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W. U. Fear. Vkr-rre. J. V Tabcr. Ste.
Shaw-Fear Company
raid-up Capital $50,000
Surplus $50,000
NOW OFFERING
BEAVKRTOX - HEED VI LIE
ACREAGE.
3600 texts, pUtt ill into tracts of S to 10 acres cacti: a yt?n of
complete! roaJs extending along oce or more snUa of etch ttact
platted; located ten miles southwest ot the Courtbcus-, rn Fourth
tlrect.raiiwar, five trains cacti y per 40 nituutrt' itc'.c; no
rcxk, no gravel, hillside or cold wfcite Unci, 1ut very f.rtile soil,
especially adapted to fruit, nuts anj vegetables.
This platting offers yo acres at the price of outlaying city lots
and only 40 minutes' ride from Fourth and SUtk streets. An op
portunity you will not allow to pass when you investigate.
A few hundred judiciously investigated in this acre;e and paid
in easy installments will result in highly satifactory thcming in the
very near future.
Come in and permit ns to txpUin to you the eitiaoidinary ad
vantages of this special location.
Now felling at f 100 to f i x per acre; payable on esy install
ments. Call at our office.
245 1-2 Starh St. Portland. Oregon
tnd arrange to go with our reprrsenUtiv .al examine this property.
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Monuments
Forest Grove Monumental Works
Save Money for You.
s m m m u m m a m
Designs and stock, none better. Quality Jand work
manship unexcelled. Prices lowest on coast. All
work guaranteed- Orders and all communications
promptly attended to. Will call and show designs
and samples at any distance.
Main street, N. of P. 0. Block.
GEE & JONES
Box 343 Forest Grove, Oregon.
zCOUER'D LACE:
SPLENDID PACING STALLION
Sire, Lovelace; Dam, Bowney by Coeur d' Wood.
Bright bay; weighs over 1200: 6 years old.
Season as follows: Mondays at McNamcr's
barn, Forest Grove; Wednesdays at Ora Gardner's,
Mountaindale; Saturdays at Hannan's barn, Bux
ton. On call rest of week until further notice.
TERMS: Fifteen dollars to insure,
payable when mare is known to be in
foal; service due or collectable at
once when mare is traded or sold.
Care to prevent but not responsible
for accidents.
A. W. MILLS
Independent Tel. Greenville, 52
P.O. address, Bunks, Ore., R I
Painless Dentistry
rwrsr.r'"!fa . ......
iff txv ..
KS't
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14' ft
In,
&et9. Out of town nm,lt
f.-un hnvti their .ut4
itot lri'lgi.work l:n
Vf?'!'""1 iD
VA We mil fix you 1 tixi
T-i22k laid or portlain
"jcrownfor $3.50
ic!ar Croni 5.00
'ffi2a8ridj.Tb.lli 3.50
MMjQuJd Fillmgi 1.00
,5 -.i!Enmel T llini 1.00
iSSilvor Fillir.Ki .50
,"3lnl.r Fillinir. 2.50
;(jood Rubber
PtilM O.UU
But Hrd Rub-
W. A. Wilt, Hnum ua Muuu f ' 3 w
ii tiih miMin mniim Pmiil.i trtrtioft .glj
WCRK GUARANTEED FOR IS YEARS
piiinlf. Kitrmctlon re n tien pl.t, or brtiluo work
I. ot-Uc'rcil. Cou.ultatton Frufi Vo cannot aitttM-ttof
I A:uii-r. work done .Dywhera. All work fulij riinr
at.ctHl. Mod.rn el-trlc tojulnni.pt. Jt iim Uh.,
Wise Dental Co,
rUMuHS poRt0"d.ot"Econ
to " TCJS HOME 6' A. M. W r. M. SuniUri. to 1
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trie Complaint filnd agalnnt you in Hie
aiwive Britltlwl suit on or Iwjf'tire the Kth
(Jay oi April. winch in hix wenlcis
HfU)rThuriay. Keliruarf liltli, I!(10; the
am oi tne nrm piioiicauoti or HUH Wum
inons, and if you fail Ui appear or antcwer,
for want thereof the plaintli!' will apply
to the Court for a decree dmsolvinK the
ooiidH or niatrirnoiiy eiitini between the
plauitill ami cletendant herein ant for
uie ouhUxly or the minor c:hild, ituby
(.'oaten.
lhin Hnninioris is pulilinhed by Order
oi me Honorable J Wenley (joodin,
JudKeof the County Court of the Btate
of Orr-Kon for WaHhington County, in the
abwm n of the circuit jmln from Waxh
ington eoiinty, and tiaiil order wa made
and entered on the 21th clay of February
110. CI.YUK KiCHAUDSON.
Attorney for I'laintilf, r,H (;hamber of
i oninierco, I'ortland, Ore.
