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VOL XV
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HILLSBORO, OREGON, MARCH 26. 1908.
NO. 2
WP I)
County now has Finer Stal
lions Than in I'ait
COKING FKOU compass POINTS
Cni4 f iblbltlea ( Bnwflcsb U As
tared Vlallers
Saturday, April 1, good weather
or M, Is tiHicUil to U the great-
ajt"horeday" Hillaboro ever ha
dod. Thii ! tbe date let fur
tbi big stallion parade, end tbc
ivint is expected lo clip til
ffjrli of the put. Tits wai when
Bllliburo bad these affaire, and
(bij were alwaye euooeteful, but a
mw ri lo borae-htstory baa open
id. Riley Cat, secretary of the
Korlbweet Hiillloo Aeaoclatioo,
led tbo it to charge of tin coming
ibuf, eye.
"We it pre t lo wilnra the greatest
Karat rvrul rn-r pullrtl oil In the J'wrtfic
JiorlhcH ll will be an eye Jir to
llluftu Nrvrf In ttlt hldorr of Dili
wanly have c had m many bite, valua
bit, lO'l bl(lr I t lliotia , attit I gel won!
(row all point of the xmipM (Hal hour
awi mil have cnlrtra even Portlaudrrt
tit artllNg tli.l tbry aie coming . 1 row.
fcltntlr t-. I that till l to be Iht big
pit "bum event" in txilnt of number
uk! tirtllmi of breeding rvrr Iirl.l in
UtrlVilic North weal end thai meant
amtlhltiK All euunly owner of stand
in) t illluna, rarept one, anil tita hurar
ll ikt, hat aaid lliey will I on band
aid foti may alaie dial we aball have a
Mat ribbon mtiit ami abanurr crowd."
THE SPRAY THAT WINS
lo order to have every on who baa
halt trees try tba oalebrsled Pboe
all Ume and Sulphur Spray, I
will, until the end of tba aeeaon,
Mil the Pboeuls tpray at IS 50 per
btrrel of 60 gallooa, f. o, b. io
Portland, or at my farm at 20o per
gallon. Tbla spray la recommend
ed by Prof. A. B Cordley, and It
lainoUod of full strength 1U
toil lift) per eot. It saved my
orchirJ of about I, (XX) treea from
dying out, aa the treea were en
trusted with tha Han Jom Scale,
bene I am recommending ll. 1
till ihlp to any part of tha county.
Barney I.eis, Agent,
61 If Beaverton, Or.
Argus and Oregonian, 12.25.
it A. Hubert, of Dilley, was lo
town Saturday,
Henry Grolp.of Beaverton, was
In the city Sunday.
J.N. Baidrick.of Forest drove,
pint Sunday in the oouoty aeat.
C. L. her, of Buitoo, had buei
mm in town Saturday.
C. L. Itoeandtr, of Beaverton,
in town Friday.
Beed potatoea for aale; firat-claes
whit early potatoea, raieexl two
jwn In Oregon 0. Coni, Hilla
wro, H. D. 1, Bo IK). 2-4
Pigifor Sale -Born Inland Chi-
piga for aale, on farm of Dr; A.
B. Bailer, 2 milea north of Hilla
wro. Farmers' phone, 430.
The poll book i tbow that quite a
number of peraona in thia oounty
"s registered at "Iodependente'
nd not a few aa "non parliaana."
Full-blood Rhode Ialand Red
Iga tor hatching; 13 for l. One
mile north of Corneliui, oo Center
wile road. Mra. Qraot lUoon. 2 6
Qeo. Hanoock, candidate for the
oomlnation for aheriff, waa in the
fily Saturday, feeling tha pulae
Mali ol the veiera in thia aeotlon.
MrH. Allmrt Ifaalharalnna naa
Ueoe poe, who apent two weeka
viiiung Hilliboro frlende, departed
itieeday fur her home io Wallace,
llano.
For Sale Work horse, oomlog 6
jwa old, weight about 1350 lbe;
P'loe reasonable. Phone, 819 Pa
O'Bo Bute- or oall at reeldenoe, 3
ailee northweet of Hillaboro. K.
oner
U Dd A. K. ilanley. 2-6
W. . Thnrn. IL Unn,1a for
home at San Diego, Cal., ihere
Kill oontloue to reside until be
mt to hankering for the evergreen
w old Oregon then he'll come
oa, or course, and to stay.
