HILLSBORO ARGUS, OCT. 2, 1902.
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COUNTY PRODUCTS
SIIIPPKI) EAST
Will Ik' Displayed lie fore
lutttcrn People. -
HAKKIMAtt PKOI'LE WANT KMIIIIIT.
Will r'lrl be Irltulaysd at I'coiIj. III.
Will Make Ibe Hounds
Washington county's premium es-
dibit which captured the tlrit prlie
at lite state fair has bi-en callfd for
liy Harvey K I,ouiiberry, f th
K.ittlhi-rn I'wciflo liuee, end the lnt
(Htrtlon of tli display has been
sent east fur fxhihlt by Mr M
Kinney, Immigration agent f the
Harriman lines of railway
Mams. Heidel A Willi w i II i i k 1 '
permitted Mr. Lntniala-rry In seWl
wlmt he wanted of the eahibit, ami
lis shipment we madu It once.
Kaeh specimen will lm labelled
" Wnoliliifilon County, Oregon, f'nin
HilNunro," and that they will at
tract much attention goes wiilnnii
saying The exhibit (imt gnes to
IVnria, III , end from there to other
tmnilvata in the Miaeiadppi alle
Washington couidy wilt ft niI n
did advertising Iroiu this prii
fililhil.
M I). WUWe (Wy Ktute
Kwir Hoard) psper, the Rural
Hplrll, says of the W nj; t . .
ruutity exhibit: It wa th hhmm
rrpresriitetive at(ric-utl ti m I display
ever m"t on exhibition. Tb ar
rangement it very good, ling
aiiliiewhal of the shape of h luilf
tthl wilhotil the lir In lb
liin k arr' gil high cum ami
pnnpaa iliitne, with Imps on on
Mil einl grains "d grasses on thw
other The spokes were cumped
of Kreine and grilses, filled in with
trull, all kind of v-gi-tb'i, anil
mmie very large pumpkin were
there The graeeet were very rout
plete, there being at leaat ."0 varie
ties, and all were practical (.pecies.
County commissioners are in
eeeioii thia week for the October
term.
K. h. MoConnick hat pocket
kuivee, rax ra and eciMore that are
fully wai ranted.
J aeper Ritchie and filthily Imve
removed to View, Clark county,
With., to reeld.
Elisabeth N, Shearer, of dale
Creek, haa lieen granted a widow V
penaiott of (12 a month.
Uo to K. R. Dailey'a Bicycle
Store for gun" aid ammunition
and bicycle iiindriee and repairing
-K. U.lailey, Main Street. IIiIIh
horn. The recent raina etarted plowing
In some extent, but the ground
could be in much belter condition
I'nleaa we get coneidernhle n.ori
rain, turning of the earth will not
I hi very general thin fall.
Mra Roee Owena, of Ballard,
Waeh , returned laet evening after
a litre week' vieit with her
brother, J. II. Davie, o Mountniu
dalt, whom aha haa not sent for '2'.'
years, since thee were children to
gather back in Kaneaa.
Yea, the bird law ia out now,
and you can kill 'em! (let vnur
gun and ammunition of K I,.
McCormick he haa the kind that
will kill 'em.
Mra B H. Koherta, of Sacramen
to. Cal , in her for a formightV
vi'il with Mra. Mary Malniie ami
Iter other eiatura Mra Roberts is
a daughter of lit late Edward Con
stable, and haa not been in thic
city for about ilxteen veais
Geo R. Bailey, al'ornev (or
John I'. Aplin, ha tiled a demur
rer in the uit of Thoa Talbot, ask
ing for a fureoloaure, Huston and
Jobii' M Wall, attorney, on t lie
ground that the ooinplaint doe
not etate lacta auflicieut to consti-
tute a cause of action. Thia ia the
case where the Cornelius flour mill
it invo'ved.
