NILlSiORO AftQUS. M.Y 29, 19CS
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Close of Business on Saturday, me ZOrd day ol May jV D., 190B.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts 5243,824 09
Bonds and Warrants 33377 84
Banking House, Furni
ture and Fixtures 7,50000
Cash on Hand and
Due From Banks 142,921 65
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock, Paid iu .. $50,000 00
Undivided Profits 2,411 8t
DEPOSITS 375,211.77
Total Liabilities. $437,623.58
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Total Resources, $4a7,6a3 58
State of Oregon
County of ashingtoa S
I, A. C. SHUTE, Cashier of J. W. Shute, Banker, being first duly sworn,
say: That the foregoing statement of Resources and Liabilities is true and correct
as I verily believe. A. C. Shute.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this May 23. ioxxS.
(Seal) . GEO. R. BAG LEY,
Notary Public for Oregou.
Your attention is called to the fact that J. W. SHUTE, BANKER, is NOT incor
porated and that over $150,000 in Tangible Assets owned by J. V. Shute is iu
law applicable to the payment of the liabilities above mentioned.
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Tou want a ramady that will not
only gtve quick raliaf bat affect a
permanent our.
You want a remedy that will rv
liera the lunge and keep aspeotora
tion easy.
You want a remedy that will coun
teract any tendency toward pneu
monia. You want a remedy that la pleae
ant and safe to take.
Chamberlain'a Ooucfe Remedy
meets all of theaa reqmVemante, and
for the epeedy and permanent our
of bad cold Btanda without a peer.
A Severe Cold Quidrfy (jrd by Qm
berUia's Coigfc Resciy.
"La wtntr I oaafbta vary ntw oold
which Unrred tor WMka," aar. J. Cr
quhart, of Zephyr, Ontario. " afy eouffa
ih very dry tad harsh. The looal dealer
reoommended CbaakarlalB'. Ooub Rem
edy aod g-uarBt4 It, M l rave H a trial.
On .mall bottle of tt ourad ate. I b41.v.
Chaasb.rlaln'i Oouah Baatedy to b th.
boat I bT vr bm4."
It is Equally Valuable for Children
It Contains no Narcotic and is Safe and Sure
Ask your Druggist for it
! HAUNTED HOMESTEAD
! A week or to ago, the Argus pub
Itehed an account of the deatb ol
Jes. Smith, at YahaU. Licoolo
county, who was killed by a falling
, tree The following story ia taken
f om the CorTtllia Gszette, and
: given for what it it worth. 8mith
formerly lived near Ltorel.
, "The death of Jamea Smith, a
rnort time since, from beint truth
: eJ while slashing, by a falling tre,
. rrcii.i tbe sopentiUon of Levi
Oreo, from whom Mr. Smith ob
j taioed the ranch on which the lat
jtr met hie death, jutt over the
I acnata divide. Mr. Oreo claimed
that a number of yean ago, in a
(conflict over poeeeeeion of thie
! claim, a man waa killed. The
.victor wee thenceforward hauntrd
I by the spirit of hie victii until he
abandoned tbe place. Otbere set
tled there and in torn vacated their
: home for unaccountable reaeona. at
it ii apparently a desirable piece of
, ground. Mr. Uren bought bit pre
deoissor's 'ngnt" lor 110. At
'generally known, Mr. Oren and
t unruly are epiritutlieU, and it it
claimed by them that during their
residence on the homeetead an eri
spirit continually harassed them
( directing its attention particularly
to Mis. Ur-n. At one time Mr
Oreo's son and an employee in
chittim peeling season, were left
much of tbe time alone on the
ranch. The son's strange actioot
occasioned by "seeing things," so
alarmed the employee that be
abindoned his situation. The
tbfory is that eince the murdered
man could not secure possession ol
toe ratcn, bis spirit is determined
I that no other person shall have
! peaceful possession of it."
For Sale by The Delta Drug Store
ZACH CBACC
ED. WANN
- Are You Wanting a Home?
If you arc looking for a home, cither a
farm, or a residence in town, call on the
Webfoot Realty- Company
If you have a farm to sell, or city proper
ty to put on the market, list it with us.
