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NO. 11
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IS! GROVE BREAKS
I HO GOUNTY COURT
a
MATTER OF FEW WEEKS ris
Vakhin(lon-4)rrfun Corporation
Make Arret-mcnt With llrove
IMjI
Sm l.taM Kill IM
tuthof ! ul OfJuuiuc
Ur.l.r M K. .M:iru.:i!i.
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Vvrnuim hiui'imi
y in I'm
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II an.l
III. .-. Mill Kill. .Ul'l lUlli'.!
I ..-. . ....lint' 1 Ul IC lil'Oll'.'Ilt
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lu'lv' Sl' -""I. and
ur.l.nd Mr. Uinm-v rr
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a
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itutliolttH-i. and
M.ir-.hal l. W. Wat
r tn riiiiiinit K iiui
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until Mi'1 mi' w.i
liV llUIU II t ill'
UtV.I U't'.ll comi'ii'l.
Nrll .tiU;Ml !' t A II
j:nl. and luil
hi T
litnnn .,f ij,,. IhHsU.m pub
MlnKilt hIidhIiI i,t overlook
1 1. annual m hil meeting. n,.X(
M-mdav. .Inni- 17, at two o'clock
in tin- alt. riKnni. A director for
tliti f r.ir and a cW-rk fur ..
iar will ! fUHt.-iJ, anil other
li-xil mat ten may I, taken un
I. v. n .il.- take an active in-
!-iv,t in m'IuhiI mTairs, ami an it
"iK t'l Uif most important brunch-
of siKiai it it 1 civil administra-
Imti th.rc should . a U'tter
ii pr.-n.-iitation at these meetings.
I at nmi can h. c what the condi
tion an- at Id,. Krhonl house nrnl
l otitnU. In ar rcM.rtH that arc of
iit i nt. ami find nut when (he
t.u money i'och. ami all that I thi citv Fridav morning and ad-
aml Huh ii when you can In-come vised the Arinis that the Wash
iM-iu-r llMVlieil In the needs of
I he if i ,1 rirt. Ilmi'l fun,.. I vimv I
M lav at t o, , 'clock. All .Ii. "'' urrangen.ents with Forest
tin ts iii the nullity have th,.ir '.'ve to pie (Jalen Creek water
annual meeting on thin day, ami to llillshoro until the Sain Creek
Mate u,t. Aiiii nnan rUcHti plant is in operation. The deal
inai iiairons every u here iret out
i .
A-rrcmcat Ha Beta Mailt lu araih
l atil Nc I lac In (Ipcralinf
VhiJ lit elice. ini' H
t.t ivuiir-t Shei ill I l.inn
KllilirV ' 'M"
, k Ii
se w :i that
i rrn ul I he ca
riirvt ii'" e ills ordiii.t
.r u hi. h tin' line v. a inilm-'C!
I that the nllelnler III. IN In
1 ur linprH'Uie.l, nr Ix-lli
the ll I'lih r ineii lv In.ei
!1(y mih niilereil I nil cum
Si J until tin line a paid.
) Ml". K INIK V Iweli llll.llile t'
ft ''lid dad (Ml II lend .
twr in ilit to ei t I in- money.
llllimiltltlleM lllll'lll li.HC
Vi fur H thini'ia'ld cars. I'mt
lordlliuliie Mould Hot t.lnd to
r
Ur tin jail a collection Ui'i in v,
lomth had the rin'i.e- un
Wd I Kill ;cht lic" it A mild
Stuxl.
: faut that Mr, Kniin v wn
lthei'it for fahe impri' on
It !nl w ill takr tin- ca tn
cuiniia! neiiiiii ot circuit
bKV At t llu si i:
to the animal and not leave the
duty of soduin in the hand of
a lew .
The World kccifrchh Co. in
no-A readv to contract for the
on' supply of iM-a-4. U-aim.
corn. lov'anlHrrie!. rastitxTrien.
traw U rrn-s. etc. ("all on M. H.
