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HILLSBORO ARGUS, JULY it 190
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60YS IN CITY
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ON A TOIR OF Tilt: NORTMW 1ST
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Hardware, Farm Implements and
Plumber's Material
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High Grade Stoves and Ranges. We have
the Washington County Agency for the cele
brated Toledo aud Monarch Rauges the best
ever installed in a kitchen.
I W fi pons and nil o'o'i
j OO"-
Famous Mitehell-Leins & Staver wagons and
buggies, the wagon and buggy adapted es
pecially for this section.
Harvesting Machinery
The Champion binders, mowers aud rakes
which have stood the test of time and endurance.
Plumbing Supplies
A complete line of pipe aud plumber's fil
ings, baths, and everything connected with
the business. We will give estimates on
plumbing your new, or your old residence.
Lf-t us nut you in a bath
GOFF BROS. & IRMLER
Cornelius and Forest Grove
FCIR CHAIR
Barber Parlors
Courteous Treatment
Capable workmen
Baths in connection, and a
Fine Shower Bath
Newl)' Furnished Shop. A
trial w ill please you.
JAMES ANDERSON,
Pythian Bldg, Hillsboro.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Nolle ix hereby (tiven that th mult-rsin-ed
w&h, by tlie County Court of Wash
inpum County. Ort-jfon, on the :Tth day
of June, 1H10, July confirmed an pxecuior
of the last will and testament ol John M.
Sin.pson, i!ecca9d.
Now Therefore, all persons having
oiantiK againtit Kai.l eatat are hereby re
quired to present the sinie to me, with
proper voui hers. at the law ollice of John
M. Wall. Hillaloro. Oregon, within nix
months from the date hrif.
llated at HiHslwro, Oregon, this 2-sth
day of June, 1MIU
Franklin HuhM Simpson.
Envutor of the la.it w ill ami testament
of John M. Hi rnrwon, deceased.
REPORT
Of the cordision of the Cornelius State
Bank, at Cornelius. O v n, iu the State
cf Oregon, at the close of business June
30, 1910.
RESOURCES
Loans and discount.. 5,071 14
Bonds, securities, etc 1,16563
li mking house, furniture and
fixtures 6,90000
Due from approved reserve
banks 19 336 62
Ca h on hand ,440 83
Total 1 18 913 22
UaHiMTir.s
Capital stock paid in J 15,000 00
Suiplusfuud 5,00000
Undivided profi'9, less ex
penses and taxes paid 1,401 94
Individual deposits subject to
check, 63,89 11
T lue ceitificate3 of deposit.. 537700
CV liter's checks outsta ding.. 145285
Sivings deposits 26,74986
Liabilities other than those
above ftated 42 46
Total 118,913 22
State of Oiegon, 1
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County of Washington )
I, 1'. H. Stotz, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of uiy knowledge and belief.
P. H Stotz, Cashier.
Subscribed snd sworn tobtfoie me this
1 Ith day of July, 1910.
Virgil II. Masfey, Notary Public.
Correct Attest.
Albert limining, C. B. Buclmii&n, A. S.
Sholes Diieciors.
SUMMONS.
Klizahoth Johnson vs. Chars Johimon.
In the naiiifloftho State of Oregiin, you,
Charles Johnson, are notified that there
is now 011 tile in the Circuit Court of
Washington County, Oregon, a petition
praying or au order forever dissolving
the h mils of matrimony between you and
tliti plaintiff herein and for the care and
custody of the child, Mamie JohiMon,
and for coats and disbursements in the '
Hoove action and for all that is prayed for !
In said petition. You are hereby notified
that you muMt either demurer answer or !
plead 011 or before the 2nth day of July, I
I!I10, or a judgment will be rendered !
against you as prayed for in tlio petition
by order of the Court
This summons is published by order of ;
Hon. J. W. Ooodin, County Judge of!
Washington County, made and entered 1
June 18, 1910, and the dale of the first :
publication is Thursday, June 23, the
date of the last publication being TIiiiin- ;
day, July 28, IH1U.
