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V. II. Vmi x.-., Prrnl-nt. Mr. S. T. Iivshtkh, tUvto Kimn i Vte rrrM.Unt. v' ior The Hillsboro National Hank Oldest National Rtuk in HiI1Kro. With Savings Department Iioth under liovorumcnt Superxision. $60,000 Capital The Largest Capitalized DanK in Vah ington County. " Savings 4 $1.00 Opens an Account per cent Ve otter every facility which conservative Junk ing justifies. IMSKCTOUS -J c. lUr. K I. Kuratli. M C. V,hrut.K, U T. fcX'ry, J. l KiiMtli, . A. Vfhtuii. Second and Main. Hillsboro, Oregon OUTTO SITESELECTIOH MiIKNto S.h.Hl ixtrKt lc lor ite on Cornell trail k a ! The I Shute Savings Bank 'a i Kxclusiyely a liauk for Saviug Deposits k to WE PAY 4 it. Per Cent. ON TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS vumt tM) tu ihiki) srwtr l nhn Va ile lor Trail (jil II IW lircor HJ.kI An even hundred eople. men and women, voted on the selec ti n of a school site at the public schtvl building. Moinlay after nvn. and the tract on the east! si.le of the extreme end of Third Street, north, received eighty nine votes ayainst eleven for the llrvoar block, which is locate! Mween Fifth an J Sixth utul Lincoln and Jackson. Ur. Taini t'sie. chairman of the hoard, pre sided. I'itv Kncineer MctSee outlined t!.e Council trait, which will ro to condemnation in circuit court, and tiie tract will measure a tntle over live acres. It was first thought that less won hi lie Selected, but upon second eon-, siiioration it was thought more vise to take the entiv tract to the county road on the nin th and 1 to Fourth Street on the east. After the vote was canvassed, a motion was then made by II. j I'. Hadey directing the board of directors to secure the site and hiijd. j The selection of the site was stromvly stipiiorted Uvause of, the growth of North Hillsboro. 1 and because the present school building is locate! in South Hills-, !ior. Many South Hillshoru res-: idents were as eager to "play! fair" as those in the North. The tract in question is handy to two of the main county roads leading in. lKinjr therefore a matter of convenience to the outlying ter ritory to the north. The loard will at once U-gin to arrange for building, to have the structure ready for occupancy this Winter. Newton Oauntt. architect, who is supervising the county court work, will draw plans and specifications. CHABROL Aimrimn No V74 IK-lr.ian No. "JrV K., ,,, I'N1! htv.l t'v I'mimi nucl I'um.mt of I a trover re. t'hasart. and I d re. A splendid IVa-ian all cU show s i' i: ,il A. .. t Portland. i,. w I ei take lirt pi l e at KKAt. I-STATI: TKANSFI-KS V W. t. m TS, f Id l.m.UA ft. Cmnhlme c 3 NORTH PLAINS COMMERCIAL BANK c North Plains, Oregon. I 1 Solicits your patronage. Does a Kencral banking business, and pays 4 per cent, on time deposits. OIRtOTOMi. W. E MAYS, E. M. MAYS, W. L. EATCIIKI.DKR J. C. BEACH. GEO. H. BAOLEY. Notice of Appointment of Hxecutors1 Iu lh Cmiiity Court of Hie State nf Or-1 Con, for thf County of w asliiituo. Iu the M;ttir of tli EnliU ot iluiy J.Miiih, I)('f(M"il. v, ,, . . , j lij to July 1. I am permanently s VTXZ here and expect to rmain fi.in-in .inly Hi.poiutM.! Heifi..irof I w ith you thru fortun! or failure. V4. 