Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, April 18, 1902, Image 2

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    HILLSBORO INDEPENDENT
Intend in tbt poktottlM at Hillsboro, On.
u eeou J-dass mail aoattar.
Bubecriptioa, in adrsnoe, per year, ll.i
HII.L8BOEO rTBU8HI.SU CO., Prop
D. M. C. UAULT. Kdllor.
FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1SW2.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE. .
For Governor,
W. J. FURNISH,
of Umatilla County.
For Buprema Judge
R. 8, BEAM,
of Lane County.
For Secretary of State
F. I. DUNBAR,
. of Clataop County.
For State Treasurer
a 8. MOORE,
of Klamath County.
For State Printer
J. R. WHITNEY,
ef Linn County.
For Sup'l Public Instruction
J. II. ACKERMAN,
of Multnomah Ooanty.
DISTRICT.
For Congress, 1st District
THOS. H. TONGUE,
' of Washington County.
couhtt;
For Representatives
D. M. C. OAULT,
of South Hillsboro.
. B.F.PURDY,
of Oaston.
DR. CHARLES HINES,
of Korea t Grove
For County Judge
THURSTON BUXTON,
of Buxton.
For County Clerk,
E. J. GODMAN,
of East Butte.
For Sheriff,
SAMUEL OALBREATH.
of West Cedar Creek.
For Recorder,
E. I. KURATLI,
of Washington.
For Commissioner,
W. J. BUTNER,
of Bearerton.
For Treasurer,
W, M. JACKSON,
of.Dilley.
For Assessor,
a. ii. wiLoox,
of South Hillsboro,
For Surveyor,
A. A. MORRILL,
of North Hillsboro.
"For Coroner,
E. C. BROWN,
of North Hillsboro. .
BErTBMfAH CLUBS TAKE KOTICE
The County Central Committee
has recommended the reorganize
tlon of of the republican clubs of the
county preparatory to active work
in the coming campaign. We wish
to urge this matter upon the club
officers and ask their hearty-coopera
tion. The State Central Committee
will provide speakers whenever
wanted and we desire that the cam
palgn work be done through the
various clubs of the county. Any
request for speakers will be cheerful.
ly complied with.
BEXTON liuWMAV,
Chairman.
Attest:
J. A. Thokwhlkgh,
Secretary.
RAISE OF 2 J I. i ST. '
"We condemn the autoi--ti pro
hibitive order of the pridr-it deny
Ing the coiutitctiomu ri,'ht if mail-
ctrnert and others entrant iq the
public Mtrrice to petlti..u f.r un in
creaM of aaluiea, or for other pur
poses." Democratic plxtii rm.
Did the democratic toovt-ntion
know what it was talking about,
or If it did, does it waul ;i under-
stood that the party aids ptcftaaiuual
lobbyists? The ordgr of the 1'reai-
dent, dated January 31, r.X). doe
not forbid clanaifled civil service eui
pioyes "to solicit an lncreane of pay
through the heads of departments in
or under which they serve." but it
does forbid them individually or
through associations, directly or 1 in
directly, to Influence or attempt to
Influence In their own intereet legis
lation either before Congress or its
committees for an increase of sala
riea. President Roosevelt does not
object to employes getting more sala
ry but he does object to a paid lobby.
Does the democratic party?
How the interested were working
can da graphically illustrated by an
sxample at home. A short time
ago a citizen of Washington county
was a classified civil service employ,
ee. He as such received , a letter
from a Washington, D. C, eaeocla
tlon proposing that for a monthly
assessment of $1.00 an increase of
$15.00 per month to his salary would
be secured The employee did not
appiove the method and lot the op
portunity pass. But a little figuring.
The official Congressional Directory,
January 1901, the latent at hand,
page 261 reports that the employees
of the classified civil service number
80.000. If each contribute one do.
lar there would be a fund of $80,000
per month created or $900,000 t
year. That amount of money for a
lobby fund is quite respectable In
slae. It is against the corrupting la
fluence of money that the President
directs such orders. The democrats
however raise the matter to the dig
nity of a platform plank. 1 1 'is not
believed that the people will join
them. .
