JnllLLSB
VOL. XVII
IIIIJ.SRORO, OKI-CON, NOV. 24, 1910.
NO. 37 .
1
SflEHY DAKS FOR
orniiip Dnxpn phi
III HIIIIU UUnilU UlLLi
J VrUy Sitillh. YtMingsUr,
Sorrc Sentence jit I rlln
IttNcOi U (Ki NCt BHAKUIM) Mot M
tiuihl it Salem and rtruuhl It ail
la I ice t'brjc
J. Wffilfy Smith, who fnun his
niiuMIe "''"' ,viii,ntly hail .la
yout 'iir'Ht, wiw the rrrijii-ht
of a HfVfnty day wntem-f in the
county jail, hwt Friday M day
imi'ri timmi'nt ami ?'2"lirn which
nwanrt ii uihlitiontil ten days
Ut"'s h jotnjH'd liinl hill
at Orcnco, Voting Smith work-i-il
for tho Nurni-ry Ounjmny ami
when hi drew hirt ay, kiiM!
wit anil left hit Ixmrdintf mati-r
in the lurch fur a Unit $?..riO. H
wt'ltl U Sulftil, where he wan
imimimt tu have frieiiils, ami
the hherilf of Marion Count
picked him up, and Slu rilT Han
cock hnuj;ht the lad down Thurs
day, aiul took him Iwfort llarin-s,
Kriilay. Smith in hut JJ years of
BKC, ttiul Haiti that he "!icm.1
theiuom y." The excuse did nut
tt well with Judge IturiifX, and
no Wehley it now a atrun of the
hotel le Hancock, lending west
from the HheritT'K ollice.
Yountf Cyru Taylor, twd 10.
am! who law u varied career as u
diwipleof the Hoyu' & (!irln" Aid
Scii ty, wtu up on a chart'e of
having stolen Beyeral dollars
from Mm. A. M. Kfiiiutly, wife
at a lU uverton mail carrier. The
Iwy was topping at the Kenne
dv home and it i alleged that he
took the money Udore leaving
fur Klnie, Clatsop County, where
lu iitil a sinter, and w here he
a apprriifndfd.
His hut) wtu fixed at ?!'" and
in default he w ent to the faMili
and the grand jury will into
his case on next Monday or Tues
day, He denies the theft and
H44 s that he earned aUuit $l?ia
year a o, and had the coin "laid
by." HiH Htory in mlher weak,
aiul the district attorney1! ollice
taken no (dock in hin jtsnertions.
ANNUAL OUT
The HillsUirn public Hchool last
wk K-nt their annual offering
to the Hoys & Girl' Aid rWietv
and I'-ahy Home, of Portland,
and the shipment reached them
in plenty of time fur Thnnksiriv
lnlf. Kach year a nhipment is
made to the unfortunate waifs of
the nodal vortex which hring
into exintence little ones for
whom noddy must care, Pupils
brought in tttuall quantities, hut
the offerings were numerous, and
as a result the following ship
ment was sent:
Six Ihxis apples, 2 sacks ota
toes, 1 sack onions, 2"l quarts
tanned fruit and vegetables. 2
rrates squash, 2 Uxes of cloth
lug, cash in the sum of $2.ST.
This has also l'en id ft week
t the St, Mary's Home, and the
lieaverUm institution has heen
the recipient of countless sup
plies. SOUTHERN PACIFIC
t.ravrs for Portland
Forest Grove Local 6:5i . m.
Killer tin fourth St,
Hlieridsn I'lver,.,. H 4 j . 111.
Kutrrs Union Ith1 vlaOiwrtto
Forest Ornvt Loral S i' . '
l'.ulcri on Fourth SI.
Coivullii Ovcilnud j:lo p. 1".
iilrr on I'otiilli St.
Ivn rorlUnd for IlillnlHiro
Curvkllia Ovcrlmnl ?:Jo .
Lcvri on l'onrlll Ht.
Fori-it Orove Ioct 8 :fin . !
I.rnvci on l'oiuth St,
Slicrlilmi Hlver 4: P- '"
I.rnvri llninn Dcit, via WIlUlmrK
Ktirrt Orove IichI . , . 5 4" P- '
l.mvra 011 l'oiuth St.
