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GOFF BROS. &, 1RMLER, Forest Grove and Cornelius.
Sell Hardware, Stoves, Rang-s, Wagms, Buggies and I uplements, Paints, Building Material.
FOR Liyi'OR I.ICI:NSK
in the rofXTY rorut OK
STATE OF OKKiiOX FOH
' WASHINGTON" (AU'N T Y
THK
ln the matter of th applvation of J.
M. MiJler fur lii-eiuw to Kl-iritiiuu-.,
limit ami vinoiia liquor in "ant
it ins than ono )f lilon. in Batik pnv.m-t.
To the Honorable ("on my Court uf the
Mateof Orrfrou lor Wa-hinirton County:
The timprii:iieit priitio'ifrH. iesMl vol
rM of Hank irecitict. Washington t'ou"ty
iren'in. a nt coii-itituting a majority ol
tlse i'-ir-i! voters of slid 'r- iiiot, and 1
inn aitnai reidt'!its of aid jin-'inrt and
nai i itr m-tuaiiv redded in aid prec:m-t
:m ''ays lsiuiiPiliatelv TTe-'C-d'ng the date
of this p--liUoii and tiie date of tilintr
thereof, would res(ei'tfiili' titi in your
Honorahie K.dy an j as that it lie.-n
to seii Hiititiiou. vinous anil mail lii'iit.r
in les qimiitities than one v'iilon, in
tinukt oreeuict. Va.tui;ctti 1'ouiitv,
irt;on,tir granted and i-io-d to J. M.
Milier, a ri-.-idert of said pr'ii'it, lor a
period of oi.f year.
!altl t!i;i 1st day of July. T'l".
John MiriMi. !ert ll. ynoldi. T lireen,
Jesse J rti-ard, A J Vamifliey. J CSnutii,
J il Ya'idfTar.andeii. ' Batika. J T Turk.
Ja. ot. YohH. W T K-pi-to. H s.,hler.
Al'iert Knetteti, V Mooik y, Ar.'liie .May,
' (' Wnr'.ey. tieori!" "-i dth, irire I.ae
lio rman, V H West, Hiram Baker, Her
maun Huntrer, John t' Wanenecker, John
i.i l.Hrt, I. t'lnlip, W X Jaeoljsen, tieo
W tlan.ell. Henry Ftrjiku. 1' Van lerznn -.ten,
P II Mil'.er. Carl I'ipka. J BThomp- :
son. t' (i Thompson, Win H Klrly, (1
I.iltatieM, Yakz Hiililiion. .lo-i ierin;s. .
Kl M'jtii.in, Robt 1lmoti U-in, Win
K Iter, A .piennga, W H .lacolnen. J
Jl Kindel. V. I. Koy. Robt .1 kii'i, Tred
Narup. Thos Connolly, llenrv A Snnth.
J.ouis Brown, Win Palmer, John C,:j;!or
estv, I 11 Yates, K H West. Alexan ler
rs."hlii)(, C Cliristiansen. Wm C, Walker,
I. Wellington, Burton I'hillip, J W
Phillip1), I'ellifrl Po'M, Martin Yanden
I. rook, R K H-nefiel, II II Heltfl, Henry
'Oj;t, II Urate, Willard Maloon. Chas
Dolds, C C lunn, Joliu "C Mintli, H J
Smith, R P MrPherson, I) .1 Kalher, S
T Munroe, Chas Pippt tt, Anton Mcemo
en, .1 H Cox, K J Martineen, H A Todd,
A K Westrott, Chas Spiering, ' W
PrMinow, William Ziegler, I J Meacliatn,
J J K'jIieiU, Wm VaulJer.ani'eii, C C
Homers, Theo Y'atukrzanden, C U Hoj
pins, Andy Macemo, H li I)anchy, N V
Raslv.C.eo l.ipoert, II M Yanderanden,
Hen y Narup, il J Mailer, J Wood, M
il Parker, Henry Vandonieleti, Yinzom
iolp, M ( W'oo'man, T M l-.ngin, Jonn
Bledsoe, A C I.ydta, K K Hunger, A 1 ma
chine, Jacob Mauss, John Friday, C K
Cox, LRItiKtr.WH Ljda, W J Soh
ler, W M I'.ashy, J N Herry, S J TliOtnp- !
