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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19
BOND ISSUE GOES
FOR NEW D|TCHES
RECLAMATION FUND TO BE
USED ON OLD PROJECTS.
SETTLERS ASK FOR SPEED
Yakima Valley Clamors for Govern
ment to Complete Its Work
in Haste.

Washington, Nov. l6.-lf congress
authorizes bond issue to facilitate
government irrigation work, the
money in the reclamation fund viii
he largely applied to the develop
ment of new projects, On the other
hand, If there is no bond issue, the
reclamation fund, for the next few
years, must be utilized almost eN-
clusivcly for the completion OF the
existing projects, to- the exclusion
of virtually all new work. President
Taft has gone over the situation
with Secretary Ballingcr, and 1t Is
understood TO be his purpose to
complete existing projects before
turning TO something altogether new.
In view of the attitude assumed
by the administration, the import
ancc Of the bond issue to the entire
west can hardly be ovcrcstimated.
The prcdcameut which conironts
the government is fairly illustrated
in the Yakima Valley. The money
necessary to build the big storage
and distribution works is in, or is
being put in, aud IL can not be
returned to the reclamation fund IN
iii the project is completed ard cv.
cry acre has passed to private own
ership sid been placed under cult.
walton. The settlers now in the val
ley cannot dcfray the whole cost ol
the project; 1t must he apporiioned
pro rata, according to the acreage.
Naturally. the people are clamoring
for the carly completion Of the big
Yakima project Mud good business
management would demand that the
project as a whole he rushed 60 com
plction, for the sooner II is COM
plctcd the sooner will the money be
returned tu be available for use on
some other project
The same situation is true on the
Payettc Boise project in Idaho.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19
RUFF MAY LOSE HIS SIGHT
Operation to BE Performed to Help
Prisoner

san Francisco. Nov l7-Abe Ruci,
former bo-, oi San Francisco, who
was absolute dictator ol the city
tor Eve years, IS Threatened with
total bliudu, and deafness An op
Grafton ou ha eyes was performed
today and uu lhc success ot this
will depend the effort to save his
hearing. Ru,i attributes hlS aillc
ton to lack ul mir
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19
lail Gompers. Quit Work.

Philadelphia. NO, lo--A novel
scheme to show sympathy for the
convicted chiefs Ut the American
Federation IT Labor iu case they
.hall be imprisoned in the contempt
proceeding, has bcyu launched here
by the Central Labor Union, The
proposition is that " Gompers, Nor.
rison and Mitchell actually go TO
prison, every wagc.carner union and
non.union. shall cease work for a
period of two weeks
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19

Many burglarieS are reported
in the Payette and Boise valleys,
indicating a gang has been
working west from Boise. Sc
far the thieves have not been
working much around Ontario,
one recently visited the oil well,
helped himself to some lubri-
eating oil and neglected to close
the tap, when the employees ar
rived next morning it looked as
though a small sized gusher had
been loose, Another OF Tia,
gentry visited the turkey shed
at the Carter house aud pur-
loined a few birds. 1t is a safe
plan to keep things locked up
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19
Send Snakes Through Mail.

New York, Nov l4-\n ordinary
square package postmarked Empire,
Or, aud addressed To Mrs, NJ. h
Srrcctcr. 1925 Flushing avenue,
brooklyn, wa, delivered by the post
man When the wrappiugs wcr, re-
moved and the hos opened, three
snakes wrigelcd To the floor and
squirmed about the room From an
other compartment a choice collec-
tion OF lizards, laran,ulas and other
bugs wandered forth.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19
WIN onnoae AldrIeh Plans.