Bucknpr at the nominees of (he gold
democrat. It aeoras a little singu
lar for the Ituioerats who have been
so radical for free sliver to drop it so
suddenly and Indorse a radical gold
mau for United States Senator, but
we suppose that tbey will "about
face" on this question without nitu-h
troub'e. We doubt, however, wheth
er the populists can m "flupptx" so
easily. They went in with the dem
ocrats because they agreed upon the
silver question, and uow to ask them
to vole for a legislative ticket which
is pledged to supfiort a gold raao. for
United States Squalor ii asking a
good deal, and we doubt whether
tbey will ail swallow the dose grace
fully.
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
If yotj fcarit i r. rur h .
feowrU f ry Ut.' .k. '
lislrllVk-D lilt-, tn- . i i r
tVl, DiMieit, m ( p ! l
W y u- iw M of (b
, I'l tr eft .fi t
ttc -ftt:.. Ii .- ,ui,K;: ta
it ttLi tUJrf l OWtt
CANDY
CATHARTIC
x ne Argus nas Kept Manning for
years at the head of its editorial col-
umn a statement to the effect tbat it
la opposed to gold uoonouietalisui.
We suggest to brother Loug that he
revise tbat by adding : ubut we are
in favor of a radical gold standard
man for United States Senator."
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
naami, I'.1M.I..-, t'wli-nl. T . tttjott. to 3MM!,
Vttvr hiifci-H, V. t Jk u r t i r i . lt, and W cd'.
C-r Wrm- .r Irt luoiipU, 4 bouitlvt oa
alth. Atr "3
rHI,NU Kk.Vt.ur lfAT, IMIUWltf KFV TUKK.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
mi 1 1
il
jij
Collar Line.lr
PORTLAMD'ASTORIA Route.
Str. "BAILEY GATZERT"
lMily l.onnti Trip ec. Hem1 .y
TIME CARD
luvt) Cortland.
U-are Astoria. .
..7 a. m.
..7 i. in.
r, Tor
Malven, the remaining Philippine
leader in the north of Luxon Island, I
surrendered to Uen. Bell on the 1C.
This ends armed resistance in tbat I
section.
Adnilnintrator'a Hale.
Notice I. lierebyriven but In Dcrsuauce
of an order of tli Comity (Joint for Malt-
iioniah County, made on tbe 1Mb daT of
murcu a. XJ. itou. ill tils mucier 01 liil
wliiU) of John Biu-tok, doreaxed, tbe un-
dernurned. Mininutrator of luid rxhitu.
will Mill at publio auction, to tbe bigaext
ninuer. auDjeci 10 coiiiirniuiion nv Hie
aid Court, all the following described
real estate, via;
All of lota numbered eight (s) and nine
() oi -uray uuK" ax the aaid tract ap
pear! on the nianx and plats in the ite-
i-ordiT'a dttlre of Wn-lilnrton Comity, l-
mn in section live () iitiiw, w M,
and also tbe following tract, vis:
lieKimiiiiK on the section line 1U.K,"
rhs west (rum tbe intersn-lion ot section
IB, 17, -M and 21 T 1 8 II I W, tbt nee west
to west line of Mpencer's donul'oii claim
11.40 cbuins: tbenue south to the Houlb
wtxt rnriiMr of Kmm.p- ,l,i,i,itij.n .
tbence eaxt on the line of suid claim io a
point 10.M7 cbuins west of tbe section line
brlw
T The Farmer V
I The Caj-dener V
Vr The Housewife RJ
'.M5' :i.60
per
ln.OS chs to the place of bvKinniny, all in
niiiiiKfrun iounvr. Dinie in ureunn.
bat said Bale will be made on Hie 21t I for touhl'; ucive, tt'
No better analysis of the democrat
ic nominee for governor has been
given than the following from the
Cor vallls Gazette: "Then with their
usual glaring inconsistency they
nominate tor chief executive, not
trained business man, not one who
has shown any great lore of charac
ter, not one who knows the people
because he is of them, knows them
and believes In them, but a lawyer,
a well-dreeed, suave and cultured
gentleman of good standing In kid
gloved society, but who has never
accomplished any of those things
which arc compassed through energy
great activity, persevering purpose
and unfaltering courage. Mr.