Ron, ) James, Win atidotneien, C V I
RetuoNK Herman Piepka, F M Rev-
I o Is, P N Yanl (eranden, Jack l-.herly,
John p;U'rly, W J Wilson, Prank Sell,
prank Crej.s, I B F'Ofd, A Vandtr.an
rien, George Herli, I'.ert Van Homelen,
V I. Praiijer, 1 Y'anderanden, W H
McC.ill. V I P.erry, J (V Mcl.trlaiid, Wm
Y'andeliey, Willinm Cop, Wm Smith, J
A Moot, Maiun J Vandtr.aiiden. (jeo
VanderzHtiden, O K Mips, C Vandeliey,
(' H Hamilton, John YatiDomtlen,
Montie lir liin, Arno d Yanlmeen,
Harry Yarttll, S Cops, Henry Vandeliey,
V Sihlegl, I,ewis Roy, J W Phips, W
II Ilei'.ini;, W C Hines, A O Killin, John
Cop, Charles Fit-Ids, J K Kberly, Chas
Keiling, John Boos, Henry A Smith,
Henry Cop, 1, I. Crawford, C I. Roberts,
John Narup, Ceo Vanilt-icoveriiiK, I -1 i s
Purdiii, ( V Hines W W Lonure otb,
(ieo Vandeliey, K M Bunks, J C Sclml
merich, A H Phipps, Patsy V Toosey,
John Wiinilerlicli, M Kohlar, Carl
A.oitnz, Carl Oribner, Henry N Peter
son, Geo II Aydelott, V N Jacul.son,
Ati!st Ciop, W II Baker, John Schhujel,
Markita Adams, li C Friday, Ii A I'ri
lay lleimie Nelson, C YV McConahey,
Treplieon I) etich, J F Curstens, George
Smith, A O Reppeto, C W Doilson, J
W Miiler.
T i Whom It May CoiicHin
Notice Is Murphy Given that th tmdor
Hinned ri'iidotit of Hanks Pri-cini-t, Wasli
iiiKtoii County, Oreifon, will on Wednes
day, I ho 7lh day of Sept. 1!HU, at 1U o'clock
A. M. ot said day, present tint lorepnini;
petit ion to the County Court oflhn St tit
of Oregon for WaMhitititoii County at
liillboro, Oregon, and at said time and
place will ask Unit a license will he issued
to the, undersigned applicant authorizini;
liiiiitoNHll spirituous, vinous rnd malt
li-liiors in Banks precinct, Washington
CoiliitV, Oregon, in Ipis ciuantities than
one L'ullon, tor a period of' one year from
the date of the issuance of such license.
Kitted Una ltli day of July, 11)10.
J. M Miller, Applicant,
Mauley A Hare, Attorneya for Applicant.
BANK OF BEAVERTON
Deaverton, Ore.
CAPITAL STOCK $10,000
J. A. MOTT. Prest, W. E. TEGG, Secy.
J. T. WILLIAMS, Vice Pres. II. W. BOLGEIl, Cashier
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Transacts a General Banking Business.
4 Per Cent Interest on Time De'wsiU.
Money to Loan on Good Security,
Fire Insurance in the Best Companies.
We are Insured against Burglary and Fire.
Our OtFicers are Bonded. Depositors are as well 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 $i.oo 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 the p etty Water Agate Moea Agates, Moonitocej,
Carnt-liariB, and Rock Oysters ctn be found.
