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tall at our .ui Stories, Recitations, etc., and assure yourself that
strumcnial -;VtVe"tst ottered. You Buy Only the Records.
THv4 RlOSlW AUK KAMOL'S FOR THKIll TONE. AND tRTAU I Y
. .' J it hk n loual The tt talent in the country i brought riht lo your
A home entertainer am, Au iluproaiptu
fires J, to while away the. 'J .J bere you l,.Ve tie Ut nrche.tr of the
country l play he dat. J. a ,ouj, .Iu, ow .RlU0 , nm, t.
rZriSi a 0" h". wonderful little machine for instruction and armament are enJle,.
Tl, r K. , NUJ, 0f heavy. -old oak throuihout. Corner jkwU are made with Hated moulding
T- t 4 r m T he U t e t triumph of eientido research, producing the largeet volume .and
MckleJ Tone Arn - I he i h f0 cmm m orJintry n of machine.
Jn' T,, ch diara-ler. .ccomtrod iting any e. d.ec record
Turn Tb e-Tn-.nch aiara . U)1)S, fHl ,eproducHon of any
S lni'ii d ffi .uSmX needle clamp, permitting of the ineUnt releaeirg or l.-t-W&u
th to euit .he individual fancy or
Tiib::;: .58. tfa. s?'--.. a
4 rich red -"irloS K Horn KRKK to aver, Customer whoee
One Sund.d Talking Ma J..,, sniouct l0 $50.00.
c-r nnAQ 1DMI.ER. Forest Grove and Cornelius,
Sell Hardware. Stove,, R,ne.. W.gM, Buie. and 1,1hu...'. P .int., Building Material.
BANK. OF BEAVERTON
Deaverton, Ore.
CAPITAL STOCK $10,000
J. A. MOTT, Prest.
J. T. WILLIAMS. Vice Pres.
W. E. PEGG, Secy.
H. W. BOLG Ell, Cashier
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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 ajrainst Burjrlary and Fire.
Our Officers are Bonded. Debitors are as well Pro
tected as in the Largest Bank.
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1910
Start the NEW YEAR by opening an
account with the
Hillsboro Commercial Bank
EDW. SCHULMERICIIJPresident
GEO. SCHULMERICH, Cashier
M()I)i:i. LlCIINSi: LWV"
is advocated by the oily-tone;ued
iiaid orators of the Greater Ore-
(r.in Hrtme Rule Association.
'i'hev would reirulate and control
the saloons. They would do
awav with low dives, the most
r..!inl.-iv feature of the whol
iniquitous institution, the "ship
Dinir room" from which is launch
ed the finished product of the
traffic factory. But they would
rt'tain the so-called respectable
saloon and nll which by its ap
ncarance of respectability ue
comes st) enticing and alluring.
and constitutes the receiving
dent." of this in-eat factory
And rememlKT, we, your boys
and irirls. are the raw materia
it grinds up. How many have
von contributed already? By
v i.t in'' for the Home Utile Hi
you authorize the increase in ca
iiacitv and efficiency of this mill
And. last, but not least, they
would have you, Mr. Farmer and
County Taxpayer, take care of
; the finished product of the sa
loon am have nothing to say
ialxnit the poulticing of the arti-
"Taxation without representa
tion.
H.-ttil the Tirenmble of the con
stitution. look in the even of
your sons and daughters, con
sider their future and you wil
mark your ballot
329 X No
342 X Yes
344 X Yes
Young Peoples' Temperance
Union, V. Foster. Pres.
Paid Advertisement.
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We do a general banking business, and
the strength of our institution is un
questioned. Courteous treatment to all.
Be One of Our Patrons
Pays You 4 Per Cent Interest on
Savings and Time Deposits
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CHARTER NO. 8oj6
condensed report of
The First National Bank
OF FOREST GROVE, OREGON.
At the Close of Business June 30, 1910.
ASSRTH UABILITES
Loan, and Discounts... 95..4.oo Capital an.l Surplus f W
U Sand Other Bon.la... 46.W5.00 Undivided Profits - 1,67."
