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The Washington herald., 1907-03-28

an unruly miss. and did not want to join
her horses. which caused some delay at
the post
The Cairo coach party was larger than
usual. and cleaned up some real money
in three races.
After Dead Cones victory in the
maidens' two-year-old race. NJ l. Hay
man asked John E. Madden TO name d
price for her. Madden declined.
Tod Sloan, at one time the foremost
jockey in the world. came down last
night from New York He expects TO be
here a week, but may remain until the
end of the meeting.
Father Bilr' DAILY has a new set Of
cOlors. and Umbrella was certainly an un-
grateful jade not TO make better show
ing under them, for she had the honor
of carrying them first to the post
East End looked anything but a 3-to-5
shot in the maiden race when the furlong
pole was reached. and his hackers near
had fit when ne just staggered home a
head to the good. II was q close shave.
and his victory was due entirely 20
Radtke's strong finish.
j. W. AQsN SNk kaANiltu DGAttGAis WlallttL Ni
the steeplechase on the opening day,
electing to send his other representatives.
Gus Straus. TO the post Naturally, the
public figured that Mr.. Colt knew. and
they made Straus a hot favorite, but
Straus was a disappointment
Qusdriie's performance was in striking
contrast 10 his showing on the first day
of the meeting, when he ran third heads
behind Anna May and Lord Boanerges
on all form he had every right to beat
Lord BOanerges yesterday, but some
times il is well TO throw form 10 the
winds.
Harry Baylor made an excellent show
ing in the steeplechase He was ridden
by Mr. J. O'Brien and at the next 10 the
last fence the horse appeared to have a
good chance, but he lacked speed when
he struck the flat, and the thoroughbreds
beat him easily, Harry being only half
breed.
Reldmore looked to be beaten a furlong
from home in the last event. Cobmosa
had him driving, and NoOne had to ride
for all he was worth. but he jOckeyed
Miller by keeping him on the rail. and
the latter had to pull up and go around
Reidfnore. losing ground. At that he
could not have beaten Reidmore. for the
latter responded gameiy to the urging.
There was a wild tip out on Ernest
Utterback's LeesbuTg in the fifth For
what reason no Ons knows His owner
did not think he could win and told his
friends that ne had a chance 10 be third.
and not very good one at that. Nam
mymOo was another tip in this race She
opened at long odds and was played of
the boards In some books at post time.
She got away all tangled up, and ran a
remarkably good race considering her
bad luck.
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MAsEDo RoMPs HOME.
seven Races at Ascot During the
Remaining Days of Meeting.

Remaining Days of Meeting.
Los Angeles. March 27.-seven races
were down on the card for the days
sport at Ascot This may be continued
until the track 'sJses Saturday 1fter-
noon. Masedo carited bunch Of money
in the first w,len ne romped under the
wire a win. ir. after running rings
around his field. The track was in
good condition. Summaries.
FIRST RACE-selling; a7e furlong8 Masedo. 10
fAkeTl. to /. won; Elbernao lG Smith, y to /.
second: ". Gregg. i57 iBolandl 20 Z. third Time.
d5. Joe Kelly. L LAlhertine. Hirtle, Interlude. b.
Taylor and Black Eyes also
SECOND RACE-Three and onehaif fUrloagS
HaTFel. Il3 lHumani, ] to 2 won; Swagserlater.
Il0' Ross. to p second; Belnade 10 tBolandi 8
70 /. thiTd. Time. 0'i2A. Leakes. Thrush. Panlits
Herives. Henry Kelly, and Joseph X also
THIRD RACE-seiingi seven furloaes Big
Store. 30 ii'restonl. TO l. won; Winsome Ways 80
tliossl. u 10 10, second Netting. l@ lBoland), 70
l. third. Time. l.23k. J. v, Kirby. Luekett, Myr-
tie H. Belaseo. and Sana also ran
FOURTH RACE-Seiling: one and one-sixteenth
miles CotIon. lo9 lBnisseil, to /. won. Belsor
10 (Boiandl % 10 T. second; George S, Miller l37
kunzl TO 1, third. Tiise. 1.isiz. WoodthorIe.
Gold Spot. Stoessei. Croix dor, and Tattenham
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-six furlones Money sIuss. q
lg0ssl, to 5. won; Revolt ll2 lBolandl, to /.
second: Tim Hurst. no lBrusse). 8 TO J. third
Time, rs. Elm King. Antsra. and Jingier also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sslling; seven furongs. Buna.
% CLARK. TO ], won; Phyz lo7 lBolandl l2 to l.
second: /. Wrouseman. iM tR0ssl 20 to l. third
Time. .23ss. Glota. Lady King Little Gregg Au-
dub0n. RetrupaW. and KamInack also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Seliing; fse furlongs. Lotta
Gladstone la5 fPIest0nl. 20 l. won; Red III
tAker. Y 70 I. second; Nuns Yelling lg7 ff'russell
70 2 third. Time o. lord Provost Ambitious
Beautiful and Best. King CT the Mist and Dan
Collins also ran.
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Get a Good start.