Otit Door Bporta of All KlndH
I chi liriK hunt;ng, 6eliing, digniriR Rock Oysters, boating,
eurf bathing, riding, autoing, canoeing and dancing. Pure
mountain water and the best food at low prices. Fresh
crab-t. clams, oysters, fieh and vegetables of all kinds daily.
Ideal Camping Ground, with strict sanitary regulations,
at nominal coet.
low Round Trip Season Tickets
from all pointB in Oregon,
W'aBbingson and Idaho on
Bale daily.
3-Day Saturday to Monday Rate
from S P. points, Portland to
Cottage Grove, inclusive, in
cluding branch lines, also
from all C & E. stations AN
bany and nest. Good going
on Saturday or Sunday, and
for return Sunday or Monday,
A Sunday Excursion Rate of
$1.50
ftom Alpany, Oirvallin and Philomath, with corre ponding low
rates from points west, in effect all summer. Call on any 8. P.
or C A- K Agent for full particulars as to rates, train schedules,
etc. ; alo f.ir copy of our beautifully illustrated booklet, "Out
ings in Oregon,'' or write to
WM. McMUHRAV, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
l:cry I'ruit iirowor in County
MuiiilJ set IWisv at Oiuo
IH NOT HI: TlHt SUli I'ltl KI. S MINI:
B. Lei Writes a Idler lo the Count)
I'ruit (inmcre
your
tho
Washington County is rapidly as
suming somo iniHrtamv as a
rrovor of niarkotuMo apples and
this is tho tvstilt of oaniost oaiv
in spraying. That tho condition
could U much improved gH'S
witliout saying, hut each
seos a In'ttor mluct. Tho
tor part of Augtist is tho
for tho last spravinir of
Codling moth, and 15. Lois, tho
Hoavorton fruit gtvwor, writes
tho Argus tho following: letter,
which should lie porsued and
acted uion by every apple grow
er in this section:
"To tho Mditor: As the time
for spraying for the second brood
of codling moth is near at hand
1 think 1 shall for tho last time
call the attention of those that
grow apples that this second
brood will Ih with us tho lat tor
part of this mouth, and that we
must spray n.vrain if wo expect
clean fruit. Lven if you have
sprayed for your first brood, do
not by any means, neglect the
spraying for this last hatch. Do
not let it go by saying "I have
no worms now , and what is the
use of spraying again." If you
had killed them all. and your
neighbor has done the same,
then I would agree with you
but some of them have perhaps
sprayed for the scale w hen the
fruit inspector was after them,
and there it may have ended for
the season. Now 1 think there
should be a av If there is not
-to make growers spray for the
worms as well as for the scale.
Ot what use is it to spray when
your neighbor does not.
To aliow tbc cecTMitv of the trcoml
uprayinn. Uke my own en. yrr
Iter the first ipmyitiK o( my ovta Ireti I
had ctcn apples, and not worm wit to
be touuil In Vt. 1 f. iff ted to cents for
each wuttu fun ml in the orchitd, mid It
ws not claimed. I wi very buttled lit
the lime lirn the terotut (-rnyiag
should have been done and concluded tu
not in.luVe tu the extta work of clenninif
out the aecoiul broo I. What was the re
sult' At lk'kitif( tiuic 1 had Jo per
cent, wottnv fruit: 1 am well aware of
how litil- iiitctcst is taken in the ftuit
industry in this county, and I notice
that Ituit is mmlr srcotuUty to livestork
at cur Fairs, locally, so that there is
very little inducement to exhibit. A
little eticoursKement wmld induce in all
to Kft in nod show what can t done in
horticulture but what's the use? 1 in
tend to have an ealnlnt at the couiinit
Iltll.slMjro Sttect Kair, but the lack of in
terest in this urrnt industry the most
n.Jtitable of all makes it discouraging
We can rniic fiuit tu old Washiiiitton
County eiU;il yea. better to the hcod
River proiluct, and yet, llixnl Ilivei
lx-ata us at distilava. Why? TheauHet
is very ainipli-. Ilucd Rivrr orcliardista
atteud to tlicit trees and they do not try-
to put wormy apples in the IkiUoius of
the lioxe and those ttilsard by the
Codling moili on the top. I have pick
ed three treea of llravi-nstelus this sea
son ami Kt shout too boxes ol apples lit
for a kniK anil out of the lot we found
hut two worms. Do you think that
IIikxI River or any oilier place, can
lieat lint,' 1 think not. I fotgot to say
that the trees wctc IS veara old. The
result is due to cate and attention and
tlm why I wish to iiuptcss the spraying
ntopor ition on the apple growing public.