BankinnHouaeHiturca .0.7.0.49 Circulation ... .V M.ooo-oo
Cash and Exchange. . . . 50,3.0.03 Deposits 14M37-3'
Total $m,T' Toiai - j23'109-52
Directors:-L. J. Corl, John Templeton, T. W. Sain : II.
J Goef E. W. Haines. George Miner, Levi Smith,
W. II. lloLLis, W. K. Newell, 11. T. Buxton.
We appreciate your paronage and hope to merit a contin
uance of same.
DEPOSITS:- Official statement January 31 1910, W.K
DFPOSITSt-Official statement June 30, 1910, $203,101)..
Increase in Deposits 35 per cent.
Notice ol Final Settlement
v-..i;.... i. i,..a, ,.;uri ilit tlin nniltir
ui if r t..i 1 Irftinv tlm duly ttDWiinWil anil
..4... ..u.l j i I u I I ml dtll
I lllllll 'I '".II . - -
..r Vi'.ll .,,.1 TntlUMIKIlLof A VI I
I.' l,;- .1.1.1, 1 lili.il llnal HCCOMIlt
'(' mih-Ii' xwiitor, In the county court of
tli-! Hltilo I Urf("n, lor nuiK"
c ., :,. ii.o ,,,iii.r ,,r mh.1i! BBlatB: anil
. i.. .,,.i i,u. lii Ail Krlilav. lilt
.lay of Oi t., mill, at Urn hour of tn o'elix'k
A. M. ofxaiil day. an the tiine.and the
, ..unity rourt ro-mi of WaHliiiiKton tJoun
ly, OrcKi.n, in IllllHlHiro, OrnKon, an the
il ace for hi-arinn olijw.tioiiN. H Maid llnal
uncoiint and for the final wtttleriieiit of
mtidentate. . ,-,.,,
Kxwntirof the lant Wlll'anil TeHlammit
111 Aivm, ri. i.t ...... ...
liaKloy A Hare, AtUirneyn for KxecuUir.
Notice "I Final Settlement
Notice li hreliy Klven. that the under
Hiuinxl. bnliiu thoduly aMilnteil, .(iial -
hud and aianiK r.xecuuirn u'n" "
i 'r.,, i ,.f Wllllain Jurirenanr.,
dweHheil, have Died in the county court
of tho Htate of OreKon fur WahlnKton
County thoir llnal acunt an nucli exwu
turn, ami that Maid court ban llxeil Kridav,
.,i, ,u rr ii't.i,hr. at Ulo'l'.ioCK A,
i. ..r....i.i ,iuw . (I,., liiim. and the (joun
il . Ol rmm " ' J . - .
. .. . - ,.r ui.. .iiicrioti County
Oreiion, In HillHboro. OrKon, a the plaiw
i. i.n. .m in Hiil final hi:-
inr iiitiiiit ,,i,j.T-'fc..." - ----
rouiit ami fur the llnal aetUeinimt ol Maid
PiiUid thiH September 2M,b. 1I0.
W I LI. I A M JIIK1KN8 JR.,
11,11V 1 1! I'llKNM
KxwMilora of the iaat Will anil T(ta
.. until... .. In.jutiy Hr . ilH.-fMLMftd.
nil-Ill Ol iniaiii t n. ft-,-" 'M -- ,
i liitjjhiyiv. Hare, Attorney for Executors
MILLS & BR0DERICK
General Blacksniithing,
Horsh Shoring
a specialty
Uuseline St Corneliua. Ore
GWmiooo i: expvted to sit up uiul
take notice in a few days more
for the United liailway anstmc
tion locomotive iv:: hod the Jw.
Connell place first tf thf
week, and as shi as the nnUk'f
are built tlu steel will lo laid
clear into C.lcnetx' or to tho new
town of North Plains, just this
side. To the oldtimors out in
that section the siht of the en
cine was a thriller.