Kitherlnrd. tield man. ut the
riant. l"Hh & Washington, or
nte Co. at Ilili.sUiro. and he
a ill call on ymi.
Another Kooscvclt family Mr.
and Mrs. I'ctcr.in rcher. of l'hil-
are the proud parents ot
iilteen children, all of whom are
1 1 1 1 1 V . I he last was Uirn Thurs
day, hme ti, l'.il'J. and all of them
are iiaie aim iicuny, wuit rare
ca-es of sickness in the family.
So far as is known this is the
arest family in the county. i'on-
iidcnntf perct ntaife of hirth and
Iiviih'. I he Knik' family, of
north of town, a picture of whom
was in last week's Artfus. has
fifteen living children, hut there
were sixteen Inni to the union.
Mr. and Mrs. Zucrchcr are Htill
.. ..i. I'
ll! the prnm oi in, ami ineir
Iilteen children are remarkahle
from a htandiNiint of health, und
w till none passed aay.
Ih'iirvmen. attention
.fulin iH-uuM, ili ji !- t m
J I Caw. tlireiluiiK i lmir Co. .l;S
K . Wrl.h. Hi), ifi.ilr it ImmiiI . . ib V
II C 1 Hill yiwSr r lxir'l 1) i
iinr Ce. sH yi't ex Ul... 12 ix
StnKti jti . iu lrr ! 7 u
J V I'mlry. in rink wl iC rip yj 75
I. C Smith A litii, rrrift'lrr ollirr... 1 7;
KarttioM IUf Co. wiiryui'illirc 7S
iro Mc(Vr, upliri rlc 11 tl
Mngrrt mkI'i, itwn otlii:v... Cmi 40
; ) llitnriM k, lirfill ip 7' fe
(i li I Unci k. lirtitl ul & ei;i 11 i
VMI.LWIi: Ml HI: UALF.SCkllkACI;U rV, "M,txK Ie--- 3' V'
V 11 Iwtllll' I, r'ii.i flll'll if HII'I .. ,if "
A I'lirth, tluilinl hoirit I'l cxi
i m Contirll, r'liu ationul bMi'l I'l 00
lliiyK ltlii, irlli f I v
II liruriiuitnn. ili-J fcsriif hj yt
II Ju k, v li'. KiijM-rviKor 110 M
Wm Ttiiita-r. r h iiunlur x u
Ilni-'ineer J. L Stannard w as in I. Cmi. d- p .. y
C. lllnlllrH Mi re I o. frllrl 10 S
,V I'f inHiiiininr C'ii, H''hi .. Ti i
t J riwhrr. ri'u f t 00
I. C Smith Hi. , tvwiitrr 'il IS
lllxi Jr!i .liuiir C11, lr! .h.iln-l 3
'lt i 0 Ni '1 iinrs, 1 1. mm rmitl 9 VS
C K lli'ilr. ili . i siir 7' "
II O IIIITIlt. ! (. ) ck
W Nl'K" '. Mirtlll Iinr 40 l"
l'r St.il .V P. ml C11, lii-nll i.ll,rr I 55
III.0 I t,t-f intent, r-i i.filri Hiill.ir i7 "u
IIkm II Tutiifiif , ill"! ally ntliir ... To 00
IIUi l.ivrr i n, Mvrrv fntuhixil
upr i II .1 11 k K "o
l!kJ Ki j-i Mi 1. ilr I U liotiir 5 7i
I kr 1 1 niiri', Stli jfi.i'tr 11 Imaril... I'j .10
I'm- Miitmiii ty He I'liiilinn I w ! s
l-Vi'iniiH Siulli I'.nrnt llruvr Prr
uni t k M Miokliiin, J A Al.l.il, Sin
Mlu.t:i; Slokrk, O M llm.ltirr. K P
Win, f jrxch; lrlihi4 j$y K ef P. 4
Itilirsl I,r-,lrr Tf llllllillO K C liiowl.
ciriiiii-r, (10 So, IU iiiv Clulliicoiiilir, V
W limit r, lUirv V.in I'.lmu-niii, ( .