1 J ..v' .i ''''T'.11'.1. '!'ui-n "i 1 1 am mak htr a swcial studv of U E J Fo to Alvjril Crr Huntrr Co. l"l S I'll I l n K J Mi ittirr ti) E Hot ir In I I r J i.x j J A l'urvrt. I roik II SiuipMiit, r ij I iol I Mtll 1 K llviiK Ki. - - - IV V rrruwrn rt nl 10C l S''y, 'ot kii.il Ml I, !' r.t C.ioi IS" W K Cii'tn to , V Hn.n. let ( .X Knrrt (.rove lr.H in C V K k r,l i,iCIi HuMvt rt'. t K 1 11 )i 'ill I r m . V W' I 111 IM. II to It K S.I'ltll MIII, r tn io' i )' F.rrt C.roir, i.n. I'aul Kt-ittirr o A S Hrrll'i; .n, Ir S t.lls N ll A. f.t n o .. V S 'dmil to Srt.lie Mi l 'ml y, I lot lliintvi Ir imn Tit r K Tni-t lo l Wnltri M Plv, llliMl mrtw i i Jno F Ii.ly t,. 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Jloo IItkI KilKo.t.to II Taylor Hill, 6 40 I h Hill Arn- to j M jti n Saniti" to Frel .-e, lot in I I t-uotiic lltlliln 10 I A Y Ih-ieiy to H Satiolrwtkl, 3 57 j (' I I 9 r I o JW lliitul i-y to .Wiry K trnrt in Itoli irt' siili ili 4 jj Jmlviva H:ozik to Jos KoomlsVi, tr at 'inr'li'ii Home 510 Ira W II 1111II1 y lo Ray Towniwnil, tr in Hti'orrt il 1 r , Mrht Sivitiiy ScT'int Co to Ati( laro'ison 9 Htf a Alilrirh Acirine . 10 Y W IU nlitn-rKt-r lo S A Kons'rt, j lots in I' iirlfnit T'liarr . h-ri H A Ronifr to E T Mori hy, untnr... rt) Sua iivru'fti to w Y & ck k, I 65 a in I Mi l.-oil il I c ioo,s III10 N.itl Hunk lo E I Kurnlli A W II W't-li iititf. iS"t't'i ft S'toihI St jjoo V k Totiipkins to Corncltuii llrown. 1'iH in Kvrlyn 'l 1600 J I' Y hi 11 if to Ci'O iJickie, 70 wc 7 3 r 1 4J') a F'J . ..V'57 THE STORE 01 S" Second St. SKASON OK 1012 Mondav until mmn, at 1', T M il'n'V place, l.anri-l. Monday at'ternoon. lU ni v IUhc pl.ue. Cliehalein Mountain. Tiii'Silays. at home place. II II I We. Fanniiu'ton. Wrducxl.iv on call. Thursdav. at Henry ll. s i ' place, near dinner & Kuwcll null. ScholK I rid lVS. :it l.add A Ueed t.U'll, loe.hllle. Satur.lav. at 1 1 1 H -1 r . Second Street dain I KIiMI..- S. aon, L', pavat-'e l alf when lred. and re mainder at c!o-;e ol ea on. fare to prevent hut not re-.Hin-.itie for accident. 11. lit ISOGK. Ownt-r anil Groom. I 7 HulhpJ .) Sawmill) ;f a 8' ' Mimlrri, Hoffman's awaBaaawaaaaaaBaaBaaaanaaMa aa is s uuiiit I; "iu 1 1 io i """':'" The ,;M Rough and Dri LumW n! r nl'..ls mi llllll.l'.tli's. iiiK" ill l "1 l-r lioti .- iu iu i r. 1 h"H' Vm . :'i it , i ; PIL 1 1:K MOI I "MAN iv, ct.s. : i.-d hiti.,f Wc .!,-li.t t' -tun!, ! J1.KOIU, t),tji1 I I M TV YEARS A(JO Fifty years ajro Tumday, the tJrctronian contained the lollow , Beecher, Black lU-Wstered Jack, ! will stand at mv harn. 1st avenue north. I'orest drove, from March m reterence to a well known Waslnnyton county pioneer the late father of Postmaster B. I Oirnelius: We learn from a trentleman i'onrt 'r iii huh- oi Mrwoii.for vvlo I foal production, and will be triad ! w ho- recently came down from itiL-ton county Mini inn- -luiv (uaitiii to answer any and all questions ' Walla Walla that Colonel Corrif S"! 