IX)R DAIRYMLN
I'r sale: Fine full-blood Hol
stein bull calf. From lino milk
inir strain. KKistort'ti stock.
" A. Htmdler, Cornelius, Route
1. Reside on North 1'liuns. be
tween Dudley mill and Hillsboro.
1'. I. piitfard and wife were
in irom Laurel, Monday.
KiiH Milloi of Port hind, visit
'J relatives in the city the last
i tho week.
Greer We-ona n eomnlete and up
to-dntn lino of stand and hantf-
iiiK lamps.
Auiriisr. Wedekinir. of Scholia,
and who has been workinK over
at the Oak Park section lor some
"tt.-r than evi-r
I i.,.iV
V,.' I..,.,
t.
'I'l'lv oureiisbiiiier;s.
l Hupply of lIM)r.
1 I'lap and litiinhin
in furnish vimi
Iwililier
.1
n .
",: '"'I t mil ice. We
a ;'.kh m t m k i,f all
"'moon liiiilwr. We
all si.-suf till from
! I hat are lirst quality;
and liuiliimi l.l.wL u
I.
; u,. 1
1 irk
1 1 ", .
fr-iit
tin!)
ml,.
,r
iildin lilcM-ks f.,r tour
"i- p.. tan, hdiihe, or f-nimiu-!!'
"ur buildings U-tter
h-ap"r than hrick nr con
I'artn'H wanting order
"! will do uell to place
them earl;,, while the roads are
tn-td, and our teams are not to
busy. In the pad we find that
it is the faiiiiij.; of many jieople
t 1 w.-nt till the mads are almost
impa .sable, and then place their
orders f..r deiiwry, at a cost of
''c w hat it can he done fur
i'ow, So don't forget, this year,
while our spH'k is complete,
tiron.-r & Row.-ll Company.
.lames Lan'worthy. nearly HI
sears of a-e, ihed at the home of
his daughter in Portland, last
'.seek, and his remains were
brought to Hillsboro, Sunday,
for interment in the family plot
in the .Masonic cemetery. I .air
worthy was a brother-in-law of
the late Noah Jobo, having mar
ried a sister of Mrs. Johe. He
Umeht a piece of land west of
thei.ury Creek bridge, in the
bfties, ami his place was that
now owned by Ilonzaik and Jas.
' lb ha.s Im-ch blind for
eeral years. l.a!irrworthy was
injured in a i4re.-t car accident
in loniand in He came to
1 'n-i.- 11 in 1 S 17. and was married
in ls.il. Since coining to the
coast he had lied in Oregon
with the exception of three
years, spent in the mines of
Idaho and ( 'alifornia.
State Game Warden liob Stev
enson, of Forest Grove, was in
town Saturday. Stevenson has
made one of the U-st officers the
state ha.i ever had, and he is in
iiiie for ivap'Miintiuetit. The Ar
ifus hopes that Gov. West will
vi'. e him another four years of
the biliet, as he has faithfully
handied the ollice, whether or
not the defendant was friend or
enemy.
Rev. Yailamiurham, of the
Christian Church, delivered an
address from the pulpit, Sunday
evening, touching uihui the Py
thian fraternity, and its relation
to society, His discourse was
one of the finest ever heard on
the subject in the city, and was
enjoyed by a numberof Pythians
and also a numlkT of the Pythian
Sisters.
Pei-sons living ' the country
and w ishintf to take the l'aily
1 . 1 . v ...... r . ......
ami Minuay i prehuman 101 um-
year can, by paying n year in
i.Kance. k'ct the Aruus and an
( Iree.oii'an man. or chart, lor Ine
one price. This otlVr wi
not
last loinr so irel in your
order
soon.
Geo. Schulmericli. Pr. WikkI,
Win. Nelson and Hal Taylor have
some duck blinds down on Jack
son Lake, and the way they are
.riiiK'iiiK' down these November
1 1 ....
delicacies is 1101 mow .
Married; At the Blooininn
German Lutheran I liurcn, ino-
vember 10. L)H, Rev. Steube ot
tuint invr. Henry Helinold, of
P.loominir. and 1'i'ona Adult, 01
Yamhill County.