If we will attend to out tires, we can
beat the wotld for good, well-sha-d and
the best flavored apples. I do not know
what I shall do if we Kfl "moved into
Alultnomnn Ruest j slum move acroa
the line, for I don't think we can raise
as grxxl fruit in .Multnomah as wi- can in
good old Washington County."
A CLHAN WATCH
means good time to you for
years to come. True economy in
a time-piece lies in cleanliness.
The delicate parts doing indes
cribable work will soon wi'tir
themselves to ruin, destroy their
high tinish and jjerlect tit, when
running in accumulating dirt and
rancid oil. It will cost you noth
ing to let me examine it. C. F.
Libby, Jeweler, Hillsboro, Ore.
Ladies' and gents' underwear
at cost. Ladies sleeveless vests,
8 cents; 12 1-2 cents and 2T cents.
Men's shirts and drawers, 25
cents, V) cents and 40 cents. -H.
Wehrung & Sons.
Chas. Williams, a son of Jos.
Williams, the Pike hopgrower,
above (iaston, was in town Tues
day. He says that hop picking
up his way will be earlier than
usual this year.
See our prices - ladies' and
gents' shoes. You know the
lines and know we are selling at
cost and many lines less than
cost.- H. Wehrung & Sons.
Thos. Fowles. of above Moiin.
taindale, and who has sawed out
more lumber than almost any
other man in the county, was in
the city yesterday, returning
home irom a 1'ortland trip.
The undersigned wants from
50 to 10 head of Angora goats.
State price and particulars. -Ole
Olesori, Hillsdale, Oregon, Route
22-4
W. T. Walton, of Opdike &
Walton pressed brick mariu
ifacturers or Oak Park, was in
the city yesterday.
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A SPECIAL
25 Per Cent
DISCOUNT
On all Oxfords and Low Shoes for itictt, women and
childtcn Taus, Patent Leather, Siudc
and (Jim Metal.
BARGAINS In Figured Lawns, tit 5 cents
Per Yard.
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BAIRD
In the New Heidel blocK
sar
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3
Personal Property
AND
Three Year Lease
f 3
1 Qoat. CooW n Oabr
Our -l ! iiitl ii r w -.- 14.
II klHMke. Hto uvrf with I 9 )-i
Arut r I J tle if I ' ' ti
ll up all uur .ui . i
W t4 a r.a ai. .i i '
l humolr 0t 'inllra I i r
An1 tuutl lull, alil llml i- !
All ehaiHM f'f 'ft.wOiia l.;...-l
ii
ur llf la tha itroam 'I
ttlxn alun at nr ' l-
Ilia bialna Ih't ' ' " '
Wlwn tt.lo rail b ' "'" a :
aTita
Arut a-riama and --r-ii' a-.t '
and rntirt'
Ct r'.Tul Ull"
As I am leaving the farm October
I, I offer the following dcscrilicd
projKrty at private sale at my place
U mile north of Hcthuny stoic, X
miles northeast of Hillsboio, Any
responsible jiersou purchasing the
jwrsonal property or a major part
th.ercof can have the lease on 106
acre farm for 3 years at $175 per
year.. Will sell any item singly.