John U. Fehler, who wax mar
ried in Heutou county, in 1SU4,
aeka the cirouil court to releneie
him from Mary Fehler. on the
around, of desertion: while Inn be I
la Daly wants a divorce ftoui Peter
A. Daly, on the ground or dener
lion and failure to provide. The
Daly couple were married in Colo
rado four yeara ago, and separated
few month later.
It 0. Leedy, of Tignrdville, Mus
ter of the Hlate Orange, write The
Argue that the new Agricultural
Hall, at the Agricultural College,
will be dedicated October 15, and
that the Board of Regents, of which
he ia a member, deriree a huge at
tendance ol (he representative citi
zens. Washington county f'rmern
and business men are invite I, ami
a one fare for the round trip to
Corvallis has been given for the oc
casion by the Southern I'ueillu. A
special train will leave Portland tt
7:50 a. in , and, after the exercise,
the train will return that evening
giving all a chance to return on
the same day. This will make it
nice trip for Washington county
farmers, and, while there, they will
see what their money is being ex
pended for, The expense is not
very large, Visitors from here will
be welcomed by Dr. Withyoombe
the Vioe-Dlrector, and Mr. Leedy't
i WaHhingtoii County Teach J
era' Amkk ition a f.riin-d in this
city lust week, th object hcing to
tirotmilH iiiti-ri-Kl in tin- local ineti
lute and othirwiee evcoutHy gen
eral work germane to teaching
The count an divided in three
district. Of the county urgani.a
tioo, Supt Hull was rnaile ex ollicio
preridi'lil and II. V. I'nrne wa
elee til Dccreliirv. The three divis
ion for Instil ute work are Koreet
drove and vicinity; IlilUlmro and
vicini'y, nihI Miilillclon and vicin
ity H. V.. SherriM m in clinrge of
the 1 1 itletn.rti d strict, Ward R
Sw".e, of ti e Koreet ( ir ive district,
and SIk lii-v Kundi'tone will
look after the Middletoli section.
The I'lr-t local jiixtilute will he held
it Korei drove the U-t Halurday
In Ociolier.
Tlii f the time of the year when
yim fei-l hearty ami yi.u can do
von' inner limn the inottt gimd by
liiyi'ig vour grm-frie at Dennis'
Main trcet utme. Don't forvet
lliMt he kcpn the lineal lines to lie
foMiid in tin' city up to date and
the pit r-k t and licet rejections of all
kind
Karl Itiiiiwni, Fii'd liicktd nod
(ieo, Unit, three )oung fellow
from the Vukima country, recently
took a herd i f horree to Slierwooil,
thii county, and tried to sell them
The I'liriltiud ollicer had notified
the Hherwood nllii-er I h it the ani
iiinl had been Mulen from Vukima,
ami a na'ranl by Jurtice ltuck
helil them. They were Uken to
I'olllainl. where Jildue Seara 'T
mined them to go because the re
tutu d'd not nli'iiv that tint young
lellnn hiid had h preliminary ex
aminatioii l-f. re the jux'iiT. They
had not h'ft Ihecmrl room, how
ever, jnnlil a wmru'd arrived from
N'oith V m k i ma mid an ollicer took
lliem with him to the lm i.ch grille
Ciiiiiiirv to niiswer the charge of
grand larceny. '
i!-Iiio ru Mill inn nl Imce
if, wel If Hi Iter J lute m 4.mmm
lea' lo r in )eiiii' rboe ete k Ak
llioee M ho inn fioiu him I.Hll
rtyl and lrt in iiia!ily. A
n-riHly of iidiex' sIimh nihI a full
hoe of all kind.
The Oregon Conftirence bus jtikt
closed it session el (irauts I'a.
and the rhiiuge allccled in Wash
iiiglnn county are: I. S Ctemn
will stay at t'ornelius; S F Hel
knnp will stay at Forest drove; T.
