HUH8GA0 AAGUS ,lPt 8 i9'1
tho NKW YEAR by Opening an
Ftiirt account with thr
Uillsborp. Commercial Bank
j.-pW. SCHUKMi'KIClI.ihcsi.Um
i;K(). SCHUI.MKKICl!, Cashier
I
IN TOILS OF LAW
'ml W. Taylor and lnlph Itellin
K r Chnrtced W ith kolibtry
1 . . .. 1 i 1 1 I ,n '. 1 1 1 1 ',
c '1" Krm"" " .
, . ;llcMK,h f our n.Mitutn.n is
i r.in!fiiiiH tu-iitim iil l'i
stl.iIH-tl. v-
15o Ono of Our l'alron
Hlld
U 11
all.
nt Interest on
on. You '1 Per
Savings and lime Deposits
jvmis vwiiy Kor.m i) at mxton
Victim Claim he l.rnd One Hundred
Thirty Dollars, Aug. Jl
A Quick Revenge
P., MJJ.Y TKIMM1NOIIAM
l i,yrl(M, KH'I tiy Af"
A' In! f'l.
l aylor :tn.l linlph IMIin-arrv-.t-d
Sunday nixht
Guns! Ammunition!
3
m ft 1
ti... .,-r rttn lor iiru
U-;iiH on Oclohcr 1. Svc ur
due assortment f mih:'1' ,l"u'
l,!c b.im-U-.l shotguns hii ,:
f.ulutc HH Mij.ply of standard
.Kiimiuiti'm. Set ut M"tc ou
buy- uur i:''l's au'
im ul.
an induce-
Fine UmitiiiK l-.'iiitiitiit.
kst in
was s in
Bicycles
an noctures f bicyvlcs al
i in stuck. (r bicycle u-
...irin.f U the kind that "iUiys
Repaired."
I LEE SEARS, - Hillsboro.
Garntfei Third Street.
JY.-d w.
i t'l-r, wen
jat Fniihi ( irnvc, hy SlfrilT llan-ji'ix-k.
ami liroiiL-ht t. the county
jail, charyi-d with robbing one
i James Wiley, at Buxton, Wcd-
neHilay. AuguM !'!. Wiley had
: i iti ! . e
teen i) acKsmiiiiini: in one m
Sweeney's ramps mi the l'.citie
Railway & Navigation road,
above Tiinlier. ami had drawn
a Hint Jl: K. e arrive.l at l'.ux-
t'lii ami inx eeded t get hilar
iollK. The two UiVH, who llSU
worked a dav or ho at one
Sweei.e v eamiH, were
Buxton, and Wiley
he w an robbed of
; dollar vpui jiu-ce
eiirreticv
i bringih
; ?bH).
i After Wilev had hevn held uj
'tin. Iu.vh it w ku'kI. walked to
Hunks, imi from there rode in
:m auto to Forest Hrou'. From
iM.rent ('.rove thev went to I'ort
land, where thev remained until
Sunday, w lien they returned to
the roileire citY.
The lads were taken before
Justice C. W. Barnes. Tuesday,
where each pleaded not guilty.
Judge liarnes fixed bail in the
sum' of $1. each, and they
were remanded back to jail until
they could secure counsel.
: Young Bellinger is well knovn
' around Forest drove under the
; Holnmiuet of "Sharkey."
of th(
also m
alleges that
four twenty
besides Some
and other money
tis total loss up to ove
of
Widow
(il ANT AIM'l.l:
UIROUGH TICKETS EAST
ON SAI.K DAILY
Oregon Electric Railway
And Choice of Route
beyond Portland
LOW ROUND TRIP
FAKES
EXCURSION
ST. PAUL
ST. LOUIS
CHICAGO
r rates Skctr
u address,
. L. Kn i-, A (i I'
I'litllnud "f .
DKNVKU
NICW YORK
p.OSTON
On Sale Sept. S, !)!.
i i.. n :..r..iMiii.
reservation atul mu iu...
