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IflfR 58 YEARS GOES ""
memo his old Hoi;!
Ocoft' ' 'l,"rJ Mttl lr
M,.iiri Mnl- Miiitu
IS. IIWHKll anwi lit H '
"iit ar w :itnl.-rT j:is4 .1
"h tli'- city Friday, carry-
iiii; Ml!.- tiifk.-v for the
Unsophisticated a
mnall I 1 1 1 1 i I car-
tu t r ,1 nans -ami iln'i.
i I Ihc .mg bridge ai'loss
!:n kH4iii lUittntll In liii'il to the
I'll'l VAIItilllilig li that has pre-
jvaih-.l Mini- tin- fifties, down :i
i lew li imlri il vards from I h
1'ii'U'v aero '-a the Tualatin. ImIow
i-uiiii. house. At that x.int
ill -4 r. ,1 M-,1 111. I'lMi'N 911.1 U..9.I
i ui swimming, ami was having
I he l mir nf Lis life Airuu.li.f
. . . lmvi lainr nn tin- N'ctli' Ulld
, b.ir..r.I. ..m- .1 tie tl.eman in his antic,
f tin- ' lli'T"n , I!.-wa an i ti.-rt H'Aimnn-r. ami
.hoard ! M'nla. nun t 1 1 1 v i in gn. ' - I lock floated on tin
ov-r th'' Onr"H !'.!'tn. j.m.j .wit.-r lik.-.ii.U-.-.k II.-chiM
i .1. I , II, I 'r 'hp l!"ps, and swim in
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H1LLSB0R0 G!F;L IN
CHARGE OF OREGON
MK I rrn llobb Preside in Ab-m-iuc
of W'l'Kt and Oleott
nil. swimi or i via mi inner
(ijh ,. ii ;ia.iv from ti i ! it- !
(ujl.nhK.nl furlift) t r. I t v. ii i.
nJ ! f'"' nianv '" t"i'' I t
niakf Id'' trip U-fore I fnil'iA i I
the path l I'"' vri-at Im .ii I
.li.iti ii a Mtii an l ti
fjvil Wat', ami w a nil l ! in
(he ( kr !.' Mounted iilunl.in
After tlii- war In- Him.'. I In llii. i
(writ uiul tor I'l th i'f a u i.! ,i v
iip.r.it"l the t.i y t'.iii r vl.i
it. I iiitif. liniK i v in tl.i- ii ml
trgl. H' has m.ld I'" ''I 11 e
hrrv, an. I taned hi' l.iu.iU, a!
li)"V IMH lhe Ii-miI ;ii!i
rtlc-ni nl a w nh' i in Ii' ! rn ml.,
piuiu . r an. I other I ''.
Jrv l-rdfol'd Hcroinpai.ie.l I mi
on Inn 1.4 1 1 in v l it. an. I In,'. (!:
tt they w " '"
fiiiN an. I slret cafiii . a? . ami
fetitly i''lam t' tin- Mi - ."Hi
ll!jl.rtv tlcrvvili i tl i iunav
of j.tiil'H tin n. Hi- vmI! m it
tith a ln'llir wl.i"ii hi- has
t.rvi r '- ii. ami h' w ii"v im-r
&l) M il 1 ui ai-r. Mr III .I Mri
Ijsll.ir.l i 1 1 t r turn I '
iwit it..- ;:i ! nf ti.u-r
Arjiuii i.hi-H tin-in a i'l
trip.
