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Licit ft A. LONG, Editor.
County Official Vnpcr
Subscription: On Dollar par Annum.
looted Every Tharada
-BY-
IjONO McEIUNBT
WASHIXUTOS COCSTV, OBKGOX
Population, 20.0(H). First Ccnity ia
' liairvlnr: 1 100 ea coade nsl milk
daily ; two bic f ondeisers ; billions of
fwt merchantable timber, thirty
million frrt annnal fat, will Marly
double product thii Tear: richest of
garden lands ia the world; balk of
roanty can drive to Portland and re
turn iu a day; finest market; reat
Imp district; fine aehoel system; I
nest climate oa toast: mild winters:
no county debt ; best natnred and best
read people ia world, population eon
Milored. Best in everything.
HILLSBORO
louuty seat; 2.000 people; Sii
fliurehes, Protestant and Catholic;
two banks; two telephone systems;
big: milk condenser; sawmill; two
railroads; and electric line coming.
AND THERE YOU ARE!
Mr. Harriman promisee thai we
shall hare no car shortage, aoch as
has hampered us the past ten
yean. Thai's cheering news, and
of a nature calculated to canse the
shipping farmers to rej ric
Ofrners of timber land, bought
for speculation, will probably let
go of their holdings and cause
hundreds of mills to start ia this
section in the not distant future.
Taxation on timber will tend to de
velop our timber sections.
It's a mighty mean democrat
that can't give President Roosevelt
credit for bricging into the fold
thousands upon thousands of voters
who a few years ago would have
been insulted if you bad (old them
that the corporations were control
ling the dominant party ia Ameri
can politics. Through RooeeveJt
although be has many shortcom-
iogs on enforcement of law, they
have found out that millions of
wooer was spent to elect presi
dents, and that the corporations
were controlling our legislation at
all points. The same grafters are
now after a ship subsidy bill; after
an asset currency law; and want
the tariff left severely alone. Un
fortunately for the morale of those
who must have a leader in order to
formulate ideas of economic worth
or unwortb, Mr. Roosevelt supports
the ship subsidy measure. But he
will be forgiven this lapse if he will
take hold of real tariff reform and
stop tariff robbery.
The Deacon Remembers a Gambler
They say that Billy Ayers is dead,
Ad' gone to his last rest,
That never again he'll place his bets
Where chances look the best
His form aroun' the ol' gran'stan'
We'll never see agen
Fcr Billy Ayers has sed his prayers,
An' left the ha'nts of men.
When ol' Billtown had races fine,
An' horses lit fer kings.
Bill Ayers was here, an didn't keer
Fer losses an' seen things
He'd bet his money on a hoss,
An' if he won the race,
You couldn't tell that Billy 'd won
By looking at his face.
He alius looked so very grave,
The while his eye was kind;
Somehow you kindo' liked the man,
An' to his faults was blind.
'Way lack iu Eighty, at a Fair,
At Hilltown's ol' Fair ground,
I saw o! ' Billy tnrn a trick
That had a golden sound.
A crippled lad was hunchin' 'long
The street one Autumn day,
An' he was broke, an' hungry, too,
So Billy heard him say
The gambler pulled his wallet out,
An' called the lad aside,
Put fifty dollars in his hands
An' then, the cripple cried! -'
That made me love ol' Billy Ayers,
He'd many sins, I know, .
Yet bad a heart as big as part
Of Ringling Brothers' show
An' when ol' Billy meets St. Pete
l'p at the golden gate,
I'll bet you Peter lets him in,
An' sponges off the slate.
(Billy Ayers, gambler, turfman and
bookmaker, died recently, leaving some
thousands of a fortune. He was prom
inent figure at the Hillsboro Fair
Grounds, years ago, when Washington
County held tbe best fairs and race
meets in the Northwest.)