V A
H. Ckoxisi:, A.v;.ut
lifr;in lilrtlric Kv.
llilUlioto, f.
An aidile w eik'hink' . JO ounces ami
measurink' 1 inches in circum-
erence is the product ot a six-
vear old tree Rrow n by 1'. thns-
n near Sherw(XMl. 1 tils
.... r.i . ) I ,.k, . . I...
tree Which" 1SOI ine liieuKiieiiiiii trncuciu
v " - 1 II. ... i.
vu-ietv is one ot an orcnaru quirk uoi.
eumnrisimr four acres, lhe tree
Uirni il crol) Ur llif uim ui
three vears. I his year s pnHiuci
was considerably damaged by a
hiK'h wind, the apples beuiR
badlv broken on account of their
weight. This particular speci
w without blemish of any
kind, and is in color a peculiar
shade of deep pink. Christen-
i i Hiii ..imiiiW
declares "- rr;-
. I Ll Aiut ffT
111 lhe J3IICIWVHK4 uiaiuvi
every respect equal to
in uisincis in un
A fiiriiii-r' lniy u ilriUnc uliin;:
I'iiuI wIii-d li ovi-rliimli'd n iium wail;
ln In tti miiiie din lion.
"IluVfi a lift. utriniKiT'"
ilwkon I will tf )''U l":i't 1'iin't
How fur you koIhT
"Oli. 'in liulii' un fur e IItibvliU-
rm'lilH: further."
Tim man K"t P fr'mt
lili tint Uijr. uikI tlii twg )vx' 11I0114
nK'-llii-r. Tlii-n; a Ui-sintory con-
riiillun lKint Hip Htnte "f Hie th
lii'li ttm tniy Ulgl titu tiri; o.
";it o, Tuiu! I ilnn't want t Xxe
rWliii' ruul tiT- nft-'r U irn wiui nion
In my iMwket mi"! ti'iliim rouiln' off
ri.ry Kif imyii.
The imit.si'iiKiT Kiiiih-u. My i"J, y"n
(l.m l waiit H tnke up tr:im?e iiopi:
ir trnvcllu' roiiiputitonn ml tell em
viiu'vw not fundi uUitit you. How ly
kieiw hut I'm a footiad inym-lfV"
"Vou ain't no footpad."
'Mu nawsi'iicer turned nd mirreyt-d
the boy. Ho uilKbt liae nnj
wlii-re betwwu elubtwu liud twenty
I, nt lila roiniiaiilou. noii'-iiiK iii.it
In- had no bt-aid. urmli-d that the low
rr (iKurt) wan nearer tliu in-Hi.
You're rlK'it. boy." u mM- 1 '"
no footpufl, but I'm woro n a foot
om.I I'tc hud eyernl wrn with "-o
I,..r,.!ilu.iif iim! ll) Klienir WOUlU
glvo you .",0"0 If yoa eould land urn."
"Vou dou't uieau ll! Who lnought
you be?"
T in Skinner."
"Jack Skinner iw killed P.en An
3rw and Hill Harrison aiid Andy Par
ker 1"
Kkltiner nott'-rd that the boy iki'
the lnt nattio with elimllon.
"What vii Parker to you? tie aK-
eit nuleklT.
"(ib, I only knowed him; thafa all.
What made you kill blrnr
"i wii kind o upapt that day
a him m drink with me, and b
wouldn't Parker wasn't much of i
mnu anyway!"
"Md y' ever w hla wife?"
"No la hc a gmxl iookiu womuui
"Vou bel Bhe tuk on bad when you
killed Andy."
"I beered that, and I beered the sntd
she was golu' to kill me fr killin'
her husbond"
"Waal, of Mrs. Parker Bald that yd
better keu outer her way."
