HILLSBORO ARGUS, SEPT. 25, 1902.
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ABOUT MING FIKKSr
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The Law on This Subject und
the Penalty.
A IIXIKY THAT COMES hIGII.
Suiutlbtng Tint Should lalcrtat all
Who Live Wbtic Timber Crow.
Home young men who reside lav
Iweeu here and Cedar Mill were in
the city the Aral of the wk, and
Uxiii returning home paet tht
Hawthorn place, Ml flr to a new
ly uiml elathing, which waa nut
yet ready to hum ao m to make a
good jb. They wer held up by
Mr. Cat, who manage tht form,
tml ihey have agreed to clean up
the atime twenty acre which the
lire burned over and replace the
fence aa a realilutlon for the dam-K-
Incurred. Here i a leaaon for
young men who sometime, and
without malice, grow reck 1cm in
trespassing uton the property of
another. Iliere la a tiaiut pro
vhtiiig a penally againet auch
work The vouni men In our
lion only wauled a "lillle" fun, but
their action will ooat them consul
crahle labor.
Section 2, Act of 193, page 40,
Session Law. iay: ' Ir any ir
on shall, without nialioe, kindle
miv Ore in any held, paiture, en
cl.mure, fowl, prairie, or limber
Und not hi own without the con
end of the owner, and the nine
hall spread and do damage to any
hmldinga, fenota, croiie, cord wood,
berk nrot ler ronM p'nperly nol
tiiw own, or to an" wood or timber
Und nol hi own, ha ahull, on con
viction, be puniehed by a fine of
nut leaa than Ten Dollar, nor
more than On Hundred Dollar
and ooala, according to Ihe aggra
vation of the offenae, and (ball
stand committed until the One and
costa are paid."
If the Milling ia done with ma
lice, the fine, according to Section
l,i not leu than $'20, nor more
than 11,000, or iuiprieonmfDt in
the county jail not leaa than three
mouth nor more than twelve
month.
Now, a word a to alaahinga fired
by owner, and the blaae geltim
away and dealroying property ol
nthort. The Argu can find no stal
ula covering Ihia where due care ia
taken to keep tha fir from spread
I nir. A hundred of people are in
leresld in Ihia, Th Argu will le
.leased to have any on give it any
aw covering Ihia propoeillou.
CREEAR WEAVER.
Mr. Claude (Ireear, of tbi city,
nd Miaa Olli Weaver, of Urown
ville, were married at the home of
the bride, in tbe latter rity, Bun
da v. Henl. 21. 1902. They iuiruedi
telv came to Hillsboro, where
thev have Uken up Iheir resident:
in the Stewart building, aouth of
the Southern Pacific Mr. Greear
ia connected with the Climax Mill
of thi citv. while th bride i well
known here, having redded here
for eome month. They hav th
congratulation of a large number
of Irienda.
The city council met Tuesday
eve. aim the "cow ordinance has
liean "shot all to piece," figura
tively iakini(. The vote showed
a defeat, hut it Wan reconsidered
and then naared up to the next
inmilinif. There i lio nuealion but
what the cowa will run at large,
however, aa thero isn't much ahow
of the measure passing. The bicy
cle will Iho be permitted to run
on the sidewalk aa in the past, and
pedestrian must get out of the
way or take a chance. Tha ordi
nance to repair about 15 mile of
sidewalk wn passed, and the prop
erly owner will have GO day
wherein to put down Hie lumlier.
Second alreel will he rcplanked
and repaired from the inleraeclioii
of Main down to Kir, the crosa
alreet on which the Catholic church
la located.
PUBLIC SALE.
The underaigned will aell at public
auction ai i.ie i'biiiih I'm
mile weal of Heedville, at 10 a. m
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3,
Tmn utMrM. la veara. work iiok-1 am!
Inublr. atollt: acldtoa, 6 veara, all lair-
u iiaaw: a cowa. 1 ia milk, Jtreey; hell-
. r.ir lioi. o ahoata. A dot chickens,
wagon, a acta harneaa, I new; aew aleel
t,..rnw lj-lnch d ow. Hearing niowcr
h.vnck. utw X-cut aaw, S toaa cheat
liav. farm lltl olcuitnt. household lurnl
i..r, cook atov. foldiai bed, bedsteads,
owl eatenaioa table, churn, tawing
insctilne, kitchen table, chair, nearly
new; nuuieron other article.
