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MICIVS A. IOHO, Editor.
County Official Paper
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liONQ MeKKNEY
WASHlNttTON COCSTY, OREGON
Population, 20,000. First County in
tfalrylar; llooeassaeondensfd nilk
daily; two blf eondfnsfrs; billions of
feet mtreaaatabla timber, thirty
million feet annul cat, will nearly
doable product this year; richest of
garden lands in the world; bulk of
comity ran drive to Portland and re
tnrninaday; finest market; rreat
kop district; fine school system; ft
est climate on coast; mild winters;
no eonnty debt ; best natnred and best
read people in world, popnlation eon
sldered. Best in everything.
HILLS BORO
County seat; 2,000 people; Sii
canrehes, Protestant and Catholic;
two banks; two telephone systems;
bir milk eoudcnser; sawmill; two
railroads; and eleetrie line coming:
AND THERE YOU ARK!
Some of oar two-by-fours are
yelling about dollar wheat They
seem to forget that the stock
market and gambling operations
are responsible, more than any
thing else, fur the quotations in
Chicago.
Thos. C. Devlin refuses to meet
Dr. Lane in open discussion of the
municipal affairs of Portland and
the people of the Rose City have
missed a circus worth attending'
Seventeen years of office holding
have made Mr. Devlin chary of
going up against thebluot ones
like Dr. Lane;
Big Bill Tart seem likely to land
the republican nomination for the
presidency. Jonathan Bourne,
junior senator from Oregon, seems
to be the only one yet holding
Roosevelt np as a third termer
And yet there are stranger things
happening than Roosvelt running
again. Don't you never forget that
Roosevelt swore be wouldn't be
vice-president and then took the
nomination.
Argus and Oregonian, $2.
Dr. J. P. Tsmieeie and wife were
Albany visitors yesterday.
Argus and Journal, 11.75.
C. Rebee, of Farmington, was up
to the city tbis morning.
Born, to Martin Palmateer and
wife, of Reedville, May 20, 1907, s
son. ..,..,.
John Ennes, the South Tualatin
sawmill man, was in town jester-
aay.
Mtj. L. M. Hoyt, of the Uniform
Rank, K. of P., was in attendance
at Pythian Grand Lodge, Portland,
tuts week.
Geo. Barrett, of Gales Creek, and
a son of the late Friend Barrett,
fractured one of the bones of his
hand, the first of the week. Dr.
Tamiesie attended the injury.
Strayed From Cornelius, a bay
mare,, weight about 900; smooth
shod all around; mane clipped
Jteward. Notify C. B. Buchanan,
vorneuus.
W. H. McEldowney, of Forest
Grove, was in town yesterday after
noon. Mr. McEldowney formerly
owned a portion of the WilkW
claim, and sold it last season to the
Oregon Nursery Co.
Mr. August Fishbuk and Mits
&va Ualbreatb, of near Sherwood,
were wedded May 23, 1907, by
Judge H. T. Bsgley. of this city.
The bride is a daughter of Jos
Galbreatb, one of Sherwood's pio
neers, .
FOR SALE
Eighty acres of land, within three
miles of Gaston; Twelve acres
cleared, of which one acre is in fine
bearing prunes. Forty acres of
good timber. Will largely nav for
place perhaps pay all. Logboute
on piace mat one could occudt
aa a. ! w m
until ne duui. mu mile from
school; Thirty living springs on
property noe for dairy ranch
Terms, $2,000, half down, balance
od time. Reasonable interest.
Anyone wishing to look this place
over can write a day or so before
oocLcj, and be will be met at
ttit:r nd taken to place E
I;;, Qtttoo, Ore.
Dca't forget to make your calcu
)at!::s to spend your Fourth of
JX.IJ so Jlilleboro. The citixens
tcrshave fct3rained that no ef
f::U iU b spared to make tbis
Ct czziztt oelsbration ever held
litis county. The veterans will
t j t:ra, tisre will be all kinds of
ar:vr::su, and the day will be
K ,'zlzl tj the best fireworki
(' V-jtrrrtaiaOicoo.