Uh. wtinniln alwaya talk that way
when they lilt a tjrudgc:
"Put 1 heered Mri rariser h.ib t
and has got to b a raiKUiy
l,.;;e n day wlien w-t- !;',;' d Id l'k
and talk, lie a NHI r'A?
lin n if t'if'y nnd u-nve out that he wa
a ,n.fir of la-l.o.lijiit t" Nw
l i-liind (oUiK' III !. ' boUt
(ifj. and he rurri.-il a mlle on UU
r,... thnt would have Hilled a rrocu
out of tlie ground a riiotitli ahead
time.
In tilnniotidvlile livid the
Ktemlmaii. She m f'.rly year old
,; v.-, off. Sho wan tn liiU rotniwi
liy the town 'iiiHtnh!e, who was an
old ba t,i'!or. It wa ald they wers
enirnfl. b'l' 'I'" nfrlval of the very
Hire profct-tor wront'hf a rtiniise. In
a wk he bad made t.er netiaititane
and wan ealllnit on her. In a fort-
,,1,-ht the none of the town fonftnti.e ;
wait out f Joint. The ptofew.r np- J
H an d to lie In the lu st of healt.i. but ,
. clalend that im-ta phHl. had bro- j
tain down and that be tin 'I romt
to the vlllat'H for rem. ,
The rormtabic wan f-allcd -tttipld ait nn
r...... .,..,t tu.nrlill tillt Ptlltild. We
hadn't fi'd him up rorreiuy
the KtniiM tmrt. A aoon
(Hoovered that
down .n
Hit
i ei n an
elt'.er 1 almiildil siirprl-e,1 If le'
rould makeyo.i umllf. I'll take you to
tsee blm "
( uinmlne-i awntel. and they wnt tn
hmlttier
In
B "J !
nn he
be whs belns thrown
Ix-cnn to '""'y tl,,! I""0''""
lie wrote to half a dozen col-
it wilt told that tht-T bad nev-
atJ
wna
r In-
p.y a'f Idetit tie
ee the hypnotist. -Hmlthent
n-ild he could mak tho yonng man
urnile. but a noon a the hypnotic ef-f.-t
wan removed he would bccolt
wrloim aitaln.
lU-rt an Id he believed he'd try It. He
wa to ko to we Olla Ktonshnm that
evening and he would like to R'
fr onre all the amllea he renilre.l.
At half pat 8 that evenlnR Mt i t-
finghnin heard th doorbell ring
to admit her lover. There
Ilert with a teantlfiil amlle on bla
fare. Cells was rltrtit atxut Uert'a
untie It wa entranelng. There was
. rt.tit.iitful curl to his Hp. dimple
In earb cheek, ana ni regumr
teeth howel beneath bis dark mu-
f nrhf
reil.i. clasplne his
mu. i ' .
-liow handsome you are when
you smlie! Keep it up!"
"ITI trv. Ha. bar Bert reaiKinded.
"Ilecause Helen and Molly and I.ou
are all comlne In tonight to meet you
If you will keep up that smile all the
evenlnif they'll be dellghteu wun jou.
You know how anxious I am that
, ri..r.it friends should be
Lilt-? IHJ
i of th
bo'd of n iiajrf-r that put blm on ! pleased " roa-
i h. ir.,11 lie went iu to the 1 m be cordial. Ha, ha. ha
'tv nod bad a talk with the police. j There was another ring at the bell
ii-,.. time dav the mat'e from the , .n,i Mie clrls were admitted.
r-.iir..l rolled In. and Its cargo con- "This." said Cclla.
km d of eleven
have In
and '
SUMMONS
the Circuit t.oirtof H' -s''.f "f vrv
yon. for Watiiiiiittou County
nine dtihieid. CUmiid.
v. .'
K. ( aiitirld, IWeieUnt. )
T.. I K Ulltlelll in (rinini..
women. They might
n tald to be of all ages, wxes j
ri As the vehicle halted at J
... . ... , - ft...
the Inn Profestor Watson Rat ou m
ver.im' i Ho was put under arrest by
.l-tertlve and the constable as he
snt. bt he got on hi feet and raised f
htH hnt eleven different times to tlie
eleven females.
sl-ht of him,
Is Mr. Albert
Cummlngs. Mits Helen wara.