TKRMS OF SALK:
Under 110. caah: 110 and over, one
year' lime, approved note, 7 per
cent lnlereii.
James K. Shook
I!. V. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
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0PKNNBXT WEEK.
Hillsboro and Forcbt (.rove
School ocn Monday.
C000 ATlKXbANCE IS EXI'ECTED
ugliterj',
reateat Wlnei
.TiihI received oinouhion oov
Am Btaiiined readv to work. Alao
some fluiahed, ready for use. Stand
covers, elo , at the Kackel bior.
Thin will Interest the ladiea.
VVehrung A Bon hav a handsome
linn nf ladies' tailor-mad skirts;
handsome, latest style and fluent
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qualities, o uwiu w i
land, uaii m anu boo uur uno.
Lost Dog, a mall, whit, En
glish fox terrier, 1 year old; b Uck
ears; short tail; ornanwnted collar.
"Teddy," right ear lightly lit at
point. Disappeared on Thursday,
Hept. 18, from my stor in Green
ville. A liberal reward will be
paid for his return, or information
leading to hi recovery. M. H.
Parker, M. D.
Tf iinn nmi't nut In that new
tl.ii aeaaon of th year, you
...a- a-lve ut th Idea. Call
l anil Me OUr handsome patterns
at cheapest prices; it will surprise
Iron bedsteaa oi nneav
makes at price surprisingly cheap
-r ... 1. to buv. All kind of fur
niture, carpets, etc. Anything you
want in furniture line at Portland
W. O. Donelion, Main
Col. Haytn-s, of Forent drove,
will aell ihrf followinit livealock at
public mIo, at hi place, one mile
val of Fureel (i rove, at 10 a. in.,
Haturday. Sept. 27: Thirteen head
good dairy cowa, 12 yearling hei
fer, reKiatered Shorthorn bull, oft
bend pure Colwold aheep, 25 head
An(ora (toal. 2 regietered AnK'ira
Hillie, very fine.
II. D. Kchiueltzer line) a young
foal, which arrived hint Friday,
and the little chap certainly should
do something for himcelf when he
get on the truck. Hi aire is Zulu
bro, ahoae owner refuKetl twenty
thoutind dollars for him, and hi
grndf ia McKiuney, aold at
twenty-five thoueaiul dollars a few
yeara ago. Zoiuhro went at 2:11.
and waa a Pacific count borne. The
mother nf the bahv i a da
of I hi-halie, one ot Hie g
pacar nf the Nortbweel. The colt
is big for bia ace, and give prom
iee of nuking n birf "raiiuey" horte,
nd if leitiuree g mh fur envllniig.
four years from now lie nhniild
ui.i'k a lew fi'i'uiuiH cm in nine oi
hi "pa" and "grati'lpa"
When' farmer are in need of ag
ricultural implement ihev ahnuld
see Si'hulmerich liro.' atM-k. They
re factory agenta for Ontioriie and
Deerlng barvealing machine, Kock
lalaud iduwa and harrow, ami
Tiger drill. Alao carry a full line
of buggies, waeoua ami general;
hardware.
The motor line riiihl oTwaycoiu
uiillee eapecls to get the concea-
on Ihroiufli all I ho property
through which the line will paa,
by the end of next week. I he en
gineers will, then have the eati-
mates ready ami we eliail Know
something dulinile within a few
ays after that. There are nut
very lew people) to yel we annuv
Ight of way, anil hut lor threading
nd hop picking, all would have
been readv for active work. Mr.
Graydon'a ngtnl waa in town Tuea
day, ami anva that right nf way
ha been aecureil clour througn lo
Cedar Mill with but one or two
eiceptions.
Let the electric lint come Den
nil" ia here lo etay, because the peo
pie tuual have aterling Rrocetiea.
Ihe lHaiii'ind-W iiraml lemi me
van. Ilita 1 lim nuunii aenaon.
