaredlent a
Which I. Hmrae'a tfoklen Medical IH
eaery la made are rH-fnaMmld bjr au
et tbe kiadtiaT wrttxra on MiUvrki .lrtlbt
far the cure of aet tirh ram. tKadi'i
eVtal root, mr laatatHA la ard by thi
CarrSD Stats lauimtroiiY, a taml
ard authurlu. "to Impart lone and In
reaml poawr lo the biart' acumi.'
Waa other MfeMug aiuh.rMie no
neent tSdea Seel ai au unuruMn
toors tor tbe aiuirular nvsti in hi innral.
and ae the heart la aluuwt aboUy cum
puaed ot muacular H.uc. It uaturell)
fuUoaa that It moot be urwetlr mrvnetb'
anal by thn uivrb, xKiieial ItMilc, Tiul
probably the mxet imiioruiit Intrwdlrnl
ui Uulaea Madlcal UtK.-ovcry. a fat
aa Its aMU-yelous eurra ot valvular aud
etkxr afleeUuua ot the hrart are con
cerned, a Stone rwt,ur CoUiwonli Cnn.,
rroi, nm. rente, auuior ot raiaei
Kpltomy of Mnllcine, m of It:
L ant kawr anr ktil a peuwtt who wm
eo anrk oeuraaant elUi itlvuur dlwene ot
la heart utat hi rnnd oNirl lo
carry klra p-tli lin hvrrr, crxlutll
eamwed andvr lira UiIIumh' ot t'olliimiin
For our prescription work, because we do tbe wmk ex
actly as it should be done. , We pay uo oue a iKiccnt
ajre to scud us prescriptions, aud. therefore, it iiiys
S you to bring such work to
IcinaJ prlm'liklw ilrmcud tmiu hunitf
MtMk and ta bow aiiMiittii to KU IhkIiiml
Hereaabnw plirk-Un ktifw of no nrmcoy
loT tbe letuixal ot to dialnuwlix and au tliui-
feroaa a iualkU Itlih ih.'iu ll u all
aai-wortt. ana It twerrully nHl ike
awa'Hd Ibat (loath tuiutr ai hand, (ol-
Mawoui uauimt1ouall altonta rxllof ut
ewb a ana, aud ui uwat buiaucM ilala a
"V ....
Moae root It aleo miinunttklid by Dra,
Uare aud Klliimwond. ot t'lili-ujo. for
valvular aodothpr diwaa of lh bnart.
The latter aaya: It la a U.-urt toulo of
drrwt and (frmnmiil hiflnetn.'
"Uutdea Medical Dltcuverv.' not uulv
ettree arnoua hnart affvrlioiui, but It
moat envivat imraral Unite and liivlvor-
aiur. tireiHtuieiiiiiii the stmoacb, invig
oraUng the liver. rKutl!u the buweli
aud curing eaiarrtui ancctious lu au
Saxla of the
Dr. rteroe t'eiieu cure CuiuHlpaUoab
SUMMONS
thk ciiirt rr iwut
8TATK OK OKKHOS, HUt
WAMUStlTtlN tor NT Y
TIIK
Sarah C. Hew. IMaliitllV )
vh. :-
IHtvid Hewt, HCundanl
To David Hew, ilrtViiilnnl.
In tbe name of the suir or (iroirou vou
are riulrt to apMar and anavtrr the
coniplalnt Illed agtuuat vou in the alxivc
eutltlcd anil on ot before the 12th day of
July, IMPi, tnal being inn int tlav pre-
acrliwu in ojuar of tiiniictim of tuia
Ftummona. anil II you mil lo ainwer and
answer Raid ennitilallit, the plaintlll w ill
apply to the Court for the ndief tin-rein
ravMi ror. io-wii: A uivorce ironi me
marrUure exUting U-taren yon and the
plalnlill.
in in nuniiuona u uuii imuiHi iniur mil
boro Argua for hIx cooaeculiv wiHtkv. by
ornernr andi fourt, nuiy maoe nun en
tered on the .Hat day ol May, Itaai, the
nnl piiliiicatlin living on the .Uat day
ot May, iMin.
J. W. Hell. Attornry mr rielntln".
Adminiitrator's Notice,
Notice la hereby given, that I. the ntiili'r
signed, have bren, ly the County Court
of the Slate of Oregon, lor Washington
County, duly appointed adiiititlnlrnlor of
the ealale of Janna Kohls dveexed, ani
baveduly qiialUii'd axauoli, All prrwni',,
having rlaiuia auinil mill eelaie, are
hereby notified Ui iirwwnt the name to me.
with proper youcbera, at the Ia oillie
ot vi, n.'uarreti, in rtiiiauoro, oniKon
within alx I") muiilii rrom tne date lit'
of. ......
