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HILjoowxw Aiijru,jti;-'T. 18, 1902,
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On iicIIiih-Forest drove I'lay.
its Objected to Dluinond vV.
BASEBALL SEASON CLOSED POK 'u:
Many Were
Disappointed
Failure
0vr ibt
Til baseball SaSOU I dosed S far
11 Washington county I concern
ed, although there may be a fame
nr ro ilayd here or at Forest
drove, Tim gain which was ad
vrrtised to ha played at Koresi
('rove last Hunday, ami which whs
played to a finish in tha Furesl
Urove Timee of Thursday last, did
not materialise Tha articla in ihe
Timee had tha Diamond Wa ham
iiireti mm tha ground. This waa
easy on paper, but not ao easy on
tha diamond. About 10 o'clock
Saturday evening, Manager Hhnte
waa called up by 'phona and loM
(hat tha Cornellua-Forest Grove
team would nut play, He veiled
up tha manager of the team and
waa told that the Diamond V team
ini!i.t h all from Washington
county or there would he no game
Hliu'e infoimed them that the learn
had been selected from all over the
country and that he wa ready to
play. A refusal to play the litem
selected by Hhtite put an end to
the game Thia wan. nerhsns. the
snaiest way out of defeat for the
team that baa twnn wanting to plav
tha Diamond Wi ao long It i
really too bad that the game did
not come ttT at advertieed, aa there
are many from here who would
like to eee the hoyi battle fur
championship. Of course. Shuts
can not be blamed for not allowing
tha oppoeition to chooee till team.
and be say that ha Is ready for
any team that
game i-f ball.
osn give him a
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell at publio
auction, at his farm adjoining the
Manning farm, 2 miles north of
llillsboro, commencing at 10 a m ,
HATUltDAY, OCTOBER i,
Clydesdale stallion, 9 years old;
mare, 8 yrs; driving horse, 3 yrs;
'i yeirling fillies, 2 suckling colls.
4 cows, high bred Jersey cows, all
in milk, i being freeh; 2 Jersey
heifers. 2 yeirs old; Jersey heif.r,
yearling; 50 gnats, graded Angora,
wethers and Nannies; 2 Angora
bucks, 1 a yearling, full blood; 30
bead of Shropshire ewes; 2 Shrop
shire bucks; band hay press, and
numerous other articles.
TIC RMS OF SALE:
Under $10, cash: $ 10 and over, 1
year'a lima, approved note. If not
paid at maturity, note In draw in
tereat from data of eale, at 7 per
cent. pBTKIt GoTTI.KIII
H. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
ATTENTION, VETERANS.
Headquarters Washington County
Veteran Association, Ifillshoro,
Ore , Hptember IH, 1902.
The first semi-annual meeting of
tha Washington County Vettran
Association will be held at Corne-jl
lius, Ore, at 10 a. in., Thursday,
Oct'. her 2. U02.
All comrades, and ladies of the
Auxiliary are very cordially in
vited to be in attendance
O. N. II a i.k, Prea
Rudolph Crandall, Seo'y.
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at the Blanchard place, 3
miles northwest of Hillsbnro,
at 10 o'clock a. m , on ,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2fl,
(Iray mare, 7 years, welgbt 12(10;
gray horse. yrs, 1200; cow, 7 8
Jersey, (I years; 4 head 7 8 Jersey
heifers, 2 years; Jersey bull, 2 yr;
15 head sheep, 3 hogs, wsgon, net
harness, harrow, drill, Piano mow
er, Oelmrne-Colunibla binder, near
ly new; 2 plows, cultivator, clod
masher, hayfork with rope and
pulley complete, grain cradle, hay
rack, fanning mill, good No. 8 cook
atove, heater, housenold furniture,
10-gal and 20-gal milk cans, hive
bees, grindstone, 2J tons baled hay.
and numerous other articles.
TERMS OF BALE:
Under 110, oash; 110 and oyer, one
year'a lime, approved note, 6 per
cent interest. No Interest if paid
within six months. Three per
cent off for eash over $10.
C. H. Bl.ANCHARD.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
For Sale or Rent.
Pure-bred Cotswold huoks; also a
few Cotswold ewea to let out on
shares to the right party.