:i hufulri-tl ili!lira-ii! f.ishimm
lu-n In' .mi r.-i fruin tin wa
l. r l! . Ui nittuT'l that he hml
Imt nn- U-,r A'ljiiftun; tin- rnrk
1 1 1.' ami iln-ssin hiins.-lf tin-iMi-rly
.atfuii nf Ni'IiIiiih-'h ylnr
ii s ui n.i .I his sa nvi-r t)Aarl
Ihf Ni-Ihtu' rmintry. It trans-l'ir.-'
that In-u a t a (h at inuti-;
hail thr i- impr nil oiif hainl. in
t'i his iinmisli-. lint
hi-ha.l!it furiiltt-n tin joyuof
imth, an. I sninc tiun'. av ay hack
in tin- Mvtn-s hi hail Im--ii tlu-n
in that Maim s.MinmiiiL' mm
rli.- hn. aiiuIi! In' haw k ti'iN n
tin- Im alinn nf the HA itllllKT S 1
lht
I mill aix, miIi-s up to V.
inihi in ilianii-ti-r. fi-ni-i- railK,
in.) l-.ai'ls nf all kimln, into
lni-A..i i i'ths. Will i-'o int
llu- Mii.trv. Writi', iiltonf or
all i"i mi'. Carl Sknw. Oak St.,
U tA.-.-n ''int ami St'itiml, Hills-
Uiiu, (tict'nli. riioin-, t'ity fl..
:i an t
M CI lN l I
at in I.h'iii
nf li.ml. t ain
n-ii li.i-.i
I.- '
I mill nlf. r fur nai.
2 nuli"i snnShi-ast
lhri-i- fi'iii ll.s mill-
Rny, mi
S.lt i:iv. AI CI SI ::i
Sli' U -I'lniimtr at I1' a m h.u n.
thf fiilluW III;, il.-u I'lU . l-.il" I t) ;
Om uiti., u. ul.l. i. n.s H' .
ni-l n 1 1 1 iir . jTr-aniL . i m
iy, , . tin I i.i.l urn I. nx .1 uim
lltti ni. I, l. I ..l il.'. Ii. t.l'1" '! I
It ol.l. ,.- llm-i- t lli' i!.l l'. I l.sn
Ci I l.lll !.(. ! ; vll.l.'l Jnl
Hi. ti will linlic'l I'l N '" iii' l "I"'
IVrliiUt iir iii Minli. i.li.l !in
Wilrl n I tlioiillii mI.I. ! I
lJTtii)f l.inl. i , 1 liU.I II In. mil. M.V.'t
Hi li.l'llr .U .ll.W ll!l.-l -I.HV
f t lllltrl M 111.111)' I'l" . "' ll 1,1
4iiil.'r li.. r c ii.l.u i... mli' i; !
kill.. n i ti I Il lllll.l (llil .lull
Ikm , n. mi i ikr l.k-lli liiii'.n. I n"'
loiWi i-i. Ii itniv u .
Illick Kitl1. ktllrl,' I ill-1 1 I
tw(K i.w-n l.iij'(;. ll'i-li ii
ill, ) ll'.l '- ...a. l lull in .1
Iim nii'iiir Nh ii i-i iin i l."i
ttuiit,, ) ..j-H ill. ill '.- o iil l.iin.
Kjfllm I II,, Im., , I, . . Ii . Ii r i il
pUan.l i.i lin Ii.iii . Ii .1 l.i i.ii.iii
I l:i I I (M il A !' Ni'.'N
T i ius nf Sail-: Ail snins inulrr
tl'l. iah. Sums mrr
niuiilliH timi' at S n-r n nt mti r
Wt nil aiiiVl i linli S. 'J 'i r
fvnt. nil' fur cash mi .suimi out
ID.
W. tl, Walk.-r. Iltunr.
J. W. Hughes, JiH. A. M'H'iv.
Aiirlioni'i-r, Cli-i'k.
