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yoU XVI.
HILLSBORO. OREGON, OCT. 28. i909
NO. 33
lltL WW IiM
TJfGII TO OTH
Prediction Freely Made Line
Will P Though llllleboro
lliii TO TBI IO0IIW4KD
AID
LrltlM U"M te4iCelor
it Prpct
t
fn rtllroad worlJ ! agog &
over he probability of the
Call! IUiU7 building down
1,10 ibt rioh Southern Oregon dia
yici od lbn croeelog Ibt Caacede
pop of niouotalne end Joining
tb the Hill Ho reaching out In
to Ceolrel Orrgoo. There U tnoob
Ofc'of to Ihi prorpect end It !
iuwo tbal civil engineers ere run
loi lioM from tbt Norlb Plains
through IlilUboro tod acroet the
Booth Tualatin country.
Imilm Hill baa entered tbt
gutero ami Central Oregon field
Um public hid watch-J bta move
illb much luUrMt, tod It U no
lhoubt thetai Hill bee tbt United
jUilteri un',er bla ooolrol.lhat bt
looking af er, and with cove out
tv lb big i-ogr traffic- tbat
biilnt brtMo Southern Oregon
ted Ibt trieropolla. Agtio, Ibt
Willamette Valley base rich freight
laid tod tbt Houthero Polflo bu
I mooopol y oultide of wbtl little
k broogbl down Ibt Willamette
rim by tUnmboeU, Il would be
I rich fluid, end every year would
nepome riror.
With br.ru h tapping Tillamook ewd
I Mia Hut down lb Willamette Valtry
fat liM wimld bt mi paying baale frwwi
tat IIbw tt UdcJ to overate. If lh
brrcwcti-r ia tiprtlcocvd railway Wtn
m fur tajrlhlug It la quite likely tbal
tk8(itio( lyidwllt an vast railway
epruuon) tircting out ttvm lb Wah
bfloa County plains
MOTHER. KOM8 AND HIAV1N
la atanint nf rwii'.atl na aildrftaaV
, tod tonga illustrated itb
iteteopiieon, at Cbrietian cburob,
Friday, Oct 'ill. tt 7:45 p m.
MuTHKM
Opming Song
krdutluo "ituther, Horn tad
Hrwo" Florence Garrett
Opraing Addirat .Mailun F. Horn
Rrdottuti , IWaete SI moo
lUtdiaf Blanche Mow man
Illtwtr.tnl iHirt, "Mr Mother's
Ul kturM".Vera & Lawne Tipton
lAtitm , Itiv. Guy Stow
HUM
KfciUtlua A lie Smith
Jllaitrtlrd Siwg, "How Hwwt
llowt"..., Clrlt' Quarttt
Bmlliig Rry. Aitant
AdJrtM , ,Kt. Klther
II KAVRM
Rc'Utloo ....RutU TupjKr
taxiing .Rulb Wilmoth Jmk
IllMr.tr.1 Lwi, "Hello, Central
Glvt nit lleawo,"
.Ruth anJ Kmiui Tupptr
AAlmt.Ret. j;ijb Sllvcra.f or'tat (Wot
Tbil will bt tbt bett twoiog Ol
mui-lo tnd fidrMttt trtr gltt i io
UiiUboro. I) jo'i tniat It. Admit
loo oqI; 15 onoU tod 25 otoU.
J ho Bohnoldor. of nttr Pbilllpa
u io town Btturdty.
DtTld Wtngur, of tlolvatlt, M
ood to the oitjr Friday tfttruooo
. Jcbn Koob and Ctrl Pftbl, of
Myood lilooming, wtrt In town
tbt latl o tht neek.
ChftMnr BridgN, wbo It ruonlog
th J. M Hri.l.M l.rm In tba
Joba'iCroaing diatriot, wtt lo tbt
oy Monday ctrening.
Every dairyman tbould oomo 1
BttU'tUy, Ootobar 80. and btar
bat Prwidont H'.nart. of tbt on
dniiar, hag to tar It may bt
worth while to all.