II. Fiitig will take the pulpit of S
II. tireenlen, at llil'shoro, and Mr.
lireenlee will go to Wmalhurn; Is
rail Putnam lis the Dilley cliarge,
and S. S lee ha the iieaverton
charge. Key, II. Oherg, who wa
here prior to h'ev. (ireenlee. will
remain at Astoria, where he ban
been for lb" veer last passed. D.
A. Walters, of lutein, is the presid
ing ehUr, having euccev'ded himself
by appointment.
Ciiinmeticing Si'ptenilier 1, II.
Wehruni! A Son will aive tickets
with each dollar cash purchase on
premium, us follows: First prize.
elei'Rul 52 niece eel dishes; 2nd
pr'xc, gent's lltl suit clothes; .'tnl
(irixe, iioy's soil or girl's dress pat
tern, value,
I lie cilv council will meel uu
October I I, and at ihat lime con
sider (he iipplicaliou fur the grant'
ing of a franchises for the electric
line in'n the city The petition if
not yet drawn, and it i not kn iwn
lust wh'te the cntnnai y will w not
to lirmu in its track. It is known.
however, that it will usk for light
of way either on Main or Washing
ton streets, the latter being one
block south of Main. In cae of
objection it sill be well for people
to bear in miml the ditte ol the
meeting
The Fall linn nf dress goods,
tlminelelles, niitince, crctons. table
linens, etc, will arrive At II. Web
rung v Sens, Scpteinlier 1. Finest
anil most complete lino ever
brought to llillsboro
Rev. Talliot, late of Oklahoma,
lui arrived and token up his resi
dence in thiscijy. Mr Talbot is
on the coast for hN health, unit
will remain here until I e is bene
fitted or sees that the climate will
do him no good. On Wednesday
of this week he opened service in
the Baptist church for that denim
inntion, and will continue fir sev
eral day On next Sunday, State
Missionary (ieo. Vamey will hold
services in too same church under
the auspices of the Baptists
This will interest the ladies. II.
Wehrung A Sons have a handsome
line of ladies' tailor-made skirts;
handsome, latest style and finest
qualities. No need to go to Port
land. Call in and sen our line.
Wilbur, the 1-1 year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ueo. Campbell, of
South Tualatin, died . Sunday
morning and wn buried Monday
in the I. 0. O. K. cemetery. This
was the only son in the family, and
the bereaved parents have the sym
pathy of the entire eommuni,ty in
which tiny reside. Mr, Campbell,
the father, is a brother of Rev. J.
A Campbell, of Portland, formerly
of llillsboro, and also a brother of
David Campliell, of this city.
Beef, lion and Wine, when prop
erly combined, make an ideal Ton
ic and Restorative. Such an article
you will find nt The Delta. Price,
50 CNit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Palrimteer
are reluming to llillsboro from
Portland, where they have resided
for some months. His many
friends here extend Jerome and
family a hearty welcome.
Tor (Jiantinn of I rancliisc on
Main aiui Second Streets
FOK THE WEST SIDE & SLIitKHAX.
Conifiany I 'uliing Mj Iters a Rapid
ly a I'vNkitile.
A petition is being numerously
signed by property owners along
Main and Second streets for the
granting of a franchise to the West
Hide A Suburban Railway Com
pany, the projector of the electric
line. The company is asking the
the Multnomah county court to
grant a franchise along the county
road (Conn 11 road) for a distance
of l HtH") fret, this week, and the
llillsboro matter will be presented
to the council in a few days. The
right-of-way will all be secured in
a very short time, and Mr. Gray
don saya that as soon as the terri
tory is signed, dirt will lie thrown.
All the heavy propeity owners
along Main and Second streets
hive signed the petition. The
franchise at present asked for
comes into the business portion of
the town on Main and turns at the
corner of Second, going down that
street ss far ss Baseline, to the cor
ner where the Tongue residence
stand.
t'.esl market price for good oats,
at Climax Mill. Claude ljrear.