Washington opened well in the first in
ming. Perrine walked and took second on
bad throw from Baxter to catch him
mapping Ganley's out put Perrine on
third and Cross double scored him Cross
got third on a passed ball and home on
Altizer's out. Two runs.
In the fourth Altizer was safe on Car
Inns error. and continued to second on
the same misplay. Another passed ball
tackled him on third and Hickman's out
let him finish the circuit
SchlafjY got bis third hit in the sixth
round, stole second, and scored on Car
Inns wild throw on Warmers swat.
With two out in the eighth SchIaay
was hit. purlOined second and reached the
plate on Blakenshlp's single, Blakenship
having succeeded Warner at the begin
ming Of the eighth. Blakenship stole and
hustled to third on the bad throw to
catch him at second Graham walked and
stole second. Baxter made a bull OF
catching Graham playing on. and Blaken-
ship scored Washington's last run,
Both Fort Worth runs were earned. Not
one Of the Washington runs was earned.
With Falkenberg pitching. McCullom
opened the sixth round with a clean
double 20 center. Salm flied TO right
Wilson's single pgt MeCullom on third,
and Wilson stole second. Huf's safety
gave McCullom a run and put v ilson on
third, when Wilson tailed on Dupres
out Two runs.
s The Washington squad left here to-
night for Wichita. Kans.. where it plays
tomorrow. Topeka is met on Friday, and
Kansas City on Saturday and Sunday. All
Of the men are in excellent shape with
the exception of Hickman who's leg was
badly skinned and cut by Turner'S spikes
to-day.
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Crnck Trotter ComInE.

special to The Washington Herald.
Cleveland, Ohio. March PA foal OF
EXTREMIST speed ever bred in this country
is due to arrive in the Billings stable at
the Glenville track within the next few
hours This foal will be the result of
the mating of Lou Dillon. the trotting
queen with q record OF f:5s. and John A.
MeKerron, 2:04l4, and the youngster. when
born, viii be watched with interest by
every one in the horse world.
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Washington. a. Fort worth. 2 First base On balls
on Bsxter. Innings pitchad-By Hughes, &
by FslkenbeTg 3; by Graham Hits msde-0h
Hughes /. on Faikenberg ;. OF Graham = Struck
0ut-By Hughes. 5. by Eaikenherg. 3; by Graham,
2; hy Baxter. s. Three-bsse hit-sehlafiy. TEo-bsse
hiIs-Cr8ss. MeCall0m, Afsnder. Stolen bases-Per-
iine. Schlsfy o. Wilson. Blankenship. Graham.
Double pls5s-M -McCullom % DupIe; CSgln 70 Duprs
to Salm; McCgliam 70 Sslm. HIT by piichsT-bg
Baxter. ?; by Hughes. ]. wild Iiiehes-Baztsr
Passed balls-TuTneT. & Umpire-Mr, bddingsr.
Time If game-l hour and 8 minutes.
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.iike nonIIn JoIns the Ginnt..

New Orleans. La. March 27.-The first
man to greet Manager McGraw and his
Giants when they rolled In from the
West early yesterday was Mike D0nIim-
who reached here Monday night from
Chicago. Donlin informed McGraw
that he was in good humor and fine
shape, and proved it by going direct to
Atlantic Park and putting in two hours
hard work.
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cold HeeIs Is In pemand.

