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Iruiil V.yrrj Thrailj
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BEGINS 0,1 29TH
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t wont democratic Mon-
the first time since the
War, and heretofore it
I with the election of a
ratio governor. This
the governor, two if
congressmen, and the
.e.cislatro went to the
'.its. The stand-pat ticket
i;h disaster, and Burleigh,
y-nvss, and Hale, in the
. are retired. With Poin
. - he Republican insurgent.
h ate of Washington, win-
i ..esday. with a majority
i opposition, it is clearly
v.t the efforts of one T. Ii.
en reaping fruits. Me
. the Cannonite conjrress
;' Vancouver, also was do
by an insurgent. Lively
;.head, politically. Here
ji'.iii there are no insurgent
newspaivrs to take up
t'.i" t'.uiit or there miirht be thin rs
do;r,u -iverin the "fool's family,"
as ihe I'reironian would say. As
the I:: lie press of the state have
bst vocal intonation except
'ca A.v."' the election is as quiet
ral.
To Balloon
M;
as a
n
. Imbrie is taking in the
.t Salem this week.
D. Tallman was down
from Buxton the first of the week.
Ssrn Johnson, of Shady Brook,
was n the city yesterday.
J. C Bechen. of West L'nion.
was ir, town Tuesday afternoon.
Mi. C. F. Kerr, of Baker
City, was in town Tuesday, the
gatst oi Mrs. Thos. Wyatt,
Wi-en vou want ice cream, pet
the i . st. Hazlewood Koeber's
Co:uc;ionery.
Ci.a--. Bloom, of Witch Hazel,
wsiiii the city the first of the
Tel.
M. C. Hewitt, the carpenter, is
st: ti l tr.ehousernovinjr business.
and ir vou have a building to
move, .-ee him for an estimate,
For Sale Fresh cow with calf
at siu - A. K. Reynolds, Corne
lius, Route 1, near the John Lof-
tis f !:. Arcade schx)l district.
ine;::nd3. 25-7
W. C. Hines, of above Banks,
was a caller at the Arrus office,
vest, r lav afternoon.
line Mason fruit jars
"..3 cents; quarts, GO; half
s. Ha cents; other jars pro-
s ately. J. L. Borwick,
iiie. Ore.
Ge
port
lieed
P. S. Nelson, of near Glencoe,
was i i the city yesterday fore
noo'-i
Miv. W. II. Smith anddaueh
te .Miss Alice, returned from a
visit at Colfax, Wash., Tuesday
Mi- -, ri nith has been deputy re
con',, r at Colfax, tor some time
and i.i now takinp her vacation
Frank Lung, of north of Cor
neiius. was in the city Tuesda
eveiiii..
Fain for Rent -I have a farm
eor.tui.iirg thirty-two acres, a
under cultivation, on the south
side of the road. Located one
mile cast of Farminton, on
Portland road. For particular.
call or write. Sol. Jack, owner,
Doi Madison St., Portland, Ore
1 1 A 1 f
v aiKeM a Kin ior genera
house Aork. Best of wages.
Mr W. N. Ferrin, Forest Grove
Ore. 25-tf
iVti-r Boscow and wife went
to I -Hi las. the first of the week
to remain a week as guests of
their cimghter, Mrs. D. P. Pat
terso'i.
J. A. Cook, of Astoria, inter
ested in the fishing industry, was
in tow ii the first ot the week,
campaigning in the interest of
some fidi laws.
SvvRsions and a 11 ir;
chine to be Seen
he committeemen nave lUvuUMj
that the street fair will be held ,
for three days, boianin.c Sept.
'Jl and lasting until October 1. ,
inclusive. Arnold will be he.vj
nd give two balloon ascensions. I
and other free exhibitions. ar.d ,
ays he will bring the only thing;
machine ever brought to the citv.
he committee announces prices
ecided upon as follows, the lul-
ance ot tnem to iv puuiMud
next week:
Best coach stallion, ?."; 2:.d
prize. j-.o.
Best I erchoron stahion. i-.:
nd. $i.V
Best P.elgian stallion. 2nd.
Pest draft colt. $ I: 2nd. j-2. .".
Best horse shown. $o.
Best tetter or pacer, ..
Best Jersey bull over ; j rs,,
J,); mf.
Best Jersev bull, underone r..
$3; 2nd $2.oO.