Some cried out at 1
some smiled, and some
A bow and a ba-tia:
"And Miss Molly Malloy.'
A bow and a ha-ba-bai
"And Miss Ioulse Truesdale."
A bow and a ba ha-ha-hal
JV Ibert's smile was contagious. His
fiancee caught It, and it extended to
tbf three other girls.
"Helen." said Cella. -you are raj
. . , i.i kni ! .... ft.r t.rt fihall
shed tears. After repiarn.g mi ""- eft menu, i irim
the professor shook bands wlta me , t by you erst while we nice ..a.
at the bead of the
if
eleven, beginning
line and saying:
Mv dear, your name Is Ilannan
1 remenilier, and, though your call Is
nnexpeeted- you are nevertbclesg wel
come." Then he took up the case of Jane.
Iletsv. Mnrv. and so on. Every wo
man there was bis wife, and a wife be
..imnrtnned. and yet be oameu
ii. . ,.oi.. nnrse ves. ilien in
Ull Pvwi, "'J
turn blm over to Molly and then to
Lou.1
tli men ot in .-"- ' ;
herelvre.Vo,r.l to V, r
lhe CoimiiitlMt tiie.1 BCl.il.-t .''" " ""
.uiveeniitled Court c-ii ' -f
lie Mt n irimi tii '
in tirst puimeittioit oi mm
... .... ..r nlioul Kri.Uv the W 'V of
Septemi.er. If ml if vou tail K -'
the plKiiiliU lor -mu.
lnriiiB the notrri.iit" eie"i. ......
...i .Tilth pUoiUtt t Portland. reon
the I ' "f rVbnmry. l l'
n.iilsnd volit. aiol el no e .-,. v
tll tH vrinuiog. ai d nt bo dm oo tn
.llnllltltt. IHl lor Slieil I llli'i mm
relief to the t onri iny im imh o-.
J".'.'. ,. i. .... i.i,-l,...l hv Order
I hi imt nion i" "-"
of Hie llononible J. W ("ley (ohhIIm. iu.tr"
of trie Comity Court ul too
fur the t onniv in unii"".
nl tinier a iiukIc ami it H' .i on in. -on
,Uv of Augiitt, imo, m the sixer..' ot the
( irciiit Jiirtge Iro-.i v ..miiiiKi""
ul tlie ilule ot the lini hioim-i'o ...
tins Mimmons I tn I n o .u ..i;-.
tlH mel the 1:t:o !li lift 1"" '
of this r'liiiinioni ii Thurwlity tl
dy of S item her. ln. .
t lyile Itirhtinlsoii, Attorney for pliiin-
lit?, I tmmiier of Comiiifroe I'.lilK
r...rt!nd, Oregon.
Notice id Fina' Ec'.tltinent
No' ice Is Hereby (iiveti thai lhe under
i ,li..i,,itrn!or of the pttate of
W'rt Jaim' M.-Kldowney. .Iec.nise.1
has tili-l in the County Conn of the Male
,,r Oregon for Washington County hi
riiml Ai-oiint io the not'iec of s-tul .e
UHeand tafi eoort bus used MomlaV.
, l-Jth dav of S.-pt. l'.HO t the lonely
Court room tn tlilisooro, ori-umi,
I...,,, ,.f in oViin k A. M ot suet
me lime and place for hearing "1 jeetmns
i.o chiiI Final Aei ount and for tlio tuml
settlement of snid estnle
li.ite.1 this Arif. ''h. 1!MU . ,
Kiank K McKldowney. AilmmintrHtor
f the estate o MarKiifet Jane Mr KUIoW-
nev. Oh'CHmii.
rtsgleyA Hare. Attorneys
islrator.
at the
ilny as
for Adinin-
K)R SAl.F.
"Ward to get acquainted.
Tin very glad to meet you." says
the lady. "Cella and I are such very
old friends that one who Is to be so
much to her must be much to me."