(Set vour lunch supplies from Den
nia. Afk the people who ileal with
f hia price and quality are not
right.
Forest (i n vein to have a rural
mail delivery out of that city, ex
tending to Thktcher and llilUide,
covering tin premises of about one
hundred patron, I in Inborn could
una since have had a rural deliv
ery if farmers had petitioned for it
Aa It ia, However, man carriers ouv
of this town carry mail under reg
ulations to farmera residing along
the route. Home months ajo, The
Argua tried to arous interest
amonii larmeis lowaru peuunr.ing
for a rural delivery, hut to no
avail. Perhaps rural delivery will
oome along in the next genurntion
when people ahow more interest in
auch matters.
Do ynu need a 1ml? Cune and
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see US. we seep inu lavoev io
I'ou neul gent's fiimiahing good?
We have lliem. Do yon need gro
ceries? Of course you do anil we
have the beet And remember that
II. Wehrung & Sons pay the lngh-
...urlri.t nrinw t,r lurnl nrodlice.
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llv the end nf the week the iik-TV
ing of hops for this season will
have been a thing of the past. Iin-
brie and Bewell have finhhed their
vards to the ent of town, and Sah-
geylier, on the Hawthorne place,
will come near nnlHliins. while
II. W. Itarnc, Principal at Hillsboro,
Ward P. Swope, Forest Crove
The IIillHlxiro public scniMiia win
open next Monday, with the follow
ing e.rm of teachera: H. W.
Itarnee, principal; T. P. Kendall,
ri-veulh grade; Lulu J. Mann, sixth
grade; Lucy U. Humphreys, fifth
grade; Maud Wilson, fourth grade;
JSertha Clark, third grade; Hone
Wilcox, aecond grade; Mrs. Pilten
ger, primary. K. M. Hice will act
aa janitor for the ensuing year. It
ithought that the school will
atari with a good attendance, as
hop picking ia over and there is no
excuse lor pupils to reiimiii at
home,
Forest drove also 0en her
school, with Ward B. riwope aa
principal. Nearly all the county
school open next Monday, and a
good attendance is expected from
the start, owing to the facl that
harvest and hup picking is over.
PATTERTON- BOSCO W.
Preston W. Starch, of Holyokr,
Principal Instructor.
The county teacher are holding
an Institute in Hillsboro this week,
and the attendance is large. Prof.
dav. Keptemlier
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
BorcoWjOf Hillsboro, wa the scene
of a very pretty wedding, the con
tracting partiea being their eldest
daughter, Misa Urace C Boscow
and Mr. Doc P. Patterson, of Cot-
uue tirove. The ceremony was
peilornied at 1 :30, in ihe presence :
of ihe family and a laree numWr
of invited giienis. Kvan P. Hughes,
of Wondbutn, and former pastor of
thi) Hillslairo Congregational
church, ofliuiating. The bride was
briutiful in a gown ol organdie,
trimmed with Valenciennes. The
house waa decorated with autumn
leaves and ivv, and the dining hall
with chrysanthemum and ribbons
lo match. After tbe ceremony the
wedding pariv enjoyed a bounteous
spread, and. after receiving con
gratulation. Air. and .Mr. I'aiter
son departed on the evening train
for Cottage drove, where they will
make their home. The bride is
one of Hillsboro's favorite young
ladies, and for some years has been
connected with the public schools
of this city. The groom is man
aging a drug business at Cottage
(iroyr.
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will sell at public
auction, on hia farm, li miles
north-east of (ireenville, com
mencing at 10 o'clock a. in ,on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7,
One tpan of horae. li and 16 years old,
weight about ifww each; mare, 5 year
old, weiKlit about 1300; et work har
ness: 1 cows, part Jerey, I to be Iresn
toon . the olber in milk; a a vr-old heif
er, 4 yearling heifers, a 9-uionths-old
heifers, 1 6-mooth-old heifer, 8 head
veitr mil! Hteen, yearling bull, 7 ewe
Iambi, graded CiliwoM; sow and pic
good land roller, ?o-gal iron kettle, log
chain, J 1 0-1 1 milk cans, cook stove,
beiiler, extension table, farm tools, and
numerous other article.