Iate of first publication Keb '1, I!(t0.
)ate of last ublication April 7, 1'JlO.
SUMMONS
IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
8TATK OK OREGON FOR WASH
INQTON CODNTY
J, C. Coatea, PlaintilT,
VH
Orlnna Cualein Defendant.
To Orlena Coates, the above named defendant:
FOR THK
Best Fire Insurance
AND PROMPT SETTLE
MENT OK LOSSES SEE
JOHN VANDERWAL
Agent London & Lanca
shire Fire Insurance Co.
OCice with Edmond Cornelius, Main St.
Ind. Phone, 393.
Pacific States Phone 354 IIILLSBORO
A. K. Peat, of Varley. on the
Orvn Kloctrie, w ost of town. ;
was in the city Saturday. His
parent, John H. Teat and wife,
of New Brunswick, but w ho have
Uvn in the Missoula section, j
Montana, for some time, art'
here on an extended visit. It is!
not improbable that they will'
take up their home in Cornelius,
, They w ere verv much surprised
i to see how much farther Spring
i is advanced here than up in the
I Bitter Root country, and they
! think we have a fine soction in
j the Willamette Valley.
I The Cardinals will be out for
i practice next Suuday at the Ath
I letic Park, and then comes the
! opening frame of the season the
i following Sunday-on the 17th.
j Manager Moore thinks he has
I any of the amateur teams of the
'state beaten to a frazzle, and
I there is promise of pood baseball
I all Summer.
Fred Narup, of near Banks,
and w ho is one of the leaders in
strawberry culture up in his sec
tion, was down to the city Thurs
day afternoon last, and called on
the Arrus w hile in the city.
Italph Imbrie, of West Union,
was in the city Saturday, and
a'dded his name to the list of
subscribers for the Kest Room,
thus swelling the Arjrus fund for
that purpose.
Capt J. D. Merryman, for
years connected with the First
National Bank, of this city, and
now with the U. S. Customs of
fice at Portland, w as out Sunday,
a puest at the Dr. A. B. Bailey
home.
Mrs. Wm. Jolly came out from
Portland the first of the week
and is at the Jolly hopyard farm.
north of town. She will keep
Mr. Jolly company until the hop
season closes this Fall.
The funeral of the late J. B.
Tamiesie took place Saturday af
ternoon, from St Matthews
Catholic Church, and interment
was in the cemetery below New
ton. Camile Duyck, w ho is fanning
near Forest Grove, was down the
last of the week, and made his
annual call o the Arfrus.
J. T. Powell, the thresherman,
w rites that hejis located up at
Cmatilla, in the new irritration
district
B. G. Leedy, of Corvallis, was
down to his old county seat Sat
urday, greeting his friends.
Sam Moon, of Centerville, and
Antone Hermens, of Verboort,
were in town Saturday.
L J. Francis, of Tualatin, w as
up to the county seat Saturday
afternoon.
Ora Gardner, of Mountaindale,
was in town Friday.
C. W. Garrison and family have
moved to Portland to reside.
BUYS CALIFORNIA PAPERS
I). W. Bath, for a number of
years editor of the Independent,
departed Monday evening for
Riverside, California, where he
has bought the Riverside Messen
ger, a weekly newspaper, and
will have full charge of the pub
lication. This is the only week
ly in the city, which has a popu
lation of about 16,000. He wil
get a good financial support, and
the Argus wishes him all kinds
of success. D. W. has the news
paper business down pat from
both ends - mechanical and edi
torial and reportorial and that he
will make a go of the venture
is assured.
LOOK
Just arrived from Old Kentucky
Distillery and will be on sale
every Saturday, regular $4.00
w hiskey reduced to $3.00 a gal
Ion. Regular $1.50 port wine at
$1.00 a gallon.-C. Schilling,
Cornelius.
BANK REPORT.
Report of the condition of the Cornelius
State Bank, at Cornelius, in the Stale of
Oregon, at the close of business March
29, 1910.