Best Jersev cow. $.";2nd. 2..r.O.
Best Holstein bull. $.. 2nd.
Best Holstein cow. W;2n.l. ?2.
HORTICIXTI'RAI.
largest display apples in Uixes.
itferent varieties. $"; 2nd lar
gest S2.;0.
Best lxx Gioria Mundi. $1:1
second, 50 cents; Best box King.
$1; second, 50 cents; Best box
Gravenstein. $1; second. "o
cents: Best box Newton Pippin.
jl; second. oO cents; best Ux
Baldwin, $1; second. 5) cents.
Other prizes will te announced
in next wees s issue, ine var
ious committees report prospects
for a splendid exhibit, special
prizes will be announced for ag
ricultural products and poultrv
exhibits.
THOMPSON - KMMEL
Dr. Frederick Hill Thompson and
Miss Nora Christine hmmel were
married Thursday Sept. 8. at
high noon. The ceremony was
performed at Maple View Farm,
the home of the bride's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. F.mmel. by
the Rev. Rufus Thompson, fath
er of the groom. Dr. Grover (.'.
Bellinger, of Salem, was best
man and Miss Bonnie Becklev,
also of Salem, was bridesmai'
Dr. E. F. McKee a former col
lege frier.d of Dr. Thompson. sang
'0 Promise Me, and Mrs. J.
C. Emmel, an aunt of the bride,
sang "Love's Old Sweet Song."
Lsther Lmmel. sister of the
bride, played the wedding march
from 'Lohengrin .
Ihe bride wore white silk mul
trimmed in torchon lace and car
ried a bouquet of beautiful white
asters. Ihe bridesmaid wore
white silk chiffon over pink siik
and carried pink asters.
Ihe rooms were beautifully
decorated in white asters, ferns
and autumn leaves.
Immediately following the
ceremony a wedding lunch was
served. Many handsome pres
ents were received by the bride.
Dr. Frederick Hill Thompson
was graduated from the scien
tific department of Mc.Minnville
College and later took the med
ical course at Willamette Univer
sity. He finished with the high
est honors ever given a graduate
of the Willamette Medical Col
lege. He also passed with high
honors the state examinations.
He served two years at the Sal
em hospital and is now practic
ing medicine at Stayt'on. He is
the son of Rev. and Mrs. Rufus
Thompson, pioneer settlers of
Oregon.
The bride is a graduate of
Tualatin Academy. She then
attended Willamette University,
graduating with an A. B. degree.
They went immediately to their
new bungalow at Stay ton.
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Oregon ,
T. 29, 30 and OCT. 1.
: States Best In the way of Fruits, Vo-o
tnbk-?, Grains, Grasses, Poultry. Livestock.
Eic. Do not forget the dates.
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Fruit Box Special
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Fruit Boxes at Lowest
PRICES at
FRENTZEL h McFAKFANK liHOS.
Main St- and I'. R. vS: N. Ti.uk--. .;, ;,, ,
BRING THILH IN
Mr. liiiitor: Your efforts in the
past r the success of the fair is
heartily appreciated by those in
charge, and we ask your further
support of same. The indication.-;
;-.re that the fruit, grain
and vi gctable display will sur
pass la ;t year's exhibit.
It i.i the desire of the manage
ment lo have the growers who
are not able to display a full box
of a;p!"s, to bring in enough for
plate display of the dill'erent
varwl.it. Don't overlook the
pears, plums and prunes and
other j'niite.
Wrap the grains up well so
they will not thrash out.
We will be ready to receive
the exhibits beginning Saturday,
Sept. 21.
N. II. Alexander, Sec.
Thos. Cornell, Chairman.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
A large party surprised Geo.
Engeldinger at'the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Engeldinger, on Fir Street, last
evening, the occasion being the
young man's twenty-first birth
day. Music, Karnes and refresh
ments constituted the features
of the evening The piano per
formance of Vincent Engeldinger,
the thirteen year old son of host
and hostess was a revelation to
those who had not had the pleas
ure of hearing him.
The party dispersed at a late
hour wishing host and hostess,
and Mr. Engeldinger, many
happy birthdays.