TERMS OF SALE:
Under fill, cash; fin and over,
one year's time, approved note, 6
per cent interest,
E. M. Pl'HPI.N.
P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
B.
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will sell at public
unction, at the Hansen farm, i
mile north of Bethany, at 10 a. m.,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14,
Horse, 8 years, weight I350: niaie, 7 yrs,
1 150; mare, 11 yrst ufto; Jersey cow,
fresh in Noveinlierj 1 Jersey cow, freah
in December; I cow, fresh soon; ( Jer
sey bull 9 months; 1 heifers; Bain wa
gous, J.S and spring wagon with
top; buKy, phaeton, Osborne binder,
I'lnno and Champion mower, hay rake,
use nnrrow, ruuimior, nuiuniiuie icvcr
arrow, land roller, 14 iucli stubble
plow, lever stump puller, log augur ma
chine, triple waifoo toncue, wheelbar-
ow.grindstoKe.a hayracks, lo-gal churn
and milk pans. Hive bees, M uox cluck'
ens, 4 doz turkeys, sled for wagon bed,
et new work harness, set Harness, used
single harness. 44-cal kettle, Couiatock
Castle vanue with reservoir, bed and
, TERMS OF SALE:
Under sMO, cash; $10 and over, 1
year's time, approved note, 6 per
cent. If paid within C mouths, no
interest.
Apoi.I'h Hanskn.
B P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Mo
Bairlev is crowding hi yard hard springs, etc., farm tools and numerous
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1 lie vliriieiiua jrnrim Bin mmo ,mvi
ing, while the Laurel growers
wound up the middle of the week
The first new hops sold in Ihe val
ley went at 20 cents in the Salem
country, lueBtiay.
Commencing September 1, H.
Wehrung & Sous will give tickets
with each dollar caah purchase on
premiums, us follows: First prize,
elegant 02 piece set dishes; 2nd
prize, gent's ?1U suit clothes; uru
prixe, hoy's suit or girl's dress pat
tern, value, if 5.
Ira Sackrliler. who whs with the
Regular Army, Co. 1C, '22nd Infant
ry, U. 8 A , in tha Philippines,
and who but recently was muster
ed out, is in the city this week, the
guest of his sister, Mrs. itenton
Bowman.' He has just returned
from a trip back to his old homo,
Hu'sotiMlle, III , and thinks he
may go to Vancouver and again
join the army for Philippine service.
Express wagons and croquet sets,
at E. L. McUorroick s.
Sen) of Minnesota cigars at
Cormick's.
Money to loan in sums to suit
II. T. Bagley, Hillsboro.
Sv Best market price for good oats,
1 .i' fti;ii ni l 1
ai Ulimnx pun. vinuue urerm,
"A long pull and a strong pull"
is alright sometimes, but if your
razor pulls get a strop at 1 hv Del
ta, Large assortment.
Every day 0 new stock of men's,
ladies' and children's shoes arrives
at II. Wehrung & Sons. Quality
the best and prices the lowest,
Lost Three-year-old red cow, in
milk: small, smooth horns; had
small bell on. Reward for return
ing to A. B. Campbell, Hillsboro,
Additional local 00 editoria! page,
Fire has Wn started in the fruit
drier, and the firm ha plenty of
fruit to keep them going for some
lime.
A freh, young, Jerey cow for
ale, or will trade for sheep. E.
II. Warren, Hillsboro.
Cbaa. True, tf Middleton, ia the
only Washington county farmer
who is drawn for service on eilber
the U. S. grand or petit jury for the
federal term of court to be held in
October, at Portland.
Beef, Iron and Wine, when prop
erly combined, make an ideal Ton
ic and Kealorative. ouch an article
you will find at The Delta. Price,
'jO outs.
John Dubbins, who spent the
"barefoot boy" period of his life in
this man's town, is here for the
week, enjoying a lay-off from bis
duties as brakesman on tbe South
ern Pacific. Warren, bis brother,
is also in the city, greeting friends.