Bert smiled that heavenly smile of
that smile and bis nerve right through hls aml Miss Ward was beside berfieil.
it lie was taken to Jail, and the Jailer Never before had a man smiled at ber
,U . .. , . . ho I .. mho marie ft re-
snid he wag one or tne mew
had
ever met. Tho officers bad a case
against blm blgger'n a house. He had
practiced bigamy for twenty years.
He bad married girls, fpinsters. wid-
old women. One of the vic
tims was sixty-live years old. He bad
got money from some of them, not h
didn't mm as If that was ms muu.c
As he explained it:
1 just fell In love, nna bub
love, and we were married.
1 didn't know I bad married so
So down sit Mr. Cummings nndiMlas A dairy an( stock ranch of
380 acres; atiout li acres oi
gocxl iKittom land; about 65 acres
in cultivation; balance of liottom
in gcxxl pasture; about 100 acres
triwl timber: ulentv of running
water; 3 bams; five room house;
about 100 fruit trees; county
road and telephone line runs
through place. Two and one-
half miles from railway siauon.
like that Every time sue maue a
mark Bert smiled, or. rather, his lips
wore a perpetual smile which was ln
.oniifieit t every remark. lie made
$30 per acre, on easy
terms. J.
21-4
son
are in
those "Town
state that are better know n.
C D Schafer. who formerly
e.-cided ' in North Washington
County, is reported missing at
Hut'ene, w here he was insiami K
a heating plant. He had a JU
(KM) contract about ono third com
pleted and drew $:l,000 to pay
for supplies. Later he could not
K., r,md and it is not known
"That's all right. She wou t uo none
..... ii .., i if
A woman never uots. u
in. They aiu't built Hist way.
"What's this y' was sayln' about the
sheriff paylu" any one that 11 lami .
Ain't -' worth as much dead as alive?"
"Ileckoti." replieit Skinner, looking
ni the tKir uuensily. "What put
i hnt into your curly head?"
"Waal, I thort that ef Mrs. Parker s
.rulu- to k.d y' she'd gtt Hie money for
the children you made orpuan i
Kkluner whs uuMled nt this grew
some remark coming from a country
i,v lie turned and looked bis com
n mor m-rutlulrlngly. tintisUed
that the lad was very simple, be dis
missed tho mailer from his nana.
..!.....!,.. .,,i,t the bov. "I'll water
nt'Ui ---- ,
1 1. iinnw at this trough. Whoa. Tom'.'
ud. pulling up. he got down, unloosed
the check rein and let the animal
.tiiiita. Skinner caught sight of some
thing on the other side of the road nnd
half turned. Suddenly he was brought
his surroundiugs uy ui'nriuK t
As he turned tits rigui unuu
to
L-llcks.
PIONEER WOOD YARD
AlIkimlsofFir. OaK ami Ash
Wood, (our foot, r 16 Hkll.
l'irst class MciiiHain l'ir aiul Al
1'rieeS reilSi lial)lc.
All fie ..ouiil S.llll bv nic
i 1 1 l 11 -
f,,r cue tier coril fr hr,
iter conl for outside
turd for lumlwooi
sawing, ioc extra.
BOTH TKl.l
will lx?
6oc
wood; 6oc per
,d. Thrce-eut
IB 'NHS.
John W. Masters.
whether he has met foul play, or ,low to ilis hip. He was too late. The
hecome Ol ilim. A i,ov was str.natng lacms u.
raaranty company will finish the Ug hi... with pair of revolvers.
nanus up.
"Thnfs ycr game. Is It?" ald Skin
ner "You kid. you wnut to make the
Why
fell In
I call. v.
And when the women were askeu to
explain they answered:
Whv, he's such a vers, very
.'. . !... hnln it lle'B
man thai we i-oinuu v .iv.i- .-
lust too sweet for anytmn.
... ..... . tl'I..TW
And. would you believe u, uie " m"
Stendman. who woum nave iuuo
twelfth, was the first one to sena nuu
a bouo.net nnd ber sympathies after be
had been locked up!
The nrofessor hadn't gone tar aueio.