Mmilnnv. J II Mi-rrtll, jurur. 1 rrlt;
Ivtrr kithi t, Ni.i.l Hi llniK-r. A.lnii
Si'hiMimivrr, ,itnrM-, I 50.
ln.innt krjMiit ('liilmn I.srsen V. C
l!niii, i-otntirf, f 4 I-; I, AI1U1U. li-
Kiikwooil, Will iiiiii-Kon. .iitiitk. irmli,
I. K Mtutr, J It Wi;kr. .1 S Shipli-y,
jiiion, 1 211 mi Ii; Curl l.isrn, , I 50.
Slutr Cs - W l Siiiitli. juslli' fi-ti,
t l SI. Mi Jiiill"'. runlli!c l-r',
lb 10. Ii It .Smith, August Ulfink, it
Drurl. !t yi rurll.
will i;ive Hillslxiro mountain wa
ter within a few weekH, bo that
w ater will be plentiful U-fore the
late Summer Khortaire U-vrins.
A li jk line w ill lie built as soon
ha h survey ran Im made, and a
franchise for the pip line se
cured, ami the Forest drove
mams will Im tap'd.
Forest (irove has a Umntiful
water Hupnly. am) the water
stands analysis for purity. It is
the intention of the company to
uret a ri(ht to lay the pie line
down the county road, and it
will take hut B short time to in
stall the supply pipe. ,
Meanwhile, Mr. Stannard is
k'ettini his survey for the Sain
Cnek line, and he went to the
front Friday, in Ins motor, to
see what progress had been
made.
COUNTY COURT
The county Uiard had
week ending Saturday, w hat w ith
road work and conferring with
supervisors. John Oppenlander
was Kven $150 for fill work near
Varley station, and Contractor
Ijorsunir w as paid for the lior-
Seven w ick bridge and other work.
registered llolslelii hull caivis inereuori iu nrwi-iaui ie
for sale, ramrimr in ae frtim Jonn i-ampwii roau was auopu-u
three weeks to seven months, anu roau peuuon uisa iu
fcard.
K 4
Ihri f them old enouifh to
head herd. Fine stix'k. and
iiiye for ave,-Ceo. K. r.aley.
HillslHini. Ore., or Oak Uvc
Farm. Forest I Irove. Iloute 2.
The followinit road
were continued: (!o C Hwd et
al; J 1' Youni et als; Ceo W est
DeShazzer et als.
The following bills were audit-
Und'T Ik'lu d W ill Sell at 111
i. miles from W apato sta
and one mile from t om
at the old l.l'ellHiier
llilles south i f (iasloll
I'Hlilmk a. m., on
Till USHAV, JUNK -jii.
tnty siv head of lo-'h i-'rad
Ki'iii cows, sixteen head in
r,"""",,"" " ' . ii liv..lU . Linarufrltrr l 7S. Schtawl Ik lair.
in iii once, raneinv' m m;e a. ei w - - N mMw i.m
w.. . . l' i ii.. I i ..... ...t ... i it iu nnvw ii ere. iiuvt-i - - .... ...
.. twelve .year ois; I i"'i "" " ,, ,". , lirr Co 4 5. 1 II wrucoii rnm ii 511, it
Jurnld'i; :i year olds: live ever, and think.' win ih pusuru
olds; one 7 year old; on.-C- aloi.K' rapidly, lie has laid one
old. Nrarlv all :ne l.r. d t.. corner of finish brick in the west
Mr. II..I stein 1 10!!,
Aruus and OrcKoniun, $2.25
John llerdlein, of near lllixim
ini, was in the city Monday.