We buy ami sell Timber Lauds. Also
make a Specialty of Business Chances.
OLD WELLS TABOO LOCATION.
Inlpndnl T hon. 193
HILLSBORO - OREGON
Andrew Piereon, of near Kecd
ville, waa in town Tueeday.
Oa and after June 1Mb, tii-keta
to Cornelius, via Southern Pacific,
ill be 10 cent, inilead ol 14 cants
aa heretofore. f
M ft Ketrella Ford, ol Portland,
was the gut i f Mrt. J. W. Coo
nail, over Sunday
Herman Bivhop, tbe Shady
Brook sawmill man, was in the
oity tbe firat of the week.
Rev. Curtis P. Coe, who has
spent thirteen year in Alaska, will
preach in the baptist church nut
Sunday, May 31. "What it Thtt
in thy Hendr will be tbe tbeue
for tbe morning service. In the
evening ne will lectute on AUekr,
her leaourcea, beauliee, opjmriunl
ties and ruieeioo work. All are
cordially ioviud.
I am now prepared to how you
the new and correct rpring ard
summer style in tailor-made suits,
skirt and tilk ehirt it tuite,
made to your oial order from
your own aelec'ion of mtterial and
trimming; alto a full line of
waiste, coats and jackets. I carry
eatauJard line of underskirts and
oorseis, and will b glad In bring
my goodt to your house upon re
queet. Independent phone, SM
Mrs. M. K Caudle. I i
Notice to Creditor
OORWIM A HE1DSX
Alt kttxUot Fr.h Meats. Wen Ie
natle. Will wee! all toutpetltloa.
Chicken aoj 1'oullry elwey oa html
upon onler. rr twnwrjr to u pfw
iraa oi
f Ih I
town. W bur il itork.
mttt Pne
Bmoomd 8trt. NUHboro, Of
COQUET
French No., 50527
American No. 44233
ttnlli-r I breby tlvo, that t tt umlrr
AnlhotiT
Hare, deeeaaiHt, aoit hu duly nualltlni m
uoh. Alt pvfaona hvtni claim KalnM
inJ liu txwn ppolnlr A'lmliillrtir
of Ih Mint of Marr Mil
rllh
uirstl k
iiropor
lira ul
aid ratal mn nuiintHl and r
prciil Ih am to me
voucher llientfor, at th I
Bagley t liar in Hillaburo. Orrguii.
wilhiii all uiuiitli from tl tlata hsranf.
WILLIAM (1. 1UKK.
AilminUralor.
Datwt at HIIUIkko, Of.. klr . IMO.
Notice to Crtditoit
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Vaught's
Groc
ery
NotK-a U brrahr given, that th unJrr-
atfiiad haa Inou BuiHilnUxl A JrnlnilrU)r
ol the estate of Charlw K, laru, tla
otaard, aiul ba duly qualified a audi,
ill penuna hating rlaim Klnt aalii
eatata ar tiernhy notlfl! anil rniulrcil to
preaent llie earn to in trellir with
prolwr vom-har therefor, at th law ofdr
of Haa-ler A liar In Hlllaboru. Ori(un,
wltbln alt muntha irom the uat lieivuf.
K. O. I.AKHOM,
AcimlnutraUir of lb Kllal uf Cliarlea
P. Lafaen, Ic'd.
Battler A liar, Attorney fur Peti
tioner. May 16, IMJH.
Our Mt. Hood Deer
Has them all beaten when it comes to
purity of water, which comes from the
Sparkling founts of "Old Mt. Hood" no
purer water in the world!
Is a Hygienic Product
Call and see for yourselves. Constantly
on draught and in bottles. It is the wa
ter and the quality of the brew. Try it.'
If you want a good smoke, we handle the
. CELEBRATED SCHILLER .
the finest smoke for the money that is
made in the "Oregon Country."
Try Our 'Grand Dad Whiskey!'
Pronounced by experts to be the finest of
blends. Come and see us when you are
in the city We'll treat you right. Main
Street, across from the Farmers' Stables.
CRACG
HILLSBORO
ca WANN
OREGON
XGON.J
C. D. Duoneen, of Farmington
was in town Saturday.