Speaking of money invested in
condensers the Pacific Coast Con
deneed Milk Company pays taxes
oo a round hundred thousand dot
lars in Washington County. Tbe
plant at Forest urove is valued on
the rolls at $65,000, of this there
being 915,UOO stock on hand, while
the Hillsboro plant, property, and
do stock on hand, was assessed at
13.5,000. Since the assessment tbe
Hillsboro plant has had several
thousand dollars of improvements
added.
Are you aware of tbe fact that
we can sell you the latest styles of
ttWb putts for Iws money tnan
you have been paying elsewhere?
Pchulmericb Bros.
jLrrsM and Journal, 11,74.
TulUtln flair! Trt'lvuriai!
Uaurcb; next JJarl-alh morning-14
Brotherhood, the Great Need oH
the Day.' Men are wpeciallv In
vited to attend this service. Reed-
ville services in tbe evening, with
same subject.
Horse, sound, wtight, 1000, and
rb, in milk, for sale. R. II Vose,
North Hillsboro, on Miller place.
FARM FOR SALE
100-acre farm for sale; fine soil; ST
acres under plow; balance good
pasture; no timber. Located one
mile from Witch Huel Station;
four miles from county seat. Ten
room house; two barns; good water,
two wells. This is fine for dairy,
or purchaser could cut into small
tracts. If sold soon got 8 for $80
per acre Abstract to date gw
with deed. Address or call on G
J. Palmateer, Hillsboro, Oregon.
THE MARKETS,
This morning's market reports.
compiled from 1 orUanu quotations
are:
Valley Wheat, 86c.
Barlev feed. 121 .50(u 22 wr ton ;
brewing, $23; rolled, $23 50(a$24..r0
uate, Wbite, f27 iWfSS 50.
Bran, $17(4$ 13 per ton.
Hay. valley timothy. I17(jI18:
clover, $9; grain, 9cil0.
Potatoes, old O.egon Bur b. tike,
$2.50ui $3.00 per sack; new pota
toes, 3 cents p-r found.
gs, candled, 24c.
Butter, Creamery, 22 .1 ( 25c
HSER SEEKS FIE
Writes Himself Up For the Uni
versal Biography of Americans.'
READS IT TO THE DRUGGIST.
That Individual Put a Decided Crimp
In Hi Customer' Ambitious Design,
took Waa More Than Ho Could
Stand.
Copyright. HOT, by K. C. ParceUs
Instead of sitting down to his dgar
and newspaper after dinner the other
evening Mr. Bowser entered the libra
ry and clotted tbe door, uud It was a
quarter of an hour before Mrs. Bowser
awoke to the fact that there was somo
tbtnc mysterious gulutc on. Theu It oc
curred to her that Mr. Bowser had
ateiued uneasy and nervous and had
Uttle to aj. Hue gave biui .five min
utes more and then rapped ou the door
and said:
"You didn't tell nie that you had
writing to do. Is It something spe
cial?" "Very special, my dear," ho answer
ed. "1 may be writing here until day
light. Yon can go to bed whenever you
get ready."
"But what Is It that you are going to
write about until daylight? Don't you
hare Mm t write your business let
ters at tbe onVe? If It's anything out
side of business perhaps I can help
you."
Mr. Bowser looked at her longingly,
hot doubtfully, and Anally replied:
"Glve me fifteen minutes more, and
perhaps I will consult with you."
It waa nearly half an hour before be
appeared In tbe sitting room with three
"UM HAS MOT MAD DOOfl AND EAK1U
QUAJKM." or four page of manuscript in hi
band and a troubled look upon bU lit
erary brow. He read a part of a pau
and then looked at the cat; then he
read the other part and looked at Mrs.
Bowaer and finally said:
"I know how It will come out If I
aak your advice aud assistance, but I
always make a fool of myself la Much
things. You're got an Idea that I don't
know enough to come In when it
rains."
Told Him He Was Clover.
"Oa the contrary," replied Mrs. Bow
aer, "I think you are a very clever
mau. Please explain Just what It it
this evening."