Edward h, Navloh
Forest Grove, Or.
Beat of Minnesota cigars at Mo
Coriniok'a. Wanted 200 head ewe lambs;
Cotswold preferred. John Milne,
llillsboro, Oregon.
1C. J. Lyons left Tuesday eve for
Portland, and then to the state fair
tbls year.
The County Board of Kualizs
tlnn. consisting of the county
r...i . . i i ... '
jiingH, c-uniy cim ami the county I
..... TT. III ,,Q IJIfTIK p
oflice Monday morning. October 20,
V)i, and continue until the Satur
day follow I iig They will equalize
ami correct the assessment roll for
the year 1002 JWple having
OoiupUiiit to make, should make it
a p'tint to Im orient and voice
their desires The mil ia unuaual
ly large thia year, and if the board
can't Aiiieh within the week the
commissioners have authority to
conclude the work. Taxpayer
enouiti near title Hem In iiiind
The lime to kink ia when the
board meets, not afterward.
When farmer are in need of ag
ricultural Implements they ehould
sea Sohulinerich Bros.' stock. Thev
are factory agnt for OxlKirne ami
During harvesting machines, Hock
lalaml plo a and harrowa, and
tl a i at ..
i i iger urm. aio carry a lull line
of buggies, wagon and genera)
hardware.
It ! noted from the Portland pa
per llmt Miss Maude Wilson has
secured one of the choice exhilii
tlon piano included In the Kilers
Piaii-i House exhibit that attracted
ao much unstinted praise and en
thueiaatio admiration during the
Contend Carnival The piano ia a
beautiful Knglieh mottled walnut
caae, and ia the Urgent orcheetral
and will undoubtedly prove
source ot inch pleasure and aatie
faction to Mia Wilson and her
friend for all lime to come.
IH you need a hat? Cume and
eee ua. We keep the lateet Do
you neeil gent a furnishing good?
n e have them. Do vou need ero
neriee? Of course you do and we
have the beet And rememlier that
II Wehrung A Hons pay the hig
eat market price for larni produ
I he move of the citv council to
have ih sidewalks repaired has al
ready been productive of good.
Heveral of our townsmen have
taken time by the forelock and
have repaired their sidewalk, and
lumber ia seen here and there for
further operations. Second street
will be on the "recovered list"
within a abort time, and, when the
rains come, one will be able to ride
to the depot without being thrown
out of a vehicle.
It the electrio line come Den
nis is here to slay, because the peo
ple must have sterling groceries.
The Diaunnd W brand leads the
van. Thia is the outing season.
Gel your lunch supplios from Den
ni. Ask the people who deal with
if his prices and quality are not
right.
Jacob Kueb, one of Tillamook's
prominent dairymen, was in the
county I he Mrat of the week, visit
ing with rred Schomburg, the
tilenone creamery man. Mr. Kueb
saya that Tillamook badly neds a
railroad Tor quick transportation
for her dairy product, and then the
county will lie a world beater
ery little butler is now manufac
tured over there, he states, as the
most attention is paid to cheese-
making.
Commencing September 1, H.
Wehrung A Hons will give tickets
with each dollar oash purchase on
premiums, as follows: First prize.
elegant 52 piece set dishes; 2nd
priie, gent'a 110 suit clothes; 3rd
priie, hoy's suit nr girl's drens pat
tern, value, 15.
IT Hon. II. V. Gates, of thin oity,
has been granted a franchise
build a system of water work
s for
The city of Dallas, Polk county,)
the mailer was voted upon the
other day, and the ballot stood 129
to 45 in fayor of bonding in the
sum of twelve thousand dollars for
the svstem. Construction is to
commence within three weeks.
Crescent Flour will give you sat
isfaction. Ask your grocer for it
Get it once and your kitchen will
not be without it. We have placed
this flour with John Dennis, Main
street, lor the benefit of those who
use and call for it. Crescent Mills,
Forest Grove.
The second son of Mr. and Mrs.
S. if. Dunbar, of Leisyville, badly
bruised one of his fingers, between
two posts, the other day, and it
looked as though amputation
might follow. Dr. Bailey dressed
the digit, and the little chap is get
ting along nicely.