Dated this2.'ml day of Man h, !!.
WII.UAM kOHII.
AdniiniHtralor of the ratal of Jainea
Kolib. dweanvd.
W. N. Harrrtt, Attorney for eduiiuudra
tor.
IRRIGATION NOTICE
Patron" wixhlug to tine wntur for trrii'a
tion purpiHmi are niiuin'd to tlnitoeil with
the underalgncd (hamuli of tin, to yiver
expense of inatalltnir meter. Water may
then beUHedat tlnoaand in amouiiUi to
suit patron at the rale ol .lucent rr lliotl
aand eellon.
Hetcra will be IneUllml aa rapidly an
eonvenieni alter appiinHUon but ut Iran
10 day) notice ahonld lie given.
Hy orilir ul the City Council.
H. T. HAlil.KY,
Itcconlor,
Notice of Final Settlement.
notice l bnreliy given that the under
algned Ailinliiinlratrli with the will an
ue led of the estate of N H. Iliiwell. Ie-
ceaaed, ban lllml lu the County Court of
tne mate ol ori-Kmi ror Wuliingtou t.'oiin
ty, her final account, in the matter of aaul
eelate, and aaid Court Inm net Momlay
the ItJth da of July, "(HI, at 10 o'cloi'k A
iti.. oi laid day, at the Uourl Konui
MUlaboni, Oregon, aa the time and I
for hearing obliH-tinn to mil. I hn"!
count and fur the Hnal nettli-nieiit of ankl
In
ilui-r
ac
lint, I tl.lu Jiimm win IIAI
Ki riut'i n'ii i a till
Admlnletratrii with will annexed of the
mate or n. n. nowoii, 1)wbmo.i.
Ueo, K. Hagley, Attorney lor Adtulula
train.
HCUSLEY OORWIN
Oaaler In
All kinds of Freeh Mean. Prices Kes
sonable. Will meet l competition
Chickens and Poultry always on hand
upon order. Free delivery to all parts
of the town. We buy fat atork. .
. Safn faaviea , .
tmoond Street, Nllluboro, Or
First Quality Drug Store
We provide for the people who have had enough ex
perience to know that inferior goods arc dear at any
price; who have learned that good goods from a first
quality, 1 trustworthy house arc always cheaper
really and aggressively cheaper to buy.
We Have Mede a Reputation
" HIliLSBORO PHARMACY
j rV. L. OaXEAJ. frop. P
This is an advertisement, and likewise it is a fact.
Ben Carpenter, Dec. 18. 1806
H L Cowlee, Oct. , 1WH. ,
John Conntrymaav Jan. 7. lWA ,
George Kllegoen, May 7, IHff
Jaatee Koudray, March 12, 11...,
Mrs John Flalier, Jan. 8, 18SS
Henry Hellberg. Aprils, W
A Kaufman, March 11, ISM
Mweed Plaster, Feb 10, im
Mrs M T Patton, Jan 1H, m.
Jeauie Keid, April 0, DM
( has D Mtaliy, Feb 10, IHSR.
1) O SUpheneon, atarcb 11, mw..
Win Walkina, Feb 10, Vm
K It Wilson, March 9, im..
Lizzie Watnee, March It, im
U B White, Kept 8, 1HHS. ..!,.....
Oeorge Sohsiler, June 7, mi
7 Sm9PiuM 7
J R BoatiSept 7.18W
Adam Scbmitt, May Hi, 1S94.
W a Smith, April i ISM.
Mr Swift, Nov 8, ui. ..... . . .
D L Paint, Sept 8, 1M,
Fred ftothman, 8eM 7, 184,
H K Reed, Oct 6, MM
FWMangum, Nov 12,,I8I
Bertha Miller, Feb 9, 17
innla Ulll.. .k a IUI
Joeepb Moore,May7,lsWr 2 10
0 Mockler, Juiut 7, 1H. a up
ji. inarT nillgoioil, nov U, MWI... 1 U)
8 J Baker! March 6, 1898. 1 40
. . 1 GO
1 00
1 GO
1 W
...... 1
200
- 2 00
. 8 50
8 DO
iteeteee 1 TO
3 19
Central Meat Market..
tMMOTT BROS., Prop., '
v' 7asaB, nggsscn u, inou
F P Knighton, Nov 12, 1H98...
jaroo rgT May a, vm. ..,
H U Baydso, Oct 6, 1H93
fdtnond Hom, March 9, 1894.