L(Bt Hmail wnM krnivK I
twoen 8th aod 2d. on Main; or bt-
wn Main and Baaelint.on Bo
wd, Sunday tfiernoon Rsward
at Argut office. 83
Robt. Crandall, who bad betn
tbt gunt of hit parenta for a fw
aprted Monday for Call
jroia, hid home btiog at Lot Aoga
' L J. Uuthlow told ttvtral lot
ue otho da from kl haldlnca on
0k iti a it ir-kj i .ti
the half blook, but tbinga being
ing too now, out it up and Dt
"o he knew it ctirly all tht traot
iiurouiRtu m tingle lott.
Patroni of il nann RlMtrlo
Jiow have the new depot opposite
b M js Churon al the,r diBpollt(
hile awaiting oari. Tbt building
""aysnioelw liahted and uaaatn
ra have every ooovenienot. Tbt
company hat Hoithmi ita oonorett
ana all it in rhip ihape.
mi ..... .
oe Uilleboro boyt who went up
w ". Maaonio owemoniet Mooday
vening are loud in Ihilr praiaes of
Uncle M Clark, who it eaid to
ve eoea that all were entertained
yroDeriv. Th. -i.ii... ...
lug TlllHIII Hf IPI
Ire In .commending the hospitality
r orett Urovt brethren lo
Wa now bare a food ut.i.u r
good bard burned brick, and build-
Dg block i for oallare and found.
Iloni. Try our building bl.x kt for
your bouee foundatl.ma. Cheaper
tbao oataeot or brick and Utu.
proUotloo aialoil frott. Wa kava
floiebad our run of largt tile and
art agtio running on entailer lit,
aod bavt a fair lupply at the yard.
ParUat waotiot tile dalivarxt
ebould place Ibair ordnre now ao we
oao baul tbao before bad weather
There It alwayi a ruth of hauHn
orderi lo the Kail wban roada are
almott impaetahlt We have a
good topply of rough and dreaded
luniber at our mill, aod t auanlitv
of eommon lumber at the ilaie
pur, below Ntwtoo. the latUr to
at eacrifloe2il2,2i8, 2G
2i4. U10, US, lid aod 111 of
erloua leotbu. Thie ie all eMd
dry etock, aod It will pay you to
loveellgaU ebould you want toy of
tbeae dimeniiooi Uroner 4 Row-
ell Co , Boholle. HiIUb.ro. R 2.
Agent Vlckert. of the Southern
Paoiflo, now baa oommodioui qaar
Urt in tbt new joint dapol buildioi
at tbt fool of Baoood Btreet, the re
moval having been made the Orel
f the week. Tbe 8. P. it eogaKd
o reilog the old etruclure, which
bai ilood, In one form or another,
for many veart. and lie dutDOMr
anot will add to thai aeotlon ot the
city. If r. Vickera baa ample room
0 bit new oflloea, tnd be ie well
tali t fled. It Ie bat a qqtttlon of
time until be will be made joiot
agent for both lioee 'he 8 P. aod
R. A N. and Ible will doublleea
carry an inoreeee of aalary.
Herman Papa, wbo laat year
bought tbt Bore here pltoe, in tbe
tootbeaattrn part of the oounly,
aod wbo for yrare Jived near Mid-
dleloo, waain town Saturday. Mr
'apt it farming fverel hundred
aorea of wbeal land up io the Kloo-
dike, Bbtrmto Couoty.eeotioo. He
aye tba wheat yield in but parlleu-
ar vloioily iti not tbe beet tbii
eeaeon.
Fred Q. Iltldel aod Gut Kemp-
far elarted the firet of Ibe week fur
Lake Caooty. thlpping their eaddle
boreee by boat to Tbe Dallei, from
wbicb place they will ride into the
oterlor. They eirect to be ab
not eeveral ee-ke, aod will look
for tomttf thai Southern Ortgoo
aod that will bt tapped by both
tbt Hill tnd Harrimao reilvaye.
C A. Cave'l, of tear Middleton,
wai od lo in city rnaav. lie
mm i II
hat iutl ie urceJ from a timber
oruiaiog trip to Joeepbine County,
aod will rent for a while. Mr
Cavell bat made maoy oruleet for
tbt Southern Pacifio and la ooo-
eldered a very aoouraU man in the
timber.