K. '. lain', ili'imly ili'tk anil
winliilate fur li-t tinii tn that of
firo. fnci'il a ni-i iiliar cnim iili'iu i
the nlhi-r tl.iv. A man walkril
Into tin- iiHii-o for information.
anil tn, I-I I. that u;t naiiio v as
K. C I.iii i'. 'I In n1 wi if iiiulua
exi'haii(.''H f surii'ifi' uln'ii tl'
triiiii;ir wa.s tnlil that ho was
talkiiiir lo anotlu-r I',. t',, I.m
The nartv hatli-il l'niii tiah's
Creek, anil in talking of Kwatiiivr
wlflit'w lure in lhi si'ilion. Ihii
are iiiany Smilhs of I In' satin
initials, hut it is ran- that tlmy
prevail with oilier naiiii'S. much
Iwh an iiiuotniiion :i nam iw the
lt'P"t.V ih'lk'H.
lr. I.inklati-r liaila call at
Will Plains, Into last Tin ts lay
e.v'iiiiik', ami just at his return
linm his auto ivl'usi'il to "soyra
tiati ' iiroiierlv. lie tcli'iiliomil
o the North ' Plains livery that
" wanted a ti'inn to take him
home. In uiim.i iii'iinii'i' the liv-
ry man n't tliimrs mixed, and
"iKlead of jiickiiur up the iliysi
Naii ut North Plains, drove over
to Hie lanklater residence al
mllshnro. )r. Ii. waited ll tfood,
UK time, and then concluded he
0"ld walk to the county seat.
i'iinr another road, of course,
missed the liveryman, uml
n"'l a hic-t little moiiiliKrlit walk
war to the city.
district Attorney K. l Tongue
CaUirlit ii I'm. i l,.t ..I' u'llnion over
n Ha.' Nelmlem, last week. usiniX
troll. II.. reiiieinhered many i'l
h' Hillshoro friends, as well as
tho reporter on the relii'.ious
Mrs. I'. l'-'tkMiaiiii. of Aloha,
.as in the rily Saturday, nccom
i:tiiH''l liy Mivh t Ma. u ho return-
n Mitli the PiM-kuiannH from
their trio into Norway. Miss
tts.i liki-s Dii-iin. ami while nhe
r.. . -l.ls l.'iL' lsh inte iL'enl V.
rtiiln s to learn the lanvruak'e of
imr I iiile Samuel, tor years
he was tiiiimi. ted with one of
the Iuk' liosti lries of her country,
ami m that way met with many
Ainri n aii't. She expect to make
: 1 I 1 I 1 1
))f J tin run hi-r home.
A. V. liilielson, who has l-eeil
iMitnL' In re since i arly in July,
ii tnriinl t'i hi ranch over near
Verm. ma. Saturday, taking' tin
i.i.'.. into the Nehalem alley
from TiinU-r. Although alotik'
in u-ars Mr. Itoiielson say In
fniiil of the Ktumii. al
ihiiuvli it iri)'t a necessity by
,mv iii.'rins. he savs he enjoy it
i- .' -ms.. it hardens him and keeps
Ii 1 l ill! th. Mr. Ihnielson i of
the opinion that for perpetuation
.,! i. mill I'oihl. miHlerate ever-
i im' on an Oivyron Iir Htimip lias
ii.., r , l, nl, ins siinmr of 1 once ik
I .... in lieateii Several Knirlish
miles. The AfK'IS reporter, how
, .ut, will lake his word lor it.
I he Shut.' Savings Hank pays
its ,i'Kisitor over $W,uu yearly
i ,i..f.,..:l nil S:iilH'S Ueliosils.
l urn do nnt particiiate in this
,(art an account. ." ' an mai
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. , , . , i . ,-..,l IIS U I VOU .lllir,
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mil what you earn uiai uuims
vou rich.
n.. i. r'...iuh..iM. of VerUxirt,
was kicked t.y tt liorso last Fri-
day. and sustained two nroM-n
...r.u h.wi.l.'s some serious inter-
nal injuries, which can noi as wi
... .I..l...-i.nni.i IIS lOVV SCU'IC
II' III I' -. . . .
v mav he. Mr. 'ii'isners i
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l..- I tm iMin of )r. 1' A. Mil
U v. and i neUinit alonir mceiy
, not iorvret that lave(Jor-
win will do ynur pluinmnu umi
oim.Mi.s. Satisfactory
wm- ) " - , . , .
u ink always, and prices l mi
...ui 1 1 I... uivi'll liV others. Uu
nVtte U'W. Second Street
ai..v l!..ino'ohr. of (.ales Creek,
was in town Saturday, enroute
i. i..,i vih..i-e ho will re
in i in 1 1. inn, -
mail definitely, lie win no.