Baseball 1 Dilley Publio Sohool
v. Hillaborn Pnhlin Rnhnnl. Hatur-
dy afternoon, Mar oh 28, at 2:30
(b"p. on the Hillaboro school
grounds, Everyone come and help
the school. Collection will be
"ken for expenses.
The attention of the 'Argus Is
called. And ,,n!ia iimAl tn the
hot that the heavv rains of the
Put winter haa oauaad the earth to
Jettle to quite a depth on many of
graves in the Masonlo ana uaa
fellows cemeteries near this plaoe
Snd it Waa aiiiuooMin, Ik.t nnn.rflgi'
Jontswho have relatives Interred
oers, might be Interested in know
The "Chinook" i,f l.at ..w
which melted an much ann in ib-
Coaat Hinge mouotaina.cauied the
alrrama and rlmi io Tillamook
oounty to go out of their baukt and
Hood the valley through which
they flow. The Simmons' bridge
and the North Fork bri.l fffttl fin
Wlleon river, were iwent aa.' b.
the rueh of walert. Several ilidoa
occurred oo the Wileon River road,
and the Traik river was reported
twin, uiguor into me oiaeet In
habitant had ever seen it.
Colonial ralea asaio in efTact-
From March 1 to April 30 ooloniel
el will be lo effect on the S. IV
and 0 R. -V N. line from the eait.
riom Chicago to Portland. 138:
from Mioouri river common toinU
or St. Paul and Minneitiolia in
'ortlaod, the rate It 130; from Pu-
bio. Denver or Colorado Surinss.
to Portland, 130. Seud tbit clip
ping to your friend io the eut.
(J oil ihearing lib Droiresiio
thia county. Most of the mohair
raised io Oregon it marketed in
Boston. The price la not aa good
aa moel raieers would like to tee it.
vacant Botlon quotations are as
follows: Domeelio: Combing, 2H
W3lv'; carding, choice, 24(427c:
carding, average, 'XM2'2c; inferior,
o(20o; lope, 40c; noila, Grit
eombinga, 10(4l8c; aoils, second
oombioge, 19(421.
Call and see Webb & Hoover
wbeo io need of bay, oaU, rolltd
barley, Acme chop, oat obop, cheat
chop, bran and tborta, miied;
wheat and oorn. Io fact, every
thing to the feed line. Alio chick
food, egg food, meat acrapi, oil
meat, cement, lime, sulphur, field
and gaiden seedi, paiot, oil, paint
bruihea, priy pumpi, clover seed,
timothy, Utah Land Plaater. 2 if
While playing lo the yard, at her
home oo Second and Oak, the lat
tar part of last week, Sadie Turpin,
a four-year-old child, fell against
the sharp corner of a fence, and cut
a deep gaeh over her right eye. Dr.
A. Bailey wai called, gave an
anaeethetio and i lite bed up the
wouod.
Clearance tale of all men's, boys'
aod ladies' suit. Will be sold at
actual cost, and all broken lioea
carried io the immense atock of tbe
Qeoeral Merchandise Store of
Scbulmerich Bros. Coma early
and get your choice. 61lf
Thurston Johnson, of Colorado
Springs, an old time Washington
oounty man, wu in town the first
of the week, visiting mends, sir.
Johnson was born in this oounty
over fifty years ago, being a son of
tbe late James Johnson, of Forest
drove.
A black Jersey cow, with bell on,
I W - L. O
came lo my piece on marcu ,
0H. The owner can take same,
after proving property and paying
charges. John MoCallen, Beaver-
ton, Ore., R. 2, Bo ai. oz o
The Free Methodista will hold a
district conference at tha Grove, be
ginning today. W. N. Coffee, pre
siding elder of the dietrict, and
other ministers will be present.
Members of tbe churoh are prepar
ing to entertain delegatee ironi an
over tbe state.
For Sals Driving and work
horses, irom nw w iow puuu
ai.iaht! broke, single and double;
Parifle States. Olenooe 2f9.
K"""w .... . rs MT
J blanna 1'hlll OS. Ure. T .
nriuvwv - a i .
ioh.
irn n W. Marsh, of near Can
tervllle, who baa been sio who
itomach trouble for the past two or
three weeks, is reported, ny ut. a.
B. Bailey, the attending poysician
to be improving.
RaU m Trade Fine modern
...bl.nna nrnnertv. Will sen, or
IPJIUVHVW g " w I ,
-..I. tnr a amall ranoh, olosa In.
Fourth and
Jackson 8U., Hillaboro. 61-lf
n.nt J n. Merrvman and wife,
of Portland, were in the oily Tues
day, attending the mnerai oi .