Hon. 0. V. Qalloway, of tbe
Oregon Tax Commieeioo, wae io
thecily Moodey morning, oooier
riog for a few mioulee with Aeeoe
. .,, ii. i il. ..
or Max t;ranaaii bi. muuw.j
bu bean all over tbt elate looking
nto the variout aeteeemenU, in an
endeavor io get a lint on valua
tion
A C. Bhule. oaahier of the Bbute
Bank, and Joe. William, of the
Main Btreet pool parlon, were at
Arlington lha iait of tbe week, efter
wild teeea. Tbey arrived a little
tnn late for the tood ehooling. but
brought back enough to ttir up tbe
appetite of an epicure.
flare vou are: About 2,000 Ira
ported Holland and Japanese lily,
Rnman hvacioth. naroiuut. tulip,
different oolort aod crooue bulbt.
Now it tbt timt to plant rote ouanee
and fruit treat. Morton t green
houte.
Thna Rain, of Gaetoo. and who
baa a big place lo tbt Booggio vet
I.. .aaJownlO ID OUT rnuar
alt. Kiln baa a big traot that laye
fn Hummer Irrif etlon and it
i. ,t.A that he will let tba
im ej aprvv -
fever.
v. .l- flhraoehlre and Ram-
tniiut rama. vaarlinoa and lam Da,
UU Mill' www 0 . -
allalleiblttortgittry. Bhroptblrtt
... rvnm nandlan airtt. out of Kng-
ILL, ImnnrUd itOOR. tCrO UrODN.
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nm.tero.RLa. 2133
DVUU1WI
v u n.aktrM. wbo irowa bopi
tnd" prune., wa. io fro .Laurel,
baling
Kr day. no net nm
knna and drying four
aore. or
prune, and ready
to market bii
orope.
o. uAniall. nromloent here
In tht day. of the Inetallini the
Oregon Klectrlo, ana en
d wltb tbt oompany, wa. In town
Saturday evening
win mntreot for .laabing. and
ditobing and til. work. Bee or
write me at tJeayerwn,
T. Walter.
a T WallAre. who WM raittd
near Cedar Mill, and who live, at
BMverl. wa. in town Saturday,
nd oalledn the Argua.
A. W. Pl". D of tha old .T1
Santera of the Beavertoo leotion,
wa. "p before the Equalisation
board Satuiday.
Get Greer', prloe; on field wed.
Stood Seven to Five for Con
viction, and Discharged
DIU. ATTOKXBY WILL TBT AGAIN
ry
igrrte' BUkttlty Wrete
bat Ctt't mi Ikrret
UUtr,
The celebrated Tiota B'.aketley
cm, of Columhla County, ehr
Ibedtfendaol wai trie! for trying
to eitort money from Emeieoo
Quick, went to tbe Jury Friday, and
atveo votd ooietanlly for ooo-
viotioo, wbile Ove etood for ao-
qultul. Tble wae tbe cam where
UlakeiUy Ie allfgtd to bave formed
a conspiracy to eitort money from
Quick, wbo wee at that lime Cuoo
ty tretrurer and ie now thatoffi
car on olakeeley alleged trs-
lumplion that there wae t plot to
burn tbe county court houae at St
He'ene, aod that Quick wai then
to eell bie abatraot records la Col
umbia for a large turn of unnry.
Quick allegei ihtl rather tbao have
a ecandal, which Blakeeley in al-
lged to hedK!lard be would pre
cipitate, be paid Blakeeley $3X) A
otter eigned by -Jack McCtrthy"
it tbe beaie opoo which B'akeale;
wai proeuted. Tbie le tr wa
mailed to Quick from fJonllon, and
il ii raid tbat all tbe jurori were
ooDvinond that the dfe idaot wrote
the letter, but the Sve eteoliog
out dro'artd Her oould not aee
wbarein thnre wae any threat in
the mieelve
The caae ii of intereet here be-
cauee Emereon iuioc wai wen
koowo ae a boy at thie place.