...:i.i i ,.. miwnil nusuiepin,
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which recently burned, eniaumyr
hi if loss
Km- Sale -Wall tent. 12x16.
,i i.,u n.iiv. Also a new
Willi ("'ii.-.. '' , . ,
iron fence, 1.0 It, wiiu ooooieauo
...,i.. .... Iiioiiire o Mrs.
suiHio K'"" . ... i.
Win. Jackson. Second St.. bo-
i in uml Jackson, faott
i wei-n i in..
,i v:..u ,,r nniir Oak Park,
l ,, V iinii, ' , ., .
:.. i. ,.iiu Saturday, lie is
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. i. ft mii eiirht-room
SI 1I1IIMIIIUH 1 , - , ,.
J .i.i... ,. ,1.1,1 of I h(i
hnUSe, 10 UlKe l lie i-i.iv- ... .. -
csiiU'iu'e burned several wctMva
WO.
(ieiu-ral blacksmithinK', horse-
shocin and wooaw'orK ..
i ,,iln,ii L II UH
i i im I niteii. u. "
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Ss-irilary lu (nivirnni- Wtl Ibnjlcn
IIuiiikx l.ikc VtU-ran
Washintoii County and IlillsU.
ro were Well retiresented at the
state capitol. last Saturday, when
Mis Kern Ilul.l.s, of Varley, was
the sole uardian at the oxecii
tive otlices ut Salem, during the
absence of U.th (ioverm.r West
and Sfcretary of State Oleott.
(!ov. West was away on state
business and was inci lentally
makinjf a tri p to Seaside, and
Mr. Oleott was out on a short
vacation. Mis llol.l.i was
ehawd with representing the
divinity of the state, and in all
minor all'air to use the seal of
the Governor, who is rulinir from
Huntington to Ilclo and Astoria
to Ashland.
All matters of routine were
taken care of by the plucsy
Washington County girl, and she
found no necessity of calling out
the militia.
Miss llobbs was chosen secre
tary to the governor shortly al
ter Mr. West's election, ami she
is considered one of the best in
the state.
Whether or not Mis- llobbs is
a mil! ramie ueponeni sayeui
not, but her many friend here
see no reason why she isu t cap
able of running the Governor's
olhce for a four year term incase
the state shall decide this rail
that woman shall vote and inci
dentally hold ollice.
i rmaii Prahl, S.-well Plains,
was in tow o Saturday.
Herb Matti'son. of a!ive Gas
ton, was in tow n Friday.
Smokers want the best -there
fore call for a Schiller or a (.rand
Mart'u. when you want to see the
blue wreath curl.
Miss Alma ('lark, of Portiaml,
was th' guest of her cousin. Miss
Pearl Smith, tin- la.-t of the
eck.
Fight shoal for sale. Weigh
about I1" pounds each. Henry
Otto, I!al! Peak, on Chehalem
Mountain. -10
lien 'I hun.hi-r, of above F.loom
ing. was in town Friday, lhe
threshers were busy in his sec
tion the last of the Week.
Peter Gotleih. of north (if
town, resled from harvest long
enough to visit the county seat
Saturday.
Kmil Kuratli has l-en for
warded a notary public creden
tials from the executive ollice at
Salem.