Chamberlain is an eminently decent
and respectable gentleman, with
kindly, somewhat willowy disposi
tlon who has yet to learn to aay 'no'
with all ita force and meaning.'
Tbe big packing companies of
Omaha and Chicago are opposing the
oleoraargerine bill now in Congress,
and charge that it is the creature of
the creamery trust. They declare
that if there is any people poor or
otherwise who, on account of econo
my wish to consume oleomargerine
they should be permitted to do so.
Well. If there is a more arbitrary
trust than the meat packers of those
cities let them come to tbe front .
Up to this time the little creameries
working with plants that cost - only
day of April, A. 11. 1U0J, at 10 o'clock a. in.
of said day, at tbe front door ol the Court
ttnuae ol said Wuehinetiin Couu.v. at
Uillxburo. Uiegou.
Dated this lHIb day of March. A. I
liKTj. D. ;KKM ANNS.
Ailininixtrutor of the estate of John Bar-
tok, deceased. 4i lH
Administrator Notice,
Notice is hereby aiven that tbe under
signed has been dulv appointed by tbe
Count v Court of the fctate of Oregon, for
waxluiuTlou Coo my, administrator of the
estate of Solomon W'ismer, deceased,
therefore, alt poisons hav.ns cluima
against xaid estate are hereby requested
to present them to the underxigiied di'ly
Teriuea Bl nis resiuence ai lietlianv. Ore
gon, w.thin six nioiitns from tins date
JACOB WlHMr.tt,
Aumin'atralor of tbe eMate of Uulomon
wisiiier, deceased.
Dated March 2ft, 1W2. 45-4)1
Porllaud Markets.
Wheat Wa'la Wall'i, iiom ii;il
.cj l)lueteiu, oCc; valiey, X
rtui'r texr grs'iex.
Darrel ; giatiam, f-.IHI.
lat Olil, tMlcfl ier i-ental.
Uarley Feeil. 1-V 15.r : lireninu.
$10.00 per ton.
.MillBlulis l!ran. '.m 1: iiu.Iilliui'a.
tt" '-'0; sliortx, $)'" 17; tlio., $t.r.
nay Timothy. Ufi l.f: clover. i70i
'.,5ll; Ort-noil wild hay, ."' ii per tori.
Itut'cr fancy cr -iiry, sif.i 27-c ;
tairy, is( .lie; store, l.il( I - per iin'l
r.:8 btoraue Mr ; Ire-li 1' hu r c.
C)iee- Kali tieuiii twins. 13.1c:
Voiinir American, l;ilci 'l ic per to inl.
Poultry Cliickt-iix, mixiti, fi.ttOc'
3.C0;bens, tl.tsjiolt'l; dressed, 10('
1 lc per HJiiml ; xpu'iics, "J.(XK" .l..'0 "er
(ioren; ilnrki. lor old; ;S.(HJfi .(H
at P.i i-er dozen :
mraeys. live. - inc lie; drtitM-d, 1U"'
l'.'1!' per pound.
.Muttou l.alliliM, II1.,!-, ifrosx; ilrewd,
Chfti'.jC ptir iKiiuid; sheep, t;!.i'S, (rros's ;
dressed, tic n r pound.
Hopi tiro., heavy. ti( ",(i.2,r) ; light,
f 4.75 (f5 ; dresxed, 7i7.1.jC er h.ihhI.
Veal Small, Xoi lie; lari-'e, 7jt7'v
per )otitiil. ,
Decf (.inisx top steers, f l..riii'4.Ud:
cows and heifers, J.l.(Hli 3.5(1 ; dre-st-d
beef, o!i at ti'e per )onml.