Diatriot Attorney . B. Tongue.
wbo wa. ably ateiited by Qeo. R
Bagley, eayi be will try tbe caee
again.
ROLLINS SCHMELTZKR
A very p etty wedding wu cele
brated at tbe Weet Union borne of
Mr. aod Mr. E. E. Bchmeliier.
Saturday, Ootober 23 1909, at 2:30
o'clock, when their daughter. Uene
vieve. waa united in marriage to
Mr. Tbomai Kolline, of Cbebalia,
Wuh , Rev J. R Welch, of Oreo
on. omoiaiiDB. ioe onat wore
white cbiffiD and carried a bouque'.
of white carnaliooa Tbe wedding
march wai from Lohengrin, Mm
Eleanor La Rue, of Foreet Urove,
nianitte The biuoe wae Deauu
fully decorated with Autumn leavee,
fern and Uregon grape, i ne pree
nil were many and beautiful. Af
ter tbe wedding the company en
joyed a delightful luncheon
Cona-ratUiatlon. oeinir lonuurou, air
tod Mra. Rolline departed io tbe
evening for their future home in
Chehalie, Waib.
The following were in attendance
li J R Welch. Mr and Mrt E E
Schracltzer, Orrnco; Mr and Mrt Daniel
Schmeltter, Mrt W n uaroer, noy
a..i..ir Puritaad: Mr and Mrt Wm
Reb, California; Mre P O Skeelt aod
daughter, Seatide; Mr and Mrt Z M La-
McArdell, MrtO Duntmoor and dauah
ter, Veva Elwell, Portland; Mr and M ft
A B Flint, Hcnolii; r anu
o.u ii... Mr. n.t MraU O Gardner
inn.im- Mr nd Mrt Thoa Goodie and
daughter. Mr and Mrt Geo Payne, Mre J
W Shute ana eon, itasei ocomic,
or... iininn: Plod French. Wathinf
ton; Ray Wagner, Urenco; jonn Kouina,
ReetWille.
ft R Porter, one of tht pioneer.
in hop oulture, waa down from ror
eet Grove, Mooday aiierooon, cuu
(erring with looal bopmen.
u,a TuniaL of Second and
RaaHne. deDarte 1 the fint of the
week for Ooeao Park, Cel., to viiit
with her buiband, ana ton, jonn,
the latter of whom ia there for hia
health.
Ray Reaaoner. of aoulhweat of
. e 1 .. a
town, l. running nta aeuer are,u
overtime, and baa already
tun ed out nearly 200 gallona of
the Kabar Wllbeim diet, ne aaya
tkat he And. ready tale for hi.
oabbage in tbia shape, and baa
enough of the vegetable to run five
or aix hundred gauona.
Tha Midland Chemical Co , do
tnt hiudneaa at Dubuque, Iowa
k.. rather a oeouliar way of doing
buelnett, to ay tht least. ; They
write a oounty official aekina for an
order for their germ killer, Ineeotl
A nr other done, which ia used
for killing "buga," and then tell the
nffiM.l that thie ia tha month they
do no advertising thui enabling
them to give a choice oi .ouvenire,
...lnir from revolver, up to Mix
ing maohinea-lt i. wPP9d J
govern tne range oi u uiuor.
Kn one wav of aolioiling bus:
neeathat eouid be called on the
aquare," but it looxa a gre u
like halt way to the oaatle of bribe
Tha oounty offloiali natural
iy look aakanoe at the proposition
Mtd amue.
Timothy, clover and all kinda of
graee eeedi at Greer i. 20tf
Born, October 23, 19C9. to Dr.
aod Mm. 8. T. Linklater, a daugh
ter. Lewi. Mven. one of Lanrel'e old
time ball playera. wa. in town
M00"-
J. J. Bcbiloht. of Mouotaindale.
wat in the oily Monday, toroute to
Pitt lttl I
a va a j v
Weeley Paine, the big ranchman
aod etock raiaer of Glencoe, waa in
tbe eltv Monday morn nr.