0. W. Hawkins, of Laurel, was
in tovln Sunday.
Joseph Bishnp, one of the Helve
tia pioneers, wan in yesterday,
and sUrts this week for a sum mere
stay in Switzerland.
Come to the public dance at
Hannan's Hall, Buxton, Saturday
evening, May 30; good music; tick
ets, 75c; supper at Buxton Hotel,
50 cents per couple. Excursion
train leaves Hillsboro at 7:30 p.m
E. J. Sutherland, of Scholia, was
in town last Saturday.
The Argus has received three
communications on the subject of
stock running at large. As we can
not pnnt them all, for lack of
space, we shall be forced to five
brief digest of tbe opinions expreee
ed by tbe several writers. Al
three are opposed to restricting
! stock from running at larse. and
j the main argument is that it would
; create a hardship on the mountain'
ranchers, and stock men, and that
I the stock might as well have the
, waBte grass along publio highways,
and in the mountains. The Ar-
gus ia not posted as to the ad visa
jbility or non-adviability of tbe
, law. We believe the pople are
the better judges, and that tbey
will settle tbe matter at the polls,
io a manner satisfactory to the ma
jority. For sale: 75 seres rolling land:
120 acres cleared: balance slashed!
and burned; good bouse and barn;
orchard; running water; j mile
from school house; 3 miles from
Buxton, Oregon. Price 11500.
Address Joa. Burgholzer, Buxton,
Ore.
Oregon roses are coming in
bloom. Hilleboro people have
some fine ones. Nowhere in the
United States can Oregon be ex
celled for the beautiful coloring,
fragrance and shape of its roses.
It is essentially a rose state.
"Vote for K B Tongue for Dis
trict Attorney, who received tbe
nomination by the Republicans
and by tbe DamocraU at tbe
Primaries." 10-tf
Mrs. Scbendrl,of near Blooming,
was thrown from a wagon at Cor
nelius, Monday, during a runaway.
and suffered a dislocation of the
collar bone. Dr. Tamiesie was
called and attended the lady's in
juries. Eddie Fessler, son of Frank Fees
ler, of tbis city, while riding on a
bicycle on the sidewalk, caogbt th
little finger of tbe right hand on a
piece of barb wire, and nearly
wrenched tbe member off. Tbe
finger was broken and badly torn.
Dr. Tamiesie attended the boy.
REACH
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In aOOOMOt HILU
laimma t'uluiutjia Kin
ValUn a Billm aut til
Purtluxti ultra Iruu .Si.nL
Rlvw (ml i .11 trail-
Wrlta (ur taliirmatioB.
COOK A CO.
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ajTUH.OMMa
ayn BJQieC anrtatUm nnall Tract ICuy
Tansor Prince
English Number, 6660
American No., 22&48
Imported Pertheron Stallion
Imported From France in
June, 1905; Color, black, with
star in forehead: weight, W50;
18 hands high; foaled in 1901;
Owner, Cedar Mill Percheron
j Horse Company. Recorded
by the American Percheron
Society as Number 44233.
Coquet will make the Season
of 1 90S at Herman Glaske's
Barn, near Bethany, 8 miles
Northeast of llillsloro, all
week (luring the Summer, ex
cept Tuesday and Friday af
ternoons. No service ou Sun
days. Owners at time of the
service who sell mares w ill be
held personally responsible
for charges. Terms as follqws:
T . a
insurance, 20. 10 insure,
payable when mare is known
to be in foal, $15; Season, $10;
bingle .Service, U. Care to
to prevent, but not responsi
ble for accidents.
The Cedar Mill Percheron Co.
We Want
YOUR GROCERY BUSINESS
Wc are prepared to serve you iu auy capacity in reason
No, wt are not putting on a clearance sale 0f
f5 shoe at fa. 89 nor arc we going out of
busiucsH
BUI Wl NOW AM GOING Oil AM I H MOW BtSIVSS
1. Our prices ou groceries arc right. 2 Wc W
the awcllest line of ltdiet' and gent' &hs we hvt
ever showed. j. Now, in regard to a wagnu; hca
you think wagon, think Bain, and wc save yon $5 00j,
4. Let us talk price with you on buggies, plows, fa.
rows, diics, steel rollers, grain drill, spray pumoi
wiudmills, McCormtck mowers, binders and rVei w
uave just rercivcu our binding twine.