Hop lo1. at 1 1 '.r per ikiiuhI.
n ooi liner, it ai i.rc; l'.:inti ra
Dremm, S at TJlc : mohuir, 111) at
Min ml.
I'oUitiH!s .s."i (Vf t.!5 pi-r sack.
Oniom Sl.iTicwt,
from 1000 to 93000 have not been
able to form a trust. And In the Practically Starring-.
very nature of business they cannot. "After using a few bottles of Kodol
Milk is a necessary raw material, Dyspt'twia Cure my wife received
and It cannot be produced except perfect and tieruianent relief from a
Notice ot Intention to With
draw lunr-ic by the
I stiletl Sin Ion Fire In
snrnnrr t'onipnti.v.
over large territory and delivered at severe and chronic caso of stomach
To whom it may concern;
In accordance with the ruoiiirpTmuiK ,,1
the laws of iheHtatc of Oicron, relative to
insurance companies. rf..co is hereby
1 . . I . , , .. . IIS'-" ki,c innni Dii.vi-B r i iiixur.
utiKuuuriiiK cwuiers III comparatively trooie." says J. . HOIiy, real estate ance Company, ot Sew York. New York.
small Quantities. Wherefore Inrirn inxnranen anil loan a iron t of Mu,.,t,l. d.us,""K " 1 ci u-e do Mg in ijn. is w.thin
. " , m . I " f i me niuie 01 vreoil. ungues o WIMiora
manuiacturing plants cannot be In-1 ill. "liefore using Kodol Dysticpsia ts deposit with the icamirer ol 'mid
...,. .,1. ,.,...1.1 ..... ..ii... """ ' covin ag uiist Haul
u.v mu. .u uiuiuiijr lUonipany shall lie tiled til the insur-
meal without Intense euflerinir. ,lc t-ominiss.oiier within iix months
THE DALLES PORT
LAND ROUTE
STR "TAHOWIA"
AMI
"METLAKO"
IletneeH Portluuil, The Dallea unl
Way I'oiuU.
I'uily Trips Kccpt Suuilny.
TIIVIE CARD
Str. "Talioiua"
l.v. I'.itt' m.l.Mon. Wt.l. l'ri.7 u. m.
l.v. Dalles Tuea. Tliur. Sat 7 n. ni
Sir. "Houit i"
l.v. Poillaml Tnos. Tliur. Sat . .7. a. m.
l.v. Halloa Mon. We.l. l ii 7 a. in.
CsVThia ltontu tins the tirainlext
Scenic AllractiiMiB ou Karlli.
MEALS THE VERY BEST
l-aiuliiif?. and Clilice: Foot A Mer Street.
Im.iIi I'liones, Main ;51 (
I 'OUT I. A XI), OliKtJON.
JOII M. r ll.l.OOX, Bfrt Tbe Ialle
A. J. TAVI.OK, aKt Astoria.
J. t'. WYATI'f aft Vaneouver,
HOI.KIKD . tWCL'S, attrts White
Salmon.
Pit t i ll UK & HEMM W, alU!
KlVer,
4lm M.TOTTO.V, 8tevem.i
. Waal
HlMiV Ol JtSl E.W, ( arson, isl
f. W. KM IITON, apt Portland
Just a Little Cough
But ii yott were to prolai the common ca;t:-e of
most lttu;.' trotitilcs, tuoluditiir eiiswmp'. ;ot, you'd fiud
th it t'tcy orixiti ited iu "Just a little Couh."
IV y.vt know it's just a c:ty to p.ct rid of that
little cotth, or a 'ii;:iT out', as to keep ou coughing?
Our "Cough Syrup" does it every day in the week.
Which wotiM you rather keep, your cough or
the 50 cents that our Cough Syrup costs?
'Which is Cheaper?
The Hillsboro Pharmacy.