B. L. KNOW, i
Attorney for Plaintiff.
BANK OF BEAVERTON
Beaverton, Ore.
CAPITAL STOCK $10,000
J. A. MOTT, Prest. W. E. PEGG, Secy.
J. T. WILLIAMS, Vice Pres. H. W. BOLGER, Cashier
Transacts a General Banking Business.
4 Per Cent Interest on Time Deposits.
Money to Loan on Good Security.
Fire Insurance in the Best Companies.
We are Insured against Bursary and Fire.
Our Officers are Bonded. Depositors are as W ell Pro
tected as in the Largest Bank.
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"Keep Your Own Key and Counsel"
Sound advice within certain
Limits.
It's all right when applied to holders
of keys to our safe deposite vaults.
Absolute privacy. We can rent you
boxes for $1.00 per year. Call and
examine them.
CORNELIUS State BANK
Cornelius, Oregon,
SPEND THE SUMMER
AT
Newport Yaquina Bay
The Only Beach in the Pacific Northwest
Where tbe p etty Water Agates Mcbb Agates, Moonstones,
CameliBna, and Rock Oysters otn be found.
Out Door Bporta of A.11 ICiiiclM
1 c'udiDi? hunting, fishing, digging Rick Outers, boating
eurf bathing, riding, autoing, canoeing and dancing. Pure
m iUDtain water and tbe beBt food at low prices. Fresh
crabn. dams oysters, fish and vegetables of all kinds duily.
Ideal Camping Grounds, with strict sanitary reflations,
at nominal cost.
3-Day Saturday to Monday Rate
from S P. points, P irtland to
Cottage Grove, inclueive, in
cluding branch lines, also
from ail C & K stations Al
banyandweU Good going
on Saturday rr Sunday, and
for return Sunday or Monday,
Low Round Trip Season Tickets
f om all paints in Oregon,
WiBbingS'iu and Idaho on
sale daily.
A Sunday Excursion Rate of
$1.50
ffom Alpany, Corvallin and Philomath'with cone ponding low
rates fmm p tints west, io eff-ct all summer. Call on any 8. P.
or C & K Agent for full particulars as to rates, traio schedules
e'c. ; bIko for copy of our beautifully illustrated booklet, "Out
ings in Oregon.'' r write to
WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore
Carry a Splendid Band With Them
Promise (irvat YauJoillc
Tlie Columbia Turk Hoys' Club,
of San Francisco, arrived hero
today, and after a ball giww at
Athletic Park, will rive an en
tertainment at tho Orescent
Theatre, this evening, commenc
ing their tHrformance at S:00
o'clock. Their entertainment
said to bo very interesting and
the Portland Press rives it a
hijrh reeommend.
In Kmil Hastings and Kddie
Nelson, tho club rvsont.t two
clever singers and dancers that
always brink' down tho house.
Hasting with his cleverly ren
dered comic sonjrs, elahiratelv
.uii uui, aim iNoison w un tus
marvelous face irrimaces carrv
all U'fore them. Montague I?ar-
ton is a star inr ami tn.ir,titmwr
uaneer. ione in-tter was ever
seen tn this difficult art and he
13 irresistible 111 n llimint lil ulr
1 L 1 . I 1 I . .
xMveiKmcKonxieKorsuit. Little
nhoridan Williams whose beumi
fill rich hnrifon vitln.t liiu
. . . . . 1 . v ivivv 1 1.,. J IV
ceived the plaudits of thousands
v nuBiruiiuus H cou urv where
lKy sinuinu' is irreatlv eiiltivnr...!
is another star of the iirst qualitv"
Uf the bitf acts, the College
rootba iia v is the trn.r hit .f
the show, twentv Ixns with
their dances, yells and souga una
tnu tjueer proressor amongst
tnem, makes a jollv. haopv pre
M-iiuuinn or Aniorienn i n .nr..
lire, the Ditlicult nvramid build
ng by sixteen boys, in their
WaUtltll eiJStlimes w rinnfh..
brilliant ierformance. which
always receives its full quota of
anolause. Ijivell Jinti t-tittLt
prost-nt a harmonica act which
iney nave pven with repeated
success for einht years, and they
never fail to win several recalls.