HOW, MR. lUMtR, tOU HOI NO MOM Y 10 CIU my
ior do you waut to ray more lor goods tluu tkCy lri
worth ho yon hIjouM buy where you cau da the bcL
iiet our I'rues, men 1 tic outer fellow , ami you will be
couviucril.
ENGLISH SHIRE
Largest Stallion in. the
Washington Co. Stud
1906 SEASON AS FOLLOWS
Cornelius, Or.: Monday noon.
Verboort: at Anton Hermens'
on Monday evening.
Roy: at W. G. Walkers', on
Tuesday night.
Glencoe: Wednesday night.
West Union: Mauzey Farm,
Thursday night.
Hillsboro: Friday, Saturday,
and Sunday, Redmond &
Connell's Barns.
Terms: $15; $20; $25.
Care to prevent, but will not
be responsible for accidents.
HERMAN GLASKE,
Manager.
Ir
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Dfllli
in erecting a plant at
PORTLAND, OREGON
fur thu nmnufucture of tlieir
world funiouH
PORTABLE WELL
DRILLING MACHINES
for water, oil, huh, etc., etc
A moderate amount 0
money wilt at art you in
a profitable bimlneta,
STAR PORTABLE
DRILLING MACHINES
have been proved by
Competitive Testa to be
The HeHt In The World.
For full particnlurH regard
ing well flrilling muchuiea,
tool, Huppliea, etc., write to
THE STAR DRILLING MACHINE CO.
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AKKON, OHIO.
Your for a Q )c4,,
Rowell Bros. & Co., Scholls.
In Tho Dick Room
a-4 aM atkkkf at qaalNr I. a!r. MW4.
Utiiaa IK ralHa, o(llu. tmi HM m
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HI all it taaaa h Mfaa.. la tkw) pbaaval aal
atbi Uaw1. 4 M'mMlnlln ttgtlHM IWf
wallal I tka aanluiu rh4 ol rt hmtf,
tkrtcua 4 h.4l. aa4 amt4 m cu4atl; m
am omummisTB, w ot aw.
w. j vn kimn ico..k.
WtrUJaVW
WEINHARD'S .o. .
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The best of all Beers.
Bottled for Medicinal Use
ft W. V. WILEY'S
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Owntd Br
The Hillsboro Shire Co
..Central Meat Market..
CMMOTT BROS., Prom.,
Keep conitantly on hand a fin.
apply of freah meat of all kind.
Mmw Erm In Prlo
Wi . are Koiue to aell meat at prlc. low.
tt than thow, which h.T, prallid In
Cr"' I" We mean
anu rre. Ueliverr
One door Kat Tualatiu Hotel
Hsls Street, Billibors, OrtKOs.
Call on or phone to Dennis fur
xu r H r 'STf,16"' , oomPlet nd opto
W. I. nuQmsn, Groo masts line always on band.
Here is Your Chance
Beaverton Reedville
ACREAGE
The PASS ADEN A of OREGON
We have repeatedly stated that we have
the largest holdtnga, the choicest location,
the richest lands, and the most reasonable
prices of any acreage on the market.
As proof of our assertions, can say that
over half of our purchasers so far have
bought a second time.
No one finds faults with our land, nor
our representations concerning them.
You should make your selections with
out delay.
Let us show you these properties.
Shaw-Fear Company
245 1-2 Starh St. Portland, Oregon
For Sale:-My entire Hook of
millinery. All goods now In stock
win d om wn. M k.n
AM. 4
"uia voitmin, t'oraalius, Or. 8 11
We sell more srira fence than all
our competitors combined, The
""?n we have tbe largest
.cheapest.-
Parm lor Sal
I wish to sell my 'ra.c?K
162 eorei.110 acres under 1 j
good house, barn aod orohtrd , i
miles south of Hillsboro, and
mile west of Farmington. For iu
ih.. uin.mtilnn. addre'ii
tt. BurkbftUsr,
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