DEADLY NARCOTICS
Any lioinal. intelligent 1I1 I'u'mI or pliyxici.in w ill t. t you that nuri-oti poison
Mirli (i opiiuii, lieiilianc, ileaiMv ni iil-diado or i'x:iino and iiioreurv ar ami have
Im'1-ii siotv ti.e Dark ..es nseil In all iilo Mftdiriue, and that "such Inedit-ation
rfiil'v H-i-jMtii:iiea I'llnt. eriis Pile cure is not a reli,- o( the Dark Anea, liiuee
idiiIs'iih 11 1 nari-otieH or uieie.in r, : 5t:iHI l:i arl if a tram o( snv lareotie or mer-i-iiry
i:iit ho londd in er.iM. A I others 1011I ri'ii liar. nib's or tnerriii v. leny it if
ymi l:ir, ninsshiii'ks. I'SI I'cwaxl if Ve os fails l. enre any easi'of Piles. Worst
raw-seined with one Isix of Wins. Over 10,000 h 101.1111 otViire. in llvo years:
."-'old in Jfl-Jmni hy tin? Tw'i'iitie Ii t'enliiry More :
The Hillsboro Pharmacy,
V J. F. DAVIES.
PRSSIOI.MT. ,
C. T. BELCHER
ercv amo rnaaa
St. Charles Hotel
ISroRORTKD
How Tills!
Vp niter One Iliindreil DollarH Reward
To- , ,iMe of (;alnrih that eannot he
e ired hy Hall a ( atarrli I'ure.
V. T. ClIKNKY it 141.. I'roiw , Toledo. O.
We, Hie uiidorhiirnnl. have known K. J
Cheney Co.- the last l.'t venrs, and tielieve
him perlwlly honorali e 111 all hiiHinekS
transaelions and linaiie:nlly alilc to carry
out any obi Kill o ih inaile hy their linn.
KsT A- IHUAX, Wholesale Drurjiri.-tH,
Toledo, O.
VVALiuun, Kinnan ,fe MaiiVIN, Wholes ile
Drniri;its, Toledo. (I.
Hall's Catarrh Cure in 'tukun'iiitorniilly,
nriiiit; direetly iiih.ii the hlinxl and iuueo.ii
snnaA'eri 01 Hie HyHtem, I'riee 5e p?r tioi
lie. fold iy all Ilruririnlil. . lustiiiioniaiK
11 w.
Hall's Family l'illa are the herd.
stalled. Again the proposed legiwla
tlon does not prohibit the uianufae
ture of oleomargerine, only prohibits
its coloring so far as to resemble but
ter. It would seem therefore that
dealers depend upon the reputation
of butter to insure the sale
other.
Mops the Cough and .Works Off the
told.
Laxative llrouio Quluiuo Tablets
of the I f ure a cold in one day. No cure, no
It ia fraud that they want to pay. Price 25 cents.
from the 1H dav of Feb uarv. lik'A. liie
same Iwitin th data of i'ie Ii rf. t piihiisa
tion of this notice, withdraw ita deposit
from the rilate Treimi' ' ev.
Il.MTKi) STATES FITK
ISBV RANCH COM PA XV.
Hy V. V.'. I'ndcrh!!;. prurient.
Dated at New York, this 7th dav of Feh-
rnary, l!t0'.'. 10- I I
practice, and it is fraud that farmers I
and creamery men tiropose to prohib
it. The House Is more lavorablyl
i
o Cure A Cold in One Ouy
Take Laxative liromo tjuiiiiuc I
Tabhth. Ail ilruii'isH refund the
money ir it fails to cure. E. W.
Grove's ninHturc is on each box. 25c
Arker's Iftkim'usIii TiiIiIcIk are solo
on a positire guarantee, t ures heai I Imrn
raisinir ol the food, distress after eating oi
any loini ot dyspepsia. One little tahli
i ts, ami no rta
A Doctor's llad 1'ltffht.