'IhTI inrn;..', Pertaining to the breeding busi-i li'H, of tho Oregon cavalry, will urn! ruiiiif. ii t.ri-(.iii tim HHiiii-, .iniy ! ness. I hope to have your sup-1 shortly relieve Captain Howell, '.Uu improving the mule flesh 'f the command at Walla Walla, coimtv. onon, witiiin jr nioniiiH rrom ;i thia district. Your loss in my : ar'd that the latter gentleman Irion'-orrion1' vTfZt m,TZ "i K'i ' Um and il is my 1"Isin,'a tf "c ' wil1 prohahly he Ktill further re is, i.i2. ' ,ril ; that my customers get their i'ieved of his commission in con - t I)hiiH Himw. mares in foal. I have learned 'sequence of certain efforts to KTPi-utow of the eitttof'7iary j i mucn in years of experience per-1 t raduce the character of Colonel hurw. uvewiwij itaining to this subiect which i would interest you. You will eee bills of Beecher posted, giv ing terms, or call and see 'me. Yours truly, W. H. French. Furnished rooms to rent. Al so a barn. Inquire at 6-10-15 Cent Store. Herman Miller, formerly of Bethany, now ranching below Beaverton, was up to the city Tuesday morning. : v 4 -.-. r r t at lkV . ' . f. at T m i If i" The Flanders " AND E. M. & I-. "30" Th' Ciir Tlml I lv St'nnl iKr TrMol KoiitU mill l.rnlui.ituc, ImciuI. No. 5i,j. AT I AiucticatJ No. 5.pt Finely Formed -xJLl Coal DlucK I input ted lVr hctun Stillinn, f.al.-d in l'ranic and tui- portcd l.y A C Uuhv i: Co. in l'rf. Sire, BUlTrS, N 17 Dam. MSIH'TK. iS,..tS. SKASON 1912 Monday ikkhis. at Win. Ilach-v plac. I.eisyville; Monday niirhts. at .hw. Connells; Tueidav at Fred llainel place, West Union; Wednesdays, tit Murrav place. Cedar Mill Thi'irsdav no"n."t . , : lhurlav nights at Ued moniHtarn. IlillsU.n.; Irnlav noon, at Henry llorefe place BhnminK; Saturday and Sunday, at Ant-mc Herman place' verlxKirt. TKBMSi-Siiile service. $!. p.nab'e at service; insurance $1., jiayalile when mare in known tube in fal colts to stand and suck. $L'n. HILLSbOKO SHIRi; IIOKSK CO . Owners. J. lOokl), Cn,tii. r W. 0. Donclsou UNDI-RTAKKR 0 4 Calls attended nijlit ord iy, Chanel and I'atlors. HIIHboro, - Orngon I'd. Ml -T UuMi; HoNKST WnkK IHOS. II. BROWN ('ontrador I nning' I'lionr 741 I I.ASTI K lilli K ai ri.MiiM HilUboro. Ore. A licit, 1 l.issy n , liuiil bii aiiti.niol.ile that is the I-m !. 1: money. Our uar.iee is tinely oi ut1;, f-ir turninj kinds i auto work piutiip Iv, .1:1 ! nc a!iy b baud all kiii l', til iut sup; in WILKLV AtJIO & GUUM. CMj 1 1 1 l.l.si;' ti-'i , ( '! 1 'N' Send For This Seed Annual-Free ITS I - 11 il . l he tI, a 1 .11 in the rC lltiv LL all n if a. 1 1. ...0 ..j 1, -tH"il ,Wi.-h .lthal"" li unkin MhllilwVM4 ronNfi.i. N aw.ii ... 1. W.i lai.l.ilU.Iaiw4i.nJ. k .I.Aa.xUal. IMMf l.l..tt Ul..l.o ttH'l.ff ll. "" t a k,I awl la .1 4i.'atolt v-t.v Uorfunlc. S.iullf.l.L. TU(U. I) I J,f .V.W w... I I .air. If II lfCji o not Coi-Kct to ask for ni ... . Sehill.r when you want a k,.!1 . ,'"'k f ' 1" eettt. .smoke no "coukIi diist" ' wr'1, nt ,'n,,'i' in I lie M lnller. loif . 1 Argus ami .Iniirnal. yj.2a. Iione. shell lilli W tf No. 74697 N. S2.v HUGO 5 -: mi 1 Impnrtptl Kt-KiHti r.-l IVrrln r.ni, iii-.I 1; v,.,,m wri((tit 10; color linv; vrntli , In .. ,ilil, just llir lioriH ,r f;,t tn m,, , I f f 1 ,,,,, luipoitvil tiy A c;. Iluliv 111 1 lit.il ,y Iz-toiiriier, C( intiiiii r of 1 1,-11 tin , hilmi. SliASON 111' nut Momlnv, ion. 111. lo j p. tn , W.illi f .t .-t-r-, On!pa(;trrk;4'.vi p. in Momlay to H 11 ,11! 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