T ; v Cswitipj Telegram and
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com employee
iS MR ARREST
Charged With Roughly Han-
dling Little Jake Kuhn
D. E. ROBINSON BEFORE C0CKT
Beys St Thst he Alss Uses
Ltsgnigc
Vile
A warrant of arrest was imied
Tuesday evening against D. E,
Robinson, employed at the col
denser, the charge being assault
and battery. Robinson had some
trouble with the Jacob Kuhn, a
small lad working at the condenser,
and the arreet followed. Deputy
Sheriff Ward Downs served the
warrant and the case will be taken
up the last of the week.
This is not the only complaint
against Robinson, as the young
lads at the factory claim that he
frequently handles the in louchly,
pushing them around, and that he
also uses vile language toward
them.
Robinson's case will come before
Judge H. T. Bagley.
Several parents have been io
censed at the manner in which the
defendant has conducted himeeil
end if he continues to put his
hands on little fellows some father
is likely to lay hands on him.
THE MARKETS,
This morning's market reports
compiled from Portland quotations.
are:
Valley Wheat, 83c.
Barley feed, $21.50(222 per ton;
brewing,!; rolled, 123 502J.50
Oata, White, f23 5C$29.
Oats, gray, I2S(2 129 per ton.
Bran, $17$1S per ton.
Hay, valley timothy, $1718;
clover, fy; grain, f(rf ?10.
Potatoes, jobbing price, I2.CC
2.10 per sack.
Eggs, fancy ranch, 18lSic.
Butter, Creamery, 22o.
TThat Do They Core?
The above question is often asked eon-
eeraiuf Dr. Pierce's two leadiiiii medi
cines, "Golden Medical Discovery and
FavorlW Prescription."
Tha answer is that "Golden Medical
Discovery I a most potent alterative or
blood-purifier, ami tonic or invigorator
and acta especially favorably In a cura
tlvs way upon all the mucous lining sur-
iaces, as oi tne nasal passages, tnroat,
bronchial tubes, stomach, bowels aud
bladdenrarlng a lame percent of catar
rhal cates whether the disease affects the
nasal paagci, the CBsoat, larynx, bron
eaia, atomacBsfas catafrfcal dyspepsia),
terut or other Wlvic orgSrr Even In
vft i-twi of t iny
affnrtimn It I. nfton fl.
juccedil In affect-
out, over-worked women no matter what
has eaused the break-down, "Favorite
Prescription "will be found most effective
In building up the strength, regulating
tha womanly functions, subduing pain
and bringing about a healthy, vigorous
condition of the whole system.
A book of particulars wraps each bottle
giving the formulae of both medicines and
quoting what scores of eminent med
ical authors, whom works are consulted
by physicians of all the schools of practice
as guides la prescribing, say of each In
gredient entering Into these medicines.
Tha words of praise bestowed on the
several Ingredients entering Into Doctor
Pierce's medicines by soch writers should
have more weight than any amount of
non - professional testimonials, because
such men are writing for the guidance of
their medical brethren and know whereof
they speak.
Both medicines are non-alcoholic, non
secret, and contain no harmful habit
forming drugs, being composed of glyceric
eitractsof the roots of native, American
medicinal forest plants. They are both
sold by dealers in medicine. You can't
afford to accept as a substitute for one of
those medicines of known composition,
any secret nostrum.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets, small, sugar-coated,
aay to take as candy, regulate and in
vigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
Another Office.
An apt and witty retort was that
made to the colonel of a regiment on
one ccaalon by an old Quaker aunt, to
whom he was complaining. He was
an unpopular officer filled with a sense
of bis own Importance and most over
bearing in hie manner to bla Inferior
officers, who disliked him heartily !n
return and in consequence shirked
tnefr duties whenever opportunity of
ferad. "I have a most unsatisfactory set of
men under mo," complained the young
man, standing before the little old
Quaker tody In a pompous attitude. "I
am practically forced to d nil tiie
work which should be done by them a
treat part of the time. I am my own
major, my own lieutenant, my own en
sign, my own sergeant"
He (topped and frowned down nnon
his listener.
'And tneo la thine own trumDeter
William, I fear." said tha aid
iad, with a twinkle lti her era.
Marrying
Hetty Off.
By Jamu LettiU.