The I'nitod construction forces
w.u-Wmir :i!l akiiiir the line its
nu.ii Iv as men. teams, ana np-
nli.w c:m U hurried to the
front. I'here is a law force of
men all alonn U-twecn (iU-ihw
fin,! ihi cmssiiur at Kov. urn
siiiiu- of the work is rather
h...ivv A few tiavs more on
liridvres the piles arc already
li-i.n ami steel will In Lild
p:ut North Plains, and C.lfiim
w ill be on the map.
Henry Miller, of Witch Hazel,
was a city visitor Mommy.
Sam OrndutT. of South Tualu
tin, was in the city luesday.
E. A. Wolf, of Koedville. was
in town the last of the work.
Mws l.:uiru Treth). of Fores
GiMve. visited friends in the city
rulay,
K (' P,:uiks. of Hanks, cann'
own Ttiesilav afternoon, eurvuU'
to Portland.
Il.-ni'v Ituire j.if t'lu-halem
Mountain, w as in the city Mon-
.ay attenioon.
Horn October 12. 1910. to
)aniel Smith and wife, of near
r annintfton. a son.
V L Cmike and Kdna (VI
w'4're married at Forest tlrovo.
Oct 12. 1910. Kov. Hiram ttotild
otlieiatiiiK.
Kobt. M. Cleveland and Nel I
Wriirht were married in IlillsUv
n. Oct. 12. at the home of tlu
oiliciatinvr minister, liev. Krorichs.
J. 11. Dorland. of lieyoml CIl"n-
cot-, was in town iiicsiiay. ami
was the first to rejKirt sceinjr the
United eiiKino on the Council
place.
Bert Doane and Katherine
Jackson, of Forest Grove, were
married at the collctre city.
October 12. 1910, Rev. Could
ofriciatinir.
J. A. Zimmerman, of Host-land
Farm, below Witch Hazel, was
in tho cltv Monday. Farmers
down his wav are busy with
plowing and seeding
The steam swinir has iolilei
it.s c-anvas and shinned aw ay. It
ran two or three nitrhtH last
week to small nionev and con
eluded to pull stakes.
Wallace M. Smith and Anna M
Inklev. of near Greenvi lo. were
united in marr aire at tho norm
f,f S. ( Inklev. OctohtT 11.
1'JlO, Kev. Coleman ollicuttinir.
Andrew Jack and C lilaser,
and their two companion from
the East, returned the first of
the week from a trip ovt-r to
Garibaldi. They report a tfood
time.
T ('. I.nmldn went un to Bald
t'.!ik Chi-hali'in Mountain. Tues
day afternoon, to put up gutters
on t hp wi he m Utto rt-Hiuence.
This is one of the hihest iKints
in the southern part of the coun
ty.
The China season ooened last
sntunlav. and hunters from
everywhere were hunting every
Tho birds seem tilenti-
f ul enough until the Hportsmen
Ki-X afield, when they smldenly
ecome very scarce. Very i(;w
iave been fortunate enough to
kill the limit in a day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zilly, who
hnvio mar lc Hillsboro their tern
porary homo lor Home monins,
have moved to roruanu. rar.
'lllv is now in charge of the or
Any rlfnn rtmont. at the Irwin
VJVl I 1 . . . . - . -
itooVon estab ishment. on (..ilisan,
find he has ouit the road. His
promotion is a deserved one
' I Urobu and wife. J. S.
V 1 V. ...v..,., , '
Ixirsuntrand wife, and Peter Lor-
i it i r i i '
miner n tcn C( me neivoiia--
Mountaindale Swiss Ass n. jum-
lee at Helvetia, last batuniay
noi.ninir ut the. ni'W hall. JOS
a.n,u ih-it ihcv hail a ine Hunner
PUJ'l '"-J -
and that the ctxjks up mai way
can't be beaten anywhere in the
world.
The vaniniard of wild Kese
rrriirwr Rem lh arrived last week.
i..it iUu went her has been do-
iwrVitfnllu warm and the exodus
i,.,u f.Ui.iii considerablv the
last few days. The reedinK
(rounds 111) the Columbia have
as vet reported no very jrreat
nnmLimil CI ml UH HOI 111 OH tllCV
IIUII1U-..I tn. ........ -
come in. in any multitude, the
Hillsboro hunters will be there.