JTHeaon, Jan 6, 18IH
Cn llsfisfh, June 7,1888
nk Hot-ton, Jan 21, 1M
John Hynea, July. , 1897
D F" Smith, May 7, 1897 '.
Dell Biaby.June 7,1896
Viola Brinks, Oct 11,1886
K.J.GODMAN,
County Clerk.
HUlsboro, Or , Jans 7, 1908.
Keep constantly on hand a fine
supply of fresh meats of all kinila,
4 Mmw a lit Prloe
.,. ,.
We are goiuK to sell meats at prices low
er thsn those which have pre veiled in
the past. Csll in and we tin, ' We mean
business, 'Phone and Free Delivery
Mala Street, opposite Tualatin Hotel,
HUlsboro, Oregon.
Edison's Cold Mould
ed Records in StocK
PRICE 35 CENTS ...
E. L. McCORMICK
HILtSBORQ ..... OREGON
til(ciHMittrwllltt Blood U the Meti SiK,cful BUnJ
LOVE LUCE
Ketorii, 2:20
Irirtl, 2:12
KegKtered as PKINtt lOVUACt 32,741
SIBC Or BYRON LACE. 3,14; Rivkhu-e, iml. Tnu-J.ovo u
trial; lrf-elea (,t) reeoril ni, taatrtt lya'-old rcOonl made on N. P. C.
in 1004, ami winner of every racf in which he utartrd t yrux old ;
lively Ilrll, winner of year-old trotting alakr at Hlalr Pair in lv; t.onl
l.o vc Uut, winner of i-year-oltt paving atak at State lair in i-eM ; Alto
l-n, j ycar olJ trial, ; Han Toy, l yrarold trial, tvH in l.uv, Ijilhr
It., year-old trial, in rare; Bnuiie IxivrlaiT, 2 year old Wwl, t H', in
rare; Jerry, winner f lo-tuile rrvaa country run for Shogtru . and o(
Bob lirrrr'a fauioua road borne, wiunrr of ailvrr inji.
ami the great brood uuir, Srttr .
Sired by Egotist
IYarti Pfmn (,utm f r)waey I., s mi,; llrUv Itriitoii, 1 :
laille VI CFUIIt tuvwlere, 2;jo; lloldlar, i ihl, ; The lltphau.
SS; Ihuheaa, t ijH; Brillurntiue, 1 tol), by I'miiTiw, tie ul u 111 the
Int. Srrond dam, Crape U (daui of King Kene.Jr., 17; llrai.l. I" 10', ;
llnlwrinr, t K7), by the great Ueo, Wilkea.
Lovelace is a bay stallion 16.1, aud weighs 12S0 jxtmuls.
His colts are stake winners wherever they start, aud
prize wiuncrs in the show ring. His colts are uniform
ly gd size, level headed .and sjwetly.
The Get si Uvelace roHtjkt a Nlotter Averet) at the
McCartky Seles Tbast I hat el Any Other Sl.llioa
He will make the season of 19116 at Hillslx.ro Fair
Grounds. Terms: Season, $25; Insurance, 35.
t. ft. TON CVJt '-, v.. Hillaboro, Orefton
Prince Melbourne
PRINCE MELBOURNE, the full-blooded Clydcs
dale Stallion, dark bay, three years old, weighing
1500, built on model fines, a sure foal getter, and
coining from the best stock ever imported frmu
Scotland, his sire by Kalamar, he by Millionaire, his
first dam by Bcndigo, he by Master of Beautyrc,
...1
Will Stand the Season of 1906
In the Washington County stnd at the farm of T.
R. Davis, 3 miles northwest of HUlsboro. Prince
Melbourne's grand dam was by Merry Mason, he,
; by Prince Alfred; his dam by Prince Ajauc, lie
by Prince Charlie, taking first prize at Lancashire; .
got by G lancer, first prize at Glasgow; he by
Broomfield Champion, got by Glancer Second ; his
dam, Beauty, by Prince of Wales, first at Man-'
Chester, Scotland, got by General; his dam, Dar
ling. gt by Sampson, 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 season, l'or further- in-,
formatiou call on or address ' , ' , , , , ,
, CM AS. DAVIS. Hillaboro.
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