W. D. Hare.
J. M. Greear told bit house and
quarter
kinok thia wee, io nit.
Hines,
of the Climax Mills, lor
tORflO.
u.tHn.Hrnwn ahoti at Jonn
Dennis' store. Try tnem ana you
uauinivu .....
will always buy them.
i. Vnnti nt near Rov. was in
the oity Tuesday, and oalled on tbe
Argus.
Call on or phone to Dennis for
groceries, A complete ana up
date line aiwwro u
Born, to the wife of John Peter-
... nA March 1.
on, ueavenou,
1908, a daughter.
Pull line of gents' 8ookt at Den
nis' itore. 1
n n u. and Mrt. Bqulret.
near Beaverton, Oregon, March 17,
1S08. a son
m . .nl lobaoco. at John
vih - i n
Dennis'. l
J. W. Nelson, of Corneliui, wai
a HUIsboro visitor monu.
. .
W. F. Simpion, oi "T"
SMALL BOVKKS OJC.
(iovcrnment will
Work
Grant
for
Forfeiture of
BiWLEY UOIITS PIAKS OF Uk
Utay
Beyers ef 0. 4 C. leal la This
Ceaaty
A Corvallie man bai received a let-
ter from Congressmaa Hawlsy, in
reepooe. to . letter of Inquiry, aa
In aa k.l a JV - . A m ar-fa af aL
to
wuat ciiBct lurieuure 01 iDeiouuuay.
Southern
Pacifio'a 0. k C. land
grant would have on .mill buyera.
Congressman Hawlay makes an
swer at follows.
One hundred and tweutv-atTtn thoui-
d cre of railroad land wuauld in
compliance with law and cannot be dbv
turotil. Atao 170,000 acrca more were
old according to law. ticcnt at to price.
Inch I nntlerataBd can arvcr be uuea-
'.oncd. Hucb a tmrchaacr la unaffected
by any proceeding. The reaolution,
moreovet, doe not affect tbe statu of
tbe rrorchaner anyhow. Tbe imendroent
would operate only to confirm title of
latue purchaatr. The qoeation ia: Can
Convrria amend in anr instance without
drfraling all actum agaiutt the railroaU?
The Drpartuient of Juitice urge that the
queitiou be left lo the courtaat preaent."
Farm lor Sale
I with to sell mv farm oontainin.
1 who to aeu my farm, oontaining
15,0Lre,,Uu nde' Pj0"'
good house, bard and orchard, 3
milet south of Hilltboro, and 'one
mile weet of Farmiogton. For fur-
ther Information, addreea,
E. Burkhaiter,
iUm Hillaboro, Ore.
MRS. LULA DAVENPORT
Mn. Lula Davenport, aged 40
yeari, died last Sunday, at the ree
ldenoe of her mother, Mn Alice
Rolilon, at Gaston, of diabetes.
Deceased was born in the state of
Missouri, and lived in tbe Vicinity
of flaaUm for man aar. A I
D...-L o.i.r ' t-
uroiaer, rrmi jvo.awu, ..... mi,
rorest urovs. ine remains were
aid away
in tbe Hill cemetery
Monday.
NOTICE
Tknaa.lahinff tn lata Advantage of
tbe usual Mohair Pool oan do so by
bringing tbeir wool to the Har
trampf warehouse. Notice of eale
will be later. Committee Jamee
H. Sewell, Thomas Coonell and E
B. Toogue.
ROAD PETITION NO. 443
K Wenstrom, one of the petitioners
for Road No. 443, sends the follow
ing letter for publication, dated at
Laurel, March 17:
"In your issue of March , in court
proceeding, we ee that Komd retition
No. 44J, wa disallowed on report of
viewer. For information of the numer
ous siKneri of Mia peuuon, win ay,
that the vieweri, county narveyor w ai-
ker, w. M. Thunton aud J. h. Davit
made their report in my house, and the
County Hurveyor, L. C. Walker, tuld me
afterward that the report was favorable,
but that the bridge acroea the ruaiaun
river was left to the county court a to
tbetimeofbuildiBf it.
I am convincedhat u. u. wamer wia
me the truth; now, It jeemi that trie
cuuaiy wuj ie
the viewers; wilt alto tay
rveTinKof March 9. that the report on
the road -waa favorable, but that the
bridge queition was left to the judgment
of the county court.