Geo. W. Stitt, of below Rea
verton. and who is makinir im
proveinents on his residence, was
up to the city Saturday. Geo. is
one 01 ineoiuninei bm
Only
live weeks left in which
to prepare
for Christmas, wt-
er krei yom
order in eariy tor
olidav photos at Johnson's Stu
dio and avoid the rush.
Samuel Willie, nirod
Alice Rarber, ant'd 42,
Cornelius, were married
eitv Saturday, Judtfo
57, and
lKth of
in this
J. W.
Gondii) olliciatinjr.
Tare seed for sale, any quanti
. vv'm UiiLdev Jr.. Dudley
N.irth Plains. Postollice
address, Hillsboro, R. 3. 36-8
.I,.. H. Rowland ami Emma
u Dillev were united in niarriaRO
November 17. liUO, at illsboro,
Indue G. W. Rarnes oflimtmsr.
m. ,v u.i!. Nan-a-Tan, John
ci ,od and W. R. PoilRlas
shoes utWyntt&Oo. Store, cor
ner Second and Main.
Mis Hope Kmmott returned
.1... iui r the week, from a few
. vst with friends, at
Goble.
in loan on real estate
Teems reasonable. Apply tqKu-
ratli lb-os Hillsboro, Of. Ml
John R. Stewart and wife, of
South Tualatin, were
visitors. Monday.
Hillsboro
The Peerless Mazda lights for
TRAVELING LIBRARY
15 SENTTO ORENCO
I itty VdluineH Shiptn-d by State
OrctKo Hall, Last Week
IKI.i: TO 1I.ADI kS I (IK SIX MONTHS
Inlcrculiiijt Vuluincn ol Travel, I klion,
ilc, (or Vounif and Old
1 he Oregon Library Commission
has just sent to Orenco a travel-
ink' library. The State provide
these traveling libraries for the
use of the people of Oregon and
are free to ail. The library con
tains interesting liooks on his
tory, travel, agriculture, cooking,
etc., and fiction, for grown up
people and for children. Fvcry
citizen of Oregon should know
alxnit and make use of these
Ixxiks.
The Ixioks are at Orenco Hall
and may 1m- lorrow cd on Sabbath
af ternoon,
The follow ing is a list of the
Ixioks.
Alilrriniin. CUwiin uM kixI nr; Aim
tru. l'li.U- ! jinIuc; Harrows. 1'rin
rijiiri of rixikrry; lUttf 1e-1 1 . Hoy I'.IuchhiI
le f.iriiiU; (Irmly, The tnir Anlri-w
t 'tiaiiiltcr. I.iirine Karpcr; Clmmllir,
IliibiU of l'nlifoMii jiltiiilii; Clnocb,
!) y fr Ihijj uml nitn; CiKforl,
Tlr irvc'Bliotn of InnH-ctor Motn",
Crowlry, In trmly Willi honor; Ic la
l'liiir, Mini from America; I)uki-iis,
( .irt t(-clHtion uml Imnl tiiiu-n; l)ix,
A Im'.e caplive lad; Kiliotl, Two in IUly;
KlUm. Story of Sir Francis Iliuki-;
Kieiu'li, Sutiin CU ku and her m ilihors;
Hawlhooir, llouw of the M-vm nfl'lts.
Heiolemon, Short higlory i f (M-rmany;
Kok, Maina; Ijiiik, Aladdin and the
wonderful lamp; Lelrtrc, Sampson Kock
of Wall Kttrel; I.uiiiniit, Kiiik of the
Bioiuxmi; I,)1p, The Line Slur; Mcllvainc,
Dutdtort, indoon and np the chiimiey;
.Mirt, The hroki n road; Moore, Peed
of daiing dune hy (jiil; Morris, lleros of
Ihearmy in Aiiieoi a, Park nun, 1'iuiieerr
of Krani-e in Ihe new world; l'cniirld,
1UI c.f Sni, ("lerton, Theee little .Mil
ler, Cotter, Thnddrtis of Warsaw ; Ki
'an, IKomotivm; lioadniht, Old fash
lotied rhyme and poeum; lioosevell.