If you want to buy a farm or
city property, see S. S. Barnes. He
baa some good bargains. If you
want to rent a farm, or want to
borrow money on real estate, he
can accommodate you.
W. E. Pruyn, of Heppner, re
turns home the last of tbe week,
alter having viaited the state fair,
and friends and relatives in this
city. While at Salem he installed
some machinery in one of tbe state
institutions.
John R. Bailey, who has one of
the largest prune orchards in the
"Hcounty. was down from Buxton
11 1 .....
24, 1902, lal week, ana says mat 11 is crop
mis year is eouieiuiug iiuinenre,
both for quality and yield. He
will do bia own drying, as he is
well equipped fur this work.
Crescent Flour will give you sat
isfaction. Ask your grocer for it.
(Jet it once and your kitchen will
not be without it. W e nave placed
this Hour with John Dennis, Main
street, for the benefit of those who
use and call for it. Crescent Mills,
Forest Grove.
Tbe first issue of the Beaverlon
paper, called the Saturday Even
ing Journal, published by C. E
Bailey, has reached Hillsboro. Ihe
paper is very small, but tbe pub
lisher promisee lo make it very
lively. Owing to illness in the
family of the editor, the news ser
vice extended to Beaverton pre
cincts only. The paper has no evi
dence of (tolilics.
Lost two horses, black and gray
mares. 1 he black has star in lore-
head, and weighs about 1500
Gray weigh about 12S0. Reward
and expenses fur information lead
ing to recovery. L. Dim bat, lull
dale, Ore.
The government is asking bids
for 2,000 tons of hay, compressed,
and 3,000 tons of oats, for ship
ment to Manila, sunposably. The
bids will lie opened next Saturday.
and as Albers & Schneider, of
Portland, have the only big com
pressing plant in this section, they
will most likely get the contract
The bulk of this hay will come out
of Washington county, as in tbe
past. 1 his should certainly send
up the price of timothy to some
extent.
A new, Bwell line of neckties, at
tho Racket Store. Not a better as
sortment in town, and no lower
prices 011 earth. This is the truth
no make-believe or .bluff to get
you into our stored If you don't
have confidence in us, our goods
and our prices, we don't cater for
your trade. But we can, will and
do prove and hack up our "ads,"
every one and all. Good goods,
low prices, at the Racket Store.
Eugene Dant, the Reed ville
thresher, was in town Monday and
says that his machine has finished
for the year. He states that he
had not yet left the stackyard at
the Witch Hazel ranch when he
ifcovered the stacks afire, and
that he did all that was possible to
Bave the grain. He states that he
also tried to settle with the owner
of the grain, but that they could
not agree upon a settlement. Mr.
Dant has retained S. 11. Huston to
conduct his defense.
Wanted Boys and girls who go
to the public school to call at the
Racket Store and get free slate
pencils and lead pencils. Every
boy and girl calling on Monday
next will be presented with pencils
free. 1 his is no fake, ton don't
have to buy a tablet or something
else, for we give them away whether
you buy or not. We might remind
you that we have tablets, for school
use, at right prices, lock Doxes
for pens and pencils for 4o, and the
same, complete with slate, pencil
lead pencil, pen and penholder,
rule jtnd key, for 8c.
Mrs. Asa Williams, one of the
early pioneers of Washington coun
ty, died at Forest Urove, Monday
and was buried in the Hillsboro
cemetery yesterday. Deceased was
a daughter of the late ueo. smith
who at one time owned the dona
Hon land claim under his name
just east of this city. Early in the
'Mb her Husband conducted
eating house in this city, and they
afterward moved to the Greenville
section, where they resided for
many years. Her husband died
last year. Her children are: Mrs
Melinda Thompson, Mrs. S. T.
Crow, Claborn, James and Fred
Williams, Mrs. C. Purdin, Mrs.
Bertha Ryuial aud Miss Grace
Williams.
COUNTY TEACHERS
ABEIN SESSION
Large Attendance is a Mark
ed Feature.
Tbe grand opening ball of the
season will take place in the Opera
House, September 27, Saturday
evening. Everybody invited,
Tickets, 75 cents. Supper extra.