Those present Mr. mul Mrs, Win. Nor
ton, Mrs. A. M. Cnrliie, Kenneth Cur
lile, Jas. Millen herder ami wife, Arthur
Miltenl)trfT, Mis I,enH lirork, Misses
Mtiry nnd F anris Delsnmn, W. 1 Dc's
limn, Frank Wailiel, John limn. Ony
IJower, Fred O'snn, I A I.onjr, Mr.
A. Dooher, Miss Kvylin Itooher, Frank
and Sylvestor Dooher, Webster Phillips,
Mrs. OraKk", Myrtle Smith, Walla' e
Drown, Walter Curtis, iilUboro, ami
Daviil O'Donnell, Buxton.
Guns! Ammuniti 00
THe opt-n seion for 15'n cln
begins 0:1 October 15. See ir.n
fine assortment ofv.iiglc and i
Vile barreled shotguns, latest 111:111
facture. Ilig supjily of st.ind.ud
an1111unili .il. See us l.-fore j mi
buj our prices arc an iu-hio--tiictil.
I;i:ie Iluutin I'ljiiijiim 1,!.
Bicycles
I'.cst inauufactuics of liic)iU-., al
ways in stock. Our bicydr n -pairing
is the kind I li.it "Stays
Repaired.'
R. LEE SEARS, - Hillsboro
Gcir-re Third Street.
Us.', k.
AniioiitHt-iiH-nt ullliu l. MaiKotk
',. tin- N.ililN if WilHititlKtotl
i (. ,;'t . On t-'.on:
1 ..'i i by anntiiincc mynrlf uh ii
, jciihd.iti' fur tlic ollicf of SherilV
,.f a diintuit County. Huhjrct
to ihf i ndursrtlU'lit of llie pri
ih.ii t li i tiun, to be la-Id oil Sop
1,'iuh.T I'lllt. l'.'lO.
If I am iiuininatfd tind iductud
I will during my term of ollico.
1-nlhl'iiHy and impartially din
, l. u v i' the diitii-M thiT"f. find
1 n c to th puople of 1 1 1 i County
:i!i iluiriit and at I ho same
(i'.ni- an icunomical admiiiistru-
Itl'll,
! I 1'iirthi'r statu that I u ill il'n'
lnr.iiuss of lltat ollico my
)h i ..mal altunlii'il. w ith ooiii toH)
! and fair t f al m'iit to all.
Ci u. C. Ham ot'K.
Cider Apples
WANTKD
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Co. Cider Mill ; l(f
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RI'STAUKANj
"1M.II I 1 t 1 , ,,
l)vor tiling II,,,,;, j.
of Sorsito. T1.11. 1 1. m i,.,.,''.'
a.. oii(',t,',i. 1:, 1 wU;
H..1..0 uwnU i:,,. !Ul,,riiii
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Thorough and m -lu.iiu- u--.
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Public Auction
I am iii'1 :!!!' i ' '-il of.
thi.; vcliir'.' ;:.!:d i' .r: : i r s ; ;,.:iJi'-ni'-rit
bi::-:r,i' I '..id ::: at
jiubbf. a'.!', i i ;i at in y : L -r--, the
Ilickr. i'; i i.'1.-: ir', a: I my '
bu w a;ri fi'rpsir.;' i' n '' lifnt-i. -The
biitc i..:; i-.n; rr.hl.ur-tip"! and :
k-el-tir d. Ti..- SI -S'-oakc-r :
make, Kl.ii.pc'l h-ro direct from
the factory :' '.',' -i U nd, bid. j
Tho farmifitc in-iplcmont:; con-j
sk-itiiiK of 1 iky p! iws, li'ac plows,
common ).!').'. , i'i.;.': harrow:-;,
spring tooUi liurrov.'s, drajr bar-!
rows of rli I vc ' : ; t fy.i,-:;, cnlUva
tors, ridin;c :.i:d .vall-iii."'; potato
di.Won!, in :-'ho-l Ihn ox.ual line;
of tjol:-; kopt by an iinpl'.'mcnti
store. 1 hnvo ; ia. ': r.toek, conn; '
in and see the frooU before tho j
auction. Welfo.T".' ;(. anytime!;
All of tho-;" ;-,'. A ; i.iv new and
never l.ave hi ,1 oriju'cki d.
Kvoryf hiinr 'I "M" of sale
ti iu USD ay, s:;i'i r;.!i;r;ii 22:
be.fi nn in:; at 1) f.'e!'i-k sharp. j
Terms: Ci irrintlr; fim" with !