"Well, an agent for the 'l.'nlversiil
Biography of Famous Americans' was
In tbe office this afternoon. Ho came
In ou other business; not knowing
whose office It was, but when he heard
lu Mpoken to as Bowser he couldn't
alt still. He aald be had been rcudiug
and hearing about me fur the lust teu
years and that I mutt have at least
two page in the book. I am to have
the pages next to President Roose
velt." "Welir
"I am to write whatever I want to,
and he will publish it word for word.
It U a work aoch as bus never been
undertaken In the history of America
before. There will be a thouneud fa
mous men, and no scrubs can get Into
it at any price. Whatever la said about
tPJL wfli- he read hi future seoorutiou
lor a tbocsand years to come."
"And what ia it to cost yon?"
"Onlv ifo. Some men have nniri
mote than that to be mentioned in a
daily newspaper, let me tead: "
"Mr. Bowaer was born of poor but
honest parent. He bad no rich ancea
tors to help bim to start ont and he sim
0
ply eilrpJsW livil!' Mi it l flfr
crl diiicutiou tul HbVit he toil react
l the iie of tweuty ho ii i mi In Auttr
1. ii could sell bim a patent whlu uu
chine." "
"I dou't think yid have overdrawn
it." iiid Mm Bow as be stoppod to
Uk at her. "Wbat else?"
" in his eventful life Mr. Bowmr bat
ow ned groevrlea.
"'lie has brought out five different
patents.
" ile U the only man that ever lat
a g:is compauy.
"'Ho has met mad dogs aud earth-
qu:tke.
" He 1ms eeti eugaed In tclentlno
discoveries.
Hod Mode Disoovorieo.
" He ws the first to discover that If
a mini put his ear to a hole In the
snmml nt ultcht he could hear the grat
Nomul of the world turning on lu
nils.
" 'He made it tirst know n that a rab
!tr hind teg were the Umgett. w that
he could run back want when tired of
e;n Ahead.
"it t;ok Mr. Bowser live year to
diMvcr that cockroaches devoured ml
crolie hy the thousand.
"it w8i through his Indefatigable
efforts that the world came to know
why n.iture made the cucumber a we
tiltd it. '
" iurtug the past teu years Mr. Bow
ser has lieen offered various political
uoiiiluatiou. but has always declined.1
When the presidency la offered him,
however, which U sure to come about,
he may break over bis rule.
" 'lie Is not a mau of one Idea, as
was riiuy. Cicero and Caesar, but ha
dealt in hogs, chicken, eow. or
phans, ti'nui, fire escape, burglar
alaruiit. spring tonics, hair dye, busted
water pipes, ga savin arrangement
and mauy other thing."
"That's as far a I have goue," said
Mr. Bowser as he sat down. "It won't
make more thau half a page, but if 1
oihv get a start the rest will com
aUniii- What criticism have you to
ina keV"
Mrs. Bowser had made up her mind
rit;lit at the start what to do. and not
the kIuuIow of a smile bad been oeen
ou her face dnrlug the readlug. When
appealed to for her opinion she said:
"It would look almost like presump
tion ou my part to criticise. I wish you
would go over to the druggUL You
know him to be somewhat literary, and
he will surely tell you Just what be
thinks."
"He can think only one way unles
be N jealous of me."
"Hut I'd drop In and see him any
how." Would Ak the Druggist
"Well, I guen I will. He Un't gen
erally busy at this hour of the evening.
I'll ak him to just run over what I've
written and tell me what he thluks."
Mrs. Bowser was sorry to see blin
tro, n nil yet she had read In the paper
that the 'Universal' was a swindle, and
she felt that be needed heroic treat
ment. At the end of half an hour ah
Leant a fussing at the front door, and,
thinking some child was trying to ring
the bell, she went down the ball and
opened It. There waa Mr. Bowtwr,
with a man supporting bim by either
arm, and one of them queried:
"This Is where be lives. Uu't ltr
"Yes. What on earth has happeuedr
"He g"t a shock down lu the drug
store, ma'am."