We desire further inionnaiioii irom tue
county court, and we art hat an ex-
planation oe given mruuKu tu. wuiu.
oftiiispar." . ,
ins county juukw wu 1
for an explanation in this matter
makes the following statement:
The petition to establish road No.
ill wai tne most iniporiam roau un
to come before tbe county court for eome
time, because it called Tor tbe building oi
abridire acros the TualaUn river,-
tween the Harri( or Farmiogton) bridge
and the Scholli bridge, and about one
mile below the former. The viewers ap-
pointed by the rourt remended the
.hn..iH he under no oblinatfon to build a
i . .v.... waahitiotnn I'aumv
bridge across the river until the county
court is satisfied that tuch bridge is nee-
VZZiZrX&t S
that they could not make any such con
itlnnal order lenllv. the county court
" . 1 .
communicated wiw the viewers, and was
.mu.-.v--r-.- .
?f0!mJ.AHr.n"r.r
huildimr of the bridge could oe
ine raioiiu". - . .
post-
nni. aa aet forth III their report
Tne court luerf lore Twitu w ui-wn
the road.
Basaar, for Poet Cardi.
Argui and Paolfle Monthly, 92.
C. L. Hlnman. of Foreit Grove,
was In town between trains Friday.
T. B. Perkins, a wail anown
well
Buxton business man, waa m w
city monaay.
.. ...
For Sale-Havin pwcnaeexi an
intereit in an imported itallion, I
offer my Jack to . fltih
eaoR DairfanA. nlaimiM.
. . . i
Vj jA.. nm.kiA fin . R. D.
Auureao, u ' . .
nKnna No. 78. GianOOt. Weiiey
wVpauV; 2 4
Btzaar, for Poet Cards.
Miss Abbie Wilkes, of Buzloo,
was in tbe city Monday.
C. W. Loreoz, of' Buxton, came
down to Hillaboro Sunday.
C. W. Loudon, of near Glencoe,
was In the city Friday.
Cbas. Hickelhier, of Cedar Mills,
was in town Saturday.
Baldwin Bros., contractors, of
Forest Grove, were in tbe city
Monday.
Root. Hartrampf and Ira Bar-
rati Atnttt In tha flrnwa flnrwlav
afternoon.
n. C. Bailee, a nrominent attar-
Ley of Tillamook, was in town
I UaaJM I
Born, to tbe wife of Marion F.
Skeels, near 8cholls, Ore., March
), iwn, a eon.
Born, to the wife of Clarence
Hoyt,at Forest Grove, March 18,
1908, a daughter.
P. C. Allison and wife, of Port
land, spent Sunday with relatives
in HUIsboro.
John V. Helsler and Heesa K.
Hayden were granted hoense to
wed, on the 21st lost.
Dr. Lowe, tbe optician, will be in
Hillaboro April 6. The wise will
wait for him.
Fred Stetler and Gotfried Sohlae
tli, of above Mountaindale, were
Argus callera Tuesday;
Reghitto, of Beaverton,
Rbitto of near
ShJrwMd m iotown MondaV
7'
nd cUed-
For Bale Full
blood, 5 months'
old Jersey calf, eligible to registry.
Geo. Biersdorf, Cornelius, R. D.
1; 4j milea northwest of Hilli
boro. 2 3
Mr. LaBarge, of near Scholli,
who recently sold his 100 acre
ranch to Harry A. and N. S.
Ritchie for $6,003, wai in town
Saturday.
HUIsboro hat the building im
pulse. New houses are going up
r "T ... :
ajmoe every pari oi mjwu, uiwu j i
of them fine little cottage, modern
.. , i,l I
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Fresh salmon, smelt and rsior
clama, and aalted fieh, at the
Ritohev Fish Market, on Third St.,
i uour vu uuiuu(n ibwumj, 1
Hillaboro. Orders delivered to any
part of city. 52-3
Why not get Some good layers?
Blue Andalueiana, winner! at lead-
ing shows. Pullets and cockerels
for aale. Eggi, $1 60 for letting of
13. Schmidt & Kuliccb, 24 miles
northweet of Beaverton, on Baseline
road. 48-No. 1
Mist Mary Treber, of Portland,
visited her lister, Mrs. J. C. Ru
ratli. Sunday, and helped to cele
brate the birthday of her little
nephew, the ion of Mr. and Mra.
Kuratli.