Washington, Nov 10 While It Is
not regarded as probable that Scua'
tor Aldrich or the monetary com
mi sion OF which hc :, chairman will
present any definite plau lor cur
reucy reform al tee coming session
of congress, progressive Republicans
are reading every word that comes
from the "ho,, oi the senate" and
preparing to oppose any plan cal
culltcd to give great power To Wall
street. or that would make the pro-
posed central bank q political prize
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19

The federal land officials in
the Roseburg and Portland dis
tricts have been asked to resign
when their terms OF office cx'
pire. The people who have
dealings with the Burns office
are well satisfied with the pres
ent officials and sincerely hope
that no change will be made,
VIM, Fare is thoroughly tamil
lar with the requirements OF the
Office and is courteous and obllg-
ing to all having business with
the land office.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19
Canada's Navy on

Ottawa, ont, Nov II The &c.
ported momcnlnus arrangement be
tween the cabinets of the British
and German empires has bliehtcd
the prospect, oi the Canadian navy.
News from inside sources is that
official information has been received
and that ou understanding has been
reached between England and Ger
many that may result in period
being set to their rivalry in naval
construction
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19
TACOMA MILLIONAIRE
WEDS NEW YORK ACTRESS

Reno, New, Nov Margaret
lllington, the actress, until ten days
ago the wife Of Daniel trohman,
the New York theatrical manager,
whcn she secured legal separation
here, was married to Edward J.
Bowcs. the Tacoma millionaire real
estate operator, in this city Sunday
evening The couple left at once
for Tacoma
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19
Lyman Gage Win Marry Widow.

San Francisco, Nov l5.--An-
nouncemcnt has been made OF the
approaching marriage of Lyman ]
Gage, eN-secretary OF the United
States treasury under President Me
Kiulcy and Mrs Ada Dallou Mrs,
Ballou is one of the popular mem
bcrs of the san Diego younger 90
cial set. Mr.. Gage is 73 years oli.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19
Thieuen Hit postomce

Spokane, Wash, Nov lS-For the
fourth time mn four years the safe
al the Medical Lake postolice was
blown opcn by oracksmcn Sunday
morning, the robbers escaping with
stolen horse and buggy Stamps
were the only marketable articles
stolen
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19
Current Comment,
Irrigation VS.. rainfall.


Rainfall wcakens the fertility
of the soil, irrigation strengthens
it. Irrigation was resorted TO
some 5000 years ago in Babylon
and Ninevah, when there was a
question OF how to get bread Tor
the multitude. BY accident it
was discovered that the yield OF
the valleys could be doubled by
irrigation. Yet today there are
thousands OF farmers who see
their crops perish through lack
of moisture. In the Snake river
valley, where there is an "bund'
ance OF water and thorough sys'
TENS OF irrigation there are no
failures through drought, there
;s no decrease in the fertility oil
the soil, but the longer 1T is irri-
GATED the more fertile IT be-
comes and the oldest farms We
have are the most productive
where drainage has been at'
tended to, being OF equal I'M
nortance with tho irrigation
The government recently eNpef'
;mented with the waters OF the
Colorado river and determined
by ANALYSIS that the water use
to irrigoto one acre OF ground
during the irrigation season con-
tained fertilizers, which, II pur'
chased in the open market,would
cost AZ 80 per acre. Think what
that means, nature rcplenishes
YOUR soil each season and makes
il produce constantly increasing
erops. In the rain belt the con-
dition is just the reverse th.
rainfall moistens the SOIL and
tends to gradually decrease the
strength OF the soil. This is
more iorcibly illustrated in the
quantity oArolein harvested
from from Irrigated lands, when
compared with the best in the
rain belt sections. Corn is their
great staple, just as alfalfa is That
OF the irrigated farm. An east
ern farm will produce about one
ton OF corn to the acre, corn con-
tains about 1913 per cent pro-
tein. The Snake river valley
farms produce from seven aud
one. hall to ten tons oi alfalfa an
acre, and alfalfa contains Id
per cent protein. The alfalfa IL
also produced by much less
labor than required for the corn
Tine eastern man has an annual
expense for fertilizers and heavy
labor bills, while the western
man produces ten times the
quantity at less expense lh''
explains why so many eastern
farmers are coming to the great
Snake river valley, where lands
are cheap and productive and
drought failures unknown wi'l
the short, mild winters ana the
long growing seasons,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19
Nitrogen Plant Proposed.