Cot t ried Schlaeili. of aUve
the
CONSTABLE MCQUILU.fl
PLAYS IHE SLEUTH
Gits Cvidcnce That Convicts ot
Selling Liquor on Sunday
tiium: MIN PAV $2tt iim: IACH
Portland Men du Small Rusincus
Nurlh Plains Picnic
al
The Kagles hehl a picnic at North
Plains, a week ago Sunday, and
on la--it humlay, there was an
other iiicnie held in the classic
shad'-s of the park at that place
and thereby hangs a tale. Three
young no-n of Portland who ha.e
U't-ri going out to Multnomah
County picnic w ith the members
of the order, and selling refresh
ments, came out w ith the amuse
ment seekers, and sold stuiT that
contained the lil'e-blixl of John
P.arlevcorn. There was com-
tt i.. i.. i. in n.u n
..llMlill.llII.1.1.'. " l ' ....... i". ,dlR 1 V.'. ... -.
last of the week, after medical j plaint after the first Sunday, and
i.iKie.. II.- has been suffering Constable McOuillan went out
from a bad wrist. Aug. 2.". and investigated on hi
... .. . .... i' i.,.n own responsibility. He found a
.VI r ami lin. iji-o. i.am im n, . , ,- .ii .-i
.HI. .. . I . .1 I , k
ul near l.aur.-l. w ere in uie cuy r ; Ii' . u .t .. , ;
Saturdav moin.ng. Farmers not l'ls ami un-n ca.su ulC iiu . .
.... .l,....Ju..l in Lis .el on were 1 or Ulf nope- mai c ne.-i 3, w.c c.
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stacking the last of tin" week.
Mrs T. C. Wadsworth. of
Portland, was out to the county
s..:it nu-r Sunday, a guest of rel
atives. She w as accompanied by
Mrs. l'.utler.
Wanted -AUmt laying
hens, year old. h'ghorns prefer
so inebriates. After buying sev-
..rfil nieces of IiastetKiard and
then exchanging them for liquid
refreshments tor himseii arm
friends, McQuillan closed the
place, having all the evidence he
wanted, and placed three. Geo.
C. Funk. Fred Mver and Fred
Crib., under arrest. He brought
llli1
&BRMS
There Are Two Hiinds
of Bruslies One kind from which the hair falls
out just as soon as it gets any hard usage,
and the other kind which is built to main
tain the reputation of this store.
We sell the laat mentioned kind only because
we want you as a regular customer. You can
absolutely rely on our brushes.
Here rc tome of oar specialties.
Hair brushes Lather brushes
Cloth brushes Flesh brushes
Tooth brushes Complexion brushes
I
I I I CI NIC SCIIFDl I I:
lhe Oregon Khitnc is experi
menting with a new train sched
ule, and a new tram has been
placed on the Portland-rorest
Grove run. lhe tune at present
is. from HillsU'w;
to Poii'mul Kioii. PuitUml
.. i.. -ii ..i,.. u....i,. ..f lUn si ihnm iietore Judge smiin. vno
ren.wn. i.ove '. " V'W V . , ,. ,. .. i:
pullet., ready to lay this Kail. tinea mem --o ior senmg iniuur
Wendell lav s. short distance on aunuay. in-- juui o.c-i.
. ..i r . I ,.r i.,L- 'MC. uurp v-rtf eontnte and said thev
Slllllll III I .IM. I MU "1 "J". - - - -
, , . . . .... .u, had oecn aoing im as a macier
,i i . i.amh ii w.s ,c-i o. .. f accommo,iation to the mem
P. 1. I.illigard ranch, tu-ar i . f j did not
rel. M'ldav, aoing some uuw Mknow it was iIIeKal,
in Mr. I., s new bungalow, which .. .
is one of the neatest in that sec
The Delta Drug Store j
KlaALL STOKE. I
Are You Thinking
They paid
their'tines, and went away w iser,
the fines probably robbing them
of profit and principal.
Just what turther action may
U. taken, if anv. has not yet de-
J. is holding disown finely, and veloped.
lion.
W .1. P.utner. of near Cedar
Mill w:is in town Saturday. W
h . til
? in . in.