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at the Ben Anderson place,
NOTED EDUCATORS FK0M THE EAST 3 miles southeast of Hillsboro and
1 mile from Farminglon, at 10 a. m
Prof.
Brick for Sale-
Partie wanting first-ola bulldtu
brick, It-.") per thousand, call M
or add ft,
Groner ft Howell Go.
Scrolls, Oregon.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.
Poor head good work horses, looo to
1500; 4-year-old borsc, broke; 3 year-old,
uobroke; 2 cows, brood sow, soon to lit
ter; 10 pig, 6 months old; new 3Ji Bain
wagon, new 3 Studtbaker waeon, road
cart. Piano binder, 7 ft, Wood mower.
Tiger rake, spring-tooth harrow, 2 drag
barrows, roller, (anninir mill, bayrsck,
Preeton W. 8earch,of Mt. Holyoke, 'k barues. M-iach plowa.
cna, 13-fraI kettle, a lot of Burbank and
Early Rose potatoes and numerous
other articles.
TERM3 OF SALE:
Under $10, cash; 110 and over, one
year lime, approved note, per
cent interest Iwo per cent dis
count for cash on sums over tlO.
Jons 8WA.Y80.V, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
a noted educator, is present for the
session. Prof. French, of the Mon
mouth Normal Training School, is
Iso aiding in instruction.
Those present are:
Hillsboro Lulu Mann, Mrs. M.
M. Pittenger, Jos. C. Tamiesie, AI-
ma iiowman, . a. i upper, &va
Catching. B. W. Barnes, Bertha
Clark, Jennie Beamish, Lucy E.
Humphreys, Ralph Wan-, Clara
Anderson, Am Hood, Gertrude
Timm. Tr ne.-ee Wealherred, 8.
C. Sherrill.Carit-n-tte Haley, Majd mile northwest
Wilson. Blanc Rii. T. P. Ken- at 10 o'clock a. in.
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dall, John Nice, Minnie Johnson,
Maude Brown.
Forest Grove Eva Real, Birdie
Chitwood. Laura Luce, Mrs. M. J
Abbott. Elva S. Baker,
F. A. BAILEY, ZZ. a
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Office Ugrgna-BaUay Mack a auk
Rooms la-lj aa4 if.
west corn laalla
BoU'
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S. T. L.NKLATBK, M. . C. MU
PHYSICIAN AMD SUMSC
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PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at the Blanchard place, 3
of Hillsboro,
on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,
Gray mare, 7 years, weight 1200;
jray horse. 8 yrs, 1200; cow, 7-8
Jersey, 6 years; 4 head 7-8 Jersey
KWn heifer, 2 years; Jersey bull, 2 yrs
ler n
f, Or. RnnDumnt. Ore l M. siiwp, inigs. nigmi, ki
q', t- . r.. ' r..- harness, harrow, drill, Piano mow
11' w ix li... n.-- rw er, Osborne-Columbia binder, near
u a .- tt.w.i Dm-wJIy new; 2 plown, cultivator, clod
H BlU u, aj v r UBVl IbO wuia- - , - , , . , 1
head, Susie Jackson, Josephine "J -'.lu '"J'
1 ' Tin:. i p.i n...u;n. puller complete, grain cradle, hay
Baldwin, Myrll Porter, Mary rt, ""s '"" , ,
Luce, M. C. Case.
JAMES PHILLIP! TAMIXS1I. M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon SoaUurm facUU allraaul C.
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6ct aaat Rfid o acta siate Maia,
acu Udd rUowa' ftaUdiai, Hllhika.
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stove, heater, household furniture,
10-gal and 20-gal milk cans, hive
bees, grindstone, 2h tons baled hay
and numerous other articles.
TERMS OF SALE:
Under $10, cash; f 10 and over, one
Hills, E. E. Fisher, T. A. year's time, approved note, 6 per
Adelia Hermans, Alice cent interest. o interest if paid
within six months, lhree per
cent off for cash over 110.
C. H. Blanchard,
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Cornelius Mrs. M. E. Thomp
son, A. J. Alton, Urusiila irue,
Louisa Monberry, Frank Briggs,
Lillian Briggs, Lawrence Dixon.