7 Tier cent inf. re:1 ; hnd.-r ;i'10
cash, above :!) 2 j.ec cent off.
lor cash. i
J. W. II.i;he:;, A ncl ieiu yr.
T. J. 0. Til v ::;:-:k. l-'or.'st Crovo. !
Successor to K. A. I'lielps. :
Dr. J. Jkiiley and wife, of,
Portland, are quests this week'
of Dr. and Mrs. I'. A. Ilailey. i
01 TO I.LISMAN
Ott'i Leisnian, the Bethany mer
chant, died at his home Tuesday
morning, from an attack of in
flammatory rheumatism, lie
was horn in Iowa, and would
have heenUo' years of aire Decem
b !' 2:'. lie came to Oregon about
2d years aKo, anrl December 0.
1H!)'J, was married to Miss Louise
Ib'ss, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs.
('-has. IIe::s, and sister of Mrs.
William Nelson, of Hillsboro.
The w idow and four small chil
dren survive. A brother, liev.
Herman Leisman, resides at
Orojcon City. The funeral took
place Wednesday, from the Beth
any Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Loisman had been more or
less of an invalid for several
years. I It? lived for a few years
on the North Plains, but about
thru; years aj.ro bought the Kunz'
store at Bethany, and lias con
ducted the business Kinco that
time. lie was a man of probity,
and enjoyed the confidence of
his community.
Mr. anil Mrs. F. M. Crahtree
and daughter, DoLaurice, of
Laurel, went to Salem yesterday
to take in the biir state fair.
C. V, Hayes, ot thii city, has
received a Posey Co., Ind., paper,
t"llitiK about a cornfield of Ii,7(K)
acres, and which required the
services of 150 men to care for.
That is farming some.
I Resist ration has i-lnscl (,,,
1 primaries, and the dale (,f j,,-;.
' niary is September 21.
! S. C. Sherrill leaves llie ;..l (,f
, the week for Vernonia, u -iM.r,. j,,,
liejrins a term of r.t-hm.l Monday.
1 Henry Toelle, of Ciriicoo, -iri,
I. H. Dorland, of several miles
j beyond, were in town this morn
! in;r.
I Primary royistraliun doses
with about 2,i;00 I'eyii-lrulions
I Over 2,000 of l hose are r-jn.ii-j
cans and the balance of all oH.r
parlies.
Dairymen lookinjf for A. I cow s
should not fore; t, the ), : ,,.,
sale, below lined !rid'v, Wed
nesday, Seplemlier 21.' A line
Intel cows, Thirty .;,d from
which to select.
Thos. Hoover dr.. of ,,,:;li js
visitinir with Dr. I :-.;..,. 'n.'.
owns a hu-Ke farm -I mil,.';' 'noi-H,
jof Hillsboro and is Ihinlvimr (,f
(III tone K i.i. i.i
' "-"'"'' I ii m ii arrea e ;(,
putting it on markei.
SUMMONS
! IN 1 UK i IIU'l It OH III UK TIIK
hiAIKol- nKKOON , HU WASH
ISi. li'N l nI'MV
j Sith I'. N- IiimIi. (ilalhttlj, j
i.
I.i ' I A SrUin. .li-fnnUlil I
I i l.i A Si -imni, il. li u,li, aUiin iia.nr!
in tli.' nun n i.f ll, Hutu nf Ofr-ifm, ?mi
i ii. i.i.im.y ti.iirri I.. iM.-at am) ana
..f lim i --.iniiiiiint llli-il l.rrnhi aKnii.nl
t t..n In tin- aU.li- rnlnlr-l nlt Ii II, o mi,
I iv i.t ii, ! ,.r i,, i, M( !,( u,r
in... nuiii.i i. in ei.tmral.lr J. I .