We carry too many articles to
enumerate, but we have anything
tbe farmer needi. The largest
stock ever ahown in Washington
county, and can and will beat all
oompetitOW. Schulmerioh BrOi,
q Collier, of Scholli. an old
. oni-w-,,. '.!,!,.. .. n tk.
time Hllliooro reaident, wai in we
city Monday, shaking hands with
friends. Mr. Uonier 11 juii reoov
j from a MVire atUok of grip.
W cTlZwil
Orovi Lolta, Wtl ln town oalUraay . 1
no naa not sigueu wu muj .
las yet this season, and may notf
nit u-n uniii Te-.4
, . .
vwl t iaB mw urecuuuuN ut
for
roaes, bulbe, plants, etc. I nave a
! ta- tn anliwt from. Thank-
, iha oublio for oait Datronaae.
r nefuii. mamt . Bhtre for the
future, independent puone,
. . .
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Mrs Agnes Oowan, Seventh and
ft atl., UlUSDOrO. V)-Oi
. ... .
J. n. Aaams, wno naa uvea in
the Nehalem country for mora than
jm .nd wh0M f.her wai one
f A , ... hftB
i DauvDfc iu sura iniwnu rumi
I (We and Cornelius, oavins $2500
foj Mm. and'WiU be a resident of
. . kftor. affark Noble.
of the Grove, made the deal.
1 .
ine ueiivery waiu ui n.ra
Hoover became frightened at , an
, - lILIj..
."S
IBIUmOOD. WUU IIU uuwu uwwuu I
ran
street to the north end of tnat
treet, when it tamed to Third
street and ran back on that street,
stopping at S. D. Thorne'i place.
Fortunately no damage wai done
to either team or wagon.
I am now prepared to ihow you
the new and correct spring and
anmm atvlaa in tailor-made anitl.l
,nta alia- hlri.walat anita.
-.j. to yom aneeial order from
... . i.l J
I your own isieouon or material ana
i . . .1.. - r.ii Hma
irimuunge, . . u .
tnraeta. and will be clad to bring
a. mvsoodi to vour house upon re -
M ' x.j ..." v raA
quest, maepenaen pouus, ooi
IMrs. M. E, Caudle. 112
mm
TO J BARRED
Fear Little Brown Men will
Ruin the Business
PRESIDENT FASSO AGAINST JAPS
N.t
Wanted la VaihlagUa
Track Laid
Csaaty
The Japanese are endeavoring to
make long time leases of Washing
ton county beeverdam land, for the
purpose of setting a monoDolv on
the onion and iki. nrnAni.
connU . . . ,.
leases in other parts of the state,
but thus far without success.
Washington county produces more
onions thsn any other county in
the state, by reason of its fine beav
erdam tracts, and the Japanese are
very anxious to get a foothold here.
A. J. Fanno, president of tbe
Confederated Onion Growers' Asso
ciation, is opposed to leaeing lands
to the Jspaneee on any terms, fear
ing that tbe prioea of oniona would
be put down by the little brown
men, thereby injuring the industry.
So far, tbe owners of onion land io
this county have stood as a unit in
refusing the offers of the Jape. If
Ut inoon8"0' IM JP- "
the JPn" Bet the same control
onJon lande in thit eUte which
they have of onion and beet land
In California, the white population
would better pack up and go out of
business.
CLATSOP-TILLAMOOK ROAD
Astoria and Tillamook are to be
connected by the steel rails of the
P. R. & N. It is not known which
of two routes will be taken from
the bay to Astoria, whether the in
side, or the outeide er beach route.
With reference to the two routes,
the Tillamook Herald of lt week
-
"There are two route nnder conaider-
ation in two conntie: The back
route, running from a point about two
P'1. Mt.of. in thi. county, to.
XZoll
on me Nona rork oi tne rsenaiem, wttn
the main bridge across that stream. This
will make the Buchanan trait available
for all who desire to use it comimr north.
The adoption of this line will leave Clat-
"P ltn U "ulea to build, and mcluding
V. ti.gs uu uiitiu n..M ma 1
will cost in the neighborhood of gaooo
per mile; Tillamook: Having completed
her section to the boundary.
The other, or outside route, follows
the ocean beaches from a point to which
Clatsop has built on the Elk Creek road,
.WI,J dge across that creek win
utilize the beach as far south as Arch
Rock, leaving one and a half miles for
this county to complete to the southerly
line; the entire Tillamook section yet to
be built by that county; and being equal
in scope to that yet to be constructed by
Ulatsop en tne inside road,
SUMMONS
TIME TABLE
Passenger train schedule follows
Leave for Portland
Foreet Grove local, 6:5i a. m
Sheridan Flyer 9:07 a. m
Forest Grove local.