Frankfort Ky. March 27-The noted
stallion Cold Heels may change hands
this week as Baker Brothers, of this
county. who own him, have been asked
to set price on him. The price named
is private. bat it is understood to be up
In the five figures. Several of Gold
Heels wo-year-olds have shown phe-
nomenaI speed this spring. and his
value is therefore increasing.
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NOTES OF THE TRACK.

Englander carried of honors among the
jockeys with two winners.
Many Washingtonians went wrong on
Cur Ethel in the fifth race.
Thomas Hitchcock. 5r.. sent Toddles to
the post in the first looking very M, but
she did not run up TO her looks. She is
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FORT WORTH is EASY
Nationals Win a GfOtesque
Game by 6 to 2.
HURRY TO CATCH a TRAIN
Team Could Have Made
More Runs if Not Compelled to
Leave the FieId--Home Tesm, with
Eight Errors, Makes a Poor shoy-
ing-FaIizenberg Was Oa CoIor.
- . rhe - -.

speesl to The Washington Herald.
Fort Worth. Tex, March 27.-Nashing
ton won a grotssque bah game from Fort
Worth here this afternoon By s to 2
Washington did some timely and hard
hitting and could have made more runs,
but IN the last three innings the visitors
were in such rush TO get TO the hotel
and prepare for the jump 10 Wichita,
Kaas., tonight, that they were indiffer-
ent and some purposely got out ON the
bases.
The Washington sticking was in keep
ing with the good work in Dallas yester-
day. Despite the total number Of safeties
being only seven. Schafiy. who was the
star. getting two singles and triple and
scoring two Gf the runs The other distance
slugging was done by Cross. who got
double
Fort Worth was joke in the field, with
eight errors, but made more hits than its
opponents Among them were doubles
By McCullom and Mander, and al times
circus stunts by Washington kept the
sccre down. In the seventh inning Tur-
ner hit safely for the second time, and
was 50 excited that he ran plump into
Hickman and spiked him. Charles tried
70 continue playing. but was afraid OF
making the injury worse. Schafy went
TO first and Mil 10 second Hughes made
his first regular appearance to-day and
was in excellent shape. He gave no
bases on balls, famed five, and one single
was all that was made Of him ia four
innings
Falkenberg pitched three rounds and
was away on color. Six hits were made
of him, and IN the sixth inning the group
ing Of two singles and q double gave
Fort Worth its two runs, both Of which
We're earned. Graham officiated IN the
eighth and ninth. There was q safety. but
also a strike-out in EACH and he always
had the situation well in hand. He was
speedy and had better control than he has
Vet nhoEsf
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STAHL FOR CHICAG0f
Report that Nationals Forme- Man
ager May Join the white sex.

ager May Join the white sex.
Chicago, March IA rumor from New
Orleans says Manager Fielder Jones, Of
the White Sox. has received mysterious
Communications from Jake" Stahl. ard
there Is much discussion among local
fans as to the probability of his being
landed by COmiskey.
StahI Is one of the few remaining stars
stiH holding out. but in stahl's case It
does not appear 70 be a question of
money, as Washington las offered him
$1,000 for the season. This Is the same
salary he received as manager.
Although the Washington club still has
hopes Of disposing of Jake" Stahl be-
fore the beginning Of the season on April
II, nothing is known Of the report that
Chicago is anxious TO land the former
manager. In Jiggs Donahue the White
Sox have one Of the best first basemen ia
tbs business.
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Ginnt. pent Athletlen.

New Orleans. March 27.-The Giants
beat the Athletics this afternoon in
the ninth inning by a pretty punching
of hits. Score.
r. Fl Z.
Giants ............... 0o02o8 8e02A O
Athletics ...-......-. 0 0 ! Is ?
BatteFies-AioGinnity Ames. and Bresnahan;
COMBS and Powers
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RrookIrnA Downs snranunI,.