Congressman Tongue has re!
a ... ...I,.
ceiveci a can to come to tmio 10 aiu
in the campaign, but has advised
ihnl he can not make the trip
Owning hall of season, at Arti
san Han, rnmo'K rial unlay eve
ning, Oct, II. Tickets, 50 cents;
supper extra; iimid music. Every
body invited.
Ho far ibis full we have had very
nice weather, and any one who
would complain about it can't be
sutietied any here. The days have
been splendid and the night not
overly cool. It is the regular East
ern Indian summer, without the
smoky haze.
IjobI Between Furmington and
llillsboro, black leather pocket
book. "Well-Fargo" printed on
outside; contains certificate of de
posit, favor lieu Anderson, Eight
Hundred Dollars Finder leavs at
Shutn Hank Ben Anderson, Far
mingloii, Oregon.
Crescent Flour will give you sat
isfaction. Ask your grocer for it.
(let it once and your kitchen will
rot be without it. We have placed
this flour with Jidin Dennis, Main
street, for the benefit of those who
use ami call for it. Crescent Mills,
Foreit drove.
W. II Lung, of Cornelius, was
in the city Saturday, "joshing" his
many fi lends idr Lung is going
to come here and edit The Argus
for a week, some of these days, and
The Argus publisher is going to go
out and run the farm while he is
getting copy.
S.nn Bowers,'" the celebrated
pacer which cuttsed so much atten
tion ht (he recent slate fair, and
w ho pulled down a neat purse for
his owner, was foaled on the Witch
ilaxel rai ch, ibis side if UtMulville,
Washington county can turn uut a
little the b.slof everything.
When farmers are in need of ag'
ricultural implement they should
see Schuluierich Bros." stock. They
are factory agents for Osborne and
Deering harvesting machines, Rock
Island plows and harrows, and
Tiger drill. Also carry a full line
of buggies, wagons and general
hardware.
A telegram .ia been received
that Mrs. Lslie Greer, formerly
Miss Lena Boo, of Forest Grove,
died at San Francisco, at one
o'clock this morning The re
mains will he hrougiit to Forest
Grove for buiil. Mrs. Greer was
in the California city with her
husband, who will return with the
"remains. They were married but
a few months ago. The husband
is a son of Mr. and Mrs. J, C.
Greer, of this city. The bereaved
families have the sympathy of
their many friend.
The Argus ha it that W. T,
Andrews, formerly connected with
the Andrew Lumber Company, of
Mountaindale, and who is also well
known down in the Middlcton and
Sherwood countries, is running on
the "untei rilied" ticket for repre
sentative up in Skamania county,
Wash., where he has a homestead.
W, T. recently lost his house and
all his household effects in the re
cent forest lire oyer in the hills.
The Argus hopes he will be elected.
Abcut fifty of the county school
officers met here last Saturday,
pursuant lo a call by Supt. Ball.
State Superintendent Ackerman
was hers, and lectured on school
needs, ventilation and sanitation,
etc , and Preston Search, who had
just concluded successful work at
the institute, also addressed them.
It was a very successful meeting,
and only for the threatening
weather in the morning, would
hnve liecn much btter attended.
These ilieetings, to follow the insti
tutes, will most likely hereafter be
a feature of our school work.
tute
Fresh oystera at II. A. Palmer's,
Second street, llillsboro.
Money to loan in sums to suit.
II. T. Hegley, llillsboro.
Born, Thursday, Sept. 25, l'.K)2,
to Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Kindt, of
Portland, a daughter.
A fresh, young, Jersey cow for
sale, or will trade for sheep. K.
II. Warren, llillsboro.
Otto Koch, with Failing, Cor bet t
A Rolmrtson, Portland, spent last
Sunday with his parents in this
city.
Rev. Kwing and wife have sold
their llillsboro property and, will
remove to Portland in the very
near future.
"A long pull and a strong pull"
is alright sometimes, but if your
razor pulls get a strop at The Del
ta. Large assortment.