He bad done all bis marrying within a
radius of 'JiW miles. He had made a
nice, kind husband while It lasted, ne
had painted kitchen floors, washed
,iii,. mot whitewashed cellars. Yes.
uifinia .. -
the officers thought they had him dead
to rights, but they soon learned to the
contrary. Only one woman out of the
eleven "was willing to swear against
the man. The county bad the whole
gang on Its hands to lodge- and board.
The wife who was willing to do It
was an old ninid and so bony and
homely as to excite general .v.-i.i...-
For a time she was oerce to seuu t..c
little man to
couldn't bite
. . . . .. . I . . A r n: .
no other reply. Whether his nypnouc M ureear, wrrvauio, ui,
mrHtinn sdmltted of his receiving
what was said to him and making a READ AUGUST SUNSET
reply is a question. Probably his keep- Philmnines as I saw
h,s mouth shut was aa advantage R ac 1 The PPPJ f
t0''lm- . . c: Pr r.nrr,nr of the I'hil-
yerj iook u i
rhnne the eiri with iumnes. and Calitornia
ii i
what
m tract.
it ii Pioee. of FarmiiiRton,
i il . i .
i Till it j I tl v rit IIII.K
was in town i l" '
rented his farm and will take a
rest from that pursuit lor a w one.
-11 1....... n on .1 I lei 111111 i.
e W tuoe a
and shortly afterward will take
a trip back to Illinois, on u wu
to his boyluHKl nome.
For heaters -the finest over
brought to llillsboro, and the
best in quality and endurance,
appearance and style -see J. U.
Lamkin s tmsnop.
ti,,. mnrninir and evening
trains passing here, carryinjr the
mails, have been late many times
since the nop picKiiiR &euun
opened. The excess of passen
Kor traffic and the handling of so
much bappage caused the delays.
It was not
ptmcludthl to
whom her lover was getting acquaint
ed Cella had observed Helen's gaze
fixed on Bert's beautiful smile and
thought it time to break the spell. So
i,.iu- ni substituted.
"I'm so glad for dear Cella," said
Molly.
"Ha, har
"I consider her happiness ' the same
as my own."
"Ua. ha. har
In the beginning of a conversation
Eerfs smile was more of a laugh
After that it simmered down Into a
, ,,,-- ,-. nt th llns. But the
lueic vui.a.- -
dimples were there and the peerlT
teeth under, the mustache. The ef
fect ou Molly was the same as on
Helen, only more so. t-eua,
that Molly couldn't very long beep her
hands off Bert, made the third' change,
putting Lou In Molly's place.
"1 don't blame you for not being
able to couceal your happiness," said
Lou.
"Ha. har
"It's delightful to be engaged, lsnt
It?"
Ha. ha. har
n nine w here the nogs ..-, f.voia ia- mrill ne an tue
htm None of the ten !
"One
while."
Black
Gold, the Romance ot the uu
Wells." by Walter F. Woehle, in
Sunset for August now on sale,
at all new stands, fifteen cents.
REPAIRING AND TUNING
Twenty-five years experience at making,
repairing and tuning pianos is a sufficient
guarantee that Venen, the tuner, can
satisfy any and all who wish iheir in
struments attended. Recommend from
every firm that has opetaUd in Portland
for the p3t jo years, besides ths hasttni
factories cl Jvinioan, r.stcj, .v. y
and others Country work always wel
come Leave or telephone outers to
McCormick, or to the Patterson 1'utni
ure Store.
A. P. YENEX, Piano Tuner.
MOW VeW TIME
U kuo ... -
oar tet'tll out nl
pitta od liriJt
wnrkdone. For out-of-town
j,tr,n
finish plute H'l
l,rilie work in ou
clr l f niM'twsHry.
rvcui nn
a!fCin 50.1)0
22k8ridsTwth3.5!J
l.U'J
money offered for me." lie mnue a
,,w,ve to nut un Ids hands. A bullet
-..n rrnshimi through the wrist of the
h,t that was ernier to spring to his
revolver. He writhed with pain and
Ire. but with his best hand disabled
dared make no move.