Mr. Bowser was assisted down the
bull Into the sitting room and laid oa
the lounge. In his band be held the
manuscript After the men had beeu
thanked and departed Mrs. Bowser
took tbe sheets and found an extra
one, aud on It the druggtat had writ
ten: "Notice to the Public The bearer of
this Is not dangerous, and cbtldrea can
stroke him without fear. He la simply
an easy mark."
"Poor Bowser!" she whispered a atae
looked from the cruel word on the
paper to the man wbo lay on tbe
lounge with closed eyes and a hopeless
expresKion on his face. M. QUAD.
Taking Him at Hi Word.
The Iiealer What's that you say?
That ftiimp dear at -1? My good air,
it's positively worth its weight In avid,
There are only two more like It la y
shop.
Hon. Percy Green Haw, wally!
Worth its weight In gold? Let iu
have the three.
The Similarity.
"He rides like a whirlwind on hwrtt-
back."
"That so?"
"Yep. I saw bim out the other day,
and he was going round and round In
the same place." Dos Moines Regfctar.
A New Mark.
"Do yon really believe that llghtntng
never strikes twice In th same place f
"Of course. After a place to rebuilt
It Isn't exactly the name place, jrtSJ
l-.now."-Plrt8bug Poat
Frank E. Rowell.nf the Oroner
& liowell Co., of Scud-Hp, was in
town tluB afternoon.
For ea'e: Binder, threshing ma'
chine outfit, portable sawmill, etc
Will eell cheap Kuratli Broa.
Baldwin Bros , of Forest Grove,
will next week start constructing
the Dr. Wood brick, on Main, east
of the Tuala'in Hotel. The struc
ture is to be 50x70, one story, and
the contractors expect to finub by
September 1.
lf. Vlr.cent trpotls a Cje of
sCarlM fever within a ml! of Ti-
latdtrille, and Mr. TamiIt feiorti;
measles in the home of A. Nihart,1
Hilleboro. !
For Sale Heavy work horee;(
well-brrd black driving nure with 1
oolt: also U. S. cream separator.!
good as new. Inquire of Fred;
Rood, near Rood's bridge.
D posit your money with the
HilUboro Commercial Rank. i
DOCTORS MISTAKES
Ax said often to bo burled six feet under
round. But mtny tlui.w women cirtl on
their family physicians, suffering, as they
Imagine, oue from dysueta, auolhur from
heart disease, another from liver or klil
ny dlsea.4, another from nervuu pnvt
tration, another with pain here and there,
and In this wav they present alike to
themselves and their easy-going or over
busy doctor, separata Ulee, for hlvh
ho, assuming them to b such, prescribes
his pills aud potions. In reality, they ie
all only turn ptome caused by some uterine
disease. ThepTicln,Hinorant of the
cuttte of suffermgJNfP uprStretinent
until large bills are nle. Tiirutf'rlig
patient get no betteJiJrriOtthe
wrong treatment, but proiNtbly woriT
p0Vfr.1ir'u"lf Ft- ' iiTfliirmiri
Iff
ejcrinllon. dlrrrfid I" the ixiiiiC woiiTJ
. OlirrUil I"
nave ennreiipfenioicd the o-e.ie1 tiu ro
by dispcuitig all tnoM) aiNrrrnig sy in p
toais, and instituting comfort Instead of
prolonged misery. It has been well said,
that "a disease known Is half cured. "
lr. Ploree's Favorit I'rescription Is a
sclentlrtc medicine, carefully devised by
an exporieitcea ana xuitui physician,
and adopted to woman's delicate system.