Perhaps the most popular act is
the comical boxing Two bouts
serve to show the clever little
and hg fellows in their fast work
with the Rloves and in lietween,
comes the comical bout between
Johnson and the preat "White
Unknown". The "Last Re
hearsal" the play that concludes
the performance, is what the
theatre men call a "scream".
It presents a company of bad
actors rehearsinir fur A mil It 'in-
drama and the woes of the ener
getic statfe manager cause un
bounded merriment until th..
curtain falls. The music of these
boy-musicians is truly marvelous,
every one is an artist on tho in
strument he plays, and in all of
the cities they have visited-'
Portland, Seattle, Tacomu, their
band is declared tn l th.. n,.Uf
that has ever visited the North
west, although every member of
it is only a Imv. It can trnlu tin
said that their performance is a
really hiKh class entertainment
arm one that our citizens will b
fortunate to witness.
Kdw. Botfe, of FarminKton,
was up to the city Tuesday after
noon.
Mill 1 Movers. the ix.hitn
. .... p w . ;
raiser 01 near Laurel, was in tin
city the last of the week.
Mrs. A. M. Wells is located at
ner cottage over at Nye Creek
enjoying the Pacific breezes.
For sale, ehearr Thnrvnurhl
1,, iumuuin,,
Scotch collie pup, four months
oiu. inquire at the Arus office.
John Hohm was over from
Jolie's the first of the week.
He is now located on the Mc
Court ranch.
A. G. Watson, of Forest Grove,
and K. N. Staehr, the college
city music dealer, were in the
city Tuesday, greeting friends.
Guy Weisenbe'ck. of
ville, and who is farming one of
the big ranches down that way,
was a county seat caller Tuesday
aiiernoon.
Buy vour drv imnrls at ? W.h
rung & Sons. They are retiring
irom ousiness. All lines at cost
and less than cost. You can
have the benefit of these prices.
N. P. Oakerman, of below
Beaverton. drove nn Tnoudav af
ternoon, and says that the crop
prospects along the road are ex
ceptionally fine. Mr. Oakerman
has farmed many years in Wash
ington bounty and says that
mid-July prospects were never
better for hnmrw.p viollu ol
though he confesses that a 'little
moisture would be beneficial.
A CI J ;AN WATCH
means trnorl time tn vnn fn-
Vears to como. True wminmv in
a time-piece lies in cleanliness.
ine delicate parts doing indes
cribable work will unnn
themselves to ruin, destroy their
nign iinish and perfect fit, when
runninir in acp.nmiilat.ino dirt- m
rancid oil. It will cost you noth
ing to let me examine it C. F.
Libby, Jeweler, Hillsboro, Ore.
THAT ARE
STYLISH SNAPS
Ladies' Shirt WobH
(Dnmiuicrs' S:imp!cs)
Xk to
Ladles' Wash Pett'uoots
White and Coloictl
50c to $1 00
' 'tr
4.s aUne Shirt,
(collars nttuhed)
Siwiul p,kc 7.x- While they U,
Boys and Girls' Wash Suits
For Outhij-s
.r0o ami up.
barg'uina in Sweaters
For Vour Outings
1'or Men, Women and Children.
Mn's BlueChamhroSl
Uufl.s attuludi
KoKUlar f 1,0.1 p, Ij,,.
Spcci.il price 7.V-
urts
M
n's Corduroy l'anls
Sjevial Price $2.oD
C.'t-d Woik Pants Mk-
caSrig
Ladie Wash Shirts
$1.2f t.il.7r
BAIRD
In the New Ileidel UlocK
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acific Railway & Navigation Go.
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Spend a Day in the Moun
tains on the Nehalem.
Train leaves Main street,
Hillsboro, at 9:00 A. M,
stopping at all way points.
Returning, leaves Timber at
Five P. M.
Plenty of coach room. Observation car.
l ane your luncheon with you.
UOUNl TRIP.
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