S 4) n. in
lu i.i in.
I 41 I' W.
4 Oi it III.
h-.JS i. m.
S J.l i. III.
Ill 11 p III.
7 5"
9 : W '"
1 1 47 . I"
l I i in.
S J (i. in.
- Il . Ill,
7: is p III.
9 2 p 111.
u;j 111
savs the soil down that way al
ways comes through with a good
living -and then some.
.1 .1 West, of Uiuht Vine-
hm.is was in town Saturday.
getting ready for the annual
crusade to the hopyards. He
savs the upiKT ridge is develop
ing rapidly, every year seeing a
great deal more acreage of culti
vated land.
AUCTION SALE
Of 53 Head of Dairy Stock
t
m
9
Owing to retiring from the dairy
business, selling my lease, ana
r..tirin.r to mv OWn farm. I Will
v vii 1 1. j -- ,
S..U nt nub he auction my enure
herd of tuberculous-inspeciea
d.-iirv cows, and other property,
nt ih. .1 W. ( onne tarm. 45
Salem and return. via miles i. r.. 01 niiision.. aim a
(.... r..n I'l. ..in- iv. for the Ore- mi es a. b. 01 iorin 1 lams, ai
gon Stati
lin-
1 .
Of opening a DanK Account
the one sure road to best business?
If you arc, do not oyerlook the mod
ern accommodations at the
American National
bank
Private desks for writing your business
letter; for drawing your checks and a
big free telephone list in a private
booth. Privacy for your Safety deposit
boxes. We can make you feel at home
for we have all the modern conveniences.
Fair. SeptemU'r2 token a. m.. on
t;..l..iu ..ill I.,. H..1.I -rut' pen iv cu'PTi'MUF.i;
August 21) to SeptemU'r 7. inclu- pifty-three head of high grade
crrier. sive. Ueturn limit Sept 11. dairy cow s, IS in milk, some fresh
"agley -m schedules and details will aUr majority Winter milker,
be Jurnished on nHjuest.-S. n ve milk How, and
U'm Sehnlmerich. of I-arming-
ton. was in the city l ndav alter
noon
Ijwt- Female fox ti
Kinder i.lease notify Wm. 1
Sr.. Hi sb.ire. Koute .5. In lunusliea on request. --o. n .r.-wvi mi k How. ana
W II. Hudson, of Aberdeen. Coop"r, agent, llillsboro..Ure. Lpecially selected; one of the
... . :. . ..r I,;.. fu,.,r .titimxt- nriis 01 iiairv cows 111
vvasn,, is t gucot hi om ......v., miss r.va iieiinieyer, wnoweuc ''-- . . .. u: .u
... ii...i .r .ii. 1 ui 1 1.1 .. -., ........... t'..n 1 w.Kninirion io n ikh kiuw
iv.v,. iiuiiM M, 1.1 "; f.asl Willi n.-r parents ium 1 an. - - - . ; .M. r ,
..;.. I ., ve remain two weeKS. . .1 . 1 1 1 11:.,..;.. , ....t m-n..,! 110 stem ouu.o iicuc. iun".
OO' "l " IIO tile OI 11 lllliii'iii 11 111 1 . . I. in 1.1, ..,;, fmm
. . .. i.,,..i. f,.r i..ct l-'iiilMv -ind w l teach in iH'iwrtiiMMMui., iv.iM,..v.
i,nsiwtrnii i'-;j ' ' v , : ;J , ...... c-i 1'T.n to 1700. all sound and guar
- I).. 'I'.. . . I.... Ililiiu ll l il.'lillHITitM I 111 III V III" III I I -
theiarmers. r.y tiu-Miay in.c-.-. .- I,.,.-,. ... ". -"""';, r , .,.). fnrm u-airons. Ui in
ig was resumed out of the stack, lerre, Oregon 10 1, , uhn ; "lir: mne ..low. disc 3
harvesting was again taken up. says thai oirgon is 1 e u..v r "lVV 4 ,,.in,h walWinsI
d by Saturday night thousands place lor resilience iter . y haww s.ft bindor.lO-
t , r .r.im vi-.n-.i in ine otnieiiv iiveuuuion me uum- 1 -. . . ... .