Weathe
r
- If Not
SEE DAIRD
Children's ruin cupes Boys' SlicKor capes
-with hoods und huts.
Men's, boys' & ladies' Men's. Boys', Misses'
rubber boots. high top hhoes.
Don't
Fail to see some
of the several Styles
in Men's Shoes in
BlacH and Tan
BAIRD
In the New llridcl DlocK
Notlct of Float Srtilrmrnt
NOllcl;
Sotli l hnr'hr uivmi thai lln lonlnr I
ilftiwl, linluUtratrt( of llm nUla f o ilin Milli( of Oi- ("iuiiljr IW.ard of
t.u illi,in
Ji,ll Arn, ili.Ml, lia t, In. 1 hi Hi"
nnlllltT (UMlrt uf Ihn Slain ilf Oftufoll nr
W ulilntnii I oiiiilr . hnr IHml a mill
,llilinllrlrl nf id aalaln, and llml
aid court Iih IIiihI MotiiUy, nuveniiMr
II l'llll. at Ilia tinur of U a. in., of uld day.
and Ilia wmnty omrl nnii In llllllir,.
lirrtfon, a Hi lima ami iilw-n lor nnarinr
llnal iililM luiim lo l'i llnal i-ouiii, aim
or Hie llnal anttlameul ol mm adtiiltitv
Irfttiiin.
MaKIK. A KS.
Adiullilitmlrll of llm mli of Jn.nh
A rn, dt.iil.
itil thin I .Hi day of lMolr, ho.
Mur,hy .sll ,V llro.li". Allorntiyn for
Ailiiilulxlralrli, I liml-r 'oiinurr, ,
I'lirtlaiid, Oi'g'Hi.
Stli-K l Imrrhy nuvii lhl I lie. Il..r I of
r .u;n4lwii f,.r W liii-i;l.iii l oiiiily
ril. of iifuii mill ni"il on Monday.
, llm I7lh dr of 1'ololn-r. I'dU. al llm Court
I.....M o. fllll.lui.o llrt-rf,iii thai irfillltf
lliv tlilfl Mmiilay In i 1 inoiilli and ll
'daf and '1iut ( ly la ht I to, iiienlinK
of ald l,ard. lo .ul.lli ly eianilua Ut
iM-vMini iit roll of Mid wiiinly, ti iirnrl
hII rrr..r hi talnaU.iu, d tl'U '
! UnallUM ol UiitU, 1"U or oilmr .rorty
jm-i l,y il." I'.ioiiiy A.r,r. and It
I aliatl lo duty ,,( alt .arotia lnlerll
In ,.'ir l Hi" lime and la.n ,ilil'l.
llih.Niro, omvroii, il. ST.'. lulu.
Mai I tniU 1, A --l ot Vhini(toll
Coiiiity, rilaln of Oii'i(oli.
Now Management
HOME smi
RliSTAURAHT
viav MKvaiKTTt Utti
.-...rvihuiL' Hoinflike.
t ' 3 r " . ....
of Service. Tnimk'H-nt p
W solicited. Veil.
,mu llica H. lfcrui.v-
by the week.
M..in St. ct ol Jr.,
Have You DougKt Your
Q
TT All Ol f IT
i ii it ii ii ii ii ii ii it ii it ii tin n H
If you haven't we would lihe to show
you our line, because we thinK that we
huve just what you want.
We have just received a new ship
ment of all fall weights in brown from A.
b. Kirschbaum h Co.
nirschbaum clothes are hnown all
over the country for their dependability
for stylet fit and worhmanship. "When
you buy a lAirschbuum suit you can be
sure you are getting your money's worth.
We have been experimenting with sev
eral lines and this line is our choice.
We thinh it will bo your choice too.
Come in and looh them over anyhow.
Suits and Overcoats $15 to $30
We ure also showing u nicely tailored
line of suits and overcoats at $12,30
Third &
Main
ft. GROSS
Hillsboro
Oregon