Copyright, 137, by Mary McKeon,
Supper had been eaten, the dishes
washed, and the cows milked, and the
milk strained. Farmer Johnson and
bis wife sat on the piazza and looked
up and down the dusty highway. They
had sat for ten minutes without speak
ing, when the husband cleared his
throat and said:
"Ma, I've been thinking for the last
three or four days."
"Yes, I s'pose a person has to think
Sometime," aba replied.
ii ir rnrv.
- 'I!?. - v6r.lta PfrtntloTi'ls a.1vior
for Ihp -nfe u I one cT' oraist-a-s tuoii
tSBlltr, weaMSSeg BWffjfiTffWits anH
I a powertul jet genCly acting invrgtffat
Inf tonic and nervine. For weak worn-
4,r;iU "bom Vbitikluj about fttlf
ttctty. Kbo's iurtj tuga twenty fttti
oil. alu't she?"
"rsiie's puny flood looking and purty
auiartT
"Yos; she takes after me In those
th'.ocs."
"Rut she dou t got married. All the
other gals arouud here arv stepping
oiX, but she dou't seem to have uo fel
ler. I did think up to a Lioutu ago
(but she and that feller from towu
named Wattersou was golug to make
a i-inMi of It, but It aeetua she's stuck
iti her nose at hlra. I'm kinder foellug
that It's my duty to bar a aortous talk
with her."
Then you throw your feeling right
owr the feuoe," replied the wife In de-
BUB COl'LO Sl'HVET CVSRT FOOT OP TH
UOAD.
cisive toues. "Hetty hain't going to
throw herself at no mail's bead. As
for Mr. Wiitterson, begot miffed about
something and quit coming here, aud
he can stay miffed for all we care. I
dou't sec no great rush about her get'
ting married."
The husbatid and father didn't want
to say that her last hat cost $0 and her
last drew $13 aud that lu the fall she
would want a cloak costing at least $13,
hut his wife knew him to bo a close
man. What he remarked when be got
ready to SRy anything further was:
"There'd be room right here In the
house for her and her husband If she
h:id one. I d give him bis rent If he'd
milk and chore aronnd, aud I'd make
their board purty reasonable. If you
told her ho perhaps It would encourage
tier."
"Sitmuel. nin I Hetty's "mother or
not? asked the wife.
"You are her mother, of course."
"Then you leave things to me and
don't worry yourself any more. When
a girl's mother dou't know what Is
best for her. her father needn't try."
lie sighed and groaned aud grunted
and said the wlud would probably
change to the east by midnight and re
luctantly dropped the subject. Two
days later he came home from the Tll-
Ihro, where be hud been to buy
grindstone, and his face wore a broad
smile as be entered the house after
putting tip his team. He whispered to
Ills wife:
"Say, now, but what d'ye s'pose has
unppouetl?"
" 'Xollipr earthquake somewhere?"
'.Nope; I've found a husband for
netty.'"
'Samuel Johnson, what did I tell you
t'olher evening?" exclaimed the wife as
she trimmed off the ed;e of a pie crust,
um, you seo, it was this way:
When I was buying thut grindstoue In
the hardware store, there was a wire
fence man there, and when be found
out where I lived he aald he was com
ing into this neighborhood to put up
Borne fencing for Lester. He offered
me $4 for a week's board, and I told
him to come along."
"Well, what's going to happen if he
comes r
"Marriage, ma love and marriage.
Say, Hetty cau't help but fall In love
with him. He's got two watch chains,
wears tan shoes and talks the biggest
words you ever heard. He's a hero
even if he ain't a millionaire. Don't
say nothing to Hetty. I want to take
her sudden like. I didn't say nothing
to hlra ubout her, and he'll bo taken
suddenly. When you see 'era standing
np to ue married, you'll allow I know a
thing or two after all."
"I II allow Just as I do now that you
ought to be sent to an idiot asylum."
A day later the "hero" came. Hetty
had been posted by her mother and
wasn't a bit surprised. Besides hav
Ing two watch chains, the stranger had
a heap of uerve, and he wasn't as
tonished. Farmer Johnson made him
oae of the family at once, but the wo
men folks were only barely dvIL It
transpired after a couple of days that
Mr. Meeker, as the wire fence man
called hluiwdf, was actually a hero.