Go to F. R. Dailey'a Bicycle
Store for guns and ammunition
and bicycle sundries and repairing.
-K. R. Dailey, Main Street, Hills
borp. H. T. Baglsy, who is attorney
for James Aiken, who will have a
new trial this fall, saya that his
olient will soon be brought to the
llillsboro jail for keeping until
court seta.
"A long pull and a strong pull"
is alright sometimes, but if your
raior pulls get a strop at The Del
ta Large assortment.
Mrs. 0. H. Blanchard, of Leisy
ville, has returned from an extend
ed visit to Lewisville, Illinois.
Miss Mabel Adkins was out from
Portland Sunday, visiting with her
father, Dr. J. E, Adkins.
Pacific University commenced
the Fall and Winter term Wednes
day of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Connell,
of Portland. Sundayed with Dr,
Wood and wife.
Money to loan in sums to suit.
-H. T. Bagley, Hillsboro.
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ct.
VISITS STATE FAIR
Washington County
M(r Visitors Than
Sends
Ever.
ALL AVER THAT THIS IS THE BEST.
Splendid Weather Ad U to Enjoyment
at the Capital.
Washington county has sent more
'Maitors to the rtate fair thia year
than it has for many last past. All
in all, thia haa been one of the bel
fnira ever held in the Northwest,
and much of this is due to the ex
ertions of President W. H. Weh
rung, of this city. Many llills
boro iopIe eiienl the week at the
capital city, and the gi.nd weather
lent a charm to the outing. Sev
eral took tenia with them and
camped on the grounds. A large
delegation went up Monday morn
ing, mention of which was made in
last week's issue. Yesterday morn
log another outpouring was no
ticed. Amongt those who madt
the trip were: W. N. Barrett. B.
P. Cornelius, T. 8. Weatherred.
Chauncey Johnson, Adam Young,
J. T. Young, Fred Haywood, K. F.
Mc.Neily, 1'reelon Jackson, (). G
Barlow, Mr. Childs, Mr. arid Mrs,
Joa. Connell.
BIRTHS.
VU
M. f "
13. to Mr. and Mrs. 1
Hermans, Centerville, a daughter.
Sept. U, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Weiseiiback, of Reedville, a daugh
ter. Sept. Id, to Mr. and Mrs. J. J
Smith, nn the Col. Cornelius farnii
a daughter.
rUBLIC SALE.
The undersignej will sell at public
auction, at the Hansen farm, J
mile north of Bethany, at 10 a. n
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14,
Horae, 8 years, tight y,o; maie, 7 yrs,
1 1 jo; mare, ll yra, l)5o; Jrrsef cow,
fresh ia November; i Jersey cows, fresh
ia December; I com, fresh toon: k-Jer
sey bull, 9 months; heifcrt; Dam wa
gons, 3'-, and j! ; apring wagon with
lop; buggy, phaeton, Osborne binder,
I'iaao aua Champion mowers, bay rake,
disc harrow, cultivator, adjustable lever
barrow, land roller, 14 Inch stubble
plow, lever Hump puller, log auvur ma
chine, triple wagon topguc, wheelbar
ow, griuiltluie, 1 hayrack, lo-gal churn
anil milk pans, hive beea, 15 dot chick
ens, 4 1I01 lurkeya. sled lor wagon bed,
set new work harness, set harnrsn, used;
single harness, 45-gal kettle, Conistock
Castle range with reservoir, bed and
springs, etc., farm tools aud numerous
other articles.
TERMS OF SALK:
Under 110, cHh;10 and over, 1
year a time, approved note, 0 per
cent. If paid within 6 months, no
intcreat.
Adoi.j-h IIanhk.s.
B P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
A fresh, vonnir. Jersey cow foe
eale, or will trade for sheep. E.
II. airen, llulgborn.
C. !iler was one of the llills
boro contingent who vifited the
slate fiiic thin week.
said that quail are very
if"
I this "ear, and that coveys
are frequently Mushed along the
lioltmus.
Will Walker, who has been sew
ing sacks with the Dooley machine
In the (ireenviUe section, was in
town yesterday.
Beef, Iron and Wine, when prop
erly oomhined, make an ideal Ton
ic and Restorative. Such an article
you will find at The Delta. Price,
50 out a.