Beaverton Anna Tbeisen, Fran
cis G.
Fleck,
Fleck.
Tualatin Lottie and EQi Gal
breath.
Tigardville Emma Haines, An
nie Pollard and Florence Wilson
Verboort Koea Vandehey and
Katie Jenck.
Scholia Jas. H. Jack, Callie
Koeber.
Laurel Christie Little, E. L,
Manes.
Reedville S. T. Adams, Maude
Dant, Helen Johnson
Dilley-Coral Wilkes, Mabel
Edwards.
Portland Minnie Osmund. W
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at the Chas. Herb place,
three-quarters of a mile east of
Greenville, commencing at 10 a. m
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,
Three work horses, aaddle pony, 7 milk
cowa, 2 (reh: beiler,8 head hosa, jS in.
header track, J in. tubular wagon, two
xSt Bain waeona, back, 2 sets barn ess, a
F. Onrrell Daisv Sundntone. Venus 14-in. plows, sulkey plow, steel bar-
Coburn. rows, lever apnnpooin narrow, cu.uva-
Centerville Anna Chalmers and Hooker imin drill, tannine mUL
Maude Marsh. hayrake, harpoon hayfork with rope
Glencoe A. L. Thomas. and pulleya, 2 hayracks, poat-rack, O-
Gaston-W. A Johnston; U. C. borBe "'. JlTri
us 11 . 1 WiTtrs, ivit UUKS, inc vuaiua,
Hooooury, iMountainaaie; js,an mUk c,n. heatine .toves.cook
Graves, Spnngbrook; Nellie M. ttove, washing machine, extension table,
Raymond, Buxton: Edgar Verrr, ib-gai iron kettle chairs, bedsteada, and
Cedar Mill: Mrs. C. C. Arns and BU w .
A. E. Wilson. Phillips. TERMS Op SALK:
State Superintendent Ackerman $10 and under, cash; over $10, one
will be here Friday, and on Satur- year's time, approved note, 7 per
day the county school onicers will cent interest.
meet for general
school affairs.
discussion of I
The undersigned will sell at public
sale at the Johnson farm, one mile
west of Beaverton, at 10 a. m , on The undersigned will sell at public
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 8. auctiou, at his farm adjoining tbe
' 1 if x 01 : t . u ..t
Tn .orr.l r.,,r.. 1 rh or m.r MBnillllK IHfOl, 4 J U1I1CB lioriu Ol
900; 3 head milch cows, one full-blooded Hillsboro, commencing at 10 a. m.,
ersey, one a t Jersey; 3 ueilers, 1 a Jn SATURDAY. OCTORER 4.
O .n. T...r K.,11 9 UM ....Un I
calf, to ifraded Cotswold sheet), sboat. 1 viyuesuaiB biuiuoii, o yearn oiu;
doz chicken. Rushford wgon, 3'. mare. 8 yrs; driving horse, 3 yrs;
hack, top buggy, new aet team harness, o -.a.Hno fill! Aa 9 anelclinv nolta.
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..UB. ""bkj V, Bk.hre.1 .IrPir xn
mnuar c' tiAvraflr lA.in atfl Tilnw. I D -B .w, ,
tefltooth harrow, air-tieht beater, oak in milk, 1 being fresh; 2 Jersey
bedroom set, farm tools and numerous heifer, 2 years old; Jersey heifer,
other article. I vaarlins? Aft otoata. trailed Anotnra
- 1 j bi , B n - - ,
TLRMb OF SALE: wethers and Nannies; 2 Angora
10 and under, cash; over $10, one bucks, 1 a yearling, full blood; 30
vear s time. aoDrovea note, b per neaa 01 isnropsnire ewes; z onrop
cent interest. Two per cent off for shir bucks; hand hay press, and
cash, sums over $10.
W. J. IIOCKKN,
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE.
Theresa Herb,
Admx. estate Chas. Herb, dee'd
Ira Bradley.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE.