Candy, OR, Nov l5-A plant for
the manufacture of nitrogen, to be
used in rcolJimung wom-out land,
will soon he constructed here. This
will be the first OF it's kind in the
entire northwest although one OF
two have been tried in other parts
OF the country and declared sue
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19
Troops to Guard Miners.

Cherry, Ill, Nov H,-Troops have
been called to prevent any untoward
demonstration at the ST. Paul coal
mine when bodies of the 800 men
entombed by Saturdays catastrophe
are brought to The surface,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19
CHAMP CLARK WOULD
GUST 20 DEMOCRATS

Washington, Nov. H.-The house
democratic organization is planning
to read out OF the party 23 mem
bcrs of the minority who made is
possible for the Cannon forces to
re.enact despotic rules. Minority
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1909-11-19

leader Champ Clark's friends arc
taking steps already to shut the ig-
noble . out OF the house caucus
which it is proposed to hold at the
opening of congress TO outline the
policy Of legislative action. with spe-
cial reference To campaigns next
year and thereafter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
A P ABBOTT & co. a P ABBOTT & co a 2 ABBOTT 8 co
1.-The DAYLIGHT Store -
Drawing Our Summer Business to 4 Close.

disposed of during
reduced unusual low big
much rather suffer this loss than this merchandise
of the values will find here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
Ladies' Separate Skirts.

Last week we advertised lot Of
odd Skirts in colors At much under
the regular price Tnere are still
some very good values left.
Here are some values in Separate
Skirts that will cost you no more than
you would pay for the cloth to make
them There are a good assortment
OF sizes
IA 81 9S arc few good values
IN a Panama Skirt, made h the best
and latest styles, These are Skirts
that have sold at 50. 90.
AT Sc. so are a lot Of our best
values IN chiffon panama a plain
heavy weight panama and a striped
worstcd. also one serge They are
the best values that have been selling
al IS. SO and 1915.
AT 81 80 are what we have left
in odd colored Skirts. These are
Skirts that are made in variety Of the
best styles Of the season and Of such
cloths as chiffon panama, serges, mel
rose and fine worsteds The styles
ale the best, and are Skirts that have
sold al $40. 90.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
Ladiss, Toarnament 800 week.

The ladies' tournament last week re-
tulted as folloMAs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21

sasa Regular meeting Of Hia-
watha lodge, + % OF Thurs
day evening al 7.s0 Work
third degree Refreshments viii be
served. Per order, noble grand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
EsTATE 81 wILLIAM snERIpAN.

The undersigned, having been appointed By
the Hon. Probate Court for tha bisuict ~
Washington Commissioners % receive, examine
and adjust All claims and demands Of an per-
sons against the estate 81 William sheridan.
iats 81 Barre ii said District. deceased /.
and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto hereby
give notice that We viii meet for the purpose
aforesaid at the Town Clerks office Ia the
Town 0f Barre. IN said District. On the 5th day
O'Clock y NJ Until o'clock p VI, each 81 said
days afid that six months from the sfh day Of
,IGly a. D. 1909 q the time limited By said
Court for said creditors 70 present their claims
10 us for examination and allowance
Dated II barre. this 1lst day Of July A. p.
1903.
WILLIAM II. MILES, Commits
JAMES &. FITZPATRICK, ei0ners.
Wed July 2l-as, Aug
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR sALE-srn6il place containinr about %
acres Of land. located one mile from Williams.
town. Good house and barn. Fins place for
poultry and very pleasantly situated Price
only fi6s0 Inquire 81 the D. a. Perry Real
Estate Agency, Barre ", l06tf
FOR Small place with house and
barn and about 3 acres Of ianu, Located only
two and oue-haG miles from Barre City. Price
with crops only S63a Terms half cash, This Is
a bargain Inquire Of the u. A. Perry Real
Estate Agency, Barre, ". i0stf
WANTED-A stroug woman from 30 to 30
for house work $500 per week. Apply with
references % Bax ISL Barre Va iHstf
FOR SALE Chamber SUITS, etc, Apply 70
William Miers, - Keith Avenue iests
10 HENT-Large furnished room. Apply Is
Elmpre street. iestls
FOR sALE~Parf u chamber suite. VIII
sell cheap " taken az ence. Cali after o'cleeE
m the afternoon. 80 Elm street. 1855
IOsT-siiyer wsf5h acd chain either Ga
Seminary Hid, Brock straet az Maple avenue.
Finder leave AZ this Office Or q Maple ave-
nue. l0slf
FOR sAIE-sfx-ruom house ID East Barre
we'll located viii sch for $3.50. A bargain
VIII he sold At once. Inquire Of the d A.
Perry beai Estate Agency, Barre Vt iessf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
TALK OF THE TOWN