"i wo years ago. as a result oi a
disposed toward the proposed legisla- severe cold, I lout my voice," writes
tion than the Senate. It Is the sena-l i,r-M- Btarbrougb, of Hebron,
tors who favor the beef trust. Then . "then began an obBtinale
let them have oleomargerine for cough. Kvery remedy known to
their bread. I me as a practicing physician for -'15
years, failed, and I daily grew
The Oreeonian puts Washineton wowo UolnK urg to try Lr.
county in the doubtful list with Hen- K,n's New llvery for Consump. Uw jnii,iriia,e r, in f.
ton. Benton iKlitics are not famll- tiou Ct,ubn and Co,d8' 1 found
lar. but tbe Independent thinks that I"1 ,e,,ef "nd for '"at ton days
Washington county will throw a re. n8V0 Mt bet,cr than for two y."
nmr-uhlfl i.luralitv for tha Ktii.iii.n 1'oriiiiveiy guaranteed lor Throat
candidate for covernor. Gov. Oeer aud troubles by Delia drug
In 1898 had 624 votes mom th.n 60c and 11.00. Trial bottles
ITInt In I ha nit vn nt tOUI ATnl I free
....... ah uv w.a J " m - ... MVW , . 1 1
verton for Judge had 'MV votes more
than Green, democrat, wherefore nt
withstanding the county went fusion
for aomo of the county olllcers it
seems that for state ofllcers it has
uniformly been reliably republican.
In 1898 the democrats olled 1219
votes, arfd in 1900 the fusion im-ron.
ed only to 1258. The slump from I UlfleStS Wkiat V0U eaT
the 600 plurality was due to the 200 This preparation contain all of th
aiifeaiants ana aipetas an Kinaa or
never
you to eat all
lain Is no more a favorite than was the food you want. The most sensititw
Kinir in 1900 and the wmoniiMthm wmaens can take H. Jy Its u-manr
IVlDg in Jtrtsj, anu tne saim question, thn11Mn(.. ilf Hrn.ntir hnvn hnan
sound money with an intellitrent cured after everything else failed. It
prevents formation of gas on tno ston
HIS JlAIiK
Tho Ih'hI Cout;li Kemt' ly on
the inarki t, and if V
Y0UXEED
A ttiu'li Ke'iiedy, onr'n will ilr
the wo.k. r
WE KNOW
It eontaiiis notliing irjnrioiiH
ond K'ves speedy relie'", as
DOZENS
In this city w ill testify.
1'UICE 25 rlH., ;,( ft, and I.HI
t Delta Druq Store,
l JHa'u Street, Hillslioro, Orrgoii. jj
Dyspepsia Cure
.,U?..l,.IM M Ita. K.'.Tln.S" ffia'di
votes In 1!00, This year Chamber- f8 to cure. It allows you to et
sMntsBsuiasi iB33S3caaaBi3maimtm
business auministraiion and expan.
sion of territory and trade, will justi.
fy a heavier vote than iu 198 when
ni l repuDiicans put tnemseivi.'s on
record.
arh. relieving all distress after eatinar.
Dietingunneccssary. Flcasant to takia.
It can't help
but do you oooti
SJtMTinniypy -itttt r "n riilrsn
wmm si. nun contains uiu mm.
The democratic party at its state
convention not only ignored Sir.
liryan and free silver hut nominated
Mr. C. . 8. Wood for United HUtos
Senator. Mr. Wood Is a very pleas-1 This sitrnstai is every tm oi ta aaaiB
ant geutleman of good ability who t-Msuive DromO'VUinine Tablets
pends tfbout three months out ot the
year in Oregon and the balance of his
time in New York. Like Mr. Fur
nish and others he bolted tbe demo
cratic ticket In UM on the silver
question and was a delegate from
Oregon to the Indianapolis conven
'tlon which nominated Palmer and
i a eela la mmm stay
OABTOniA.
Ian tW lut lisi Vm Htw tlmn Boeril
ra
r
OABTOnXA.
Beantka elhl title Tt Hm I'tin BaitM
Bipato
A Neat Shoe
For
The
S
front, ami Mori" m Xlreels. rort'uid OrfRoii.
i:hetrie Lh:hls, lOhftiii Bells and liydraillie Flevat.lr.
lid Itooius ut !. to 50c, .Suites, 75, to llf, fiuotl Ifeslaursut
i1
i
Iu
CuiHIrt'tieii.