If you want lo buy a farm or
city proerty, eee 8. S. BarneB. He
has some good bargains. If you
want to rent a iVm, or want to
borrow money on real estate, he
can accommodate you.
It is estimated that the $22,000
distributed in this immediate sec
tion for hop picking, will be di
vided as follows: $400 in quarters;
300 in dimes; $250 in nickels;
sjOOOO in halves; $8,000 in tcria
and fives, and the balance in
twenties.
Next Sunday. Sept. 21, ia the
last Sunday of the present confer
ence year in the M K church. The
conference convenes at Grants Pass,
Sept. 25, Bishop Earl Cranston, of
Portland, presiding. A full at
tendance of Methoiliet people iB de
fired at the church services next
Sunday.
The Tenchera' Institute will be
held in the court house, instead of
in the school hoime, aa formerly
stated. It is expected that a large
number will be in attendance, and
Supt. Ball has made every effort to
make the meeting a most success
ful one. The dale of the opening
is September 23rd, and it will held
until Friday evening.
Col. Haynes, of Forest Grove,
will sell the following livestock at
puhlio sale, at his place, one mile
eaHt of Forest Grove, at 10 a. iu.,
Saturday, Sept. 27: Thirteen head
good dairy cows, 12 yearling hei
fers, registered Shorthorn bull, 55
head pure Cotswold sheep, 25 head
Angora goats. 2 registered Angora
Billies, very Hue.
A. C. Hbute, cashier of the bank,
and who has a very good idea of
the hop business, through dealings
wiih the hop growers, states that it
will take about twentv thousand
dollars to pay for the picking with
in a radius of eight or nine miles
of Hillsboro It is possible that it
will take two or three thousand
more, but this is a very cloee esti
mate. All this is distributed
amongst home people, and the dis
tribulion 01 tin much money nee
eesarily means business. The hop
growers who spend this much
money will get all the way from
silXUWU to 1150,000 for their pro'
duct thia year, and much of this
will lie spent for labor and the fur
ther improvement and enlargement
of their yards. The bop industry
seems to be one of the beet in this
section this year.
The Fall line of drees goods.
flannelettes, outings, cretons, table
linens, etc., will arrive at II. Weh
rung A Sons, September 1. Finest
and most complete line ever
brought to Hillsboro.
Mre. II. F. Ball writes that the
stock lo be sold at the public sale
at Gaston, Wednesday, September
n, is all choice, and tbat great
pal ne have been taken to nave the
cows graded for dairy purposes.
The driving team is worthy of
mention, both being standard-bred
annuals. Mrs. Ball will eell the
farm, which is excellently adapted
lor dairy purposes; and anyone
wanting such a place will do well
to address her at Gaston.
This will interest the ladie. H.
Wehrung & Sons have a handsome
line of ladies' tailor-made skirts;
handsome, latest styles and finest
lualities. No need to go to Port-
d. Call in and see our line.
Minstrelsy never will die, but
old minstrel ideas have been dead
for some time; in fact, ever since
Beach A Bowers launched a new
and up-to-the-minute novelty in
minstrelsy. The company will be
here on Monday, Sept. 22d, under
canvas, and should be attended by
all who love the bright and clean
in minstrelsy. Beach A Bowers
always give us wholesome fun,
and their appearance is heralded
with p'easure.
Get your wood in out of the rain.
Those wanting wood sawed by
steam saw may leave orders with
the undersigned, or at the Grange
store. James Harwood.
J. W. Cornelius, who ie interest
ed in the McNaiuer barn, was In
town Tuesday and saya that the
sale of bis personal property at
Mounlaindale was well atlended
Monday, and that everything
brought a fair price. This was the
first public sale of the fall season.
and the fact tbat bidding waa good
will encourage others who are hay
ing sales advertised.
Take your grain to the Aplin
Mills, at Cornelius. They will pay
you the highest market price, or
arebouse your grain. Carry
grain sacks. Aplin Mills, Corne
lius.
Outside of a few fences burned
and the destruction of a few set
tlers' cabins, the recent forest fires
did but little havoc in Washington
county. Here and there some good
timber was spoiled, but the dam
age in this regard waa very slight.