"Hands upl" the boy again said
calmly.
"Here, you little devil." said Skinner,
let up on this, nnd I " make u worm
vour while. You can't expect to land
Tom Skinner"
"I've landed you alrendy, Tom Skin
ner, and you're doomed. I'm golu to
kill you, not for the money offered for
you, but to revenge Andy."
"You his kid?"
"His wife!"
when a man looks at a woman who
holds his life In her hands he usually
PKiuuer
others would speak to ber. Mio was . ,.na na ba na!
sent for by the professor. When she Let,g haTe tbe conversation gen
hnd arrived at the Jail, determined pra, sn!J Cella. moving her chair to
that his cajolery should not move her. ; warJ Dort Rua jjou. "Draw up, girls
he held out his arms to her and said: j CeUa trlea t0 talk to one or two of
"P.irtlio. you can't find It In your the wbile tne other converseil
heart to do It. You are too noble and , wRh Bert But lt was n0 use. Every
.,.,r.-,.i If I Ir.ulu't seen the ucblllty ,.,. ntt..ntion was fixed on that beau-
of your character In your face 1 should , if , smile Cella rose, with great
v .i l...,,..l,,nca 111 ; . .... . j .... kali mn.
have trusieu mj uw nauteur, and waiseu uuu iur uu...
and they
made all
CHARTER NO. Ho
CONDIONSKD UHFOUT OF
The First National Bank
OF FOREST GROVE, OREGON.
r mTO.
lJllSlUCSS JUlie ,
LlAHlUTIvS
At the Close of
ASSETS
Capital and Sur plus.,
Undivided Profits...
Ciiculatio"
Deposits .
,f 30,000.00
1,672.21
15,000.00
.. M6.437-3'
I " m i end Discounts. ..f 0.5,314.0
s hi dOUn rllondM.., 4f',S"5-o
l'"id:iti.i House Hutures to,7io..9
c .1 li m il lUclmnne.... 50,310.03
lotal ., f 103,109 53
Diroctoint-L. J. COUU JOHN TEMri.KTON.
I. COFK, E. W. HAINKS, (iK0BK
II. 1 UU. I.IO, IT. ' " . nt!n
W,. appreciate your paronage and 1 to munt a contm
nance of same.
1 mmm - Official statement January 31, 1910, 91
li',fos.TS:-Official statement June 30, WW, $JB,10J.6-.
Increase in Deposits 35 per cent.
A. BAA fllOPPV. lOlll
Irving Bath, who has been on . tw0 es of Mra. rar.
a Goldendale paper for some ker nnd 8nw 0 more mercy there than
months, was home the last of the ,n the two baruers she held m ber
week His father, 1). W., goes haud Por tUe flrst time m his life ho
back with him to take charge of
whitened. ...
the editorial department of the .Tve been followln' you all day. she
paptl. ... . ,i .hora there wasn't
Taken up-Roan heifer, two or JJ to be any on0 t0 ,nterfero with
three years old; has rather long . . ,ettera rm soiu- to send
1 . 1 L U : . . 1 linn
horns; brand on ngni mp. i.
never
vour kivpins "
She believed him and fell on his
shoulder and wept. When the trial
was at hist cnllod not one of the elev
en was complainant. When put on the
Ktnnd as witnesses tney v.e
I'hey perjured themselves,
n.i.iiK.M1 and twisted and
Af Pcusos for the man. and the
'jury had to strain a polut to convict
hlni. He got a sentence of three years.
ami before being tauen u i'u"
had interviews with the eleven in sue- j
cession, and to each one he said:
... ...... . fT,,,.,, ra(ll4
Sever mind, uaruuK. xunc j -
will soon pass away, ami men we v....
be with each other again, to part never
more."