- i
J. T. RnnV nf Vln.l.nl. .a
ngo McLoud. of Mouotaindale.
were lo town Monday morning. I
J.T.Willie and Wm. Johwoo.
of MounUIndale, wire callera t
the county teat Mooday forenoon,
Jreet J. May., with tba Maya
Broe 'ttoreat Glencoe, wai in the
ooonty aeat Monday, greeting
UUB.
i. 11. MCLOSd and aon. Urton.
l-.L. J . U - J I
"OIO IU IUS CUT OUDUIT UJUrUlDK. I
ann railan nn tna Aroni fnw r.v
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minUlee.
viv tt. f ik. w...
aadn.nfpnm fir.- u.
' I
day, greeting hit friendt at tht
county aeat.
m.ran. M... akn i .Hwi.iJ
.iik r ir pn. u
" a e wajwt iu touviai luvi - i
chaodiae, at BcholU, wa. in tbe
C IV Monday.
' I
Amben 1 bornbure, of the Urove.
. . I
nd Cbaoey Benefiel, of above
Baoka, were down to the city Sat
urday afternoon.
CuetoDjen at Emmott Broa. may
get a beautiful China Dinner Bet,
free.
8ee their window dieplay,
nd aak them how you can t
one.
-
J.
J. Nutbaumer, of beyond
Weet Union, waa io town Mooday, I
nd .ay. there ii now eumoient
moiature for good plowing out In I
bit arction.
Four room house on Washington
Street, on car line between Second
nd Third, lot 50x190, for sale
Ernest Lyons, 2 mile, northwest of
Hillbboro. 61 tl
E X Harding, for years a resi
dent of Gaston, and wbo baa been
Ibe local justice there for tome
time, wa. down to tne city Bator-
day afternoon.
J. W. Marrh. ef Centerville, and
who his lived in that section sinos I
early io tbe fifties, was in tbe olty
Saturday afternoon, .baking banda
Uh his old friends.
Tim Talbot, of Corneliu., and
who um iBiu uui iu suuitruu oceir i
tbe Oregon Eleotrio depot at tbat
thriving point, wa. down to tha
county sett Monday.
John Simpaon, who worked here
several teara ago in the barnea.
business, and wbo waa raised over
in South Tualatin, waa up from
near Beaverton, Monday.
Loat: Light colored yearling
Jersey beifer. Strayed from T. R
ereeyneiior. owtywH iniiD 1. iv.
l&SSi
lotify W J. Liohty, Weet Union,
Hillsboro, Ore., Route 1. 32 4
H. L. Burohell, working in the
Snnthern Paoiflo ihona. at Port-
land, after ranobing here a good
many yeara, waa out Saturday,
greeting bia Washington Uounty
Irianrla
. - T TT.1...1-
Lioei: o vwar araaT-uuiBHiin
heifer, black and white, with brown
on top of hip. -D Shaw, Beaver-
Aeiepnone ina. Dcnoiie, 000 -
Ward. old
Taa Ma, of Vinelanda. and who
h.a ralMd hi a famil of bova.
wu in town Monday. Mr. May is
one or tne veterans 01 tne uivu
War, know. a. well aa any what
real hardship ia.
Danoe at K. O. T. M. Hall,
Gseenville, Saturday evening, Oct.
30. 8plendid oroheatra. Tioketa,
inoluding
Deluding fine oyster .upper, II 00,
L fine Ume, and everybody- in-
A
Vlted.
On Sunday, October 31, there will
be snecial aervioee in the Lutheran
Church at Cornelius, in memory of
the areat work of tbe Reformation
through Dr. Martin Luther and his
tBSooiatea. Services in uerman at
10:30. and in English at 7.30.
a . ,
Very large audienoea Sunday at
il. nu.il .1 V, Tk.