Sam Stott, of Portland, was
out to the old historic county
a busy seat Saturday.
G. II. Keenon. of above Nrth
l'lains, was transacting business
in the county seat, Monday.
Kuirene Kant, of Keedvm-?,
w as in the city Monday morning.
trreetmn friends.
Miss Cleneva l'almateer depart
ed Sunday for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. Spencer,
petitions and other relatives, at Ashland.
Five-rtKiin bungalows on easy
plan, in 1'attison &
ulu r'-'T' "., payment plan, in Tattison A:
inKhouse et as;Au eren . West imWro.
et a s; Anton Gnon et uls. K 11 Sl,arkman. 13.G
I t. ,L'l..iiif..n nlki 1
Contractor Foster has In-en de-
. i i i . i ..t.: i I
aveil cotisiiieranie uy Mii'inn-iiia j;
of steel not arnvink', and as a H(M,, ,n,i iii,.hv.-joim opiwn
coliseiiuclice has not Ik'i'II able to Uniler f iHi, MaKirl Cmiipt!! 7". M l)
Dan Stoller formerly of Hel
vetia, was out to Hillslwro. Sat
urday. He is now residing in
Portland
Five-riKim bungalows on easy
oavment ilan. in 1'attison &
H1LLSB0R0 CELEBRATES
FOR 2 DAYSAND NIGHTS
Committee Has Secured the IWst
of Attractions for llvent
I'kOMISi: l'K(KikAt THAT IS STLLLAR
iriiund Hase Bvea Arraniced lor Better
Comfort of Victors
The Fourth of July Committee
tells the Argus that the program
for July -J and 1 is this year to
In. the capsheaf of all similar
celebrations ever held in Hillslio-
ro. They have secured some
irreat attractions, and Arnold,
with his big shows, his steam
swing, and all his minor amuse
ment features, will be here to
amuse as well as to educate.
Many concessions have been dis
jiosed of, and it is safe to say,
with the splendid contributions
ouring into the exchecuer.
Hillsboro is to have a show of
two days duration that will
eclipse any Fourth of July dem
onstration ever held in Washing
ton County. The committee is
assured that Senator Geo. E.
Chamberlain will make the ora
tion provided he is home from
Washington, I). C, in time and
Chamberlain knows how to make
the eaule scream.
The grounds at Shute Park
have been leveled, and many con
veniences added tending to more
comfort, and the site is growing
U'tter and better each year.
Shade is better, general arrange
ments are better, and the com
mittee w ill have things in ship
shape. There will be a good
game of ball scheduled for the
two days, a tug-of-war, balloon
ascensions, and better than all,
is a big bucking broncho contest
a feature that always appeals.
il'he managers are also going to
Tiw.u? a cow-riding contest, ana
several youngsters are trying to
enter the lists for there is noth
ing so exciting as a cow-riding
contest. Ihe balloon ascension
will have an added feature, and
if Mr. Arnold can make it he ex
pects to have an aviator here,
It is just a question of prior dates
and bigger money but nothing
is too good for Hillsboro.
REXALL STORE
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TILLAMOOK IS IMPROVING
Big Contract Awarded tor Bitu-
hthic Paving.
Is now one of woman's strongest weapons.
Tbr ilrliciuus ffagrkiice of a delicate perfume carriet luting memorir of
womtihool that even make up for lack of prettineas and other thine.
hut the perfume murt he gooil.
Much of the cheap perfume nowadayi H made from mineral product,
and Dot only lone it strength, but dt-compotes into an obookioua amell.
Our perfumes are carefully (elected to get ami retain your cnatom. Yon
pan the rt fore he abaciutely rare they are Rood. Come in and try them.
The Delta Drug Store
HILLSBORO, ORE.