Oive us a call,
DAYIS& ItELCIIKK, Mnnars.
24
PRINCE
2-ycar-oId record 2:29
3-year-oUl rocord 2:20. H-ycar-old trial, 2:i3.
Will make the season of 1WJ at lite Fairgrotiiulu, Hillsboro, Wash
ingtno county OroKott, tiiott th fnllotvint; tot ins:
, Scuson, w Jth pritUcsio or redirn $'..0(l
Insiiiniice , $:,.00
Lovelace i. a dark ly, with one white hind foot, over 16
hands high, weighs 1.10O pounds.
Sire- Iiprolist.2:22j5 and sire f ligozen 2:0r,', the Conquerer
2:i2'i nnd r,.s others in tlie 2:-,o. luill hrotlu-r to Snlitnx t-id iri
of S.") in 2:3atl Ivlcctrite 2:2SJ, sire ofS in 2:30. '
I irst dam Crepon, dam of Lovelace 2:20. Dorsev . i -n.'- nc
"l""l VJUIUKIC 2 1 UM("IieSS.2-?T Ki Hi 1 1 It.i
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Chantilly trial 2:2y;i; Klondike, trial 2:iS; Grand dam of Chanty
2:t3? and Cascade 2.1 4 by I'rinoeps.
2:1:
Second dam Crape Lisso, dam of Draid aitliVf. Kfrr Rr.,, Ir
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uo'l J J.11-..11 lliu, 4.4 1 11V VJi;U W1IKCS.
Third dam The dam of Tarlton, 2:31, trial 2:21.
Lovelace, as a 2-year-old trotted in two races, old
record of 2:294. As a three year old he was raiunaip-'ncd in o.e.rat
states, trotted in 23 races, obtained 1st, 2nd or .Id money in 17 ' races
took a record ol 2:20 m a third heat in Deccmlxir: worked r.iil,li,-lw a rn
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nt Clovelatid in i iiV,
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YOU WANT
A ut'iil slioo for your fliil
droii, as 'well as a scniYalile
one. A ootl many neat shoes
are not made of sood stock
mine are. If you want
His breadiii"; is tinsurtiasseil. He combines the blood of l.'l of tt
and Gio. Wilkes the two grertCst speed producing strainr
111 the world. His dam. his pmml ilnm n,r. .1
rami dam of his sire, and the datn ol his prand svo. nrr nil it, n.r.
brood mare list. Sputc, the dam of his sire, had five rolw
eel-, and iW are in the Rst. Tha'o of tliem h.iviiiar nt din.mii-
headed the list of winniu- sires at their ae. Watei witch, irrand dam
Oi his sire, has six in the 2:10 list 1i.it nwr irvt ri....i
tit iKt
Mares front a distance will receive cood nrc and nastorirr. .
pcrtnonth. '
l'or ftiilher parlieiil.-i's see or address,
E. B. TONGUE,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
A SERVICABLE SHOE
I
Tor yoiir cliildreii, as m oil
as a neat one, you Mill make
a mistake If you do not set a
pair of
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ir.Ui.m of tl, Nov ,r) ytWf
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ti-u-i 11 i,t on its ji,. ,ii, l,y ,ltiing ovtr
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, lor jiiiIw.h. I'p t 1, ... - I "
p. r ci nt of the tl r,iWn wcro eilln-r wel
or r.,'ritriiig f -trorahly.
Tli. r.. ,ut thiitoen jkt c-nt ol
railurus.the purtl.-, wi-n- sutler,,.,! ,!
.lo.,Hltl.eir,arti.m. i, j,r,H t-IiKn
of Hie InvestiKatiii cmiiiittefl end th
clinical rei.ort.of H,p tlvt , ..,w,.rc u.
Iiihe-I and will mail,.,! frefl (m n,,.,i(.a.
ion. A.l.lrfe Johk J. Fulton t;oM.
tvs v, 10 Monl,u,,rijr St, ISan Fr:ii.,iro.
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