IQ9 VUflMu vuuiuu. iu. Kxp-
lar evening subject waa "The Ideal
Young Man," from standpoint of
vnnne- women. Ane nouse wae
" ? ... . .
nmmiiMi with earnest vouus Deonieii
and older a. well. The answers
read showed muoh thought and in
nnlnatad hiirh ideals. Tbe sermon-
lecture by tbe pastor was earnest ning, unoer tne auspices oi tne
and uplifting and waa listened to Beaverton Good Roads Club. Busi
with tbe closest attention Subieot neea of imporUnoe will be brought
:
next Sunday night, "The Ideal
Home," from atandpoint of young
and old. Tbia will be a better aer-
vice than those pieieding Cornel
early and get a aeat. The ladies I
nil iran tinman his and littltt ofl
the Christian Bible school are con
teatiog for membership. . You are
wanted.
IJo - nt Synod Held There Nov. I
3 and 4-TAComn-Portlnd
l
LOTH IBAIS IIPECT A BIO TIME
I
Seraeaa la Beth Cerent aa gegllth
'"V
r0"61501 U 10 ha't lh Taoma-
Portland oonferenoe of the joint
7nod ' Oregrm and ether atatee
Nov 3 aod 4 and a big time I. ex
pected by tbe adherent, of that
Ml,h - On tbe fi rat day there will
be a epeoial aervice to c-lebrate
Rev. Doecber'a fifty veara of eer
Tl rI.a-
i Tioei mm m uubuorao miouvor. act
1 KranM nf Portland !ll nraai.h
,L - n. . . J n
1
r ..ii... it v. . a til. L. I
uuuni u. rvrnr, wi miiw, im
Kngllsh. On the 7th of November
me wmeiiu cnuroa wiu oeieortie
. . I .1 I ll
weir annual miaetoo leeuvai, anoi
at 10:30 of that date Rev. Bruaa, cf
Taooma, will preach in German,
aoa ai a:w io &ogiian Ai a:uui
. , ... , . I
uDoechr wUJ I "6 lec0" 00
""'" uu iu wi miuiiu;.
A.. HIV iUTBKV.
111 ... mj4
McLBOD BARNES
Mr. Orton McLeod, of near Be-
verton, waa united in marrage, at
1 1 .M . tn.Ja. Antnk.. Oft I
,ona Ms.. w.w.i n..
T.'w "7 ST J7 o'T:
luauguvor ui uuu. m. u. uu uni
and wife, who reaide near that
point. Rev. 8nyder officiating
The bride ia well known In that
leection, and her father it well
known all over Waahington Coun
ty. having repreeented tbia con-
atitueney in the legislature of three
yean ago. The groom ia a reliable
young man and la the too ol J. H.
McLeod and wile.
Tbey will reaide at tbe farm of
the groom, near Beaverton, and
etartlife with tbe beat wUheaoia
boat of frienda.
card ol Thaake
To the friend, and neighbore whose I
kindnees and sympathy helped to
euitain ua through tba lata aiok-
neea and death of our beloved hua-
band and father, we wiah to extend
?" ,,Doe,a ,Utud, "d
Mra. E. W. Robison,
Miaa Hasal Robison,
Misa Nellie Robiaon.
ASSEMBLY DANCING CLUB
Fine Daaciog School aad Ctab to Open
November a
Prof. Montroee Ringler, Portland'e
, M dancing maeter. who con-
oted'anoh aJucc.-fuiolaa.here
. mmn .u.a.
Ia"
at Hillsboro Hall, to meet , every
Tuesday evening, beginning Itov.
2. Tbt course will Include an 01
the popular ball room dancet to-
getner who grace movement. u
I DOrimeni ana BOOiei ac)Biuu.a'
mentt. TM advanoed danoere win
. . i., 11.. 1.1,1 A.., tr.r.ln.1
' "VV
-J- TSZZltoZZi
claaa.7:30 to 8:30; ad
1 - . fl. d.Bein. 9 to
l4 ..V kaliaa tknaA anrnllsd
in the claeeea. Prof Ringler will
I X aW. IUI WiaiWiej wavw wmmv-r wMwr
brios hia beet lady aaustant from
Portland, and wi h good mn.io, a
1 not uun u awun
Prof. Riniler xuaranteea to 'etch
anyone to danoe in fear private
leesona. Hours may pa arranged
to suit. A chlldren'a claaa will be
formed for tha afternoon. Terma,
10 leaeon course, 15 00. may be
mtd ,B ft ',nta. 'Advanoed
olua60o perlion;aooial danoing,
I KA Mir rnnnli aitra lediasL SJta.