H liming in many lands; Ponh-I, Out
little llraoliaii conin;St. Nii'hnl, Sea
tonea; Seawell, Little Jfirvis; Shaw,
Castle (Hair; Smith, liirla of l'ineridj;e;
StMithwoilh, lluilders of our countiy;
Stialdnnl, I.iltle Smoke; Strange stoii-
ol the Civil War; Train, l'risnner nt the
liar, Trowhridgc, lack Hajanl and his
(urtiiiien; Tuipin, Clasie fahk-s; Warde,
Hrtiy Wali- junior; Walson, Kale Carne
gie; Wella, Her ladyilnp'i elephant;
Wnxlit, I'our fiKilcd Americans and their
km.
I'liNNI'-NHLSON
Peder S. Penne and Ida E. Nel
son, both of this side of Farming-
ton, were united in marriage in
this city. Nov. 19. 1910, Judge J.
V. Goodin ollit'iating,
The United Railways gives no
tice that it will start a daily
train service from Portland to
near Ranks, in a few weeks, and
a freight tram, as well as a pas
senger coach will be put on the
route. Steam power will be used
for a time until the tunnel
through Cornelius gap mountain
is completed. This will probably
ie some time next spring, as
there is a irreat deal of work to
lo on tho under-mountain via
duct. North Plains, tne new
city tins side ot Ulencoc, w in at
once feel the impetus of business
and start to move. The promo
ters of the new city are doing a
great deal ot work over that
wav. An amusing ieature oi
ast Sunday s Oregoman was an
article telling how the lualatin
Valley is to hear its first locomo
tive w hen the. "keers" get into
North Plains. As a matter of
fnut the West Side 0. & C, built
out here but a few years after
the East Side line was started,
and Washington County people
henrd the "whussle of the lo
comotive just about as quick as
Portland people.
Sunday afternoon and night
witnessed one of the big gales
and rainfalls of the November
season, and the wind registered
a velocity of 40 miles in this sec
tion. while at sea 7U miles was
about the limit. Much damage
was done to shipping pi the way
of delays. Locally the raintal
was heavy, and the streams are
up. Jackson Lake is now ready
for aipiatie regattas.
Choice rose plants, shrubbery
of all k nds. lil.V bulbs, etc., tor
sale at the South Hillsboro
Greenhouse, Now is the time to
do the fall planting, so get your
order in early.-Mrs. Agnes
Campbell, Independent telephone
West 154. 80tf
Marriage license were granted
last week to Frank Glenaghen
and Nellie M. Bell; Julius Vuyl
steke and Irma VanAckere.
Ora Gardner, of above Moun
taindale, was in the city Monday
afternoon.
Fi-sh crop walnuts at Kmmott
Pros., 20 cents per lb.
J. .1. Whitteri, of Phillips, was
in the city Monday morning.
Corvviu Foote, of Centerville,
was up to the city Saturday.
H. R. Tiard, of Tigard, was
over to the county seat, Saturday.
Fd w. Roge and family were up
from Farmintcton the last of the
week.
V. M. P.ennrdt. of Cornelius,
as sold out and moved to Mon
mouth.
C. McDonald, of Kinton,
was in the city Monday, enroute
to Portland.
Geo. Riersdorf and wife were
in from North Plains, the last of
the week.
Jasper Keller, of West Union,
was a county seat visitor. Mon
ty morning.
Lew is Hamel. of West Union,
was in town Monday, and called
on the Argus.
Wtu. Ingram and son. A. P.
gram, were in from Farming-
ton. Saturday.
Jos. and John Cawrse. of
North Plains, were in town Mon-
ay afternoon.
John Schmidt and Mr. McRill.
f Laurel, were over to the city
Saturday afternoon.
The Ranks Herald issued its
initial number last week and ap
pears to cover the field nicely.
You will find a supply of Maz
a, Tantalun and Peerless lights
at the King Light Co., Main St.
If there is anything in the
book line which you have failed
to lind elsewhere, look through
loyt's book department.
Or. Francis J. Railey and wife
were over from Washougal, Sun-
ay, called hither by the death
of the late Loui Manning.
The best time to sit for a pho
to, on a winter's day, is between
0 a. m. and 3 p. m., and John
son's Studio is the best place.
Fred Hamel, of West Union,
ind who owns a ranch near El-
nionica, was m the city Satur-
ay. and called at the Argus
ollice.
For feed andfgroceries, see us.
We collect rent. Others pay
rent. A trial will convince you.