First on The Page
First On In RESOURCES
A I'hrtli lu.i 76, tteo Meachaui I 50, l Malvn addition. W i'St HlllslwrO. Till!.mnnl 0rp Tnna3 At
Khiiger hi ;8, Veiernria to 4 id, , iinamooK, ure., June o. Al
i-aimrr Tucker 5". Vivian p Tim.pki.ii p... kman. meet ng of the City Counci o
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II ahii olli-r lor sale n lei'lH-
M lliihdein bull. Ir.uii the W
I'Atll farm, al lo :nl of tin:
rrm-i nf hah. 'vo im i- cent.
r rash; nr nue y ear bauka
Hinii'i note, at M per cent.
ftulf tfiun a". Cove Orchard
l'n if ymi ciiine bv t rain, and
'ne mile north, on railway.
Finn S. P. line.
II. V. Stott
W. Ilil.'he:i, Alli'tioneel.
n Nay lor. Clerk.
ilatiiiir 170. M J Sl M . Hron turn
i,J4. Ro1" O Slrarlian damage 1 lb,
A Rrv.-nimn 40 VS. I B Keaoner 4.1 5".
Giant Mann 15, H V Krahmer o 511, A
0, Wilk n 1$. A li McCumney i;j 95. A
11 piint S ao. 1'rrce i.ong I 50, Nelon
Hit CoSS 64, W V McCoy 4. A A Mot
rill iS 00, W H Loumgnont 5 AW Wll
nn 5, J B I'arkid 5, Heall & Co 61 ).
Sec Vault t Melal Work uS ol.Sleveim
Hroa 1 i 10, Geo McGee bo 00, C G Rei
ter 4 to, V. T Turner JJ 37. J H"""
man 16 w, J W Hughe H 40, V V Tl
i!ril s So, J A Ahlntl IJ 00, Fran C
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fault 17 jOi 1 iaiiner vn."
Kiik J io, Dupiiut fowder Co IS 47. J"
Strllmh 5 75. N'Uon nnw v.o 7, kii
ws. 11 iid:in m.ww
ri nf the building, and it pre
nts a lieautiful surface, Hnd
with the stone base, the building
will be one of the most beailtlllll
... If .-..ll Utll t1
111 ine couiuy. 11 "" "
just how the exterior will ap
pear go to the west wall and see
lor voursell.
I lance ut M. W. A. Hall, Sat;
urdav night. June l.. 14iuies
1 . l.f H..I....I., inl'lfml
oniiesira. r.,i .; n...""
for the one licst June dance. A
line time all the time. Kl-4
, 1 . e ,1... ..M..r.,oui.innl
N'Vl'll OI llie in nit -.-Kt.-'i".!". 1 1 . j,,, l.OII nroa 1111 uj, " " -" K, -,. .,i. , r,,.,
. i..,,i 1..W..I11.11 If.k v.u Metal Work 101 00. son. of North Dakota, weremar-
,,. nau- igoM-u -u. , , T I u.,ir?i,! i.ni uiiiier Co soc. Coat Cui-1 ried at Forest Grove this week.
,, Iim t0 ' V .1 . ei f or v.'i & Klume Co 75 . B" The groom is well kwwn at Dil
busmess men of the city lor . i., ,i th.. w,.t ..nd of the conn-
honors, marbles, ice cream, or Viidgc.-Schrau.rl Davie n.w
lakes 110 diiierence f;j j6, j a i,orung j, juuu..... w.
r Si. John Lam auer. of L is Co.
a
tine of the City Council on
Ladies and gentlemen play Wednesday night bids were open
ten-Dinnet. the new. respectable ed for the construction of a sew-
and entrancing game. Soon hi er system and for bitulithic
Hillsboro. Watch for notice navements.
later. 14-tf The contracts were let to the
J. J. Yoder. of Clackamas Warren i Construction Company
County, am Mrs. Ne lie McClel- " ,"h""- y
in. f Wnhin,rtn ,'nlintv. lithic pavements and it is stipu
CAPITAL and SURPLUS, $53,000
The oldest and strongest
National BanK
in Washington County.