It I made of nativ American medicinal
root and Is rrfectly harmless In t
ittl'lS
i a Dowertul Invuturatiua- tonic "Fa
vorite Prescription Imparts streuxth to
th whole system and to the organs dis
tinctly feminine in particular, tor over
worked, "worn-out," ruu-Oown. debili
tated teachers, milliners, drfssmakers,
seamstresses, "shop-girls." hou-e-kecpers,
ursing mothers, and feelile women Ken
erally, Dr. Pierv' Favorite Prescription
Is the greatest earthly boon, being un
equaled as an appethlnj cordial and re
store tl ve tonic
As a soot b lug and strengthening nerv
ine "Favorite Prescription " is uucouulcd
and Is iuvaluabie in allayins ami suit,
dulng nervous excitability. Irritability,
nervous exhaustion, nervous prostration,
neuralgia, hysteria, spasms. St. Vltus's
dance, and other distressing, nervous
symptoms commonly attendant Uii
fiiactional ami organic dlsi-ase of tho
Uterus. It induce refreshing aleeti and
relieves mental anxiety and di-sixuideucv.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellet. Invigorat
th stomacb, liver and bowels. One to
Utre a dose. Kasy to take as candy.
Notice ol Fiual Settlement
Notice Is hereby' given, that the under- i
signed has tlledin the Countv I'ourtof
tbe State cf Oregon, for Washington
County, hi linal s.-oount iu the matter ol :
tbe eotale of Martin tianberg, lieeensed.
and said Court ha fixed Mondny, ibe!
IMh day of July. l'.K)7. at tbe Countv
Courtroom in Hillsboro, Oratou, at the
hour of ten o'clock a.m. of said day as the
time and place forbearing objections to
Mid final aettlenttut of said esliile.
listed this Hth day of June, I'm:.
OKO. SCHtJI.MKKIt ll,
Administrator of the estate of Martin
San tie rg, Deceased.
- Bogley A Hare, Attorneys for ad ml ills-,
irator.
.uaomoira'nx' Notice
Notice is hereby given that by an order
made and dated June it), lt7, by the1
County Court of the State of Oregon for '
Washington County, the undersigned i
was duly appointed administratrix of tho ,
estate of Donald Martin, deceased, ami
that she has duly qualified a miicIi.
Now, therefor, all ptroons having
claims against the said estate) are hereby
notified to present the same, properly
verified, to the undersigned, at the Uw
Office of John M. Wall in Hillsboro, Ore.,
within mx month from date hereof.
Dated this 20th day of June, 1WJ7,
8AKAH. F. MARTIN',
Administratrix of tbe estate ot Donald
Martin, deceased.
John li. Wall, Attorney for Adinx.
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Hill (gL Grills
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PAINTERS and DECORATORS
Successors to H. Cetaner
We do work iu all lines of paintiug 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 Piros.' livery barn
Main St., near Third, Hillsboro
It !;:!:: lsliia'Jli
Building Material
We have just received a large shipment of Shin
gles, Lime, Cement, Brick, Fire Hrick, Fire Clay,
Sand, Gravel, Fibered and Uufibered Plaster.
See our prices before buying elsewhere.
Climax Feed Store
Both Phones
A FATAL MISTAKE
N (Mini Mario by la YjMst ol
Hillsboro l'eoph'
li'safll uiintitke to iieitUvl liackachn.
Ilitckm'lie U the lint symptom ot klilnev
ilu,
Serlou eoniplU' iiioiix follow.
IVvhu'b Kidney l'illMCiiio them niiilly.
I'on'l il.'Uy until loo Into.
I'ntit it IwonieH diolvtei - ItrlKht'x din
oe.
Williiiin BniiiKanliier, retired, of K
Waler St.. Smeiu, Oie,, .suys; "I sjie.ik
frnii pernonnt expeilenen when I wiy
Hint iMrtn'n Kiilury I'lIN ilo nil tliut is
elninied for tluun in cnr'nu kllncy e mi
plaint and lrkHi'tie, I Inn) tell the mv.l
of such a remedy a u.hmI Ioiik ahilt1,
but illtl mil know tisl lint I xliotiM un,
I have futimt tlmi ni:uiy meiliciiuN are
worthless, niut tliut even plivslcmns' me
Mcriions ilo not olwuys prove elleeth e.