Prof. Ringler wiehea U under-
etood that he will ran a atriotly
firat-claaa club only, and thoa in-
vited to Dartioipato will be ex pooled
at all times to oonform to the rules
of poUta aoclety.
I .Enrollment mar be made to G
f A. ,Webrung, or to rror. Kingier
. .t .k. h.n
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. Ik..u.n nf
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ROAD MEETING
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I Beaverton will hold a road mee.ing,
Monday, November A, at tbe
Grange Hall, at 7:3U In tbe eve
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before the tesaion, and all citiiens
are requeeted to bt preeent and
participate.
... . A. A. Pike, Secretary.
N, P. Oakerman, President.
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- Ex-Fruit Inspector W. T. dtrat-
I toy, of Cornelius, wu in town
tha
laat or tne week.
High Q
UALITY
Am
The Delta Drug Store. Hillsboro, Ore.
J. A. THORNBURGH
THOS.
Vice -
Preaident
Forest
NATIONAL h BANK
FOREST GROVE. ORE.
Semi-Annual Statement September 4. 1909
Demand Loam
Other Loans
47.765-87
- 25.coo.oo
4,097 50
16,060 00
U. 8. Bondt (at par)
Other Bondt
Banking House
Caah and Due from
Banki and U. S.
Treasurer
118,687 96
fcOQ.OCO 50
"X"our patrouago rospeotfully aeolloitoci
D1KCCTOKS
Thoa. C. Todd John E. Datlwy J. W. Tuqua
WUber W, McEldowner A. Thorabvirh
THE IDEAL HOME
Subject at Christian Church Sunday,
Oct 31, at 7i30 p. m.
M. F. Horn, Putor.
THE COMFORT
AND EASE
' with which an eye glass rides the nose depends
on its adjustment rather than on the kind of
v frame. There is a knack in bending and adjust
ing frames to fit the nose that is only mastered by
one of practical experience in their construction.
I make each pair of frames fit each individual
nose. . My lenses are the very best quality that
can be had. I never sacrifice quality to price. -
LAUREL M. HOYT,
... Watcrunaker and Jeweler. Gradttte Optoroehis.
Drug S
tore
A dutiful im and obedient daughter are their fath
er t pride and their mother! delight And when
ttcknrM visi.t the home all tnedicioea given them
ahoa'd he absolutely pare and of the higheat grade
obtainable. These yon will alwaye find at
TI1E DELTA DH.OO STl'BE.
In fict everything In our etock la the very beat we
are able to obtain.
Even oar line of candiee ie unapproachable by
ctberi, and the price are but a very little higher
than it charged for inferior gooda elaewhere. We
have trrared tbe agency for Whitman'i Fine Choco
late, and Confection!. None better are made any
where. Wear; cUsiog out our line of McDonald'! choco
lat t at gren'ly reduced price! to make room for oar
extensive lire of Whitman'i.
They are GOOD and SIGHT or yon would not find
them tt the Delta Drag Store.
G. TODD
Preeident
JOHN B. BAILEY
Caahier
Grove
Capital and Surplus
Undivided Profits
Circulation
Deposits
I 35.ooo 00
265-44
15,000.00
S48.7J5.c4)
1409,00060
Some tllabry Important Ques
Hoaa to b 4uuwrerd by
tloeLovra.
1 Has the wife equal right!
with her husband to frequent
the taloon or other vile places?
Why?
2 Name some admirable qual
ities of a hatband and wife.
3 Name some common faults
of each. How corrected?
4 Name three most common
dingers to the ideal home.
3 Cause and cure of the di
vorce evil?
thing
Or is it a good
6 Must the Idea borne bt
Christian? Why?
Greatest and most interest
ing subject thus far. Hear the
sermon by the pastor.
' Morning Subject, "What is
the Greatest , Thing in the
World?". A very important
theme. , . !
Music that stirs the heart;
This la "A Home-like Church,"
Come, and come early. , :
Heneral.
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naiore mu.