i i in. .i.i.. ii. .In I.i. ..I Hi. ik.t. .,,i,it l
O.Hiil uii, I Hi,. h.,u. o,a i-i.ral. in
i -t On- limn (,r-. OU..I in , n orlir i(
j . Ml. Imali ',!i nl Una ailliilnoiia. lilrll al.l
I'lOlnr i ,aii', All(!lat .kl, I'llll,
I Aii. I II ynii m, fi i ai.lK-ar aii.l ana
I ( nil I ,-. ii,,,uiii ami aiiitniMiiia fur
.' nil llnri-iil Ihi iilaliilul linrnili mill
i I I V to ;hr Ihii. imlilli.l ,1,1, rt ,,r ((,
" "' I li'.lhll I III lita t.ilii.l,it, vu(3
-1 in i" in i ,.. , ,(,,,
('""'OH tttli nr n ili'.-n nl alianlnlr
' lr -''i'i ili-ri'iiiliuit ami Hint llm
i . .11,10 hi 111,10 inn my lii i..l,.f.,r.' ami mm
-i-liiii' Mvim.ii , l,iii, ml ami am, I dp
'" 1'iri'KT ,lii..ilvi-a, aiiiiiilliol
nun -i t n-iiiii, 1111. 1 l,,r ani'h uUmr, fiirtlmr
i.l.llu.miil nn, I illll-n nl ri'lli-f aatlim linn
""' Hi ny i"'lll llim-t ill, r,i,ly
j',-."'
J. A , Slrna liri.ln".
Alliirnry f,,r j.liutihM
Ii a .iil.lii iilj,iii !!.(, ii inUr 1 mi . linu
I nil . ul, ill nil, .11 Hi tula-r l.llli, I'Mil
' Holt., the BliMimin
me., norman, was m to.lav. Ho
I, ',, I .. ir I .il l. ' 1
..."I 11 K'""l till Willi HIM IIOII'lillii.
---a new Aultman-Tiiylor-and
I .... .1. I L 1 . . ...
me record on the
Sehulmerich farm, turnintf out
t'lUi t . . I t . . .....
",000 ousncis in :i anil .11 dour
ami mat is omKr some."
also threshed OiH) bushels in
b"ur on the P.owlby farm.
:i;is that K. H. Sinmson. .1
I I A ,1 . ' ' "
'"n, a. Miessclieart. owl
Contractor Adams has si a
excavation for the much ;i
Best Room, and construction
be hurried as rapidly as pss
Die building is loeated ea"
the County Recorder's ollico'
will ha-ve its wall final, will,
rent of the court house mj,
It will not take very Ion).; foi
plete the structure, and by
time cold weather sets in it
be ready for public use,
rted
Iked
will
I-i.-.
I. of
'the
inj-r.
will
II
l.1
an
Hi
II.
and (1. Kr:mm hnl
'ia. averaged trt.ui 75 to HO
nusiieis per am
The Advent Christian Church
'uminiK m now under w:iv on
I'ourth. hetweon p..w..i: i
i , , uiiv linn
"ak, ai:i he roof will I
i" a few days. K,hr
Murdevant. of ('iii'i,.,i;,,u :., :..
, .. ' nun, 1,1 HI
charge of construction.
Iiam Kire-mian u..oi-lr!mr u...
V-rat windmill, P.ethanv. fn.lnv
"II from a 25 Toot scalfold nnd
iroke both bones in the ritfht
"rearm, and badly bruised his
'.'P- Fl A- l!ail,,y atU-nclwl
the unfortunate man.
Mrs. Knowles, who resideH with
' dmiuhter, Mrs, Harlan Kellv.
ot a novo f.l, .iii.iwi .u. , i i ...i ..
. - ....,,.i,., iii.-iiiiiuu'll ii
knee one day this week, from a
tall caused by stetminir on u fitu.
I;1,1"";- I''. A. Bailey re
duced the is Hentimi
Marriaee McenseH Imvn 1,.,,..,
(.'.ranted the followirnr l.v
ai I'V l'l'ilhli l ni'11,,,,.1 II..
el A hi rich; Hen,). Carr and Kmi-
i oompson; ijtias. A. Cerrish
and Mary Saunders.
MIUS IIKODIKKk
C.cncial B'.o ',. laithiu
llt'KSI. h!l I i,
a ?j'ec:a!(y
aalln t iMiteliua. On
Nulkr ul hiioil l iuiiqi
r- 1 m.AIr t .i
r.l .n.a. IS
! l iw u ti
-Ul. at Ml i ,
Siill. la lir.fTl'i' f.i,., t.! i-. .....
al(l t.liMiittMfa'.-r ( tin. i
IrfiUla ail'i-r.M'i,....' .lc.rA .1 1......