KKSOl'RCBS
Ixans and Discounts fK1.841.35
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 70 14
Bonds, securities, etc 1,165.63
Banking house, furniture, and
fixtures 6,900.00
Due from approved reserve
banks 48,556.16
Checks and other cash items. ... 61 4a
Cash on hand 6,419.89
Total f 145,016.59
UAMUTIHS
Capital Stock paid in 15,000 00
Surplus fund 5,000.00
Undivided profits, less ex
penses ami taxes paid - 713.58
Individual deposits subject to
check 86.481.83
Demand certificates of de
posit 815.00
Time certificates of deposit,.,, 6.121.00
Cashier's checks outstanding 2,753.00
Savings deposits 28,116.74
Liabilities other than above
stated , 4.44
Total (145,016.59
State of Oregon,
County of Washington, f
I. F. II. StoU, Caihier of the above-
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
r. II. Stotz, Cashier.
Correct Attest. ...
Alliert BnnniiiK.jt B. Buchanan, A. I
S. HYioles. DiiecHrf. I
Subscribed and swolj to before uie this
4th day cf April, 1910. ,
A. S. Hendricks.
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If Wc Had The Money
We'd Mart a bank on Street in Jiv IXmu's
Imildhii; where we arc now Located
But we haven't. So we will continue in
the jjrocciy buMms. and it will 1 our aim
to make our store, The Grocery Store of
Ilillsboro. Let us demonstrate to you that
we appicciate vour trade and contulctuc.
Second Street
Hillsboro. Ore.
1910
Start the NEW YEAR by opening an
account with the
Hillsboro Commercial Bank
LDW. SCHULMKRICH, President
Gi:0. SCHULMKRICH, Cashier
We do a geueral banking busiuess, and
the strength of our institution is tin
questioned. Courteous treatment to all.
Be One of Our Patrons
Pays You 4 Per Cent Interest on
Savings and Time Deposits
CHABROL
BELGIAN No. 22.732 AMERIC'N No. 2764
Afje, 9 years; bred by Kmmanuel Dumont of LaHruyere Outs
sart, and imported by A.V. Ruby & Company, of Portland Ore.
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Will Stand tub Skason ok 1910 vv to Jn.v 1, as Follows:
Mondays, at the Henry Hesse place, Seholls; Tuesday's anil
Wednesdays at the H. H. Hoje farm, Farminjfton; Wednesday
evenings and Thursdays at Second Street barn, HillslH.ro;
Thursday evenings and Fridays, K. Pulmls' place, West Union.'
Saturdays, until noon, at the Josiah Miller place, at lteedville!
Gets splendid colts, his colts capturing all the draft colt first
premiums at the Hillsboro I'M) fair
Terms: Single service $10; Season. $15; To insure with foal,
$20. Colt to stand and suck, $25. Care to prevent, but will
not be responsible for accidents.
HILLSBORO HORSE CO.
H. DEUTSCIIMAN, Mgr.
If You re Gointf to Clean Out Thut
Ohl r t nt e lnw CiU nrttl ,)
J. E. BORW1CK
Kor Prices ori
A mcrican Royal
ond Pittbbur' Electric Fencing
l am - Pil M-liiu;,; l)u;h
t rty Kithian Shoe Co.
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The BUST Oi The GOOD ONES
Mv Grot f tic ate uj t. lite. el,;ui amj
I'icsli. Il.ue nci inly added the St lulling
Line of l!tt.u ts and Spices. "The M .uCy
l.U I, G'M'ds.
I Will Give a t hj-'.i uilb t t r y jum base whi
w hen J'teseitlc il at m '.tote will ,r e c lia;;yed out
OO Knunctl Pit lure.
J. E. I30RWICI
Jjeneral Mfrchuntlie, Keetlville, Oregon
LOOK NERE
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Keystone Fence
Oliver & Syracuse Plows
Simplex Cream Separators
Maynard Shovels
Star A Star Phingles
Preferred Stock Canned Goods
Fits-well Shirts large assortment
Conqueror Hats
Tilt-Kenney Shoes light weight
for men.
Bergman Shoes heavy.
Best Goods and Best Prices
AT
Yours for a Deal always
ROWliLL KROS. & CO.
SCHOLLS, OREGON, Phone .51 x 16
NEW GROCERY
The tut .'el v in 1! lias rtied a
Itvu ;;!;( y st'te ill the
Pythian - Building
And si l.v. i a Mt ue of otu jat
roitaee. A sjeinbd assottmeni of
Staple and Fancy
(iiitcties. 1 buy the best and sell
at the i ! m .t jt.i!l!e inatni
New Sttrr New Gooth
Give Nte t Trinl
E. W. MOORE, 2nd St.
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