Mrs. Julia Briscoe, formerly of
Oysterville, and a sister to Mrs. 1).
M. C. Gault, died recently. The
funeral took place Sunday, and in
terment was at Mt. Zion cemetery.
We handle the best. For men
and boys' clothing, you can't beat
II. Wehrung A Sons. Ask those
who always buy of us. Call in and
see us and you will buy of us.
Mr. and Mrs. J T. Young, who
for many years have resided on
their place, west of the long bridge,
have purchased property in Hills-
boro and will soon moe into the
city.
Sermons are not always tiresome.
The truth always wears and so do
the shoes sold by Dennis. Try a
pair from his stock and you will
become a permanent customer
Footwear for big and little. Also a
complete line of hosiery.
The Tongue stables were repre
sented in the premium lists at the
state fair as follows: Two-year old
class, Bessie Ixivelace, first; Love
lace and five of hi get. first prize,
no opposition; Portia Knight, third
in three-year-old class.
Mr. and Mrs. II F. Ball, of Gas
ton, were in town Tuesday, attend
ing to business matters Mrs. Ball
has rented her magnificent dairy
farm to Mr. Mooberry, of Corne
lius, and she thinks she may try
New Mexico, or some other south
ern slate, this winter, in search of
...ilk
i'Ward DownB departed Tuesday
i . : .. , . -, . .1 , i. - i): .1 a. . .
CVBtllllg V.I BliriJU 1IIO 1IBUIIJ Ol'Ufcl
Academy, of Portland, one of the
best institutions of its kind in the
Northwest. It will take three
years to hnish his course, the
school gives a thorough military
training outside of the regular text
studies.
A 10 year-old son of Mrs. John
Iiainel, of North Plains, while
playing with some children the
first of the week, accidentally got a
kernel of wheat into one of his
ears. The grain buried itself out
of sight, and the services of Dr.
Bailey were required to remove the
obstacle.
Furniture, carpets, matting, wall
papers, trunks, telescopes, bamboo
furniture, at McCormick's, at rea
sonable prices Don't forget the
place three doors south from poet
office.
Monday of this week, William
Marines, of Mountaindale, got his
left hand in contact with a wood
saw, and two of his fingers were
badly sawed; one, the little finger,
being almost entirely severed from
the hand. J Up severed digit was
carefully stitched to its place, and
Dr. r. A. Bailev, who attended,
hopes to save the finger.
Do yon need a hat? Come and
see us. we Keep the latest. Lo
you need gent's furnishing goods?
W e have them. ' Do you need gro
oeries? Of course you do and we
have the best And remember that
II. Wehrung fc Sojis pay the high
est market price for farm produce
Mrs. John McCIaran, of Gales
Creek, died lecently, and was bur
ied in the Gales Creek cemetery.
Mrs. McCIaran was well known by
some of the earliest of our pioneers
being the daughter of Edward
Wooley, whose father resided on
the donation claim now owned by
several LeisyvilUe farmers. She
was 41 years of age, and had been
married since 18,5.
II, G. Wright. Portland's repre
sentative of the Barry Marhle
Works, is in the vicinity of Hills
boro these days, taking a chance at
China pheasants. The open season
commenced yesterday morning,
and the cracks of guns can be heard
in all directions since daylight of
the opening day. Birds are not
overly plenty, it is said, owing to
the cold rains which prevailed ai
the time the eggs were hatched last
spring.
Mesdames McCormick and Den
nis, of this city, who recently went
to Grangeville, Idaho, came near
being in the hold up of the stage
which runs to that point from the
terminu. They were about to
take the stage, but concluded to
wait another day to see whether or
not they would not be met by their
father, Mr. Birdaell. - Soon after
the stage left out they regretted
not going, but, to their joy, a few
minutes later a farmer from the
Grangeville country aid tbem and
told them he had been requested to
take them out to the Birdsell place
They started with him, and a little
way out of town met the stage re
turning with a badly scared lot of
passengers who had been held up
by highwaymen.
iEP
All
Willing to Enter
Gmtract.