visit Vaughan's for house dresses,
For your public surrey call the City
hotel livery stable Phone 1911.
Just received at Abbott's, another lot
Of ehildren's muslin drawers at 10 cents.
Mrs. Darwin G. Jones and children
Of Montreal arrived in town last night
for visit
Men who are particular about their
appearance get shaved at Miers san
itary shop.
There win be a regular meeting Of
Bright Star Rebekab lodge, No. Is,
Wednesday evening, July 2ist, at 5
o'clock.
Order case 81 Aloxie, the family
beverage, from the New England Fruit
company. Free delivery. Retail deal
ers especially supplied, See big ad. to-
day on page 3
All Masons who handed their names
to the committee for the picnic az Gales
donia park on the oath, please take no.
tice Cars leave NJ a. w. depot at
1885 and 1925, Special returning at
7 p. m. Per order, James Scott
There win be special meeting Of
the Jumpers, boxers and derrickmen's
union, branch No 50 in Carpenters
hall, Thursday, Judy ~, at 1880 o'clock.
Business Of Importance 10 come UP. Let
every member be present and all shop
stewards. Per order cor. sec. 4. X.
Holder.
Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and today were IT. s. Wilson,
New York II w. Vanum, jefferson
Vile; William Reed, New York w H.
Stearns, Portland, Ne c. 4. Walter,
Rochester, n Y; o. q Taylor; MI. and
Mrs. u. L. Lyman, Miss Mary +. Ly-
mar, Miss Helen G Lyman. II. G Frey,
Burlington; F. A. Carter, Bostonj ",
r. Davenport, Orleans.
"The Lion Tanner" at the Comique 70.
day and tomorrow The selig Studio
has produced a melodrama in this pie
ture which possesses many points Of
interest The scenes Of sthe old-fash-
toned circus such as formerly travelled
about the country for single day
stands, the picture reproduces the famil.
lar scenes with striking fidelity to the
originals. II is ell interesting and holds
the close attention Of the audience The
last scenes, with their startling unex-
peeted ending, are meiodramatic enough
10 satisfy the most exaeting lover Of
stage thrillers, The action IS 50 good
that one almost hears the characters
speak and the close Of the picture brings
"a release from tension which held the
audience from The opening to the last.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
Ladies' Suits and Goats.