And the constable didn't marry uu
wtii.iw Stendman. She sum ne
even a littlo bit nice and mat u
nono of his business now man?
the very, very nice Profess tr Watson
had. ,
" rSl s. "a
ML W. L Will, Pmimw mmim
n mm BimMM iw"
tnanwl fillings l.UiJ
8!lr niliaw .50
good Rubbsr -
Plata! O.U'J
Plitn 7.53
Ptinleu Eitr'tlon .50
tT MITHOOH
er please call, prove property,
nay charges ana iaKe same ay.
-J C. Schulmerich, Banks, Ore
gon. 26'8
J B. Downing, of below Bea
verton, and who went over on
the Wilson the hrst ot last weeK
you goln' to run rue In for
the little love
you.'
"Ain't
trial?"
Nor
But when she tried to shoot the man
dn tn cold blood her woman s na-
mynlted. She marched him Into ,
the village near by. and wtion some m
the men there saw what she had done
IT WAS LOVELY,
BUT NOT SAFE
By ELIZABETH GAINES
Copyrlcht. 1910. by American Press
Association.
riiinlnir Rert to follow ner.
T.o home." she said, "and get that
idfMlc crin off your face!"
Bert went to Smlthers, who-dehypno-tlzixl
him. When Bert saw hia fiancee
acnin he had his hard look on his face.
"1 don't like lt so well." WW Cella.
"but It's safer much safer."
Polite.
"1 really think a good deal of my
self."
"Do you really?"
"1 do for a fact."
"I hope you dou't find it difficult
Evidence.
"Brown has appendicitis."
"What?"
"Fact. Isn't it too bad?"
"When did he have his salary rais
ed."
Usual Combination.
He came, he saw, he conquered
'Twas plain. Indeed, he must.
He had a moldy title;
Her father owned a trust.
Wise Dental Co.
INCORPORATED
Painless Dentists
FCIR CHAIR
Barber Parlors
Courteous Treatment
Capable workmen
Baths in connection, and a
Fine Shower Bath
Newly Furnished Shop. A
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JAMES ANDERSON,
Pvthian Bide, llillsboro.
Getting Results.
Total f 303, 109.5
T. W. Sain, II.
..... Ll.vtrmr
MIZNIOK, LiKVl own".
T. Buxton.
Massed through town triday, en- . r.,1Ieved her of the necessity of
route home. ending Tom Sklnner'i murderous ca-
Tlnirnor. one of Bloom- reer.
i.Hi-'s nroirressive dairymen, was
over to the city Monday, greet
ing friends.
Capt. A. Johnson, a former
Columbia river steam boat man,
and who is trying ranching near
Laurel, was over to the city
Monday.
Mrs. A. B. Flint was in the
city from Scholls, Saturday af
ternoon.
Geo. S. Robinson, of Farming
ton, was in town Monday.
A VERY NICE
PROFESSOR
By M. QUAD
Copyright. 1910, by Associated Lit
erary Press.
i whnn Professor Watson took the
staeo nt Ellsworth to ride over to Din-
inoudvllle the Innkeeper liked his looks
nd talk. He hadn't been lu thti vli-
'1 have but one objectiou to you.
Bert, s:ild (.elm--you re uu'S'""'
too serious. When your face !s at rest
have n very harsh look, iour
smile Is dollghttul. Unfortunately you
never smile."
Have you any more compliments
ilim thnt?" asked uert, rur u j""
have you'd better dismiss me alto
gether."
Bert CummlnKS icrt uis unnceu .-ijr
much disgruntled. He unbosomed him
self to his friend Arnold rriestley.
who sat thinking while ISert talked.
Finally l'riestley said:
-1 would advise you to try hypno
nani i know a man who can make
niMinle huiirh or weep or anything else
ho likes.
I SI:,, i
SAVE
SASH,
DOORS
He doesn't put them to seep.
"Mrs. Drowu went through her hus
band's pockets."
"Did she?"
"Yes."
"Well, what of it?"
"Then she sued for divorce."
In Harmony.
"I hear he sot Into trouble."
"Just violated the letter of the law.'
"And what was the consequencer
"Fined the letter V."
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