When I ri':l ol )ohii's Kidney l'ill,
however, I was induced lo toKdiu
stone ami procure a supply. The ln k
ache ami litfnlur coiiidiion of I he kill
leys which bail annoyed me, qiilrKlv
gave way upon lieKiiihtii to your
remedy, T' riulored lo a cuiiditioii of
eiise and comfort. I can recoinuteiiil
Doim's Kidney Tills to anyone In nerd ef
sncli a iiiriticiiin.''
For s.ile by nil dealer. Price V cent.
Foster-M lbnrn Co., ltntl.ilo, New Votk,
sole stents for the I'mtcd State.
licmeinhcr the name, I'o.mV, nud t;iUe
no other.
COR WIN A HUD EL
Ceoor In
! All kinds of I'rcsh Meets. PiicrsKea
j tonablr. Will meet ell competition.
! Chicken and l'oultrv always on bund
i ittx)n order. 1'ree delivery li all parts
! of the town. We huv lal aua k.
Both Pnoneo
Second Strottt, Hilluboro, Or
! Insure Your Stock
Insure Tour bntst and livestock
j and whfti you lose one you uitl ;rt
t cash. lon't bike chance when it
is not necessary. Toke out a policy
IS A KKUUU.K TOMI'ANV
1 am uuent for the Xatiornt Live
stock Association. Intuit agaiusl
dentil from any cause. Itop me a
line. - - Term reasonable.
JOHN VASDKHWAI.. Henvei ton, dr..
1(. V. II. So. 2
The old reliable the insurance man.
BICYCLE SHOP
Bicycles, Gnus, Umbrellas
aud Sewing Machines re
paired and cleaned. Hand
saw ftliug and setting. Also
agents for new bicycles.
Call iu before buying or
getting work done elsewhere
F. R. DAI LEY,
main 9t., wml ot Sohulmmrlch'a STr
Guardian's Sale of Real Property
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Notice isbeteby pitt-n, tlntt In puisuitnce
of an onler of the County Court of Wanlt
ingtou County, Oregon, made and enter
ed on Mondiiy, June :i, hsT, authorizing
and licensing the imdrrsiunxd M guiiril
iun of Myron ami Uls.lys ilenilt, minors,
to sell ceitain real 'tuto bnl'ingiug to said
minor. I will, on Monday, tbesib duv ol
July, l'io7. ut 10 o'clock a. in, of miUI dsv,
at the Snulli door of the t'omsly t'ou'rl
House in Hillsboro. Oregon, sell al public
uni tioti to the bittliisit bidder, for cash In
IihiiiI at tiiuii of Halu, hII the rmM. title
ami interest ol Hie said Myron und OSad
ys Hew itt, minors, In ami to the following
dese.ril ed riol properly, to w it: Hegiuning
at the Southeast corner of the HoiiUk'iwI
uimrtnr of the Houlluuwl ouarter of See.
lion l. T 1 N. It. .'i W. of tl.n Will. Mer.
ami running thonen west H ) rods lo a ponl;
llitiite north oo rods to a Kit ; ihenco essi
0 roils to a post; then ( sotilh nt rods lo
the plac of lit-glnnlng, ooiilainlug .'to
acres, all iu Washington County, Oregon.
Halt! sale to be Hiilijc-t to eonllriuslion
by the County Court of Washington
County, Oregon
Dated at Iftlislioro, Oregon, this June
II, 11107.
II. M. PITMAN.
OuHrdiiui of Myron Hewitt and liladys
Hewitt, Minora
II. T. lliiglcy, Attorney for (liianllan.
VnT niuxl mnnkn trv Ihd Mebil
I . gWU "inoke try tlie Mtb
: or txcfcllpncia f lid you Will
i try rhgtrj nxaill anil naain.