All Of our Summer Wool Suits are
now selling at one-half price. This
is a good chance to Get a good Suit at
a little price The sizes are getting
badly broken. but if your size is here
you will be more than pleased with
your trade See the other values at
S12 so and S15 90.
Separate Coats.
Al half price are all Of our Short
Goats, both in colors and black. Here
you will find some Of our best values
Of the season, Goats that have sold
at ST. SO and $500, now only
SO. 80 and $3.50
Athalf price are also few Long
Goats. in odd sizes, no two alike, the
most Of them are loose Goats. a Coat
that has been SO 90, now So. 90
Bathing Suits.
We are showing some good values
in Ladies and Misses Bathing Suits.
The prices arc not much more than
the material would cost.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Sale Of fine val laces at vaughan's.
N. s. Levin went to Burlington on
business last night
Just received at Abbotts, a new lot
Of white muslin waists.
benjamin Tassie went to Mortified
today to visit friends.
Mrs. L. Lall went TO Laconia, n. H.
today to visit relatives.
Miss Nellie Brown went TO Northneld
today for visit with friends.
Mrs Adna w. Badger went to Bar
ton today for few days vacation.
A daughter was born today to Mr..
and Mrs Fred Pickering Of Hin street.
Say Are you going 70 the Cath
olic church picnic at Dewey park, July
24thi
Mrs. Walter $. Field and daughter,
Pearl, Of Hardwick are visiting at w.
A. Lanes.
0. Bonino is taking two weeks yaca.
ton from his work at the Union Cloth
ing store.
Mrs II. r, Reynolds and children went
to Morrisyille yesterday for a few days
visit with relatives
Miss Florence Griffin Of Brushton, n.
X, Is visiting her brother, w. II. Grit
fin, for few weeks.
Mrs. Francs sawtelle OF Webster
willie, went to Lenoxvile, Que, today
for visit with relatives.
Mrs Peter Emslic and children Mrs.
John Wildgoose went 70 81. Johnsbury
today for few days visit.
Regular meeting Of the ladies' Aux
iliary Of the a. q, IT,, win Be held Wed.
nesday evening at 7;50 o'clock.
r. P. Kinney Of Boston came to Barre
last evening to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. @ Il. Reed this afternoon.
Mrs. Andrew johnson and son Or
Quincy, Mass, were the guests at the
home Of Oscar Borgh yesterday
Mrs. C. N. Barber was in Chelsea
yesterday, being accompanied By Miss
Bessie Spear and Miss Ida jenkins
The Sunday school Al the Church Of
the Good Shepherd IS holding is animal
picnic at Caledonia park this afternoon.
IT. +. Cutler has received notice that
both the Maxwell cars IN the Gidden
tour checked in on time at la Cross,
Wis.
Watch ont for The Frank MeWhorter
Co Silent Auction Sale, opens Friday
noon, July % and closes Tuesday noon,
July p.
The employees Of the Homer Fits
store took advantage Of the half holt.
day this afternoon for a picnic a. BEN
iamin's Falls.
Comet Comeil Comegll Come an to
the Catholic church picnic at Dewey
park Saturday July Gath. Admission
l0c. Children 10 free.
Mrs James Johnson, Miss Christine
Rae, Miss Bella Duncan and Miss Mar
garet Johnston returned last night from
. weeks vacation spent at Hiehgate.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur s. Martin. AIiss
Mabel Martin and Douglas Barclay left
yesterday for an automobile trip through
the White Mountains to the beaches IN
Maine
AN the way to the Dewey park picnic
grounds for only five cents Bring the
family and have good time. Music.
refreshments, sports dancing, etc Ad.
mission Ice Children under 10 free
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were a. Iasher New York. F.
A. Powers, r. D. Cotterell. G. Consortf,
Boston; VI. G. Foster. Vergennes; A.
B. Lawrence. Bennington; w. C. But
terrified, Bangor, Maine; ID G. Castle.
ton, Littleton, n. H.. r. II. Gilmore.
Rochester, n ~; +. n. Murdoek. New
York; D. A. Albin, Richford; III W.
Flanders. Toronto; n. S. Santau. Buri
ington Mt and Mrs. O. r. Parker. New
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ESTATE or ALMlRA PRESCOTT OTHER
WISE CALLED EAMfRA PRESCOTT,
Tbs undersigned, having been appointed BY
the Hon. Probate Court for the District III
Washington Commissioners % receive. exam
inc and adjust 40 claims and demands 1T all
persons against the estate Of Aimifa Prescott,
late Of the city Of Barre ia said district aeceas-
hereby give notice thaf We will meet for the pur-
pose Aforesaid at The office o. Morse and
Jackson. ii the City of Barre, N said district,
the 18th DAY uf August and lat day Of January
next frem o'clock A. n until u o'clock NJ,
each OF SAID DAYS and that six months from the
lsf day % daly A. d. 1893. = the tune limited
b sald Court for said creditors 20 present their
claims % is fer examination aud allowance.
Date0 81 Barre this goth day Of July
A. ID 1909.
FRITZ w. JACKSON, 4 Commits
FRANK ". JACKSON, ! sioners.
July g-2s, Aug
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21