Savannah, Cd, March 27.-The Brook
lynites met the local team to-day
Score;
r. H. E.
ss-=-sat, -.....,..... o1o020 o-3 5
BrookIyn .......,.... 0 0 0 x-s ?
Batteres-Beever. Ford. snd Fitzgerald Ruoker
and Hurley.
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+;
q nd
ornnt-nzna So. - w . s-
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BOOKIES MAKE GOOD
Public Fares Poorly with an
Ordinary Card.
PRoHIBIrIvE ODDS OFFERED

Talent Was slow in Betting ON
Odds-on FavOrites and Three Out
siders COPIED the sIoney-auad-
ruie, Selection In Opening Race,
Is Reaten BY Lord Boanerges.
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The Score,

Washington ..................2 2 IS
Fort worth th.........-...,....0 G Q o 0 e.
Earned rlns-Fort Worth. p First base by errors
Washington. S; Fort Worth /. left bases
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IodB Banag aoweadc dnnun snd is evident odta amsaa
lb auhs &c p
the a
aon tsozedds
W 10 c.
0wne5J + Nadhn Trainer same
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BOXERS AWAIT GONG
Sullivan and Murphy Are in
Form for Bout Tonight.
CONTEST GIVES MUCH PROMISE

Big Crowd Expected 10 see Battle.
Manager Al HerfOFd Plans Other
EntertafnmeN During Race hIeet.
Tommy Lowe, Z Washington, VIII
Challenge the winner of the sIiil.
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ha Te dtuoxv thadto euued endN
sspedH Harm a
fdl
~ course
@ Tim u Winner b.
By Owner J. r addu Trains same
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HirhInn.lers Rent 1nnnIrans.

Atlanta. Ca, March 27.-Veteran Jim
Mcclure pitted his youngsters against
GrifHth's regulars again this morning.
and. though they were beaten by the
score s to ., they made the veterans
go some TO beat them. Griflth loaned
Al Orth TO the Yannigans. Score:
1
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RESULTS AT BENNING- MARCH 27. 1907.
,REATHER cLoupY-TRAcK FAsT.

TIRsT T"sysads and upward f
e by naaeg-a 2 w .erna Trainer r = Maaen
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EnNTe best but Noq had
a sar ot much
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T0-DAY's BENNING ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Handicap; three-y -year-olds and up
wand. five and one-haI inIIongs Columbia course.
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g0ta 10 D as speed.
III
and
b eHng-k afsnlO Trainer, a g VISION ~
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Oaher spoFt. on Foarth Page.
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SECOND KACE-sellingi tWo-yeaF-oldsi lour and
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O. al eTou
turning f kan showed mse GpyIaE El a race Welba
sad
o b M
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FOURTH RACE-Trial Steeplechase about tive
miles T5verssenI hmm barred
The Washington herald., 1907-03-28

FIFTH RACE-Selling; fouryear-ods and upward ;
six and oHe-hah furlongs; Columbia course
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THIRD RAcE-Three-5car-Oldsi SIX +
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-01-04