He had killed a mad dog and shot at a
tiilcf. As he slyly showed the farmer
a fifty dollar bill there was no room to
doubt that he wag a millionaire as well.
At the end of a week his Job at Les
ter's was finished, but tiff said be
thought he would take a rest from bis
tremendous struggles, so he paid an
other week's board.
'Didn't I tell you so?" whispered the
farmer iu his wife's ear. "I tell yon
he's atuck on our Hetty, and If she
gives him half a chance he's going to
propose to her within a week. Juat
think of having a millionaire and hero
for a son-In-luw! I could probably get
the whole farm wire fenced nt half
cost. Can't we manage to leave him
and Hetty together on the piazza In the
evening?"
"Couldn't you manage to tend to
your own affairs If you tried hard?"
tartly replied the wife. "8umuel John
son, I never saw you acting up as you
are now. Are you golug to break out
with boils again?"
"But you hain't doing anything, and
Hetty hain't doing anything, and so
you see"
"I don't see nothing except that net
ty wouldn't wipe her old shoes on no
such man as this Meeker."
"You don't say so!" groaned the fa
ther. "What on earth can the gal
want?"
"She wants to be let alone."
Mr. Meeker stayed on for the third
If? ! There . wsnodoubt Jnanjf
ravorable hupreaaicmi but at Uit two f
nttiuU doabtad his ttblllty, It wat I
near the cud of the third wivk that
Mrs. JohUBOM saw Mr, Waitetxou
drive past the hoiuo for tbo tlrxt time
stuce the "Uff." ishd alao m that he
tot uottce of thluga out of the comer
of his eye and aeotnod in no hurry to
get out of eight. She know- that Hetty
hadu't aeeu hlw, aud with a look of
childish louoccuce ou her face aho
waited teu mluutes and llieu said to
tha girl:
"Hetty, you remember that Mrs. lUis
comb borrowed my best flatlrou last
week and hasn't brought It buck. lou't
you want to take
walk down there;
and bring It borne? Tell her I didn't j time I procured the rcnu.lv t .uliu.;t le
have a quinsy sore throat, as I thought nml uwl 11 with lie: i-miIi ili-t tite'buek.
1 waa going to have." j ache banishfil ni .l tl;c oi!o: an.oy-
"IViwn there" was three-quarters of ;,'c','!, cmscd by ilrr.ince'iic'it el tlu
a mile dowu to the next farmhouse. ' til,"yV dinsinH-mcd. Tli? troiil!rs
Hetty bad dressed for the afteruoou i fu,u"l,1 f,JM!1 V "vy liuiK. t-t.l.tn,t
:vr ,,,,ach- r r
she set out the mother rau upstair to! am thumgh the loins. 1 K..t i-ro.npt rc
the garret window, from whence shejlicf from Dion's Kt.lnev WU. Ul.i
could aurvey every foot of the road. ! kto.v ol some of mv m i.Miois who luvr
I After one glan she huiiled Iu her'0'1''! our rctunlv nud ,ui..l it u,ct
he'.d and aald: ! leliaWe."
"Mr. Wattenwn has ttiruin! around!
and la coming Wk, and they are '
bound to meet at the crab apple tree. !
Prorklence will take care of th re." ;
Bhe had not lieeii ilowiistulrs teu i
niluuti
when things began tu bapiHti.
The husliand was worklug dowu In
the turulp Held, and Mr. Meeker bad
gone thent an hour ago. All of n sud
deu the farmer came clumping tu over
the clean floor to exclaim:
"Well, ma, what'd I tell you? The
uero and the inlllkmalre wants to be -
come our son-in-law. He's In love with
iivuj, buu ne wants to stay lu and i
win her heart. He'll wire fence the !
farm for half price, aud he tliluks he I
can get me $50 off tha price of a wind- j
mill. I've glveu UIV consent r.i th..l
marriage, but he wants to know what
you think of It."