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For cu'e cr ltaoe: Warehouse
and Hour niill known oe Hillsboro
Mills. John Milne, IIil'.Bboro,
Oregon.
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SAMSON
Weight, l.ixr, 7 yc;irs old, bl.it k-browii,
finely built. Just tho lunso fur j-.ots that
make tho most hi k cable horsos fur
farm and ihiviti.u jmipuMS.
Will St, iml tho Soxisoii o! 1007:
At llie lolly (situ, Uhh sint nee lui'l itiilrs 1101 tliwi u ol
llillsboto. nesi the Si.itrli . Iiim b. I I' 1! M S: -Siimle
rivice. I'", t olt In ni'ii.il u 11. 1 smk. fio. V me ( te
trnt, but not rtotiMMr ..t n i i.U nl.
I'stmris eliou'd s e ti ls ioe t (vie I iirillii,
He bss the I'ti'poiln.ns tit it ili iii.ie.
F. W. DELSMAN
Athliess, Hillsboro, It. I. I). o. J.
ARDLAMONT
A RDUAMDNT, the !"u!UUHhd Cl)d.-sdalo
i V Stallion, dail; bay, throe years old, wcihiiiK
itH built ou model linos, a sure foal -getter, aiul
euiiuj from the best stuck ever impuitcd from
Scotland.
Will Stund tl v Season of 1907
in Washington County stud at the farm of T. K.
Davis, 3' iiiilcs northwest of Hillsboro.
Iliasiieby K!m.ir, lie by .Milliotmiie; bit nir'i il-sin i;o by
l'liuie l.lraellyn. Ilu Inst ilmn w.-i by llemli;n, be by Master of
llrnutyre. Ilu irml dam .ia by Mriry Msm'i., be by 1'ilme Ab
Ired, his itaui by 1'tiuee A)sne, y-nt t y I'linec t'lioilie, taking lust
J.rif at l.in-o.hur; (;..t by timm rr, lust .ii. t t ;Uoh . be by
Urismilirlil Cbeuiplon, nut ty l.lmii i r .'.rum. I. bis lUm llrsuly by
1'iince ol Wales, tiot nt Al.uu ln-.ti r, ..viliiiil. ot by Crtirisl, his
ilstn lijtlini;, got by Snrnjisnti, be by I.otty, III? t.lh'o (' if in In in
botse of ISsft. Thr.e boies wnr nil li );i.trii:. I ' .les.bilrs, nine til
them beitiK nn -oitr.l Iroui .Soilsiul iu tbe ritly ility by Ui C liotiuril.
Single Service, $5.u; To Insure, iu
For fnrtliet inloimstiun csll on or a Mrcsa,
l'liouo ,01 I'oimets' I, inc.
COQUET
(50527)
The PercKeron Stiillion. Imported From
France in June, 1905.
Color, black, with star in forehead; weight, 1050; 18
hands high. Foaled April 10, ic-u. Owned by Cedar
Mill Perchcron Co. Is reconkd by the Percheroii So
ciety of America as No. -14233.
Will Stand Season of 107 Follows.
Will be in si ml only al home barn of Herman Claske,
one-half mile cast of liclhany. Fall season, same place.
Trmsi-Single Service, $S; lo Insure, 515. Put
will reduce for service at home barn,
HERMAN G LAS UK, Manager
W. B. CATE & SONS
nrocdors tintl (Irocrs of ml Defers in
Registered Hereford Cuttb, ClydestKilo Horses,
Poland China Hogs, Shropshire Sheep
und Antjoiti (ioats
ruts, Our foun.iutlon Mock it wlerte.i frni H. U-sl funilie,, of
InalS'Sj;
A Yotiiuj Clydesdale Stallion
Iu service to a few mares; ro to insure.
Young I nil Blood Blut k Spanish Ja( k; service, $12
Horse and Jack for fiillc ilslure f01-all Mock
for breeding, at reasonable prices.
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