Ill llir. I imi tr I .,,! ,.( 1 .,,,; ( ,m
"' Wa.lllntl ..ml,, bit t-i
a... mil in llir ii.a.lri
Dial aai.l IViurt l,.
I. Ill ilar ' '.--l-r'
hi .al A M ,,r ..i.i
I ..lilt ll.ami In Oi,
limn 11.1 Ina. I. I lira-:, i .,1. -rxiw.t 1j
l-l filial a.i.iit I. ami -.t t ,c m..i
inalil nf aai'l ralitr.
lt. lint Il.li .III . ! ! w.nl.f 1
llll...
I'rl.r aintnir.Hii rn A l.. iiuii'avi
f llir, nataln i.f 1.. u . UiiU .iii
tlrraaaaaMl,
WlxOIVOI U oi Com A Wli
To llir tnlrli nf '. a-.!.,: k! n ',:t
I linrl.r atini.iiinr 1:11 ( ai !
lale lit llir .l,.r i f I:. '.cr ol t'-.
aiu-r iil.jr. i ( On- Kr!.f...Vi'i.ii5.4i
marlra lu l In-I.t VMrtu'vi 11 utt
ami II tl.illllnalr.l an.l r r.lril .!! (If
llir bft.if my he at allrtiliiii
I I. ltii.ui,
IIiIMm.id, llir , Annual ii, .i,
row m vui sim mini:
In itic v.0 I. i.f Wai". iM-.ii fi'irafi I
trrrl.y aiinmimr mi nn li.Uy
lirl'rrarulalitr Ii, Hit- r iiLiliur, wl
In llir Kr.ti!ilirn , mn itt rlfdiuo l
l Itrlil Sririitirr J. i,ln.
A. t Injuns.
Vt l'r.!.ii l'ir .ml. Oirj 8
l'l Pcprvwnt.-itic
I Itrrrl.y ainioiiiHi- mi - H cnn!
("it kriraltlllii-, an' tril lo ihf K
(.iilillcan Primary rln iiuii lo l bfU M
.-ririilirf J4, Ivl.i
l li,i. V. Ti'i'l'
FOK HEfHfcSfcNIATlVB
To llir Vutrii .( Wh-!iiiii;I"II 1I
I lirfrliy aiinotim r mv iaii.li.l "
Kritrrnl0vr l.if V-.!ioi:lon CeunO.
ul.ir.1 lo llie kr iil.li. hi 'H"i" 1(1
Imi Itrlil .Sriilniilici n. i""-
U . II. HoHi
I'uiral C'.ruvf. dir., A :t 1 1 .
Aniioiiiiu-mt-iit fur treasurer
Tn Itir viilrrn i.f Wa.liniK'l"" Cf"'-,
I lirrrliy aiininmrr nn. If inli'
for the otlit e t.f I miinv Tn '''' "
WaahlliKliill Ciimilv. nil llir kriuWI'
Tifkrt, aiiUjirt I.i H.r "' "
l'rliliaiy Klrt tion In Lr licl.l plf''
34. Ii- If' I " I'"'1'1"1"""'
nl, I will nl all iiii.iii.loivor lot
iluct llir .Hair uf ! - "H. r lu"'
In the fuluic I lot v c- in tli' 1"""'
W M. J. kn.
Ilillalioto, dir., Auk. S. I'M"
i
for County I rinsiiror
Tho undersigned hereby an
nounced his candidacy for "
ollico of County Treasurcron 1
Republican ticket, subject oiw
primary, which will ' nt-ul i
tember2l. 1!)10.
II, (I. KIM'.
Forest drove, Onr.""-
iorsaii: ,
(irav mare, 10 years old, Jj.
1,2.). True to work. AW '
head Roats, nannies and wc im
well bred Aiiirart.-t)ral
nor, Cornelius, Km1o U"
miles above Mountanidaic.
cilie States Tel.. (Jlcncoc- Ji.
rvi cwm I) Itl'CKS
I hnvo for Hale a nui!ibcr( Pf' (
linir and Sprint? t;'f W7BBS
of the best reKistcrcd Hiw
Call and jrot your I"1'
Cawrso, North IMa.ns. Coim '
Ore, ltoule 1. "
"Just ask "Kmrk-k & (rwjnj;
see one of their new g ,
trails. Gets them every t ".
ami there is no chance oi '
ng yourself or ruimiiiK 8 81
in your hand.