01 iii-u-o 01 -, . nvrakp. h.tv lOiiuer. manure
,11. II .1 IM'l. "J""".'. .
1'unoie. 01P1..1, er. Adnance mower, new
dsc drill, -horse cultivator.
m n n V other farm tools and ma-
noia lurni
numer-
'our patronage courteously received.
C. Shutk, Pres. C. Jack, Jr., Cashier
American National Bank
Malm and Third, HlUmboro.
A
1
1 .. u'i,;. M..,,i,,,it,,n 1 ' ri,,, irrMve ntn nine navenieni
for saie, num: v. I....(sv--.. . ... . - . .
eggs III for $1.50; per hundred, is made entirely of small erusheu
' . .t... . . I .I 1 . ...l...:il..l......,i...,i..ifiiir.
eggs 1.1 lor JH.oo; er nunureo, is mane c-iim 11.1 .' v many oilier utrm twis an
for incubator lots $10; will take rock, mixed with the preparation chinory. some household
orders for chicks, one day old, at that is compounded for the top Uu.0 4 doz chickens. and
$"0 per hundred. Also have a surface of the standard bitulith- QU3 oUu,r articles.
r.T ,u.L-...-..l for ' r.0each. 11. ic. Many are of the opinion that . ,...,, nt Kaon.
ii" - . , ... -, . ti ' - .- , .,
i..;i.,.,...,.i North 1 s boro. on it w 1 nuiKe as giniu .t pav eim nc T,.mo of sa e unaer 5-iu,
.u-ii'ini.ii.., ........ ..... . ... - ...i,;,.i, 1 v . .
i!,...L-..r i. uce. Garabaidi Ave., tor wear as me sianoaiu, . i u. u . $10 ana over, six monins
...,.1 1 ;i. ..,,.,1.. ron.l 4'J-tf has aci'uslied rock base, lhe . i.n.K, note at 8 oer cent, in-
itllVI Vlllll"' I . ... f 1.,... I'll'in""' ' I
a .c...n,ive of an electric rnaitway on v asm gton o evt torest Tw0 por COnt. on. casn
n 'ii'"" .. . 1, . ill vvnieni'ii wn n inte est as
m -vm ' -.
f Resource largest ot any Bank In Waualngton Ootuly
J. A. THORXBURGH J. E. BAILEY W. W. MCELDOWNEY
President Vic-Preiitent Canhier
II. E. Ferrin, Ant Cashier
Forest Grove
NATIONAL BANK
FOREST GROVE. ORE.
Statement of Condition on Thursday, April 18, 1912.
Capital and Surplus $50000
uiim i-omnanv was out from Port
... I ... nst o l ie weeK. inier-
..;.,.. imr luwiness men 10 see u
I,., ....old not interest them in in
oiniiimr some handsome electric
n bttt mif
signs. Just what his success was
kn't known-mil mere is nom
w ill be watched with interest as
to wearing qualities.
i?....ni-.hr I'.enton ltowman is
nlmut the "busiest man in sev
..nt. .no tinvnshins. those weeks
ili-it t n !ii)iiorlionmeniS ami as-
.itt.i. .... ... i .
have l.een grouiui
,.. Sill.
v i - v .
W. T. Kerr, Owner.
W. Hughes, Auctioneer.
Wiil'eim Meieriergen. of West
Union, was in the city Monday.
11. Tavlor Hill, of above Moun-
taindale, was in Saturday, with
his Stoddard-Dayton. lie was
accompanied by Al Wirtz. one of
Ixans - $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
...i.i.ioi.iivij liii vrt lnun
ISIl L IVIIUlll hmw .iv . -v l M'nfi llllllo I in v, .v
i mum indicative of business his otliee. On top of
ins "" , . """' . ;
than a lew unique iietti ic oik inat me assessments u.iu- um.