The wife had her month open to re
ply when the kuocker sounded ou the
front door, and a woman was lu wait
ing to ask If a Mr. Meeker was stop
ping there. The question had hardly
been answered when a second and a
third drove up, aud the hist announced
that the wire fence man was skating
for tbe woods. Kaoh of the three!
clulmed bun for ber hero mid million
aire husband, and all were talking tit
once and berating each other w heu i
Hetty and Mr. Watterson quietly en-'
tered, and the latter as quietly Paid:
"Mr. Johnson, I have the honor of ;
asking your consent to my marriage
with your daughter."
It was several hours later, when a
calm had settled down and Fanner!
Johnson was doing the mllklug, that
he muttered to himself:
"Ho, now, but what you about, you
one horned critter! Dang It, but I can't
help but think of that 'ere Meeker and
that 'ere Watterson and the old wo
man and Hetty and the three wives!
There's another, but he's too bl n fool
to think of, and that's me, and If this
infernal old cow don't stop switching
her tall I'll chop It off with an ax!"
What th Rolling Ston Does Get.
After an absence of five or six ye:iw
Bphratm returned to tbe little town l:i
Maryland where be had been born and I
reared. Krom hla brown derby hat to!
III.. ..n ...... A ,1 ,. , '
i'wui nruuivr Biiues lie was Uress-
ed In the tiptop of fashion. His first
call was made on his brother Bill, n
slow, plodding kind of darky, who had
never beeu to Baltimore.
Ephralm tld with great enthusiasm
Ids experiences In Philadelphia, Wmli
Ington, New York, Chicago, St Louis.
San Francisco aud other places lu
which be bad plied bis calling of bar
ber. He wound up rather softly with:
"Say, Bill, kin you len' mo $M"
BUI looked with Just a touch of scorn
st the One clothes of tbe wanderer and
arew a small roll of bills from bis
pocket He peeled off two ones, hand
ed them to his brother and said:
"It's the old storr. I see. Enh. A
rotllng atone entbers no moss"
Ephralm drew hlmsetf up. adjusted
tus coat by the lapels, Decked an tin
i. ,. , i i.. ." ....
aginary apeck of dust from his sleeve
and replied:
"Yet, Bill, but he sits a mighty eight
o" polish."
A Fright
Actress-OIA he really tell you I had
a ease of stage fright? Friend
No; ho;
said you wers.-Phlladelpbla inquirer.
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We do work in all lines of painting and decorating,
and will guarantee our work. We also carry a
full line of Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes, Oils,
etc., at prices that are right. '
Shop and store opposite Payne 1'ros.' livery barn
Main St., near Third, llillsboro
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Building Material
We have just received a large shipment of Shin
gles, Lime, Cement, Brick, Fire Brick, I 'ire Clay,
Sand, ;.Gravel, Fibered and Unfibeixd Plaster.
See our prices before buying elsewhere.
Climax Feed Store
Both Phonos
ACKNOWLEDGE 11
IttlNbei'o Hum to liow to Mic Im vilu
Me Siorcsi of t'lti;ciis l'nve It
After readiiiK Ilic jnhlio (.Utntivnt til
this rlt'. I'.ivfti hc'ow, joii uniKt I'enie
to this coin'Uiuoti: A trntnly wlneh
curtd cnr nj;o, wltuii hits kept the kid
neys iu Kn el U.nliti since, can lif nlint
upctt W (Hrrferm ttio Miie woik iu oilier
! case. KtMil this.
It. S. Civpci, tanner, living thicr
I miles ii(irllifil of Si!eiu, trc, on U. I'.
J 1) No, s.ty: "I j.'st ii rti'plxilie.il'y
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Vealnra In
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Chickens and I'tm'.trv uhvns h.itid
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IUL1.SUOB.O OKtOON
Insure Your Sloe
Insure your horses and livestock
and when yen lose one ton uill net
c!i. iKm'l Inke chitticrs when it
is not uecessary. Tkvf out a pulley
IN A UKI IAI'.I !', t oMI'ANV
I am n;ent for the N.ttiumil Live
stock Association. Inunri ngsiunt
death from any C'liiie. lr;i mc a
line. . Terms trsMiiiablc.
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K. F. D. .No. 5!
, The old rilla'ilc fire ii'suratice mnn.