Into
MRS. VAXDEKZAXDEN THE LOWEST.
Mr.
Bradley Goes Lower Than
Last Contract.
Hit
The county court opened bids for
the keep of the county paupers, on
the pxr farm, yesterday. The pro
posals were as follows:
Mrs. Nellie Vanderzanden. of
Greenville, $3.00 per month each
pauper, and 1250 for annual rental
of firm.
A. W. Saxton, $10.45 per month
each pauper, and V-00 ann'ual
rental of farm.
C. R. Bradley, $'J 50 per month
each pauper, and $?50 annual
rental of farm.
G. W. Robinson, $10 pr month
each paur, mid $252 annual
rental of U m.
A. J. Roy, f'J.OO per month, each
pauper, and $250 annual rental of
farm.
None of the bidders was awarded
the contract, time of which begins
Nov. 1, and continues for a period
of two years. The paupers at the
poor farm, and others who get
county aid, cost the county about
25(K) annualK The contract
to I awarded," will not materially
change this estimate, no matter
which bid is accepted.
The bids will be disposed of Ocl
ober 18 when court next meets.
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction, at the Hansen farm, i
mile north of Bethany, at 10 a. ui..
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14,
Hone, 8 yean, weight I350; mate, 7 yrt,
1150; mare, 11 yrs, 1260; Jersey cow,
fresh in November; a Jersey cowl, fresh
in December; 1 cow, fresh toon; -Jersey
bull, 9 months; 2 heifers; Bain wa
gons, 3i and 3V; spring wagon with
top; buggy, phaeton, Osborne binder,
Piano and Champion mowers, bay rake,
iliac barrow, cultivator, adjustable tarer
barrow, land roller, 14 inch stubble
plow, lever slump puller, log augur ma
chine, triple wagon tonuue. wheelbar-
ow, gnndstOEe, 2 bayracks, lo-gal chum
and milk, pauc, hive bees, 15 doz chick
ens, 4 doz turkeys, sled for wagon bed,
set new work harness, set harness, used;
single harness, 45-gal kettle, Cotustock
Castle range with reservoir, bed and
springs, etc., farni tools and numerous
other articles.
TERMS OF SALE:
Under $10, cash; $10 and over, 1
year's time, approved note, 6 per
cent. If paid within 6 months, no
interest.
Adoi.vh Hansen.
B P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at his farm 2 miles north
west of Hillsboro, at Leisyville, at
10 a. m ,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18,
Two heavy work horses, driving horse, 7
years; 2-year-olil driving borae, 2 year
ling colts, spring colt, 2 cows, in aiUk; 2
cows, fresh m spring; 2 steers; 3 yrs old
3-year-olit bull, halt Jersey; 3 calves, 30
hogs and slioats, farm wagon, ; hack,
new top buggy, set new double harness.
set new single harness, good saddle, 2
plows, steel barrow, Minneapolis binder,
mower, both in good repair; hav rake,
teed cutter, fan mill, cider mill and
many other articles.
TERMS OF SALE:
$10 and under, cash; over $10, one
vears time, approved note, 6 per
cent interest. Two per cent off for
cash, sums over $10.
Lunch will be served at noon.
Isaac Lkisy
B. P, Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Imperial Cider Mill.
The imperial Cider Mill, at Come
lius, is now running, and is ready
for apples. Our capacity is large
enough for all comers. Bring in
your apples at once if you want
cider. We make a first-class
article. Lawrknck Bailey,
Proprietor.
Grant McKay, who served time
in the county jail here a few days
ago, for taking a pitchfork to
Iieaverton party, and who, prior to
that, served time in a California
penitentiary, has been trying to
have the members of a Portland
firm arrested and tried for alleged
Sunday law breaking. Some time
since McKay went to the store on
Sunday and bought some articles
other than drugs, and then tried to
have the arrests follow. Governor
elect Chamberlain refused to have
the arrests made because he could
not convict on the testimony of
man like McKay, and then the re
former came out in several letters
to the Oregonian. MoKay has sev
eral times made himself notorious.