Walch & Compony, First Street,
near S. P.
John Goodsmidt. of near Phil
ips, was m Saturday. He will
e in the city next Wednesday
to get his citizen papers from
udge Campbell.
John Stribich. of Forest Grove,
md who has been one of the Al
mechanics of the college city for
years, was a Hillsboro visitor
Monday evening.
Now on sale a large stock of
hildren's school shoes; sizes
from S's to 2's; prices ranging
from $1.00 to $1.50 per pair. T.
W. Wyatt & Company.
Judge Campbell, of this judi
cial district, and Court Reporter
Kunyon. were in town Monday,
at circuit court, i hey will again
e in Hillsboro next Monday, for
the regular November term.
When the kitchen is properly
equipped there is sunshine in the
louse. Lome in and see our
Champion and Charter Oak
anges. lhey are the best,
Emrick & Corwin.
N. Womer, one of the pioneers
of the Laurel secton, shipped his
personal property to Oakville,
Wash., the first ot the week, and
will reside there for some time.
He has rented his Laurel ranch,
Taken up: Two cows, one red,
dehorned, and has half of left
ear cut oil; other a Holstein,
black and white, dehorned.
Owner please call, pay charges
and take same away. J. r . Cars
tens, Hanks, Ore. 36-8
District Attorney E. B. Tongue
came home from Oregon City to
spend Sunday, after an arduous
murder trial at the rails city,
wherein he secured a conviction
of murder in the second degree,
entailing a life sentence.
G. W. Russell, of Gaston, and
who is deputy game warden,
came down Sunday, and Monday
morning started for lillamook,
conveying Chas. Loudon and two
M tillers, ot near Vinelands, and
and another party name un
known, to a Tillamook county
justice, on a charge of having
used explosives in tishtngover on
the Wilson, Tho boys disclaim
using any dynamite, or any other
explosive, and say they will fight
the case to the limit. All four
deny the. charge and it will be
one against four. Russell says
that he has a good case against
them. The party went over via
North Yamhill, and the trip
must have been very rough.
I
Quite a Numberof Criminal Cases
of Minor Importance
VIA SEDUCTION PRINCIPAL CASE
Miny Minor Cases of Little Importance
Civil Docket Small
Circuit court, Judge Campbell on
the bench, convenes Monday
next The principal case on the
criminal docket is that of the
State vs. Dr. Via, of Buxton,
charged with seduction. There
are several smaller criminal
cases, but none of importance.
The jury, out of which will be
selected the Grand Jury, is as
follows:
Lewis Sbjivey, farmer, East Cedar pre
cinct W F Williams, farmer, Beaverton
cinct
pre-
Hred C. Anicker, farmer, West Bulte
precinct
Tell Soule, farmer. Gastoa precinct
Casstus Scofield, farmer, Buiton precinct
George Bolaml, farmer, West Butte pre
cinct Geore L Baker, farmer, West Cedar
precinct
John I) Mickle, farmer, Gales Creek
piecinct
Thomas B Perkins, merchant, Buxton
precinct
William J Gregg, farmer, N Hillstxiro
precinct
Andrew Pierson, farmer, Reedville pre
cinct Frank Dooley, farmer, Dairy precinct
Fred Keller, farmer, Mounraio precinct
Charles F Miller, druggist, N Forest
Grove precinct
William K Curtis, farmer, N Forest
Groveprecinct
George T Bricked, farmer, West Cedar
precinct
John Ireland, farmer, Dairy orecinct
James H Sewell, farmer, North Hills
boro precinct
Thomas C Meehsn, farmer, South Hills
boro precinct
Samuel Paisley, farmer, Buxton precinct
John W Fuqus, retired C, South Forest
Grove
Edward II Northrop, farmer, Washing
ton precinct
George W Miller, farmer, Keedville pre
cinct Erin Stowell, farmer, Buxton precinct
Eugene W Dant, farmer, Reedville pre
cinct Gerhard Goetxe, fanner, Cornelius pre
cinct Lewis L Crawford, farmer, Dairy pre
cinct Samuel riiil'ips, fanner, S Tr-.alatin pre
cinct Otto 8 Parson, f.irnn-r, G ,le C eek pre
cinct
Zina W Wood, farmer, S Hillslioro je
cinct August Tew - tailor, N Hillsboro t re
dact
Seven of these will be se'ecud for a
grand juiy
COUNTY COURT CLAIMS
R Goff, C h, rep.vrini; tW po! ti. 01
W Bai!ev, spec mail tlist fund 1000 i 1
Hillsboro water, liht & jowerCo, j
court house and j ill a?