VM p. m
Corvallis overland
Arrive from Portland
Corvallis overland
58 p. m
.. 8:16 a.
,iaw7 p.
. 5:e8p.
. 647 P-
Forest Grove local.
- 'r'
Forest Grove local. , .
iaviBg Portland
Corvallie overland....
. 7:00 a. m
.iixwa. m
Forest Grove local.. . .
Sheridan Flyer ..... .
. 4:10 p. m
Forest Grove local. .
. 040 p. m.
Arrivalin Portland
. n 1 1
Sheridan Flyer
. 8x0 a. m
.10:30 a. m,
Foret Grove local. . ,
. 3:50 p. m.
6:35 p. m.
I fVr0ailiai noarlanii
Corvallis overland
The Forest Grove local doea not
carry baggage.
MILLINERY OPENING
M5g Lulu .Coleman, of Corneliui,
hub vimwv tu .uuvuuwhi
1 her openina of Spring Millinery
will ooouron Friday and Saturday,
March 20th and 21st. She respect-
fully invitee the ladies of thesur
MHhrfina nnnnl f A n. 1 1 inn baa
. M- vt.-. ..U. mnt
HUHHVI
made to please patrons. 52-tf
I Bt)tt fJBVWB V W 0MBW VN t ua V VI J vhvb w
Ground wai broken on the lite
of the Oregon building at the Alas
ka-Yukon Fair, one day last week,
bv the Oregon Commission, of
whioh W. H. Wehrung is president
Mr. Wehrune turned the first
lahnvel full of dirL to theaccom
I Minment of appropriate cere
.lu Tha SMntinn aI Ibaai.t.1
lknj; .in .nnn fniin. .h it
I -m he readv for Oree-on'a e-reat
i exhibit. '
afi '
, H ThompsOB of Thompion
BrM.'Mille, Mountaindale, wa. in
"
luwo J B
1 John Corneliui, of the Grove, wai
I l ! ;.:.
wu vmtij """"J ""
linthiicity.
See Our Full
Of rubber goods of every description of a
kind and quality that wear, and give
satisfactory service are always to be
found at the HILLSBORO PHARMACY.
Any article that is made of rubber,
and intended for home use is in our well
assorted stock. Always remember that
rubber good are deceptive in appear
ance and that in purchasing them you
must depend more or less upon the hon
esty of the dealer. Therefore buy rub
ber goods only from a dealer who ha a
reputation to sustain.
Hillsboro
First Annual Statement of the
Forest Grove National Bank
at the Close of Business, March 3, 1908
Resources. Liabilities.
Loans k discounts..-! 99,a79-f 6 Capital Stock...... $s,ooo.co
umlmt:.ds...&.r: 1 .co
Other Bonds 5,000.00 Undivided profits I 54J.69
ISjtiSZZ 12t DEP0SITS - 206m-81
Dne from U. 8. Trea- B -
sury f 1, 250.00 r
Due from banks 0
7'.'40.5 t
Cash on Hand -
:..39,215.67 o
4lll.6o6.19 Wn
$257,720.50 ' 1257,720.50
. Correct. Attest, J. A. Thornburgh, Cashier. Vt
Officers & Directors: V. B. Haines, President; John E. Bailey, Vice
Pres.; J. A. Thornburgh, Cashier; Thos. G. Todd; J. W. Fuqua.
Forest Grove, - ... Oregon
BAILEYS
For
WOOL BLANKETS
IO 1-4 U 1-4 12 1-4
Prices. $3.5Q to $9
COTTON BLANKETS
Same Sizes as Above
Prices. 75 cts to $2
We Carry the Largest
Assortment in Wash-
ington County
J. E. Bailey,
THE DELTA
Dealers
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We also
line of fine
If we do not have what
you want in stock, we will
cheerfully get it for you.
Having " been appointed
publishers' agents, we are
now prepared to supply all
your wants in the School
Book line.
We also have a full line
of tablets, pencils, slates, etc.
School Books will be sold for
Cash Oaly Positively no Credit
We have just received a car of
Bain wagoni from tbe factory.
Will sell at Portland prices.
Bcbulmerich Bros. 51-tf ,
Assortment
Pharmacy
STORE
Forest Grove
DRUG STORE
in Pure Drugs
Medicines
carry a complete
sundries.
Smokera like the Schiller and its
Exoellencia. These ci;rs art of
the beet atock. You can't fed aa
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