Hinshaw & Wheeler now have
three driers running, their own,
Linn's and the Kerr's. They have
sent samples to wholesale houses
and the returns pronounce the pro
duct the best ytt reoeived this year.
Meesers. Hinshaw & Wheeler say
that other than those prunes order
ed they can handle no more until
after the tenth of the present
month, and growers will please
take notice.
E, SNOOK S AUCTION SALE
The Snook public sale, at the
Dennis Dullea place, near Reed
ville, will take plica at 1:00 p. m.,
instead of 10 a. in., as announced
in the sale notice of last week. In
addition to the list aa on the bills,
he will sell a lot of potatoes, still in
the (round. Here will be a chance
to buy stock and farm implements.
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction, at his farm adjoining the
Manning farm, 2J miles north of
Hillsboro, commencing at 10 a. m.,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4,
Clydesdale stallion, 9 years old;
mare, 8 yrs; driving horse, 3 yrs;
2 yearling fillies, 2 suckling colts,
4 cows, high bred Jersey cows, all
in milk, 1 being fresh; 2 Jersey
heifers, 2 years old; Jersey heifer.
yearling; 50 goats, graded Angora,
wethers and Itanmee: 2 Angora
bucks, 1 a yearling, full blood; 30
head of Shropshire ewes; 2 Shrop
shire bucks; hand hay press, and
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 of sale, at 7 per
cent. Pbter GorrLKin.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at the Geo. Smith donation,
one mile eaBt of Hillsboro, on Base
line road, at 10 a. in., on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 6,
Gray mare, 8 yrs, weight taoo; black
norse, a yrs, Uocr, gray bone, 9 yrs.
1300; Day norse, 10 yrs, 1400; Day mare,
12 yrs, 1400; bay horse. 12 yrs, I350;
black fercberon colt. yrs. nnbroke: t
cows, ia milk; i2 heiters, a Durham, bal
ance Jerseys and graded Jerseys, in
mux; bead steers, under 2 yrs; 15 head
yearling heifers, graded Jerseys; about
20 bead calves, mostly heifers; 8 pigs, 13
ewes, Cotswold; Cotswold buck, pure
bred; Mitchell wagon, 3; Bain, low
wheel, JV; lot work harness, buggy and
harness. Champion binder. Champion
mower, 8 ft hay tedder, 8 ft hay rake,
hayfork with ropes and pulleys. 16-incb
steel plow, 14-inch cast plow, i5 ft steel
harrow, J. I. Case gang plow, ia-in;
Hoosier 12 hoe grain drill, roller, hay
rack, lady's saddle, hive bers. farm tools
and many ether articles. Some house
hold goods.
TERMS OF SALE:
Under $10, cash; $10 and over, 1
year's time, approved note, 6 per
cent interest. Two per ceni off
for cash, sums over $10.
J. T. MoBEI.AXIt.
B. P. Cornelius. Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE.
The uudereigned will cell at public
auction, on his farm, It miles
north-east of Greenville, com
mencing at 10 o'clock a. m , on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7,
One span of horses, ia and 16 years old.
weight about i5oo each; mare, s vears
old, weight about itoo; set work har-
a; 7 cows, part Jersey, r to be fresh
soon, the other in milk; i a-yr-old heif
ers, 4 yearling heifers, a 9-months-old
heifers, 1 6-tnonths-old heifer, S head
resrling steers, yearliug bull, 7 ewe
lambs, graded Citswold, sow and pigs,
good land roller, ao-gal iron kettle, log
chain, 3 lo-gal milk cans, cook stove,
heater, extension table, (arm tools, and
numerous other smelts.
TERMS OF SALE:
Under 110, cash; $10 and over
one year's time, approved note 6
per cent interest.