The most Substantial in
resources of any bank in
the County.
Give us your business and
we will mate it your busi
ness as well as our busi
ness. Wells-Fargo & Co. Traveler's cheeks for sale Good the
world over without identification. Safety deposit
boxes for rental, and a private room in
which to look over your papers.
A. C. Shute, Pres. C. Jack, Jr., Cashier
American National Bank
Main ana Third, HlltabofO.
lated that work is to commence
in three days after the contract
were parried Juno 5, 1912, llev,
i ... ..ii'.., i 'im,.,
uauue i.iii.lii.iiik. "; ; i ti,:, .;n ;QT;ilu.
..f IL.i L,m, nf 13 SIKUru. Allio t. Ill 1H'
,11. nit uv-iiiv. ui , ...... ... nn K,.
IIIOON V.liy iiooui w uiuvns ui
toltuctfttLargmm
I. A. TIIORNBURGH T. E. BAILEY W
ding UKik place
MacDonald Potts
Kdward Freeman,
of Forest
;r4o,,;r,rx. Nel
li 4l. V".." ."'. .3:... j.,., ,f North Ihikotii were m.ir
the' Vats,
it in:
which, and the Iniys say mey
are readv to play ball at any
time The professional men a
line-up A. W. Siegrist,,.5rd; Dr.
Smith, short; Kingsley Lytle,
...! I'liesler A eMinder, plicner,
hard surface streets.
This award was made after the
most thorough investigation of
the merits of different kinds of
paving by a special committee
which visited the leading cities
and personally inspected all
classes of pavements.
Koa.l I'und Ordem-Jolm Beyer $150, arrived this week, and ex- Miss Mary E. Wilcox, special
i' M)Vh'i.VM. U 47. J h Hor' Peets to locate in Washington ist manicuring and shampwing
hb, ,!J f"n.?H53?. b FieUauer 5oo, County. He is a cousin of Paul n Hillslxiro every IhursJay and
064
500
man
,1 uftaml 11 us, It 1 Jolinaon 310, .n.iia l.nni Inner, ot West Union, and
Herb. no i, John A Johnm.n (x., 19 i, lh two were in town Monday.
W m u'.T.';c".rT. ...J,,7.: 'I hev not seen each other s nee
Friday. Leave orders Main 323.
Goes to residences. 11-4
T. W. Sain, of Scoggin Valley.
r.lu'aheth Frances Mitchell
f. widow of the late John F.
f. died at her home iu this
oiindav iiiorinu'. June If,
"Her a week s sullering
piie iinoniii She was horn
lirunvilli. 'I' mill I li.i' 1
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inn u ij .. ...l l...! 1.. Mi Keller, iucvii-e mm - ' ilrant NUnn hii 33, Aiiiiirotir oiiiiiiiiiiiii '-j ---- -- --- -- lr. C.aiVlIl O. vf nue, secretary
ii. 1st I ti. ... 1 1,; lielders; Phelps, catcher and nr. 7Mt4.,i s ob.ee Nri tu 71 a ?4 years ago, wieii iney were f the State 1?(tard of Health(
Wl;,, i.i ..: iKeaiN. h; playing llie oencu. i .. Kevem an . j. '" . '"' J' ooys toeuie m u.e o,u iuui t hi u l)osition niakc3 him the
.--) 111 1 . 1. 1. 1111 il t' i I U ' ' it I... 11 I : I ll.aaratr 3111). I till II fjllllim I umn .- w I 1 I . .... I, I.I - ,,t I In.iir.Mi hill . . ....
in the M, M, ..,..10.,. P..'iley. Mayor V; .'kd Heath Uthcer, was out to
- 1 . . 1 niu urni'iH 111 1 "F . .u. i.' 1 1 !iiiiu v uin 1-11111M t'.M. nr. nmui u.i 1 ti'ii 1 . t j... a.. 1 . i.