The smoke which haa enveloped
the county for several davs cleared
up Monday, and by Tuesday morn
ing one could eee to the horiion.
Don't ovei look this After Sept
1, until further notice, for each $5
purchase in shoes, rubbers or hos
iery, Dennis will give the pur
chaser a handsome doll, suitable
for a Christmas gift.
The last few nighla have been
cold enough that people are hunt
ing warmer underwear a very
natural result. If you wish woolen
underwear or box, the best for the
money to be had anywhere go to
the Racket Store. Just received a
full line of gents' and boys' fall
aud winter underwear and sox.
We claim to have a good line of
every-day negligee work shirts as
you will tint! outside of Portland.
and that our prices can not be
beaten in Portland. If you don't
believe it, call and see. This ia the
Racket Store.
The first frost of the season visit
ed this section Monday night, and
overcoats were welcomed by those
who were out in the early dawn
the next morning. Out on the
plains and along the river bottoms
ice is said to have formed in plaoes.
Roy Greear, son of Mr. and Mrs-
J. M. Greear, will attend school at
the Corvallis Agricultural College
this coming term. Quite a number
of Washington county pupils will
be in attendance.
We handle the best. For men
and boys' clothing, you can't beat
H. Wehrung & Hon. Ask those
who always buy of us. Call in and
see ub and you will buy of us.
Tompkins Broa., of Glenooe, are
getting a great deal of their piling
contract shipped before the bad
weather sets in. They are sending
away some very fine timber.
Every day a new stook of men's,
ladies' and children's shoes arrives
at H. Wehrung A Sons. Quality
the best and priceB the lowest.
Reduction in lace hose and light
weight underwear, at the Racket
Store.
Express wagons and croquet sets,
at E. L. MoCormick's.
WISH
RECEIVES FIRST PRIZE
Was Awarded the First Pre
mium at State Fair Yesterday
FOR 0.VCE WE GET TO THE FROST
Llaa County Gets Second Prize.
Conoty Ceotla'cot Gratified.
For years and years The Argus haa
contended tbat Washington county
was sufficiently rich in diversified
production to warrant the first
prise at the State Fair. Hitherto
it has fallen abort because of insuf
ficient display. Thia year, after
bard work, and after having eiper
ienced the needs, by many visits to
the State Fair. Mr. F. M. Heidel,
after a hard effort to get a splendid
exhibit, walked away with the
championship. Mr. Wm. J. Wall,
Mr. Heidel'a partner, sent The Ar
gus the following dispatch: "Sa
lem, Sept 17. Editor Argue:
vv asnmgton county gets first Drue.
Wall."
It is time for the farmers of the
county to jubilate. Messrs. Heidel
A Wall, with no assistance except
a lew dollars from the Board of
Trade, have made a fine showing of
our products. The award is grati
lying when it is known that other
counties received much publio aid
in me promoting of exhibita.
Washington county is "in it," and
the Hillsboro people are much
pleased at the result
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell at public
sale at the Johnson farm, one mile
west of Beaverton, at 10 a. m , on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8,
Two sott1 bones, lzfio each: erav mare.
900; 3 bead milch cows, one full-blooded
Jersey, on a K Jersey: 1 heifers. 1
Jersey, t yra; Jersey bull, i yrs; spring
uui, y graaea uxswoia abeep, sboat, 1
doz cbickcaa. Rush ford wagon, 3;
hack, top buggy, new set learn harneaa,
single boggy harness, saddle, Standard
mower, 5 ft. ha v rack, la in steel nlow.
stecltooth harrow, air-tight beater, oak
bedroom act. farm tools and numerous
other articles.
TERMS OF SALE:
$10 and under, cash; over f 10, one
year time, approved note, 6 per
cent interest. Two per cent off for
cash, sums over $10.
W. J. Hockkx.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Fruit Wanted.
We can pay $10 per ton for Italian
prunes, up to 70's; for apples. $6
per Ion. Hillsboro Fruit Drier.
AUCTION SALE.