. . . .- . : .. t .i..,i . .. . , . , , , i . . i ... 4 ......
..I.....V .M'l.r i inn. in .ill- r, . ....... ... f ii (ii.i'k... ;imii .1
nlUMHK cov. v.i.-v. ... - - - i nun in un nm " - i accuiuiiaincvi m
ning. has required avast umouut ' the Mountainaaie oiutimers,
. i i i. l ' . .kiiti f.vn 1 1 1 ir uiiu i . .
, i. s 1 K';; wi. i'-n- ,b
..r ,u,,..i Saturdav. He raises against the hot days. , . unlIse it has
I run, anu nt- tnt-i (ii... vv....ott. of Gaston, was one of the tmest places on tut
I - . , ,
.,.nw. ui. ..mini i nnt. ana neuner ,n
nilll.i.. i-l'"" ' , I tllllS. fSllOLl, III UUO.....I "iinit u V" " ,r ,C, .
Th.. llnlles nor liogue Kivtr have i Tvin,.c,i-.v evening, knia bnek of North Plains, and
nnvthinir on the Huntemann or-1 ... i - whilo crossing a h., has earned every dollar in
" . . i 1 . J . . ....1.. l.lHl " ' " - 1
chard, lie tuuis reauy m ut- iu. . -, .Rl j Kuvst Urove tie value in it.
all his crop. This year tie nas . i..amster who. Wescott
not enough to nil ine loeai ue
$529,312.56 $529,312.56
Hosorvo Si Por Ooxit.
DIRECTORS
Thoa. G. Todd John E. BaiUar J. MT. Tuqu
Wtlber W. McCldowney J. A. Thornburg'
SOU.
19-32
liideelv. the civil vvar
veteran of Forest Grove, was in
. c.. I,... I In savs the old
county seat friends look Rood to
him occasionally.
.... 1 1. . i...f c.ni os returned to
IVIIn. j i.iii" . '.- - . . ,
. ... m i, iiiiuliom home, last
1','iday. alter u six weeks visit
(ACCURATE TIMEKEEPERQ
M nnd Mrs. Norman L reer and a bending oi me ituueis. f, ., ,. ;.,(,. first, letter. A.
lilt. Ulici - I i I I 11 II IJUt VIV. MiMi . - - -
received a hearty reception lrom Weseott swore out a wanani Homncn( Beaverton. Ore., Route
the llillslioro contingent over at and ('unstable McQuillan caught 4 Kox n 24-6
Caribaldi. last week. The New- Um allied olTon, ;ho works ' , .
lyweds were given a generous nor j. vv. p vit icj, ' vj,Vthe.'n I'-ieitic has just
Sharivari. and the groom gave or for.the Soidltem 1 ae, e K?J
his visitors a liberal spreau. re- uie inai im l "MV, X t'octio A vPnne nndisnowoc-
quiring several tnps to t e the jury Dobbins
pensers oi icecream unu ot.ic- ,,e. m o -""v- r.v -frtl(1,u.nt trios out on
delicacies. 11. Is boro was wt ' Jry-ii. :: West SidV where in former
represented at. the .beaches -at line. h. 1. ur. th l. .1.1 alma tht v t t
least that is the opinion ot mr. eer. i. . o 'w r five townshius.
and Mrs. Urcer. "ixerr.
The value of a watch is in its timekeeping
qualities, and it is the only feature of a watch
that the average buyer does not see and under
stand for himself at the time of purchase.
Therefore buy your watch at a house that under
stands its watches, knows what may be expected from
them, and can explain every feature of it to you.
I.ATJREI.. M. HOYT JEWltlH AND OPTICIAN
First door west of the Delta Drug Store.
euky.
with her boh, George, at