nir 1.. Iliil.i :.. lumi :HV lllil M'MK. "", " -.. ,u .tl tb 7. It J Neeuou 1007, 1. ......... ... 111 S001M iMOnuav. 10 iook ovei
" 1 I I inillll 11 III l."". ---- ,. , 1... 11. ....... l,lli.,l-- , 11 llA..l,..l,u 1 1... ,i..L-u nut n I.M.iltljll I .........
hnvi, 1 .1:1 1 o itself is 11 direct I'liiiiien- Muninck 4o ami i, iiemy c '!-"-. - i.-- t he seutic tank soutn oi tne city
" nun rM-iiiin ii-iii.-. ,1... ;i sun r. ... .,. i imri'tiiii no 1 s. r 1,1 .... . . 1.. .. . n 1
Mrs. K,rr un ... ,.. l,er business men 01 m- l'' . LLri,; . isu o. a.H iiai.d kss sT. May lone, who owned a sum- limits. . newentover uiegrounu
the linioi Vi.,.i..,.i;,i C. K. I.ytl'' I'" rrangeiue..l3 . ...Vso r. J m Hiau 1107 .. mer home at Metzger. near Car- and looked at the overflow, but
I IMi'UUI II Oil llll'lll'l I ' II V U" ' I . . I . t .
feh. and il. in.,..! !.! ..i'ni,i.i and dating. Krue.t Keir u6i 5"- den Home, 111 this county, has as yet has made no report as 10
preached bv Uev Weber where can we plav ten-pintiet? Coimiy Ivor Hanu-C l. Cnuker f jo, mysteriously disappeared from possibility of contagion..
riiiciit u n i in 11... 1..,.. r. ih.it is a the rage. u;'ay inn i' v,."." -V. 1. New lork
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t II .. - I 11 1 I U.... .r.illl.1 1111 II MiMlll I "" " . .1...- ... u l-IIUl
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P: Jo in M. Kerr. Port- i,,,. im ll lev in lllllsiHin . ..-mamnf 7s 64, Neimm u.iw .o?.c. j parws. iiuu 10 t . a 11 , R . , . ,
rf. - 1 on" mm. t i t .i...u..i. in d 1 1.1.. ir..z 1 n 1 i..,....i...xIulvvi ihvh.
Urei-im Tllim.w in.,1 .l.w.. VU..I..I. im uniiouncenieni. a rc Uiw 3 75. '. "a lauy ineim, mm jjepm ie cnnn nt ni)t'.Hv tu
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'lie Vel.fimi l.'i.nliv Co i:..i,r lumli h ful iraine-sonieillinguoto ..--v . M'ou, inumaung una miss lone . . ,
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K Hillsboro , I . ,es F l. '.r", ' u HC V u u discouraged. . She stated in hat ,7; " "f
' " ' "I ItM t... l...kat a'tHM I14 I 1H I' k! Is I " . . .. - I. U.J .Ii . n.aaxi,! h.Mt htm I arm aw a. V aaau " 'J-
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111 sboro boys. Don and cun
are with the survey, and
lads are thinking Sain s
w hen they get a payday.
Closing out sale of plants.
o-no-ement unt Fa . and she Wi sell at saennce to tnose
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Five-room bunPS?u5" A inoNjbeic.eocoint.i& mHiifU wa9toget along. Miss Yohe may and they will do well to call and
have committed suicide, but see what we nave-nouse pianis,
r"it tlnwers1 Aiiention Moran addition, WeHt R .9 C"A t t u.i 1 tw nre those who are skeDti- roses, shrubbery, lilies, peonies.