Wm. Twitchell and Miss Edna Carson marri-
ed. Fred Winkleman and family and rs
HOMELAND son leave for Del Rey, California
The city Of Aberdeen appears on the Carey
lands. Some II the local sports go hunting.
~ DEC. IA
Frank Hess Jas K Glenn and Miss Ellen
Glenn return from England. Thomas Paul
and Paul Thomas become competitors IN tn
hotel business at Arco. Eph Watson open a
feed store on Bridge Street. Blackfoot High
School gets scalped at HALEY. Arthur
Thompson died Commercial Hotel opens.
s....14s .ss5-. DEC. q s,-s, ..5..a y-4
Robert Schudy marries Miss May Bucking-
ham. Fred Vogler visits EW Rowles. Miss
Mary Harper leaves for Weiser to become
county superintendent. new girl at Cliff
ford Guthrios. John Watson buys a bunch
of cattle. Mrs Hamilton Wright returns
from Illinois. The Idaho Republican awards
prizes to score OF pupils in country schools.
The Thomas Mercantile Company sells out to
the Shelley Mercantile Company. Jacob
Gushwa and wife leave for visit in Illinois
and Indiana. The Current Event Club gives
it's annual entertainment and banquet. Ev-
erybody celebrates Christmas. f Brown
and Miss Flora Vincent married.
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the new asylum. W E Smith, editor of
the Mail leaves for Texas. Hansbrough
& Adamson dissolve partnership.
JULY6
The Short Line reduces passenger
rates to 3 cents. Ben W Hughes and
Miss Minnie Ravenor married at Moore,
Blackfoot celebrated the Fourth A
new daughter at David Aliens. Chas
Hines and family returned from the
coast. rs Morrison and wife returned
from Illinois. Nels Sill opens the stage
| line to Otis.
JULY 13
The ladies played Tom Thumbs we'd
ding. The Idaho G A r holds an cleo
ton of officers. Miss Lizzie Jordan and
John Robson married at Moreland. Geo
Heaton and wife returned from the
coast. Blackfoot post master gets a
raise. Fred Fisher and Miss Alva Sturd-
evant married at Butte. Elephants
went swimming at Idaho Falls.
July 20
Mrs Lizzie Osborn died at Blackfoot. 7 II
Jones Co buy touring car Mrs w + Barn
hart returned from Iowa. New boy at the
home of Parrish. DR. Mitchell builds
house In the Kimbal Addition. Carl Nef
and Miss Mary Hanneman married. Or Pat
rie became county physcl II. Mr. Krattzer
died at the Laliberty farm. A new baby
girl at Geo Baldwin's.
JuLY27
Blackfoot Mill g. Elevator Co put in new
machinery. Willie Earl Smith comes to town
with new wife. The women and children
demand that he ''abdlcate" his sanctum and
leave town which he did later Prof johnson
buys the Mail,
AUGUST
Alex Younte returns from Canada. Mrs
Samuel Wlllefred returns from II visit to the
prairies The Idaho Realty Co dissolves.
Arthur Rawles of Mackay and Miss Vicie
Goodman Of Missouri, G X Stegman and Mi
Brdewell. Leonard O'Neal and Miss Maud
Kinney, married. A new girl at e NJ Kennedy
Harris & Witzel failed
AUG. 10
A new boy AT Ben Harmp ms. Bert Pope
and Ada Lyons married. Max smith return IS
to Blackfoot, Company L goes TO Amorlc,
Lake. Miss Flora Vincent comes from North
Fork, Nevada. Mrs h n Bell visits r.atiyes
at Blackfoot. Old Folks Day celebrated at
Blackfoot.
AUG. II
New girls at L ID Wilson and a Y Satter-
fields, Miss hebecca Wright returned from
Miles City. Miss Nan McCrackcn returned
from Kansas City, new girl at + 7 Rich
ards. Mrs L II Jackmau moves her MILNE ry
to Mackay. Susie and Lenore Biethan 20 to
Mills College, Miss Mamie Smith goes to
California Press Club meets at Soda SPRINGS
and boosts the fz2y water,
AUG. "a
Malad Advocate ana Shelley Independent
destroyed by fire. Miss Edith Doud writes
from Chicago, II am having the best time
ever WE Barnhart, f DeKay aud W S
Rogers go to Butte to attend the races. MIR
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE


MAY Is
Ben Wyatt and Mrs, Annie Titus Of
Arco and Annie Frye and Lawrence
Savoria married. New boys at the
homes of Nofear Davis and Hyrum
Crofts and new girls at A. Porter's and
VIM. Hutchinson's at Basalt, Friedell
takes back the Idaho Bakery. Mrs
John Wright and Mrs. Harry Horton OF
Montana visit Mrs. Wright, Citizens OF
Blackfoot hold 81 social events in a
week. Chas. w. Kinney and Miss Pearl
j. Smith, and Sigme Peterson and VIM.
Kirkpatrick, Frank L. Bradley and Miss
Elsie Kiefenmarried.
. JUNE ]
Leonard Jones and Miss Gladys Shir-
ley, and DR.. S. B. Arthur and Miss Ma
bel Paxton married. CA. Dobell re-
turns from the coast. Walter Rogers
died at Blackfoot. rs. Morrison and
wife leave for Illinois. Melvin Sweet
leases the Arco Hotel. Prof, e. A. Mel
ton and Miss Lemon married. Blackfoot
Bootblacks form bootblack's union.
JUNE
New creamery opened at Darlington
Mrs Brown buys the Bridge Street
Drug Store. John Rogers bot the
Blackfoot Hotel. Miss Sarah Hennifer
and Harry Baker married.
JUNE IA
A new boy at G. f. Parsons. Mrs. I.
A. Hayes and Nan McCracken leave for
the east. f. r. Jackman goes to Mack.
.ay to work for the stage company. q.
G. Haley and wife went to Portland.
Thompson Il Hill dissolve partnership.
Leo Henesh and Miss Mary Bernat, f.
G. Christ and Miss Eta Morrison, Ar
thur Colingham and Miss Margaret
Jackson, and Elverd Ziegler and Miss
Patience Bates were married. Otto
Hudson ships in gold saving y acline.
Idaho Press Club met at Idaho rails.
JUNE Il
A baby girl weighing two and a half
pounds came to the home Of ID. n. John
son at Goshen. A new girl at the home
of Everett Blood. Mr.. and Mrs. U. II.
Taylor left for visit in North Carolina.
DR.. Givens and wife visit Blackfoot.
Miss Bertha Scott goes to Kansas on
visit. Mrs Gagon elected Grand Matron
OF the Eastern Star. Many cid ladies
entertain.
JUNE %
The two months old baby of VIM.
Bahr of Moore, died. F S Myers and
Ollie Cornell married. Louis Felt buys
the Jail. DR. Givens takes Is patients to
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JUNE 2S
The two months old baby of VIM
Bahr of Moore, died. F S Myers and
Ollie Cornell married. Louis Felt buys
the Jail DR. Givens takes Is patients to
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-02-07
AuCtioneer.
PETER LYKKE, Clerk.