L. M. 1 I'RIltN'.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
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 sorrel horses, l5o each; gray mare
900; 3 head milch cows, one full-blooded
Jersey, one a Jersey; 3 heifers, 1 a ft
Jersey, 2 yrs; Jersey bull, 2 yrs; spring
can, 30 graaea v.ouwoia sneep, snoai, a
doz chickens. Rush ford wagon, 3';
hack, top buggy, new set team harness,
single buggy harness, saddle, Staudard
mower, 5 ft; hayrack, 14 in steel plow,
steeltootb harrow, air-tight beater, oak
bedroom set, farm tools and numerous
other articles.
TERMS OF SALE:
$10 and under, cash; over $10, one
year's time, approved note, 6 per
cent interest. Two per cent off for
cash, sums over 10.
W. J. Hockkn,
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell, at the
Jacob Wismer place, one mile east
of Bethany P. U., at 10 a. in., on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11,
Seventeen cows, 6 of them fresh; heifer,
ahorthorn Jersey bull, 3 years old; s
work horses, colt, 18 months old; 4 bogs,
farm wagon, inch tire; spring wagon,
Racine top buggy, road cart, McCor
mick binder, McCoruiick mower, Gund-
lach drill; disc harrow, hay rake, bay
tedder, spring-tooth narrow, 'i drag bar
rows, 4 plows, cultivator, cider mill, fan
miU, 2 stump pullers, 'I bay racks,
wood racks, 4-horse-power boiler and
engine, 1300-lbs UeLavel cream separa
tor, bo-gal cnuru, butter-worker, steam
milk heater, headlight for traction en
gine, 4 sets doable harness, a single bar
ness, vise and anvil, 8 hives bees, 4 doz
chickens, and many other articles.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums under $10 cash; over $10,
one year's time, approved note, 5
per cent interest. If paid within
six months no interest.
Lunch at noon.
' 1 Jacob Wismer,
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Brick for Sale-
Parties wanting first-class build
brick, ft!') per thousand, call
or a 1. 1 e-,
Groner & Rowell O
Scholls, Oregon.
PROFE8KIOSAL.
F. A. BAILEY, ZL E
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Office Uurgaa-kWky block mp sts
Rooms 1-1 j sad ly Bssirtsaw aaa
west corner Baseline aad 2ad st
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JAMES PHILLIPS TAMIIS1C M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
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UILLSBOHO.
BENTON BOWMAN,
ATTORNEY. AT. LA
Notarial Work aad Coavevaaciia
Rooms a 7 Morgan BUu. HUUboro,
W. N. BARRETT,
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
(8uooaasor to BamU A Aoamaj
Office, Up Stairs, Central Block.
HILLSBORO OEBO
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V. M. HBIDBt. W.J. w
Heidel & Wali
Largest list of farms lor sale ia Wi
ington County. Money to loaa. C
veyancing, etc. We will sell yoar I
for you.
Hillsboro ... Qff
DR. J. E. AD KINS,
Fifteen yeara Bxpariaace ia HUlak
DENTISTS
Firstclass Services. Charges Reason
Office, Union Block, over Schulmt
Bros.' Store.
HILLSBORO, ORK
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A. B. BAILEY. D. D. B.
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11,
Morgan-Bailey B
Hours 9 to ia a. n.,and 1 104
Hillsboro ... Obi
OR. C B. BROWN, j
DENTIST
316 Dekum Building, rortland, On
Makes frequent visits to Hillaoot.
nouncemenU ol time pablisaed.
Blacksmithin
& Wagon Wood-7o
I have opened a blaoksmit
and wagon wood-work shop ii
old Gardner stand on Third
Hillsboro, And solicit your pa
age. All work guaranteed,
charges reasonable.
Horse shoeing a specialty.
J. Binkla;
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' Misa Etta Kimberlin, now(
ployed at the central telen
station at Portland, wai vu
with her parent! today.