The undersigned will eell at public
audio at the Geo. Smith donation.
one mile east of Hillsboro, on Base
line road, at 10 a. m., on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 6,
Gray mare, 8 yra, weight isoo; black
horse, S yra, laoo; gray horse. 9 yrs,
1300; bay horse, lo yra, 1400; bay mare,
la yra, 1400; bay horse, ia yra, I350;
black Percbcroa colt x m. unbroke: t
cows, in milk; i2 betters, a Durham, bal
ance lerseyi ana graded Jerseys, in
milk; 8 head steers, under a yrs; I5 head
yearling heifers, graded Jerseys; about
ao bead calves, mostly heifers; 8 pigs, 13
ewes, Cotswold; Cotswold buck, pure
bred; Mitchell wagon, 3; Bain, low
wntei, 3 ; 101 work Harness, buggy and
harness. Champion binder, Champion
mower, 8 ft hay tedder, 8 ft hay rake,
hayfork with ropes and pulleys, to-incb
ateel plow, 14-inch cast plow, iS ft steel
barrow. J. I, Caae gang plow, 12-in;
Hoosier i hoe grain drill, roller, hay
rack, Udy's saddle, hive beea, farm tools
and many other articles. Some house
hold goods.
TERMS OF SALE:
Under $10, cub; $10 and oyer, 1
year's time, approved note, 6 per
cent interest. Two per cent off
for cash, sums over $10.
J. T. Morelaxd.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Additional local on editorial page,
Will pay cash for a second band
baby buggy in good repair. In
quire at Argus office.
Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Tamieeie, and
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Bagley were
state fair visitors today.
Wanted A girl to do general
housework. Steady work, fall and
winter. Inquire at this office.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Tallman,
who have summered at Troutdale,
will spend the winter in Hilltboro.
The Diamond Ws are 0 K, and
ao are those new cigars just re
ceived at McCormick's. See his
ad in another oolumn.
J. T. Moreland, who has farmed
the Geo. Smith donation, east of
thia city, for several years, will
quit ranobing and go to Portland
tnia tall to try something else. s
Frank Willers, the 12-year-old
son 01 u. n. w uiers, who resides
south of the long bridge, while
pioking hops at Zina Wood's yard,
Monday, fell from a hop box while
trying to get down vines, and was
precipitated to the ground, break
ing and dislocating one of his arms
at the elbow joint. Dr. W. D.
Wood reduced the fracture, set the
dislocation, and the little fellow
waa taken home, where he is rest
ing as easy as could be expected,
considering the seriousness of the
break.
ft
I t). R. Spencer arrived in the citv
feom Loe Angeles yesterday morn
ing, alter an absence of several
months.
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction, on me uaivm Jack farm
one mile east of Farmington, com
mencing at 10 o'clock a. m., on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,
8ix heada first-class milk cows,
graded Jerseys; 3 heifers. 1 vear
line: bull. 1 sorrel
. ' " w ".
a lot of chickens and geese; Bain
farm wagon, spring wagon, Cham
pion self-binder. W A Wood mower.
cniiivsior, nand seeder, spring-
tooth barrow, pegtooth harrow, J A
I Case plow (14 inch), 2 sets dou
ble harness; 2 10 -sal. 1 8-eal and 1
5-gal milk can; a lot of farm tools
and other articles too numerous
to mention.
TERMS OF SALE;
All sums under $10, cash; over $10,
one years time, anuroved note, ft
per cent interest; '1 per cent off on
all cub sums over 10.
Will he pleased to show intend
ing purchasers above nronertv anv
time before sale.
J. J. Kbebs. Owner.
B. r. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at tae Newton ranch, one
mile east of Hillsboro, at 10 a. m.,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,
n i - . . .
oivwb none, wetetn ito: ra mare.
1376; bay mare, i v: erav horse, o rearm
m, 1000: 7 Booa aairv cows. vtxArA
Jerseys, all young, in milk, three fresh:
3 jersey neiler calves; 5 hogs; 16 Tou
louse geese, 5 aozen chickens, 3 1-4 Bain
waeon, heavy: hatk. set new wheels. iW
spindle; Osborne mower, 5 ft; lo-foot
rake, new Osborne binder, several sets
harness, a plows, 56-tooth harrow, ia
hoe Gnndiacb drill, hayrack, roller, cul
tivator, 3 barrels, barrel rineear. cook
range, cook atove, 45.70 rifle, single bar
rel snotgun, laity's iridic, hive beea.
washing machine, farm tools of all de
scription, and numerous other articles.