11 win liaison l o, stationtfry 12 u
Wash Co Tel Co, c h '. nt
John Boeker Jr, elections 9 00
Boring Bros, livery 3 00
Geo' Constable, reward 25 i
Thos H Tongue, dist attys office... 20 w
m l.iun, wit circuit court 8 o,
Pac Te) Co, cnurt houa? phones.... 16
R II Bainl. c h 1 00
H Wehning & Sons, c h and jail. 7 85
G G Hancock, sheriiTs salary 325 00
G G Hancock, expense 84 40
G O Hancock, hoard prisoners 133 75
1; U Hancock, tetumt tax 31 14
Glass & Prwlhoniine, stationery... 6 jo
... ;8 8a
Security Vault & MetaJ Works. 17 to
" 54 60
Stevens Bros, powder 14 95
Relief C C Hancock tl, Hoffman A
Allen 16 36, Moore & Wilhelmson 6 50,
T W Wyatt 1 a5. Delta Dmg Store 4 50,
I)r Jas A Baker 50.
Bridges Knnls Lumber Co $j5 68, las
Churchill at 50, And Heckman 54 25, A
F ltel 60 80, J C Bills 5, Hillsboro Lum
ber O 20 97, Goff Bros 7 92.
Roads and highways D B Reasoner
fSi 25, Goff Bros 105 23, Weitzell Bros
00, Montgomery iurner 11 85, T P
Goodin 25, E Wenstrom 33 68 and 48 7o,
Beall & Co 36, I 80, 7 55, 51 54, 6 70, 5,
38 50, 26 65, 19 a 5, as cts, 54 cts and 25
cts, S II Ornduff 78 5t. Connell & Co
16 30 and 10 15, Star Ifit Co 3 30, Ben
Heesacker 10 so, A K McCumsev 17 40,
Tin Matthteaon 36 3I, J FMcGilliS 25,
Mitchell, lwls & Staver 5 90.
Henry Boge, of Chehalem
Mountain, was over town the
first of the week.
Mr. Kranse, who owns the
best portion of the big James
ranch, south of town, was in the
city Saturday.
Chas. Eames, of Oak Park,
says that Dairy Creek rose four
feet from bunday night at dark
untill Monday morning at day
light.
E, D. Bentzen, of Garden
Home, and who has been in that
section for a number of years,
was in tne city Monday, and
called on the Argus.
Nate Noland, of Cornelius, and
who came to Hillsboro in 1852
when he was eleven years of age
was down to the city Monday
afternoon. Noland savs that old
Washington Couuty and Oregon
are good enough for him, and he
expects to live and die here.
High Q UALITY
The Place where you
are always getting Drugs
of absolute purity and High
Quality and compounded
by pharmacists who take
pride in the accuracy of
their work
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and Candies. 'THE BEST EVER"
Kaminshy's Mahe Man Tablets
and
Dr. David Roberts Veterinary Remedies
The Delta Drug
A. THORXBURGH
President
J. E. BAILEY
Vice-President
Forest Grove
NATIONAL BANK
FOREST GROVE, ORE.
Statement of Condition on Thursday, Nov 10. 1910.
Capital and Surplus $50000
Loans
$253,892.01
U. S. Bd d (at par) 25,000.00
Other Bond 38,640.00
Banking House 18,000.00
Cash and due from
Banks and U. S.
Treasurer 145,319.25
1480,851.26
Ilosorvo 3
DIRECTORS
TKos. G. Todd
Wilber W.
John
M
:Eldowney
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Forest Grove, Oregon I
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movement you please.
WatcHmaKer
Jeweler
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Laurel M. Hoyt
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Store, Hillsboro, Ore.
W. W. MCELDOWNEY
Cashier
Capital and surplus $50,000.00
Undivided Profits
2.571.55
Circulation
Deposits
25,(X)0.(X)
403,279.71
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$480,851.26
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