5 winter cows, 3 soon to be fresh $270
4, 2-year old heifers all bred 120
New 600 lb per hour creum sep-
Otor ry
3-year old horse, weight L5O0 250
2 old ponies
2- horse corn and potato cultivator
new k
Shaher potato digger q
3- inch farm wagon 25
N. A. FROST
R. F. D. 2, PORTLAND, ORE.
MI-DICAL SOCIE-TY
The Washington County Medical
Society will meet at the office of
Dr. J. l Tamiesie, on Monday
August 21, 1910, at 2:00 p m
to take up all matters before the
society for consideration. A
general attendance is requested
Dr. F. M. Robinson, 1'res '
Dr. J. I Tamiesie, Sec
Kd. Williams, son of (!. W
Williams, and son-in-law of Cant!
A. M. Collins, accompanied 'by
his wife, came over from New
berg, the first of the week to
spend a few days in II dishorn
. K S. Hooth, the Forest drove
jeweler, lost a light overcoat,
short pattern, between Hillsboro
and I'armington or FarmingUm
and Reed villo and Hillsboro,
Sunday Made by Steinhach.
1'inder leave ut Forest Grove and
receive reward.
Moritz Schmidt, of Helvetia,
was in the city yesterday and
says that grain has turned out
very well in his section, not
withstanding the dry season.
J. H. Merrill, the Cornelius
horseman and liveryman, was
down to the city Tuesday evening.
Jua lha Bam Hours.
umti'a tignnl I" I
akl Mlaa Hlligli-tmi. "tils M-a "f 't"
houra' ta M iay fn'i" " -Ul n"
aujr lima aftr uiktulKlit "
"Vs,N rttillwl Mra Htl.tfT, '
rrti aftrr inarrUU" tlm Ii 'iirs art t!
auia. Tlia only iIMVri it l l!l,t :
oil cam tlirjr r Imtirs 'with t f st
ill lbs othor 'away fnmi li.-r.""-tlt-liilila
l'rta.
What Ha Got.
Karh rilahl r his rmli.
Ha hsr a l"t
Of ramly Hod up
With a tru l.jvr s t.
Anrl than hn h thoiih
lla'it rrm-tt"l a hit
II aakaj her. ami ail
II I'.t bai- wji n "N
- Il.iimtiin I
AjtmAtklnn AoDroni-l at.
"Brti my now ratio ?" hhM til
MUhiiaUat. "I liavcil't i-lirli-l'''11
jrrt. I want amllitn ii''f R"J
tiroprlatH to jmlnt 011 It 1'h.
I auiipiwo It muni be almrt."
"Not iiiri'iMiiirlly."
Ml!ow would "1'lilH Slilc
Curu' dor'-WaahliiBtoii slr-
Willi
A Coed Cigar.
Whan fortune frown and ra oprr
And Ufa aiii ualraa, morn or h-s.
Whata'or you ara,
Ann avory urne ynu v u- . .. m
You'va aomoliow fulled, Ihcia """"
A innrl rlgnr.
., . .,.,1,. as tM
sou wairn in ainnan w,-
And aeyou dream with half shut ey
Vour (houghla roam far
Until your Iruubloa ni a J11""
Your worrlaa vutilah whlla y """
A good clar.
-Homarvlll" Ji""
A tha Flr.t Try.
"Whnt do you thltilc of W tm
ruiln, GoorKH?"
"Dfnr, you iiro n woinl'-r'"
"Do you tlilnk o reitlly, tliirllim
"I r.-rtnlnly do. St l.-nt lHt have W
trying for yeitrri to proilmo "rl" ' sl
rubber mid Ihtc you do It I'1" ,
rnttlo out of tlio btnl"-"1"" ' '
Only tha Conductor.
Ill hand nard hara; ha whlKI"r0U
Bh haaved a llttlfl slwli
And vanilv nut hir hand In hi"- .
- ' . .. 1 1 in 1-',"
"Kuraa, pl.-ail" ah (i nnl" ' ,. ,,
Natural Quaitlon.
"De mnrrlod n cookluif
"IIOW did Hill) HII Otit?'" l" '
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