Wehave Dutches Trousers made for the express pur-'
pose Of filling every Of the Nottingham The fab
RIGS patterns, selected for durability The seams are
seHed very strong; every point, where there strain,
doubly stayed We studied the Working Trouser question
and believe that have just the Of Trousers every
Worxingman viii appreciate 81, $3.50, 50 to $3.50.
Cheaper Trousers than these Be had be surebut
they cost more in the end We guarantee every pair Of
Working Trousers to do their full duty.
VI Gsas Press ma Repair Csars
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
A. p. Abbott GO CO.
TALK OF The TOWN.

Bottled milk and cream at Ladds.
Seed buckwheat at the AYerill Mills,
The Citizens band viii meet Thursday
hight for rehearsal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21

Mrs James Johnson, Miss Christine
Rae, Miss Bella Duncan and Miss Mar
garet Johnston returned last night from
q weeks vacation spent at Highgate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-07-21
Thin Summer Wash Goods.

On one Of our middle tables you
will find some values il Thin Wash
Goods that arc unusual values These
are goods that have sold at from
IL lie TO 25c per yard
Al 1Oc per yard few pieces Of
hne Figured Muslin that have sold at
Csc.
AT 10c per yard few pieces Of
Ugh, colored fine Batiste Scersucker.
with fine polka dot. This is 1Sc
quality
Al 1Oc are some good values il a
wide Dimity. These are in light and
dark colors and are qualities that sold
at IL IL and 1sc per yard.
AT 25c per yard are some fine
goods in satin striped Pongee. Are
a regular SOC goods.
AT 25c per yard are few pieces
Of colored Linens IN blue, pink, Law
ender and natural color with black
pencil stripe. These are goods that
sold al 39c
Warren sheaf., 1909-09-09
CRAIG ISLAND

The swellest property in the City Of
Warren for an ideal home. For Sale
by the owner, cheap. Gunnar Young,
COZ n. AZ ST., Seattle, Wash. At.
Rev. c. ]. Rynning left Monday for
Duluth to attend the annual confer
ence Of the Scandinavian NJ. E.
church. At this meeting the reap.
poinment of ministers takes place
and Rev. Rynning is so well pleased
with his work in this field that he
hopes he may again be assigned to
Warren.
Joseph Dietz, of North Henderson
ILL.,, arrived Monday to look after his
farming interests in town of Warren
ton. Rev. Obershain, pastor of the
NJ. E. church at North Henderson, I'LL.
accompanied him for a visit here.
Philip Pihlstrom. station agent of the
500 railway company at Conway, n
D., visited with his parents in this
city over Monday night.
Rev. s. H. Arness, who until recent
" has had charge of the Norwegian
Lutheran Synod church in this city
arrived Tuesday morning for a visit
He is at present in charge Of a church
at Albert Lea, MINI.
Warren sheaf., 1909-09-09
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS.

On Saturday, Sept 25, 1909, at
o'cock P. NJ, at my home in Warren,
I will sell at public auction the follow
ing household goods consisting Of:
One writing desk and bookcase conf
bined. 1 bureau, piano case organ, 8
lounges, rocking chairs, clock, 3
center tables, 2 kitchen tables, din
ing room table, parlor lamp, 3 other
lamps, 1 almost new wool ingram car
pet, IA by ii, astrakan fur coat, one
good New Home sewing machine, 10
iron beds, 9 mattresses, 1 medium
sized feather bolster, 20 feather pill
lows, 20 quilts, doz. cotton blankets,
10 bed springs, range, coal heater,
] lawn swing, II dining room chairs,
one 62 piece set of dishes, kitchen
utensils and other articles too numer-
Gus to mention.
John Mortenson, Owner.
W. H. Dixon, Auctioneer.