See Spark man. - n jntlel)eluent,'v.rluiiug & uP 93 s cal. and think it a clever bit of bleeding hearts, and other things
jmir Arsenate nf 1.0ml of 'l.iW Rn ev was down IT M Kerr. Kratm jury nress agent s wot'K. ne was 111 100 numerous 10 mention
' 1 ..!..., . n 11 nff WullWOliwi iiii"'""" - J" u.,.1 H o vonr ni !
asaessor. . . . . . ... 39 I m.. i ..,un v,r...n hnma Lunonn Wa nlan hava anmn fine
u.&.t. N7 ml I llHVIIlf . mill nun lltriu nn iivmic Druin;ii. . ' - -
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upplie....- o 31' was attacked tor bins incurrea cemetery pianis anu smuoueij.
TIIORNBURGH
President
H. E.
E. BAILEY W. W. MCELDOWNEY
Vice-President Cashier
Ferrin, Aas't Cashier
Forest Grove
NATIONAL BANK
FOREST GROVE, ORE.
Statement of Condition on Thursday, April 18, 1912. -
Capital and Surplus $50000
Loans - $280,570.12
U.S. Bonds (at par) 25.000.00
Other Bonds 57.160.00
Banking House 18,500.00
Cash and due from
Banks and U. S.
Treasurer 148,082.44
Capital
Surplus
Undivided Profits
Circulation
Deposits
$25,000.00
27,000.00
1,317.33
25,000.00
450,995.23
$529,312.56 $529,312.56
Ilouorvo 3 4k Per Oout,
DIRECTORS
Thos. G. Todd John E. Bailor J- W. Fuqua
Wither W. McEldowney J. A. Thornburg
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nines. iStepcliiliiren i "".:, a wirt, and "yrn 10 "CT ..I "T iiZ,
v li; .i.ii. M,.u Ion M... een men, .. "- , ,.., Miller 3. uauu, i 11.UIK- rnmr
1.1 'ois. iiou 11 1 1 ..i,,,H,r.i nf idi'ctr fv-l :.. 1 i.niiiii.iu,.T ..Li.. u-.i kni l'OUKi
P 1 t rants r-n-u Mm A 1 1 e ine " 1,1 -1"1' V. . i Court noue aim nm ........ - n; uuu .'ui.uuiii.ei.-u ij uuiu ,
r '".mis I ,iss, AIIS. AIHMi I ,.,, t.lP nnd t0..i K. U'uah-Orc Coio a 4o, .: ci I.,., .,ia tl,f hat. llie
pnu,;y. Hillsboro, and ! - , " tiWt Side. KCo 6 . cent chr,,,ica, . 2. ranch
h ':l,m- r f m, McMinnville to I 'ort- C 4." 60 en her that he could get no en-
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(lisnoJi I, ' , ' , , : land, on the Ya.nh.ll division
llS 111 VVim lnmil.,1. I'liiiiiti;
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Koaler court houae anneK 6315.
" r Arsenate of ,eitd ol c,,nr tv Clerk Bailey wasuowii t m Kerr. ijr.m
5 -signed ami you are Knd! Monday, 0,1 a flnff ZW
wttinjr the highest grade lr 0 business as a director in a BMeS0
'"I. which will not burn the re 0f t,at city's corporations. Pruithomnie,
und can bo used with
one of that city
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Nble price. --B. Lis, Bea- ing. was transacting l"8-e88 ,n j Baiey.
si 11... . .a 1. HAnHnit mnrninif. - - -
eiiu do linen wiin t irtnm.l """'f v "'7
Sulphur . solution.. Mlchae INtinMn.
Weslern Union Telegiaph Co, tele- a gan tYancisco COStumer's,
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The attachment was nled witn
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Mrs. Agnes Campbell, Corner
of Seventh & Fir Streets. Phone
City 153. 52tf
Whether you are a father, mother, or
simply a friend or some prospective bride
it matters not, you will find it conyenient
and satisfactory making your purchase
here.
I can show you a very nice assortment
i of solid and plated silver articles, very
appropriate gifts at moderate expense.
Gifts suitable for ushers or brides
maids are also to be found in new and
varied designs in scarf pins, brooches, etc.
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