Having sold our farms and intend
to move from the county we will sell
NJ public auction NJ the residence OF
j. a. Graves located on section of
Douglas township, 3 miles north and
3 miles west OF Audubon, on
WEDNESDAY FEB. -, 1907
Commencing AT ten O'Clock the fol.
lowing property towit: II head of
horses: Il black mare years old,
weight 1000; sOrrel mare years old,
weight 1850; black mare I years old I,
weight 1000, "a black mare l3 years
old, weight 1900; brown horse 3
years old, weight 1900; a colt coming
3 years old, 3 yearling colts, 8 spring
colts. Is head cattle III mich cows
fresh now and others fresh In the
spring, heifers fresh In the spring, 2
steers and bull coming 2 years old,
and ] calf. IL head Poland China
hogs: 7 Brood Sows, with pigs: |
boar, and 10 head Of shoats.
Farm Machinery:-2 corn planters,
] an Avery with 80 rods Of wire, and
] Cracker Jack with 100 rods of wire;
j Ohio cultivator, a top buggy and /
without a top, 2 wagons and hay
racks, a sleigh, q Champion hay rake,
fence machine. One hard coal
stove, one wood or cob stove, one
cook stove, four stands OF bees with
other articles too numerous To men.
ton. Free lunch at noon.
TERMS:--Twelve months time on APP.
proved notes, without interest. II not
paid when due eight per cent interest
will be charged from date Of the note;
five per cent of for cash; sums under
$1,000 cash without discount: no prop.
perty TO be removed until settled for.
j. A. GRAVES
w. II. SMITH
Col. G. +. MERIT, NJ. +. KERwIN,
Auctioneer. Clerk.
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ID. Il. JONES, Auct.
A. w. HARVEY, Clerk.

Having decided tomove to Montana
| will sell ut Public Auction at my
place, Four Miles straight West from
opposite the Danish church
on -
FEBRUARY IL, 1907,
Commencing at Ten O'Clock a. NJ. the
following property: Two horses, COM
ing five years old; horse, coming -FOUR
years old; horse, coming two years
old: horse, coming one year old; and
an older team; nine head OF mich
cows, some will be fresh soon; two
heifers, two steers. eight calves, lum-
Der wa gon, spring wagon, cutter, grass
mower, hay rake, disc, riding pillow,
walking pillow, two corn planters, a
three-section harrow, DeLaval cream
separator, grind stone, two sets OF
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harness, two sets H. nets, set single
harness, riding saddle, xrods woven
hog fence, three bedsteads, bureau,
cupboard. cook stove heating stove,
nearly new; gas stove, nearly new: eX-
tension table. center table, chairs, and
other household goods and articles
too numerousto mention; 1000 bushels
corn, some potatoes, and some chick
ems. Free lunch at noou.
TBRMs--Twelve months time on APP
proved notes, without interest If not
paid when due eight per cent interest
will DO charged from date of note; Ave
per cent OF for cash; sums under $40. on
cash, without discount; no property to
be removed until settled for.
Inward KNUDSEN.
{. G, NELSON, AuctiOneer.
PETER LYKKE, Clerk.