PROrKSBIOaAU
GEO. B. BAQLEY
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fiooouj 1 aid Bill BaiUlaff
HILLSBORO, . . OKJUrOI,
H. T. BAQLSY,
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BBNTON BOWMAN,
ATTORNEY. AT. LAI
NoUtial Work asat r j rinf
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Urgent list of farau aaraateia Wi
ingtou County, aloawy to loaa.
veyancing, etc. W will aU yowr 1
for yon.
Hillsboro On
ATTENTION, VETERANS.
numerous other articles.
TERMS OF SALE
Under $10, cash; $10 and over, 1
year's time, approved note. If not
paid at maturity, note to draw in
terest from date ot sale, at i per
Headauarter8 Washington County cent. Peter Uottleih.
Veteran Association, Hillsboro, B. f. uornenus, Auctioneer
Ore , September 18, 1902.
The first semi-annual meeting of
the Washington County Veteran
Association will be held at Uorne- The undersigned will sell at public
hue. Ore , at 1U a. m., inursaay, auction at the Geo. Smith donation
DR. J. B. ADkUNaV
jrnri aTsiarlaan 1st MflW
DE1NTISTF5P
Firstelaas Set vices. Charges Kaaan
Office, Union Block, over Senate;
Bros.' Store.
HILUBOBO, OBI
AUCTION SALE.
October 2, 1902.
All comrades, and ladies of the
Auxiliary are very cordially in
vited to be in attendance.
G. N. Halk, Pres
Rodolph Crandall, Sec'y.
Wanted A girl to do general
housework. Steady work, fall and
winter. Inquire at this office.
Mr. and Mr. Evan P. Hughes,
of Woodburn, were given a recep
tion at the home of Mr. and Mr
H. V. Gates last evening, by their
many friends in this city.
The Diamond Ws are O K, and
so are those new cigars just re
ceived at McCormick's See his
ad in another column.
C. A. JMwell aud wife are in
town, guests of Mrs. Elwell's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tho. Tucker
For seven years Mr. Elwell has
been mail carrier in one of the
down town districts, and he will
soon change to the Sunnyside
route.
A. B. BAILEY, D. D. & .
Dentist
Room 10 and 11,
Morgan-Bailey
Houas 9 to ia a. u., and 1 to -
Him.bboro 0
vvvvyyvvvvyrvyvvvyeM
one mile east of Hillsboro, on Base
line road, at 10 a. m., on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 6,
Gray mare, 8 yrs, weight 1200; black
horse, a yrs, laoo: gray horse, 9 yrs
1300; bay borse, lo yrs, 1400; bay mare
la yrs, 1400; bay horse, 12 yrs, I350
black fercneron colt, 3 yrs, unoroke;
cows, in milk; i2 heilers, a Durham, bal
ance Jerseys and graded Jerseys, in
milk; 8 head steers, under yrs; Is ltead
yearling heifers, graded Jerseys; about
ao neaa caivea, mostly neiiers; dies, ix
ewes, Cots wold; lotswold buck, pure
bred; Mitchell wagon, 3; Bain, low
wheel, iX' lot work harneaa. buggy and
harness, Champion binder, Champion
mower, 8 tt bay tedder, 8 ft bay rake,
hayfork with ropes and pulleya, 16-inch
steel plow, 14-inch cast plow, i5 ft steal
harrow, J. I. Case gang plow, 13-in;
Hooater ia boe gram drill, roller, hay
rack, lady's saddle, hive beea, farm tools
and many other articles. Some house
hold goods.
TERMS OF SALE:
Under $10, cash; $10 and over, 1
year' time, approved note, 6 per
cent interest. Two per cent off
for cash, Bums over $10.
J, T. Morei and.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
DR. C B. BROWN.
DENTIST
516 Ockam Building, rortlaad, I
Makes frequent visits to Hillabo
nounccmeata oi time pwhllskwl.
rrMesaaVMWM
BlacksmithiD
& Wagon Wood-TH
have opened a blaokit
and wagon wood-work sboj
old Gardner stand on Thin
Hillsboro, and olloit your
age. All work guarant
charge reasonable.
Horse-shoeing a spcialt
J. Eink
Get your wood in out of
Those wanting wood a
team aaw may Uav on
th undrind, or at th
store. Jame Harwood.
street, Hillsboro.