BICYCLE SHOP
Bicycles, Guns, Umbrella:;
and Sewing Machines re
paired and cleaned. Hand
saw filing and setting. Also
agents for new bicycles.
Call in before buying or
getting work done elsewhere
T. ?. DMLCY,
Main St., wttl mt Sctulmerh:h' Star
Notite to Contractors
aeaieu otus win do opened ijy the rout
! m,M 0Me.r' c.nu,h " Tm,,;,',"V. '
ii :' m oie nircrrioon, mr tin ton.
strttctinn of a uo loot bri'lee t Oie II;, r
nton plnee, bcoteeu Tiguri!vi!U and Heel
Rend. Sf .cliications insy be seen af lcr
Wny ii at the ofbee o( the county j.i.li'e.
J. W. (iOUI)lN, Connlv n.!i;c.
l!y order o( the t !ominii.f.ioi!er;,' Court.
Arc yon n smoker? 'IV n null
f(,r the Schiller nr KxceUi'iicU
Oregon manufacture.
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liiu-ly built. Ju;. w horse for tlutt
ni;vkf t ho inovt su-via-aMc horses for
l;u;;; utul uttviiiy', purposes.
Will Mom! the Season of 1907:
At the Jelly bunt, (unr tn mu- !,.t'( uulr tmHliwrit ed
llilltNno, vxtir tlir SeoU ll i lunch. 'I I UMS; Siimltf
i.el lie, fi: Colt to M ie,, nt ..lei, f u, jittr t' pIB
Vfiil, but not rrt'cii..iilr t.r nui'lcnlv
1'minrr ii;iit'. hp l,i ln.i,
llc hits tlie pic);.rlin!i lh it ftiil pi.
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coming from the
Scotland.
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Davis, V !j miles tun thui. -
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The Pcrcheron StMlion, Imported From
Franc? in Juno, 1905.
Color, black, with star in foivlicad; weight, 1950; ivS
hamls h.jrl,. April 10, njor. Owned by Cedar
Mill Pcrchcron Co. Is recorded by tbe Pcrcherou So
ciety of America as No. p..
Will Stnnd Season of 1007 os Followst
MomliiyM, from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m t ,)0,, Cnmie.lt'a, tier Clcncoe'
TllcsdityM, 10 to .), tit l,a.d ei Keed l'nrin, lteclvillc;
W-dnewlius 10 to,,, . jtt Wei,.;,-,, Mh. Blirlll )f j,,nvrr(llli 00 Cm.
yon ttond; Tliiirwliiys, Ft lilnys ami NtimlnVH, at fain Kana place.
k-tl,a.,,;NiKbtan,,d morning of Tlu,M,l, yinyt and Saturdays, at
Hie home barn.
Termst Insurance,
17
; Mugle bervae,. $.S.
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W. B. CATE'.'S SONS
Brefltfi oitsl Growers nf ,iu In.i!pri in
Hectored l!rcfrd Cattle, CfytlcMlinto Horses,
, Pofonri (hha Slirojisliiro Sheep
aiid. Aofjora Ootits
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W tra,le, hay ng Ih-cu I,.,,! -l midlulhi willn mUu Vid v
and nw llioronidilv iierlimiil! ,1. Urnl l,v f,ih!i nii-eN i , , u, y
''l for 0.IUI-: iMirilonnire, f ;n..,rl.-.l frl I ' n 'r Kf.
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ecjuully l;o,l for rlii'i p vi 1 goMlc.
A Voting ( lydestlafe Silicon
In service to a few mares; 10 to insure.
Youufj Fttfl B!oot! mk Sjvi.ikh JcL; service, $12
: Horse and Jack for 'sale. Pasture for all stock
for breeding, at reasonable' prices.
I he Handsome
OmiIi Stallion
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be (me birr. ling.
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full
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'IoihIwI Clydesdale
years old, weichitiL'
vl iiiit-s, a Mire fnabgetter, and
'est stoel; ter im ported from
Jiroson of 1907
ti
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I at l!;e farm of T. U.
if I i illsboro.
l..nnnr rtt-iioI, liniinn i'ennty bv
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to Insure, 15; Season,
HERMAN G LAS HE, Manager
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