TERMS OF SALE:
$10 and under, cash; over $10. one
year's time, approved note, 8 per
cenuniereei.
A. M. BitowN, Owner.
B P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE.
I will eell at public auction on my
farm, one mile north of Gaston,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,
Teobeadof first-class milk cowa,Jer.
seysand graded Jerseys; it heifers, Jer
seys, graded, fresh in winter; 3 spring
calves Shorthorn bull, 4 years 1 Id; Jer
sey bull, a yrs old; Jersey bull, 1 yt old;
Jersey boll, 18 months old; a work
horses, bays, I400 each; span standard
bred horses. 5 yrs old, well broke, sire
Duke of Portland; 1 mar and colt, dark
brown; 90 Cotswold sheep. 8 Aurora
goats, t Billie goat, full blood; Eerkabire
ooar, a Drooa sows, 16 hogs and 10 pigs,
W K Woods binder. McConnick mower
and steel-frame rake, self dump, both
new, sickle grinder, Superior drill with
timothy seeder sttsched, straw cu'.ter,
fanning mill, Fairbank scales, a -seated
cutter, a Bain wagons, hack, bnggy,
cart, a acts double harness, buggy har
ms, can names, a 14-inch plowa, disc
harrow, drag harrow, garden cultivator.
shovel plow. Calhonn seeder, t milk
sns lo-gal; Stoddsrd churn, c-cal:
pans and pails: a lot of farm tools and
other articles too numerous too mention.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums under $10; cash over $10.
six months' time, approved note, 7
per cent interest.
Lunch at noon.
Mrs. H. F. Ball.
Wilbur Hughes, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at the Ben Anderson place,
Z miles southeast of Hillsboro and
1 mile from Farmington, at 10 a. m.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.
Four head good work horses, looo to
ijoo; 4-year-old horse, broke: wear-old.
unbroke; a cows, brood sow, soon to lit
ter; 10 pigs, 6 months old; new 3 S Bain
wsgon, new 3 Studebaker wagon, road
cart, Piano binder, 7 ft, Wood mower,
iiger raae, apnng-tootu harrow, 2 drag
harrows, roller, fanning mill, hayrack.
set new work harness, a 14-inch plows,
single harness, 5 dozen highbred chick
ens, 15-gal kettle, a lot of Burbunk and
Barly Rose potatoes aud numerous
other articles.
TERMS OF SALE:
Under $10, cash; $10 and over, one
year's time, approved note, 7 per
cent interest Two per cent dis
count for cash on sums over $10.
John Swanson, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell at publio
auction at the Chas. Herb nlace.
three-quarterB of a mile east of
Greenville, commencing at 10 a. m.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,
Three work horses, saddle pony, 7 milk
cows, 2 fresh; heifer, 8 head hogs,34-in.
header truck, 310, tubular wagon, two
3JK Bain wagons, back, a sets harnesa, a
14-ln. plows, sulkey plow, a steel har
rows, lever springtooth harrow, cultiva
tor, double-shovel plow, Advance sepa-
toi
.1UU.1C1 urm, tanning mill,
ayrake, harpoon hayfork with ri.PM
and pulleys, 2 hayracks, post-rsck, Os
borne binder, 6 pitchforks, 6 axes, 4
peaveya, 4 log dogs, 4 log chains, 2
lo-gal milk cans, heating stoves, cook
stove, washing machine, extension table,
l6-gal Iron kettle chaira, bedsteada, and
numerous other articles.
TERMS OF SALE:
$10 and under, cah; over $10, one
year'a time, approved note, 7 per
cent interest.
Theresa Hkhb, ,
Admx. estate Chas. Herb, dee'd.
Ira Bhadley.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Brick for Sale-
Parties wanting first-class building
brick, $6 00 per thousand, eall on
or address,
Oroner & Rowell
Scholls, Oregon.
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charge reasonable.
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mill, beyond Phillips, had bq
during the forest Area, last a
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some of the skid roads, bat ttk
touch the mill property.